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At pubic meeting in the city of Charleston, ca lied to consider the proper to be adopted on he occasion of the death of Gen. JACKSON, Judge Hs- ger made eloquent and feeling address, concud ing with resolution, calling upon the State Legs- ture "to pay or cause to be paid to the memory of General Jackson, such tribute as may be deemed by poserIy worthy of the State, and worthy of the Pa- triot Hero who has left his impress on the age in which he lived"

 Similar meetings have heen held in all the princi- pal cities and which the tidings of his death have arrived, and every considerable place in the country will doubtless spontaneously join in the uni versal sentiment of national regret and veneraton for the illustrious dead.

 The Washington Union publishes extracts from journal of visitor at the Hermitage during few of the last days of General Jacksons sickness, from which some very interesting extracts may be culled for future publication.