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NOTICE
ROADS.

ROADS.
THE ErS Boara ri Commissioners Of Raads sog
kefsilsw Dis;Fics. wiii rfees ins CsEaden On ssr
ssss Monaas IL February, NJ ~ O'clock.
.iaaHsrr q COLIN aAcRAEs Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
MARRIED. INDExEp

In Sewer county, by Rev. II McCInton. OF
the lJth Oct, ! 54 a: ths residence OF the bfilr.
Capt. \. II. HgARN TO Miss BgFF4E c.
FLOWERS, both Vi SEWER county. lNllAti
At Lone Oak Texas. On tn, :th Of October.
1868, by the Rev. Nr. Weaver, Mr. b. y.
CIAsE, of Washington, AK, 10 Mrs. ". J.
FEIDH, os Lone Oak.
Thus again, has the swift winged arrow from
Cupid's sacred quivtr.
"HiuA'l tao hearts together"
The liEhes; -: all earthly JOYS has been real-
ized ry iAre, lay friend s.I4. in spite OF WAS,
Iaay the sunshine oi prosperity dliiCs- It's bli-
liant rays ser lily asrlH.! piiEimagc; may ;h''
sweetest -aIsaoGy lose''. pely-de the sIg.t Vi
SANCTUARY Of H.! households may the lair i,ce vi
tay geu.u JllIc, which uow 5raluS with divine
IadlaLce, cast :. halo OF uHdyiug lus;r- o.. tEy
JOYS, and may her sweet, loving si.ilos. cheer
thy dcspo-d.us heart, Should :. oysl .c trouble.
Win cares Or hasrass,d by distress.
IAr pleasures oi life, Though inry csnLo. erase.
nc .oEy-cL-l.sutd visions Of Prite;
YeI ,he yOij il tie .il Vas .. p..f u Tor CHASE.
And iGr yavlU.u las u,,f been sunTlird.
4 ElENB.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
8 a L e
oC Lons BAKE SIX Per Cent
vou-Ta1aE,7e Coupon EsOnds

oc r.cng BAKE Six Per Gent.
vop-Ta1aF;3e Coupon Bonds
npOPOSALS or BIDS will be received at
fine office of the c. $. Treasury Agency
Trans Mississippi, at Marshall, Texas, until
.L. f-st dav Of November next. for the pur-
,h.sa Of TWO MILLIONS CONFEDERATE
STtTrS BONDS issued under the 9th section
- tb. Act to reduoc the currency and to aII-
,Icrils q New-Issue of Notes and Bonds ap-
,'rnyef l7tl, February, 1864
Tbes- Bonds offer great Inducements to pur-
..kasasers for Investment.
They al, Coupon Bonds, payable in thirty
wears .Om da5r and bear instcIest from Ist July
1854. at the rate of six per cent. per annuln,
parahls hall-yearly on the lst days of January
and July
Tnrv are erenrgted from taration in principal
and interest: the interest coupons are receivable
az coin in payment of duties on imports, which
ar. payabs only in Coin, Sterling Ex change,
ar these Coupons, and the net proceeds of I'M
port Dates now laid by law, and also such Ex-
port Duties may hereafter be laid on cotton,
t5jaccO, and naval stores, are specially pledged
for payment Of the interest.
The Bonds will he sold only for Treasury
Notes OF the new issue or tie equivalent in Old
issues under $IO9, at three OF the old Tor two
Of the new.
No bid will he received for less than p.em-l
each bii must Ia accompanied with i certificate
of deposit with one of the Treasury D,poSita
ries at San Antonio, Houston, or MAshall
Texas, Shreveport, La0uisiana, or Washington
Arkansas, for one-tenth Of the amount bid; tC
be held as a forfeit, if the terms cf sale shaI
not be complied with, within ter days after no
tive ot the acceptance Of the lid.
Bonds will be deliverable "a. and payment .
accepted bids made by the purchaser al the Of
see OF the Drp5sitary where the ten por cont
lldosit may Lavo been made
The forfeit dsposi, viii be refunded in cas'
Of nyIi-acvrpsauaa upon presentation Of the
crrtii,at, which will b. returned to thc party
Al bids must be en1ors- ID Bids for six pei
cent Ern -Ia2uhls Eorlt," and vii! be cpcneo
In .i,epr..s.c.. Of the Agent Of the Treasury
Cas.ntroil-r and Au.,i;or, by whom the Pur
clas.s viii BE- awarded.
p. ". GRAY,
3s-i# Agent Treasury, 7. u.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
4 copy from tie EoDoTGs:
II. GAKDES, Secretary.
Tribute to the TIL c1-i Cry 0E Lieut..
I'0Hla V.ElEIaNEtOra.

Another friend has departed from our side
and gone To the m st.s siv.s bourne. The grasp
of his uHud is loos ned the lighi OF his eyes
hAs faded, tne sound Nj Ill voice j. husRtd.
Death hh5 changed Lis cuuntrA4Aeu and sent
him away" Ii Has passed those portals, be-
yUuJ which our vision can follow hIm no long
er. The tones Of friendship ever so tender, can
fail upon his ears no longer. 10 Us j. tclt alone
Ine memory of Lis worth ANA those ever living
affection which a-h beyond ths present anu
the sure, and following tue Object upon which
they rest, bind Us to The iuturo and unseen
world. Lieut.. Tom WILLIAMSON is no more
H. drpai trd iLis liir n o'clock P. M- l9th Sept
at uis l0mc five miles from Washington. Hr
was :, model Of gentleman. III there ever lived
4 Hau without iear and without TepToach,' il
was he. In peace. the eXauplaI ui bruevulaucc
and humanity, H. eulrared himself to every one
witn whom he cam9 in contact. AoIe knew
Linn but t0 love him. Bat when liz saw all in-
solcl.i, and arrogant panty, seeking to degrade
and subiugate those Wi;A whom he lad been
bonn, lived and lUvsd, hc WAS among the ATst %
~ forth in defence Mi his cuuntry's rights. y XIII
more than three years hr iIas been disch.hginE
all duty that was, imposed upon him. No, eT
heard TO murmur OF complain, always kind and
pLedient; il is 10 woLduT he was a i4voIitr with
nis officers a. woll men. Ills last distressing
nome ,mis were borne Win the most exemplary
iorIi.Ude aud resignation and bis spirit was
waited 10 its heavenly home peacefully As
the quiet setting oi the sun, without cloud 10
dim, or 4 breeze disturb the still ard tranquil
sun A. the chilly dnilps of death were gath
rrnr lisl around hini. hs sister asked linn ''f
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
TNDEEED
Tribute ol Ll-ryc-t

4! sp claL communication of Eorrb Lodge,
10. 4. OF Free and Accepted Mss1us the follow
ing preamble aud resolutions were unanimously ly
sdupl-u, to-wit:
WHEREAS, Il haaA pleased AIm' aNtv Gul, TIL
tile wis Disnrls4t.uH ui His uIo..luIca, t0 Ir-
uovs from our midst, in tile 10Th ear OF bis
age, Our worthy and esteemed yC,.l-r i4igud aud
brulArT. ASLRaW J bl4r, VINO ysas "A Master
-Ia.uH 4Lt. (. rny uILur lt t4-s Lodge, aul m.a.
country Hf lite caInal isr aisat ~ tic p.e. ..t
war, remained IN the army, faithfully disglEi =
ing iae uE-i-s of lis station ULl! the thiIi-cEtu
d.y ut August, i-Il, NJ wugl Lr WaS called INV iLe
Supreme architect XVI tha Unitura- lruLn lI.ar
Oh IA I'D. tO r-sl m tllp mansions not made with
hands eternal in tho heavens therefore, bc it
E.sJiSs., Ast IN lac oe@.h ol cur yUuu-
iTirnd and brother iLr ITl,ril..v las iust d
worthy anna useful mnN4lrr. ris Lrrgavgl WItr,
a Kind ala Let O.ed husband his family n 4 uu.i-
iul son aud iitct.oHatr brother, tAc children "a
laiE.s member, his coUHiIy Il i.icd anu tlusty
p1t.-ut- and the community q useful ui.iz.a.
Lasslrat, That while wr cunuut refrain from
laa ming tAr luss NJ u.r arar Young ni.nd, Wr
s.li have reason ID bell NJ that Ao pAss,4 ]
-Arougn " the valley OF the shadow OF c-atI,' -
70 that celestial Lodge above, where TEi-s and
presdrs the SupT, He Grand Master uf tlr Uni
verse.
Hes9Lrll, That W. trrl.r Wy his soFrawing wife,
parents, brothers anu sisters our SINGER. cOuGo-
l"uce IA this, their LOaI Of sIi-. and ..i.i1dou ;
also tLat, = mark Nd our Ies 44ct and 4 H., mo-
rial d. tnG lHmrn-ad du4i- rupy ul th-aa lrsu-
lEt.vls br tanurr.d tu. u.i ai.a .ur.hrr ihal a
cepy ol the same be ;, nj 10 the editor ul lie
d" y asAiusion Telegraph ior publication.
DANILL M. JONES.
WILEY N. ~It ALI Committee
I'M
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
IL. Qaz- TRAxs-MIss. DG5T.

SiiFev' Itoit, A-i, : l1-. -, sol
General Orders, I
NJ -.
: ii. officers ana men belonging to command.
= 4 c-s, of th= u MiasissipIi liv-r. and wlo have
come into t...s y, p-.Itn.g1t since tue fall OF
Y. IS "a Z, And u>t Ho" sewing i'll the field
viii report immediately, III prrU-- ~ D.ir. Gen
= e. iI.ys. a. AI,xaljfia, II,
IT. Con..aaHGius od!crTs VIII turn over to
BHg- i.u- Hays al! yfiic-.s tnl ular sewing III
ta-}- c9asu!,u5s, 5r.14Eia- TO II li-aiv .jg,,u.-
g..jols east of tht Mississippi liver low. =" ha
m.r have come Ito this u Js.JlnvEt siI-e ,he
isl. O: |5c&,.u,g and have nsl been .ogululy
s..s.gl-d To .ae comment WIKI w.-is- tl.ey .,.e
Swing, by Props4 auiHoTi =.
III. QuJr.-l3.lass~rs r.l C"Al'aissari.s vii.
tgris.. .4r u.oessery sUynli's, trans sport'ioH,
4, r.. ,s ou.5l- Bli. G-..- taEs 10 es-aJii.h i
Camp HraE A.-xoIs,.lls Iii. aa- which may be
1ecai:rd - collect and forward ts In.n 10 tlrir
Oo;,.----la east Vi tuc Hississ z ii ilyel.
i, gv4lalt...ll Df
General [. kIWET 2siITH.
:. :. ANDERSON, =. =. Gyl. -
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

DIED. On the 10Th Of September, 1864 At the
residence of Major Lee, at Walnut Hill. Laiay-
cite comfy Arkansas, MARCUS CHEATAAI. el-
dest son Of George w and Aphelia Cheatam,
a--ed Eve wears, nine months and twenty-five
davs
Thus hus passed away. in boyhood's early
iays a tender bud Of promise. Little MACK
WAS of natures nobcst work. remarkably intel
licrut for ono Of his years, and Of a demeanor
and disposition charming 10 every one who
knew him How sud id il that A mother should
be made to weep over Her dead chill, while her
husband. the sharrr Of her joys and sorrows, is
f4r away from his home in the service of his
country The toys must BE- laid aside and for
gotten thn little garments folded away, and the
impressed pillow must he latt ~ nc w.t. with the
tears o the stout-hcaTtcd father and soldier, who
has stood the shock Of many battles, when he
returns home TO find that the voice Of his dar-
ling little boy has been drowned in she dark
stream ot death. Sud sad, indeed, = the
thought.
But mother. oh mother, why. why do you weep
For your child, who j. only il Jesus asleePi
H.l mortal remains, though they perish 10 dust,
El onhrd ioF awhile in the \ chamber ot rust, "
VIII rise from tie sL=Ckles that bind them to
earth.
Immortal, for Jesus VIII give linn new birth. :
GEORGE FrANKLrS, oily sou If Morgan r
and Martha y. Tuurutine. was born February
25th, 1859, ard died ot CONGESTION Of the brain,
JG!y l5tE, 1861.
"so fades the lovely, blooming flower,
Fia.l, smiling sulnra XXI #n hour;
- SOON cur transient comforts fly.
A4i pleasure only blooms to die.
Il there no kind. no henling art.
To s9othe tae anguish Of rAc heart.
Hope wipes the tear from sorroNs eve,
ana faith points upward 10 The sky"
SIS.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
HEAD QUARTERS TRANSMITS DEP'T,
Shreveport, La, Sept IA, 1864. )
GExTRAcTl
Special Orders. !
No. go. (

XII. ALL permits for the expectation of Cot
ton through the lines in the District of Arkansas
and West LeuSiana, must be forwarded at once
fer revision and record to the Cotton Bureau a,
Shreveport. aud hereafter no cotton will be nj.
lowed to pass the lines without it has been 50
recorded. All permits not forwarded in thirty
DAYS from this date for record, will be revoked
ani tho officers in charge of the out-posts will
tax" all of them up and forward them up TO these
Headquarters.
BY command Of
General Z. KIRBY SMITH.
s. s. ANDERSON. 4. a. G.. T324
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
TRoBTCE LOAN OFFICE.
Washi lgton. Ark. June II. 1864.

T VIII he see by reference to GEN Smiths
Orders No. 4. he directs the purchase. and,
If necessary, tie impressment Of one-half the
Gotten in this department II Is hoped parties
having cotton will sell it TO tho Government +.
UJler .hese ezde-s. | am instructed to buy
cotton. The Government does not wish to rn-
sort to harsh leans in Obtaining it ! would,
t. erefere, urge upon those having cotton, Ia
come forwart Tithout delay and sell to tie
Government
DAVID BLOCH,
Agent Produce Loax for the
l6tf State If Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
ESHsta"e ECtEge.

4 Ii indebted for Postage will please come
Il forward like Inen and pay by tae 3oth ol
SPIT, l664, or the old issue OF 50 viii not b,
taken AZ par, On that day want 10 make II :
deposit as Postmaster.
K. l.. PHILLIPS, T. II
Sept 2G. 1864 3l-S
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
= d 5 2

7 OST between Washington and D. T. Uinn's
- Tan-Yard. = Is LACK VI OR 0 c O
IOCEEF BOOK, containing seven One Hun
dred Dollar per cent interest-heariug Bills,
and Three OF Pour HurGred Dollars IN Tens
and TweuteS, and some forty IL Ones and
Twos
lost the book between this aud Winn's, and
if the iiuder will deliver il at the Telegraph
Of:gr, he viii b. liberal rewarded.
W. l.. BRITT.
Washington, SPIT =, 1864. zl-tf
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

Mrs. SARAH ENGLISH RENFRo Of SEWER
county, Ark, departed this life July 18th, 1861,
leaving deeply brreaved husband To mourn
the loss of an afieetionale companion sons anu
daughters to mourn the loss of a truly pious
christian mother. society and the church, the
loss of an exemplary member. But they mourn
not as those that have no hope.
.'Swee. is the thought, tine promise sweet
Thai friends, long severed friends shall meet
That kindred souls, on earth di-ioincd,
Shall meet, from earthly dross refined,
Their mortal cares and sorrows o'rr.
Aud mingle hearts TO part no more,''
Sister Renfro's maien name was English.
She was native ef Jones county. Georgia,
',eas buried ,rih Christ in baptism in Pirkins
county, Ala, in lSiI and removed To AIkan-
sas in $40, wherr after a short illness Of MY
five days she fell aserr in Jesus.
ASLEEP il jesus o. for me, n;rEXED
Nav such q blissful rpfi1us b. 'l-l
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

he was willing to die" he answered, Il had
rather live III II Il Gcd's WILL if net am willing
ana anxious 10 60" When his physician tol1
bir, nv rould Mt live but few hours, he asked
why put it off at hours"
He spoke to all of his brothers and sisters.
encouraging them tc meet him at Gods right
hand.
we DO deeply cordole with his devoted and
aflectiorate sisters and brothers. He can not
come to you. vet you can go TO him. What
comfort. 10 not wish him back on this earth,
for he Il norT happy. Now long farewell, dear
friend And dc parted brother. n The Lord giveth,
the Lord taktth away, blessed bs the name Of
the Lord"
Then weep not, sisters, brothers dear,
Nor friends 80 kind and truei
Our iav0rite dwelIs in Heaven above,
lie iAiuks and pleads .or YOU
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
PROCIA.NTATICN
BY THE GOVERNOR
THE ETATr OF ARKANSAS.

HE - "a 1 q. OS AEiAA Et-t>,
Il hs S.-r:r's q Drll.ag. Ashay, Dre,7, CAie7i
Da5a, lfbaas1s and J.Jary9a Coqatiss-
t7trrTIrG:
XETHEREAS. # appears there Is a vscaucy
w in t1e ol5,r O. Judgc Of the Ciccuit
court Of lae Second Judicial Circuit occasioned
bE tie removal Of the Hon. ). c. Murray from
Ills State.
Now, therefore I, HARMS FLANNASIN,
"oIeTI!or ot tAe Statc aforesaid bv viriuc OF thr
authority IN ma vested by law, do hereby com
n'hd You to open and hold an election in your
sFFspeeuve counties, on the Twenty FourtF dny
u oct., 1854, to fill said vacauav, according to
dS4 Iy Statnte in such cases made and provided
~ TESTIMONY whereof, have hereto set m y
sFsaS hand and caused The Seal of the $,ate
s4a2 Of Arkansas to be affixed at Washing
"l this lst day Of October. 1854.
II. FLANAGIN.
~ the Governor.
0. Ii. OA~~5. Sect'y Of State.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
OBITI- ARIES.

DIED, on the 2Sih sept. I-Gi. NARY ELIz-
AGETI, ...i.u; l~LgAt-. o. John (. and SussI.
Griffin.
30 fades the lovely blooming flower,
frai. smiling So,I- pi IN hour.
SO so0u oGi .ausi-I. comforts Ly.
Pleasure only blooms 10 lis.
EDrlr PoEEETsCx, ron Of john : Robert
suu, died Ilth Oct, ISL, ~ Columbus, aged
seven years.
Little Eidi. IS son., and the tiuoy voice
which was wont To euliyen the little .ioGse bold
circle. IS S;i!.rd n DeSth; but to s,- hraAt ot
tia. parent tEe voie. Of cur Sayier comss win
lis healing balm. " Bi such ara the ksaE-Om Of
Hrav~u. iitt-. Is thc PARTING, bat how sweet
will be The reunion. H. y. =
DIED, At Washington. Oct. 2i, 1864. aged
81 months. MARY W. only child of Henry {.
and Katie b. Ashley, OF Little Rock
"A m su5gr oi 4 taIisi. .hs child of God, and
All inheritance Of Tie Kingdom OF Heaven, "
his interesting aud lovely infant w:s taken in
its innocence and purity. Around It's young
lie neIs clustered lne hopes and loves of Ii.ai:
nesr,s. Wc IaOuin our loss, knowing it il her
exceeding gain. il j. tnus tAr loving Father
treasures up our jewels that " here our treasures
are uur hraTts may bo also
Liitl, Mary awaits us in the Paradise OF God.
Thithrr lit vc up or hearts il hope. And,
standing Ger Agr Iit;!c grave, lct each sad
nlOuIEsG say:
Thou art goHe little while before me,
O r-y sister. Ere long too shall cast
Ny pilgrim stat. away AID spread
My eou.h beside thee"
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
NOTICE
FOR TAIL PROPOSALS

Z TNDER instructions from the Agency of the
= Pust-O lice Department, Tran<-Nississippi,
Marshall, Texas, PROPOSALS will ba received
by the Postmaster at Washington, Arkansas
until the Beth day Of October, IJ6l, for CARY.
ing th- mails of the Confederate States. for an
unexpirrd term ending June 30th, 1865, on
Route No 4UI and 4U2, frem Washington,
Hampstead Co, Arkansas, to Dallas, Polk Co,
Arkansas, by way of Jus'us' Mills, Nashville,
Ozan, Wilton, Centre Point, Syd-nhan, She
tucket and Gap Springs, - miles and back,
one time week. according to the annexed
Schedule.
SCHEDULE.
Leaves Washington "Wednesday at 3 A. n.
A mi ut Dallas, Friday, by p. Nj.
L.svr Dallas, Saturday, At 8 A. ii.
Arrive at Washington, Tuesday, By p. u.
The General commanding this Military De-
nartmeut, by General Order. No. 67, Gated Sep
tsmber Ist, 1854, reeos nizes as exempt from
couscr!ptjon, contractors for conveying the Con
fedora tc States mail and tho drivers of ihrir
mail coaches and hacks provided for by law,
provided they are taken from the Reserve Corps,
or they were not in the armv at the time of
making such contracts CT un gagemcnts as suyh
drivers.
Z. L. PHILLIPS, Postmaster,
SG Washington, Ark.
Date Oct fG-L 1884
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

ilD'QRS. TRANS. Mss. DEPARTMENT, I
soa. Shreveport, La, Sept. 10Th, 1861. 5
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. a.
Hn PER DIEM and transportation allowed
l9et ny the act Of Congress approved june T.,
ia and published in Geu. Orders No 80, from
dor headquarters, will be granted only to OIL
~ travelling under orders from Department
Of a. va 'rters, from the Commanding Generals
T.rl rle Districts Of Arkansas. West Louisiana,
BRsTFritory, and from The C..igfs Of the several
''Iseoux pFux at Marshall, Texas.
d SSSIaSph '. c. 0. No. 9, current series A.
port.,i " viii not be construed to allow trans
oms' oo or per diem unless the orders cmanate
04e ne OF the above named authorities
by command OF
Gen. Z. KIRBY SMITH
5. 5. ANDERSON,
ssr,r Asst Adjt. General.
port, Oct. ., 1861. 3f-4t
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
&CIIEE
'ga gs.sies'stle state Tax Pay.

'gc .osaE-s.sieEssle state Tax Payers
y GTICE II HEREBY GIVEN to I'll whom
J. il may concern. fh=t the undcrsigR"d will
be 81 the pls-es aDd 1t the ti.ne herriuatt--
specified. lor rhe pulposr Of Assessing ans Col
i-, fig9 the Taxes dur ,he Confederate States
taE the wear 1854. Al q-r5rns are required 10
tu.lish the assessors villa fall and n4psse
F-.z Of ali their p4o9~rtv r~al prrseual and
laiAsd, (caneislia.r Of Land, Moneys, Notes,
NortSaes. And All Ii~us and JaJgments. .Tov-
slry aai eoiH, list o. Hors, S7eiae and SAce5. }
Prompt at,.1s y.i.cs vil. b., ryeailr4.
W. VIII 5- &c
Cottiu-haius Store, Fe.!alil Towrsi.p ua
NnnL.r N.tnn-r z I-Et:
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

We VIII -eat each "r this above Aamed places
FOR one week So lis IN give all an opportunity
Of appearing. Ia 0siu7urnf<, We here State
that iii penalties v d. be- c1iorc-d for any in
fracii5us ot thu Tax Laws. and no excuses will
be received ,x1-pt yf the most valid kind.
Z. IL CONWAY,
Collector, Hsmstaad Co. Ark,
JOHN r. GRATIOT,
DANIEL OIEARY,
32-Gw Assessors Homestead CO.. Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

degree charity, patience. mercy, and indeed
every attribute MI tLr chrstiun chnracter7 DO
you think all this only the result ~ morality
Away with such q doctrine. We are told that
IA tree must be known by its fruits Aud surely
no on coud have become 50 perfect that had
not taken Chsist as thrir standard.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

DIED, On the 81 of Sept. 1851, at the resi-
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Snyle Moutgone-
ry, Drew county, Ark, their little son, Law
RENEE BELsER MONTGOMERY, who was born
on the l2th June, 1859.
Intellectually this dear little boy was by ma
ture well developed, and TO know, was TO love
him. He was the idol of his mother and the
fathers pride. His li:tc twin sister lives to call
him back in her childish gambols but the an
swer is OF Heaven, suffer little children to
come unto me, for of such is the kingdom ol
Heaven
Little boy, thou vert loved by more than
thine own blood kin. Thy name wound one
hearts affections around thee, but thou art gone
to peaceful rest, hence lat saddened love and
pleasing hope around thy memory ever cling.
May the father and mother be eomforted with
she reflection, that tho their child be lost on
earth, he will be regaincd to them, through the
christian faith and hope, in the new realization
l.. Ii. Il.