GENERAL ORDER.
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The President of the United States, with
heartfelt sorrow, announces to the Army, the
Navy, and the Marine corps, the death OF
ANDREW JACKSON. On the evening Of Sunday,
the eighth day Of June, about six o'clock, he
resigned his spirit TO his Heavenly Father.
The nation, while it learns with grief the
death Of its most ilustrious citizen, finds solace
in contemplating his venerable character and
services. The valley Of the Mississippi beheld
in him the bravest, and wisest, and most for
tunate of its defenders. The country raised
him to the highest trusts in military and in
civil life, with confidence that never abated,
and an affection that followed him in undimin-
ished yigor to retirement, watched over his