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 The sad news has reached our ears, that watchman has fallen from the walls of Zion! He found watery and an unex- pected grave near Big Red river, in a small drain which was flushed by the excessive rains that fell some time back. The par ticulars we know not, as to the time and circumstances that led to the much lamont ed death of our beloved brother, WM. A. BoYcE, travelling preacher of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church, and one of the eight that volunteered to enter the forest of the west, to seek after the lost sheep of Israel. Long shall Iremember the time, when eight humble shepherds, including myself, set out from Memphis, in small boat, tode- scend the Mississippi, and after contending with the wind and ice for three days, we landed at Helena, where we began divide out, each to his post, and so enter the for est. But one has fallen as yet, and our loss is doubtless his eternal gain, and 1 would say to the other six {afsd 'nyselt, ). be ye also ready.

 The news has also reached here, that brother MARTIN WELLS was drowned, i'll forcing his way across the Nashita river, some weeks ago. We hope this report will be found to have grown out of the other, and not from the fact fiat he IS gone

 4. D. SMITH. 