We notice in a late Irish paper the following obituary notice. And as the venerahle. deceased has relatives (worthy and esteemed citizens,) in this District, and also in Augusta, Atlanta and Amerieus, (in., we take melancholy pleasure in republishing so high a tribute to the memory of a helove-i and aged father: Kilyrflrhl 1 finer- jtiger.Died, at the old family residence, near I'ar-soiistown, Kings county, Ireland, on Ji7th Janu- I ury, Ist'Hi, Mr. John Stephens, aged eighty-one years. lb* was buried in the family burying ground at I.iiriuaugh Cemetery, on the 80th.lie was followed to the grave by all his old and tried friends, his sons having all emigrated I jo tin* «Initial Slides years ago. JJe is the last of his la mi iv here, Ho do hip* old and most esteemed families become extinct in this island, i lie was, in the language of one of our best poets, ’ : t:r: d’-;“ That no Meat work of God—An lioiuHi man.”We publish this for the information of any of j his sous who may be yet alive, as they all lived in the Southern States when the late war com- [meneed.