O OBITUARY
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 Isa,' at the residence of Col Wm. Foster, in the te s. oI ouachita, Ark, on Tuesday the l2th anS S1a l! about 25 years, DAVID c. WHITE, wor- Nr Wpighly respected citizen of Camden. e r.,ite "nite was native of Gransburgh, Ky, s5sd 5'e s 10 Arkansas in the autumn of ls4I. lie { snn, uifee years in Saline county-thence, In a, in ilef n oi "A he removed to the town of Cam inOo oaachita county, where, by the force of un- a nias Aanners, joined with goodness of heart

 hnssIr9i of principle, he had already secured

 cle lsen oe the respect and confidence oi large aeusa % friends. His untimely end is sincerely Eay ou sas oy all who knew him. Death came sud- annr ar' unexpectedly, but he met it without eepin" "a and calmly resigned his spirit into the ldDvo oi the God who made him. Although his

 ka1sas asiaalhs are now Ieposing in the #ilds ot dis,as,, tar away from the place of his nativity, a his n. a friends and relatives may rest assured ae boueh oi sickness was softened and smoothed H was 4. as ot devoted friendship; and that no et- | he IspaFed to prolong his earthly existence 1; al its ts'@lghty fiat had gone forth, and who could twho ompeath's eois unerring shaft had been hurled

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