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" whon Fame speal not ,ritA her clarion uoice."


me language of an obituary usually that of eulo.
gy, here it is disclaimcd. WALTER NJ. MURRAY, the
SUBJECT OF these remarks in the 23rd year of his age,
dicd at Fort Smith, the 27th uIt. .-,. ~ g.


HIS strict integrity a man, his moral worth, and
ingenious character need not from the hand of
iriend any record, lasting than that that is
"h'ten IN the hearts of those who knew him.
ms memory from The tomb Kind and courteous o all,
ne united IN one character evenest simplicity u
noble and elevated mind Jealous but modest his be
raty OF feeling and generous disposition endcarcd HIM
most to those who knew him best His bercaved mo
nei and iuther bear melancholy testimony his lial
de'ot'on' and unvarying affections That he af
ectonate brother, brother will bear witness and the
tears OF devoted sister will prove.


"heh Old age on its staff, travelling down the Journ.
OIL me- seeks and finds welcome rcposc in the grave,
we are comparatively reconcd to natures Decree but
"hen bounding, joyous youth, radian, with tn smiles
VI ""pe' ahd eXui'ng in the cousness of life is
suddenly summoned away--we pausc-wonder-and
are contounded at the nscrutabe ways Of the omnipo
tent.


Life, Ike lamp, glmmers for a moment hut to
light us TO the grave. There all tend, with our


sPlendors nd gioous, and glimmcring rna


or hopes and fears and twilight phantasics;
And SORROW. with her family of sighs--


all md at last home and grave.


Fame spoke not Of the friend write Of but round
him lille he lived the hearts his friends oced