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- Gen. Jackson, feeble and debilitated
as he is, attended the polls in his precinct
at the late election, and cast his ballot
probably the last vote he will ever give
for the Polk and Dallas electors. The
Nashville Union says he expressed great
desire to live long enough to be able to
give that vote; and having been favored
in this wish, with the additional pleasure
impaired by the certainty Of the success oi
the patriots for whom he voted, he now
waits patiently and submissively the great
summons which shall call him hence.