ms»JEz-j i i'IOBITLABY.DIEDAt h» residence in’Sie. Gene* v*Vf, cl appoptexcy on Friday morning,lt; June dth, 1»*4 Ur. Charles Bisth, in tbs Gird year o 1 bis age.Charles Btscb, the subject of this ine-u moir, died suddenly al bit residence in ib.iid city at half past three o'clock on Fridayiu uiorniig. He bad been complaining for; several days of a slight indisposition, but i.] unlit Tour-day was at uv time confined to m bis room. Wednesday night feeling uduju- j ally unwll, be orderd. *» ~pfese*vffoa ofi jj hu lauum a^k* Yi drift g the night Look one or j j VuoWc*. Heat morning be was found to *^b# in a tort of comatose elate from which it \Tt was found to be ditlicult to mu** him, and | tV’iiUmied in the sauo situation until 1 bit death. At Is*at it vbs supposed ibst be bad taken an overdone of Vw:da?iuin,but as ymp loini det eloped it was pronounced sppo-pWxcy. Thus passed itoai our mi ill a pre-jj I eminently good ■ in.pj 11 o vias born in PnilsJelpbia iu the year 1st 1 end removed Bum thence to St*. Genevieve w;lh bii parents in ISIS, flit father, Albeit Biscb, wa* a native of Gcr-a.id hi* TBotiirr of Philadelphia. Heia*ifitasin.VofSillK*1,1 baa constantly resided in Ulc. GenevieveWisi*beiedillbossince he came to the West with hi* parents, and, together with his brotoer Henry sod Thomas of Jefferson county, had been and lf[ at the time of hi* death was connected with severai important mining enterprise*. The celebrated Bitch's minus ot St. Fiamoi*0 county, lately sold to Measts CbaUboum Co. were among the £• ails or the combined industry and specula lire sagacity of the |1 Messr** Bi-ch. At the time of ht death ;#* Mr. Charles Biscb was engaged in eunnec* f• lion with Mr. U. I). Harris and others of ire i . his city in developing a copper deposit **J j in lb is county.** Few men there are whose lives are eeiflwl beautifully strewn with deeds of quiet good, unosi^nialious generosity, and gmid will U r-d, all was that of the late Mr. Bisch. I itr.LtiiDuring a life long residence in Ste. j c is. Genevieve be made and bound tobe tjin as friends all with wb mi be as-r. so itied , and n t even the false tongue of traduction can sav lbatttb rough any fault of u bis. w**re his relmltoas with bis fellow men, lf dtslurlied til Ibis harmony of tbeir course. * The euddc.i death in the midst of life of a truly good citizen and man km caused ainhiS'whufr4'PCtotfeeling of sincere regret in the hearts of all, \ a lt;VLiicUoH that many a n or* brilliantvesi* 'and a cvnvicinm Inst many ife mi^ht have been lust to the world with ; less gnef than that of our laic fellow towns manfiti