The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-05-05
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
WooDsFIELD, May 3, 1858.

'SODSrA6hb ., 1000.
At meeting of the Woo6s6eld Bar
held at the Office of Hollister, Okey &
Hollister, EDWARD ARCHBOLD Esq.
was called to the Chair, N. HoLLIsTER was
appointed Secretary.
On motion ]. F. Randolph, F. NJ.
Sinclair and s. Hollister, were appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of the sense
of this meeting, upon The occasion of the
decease of D. II. WIRE, Esq Wherc-
upon the committee presented the follow.
ing resolutions:
WHEREAS, it has pleas d Advise Prov
idence to call from our midst in the prime
Of life one of the members of this Bar.
DANIEL H. WIRE, Esq, who departed this
life on the Cd inst. Therefore,
Resolved, That in the deceass of our
friend aud fellow-memSer of the Bar.
DANIEL II. WIRE, Esq. the members Of
this Bar have received sudden and severe
shock. ..-.v
Resolrsd That in the death of our
brother the profession have lost worthy
member true friend, and the
family of the deceased kind husband aud
an indulgent father.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathise
with the family in their sad bereavement.
Resolred, That as testimonial of our
regret for our deceased brother, we will
wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days. .,b
Rcsolred, That we will attend tho funeral
of the deceased in body, and if accep-
table to the friends, vii! act as pail bear
ers.
Resolred, That copy of these sreso-
lutions be transmitted to the widow Of the
deceased, with an expression of the syn-
pathy and coincidence of the members #
this Bar .' 1"ai
Resolved That the foregoing resolu.
tions he presented to the Court of Com
mon Pleas and District Courts of this
County with q request that the same be
entered at length on the journals of said
Courts. io-79slq
DIED-On Tuesday, the 9th day Of April
1858, Mrs. NANCY GREEN, wife of Mr.. VIM.
; II. Green, of Marion township, Noble County,
Ohio, aged 30 years. aa-Haf
: For many years the deceased was q
worthy and acceptable member of the
NJ. E. Church, and in an eminent degrt e
did she show forth, in her daily inter-
course with the world, the character Of the
humble and faithful christian. Where
suffering humanity was, there she might
: have been found as a ministering angel
with liberal hand administering pecuni-
: ary relief and with her kind and gentle
voice pouring forth spiritual consolation
to the afflicted children of earth 1t is q
Il matter of deep regret that one so eminently
useful, and so universally beloved, should
be called from earth SO soon; but that dread
s destroyer of our race, (consumption) had
!. marked her for his prize and no more will
, We hear her silvery voice in fervent and
$ effectual prayer in the earthly sanctuary
but re-animated by power Divine, aud
i. strung anew by omnipotent grace, It vii
!. strike the golden Tyre, and sing the an
y thems of redeeming love through the
i, countless annals of eternity. In her death
- the Church has lost one of her brightest
gems-community has lost benefactress
an alfectonate husband has lost loving
n eonfdng and faithful wife, and q deaf
II lIttle girl has lost the best of Heavens
/. boons, doting mother. j. NJ. s.
DIED-On Sunday, the I'd inst, in this
T. place. DANIEL H. WIRE. Esq, aged so years
y ON the same day. in this place, Mrs.
MARINDA OKEY, wife of F. G. Okey, aged
% years. .1Hi
On the same day, in this place, EMILY
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