Court OF Common Pleas.
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before Judge lhnam


June l7.--At the opening OF tue Court JOHN McKEoS
rose and stated, that last evenings mail brought
this city the monIpiul intelligence Of the death Of An
DkEw JAcksos, at his late Iesiuence IN Tennessee In
making this simple statement, feel said Ar. McKeon
as had performed all that IL to induce this
court 10 grant the adjournment which am about to so
cit ct your Honors hands.


Is not my purpose to culogzc Andrew Jackson. The
mention OF his name at recalls the services rende
cd his country No language Of mind could portray with
sufficient power the grateful recollection entertained by
the American people for his memory nsuch an hour o.
sadneso potca diiferences are forgotten Tho howl OF
party malgnty hushed over tn. grave of the mighty
oead The recollection Of brilliant deeds accomplished
for the honor and welfare of common country alone
engrosses tho public mind 1t is hour for meditation
over the actions Of the soldier and statesmen who
the unisn bravey zealousy faithfully Satisfied Of the
nigh regard which this Court entertain for the services
respect to the memory of the "illusrious dead move
that this Court order an adjournment for the day


Judge 1rcRAHAM made an eloquent reply and directed
the Clerk to enter the minutes the and
that the Court be adjourned until tomorrow 10 A.