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 Al Nashville, Tennessee, on the 12th instant, the HON. NEWTON CANNON, late Governor of Tennes- 

 At his residence, in Lawrence county, on the Sd inst. HARTMELL KING, Esq. late member of the Alabama Legislature.

 In this city, on the 27h inst HENRY MYREs, a native of N. York, aged 24 years.

 o. Ike N. York papers will please copy.

 At Fort Stoddart, Ala. on the 26Ih inst. PETER POWELL, of Albany, N. Y.

 Oy- The New Orleans and N. York papers will please copy.

 In New Orleans, on Sunday last, at o'clock AIM. of the prevailing epidemic, Mir. HENRY KENDALL, late editor of the N o. Price Current and Conner cal Intslligencer.

 COMMUNICATED. At hls residence in Clarke county. Ala. on the evening of Tuesday the 21st inst. of Abdominal Dropsy, the Hon. JOHN MURPHY, aged 56 years. Governor Murphy was born in Robinson county N. Carolina he removed to Columbia, s. Carolina at an early age, and graduated al Columbia College with disting gushed honor He was appointed Trustee of that college, the next year after his graduatiO-was time clerk of the House of Representatives m South Carolina-and removed to this state in about the year 1878. He member of the vention which framed the constitution of Alabama; for many years subsequent active and useful mem her of the state legslaure-for four years Governor of the State of Alabama, (during which time Pre- sdent ex-ofco of the board of trustees of State University, he distinguished himself for his zeal in the encouragement of literature, and for two years he represented the Southern District of Alabama, in the Congress ofthe United States In early life he studied and commenced the practice of law, but the heavy and responsible duties of the various political offices which he was called upon to discharge, pre- vented his prosecuting that profession long. Gov. Murphy was, the writer of this is informed, con nected with the Presbyte ian Church from the age of IS years until his death-a warm and devoted Chris tan, manifestng in all his conduct and intercourse with man, purity of character and charity of feeling He was a kind neighbor, devoted friend and an al- fectona:e husband and father. His remains were followed to the grave by his nut merous connections and friends from the adjacent country, and inferred in his family burying ground ! on the Thursday following