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 DIED--Lately, in St. Francis co. of fe-. yer, after an illness of three days, Judge John Johnson, in the 60th year of his age. ---- In this vicinity, 25th ut. jeha Os- cor, son and only child of Mir. Noah +. Badgett.

 - In Batesville, 18th ut. MT. Ricit- ard Peiham, late of Maysville, Ky. in tho 22d year of his age. - In Clark co. on the 2d ut. of bil- ious fever attended by paralysis, after an lIl- ness of 2l days, in the 39th year of her age, Mrs. ,.Mary Ward, consort of Isaac Ford, Esq. Clerk of the circuit court of that county.

 Mrs. Ward was member of the Metho- dist Episcopal church, and discharged the duties of wife, mother and friend, and all the social offices of life, Ill highly affec- tionate and exemplary manner.

 By her death, society has sustained no ordinary loss--her husband and children, one which is indeed irreparabIe. But her friends may console themselves by the re- 1ection that their loss IS her abundant gain. She has cast off the burden of !:ie-s!A:e has departed from world of cares, ard entered into more glorious state of exist ence, to enjoy tho reward of life well spent.

 She left lifeless corpse behind,

 Which soon was In the grave confined !. But shining angels bore her soul,

 Up where eternal pleasures roll-

 And now she rests in Paradise,-

 Her Jesus wipes her weeping eyes She weeps and sighs and cries no more, But shouts with saints on Zion's shore. She's gone, she's gone to realms above, To realms of pleasure, peace and ioyes

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