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At his residence, the " Franklin House, in this city, on Friday last, 18th instant, Mir THOMAS s. REYNOLDS, aged about 30 years.

 Mir. Reynolds had been citizen of Little Rock for the last six seven years, and enjoyed, in an eminent degree, the confidence and esteem of our citizens He had been Mayor of this city, and dis charged the duties of the office with credit to himself and usefulness to the people. He was mechanic by profession, but for the last year, had been asso- ciated with our worthy friend Henry F. Pendlet0n, under the firm of Pendleton & Reynolds" " in the proprietorship of the Franklin House Hotel

 The death of Mir. Reynolds was shoellingly sudden by dose of Morphine, administered by mistake for Quinine He was but slightly indsposcd in the evening, with chill and iever and took dose of medicine i'll the night, thought to be Quinine Soon after, he became nsensbe and died about o'clock next day, with the well marked symptoms of pois- oning from orphne-according to the report of the attending Physicians and the verdict of the cor oner's inquest which sat in the case.