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DAILY HMlMIITi
Vr rrnlr f Avltht 61 rierrierttii ..?... ...... J A
By in ill, p annum, In Adv inn ? W
H I ha KMl'IA fr If ' (1 in n.m-
K uiiery nouiity. ryiimt In h Ivuium in nil onset.' '
jiroB BrRXsa-TXN'a-i
(f etery dncnp(jin, attainted on Steam Presses, In
, thebt trie, and at reaaonaMn Hca.
1 Franl. Handing, ,H. 110 main Nt.
Piano Fortes.
: O. J. WILL ARD, i
Na. AIT HHIUIIWAVi NSW YOllK,
nniuAi.l
Piano Forte and Music Dealer,
vnot.ciii. Aist rem
Win. A. I'onA ft; llonrdniani
uriT ex vw'e, nm nD ol to'if
. . and Oilier l'lrl-t'UM
:piA.:isro FORTES,
CABART, NRRDHAM - CO'fH IfKW PARt.OR
. UMt MUctJC TKACHKttS AND DKALEHH
WILL HK riTHNIHIIKI) W'TH 811 KWV MIIHICi
Instruction Hooks, Piano'n, Organs or Malo
eons,. wuoienaie moot.
1 Nvtv Munlc
Hent to an .vtdivrtrt, free of pmUp( on repA.pl of
prm.
Pries,
Victor at LahL Honsnnil...
Chortia, try......... .....Win P Urad.itiry, ...... 30
Our not da CIuhI lum
Away, an Billowy ou Ilia
Death of Abraham Lin
coln, by.. T R Thomas
It's All Up in DixiA.oy Tucker
Jell in I'ftUiooftlft. A Kong ir
lhe Time-, try .Tiirdcer... ..,...,
I'm Lonoly slnoa ha lofl Me...M K' at... ......
lie, or tht down In PennsylTO-
uyt Haniuf!lnii;dl
I hello? her true to in If iHmr.l ,
I hare no much to tell I U Thorn a.
Hlat him rest. A trlhiite to
the I taHtphn 0 Pester,
and emhelhshad with hm
LikorMtmi ..... ......Henry Tuuknr
"lUmorink In heautuul. Word
by Boniifmlt Uiinif...lan Bryant, n.
IjOt star of my homo. Tint
last song Ami ohoniA. ty.H enry Tucker...
Little house under t e HII1...E 0 I'holpH
LMfa me not in dark Dea
40
.. no
.. 50
Mir A If Wood .'.
Mmri von thnt d J ft MrNAiiirhton
Moonfilit wilhtbfw RHftynr H5
MvlwAuurul Iitno I M it Hon m m
My Polly Ann. Comio DatIn Hrtni
Mottwtr'N HlAMiiinK F WuMowtt
Mi(iMoor M V tM".
My AdKaI Hoy H 0 Printer
MiiBMuntho Wv. Im-U.,.0 WUIorer
Never dm my lovn mo
' ehnnufl .J H Thomns ,
TUmi, liUln Twinkling
0tr........H (1W Tl OrlltlopM ,
There none U ny Good
Nilit to me J IT MeNft'ighton
Trunt me All lnall,or noi At All,
Words by Tennynon W tt Pwmntr r,.
Rethon romvor mm ;H Mfllnnl
HtMUtiful lremer(tor in'tar,).H Winner... . .,
HAuLifl I tile of the Me J ft Thm
BUie-evi-d It it it Mat I1 B l-v
OAdArnrouH Jonne. Oomio Oeortfe Huwdryu... W
I onnnotOAlt her, Mother (Ihnmi.erlain 9
Jeouie liven out mr Thi-e Mnhnn
" KiSMinn on theHly I O Marder
Ritui me, Puner, ere I die... VVAtkr
Kury me intliettunuhine, H ttillurd
Ant Child . M W H Hurr
BeiutiAil Oloud.. h Aradie ,
BtrikioR 11. Huok by Dan
BryinL D DRmmot
' Instrumental.
'Riff WAl.TKrA.
L'ArJtU ..,
Hellesof Brooklyn...,-.,
IaUlaQrandVale....M..
FAUHt
Flowing tHreamlnt....
Fuist ,
L Ardifa
Ho. Wm. Warren....!
Kii. Kettner....MM...
Th. ()imlfiH,.H ,
V.U. Wei
....ir-o. Wm. Warreu....
uarfett Homo.M....
.Ihaun UNnne
Heart.' Actio M m.Wm. B Allen..
tdt mH.WM.MH,.M .Joep MxniiA
Kinn L Ardita
UnlliaoilyfcrnDHidtiy...-5 HitUinr.M.H
' tfarcheft find (JuUkHtrptt. .
Linooln Fimeral March... MHU 50
Ifitnaral March from Don Ue
bestian m.m f'h. FradM M
March Honaroine...A.....M.II Wollenhaupt,
March Triumphkle Ir. FerAleaii ... .'10
March HoDteurttrin....M.t May her 4n
' "Jj'ariaUonn
BeAiitiftil Dreanfjf. ...A ltAiimiich...,H......... M
nail ma not battJf iVoni the
RoholMeHhore. "
ear mother It Cffne home
lo Die "
Dear mother Ite come home
to Di.....HMH.vfr..M..w.O Ornhe
tjaaif(an'i Ball y.r. K HaumAi'h.
. r
Bead for IllnatraUe) Price Mat of lnatrtimenta and
Oaleioftueaol Mew Muaai. Adureaa ord.ra
O. 1 WII.I,R0
Wholeaal Piano rVwtaafld Muatn Dealer. No Mt
Broaawav, Mew Vorav JrlHjljr
Piano Fortes. Dry Goods Notions, etc.
TLItLIl, WALKER & MOSES,
WHOLAHAL ilKAfcKAi IR
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
! :.
Tailor' yurninhing ool,
N. , Taraer'a Opera ' Haaae,
Duytun.. Oliio.
Ordera from eountrydealera reapeotfull, wlinlted
cotli.lawU.
Merchant Tailoring.
NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES.
jrjsxnr mill nnt
MERCHANT TAILOR
WOIII.D BKO tRAV TO I NTuKM H l roltM
nu aito rn era and the publiu tu jisneral tliat
has refipened his Merchant Tailor Kr.tbbliineiil
in the new room Uuiioa Huiliiinir. No. ' Third
trt, one door cam! ot JeftnrHon atreei. Hi goods
are of the flneat and Uwt km the market. He calls
youraUeuUon la bui
Vrenck Cleth, Reaver an 4 roAsluaere
which oannet be snrpamod for taste or unalitT. Tnl
iuods will be hia-Im tp m il Utntt and bent style,
and WArauaied to At. A ft HI asortment of Jen
Piirntahiqji itcU always t hand 1 hnvea irarai
and Well nle ited ston ot U.e vttry kHst tiAiiiji
latasi syia vi 1(
HEAUY MAUH OLOTHINO.'
or thoae who oanoot w.lt to have nlohio mad
ordnr. Al. I ak i to glva m a trial, and 1 will
All to tiveaatiafaction.
o-iU dJio HBNKT MILLRa.
.:!i.).f- : ' :!
! 1--- L-
vor; nr. dayton, o., wi:ini:si)ay, dkckmiieu (, i8(;r. jo.r4.
The Daily Empire.
Hotels and Saloons.
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
IMYTOtf, OHIO.
'pH R ntK)V wftV Ir -own Hon, hftTintf TWflnUj-
olmnffml hiitfli. I. how own. n( nn'Aranmafl
bMiNiv nlior iinnMitnil imnrnrnminlMfirlheiM,r'omo-
d.lion of th. tmTo ina ptihlK!. No rftin will he
HimriMito mnk.thn Phi Itnw lion. a, no hnr.tofiro,
l ro.pocl. RUT l
PIICGNIX HOUSE,
Third Htrail, nawlan Ohla.
A. STASH, Agent.
TtHflhotolh-ftnrnoMiHy hoow npon.l, unti IH pr
pnro.l lo iiwoun ULo trHVwl.ru nii lh pullii
gBnnrallr lllllin Immtyl". Di'ldiUm
MIAMI HOUSE,
MIAMISBtTRO, OHIO,
JACOH
1IURTHKH.
Proprietor,
8IICCKHSOU TO II. I. BLACK
V f
t i- in
IlflR proiwnt prrprlrtfir h.i. fitful up thin .vol
known nd popular llotwl in tho lnl .tylo, nnd
m now pronartu! tu muiotiimrKUte all who mnr uito
him a call.
A li.ru KtaUa anil ynl urn KUiolwil to IH notol.
Tho piitroniiK of Iho public in roHpoctftilly .olio
lla.l. m'Uil,i:ini
. tll, ' ' " 1 Vl1 ' . PNHtKlA.
0PEK1 I10BU KFSTAlItWT.
BILHABD BOOMS,
Corner main and Flrwt Nla..
Daylon, Ohio.
l,Afl;i: i HCIIIF.HI.K, fraprUlora.
Meals at all Honrs,
And fix UIiIok will Iw riirniahe l with T.rj lunir)
ttn.l lolicai'.y of the HPfteon.
The lti'lmnl TnWe re from ihn pel.hrnted man
uratitorina of Jute. Unlke and HruoaWHrk Rro.,0in
oinnali. . , ,
Th. nar I. .applied with Wineaand I.tuiora of the
ohoiueat brmndH, holh loreiKQ antl doaie.tlo.
The patronage of the puhlio la repeiiKully aollo
Ited ', ootUtl
NATIONAL SALOON,
. 1 1
I .
Kijihl Hplendid HilliAnl Tnhfei Vmir "ptciorfid Ton
Pin AllnyH.
Choice Ijlqnori aud Wines aIwava on hand,
J. F. -I'PIKI.F,, Proprietor.
J P. Kline Httpt. miifj
Hotels and Saloons. Billiards.
WILLIAMS' 1IILLIAIU) SALOON.
Kntranrf, Third Ntrert, noxt door to
lol Office, lao through I'hoei.l
llouee.
mil K atlranttort hAve hnun rrAntly innrenKed by two
i new an j oiettAnc rour pockm tati'en wtin nnin
wf'k s lalmt improved talent cusrii:nA and a n
ral renovation and rerttuntjof tn wlioleeMtnlJiNh.
m. He in (itanKiui ror phi t wvnrn nn hoikmih ri
AMM'.trtilly a oonUimtiKe or the pnblm patronise.
iii', in wii,LiAmn i ro; rieior.
ug to:imd
Tailoring Goods, etc.
R(l
tie
'
'
to
do
HANDSOME AND ECONOMICAL
K.I.KWAMtl'r KT I. KM OF
Fall and Winter Fabrics,
CUSTOM TRADE,
Bctkcl Building. Jcfl'erson St.,
AIIOVHJ XUIBD. "(",' (
I an) now id rc,iit of N,w and KL'Kettt Kirlm of
Cloths, Cusslmcres,
, ., i i-c t ;. il ,.if.
' Vcstlngs and Overcoatings,
Wiih I will have made In the muni CtMhionahlo
st vies, and at the
I.UWK.MT ANH PKK KN,
My Old Oii(omM,aiitl the publx, generally, are
inYiimi mi i urir meiwtiiren.
I have . .'iirtv.l the stTViuea of Mr. THOM AM CMC
M, KNTH. who ts reputed to lieone o( th bent ('intern
la the iiroffNrifnri. an v where i
-My sKi'k of etui's KumiMhlnfi Ooois is eleiant
aaf itmpie. anu i nam everyiniun in tne nni whK;
utMitletnau can dweire '
Csll iu and "K imuiK mr nto k, and loara uur urieati,
, J. 8. rilAIM'll. ,
ootlailtl JeAWeoa Hta.aboa Tlurd
Dry Goods.
DIXON, FORCY &
CO.,
Vmr. Hsceiid and Jrf rrrawn M.
n, Ohio
IAVK JIMT ttl'KNRII AINKW AND KI'I.KNDII)
Hlot k of
,DKY, GOODB,
,0 loaks,
. Cloaking,
Cloths,
Qhawls,
BLHOAN rr bl aok:
ANII
FANCY Sillies.
ALSO, A ..ARflR .STOCK OK
. i -.( .'
o -a. n.ir ets,
Oil Cloth : ,
Mats,; .
Hugs.
CnimblCloths,1 " ,
Drugget,
Window Shades,
Damask,
And
Kwarythlnir la th war
llaaatraralehtrf Uaoda.
far
B1XON, hokoy a m .
JiaTTiia, Ohio.
octl4cl3m
Wanted—Agents.
MPMTMKNT
Betoruod Soldien jind nil Others,
AdENTS WANTM1).
Great ealeof Jewelry and Nllvfrwr
Arrandalo Great Gift Distribution.
our AaentH are mskiiur from Five to Thrrtr Irollum
per day, and we siill ued more. Late invotoee from
iMiropeiMve aweiiedo-ir Aionk loorne Million
Dol'HrA. A Nlmltil avnrlmaiit nt W alultat at I n.'ta
lAdms aid Gentlemen's Jewelry or all kinds, o' tti
munt Tatihionai.le patuirns, nell.n st SI -ch. Hwtid
th oenu for sftwriiflcAle and see what you are entitl d
mi , ut miiu it naiiu Hismit ior our inrinn m AKenm,
wltioh Ate of the moHt lllwrnl kind. Now In your
norldAw.lw Mo. 1ii7 Wroadway, New Vork,
Miscellaneous.
THOMAS ft BECK,
tlKAI.KKa IN,
Coal, waad, l.latn,4?fiiurnl It Fred are
OM CANAL, ItF.I.OW TBI HI) STRIKT,
Duyton, Ohio
OdlTdtl
, K1AMAROO
Manufacturing Company
.1 . ' i Manufiwinrernoi
, PAPER HANGINGS
. ' A ! I
WINDOWSHADBS.
n. . BmclIVAI(,rroprlnUr.
l T Will r.artk Street.
f.w' niNOINNATI, OHIO,
DR. J. S. ROSE,
A(SI'.NT TO KKI.I.
KIIUUAHB WINK I'l.AN'i'H,
. Far IN, and 0 per llandrod.
COH. KODHTU ANO I.CI IX)W Bid ,
Dayton, Ohio.
., . noTdawVt
SAW MILL r"Olt HALIC
WITIl WITH ' WK OOVVHWIKN'T, A l
In aond worainjt order, tusether with twelve
aorea or laud, iraine owefiiaa none . aenl.n. wi
hiH ahed. aal iMrnoue mile Notthee.l el Oer
rolion NtMiiou 0. II. i. R. R-, oa opoe.um Itua
lnUlre or Ilia proprietor 00 the pronuaea.
ttovlaw'itn
Professional Cards.
E. THOMPSON,
Attox-iioy mid Notary,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Wll.l. ATTXND TO AM, HUHINR'H .N
THtlH I Kl to hitn With illllKenne, prowipturaa,
and iar.
I'fllt'e on 1 hlrd Htr'at, over l.etMknNlalrKr., Olnllun
Store. no.'dawlr
WILMERH.BE L V I L L E ,
ttoriii) v 1 J jaw,
N. I'.. )or. iniiln and Third Nia.,ajn
KnlraiM'n on Third Hlrrt-t,
no'y.da 1m I iay th, h to.
J AMES KELLY,
Real Estato and Loan Agent,
N. F.. Car. in a In and Third Nla.,
ITiitrancn on 'lliird f-lnwt,
nov2Adaw3m Onto.
ODLIN & CAHILL,
Attorney, and Counselor,' at Law,
Oormaa'a BnirdlaR, Third .tre.t,
fatndawlf TA YTON, "HtO.
J. J. BELVILLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Ol'I'ICK : Torner'a Osrra lloaae,
Room No. 1, -ond l-'loor,
nnTtw MVTON, OHIO,
C. L. VALLANDICHAM,
O o ii ji n n 1 1 o r a t Tj aw,
DAVTON, OHIO.
WILL PRACTICK IN THE SEVERAL
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.
irrioit Turn it's
Hnunnd KIchq.
Upnra limine, Konm
No 3.
DR. E. JENNINCS,
Idite Font Hnrgoon ('timp Denniaon. oftera his )ser
.ies AN
I'UYHIOIAN AND SUKdRON
to the eltiamte of Parlon and Ttclnily
UtriCi:-Na. nr I.ulw Nt., t.twe.a
Hd and 4th,
Whera he mar he found at ail hnura.
Rerereooea lira. J. O, Rmtb, J. UaTia, J. W.
flietnnh. aeSttdtf.
Groceries.
J. B.
CILBERT & CO.,
trtT r.i i a. i
VOItKIOW Am) DOMESTIC
Groceries and Liquors,
NOB. 76 AND TH JKrPRRHON HTRMT, OPPOH1TR
MAKKICT HHUHK. felt
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY,
' AT
Knelal, Molnt?rr'e old eiand. '-MS Third HI.
WOC AM AN, SPI ELM AN & Co.
H ilOLESA hK fSKOCJSHN,
AKK NOW OI'KNINII A LAKI.K A M n (.KNKItAI.
n.nrtrnnt nt ll kiniia of lirooeriea ipiahle
for t'lo o'Hiutry IrHdc. 'HHlora ere re.o"ifnlly
nvitei in giv I'leui a onn i.ioan-i.
iHfin.
GROCERIES!
FRESH
EVKItT FAMILY IKHKKH tlOUO KHKAII DRO-c-
rier'.i.n wd woMia iMiniud all nurrions inter-
e(Bi to tfiri nsauall.
O -A. 3T 1ST E D P.RUIT8
Western Peanh'-i. Plt.mn. HtrawrirrirN. Oninrra
Tomntoen, Hlacklwrne:',Hnd CherriiMhrt.wfhATe
Spire and t 'ove OffHtevH,
alro,an auMortmunt ol Jollus, Midlluiv n Hum? nnd
Bhoulilitrs, I.ampK and Cl Oil, huiiHrK And Coll ps,
rinklfs, pw, rsncy .-toap-, in fact pt ryllcnp
tiial (he liuirkt-tH atluril tint id di'slrahie. ToToitr
Chwprs wn would nay kmpthe l-ef-t article o Kibv
Cut t list nan be had. tj'ime one, cme all, end s
what we can do. M'.NTlKK a HA I Ml,
de ltd AW U Maint.,3 dnorehelow Market
Insurance.
Ohio Insurance Company
rK
1 A Y T O
N . O II I
O .
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.
...$!'
106,
Aati ii. 18.
OFPfflB
NO. s Til I nil
RTltKUT, OPPOBiri
ALL.
IIUHTON HALL.
HMD HtllM I1S(S TIKI
AT
Ourront IT rites.
PIItKCTOItS:
William Itli key,
Joacpli M Turner,
Oeora'e A. Urove,
Jonathan Kenney,
(I I.. Vallandiuhain,
Ahraliam (laliill.
John w la-Kim.
Ilamilnm M.Turner,
PeterT. looker.
WILLIAM HIOKRV, Preaident.
Ji INA. H A KWH MAM, Treaeiirer.
. H. 0IU.BIPIB, Uaoretary. maUt
Teutonla Insurance tompany
I A Y T O N , OHIO.
Olhne, WO Third Hlreet, (S,uir Slopi, nn.au'. Ottioa.)
'HIH IHIMI'ANV W NOW READT TO 1H) HI'S-
ineaa, and will Irke
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
" ' AT
I IcMistiiiahlo
1 ates.
I) I II KCTO US:
J.hn Hs.iiuh, John V. NanriA, .
Jnlui Kir-iihan-i, Jolin Heltrilon,
,nn MnntK, Krtdi-rkk Kunieuhoater
H'iiry Miil-r, J)iu II. tttopp luvan(
Jafolt Iii-okrr
jolle, HAMTtH, rTestdrnt.
Joan H. HriiPVALWAM, )MrHHrv. nmldti'
JONS 0. O.IA
a. a. sot i a.
ww. m irr.
IAI, ItOYEH & miTAKI-
WMOLatSAl A tlBALrsJ IS
Foreign and Domestic Notions,
AH
V a noy a a o 1) r
Mea. asn and till, tail Hecand HI.,
KAYIIIN, OHIO.
H.
TJIE J)AILY KMrJltli
II. H. ROBINSON,
ITIII.1SIIKR ANI PKoriilKTOU.
I)a.yion, Ohio,
Wednesday, - December 6, 1865.
Old Hickory.
w
MX)
UUU
All AiiHtrh'aiiR r fiiinillur with title
Aoiiliriiiui-t of I li'iiiTiil Andrrw JiM-kann.
yet vitv fVw know how it wim rnmifl liy
thn nlii lirm. I Iiiiihmi to Iw nlilo to lu
forni your iwtilnrH.
In ls:t I wan i nt i iinit.'ly i-iuiilnt'il wllli
(Tol. .Inliii Allen, I'lilti'd Slaliw Afrcnt of
the (iilokiiHftw Iniliuiia, rwlcllnc III I'onto
too ; mill with lilt brother, t'HpUtlii Wllllnm
Allen, then ft iiierehnut In tlie town. I
lcarnril iViini Ciipljiin Wllllitin Allen tlml
his father wiw n nenr nel(;lilior mill ilevnM'd
frietiii of (ieiKirnl JiickHon. thnt he nnrl IiIk
brother John Her veil Ha Koliliem In hla eseort
in nil hia eiini)RiKiiR and camped nt the
Hanie lire, and niexwd with hlin clnrlnft the
( reek war. They wert) rflrtalnly (rrent
fitvnrltes with hlin; mill lie rnwnned them
for their friendHhlp by (rlvliie them luem
live itpNiiiiliiieiiU in tlicl lilckanaw nation,
while he WUft I'reHldent.
Iu convermttloii w Ith Cnptnin Allen abend
(ienentl JuckMin, on oiwt ihu'.hnIoii, I nakeil
him how he aripilri'd the nnine of " t ld
Hli'koryf" 1 bis reply, ns well M 1
can ii inenihi'r, In liia own words :
Hurliiv; the eainpaltrii. whie.h included
the, liallle of I'diiuektaw t'reek, tlm Rrmy
whh moving rnplillv lo niirprlHu the lu
diiuiH, mill we were witliout tent. In the
the month of Mureh ft uold etiiiinellnl rain
fell un uh, miniled with a sleet w llii'll
lastx'd neveritl days. 1'lm (ieneral wrh ex
posed to the weather, and was aiill'erinu;
very severely with a had cold and sore
threat. At nlglil, we bivouacked In a
muddy bottom, while it was nnurinu; down
rain, which froze as it fell, My brother
John and 1, tliitllni; that he wa very un
well. Im'chiiii1 uneasy about him, nlthnuch
he did not complain, and laid down iiu
his blanket by the eaiup fire with his sol
(liera. Seeliig liiin wet to the akin,
stretched In the mud and w ater iu his auf
fcrlnjt condition, we tletermined to try and
make him more comfortable.
Wo cut down a atout hickory tree, iu
which the sap was rising, and peeled the
bark from it In htrire Hakes; cut two forks
and a pole, laid down a Hour of hark and
dead leaves, and roofed It, and closed one
side, or rather one end, of tV structure
against thu wind, with bark, antl left one
cud open. Wu then dried our blankets and
made liim a pallet in the tent we had vou-etf-ncbml.
We woke up the (.Ieneral, and
with some dillimiHy iiersnailed lulu to
crawl in. Willi his saddle for a pillow,
wrapiH'd in our dry blankets, and his feet
to the tire, he slept snujrly and soundly all
titt'lir- vdl i.iiocd In hlekorv hark.
The next moruliiK an old man came into
eaiup Willi a lilir ol WhlsKey, Willi which
ulter linhilHnx quite frtiely himself, he jravc
us all u "treat, as lur as tne itiitor w ouiu
iro. lie seemed 10 he a kind-hearted. Jovial
and patriotl.!od;fellow ; a sortof "privileged
ehuracler In his country, vtiiiie Hbiirtrer
lii(f ubout iiiuoii) the caiii)) fires, full of tun
and whiskey, lie blundered upon our
liickorv-bai'li tent, which liiiniediahdv ar
rested his intention. After eyelnjf it lor
a moment, he exclaimed :
"What sort ol an outlandish Indian flxin"
is I Ids V and gave it kick which tumbled
down the ipieer-liMikinK structure, and
completely buried the old hero in bark. As
he struggled out ot the ruins and iookeu
fiercely around for the authoi of the mis
chief, the old Uht reeognicd him, and
exclaimed :
'Hello, Old Hickory! Come out of your
bark and juju us in a drink."
There, was soinelliing so ludicrous III the
whole scene, that respect for Ids presence
mid rank could not restrain our merriment.
He very good huinoredly joined us iu
laughing al Hie inbhap. As he row up
nutlshook the bark from him, lie look ' so
toughed and stern we all pave him a tlnu
'Hurrah fur Did Hlekorv!" Tills was the
lirst time that he ever heard these words
which were afterwurd shouted by the mil
lions of Ids countrymen, w hoiicver he ap-
lH'arcd anionir them.
I will only ami tnai t apiuiu m. Alien,
i of Uavisnii counlv, Tennessee, who died Iu
I 1'oiiIoUh', III lHitf, wait distinguished for
iuti'ifi'itv. couiaira and strict vrracilv : and
thealsive may he regarded as a true ac-
coitlll. oi me origin oi t.uti iiicKiiituir ni
(ienenil Andrew Jackson.
Crime in Nashville.
A terrible reign of crime exists, in Nash
ville. Klghtccu ileal h by violence have
occurred during the month of Novenilier.
Continued murders and daring robberies
have so excited the citizens that a vigi
lance committee, la the talk on the street
corners. Mayor Itruwu and the ixillce
committee on Friday Issued the following
proclamation:
The prevalence of crime and the general
sense of Insecurity, which prevails in the
community, and which Induced the proela-
million of the iAl Inst, iu regard thereto,
demands immediate action. The under-
signed, the luavor and polled committee,
have therefore determined lo notify and re-
the citi.ens of each waiil to mei't
t tilts City Hall to-day, Is-twcen the hours
of II a. m. and 3 p. nu and the eauie hours
on Sntunlny. the 2,"ilh Inslaiil, and Monday
Hie 27llt iiistaut. for the purjaise of taking
to organie a patrol (breach
of thecily. We earnestly call upon
all good cltlwii's to resMnd pmiuplly. The
exigency demands proiiiplncsa, and wu
trust this call will bo answered witliout
delay.
e simply add. fur information, that we
arv in conleience lib the inililai y author-
lues iu regard to cMabllshlng an clllcieut
IKilrol lor the suburbs and lor the luithcr
purism- of procuring the pros r arms lor
the eitln-n patnd.
,
Tu at Imuans. Krom recent returns re-
celved at the Indian Iturcail, Uir various
tribes of till' Culled Slates arc c.tliusled
represent a collis tlve strength of ,Stl7,a)
nulls of w hlch iinnibcr .Vttio are known
have served in the Federal si it ice during
(he (he laie war.
t Mi
AovioirrisiNo uatim.
I Nf O A 1 I Y .
On- aqu.re, (aialil? wor.'a, ao'ld) one insert on 9
One .iiare, three data,.,
Ine s,inire, one wrek
' ne a, i are, one moots.
7J
I Mi
i ro
A (Ml
1(1 10
10 on
One ati,re, three Dionl',a.n.HH.M ,
fii.e Hii ,r, pii m nlha ,
I N w p; ., K I. Y .
One aqiiare, (e thlr wor,l.) one week f 1 no
Pre,iiar",.acli -e-a in addition - M
Per aiiar, one yea ft tat
a- 'IVrma f r adver Isemfnta oiH-linvrnK a arealer
apace, or tr a lender ( ortod than ab ve perift. d.
made known at the Oftniiitntf lom. All ad.ert'ae
men', arerliarir.d at the aixiro r.le., n h.aaa wriflen
aarenmrnt in m.ile rrevii.ii. to lea.rlion
An Old Farmer on Free
Trade.
The Chicago Trilmutt contaliiA the follow ing
truthful avowal from an old Whig far
mer of Michigan, who has seen the error of
his ways:
WEST CASCO, Mich., Nov. 10.
Miliar f'liiniyi) Trilnim:
Yotir remarks rcsiectlng certain manu
factures seem to have created (pille a sen -nation
In kihii qntirters, and Mr. !ri'eley
avers they are distasteful nine-tcullia ,'if
your readers, (irceley is mlslnkeii. I
linve voted the prolei live ticket for forty
years: and have read lireclcv's litnir
ever since it was established; 'I have nlso
numerous Old W hig friends and aeqnalii
tances, and certainly myself and every one
whom 1 have heard' express an opinion on
thn matter, fully endorse your remarks.
The triilh Is. tlie people ' lioth Kast and
West are Indignant at the Manner f hey
have been lleeced by tho lords of the loom.
Forty years iigOf-wo were told (and trulv)
that wit had no manufactures; flint we
must build them up, protect and nurse
them, mill, when old England Inaiiirnratcd
Kreei Trade, we were Md she could do it
without risk. Her mainifactories were
well-established, hud plenty of capital ami
skill, nnd could combine to' effectually pre
vent any evil consequence : but our manu
flictories were young, had little skill anil
less capital, and must he nursed longer.
Well, we nursed flieni; thev have attaliieil
skill, they hare atna-sed capital, and thev
combine to cat us up. ,ct us give tlioi'ii
somethlne else to do. l.ct us pit Ihciu
agiiiust humpctin iniiutifacturers, and save
ourselves from Is'lng (levoiircd by soulless
monniHilislM. Lcfustiow have I'i-ee Trade
with Kuros-, for the lieueflt of Dinner til
the exS'iise of ninniifaeturers. "
Negro Suffrage and Negro Equality.
Never waa them and never enn there be a
fairer experiment of negro suffrage. and ne
gro equality, than was made In the Jlritish
colony of Jamaica. It in now mora than
thirty years since slavery w as abolished in
that Island, by au act of the lli itlsh J'arlia
nient and since then. Hie blacks and w hiles
have been placed ou a , footing; of perfect
(qualify. The negroes in Jamaica are more
than twenty to one, as coinnarcd w ilh the
whites, no (hut there could he no oppres
sion ou thn part of the latter, nor has there
been any pretence of it. Tim Legislature of
the coloiiv, w bleh enacts all Hie local laws,
has a majority In it of blacks, more than
two to one, as compared Willi the whites.
The prcsciit race of negroes there, unlike
our Southern " freednien." w ho have lust
Jumped Into a new condition which they
can not appreciate are agcnerallou edu
cated for thirty years by l.nglish teachers,
ns much devoted to their calling as any of
tin' iiiisMiuini i .. .., . jjers thai
are now sending (low n South, liiin yet IhcMj
carefully educated negroes are not con
tented, hut are all the while iiautlng for
white folks' blood.
They arc not sat Istlcd with the "ballot"
on equal terms with their whibe neighbor,
hut they Insist upon the "bayonet." tu mur
der all they dislike, whenever their w hiius
take that direction. It so haps-n that,
lately one of the Judges made u decision
that those educated " dark-coiuiilcxioucd
gentlemen" did nut like, and un-lcad of
taking an appeal lo a higher couri' tin
exemplified their notions of the doctrine
llial all men me eie.ilcil eiiial by murder
ing flic judge and burning the court house
over his head. This was t lie bigual for a
grand uprising of the blacks, a war of race
upon race, and that. too. conducted with a
hloodv barbarism that would put to rliania
the King ot Dahomey uml Ins savage Afri
cans. AVio ilr'ia Ut'ijiatrf.
Shall the Majority Rule?
(Jcrritt Smith, iu speaking of the re im-
atruetion jKiliey of the l'resldent, saya:
"Itut whether Congress consents to save
it, turns upon the question, how far It Is.
with the issipln of this country, demor
alized by this absurd plan of iccnuatruc-
tloil of the rebel Mate, Morelliau unit ol
the sople of the North were In favor of
t Ii let plan, and uonsented to it. ' Would Con
gress, politician-like, consent lo rcrresenl
this majority r If it tlid then our I'liiou
was lost, lint If It stoisl up for the reason
and righteousness of the minority, it w ould
command the admiration of the majority,
and the nation would live."
Here the abolition champion admits that
more than one-lull' of the s'ople of I he
North, and. of course, all the South, arc In
favor of the reconstruction of the I itioii.
Itut we are I. ild tlml t'ougresa mint delib
erately disregard this great majoriiy of
three-lift h. and only repi-eacnl the mi
nority.' This Is the radical idea of a repub
lican government, anil of the value lo be
attached to the tciitimctil of tho people.
Death of Van Amburg.
the other pail, and lidroduocd a child nnd
a lamb IuUi the dens of the lions, besides
other equal l .iaui in he went lo Kit
tpiest nqs', and uiadc u great Mcnsatinti in Ism
a don and in the province.. He returned In
IsU and suliecquently Intvehvl over the
country w ith his p. ls. tsevend times he
w a billcn and inangled, and on one occa
nieasiires .ioi o severely tluiL lie never fully ra'ovi-r-wartl
ed. Still lie traveled w It It his show which
Is now wintering in Indiana, tie was kind
but til 111 ill manner, and realized hie title
as well as an) man to whom II lias liccti
awardeti.
As almost every once has heard of, ai.d
many have seen, Isaac Van Amhiirg, faini
llrlv styled the "I.loil Tamer." who died iu
I'hlladelphla a few days ago. Notwith
standing his foreign name and prestige, he
was horn in the peaceful town of r Uhkill,
New York, 1NIU. lie la-gan his career w 1th
animals iu youth, and w am among the first
to cuter tin ir cages and
lilav with lioua.
tigers and leopards. II
iicrioriuKi in
, drama ill which n roval llcugal tiger took
a
, --
'. AM.r.llug to the innsler ndls Alabainu
8),, ill( lhl, , ,1lf1,il.,il. state army one
buiidred and entv-cl''ht thou"sud nu n.
, thlrlv-lbi'ir tiiousand have been
kill.-tt ami dit from Hie cttects of wnunda
,r arl.-hed of disease. Alabama furnished
twenly-ftuir peneral it1l ers, tlve ol w bum
went killed in action.
to "" ' ,
: A tender heurlcd inlltt a) englnce, 'on a
lo certain railroad says liencwriuii overa
man w hen he can help it, because "it
musses up (he track so."

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