|, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, 1875.
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hr- Mrs AMAyrHUS WEiSsINGER, wife Of one
OF the Editors of the Louisville Journal, died on
the 9TH inst. on the steamboat Grey Eagle, near
Natchez. as she was passing down the Mississippi in
pursuit OF health. She was ia her 9th year. Mr..
Prentice touchingly says:


Mrs weissinger was not more distinguished By the
y,acss az her person and manner than by the virtues
her heart and the excellence OF her understanding She
w2s one the most brilliant ersanentso society and as
universally admired, respected ana beiovea Ihc5e who
knew hes best in the domestic circle priced her most dear
ly She was uniformly kiDd, attentive and hospitabie,
and as in her, those virtues were accompanied oy the
graces OF unsurpassed elegance no ore coad
enter the threshold! her home and not feel perfectly at
ease or leave without involuntary tribute 10 her love


ness Duness fled from her presence, and light, fc and
oy attended her footsteps Her heart was The hoae al
he social and domestic virtues and her genuine goodness
Kindness ard benevOlence have left an impression which
will long remain oestfy to the intrinsic superiority OF her
character Her tastes Unaffected and highly refined,
shedding about her home atmosphere OF cultivation and
eleance that won the admiration OF all capable of appre
catinc H. Many experienced her nnobtrsive charities,
for her ympaihes with all the forms OF distress were Eeen
and the still sad music OF humanity fell her
unheeded Few indeed there who unite so much
erna beauty aud brliancy with SO mich excellence and
lovcliness.


And vet she the favor;e and society who
h.d so much TO live for whom the past full or
pleasing associations and the future full of hope and
promise who such little while ago, was 50 distinguished
by all the traits that society loves and adnres she sone
lost 10 her friends and the OF time forever The
idolstar IS stricken from our rmament and shall
Its light no It has pleased awse and nscrutaole
Providence his mysterious dispensatons 10 remove her
whom all loved from midst and while we bow rever
emily 10 his will 1t will be melancholy pleasure TO her
friends often from the wrecks of the past the
form Of one the loveest OF her sex The flowers she
loved so we'll will soon shed their fragrance above her grave,
and the songs OF birds will pass her ear unheeied IL tie
glad SpriNgtime but though she will be insens;oe TO
them they will revive the memory the beauty and mel
ody which have fed with her beyond the shores of time


THUS fades thus lanGuishes, srows dim, aud dies,


Ail ih,t Ibis world Is proud OF y