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eTess. s was here we made his acqaain- tanee, and learned to appreciate the warm and impuisive friendship which so distin- tiaguished him, and which so endeared hlm to the thousands who lamented his fall. He was emlnendy patriot, and loved his seoan- .rv which he had taken up arms when a mere boy to defend. When, therefore, he learned lha, hostile foe had shed the blood of American citizens upon American sol, he immediately gave up the life of ease, and once more devoted himself to the hardships and privations of the camp. He returned to Arkansas, volunteered as pTivate in :he ranks, and did duty as such until elected by the troops to command the regiment Al the head of his regiment he fell gallantly charging an immensely superior number of the enemy.--U UHicH.