Obituary.
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Departed this life at the residence of Maj. Fhos 5. Drew. of Lawrence county, Mr. JOHN ACHESON, of congestive fe- : yer, which assumed typhoid form before his death. Mr. Acheson was native of Washington, Pennsylvania, where his pa rents and friends mostly reside. He ex- pred on the night of the 4th of July, after two weeks illness, in his 26th year. He was man of moral worth and exemplary habits, having as if were, just entered the theatre of life. But aIasi the blossom had scarcely developed it's folds, when it sick cred, withered, and died. Mir. Acheson was merchant, and partner of Major Drew.-( Consnaa4eafed.

 Also, on the same day, on Spring River, Mir. THOMAS DUVALL, of congestive fever, in his 4ad year. MT. Duvail was a native of Kentucky, and candidate for the Legislature, at the time of hls death --T Com.

 Recently, at Van Buren, Crawford com, U, MT. DAVID TRIMBLE, merchant o l that place,