True Democrat., 1863-01-21
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many of this place, by all of whom she wasA and greatly esteemed. She was an aifectloh wife, kind mother and mistress, and no doubt christian lady.
 Her sickness which lasted about three weeks, was of the most excruciating character yet, she boret with more than ordinary christian forttude. Never she heard to complain, neither of her afilction or of those who waited upon her. She talked but little about dying, yet it evident, that she had great misgivings about her recovery. From her virtuous walk and chaste conversation, we have the fullest assurance, that she died in covenant favor with her Savior Wetruly mourn her death, but not as those who have no hope She leaves husband and three chldrea, the youngest of which only 2l days old at the time ot her death, to mourn their ireparable loss, but their loss IS her eternal gain Her children she assigned to her sister, Mrs. Waters, of Missouri. May she De to the helpless ones, kind bencfactor lndeed'
 How blessed the righteous when they die,
 When holy souls retire to rest
 How mildly beams the closing eye,
 How gently hfaves the expiring breast"
 PARys, TEXAS, Jln 4th, 1863, E M
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 1n the hospital in Memphis, EDMOND R FULLER, On the 18th day of May, l762, of Typhoid Pneu- monia. He the youngest child of Edmond and Hannah Fuller, and brother of Elder r. A. Fuller, NJ. D. Morgan Co.,, Ala, IS the place ot his nativity, from whence he moved with his parents to Texas in lS46.
 He embraced the christian religion in 1S49, and the next year united with Baptist Church. He became a soldier in Capt Bennet's Co.,, of Texas cavalry in February, l062, and taught bravely all through the Elk Horn battle.
 In Little Rock, when on his way to Corinth he had an attack eff measels, from the effects of which he had not fully recovered when in Memphis, was taken with humps, which was followed by the dis ease that terminated his earthly career ln his 23d year. During his illness he suffered much, yet bore | it patiently. His general department was of an 1 admirable character. He did not seek to make 1 ly,,a 1ius srinn nhp1ip n parents and an afectionate brother. He was zeal ous Templar of sober habits and deeply religious. l He was dotted on by his parents. It affords the family delight to speak of his exceencies. How great the loss, but God will sanctify the ] aflliction. Blessed be his name. K. C. B. l December 18th at the residence of Wm. Coker, in Jack son Parish, La., WILLIE, son of Samuel and Mlry Fulbright formerly of Green county, Mis- souri, in the fifth year of his age. Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven" | By drowning in the Arkansas river, near Darda nelle, JIMMY JOHNSON. Every body knew Jimmy | Johnson, but they who knew him once will know l him no more. mmy, we loved thee, with all thy faults for thou vast 'greater in thy humility than kings are little in their grandeur" w e will re- member thee when we drink from the "old oaken bucket,' as the we'll digger We will remember thee when visit the lonely grave yard for there | for many a year will remember the humble monu- ments your hands have chiseled over the remains of the lov ed and lost. We shall miss thy honest .countenance and ready wit, but thou vast in the scar and yellow leaf, and all friendships must be broken.
 Mr. Johnson was a native of Ireland, about 70 years of age, and between 30 or 40 years resident of Arkansas. The south had no truer friend and but for his one failing, old as he was, he might have lived to see the land he loved so we'll, tree and happy. C. l.. T.
 N RIsrowN, Aug. l6, 1862.
 On the 30th Dec, 1862, at the residence of Mrs J. C. Martin. SAMUEL, infant son of Capt. Samuel and Mrs. Eliza Fairchild, aged ten months.
 "We CD no. for those, whom the veil of the tomb
 In Ies happy morning. hath hid from eyes,
 Ere sin threw d blight OCT the spirits young bloom,
 earth had profaned what was born for the skies
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