ORITUARY.
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Departed this lite, in the city of New Orleans, on the 18th day Of February last aged 26 years. James n. Smith, Esq, son of Col. James smith, of Ar kansas county. NIT. Smith had been in bad health for several months, and went to New 0rrans, with the hope of recovering his health in that mild c

 mate, but the ieil-destroyer, Death. had laid his hand upon him and the change of climate aided by the most skiilfnl medical attention, could not

 cue him from an untimely grave. He was attended in his last iIness 5y Dr. $ fl. Wilson, to wkom his friends and relations feel under great obligations for his kind and uDtiring exertions to restore him to health, by whom his body was brought back to Ar kansas, and inferred at his Fathers tarm and the tears that flowed from the eyes oi the crowd that surrounded his grave, showed the high estimation in which he was held, by those who had known hitn welt. He native of the State Of Georgia, but emigrated to Arkansas when quite youth, and had grown up and streRy ythene6 in his adopted State. The Legislature of lSJ4 elected him Financial Re- ceiyer oi the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ar

 kansas, at the Post of AIkspsas. and. as evidence that he dischage the duties of the office faithfully and honestly, he was reelected in 1916. But a short time previous to his death, he was licensed to practice law. He was kind and datitul son, an adeetionate brother. humane master, and ali ob- ging neighbor. His death has created vacuum in the society in which he lived not easily filed and his memory will be held in kind remembrance by all who knew him. He lived an honest lnan, and died a Christian. Cammusteaisd

 At New lbera. La, on the 27th uit, afler pain ful and lingering illness. Mrs. CLARisse E.. con sort of Roswell Beebe, Esq, of this city, aged 32 years. The deceased. greatly enleehIed ia health, le our city short time sinee hoping that Inc gen ial influence of ulore southern climate. might prove successful in arTesting the of disease, which Tn spie of all the efforts oi medical skill. seemed slowly progressing .o fatal termination. The change of scene incident to travel, for time seemed to promise the realization of the hopes of her numerous friends; but alas! the fiat had gone forth--and Death claimed its vietln,

 By the deeease of this estimahe lady, society is called upon to depiore the loss oi of its bright est ornaments numberless ties of friendship and af lection have been severed; and grief almost incon- solable. is caused to weigh heavily upon the hearts of her kindred. In every relation of life, the yir- tues of the deceased were conspicuous. Asa stead fast friend, devoted wife, and aHectiona,e mother. her loss is irreparabIe. 'sMay He who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" watch over and protect those, who by this dispensstion of His providence, have been deprived fthe kind influences of moth CTS tender care. and while her kindred and friends called upon to bow submissively to this aflction, may they find consolation in the belief that world of suffering has been exchanged for blessed state oi immortality on high. .9rk's Demoeraf