True Democrat., 1863-04-08

DIGD-In tine xriuity Of this city. the 2st of March. 1883. " AsH[E, sun uf W. N anu r.. J A0IToT a6ed + men lis and l6 days
 Dearest w.sRIF thon has len us
 And thy To We deeply ferl,
 But lis tiyd tlilt hath hereft u',
 Anl Ee"cG aH M -1I4-''a l4-t-
 Bui of beauty cherished G,wer
 Ot Ifc's garland. y7tp fife power
 That struve thy spirit to ietaiu;
 Prayers, tears, heart yearnihSs, all were va'n'
 Ana yet though faith points to the sky,
 An1 hope het anchor reSts on 'high
 So ST Ii~ the tir thu lrath has rvsn, |. Il Ae back dear child from II aVen
 Al,s, ula.. that We shquId cling
 To memories that n only hfinS
 Aaga,cnt q pain Gpd gran; the power,
 A-cua to li4i my broken flower.
 Ia th;- cty, thn 2th March, iSj', NEs NAnY AN CEbERs m Ihe 6st yelr her t-o ot lingering daelsc TIL. deceased w.u e hrr nke- she ctne quiet anu .tiy as a anb. She orted by herchIdren on ts a.t Struggle with King penth she migrated from German, this -ciit in Ihe year NY!
 Iii pine Biutf Ahars,s on the 2'th of March, l@G o rypb id,pueunoni4 "ILL'M ashlAF sFEFrkRD o TraTi' couniv Tax4s H. VA prvatr in company ', ol Coi FIoarnoy eIes,nent of TT Xt,- ,-Noiunteer infantry
 Io-Co.e,vc uaty on tA+ lst April Mrs. ELIZA VII r1,ss. .oBsUrt of 5aHnel Williams Esq
 pIED-In this cty. tae zdtn ut, Ms MtsY AN rQuINN in fA- -9tR .aF ut her age
 Io ths ctv March iS:h l8tl, CoRvetI, E wife of r. C. .Eakor ag,a U ye5irs 70 u nts5 an1 Y dAJs
 At thl rashlee of Co., SlnN. Ruherf7rl in Seb>tlan county Ark on the I5ih O., ls65 MAGsGs R., nt4n
 
 99 5 f,r veur bsbe young mother. for God in his own e o time an loare hl taken From earth your littie Maggie n lac v jn the angel band that -lng aroui His ibiose Tn uevea she lives among the olesseda crown of lite uon browa nda plaGt in the garden of l Eord ehc W buI and bloom forever beneath the sunlit smiles qt Gpt r. On the 18th Feb 1s3 at the Bentn Hote A. !. son of Wnl and lnila Brents aged B years months and io days K Al rou,la xss on rho 9th July 1862, WLuaM ssuaGs m yetr nt hi. nao "a re-,lcnt of Jeters, county. In q ed himself to c 0tn Arhansas Reg He leaves wife and ufit aors @ iauy relations to mourn tr oss, anu while . mourn uur yalnt dea1 sh Jrld confie u God ha has ssidha would !" husband to the widow and A iarther ,-the orph4 and my L9 "l9 t'n.e6 the %ins t aL 8iIorn ialb protect the Widow ami itf uear hte children n.ther ainotious los i4 but bis ga. and may swpe be through bllsstul eternity L. T. L. A. br residence in Midway IIo Spring county, Ark M 94t Narch ls6 Mrs Cox, in the 70th year of her s Sha enjcrtd from Tcnuessce in the year lS2s, and h ba. a resident of this State. Afer having spent a lie of usefulness oarth she as gone to s'Tss deeIner in HeaVen - Anothe brave one has found peace, BENJAMIN F. BOONE lst It. in Company K, Capt petigrsw Col Brooks kegt, fell asleep in the hospa! a oang @ on r;s su 2, of March. He was native of Ienn sia a reslueht oi Washington county the time of his deat Was wounded in the Prairie battle, Dec lh by ball passug hronrb his thfn shateripg the boe During his ahlic ion pieces of bone taken from the wo,ni he suffered much cxcic:ans pan oei9re the aiessengsf anpo,ced The aster is come and caie Tor sse; na' In bnre if with manly f,rttude and christian resignation le II NV was sismen; member of State Lesaturewas ona inc vArme,t advocates Of our caue anc almost to
 aanOuncenthfo SiiCcee5 He was 5 wears aeeft wife api several children onr n.nv warm friends his unti,hey removal was member th Baptist Church, sn often on ms lea'a bed spoke freely Of his heavenly prospects ana ol 'I Ds f immortality that belongs ouy to the truly pous ma t take care If his bereaved family ad naiy ieid 'hes 10 htnstit in glory Sleep oh brave man. ho'oi ~ W " of battle di 4turb thy 4uiet rrpoSe' /A\
 Ee s,apps the brave Las found shome; A'Ho\
 m, summons cau+, ha prepared; \H
 Iii. n,6,iit-rins brly i. in the tonlb- N
 His spirit has winged it's way tp 'to1.
 r 4. MOSES. Char
 prrit Ark Int Gen q. r, csap, near LtHte too6, March l8' lsos- INSExED
 Obituaries. nod at Clinton Miss on the Sh Nov, s12, R. A. BoaEs a tt oIs v.ar of lis age Prompted by that nobility of nid that makes m4 greas ani good, he wa' one oi the nrst t resp d to his cuntrS cali one O. tue het v rosn rb m dsfe,s of our rights. While engaged IT clV pur suits he was only fn0I civilian; tut aeI lay.ns a the ciric wreath to wear the crown o es m him c7mpIary sol r.-What auoble example lie uu m n fr ,i yth of the 4ge to emulasHthont muriner ne bore aIi hard.hip4 and privatons peculiar ' me so diery No parent ha dearer b1y no sister oYenoi hr,tI no friand moro frthut conhdant, or werthier conpaaon greatly beloVet ny all "no Aho" niu' aud those who know hn best love nun III I IT. ara sad in on ob thou art gone, forever gone; ana we are sad iu deei to know that shall more grasp thy lfiehoiy hand Not only thozc arrest 10 you Tn love are spr hnt coud we stand round thy ha1wei clay eyes unueu o weep would betew each clud upon thy grave with afse tiops tenrs Verify oah to believe that one 50 good thn cud have lie so b1'e, pu' , graves of tho beat men, and snatches the floral wreath rom the oooi post of every family.
 Earths fondst brightest hopes on feeting pnions
 fly. !, . :, a, And tho souls oy and cherished buds the first to die But loved loving why lament thy loss, when thy loss is gain to tkee.
 "Iaurels may flourish Iound the conquerors tomb,
 But happiest they who win the world to come. We envy thee lamented fren thy couch of lowly resi- "Your sea of troubles you have past
 And found the peaceful shore