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Died, at Fort Smith, Friday, the liih instant,
R. W. JOHNSON, Esq, aged 81 years.


The subject of the above notice, native of
Hartford Conn, although the Of his ma nhood
passed in Arkansas. lie well known in this
community, as an entcrprisng and successful mcr-
chant, at Fort Smith. where he had resided during
The las 10 IL years His high integrity, pcrscver
ing industry, honorable dealings, and urlanc
during his long residence among won Elections
and highest esteem. He ufcctiUnate and
brother, true friend. kind neigh Dor, and a worthy
citizen, and long will his excellent qualities be
membcrcd by the communi y, in which he has created
| wide vacuum. lie was nIpDcd in the maturity
of ma nhood by in>lduous dscase-thc consump pton
and although its reicherous and fatal encroachmcnts
apparent to himself and friends, such his in
domitabe energy, that his manly form seen NOV
ing erect amidst the scenes of active life, only few
days, before called to mourn over his ashes.


His loss society, is esteemed industrious and up.
right czcn and to his relltivcs kind and affection
| ate knsmnn.-L LCoMMUNIcArED


DcG in this place. saturday, 18th inst, at >
o'clock p. NJ after Il short and painful lncss Mrs.
Eliza June WLson-agcd about % years: consort of
"a pit ThadcusC. Wilson, and daughter of David Nc :
Kissick, Esl of Benton county, Arks.


1t the privilege of the writer of this sad notice,
to have intimate acquaintance with the deceased
from grlhood until her death; and the remembrance
of her many cstimable qualties-as child, Irlcnd
wife nd parcnt--will dwell with freshness, in
the memory of her many friends: her husband and
little children have met with an irrepa rabe loss.
Their anguish, time alone can assuagc May tie who


tempcrs the wind to the shorn Lamb" be their pro-
ector; and in due time give them resignation to bear
this affecting dspcnsation of Prosidence Z.


Died. near this city, Wednesday. 10Th inst. q,
after an illness Of six days, Mrs Mercy Turner:
sort Of Capt. George Turner; aged about 80 years,


This melancholy event has happened during the
absencc of her beloved husband; who Will return to


find his hearth made desolate by the king OF terrors
Mrs r. left four young and interesting children: the
spirit of to be lowering ove the grave and
ready to follow Is dear Mother. Great apprehension
IRE entertained that he will not survive until the re-
turn OF his bereaved parent.