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VI Deaths shafts arc busy flying among us
and again are we called TO lancn. the fail of those
who have been stricken. Yesterdays mai
brought US tho intelligence Of the demise of Col
L. N. Clarke, and Mrs. Sewer, consort Of Hon
A. II. Sewer. Mrs. S. died at Little Rock, on
the 10th inst. Col. Sewer had not arrived from
Washington, but was hourly expected. No ore
but a beresIsd husband can tell his grief, and Him
who chasteneth.


Col. Clark died in. Baltimore, on the 2Glh ult.,
aher an illness Of only three days. Afar from
homo, from family and friends, in strange land,
was he summoned to his eternal home leaving
them and his felIow.ctizens 10 shed the tear for
one who has been so long known to and beloved
by them.


Another "Old Settler" of tho State has gone be.
fore US on to eternity. lie was one of Arkansas
bcs, children; none can supply the vacancy, and
VIC who have met him in almost every scene and
found him always the same true Possessor of every
manly virtue, shall meet him no more. Deep
ly do we sympa,hizo with his afflicted family
however grcnt be our loss theirs is infinitely great
er,