True Democrat., 1863-05-20

thev loved so we'll t is great consolation for them to know that he died glorious death and true patriot soldier in his countrys cause ana soilei oi ~ @ % W Christ May God sanctify this bereavement to the good of his many surviving friends and relatives and on may they live as lived, and die as he ded duly ana nleiy prepared worthy and well qualified 10 meet Ills o7aT M one brother sisters and God m peace feel assured that he is egning around throne of God singing Ills pfase with angels and the redeemed hosts oi ls as % M @ I T ~ be fore him A true friend o :. w. \" A
 Little Rock Ark. May 15tl, l063.
 D!ED-At the residence of Mrs Lucy Hill. in Pulaski county, Ark WILLIAM F. LAMBETH m te Aa ye"r o' f i,s of chronic darrhea after an illness oi h's'llS n.e months served fifteen months in the servcc or ms country in Col Stephens regiment company F., ie ulea lamented by all who knew him. ann pelec"y ie'Shoo with full assurance of a home Ill heaven. r
 At Little Rock on the 18th April 1863 Col JOHN TITTs- WORTH aged 62 years tribute due to hls memory rom one who knew him in .auld hang syne" Aehtockah oy birth, be emgrated to Arkansas in her infancy lie wS Gods nobeSt works. an "honest man Long Wi, Uncle Jack" (as he WAS familiarity termedJ be mourned by the community which he lived the poor have los friend whose hand was ready to alleviate his guests ever forget te cordal they always received under his hosptaoie roo The social family circle broken on earth may ' o ueo in Heaven. AN oLD fFiENp' denly. Mrs. VISTA R. BLsDsos consort of Mr. d. steven in the Seth year of her age She wa n4tiVe o ou yss and by her amiable gentle and upright departments made many friends For several years she had been Iol hind rich legacy her grief stricken husband and sec Little boys, andoth sadly beTeaved friends m - Blessed are s the dead who die in the Lord" D. May l4th, 1865
 In Little Rock on the 2d of May 1863 L. CUMANG' of the Rev David B. and F B. Cumming, aged + years month"; and 24 days David L. Cumming, protssed re lgon and joined the M Church. South in his Huh year He lived exemplary member until his death Ills last moments though separated from kindred and home m no kind mother eecOnate sister near to smooth s dylng pillow, were peaceful and happy-truiy
 Jesus love make dying bed
 As soft as downy pillows are"
 Died at Little Rock Jan the 22d s63 A. DALE of Col Thos. and Lavna Dae of Cedar county Mo- aged 2z years, months and day The subject of his notice was born in Overton county Tenn taken at an early age to Mo- where he remained till the beginning of the present sanguinary struggle. When quite young his tther put him in school where he distinguished himself in learning and discovered marks of ability above that ot his fellow students On arriving the years of maturity he com mencea the study of medicine which he promised sooa 10 become of the brightest ornaments of the proesslo But his deepest indignation aroused when the hrst hostile demonstration made Mo. Tine hidden fire of patriotism that burned within his youthful boSOn mpel ed him fly to countrys He volunteered in lS6 in the call of Gov. Jackson. and was ln the hard fought battles of Oak Hi Lone Jack and Prairie Grove at all o which he acquitted himself with honor ever enjoying the highest esteem oi hiS companions i'll arms But
 He is gone from his country so dearly beloved,
 Nor shall see him more,
 Till the under whch we now suffer is moved,
 And we meet on a slnes5 shore.
 May Sd, l6o3. I F. JONES. April 1865 Capt MIDDLETON HILL in the 9th yar of his age. Thus rpened for the scythe he met his fate with resignation and christian foritude rarely equaled Capt Hill, an honest and upright man and his loss to his immediate neighborhood and his dsconsolae family is irreparable.
 On the 2Sth ut in this city CARLOS B. youngest child ofE " and G. Crow, aged 2syetr. months and days.
 The yerna flowers their beauties spread,
 Deliyhtill to the eye
 But quickly all their hues fled,-
 They wlther, droop, and die.
 Thus severed from their parent stem,
 Our babes go on before;
 That fond hearts may follow them,
 To that immortal throne"