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 DEAR sIG:-In decp sorrow address you this nasty note. tt o'clock this evening Gen. JACKSON departed this life. He re- tained his faculties 10 the last honr la ment that | was denied the satisfaction of seeing him ii his last moments was un- fortunately delayed n ascending the Missis- sirpi so lhalI did uel reach Nashville i'll haI' past six this evening. immediately pro- cured a conveyance, and came out with mv tamily-hayng understood that the Generals health was exceedingly PfecariouS, and being anxious 10 administer, fl could, some com fort in the closing sccuc of his cvcntful life. On my way met the family physician, who informed me flat the General was no more. About three hours before his departure he conyerscd for some time with his family. and took an aflcctionate leave of them, as also of his domcstics The physician represents the scene as most affecting; and remarks that he departed with perfect serenity of mind, and with full faith ia the promises of salya- ton through Redaemef.

 l haze seen the corpse since my arrival Thc Yisage is much a. Il Was in life

 The funeral VII take place OH Tuesday nozt, at ] o'elock,a n. \ narion will feel this loss. as nation has received the fruits of his tolls during t6c hest years of his life.

 ery tlaly your friend,

 All. IIOt ST0N. lis eXceiieney J3z. h.P PoEE, S>c. SC.