True Democrat., 1863-03-18

DIED--In Dallas, Polk county Ark, Feb 15 ls63 Mrs. ANASp E. WlLlAMsoN consort of Hon. j. B. Williamson.
 November ls62, in Prairie county atefa ill " M GILLESPIE m-mber of Capt ThoTqas compayi shaver's brigade, Grlnstca;!s reg tnlent iSDh"eD
 Dec 2st 1882 the residence of George Green, Mway Hot Spring county AIk LnRRNzo B. ROBERTSON, of Seat county, Ark lt Lieut. Company K, l4h Ark Vu lNDE
 At plantation Arkansas yer Jefferson county or chronic diarrh. ihe Sd February, 1865 Capt ANGUS FREsE McNElLL in the 3lst year ot his age.
 With great energy and sefsAcrce he raised volunteer company the of 1862 and drilled and cared for his vary aentvey; but he fell victim to the expos hardshps incident camp liffreqrent and hur red marches tho din and carnage of battle and the the soothing attentions o home and friends when sick. His company belonging Col Anrgans Regiment and Mc- brigade participated in the battle of Prairie Grar sustained themselves vet1an soldiers But history will do annie justice to the gallant heroes of that engage ,nent and need speak of the personal age here of the honore dead But in the home crceas ousy He bereaved parents beloved wife, two sweet little brothers and sister, with many others to thus bereaved! But not the Roman maxim good dua pro para mori" Did not Jesus die for ner among his last us be also ready 1NDBXED B.
 In Milan county, Texas 0n The 1h Of January 1868, of consumption HENRY H. HAYS aged about 42 years. De ceased born in Gates county N C. he emgrated to Arkansas in lSI6 and lived in Monroe aud Phillips counties of that State about Is being content with his ocaton only induced to leave there for the purpose Of mprov- ing his health and get the the federal He started to Austin the Soth October last but called to his long home before re.chng h de.na men thereof and leaves only child and only brother to mourn his death H. W. $.
 In Arkansas county, on the 23d ult, Mrs. NANCY A. BRuNsoS, consort of Dr. Ath Bunsos atcr of two months wit h tyrhoid fever. lNDhAEDl
 Mrs. B. daughter of the late Col Farrpfiy, and native this She estimabe lady, and her kind and amiae nature eudeared her to all whom she
 knew her hut to love her. By her death kind and devoted husband little children left to uuendng from earthto them It Is indeed sad calamity Spring again with it's joys and it's yer due but these will have lost their power to delight the stricken husband the little for there is void at home which be filled and bitter sadnass in their hearts which al ne diminish. may God comfort them, and may they find in his mercya solace which earthly friend eau give.
 At Richmond Ky, from wound received in the battle that place THo5 R. DIXON of company A. 4th Arkansas regiment by Col E. McNair, of Turner B. and Mary A. Dixon, aged about 2 years
 The subject of this potice born in M nroe county.
 engrated this State in 5S He had by his amia- bIe traits of ch,rat secured himself the friendship ell within the circle of his influence The author humble tribute to his had the happiness be intimately associated with him in his various walks of life and found him actuate by the highest principles of honor and integrity As of business he puously honest punctna and just in all his dealings and enjoyed the confidence and respect of all classes of munty which he lived The current of his feelings was srong and the fankness of his mannes opened to the hearts of the codest nature Connung almost fault; every door and portal o ms own her open and all who might enter oucn was the character of Thos B Dixon in tho peaceiuI ~ks oI ne the rude civil war were nefa Tn our land But when southern rights were tramped upon and hosts of tanacsm were marchihg TOT he i'a.ion o his soil he ,p,ono the in Arkansas responded to her call and among the I st companies from Cal bonn connty He participated with his regiment Tn the hoo f Ek Horn this State and was engaged in seve
 I during the campaign In camp life, that ,;f which above others tries mems soulshe not only
 but added increased luster to his character by Kindness and generosity and pure unseinshness He was in every sense of the good soldier obedient and snectf,l to his officers obging to his fellow sodiers Long nut who the recipients of his tender assdu