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The missouri Reporter" of the l7th instant
comes to us shrouded in mourning, on account of the
sudden death Of its able and distinguished editor,
Shadrach Penn, jr, on the l4th. The Reporter
says that he died latter an illness of few days.
His disease congestion of the liver) did not assume
dangerous character until within an hour of his
death. 1t was supposed that he was convaIescent
yesterday forenoon; but about 3 O'Clock he became
little delirous and at o'clock he suffered sIigbt
paroxysm, which soon passed of, and he again ap-
peared very composed. About 5 o'clock however,
whilst seated on hia bed, and wholly unconscious
Of the near approach of death, he gradually sank
back and expired without groan He WAS born
in Maryland, near Frederick. Whilst he was quite
young, his.parents removed To Ken'ucky. At an
early period of his life he dedicated his talents to
the press, conducted the Louisville Advertiser for
nearly thirty years and in lsil he started the Mssou
ri Reporter, at 81 Louis. lie wax II man of mu,h


talent and great zeal, and died with HE harness on
his ba,k.