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DEATH or TnoMAs II. FLETCHER, EsQ.-Ihe Nashville Union of the Iilh instant announces tue death of one of the most distinguished men of Ten nessee, Thomas II. Fletcher, Esq Our personal acquaintance with the deceased. Was slight; but we can truly say that we have rarely met with any man with whose mind and manner. NC have been more fayorahly impressed. The Union speaks of him in the following brief, but appropriate, terms: "We shall not undertake to speak of the character of the deceased. For talents, he Was emaent--as a crim- inal lawyer, he had no superior ii any riyal-all who knew him, respected and loved him, for his amiahle and social yirtues as well is for lis high literary attanmenis.'

 His death was sudden, and supposed to have been of Apoplexy. He was found dead in his office, on Sunday, l2th instant, ahoui o'clock ?. M.- The Courts and Bar of Nashville paid appropriate and feeling tributes to his memory