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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-31

NASHVILLE BANKING CAPTTAL-At
the time the war broke ont, Nashville had
eight millions Of banking capital; to-day
ahe hiss banking capital Of only $780,
GOO
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RAILROAD FUKL.-0f all the railroads
oeniering al this point the Nashville &
Chattanooga line is the only one using coal
in the running of trains.
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A Bio "SPEo' IN CoTToN.--A well
known merchant Of this city cleared
$4,000 by the recent rise in cotton.
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CRIMINAL CouRT.--The argument in
the Wiles murder case consumed all yes
terday in this court, and is not yet conclu-
ded.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM IHOAP-
y sons pasture between the Franklin and ths
Granny White Pixies, on or about ths 10Th OF
Dscember last an UNCALf cow, nine year.
old. red spotted. Waite back and belly. ons horn
Of said COW to Daniel shea, No. IL McNairy
street. Nashville. win be paid the above reward,
] isu2f iWe
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THE LFeIsLATURE.-The famous 10th
section came up yesterday in the Senate,
and no small amount of gas was expended.
II this gas had been half as explosive as
the advocates pro and con of the Aurora
and coal oil declare each 10 be, we would
have expected to have seen the top Of the
capitol blown of. The 10th section was
not repealed, and now the question before
the Legislature is how 10 invest the negro
with official robes, without repeating that
much discussed section of the franchise
act
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VAIN a WALKERS.
Woolen ETlIls for Sale.

EEBRuARY 50. BEING THE FIRST MON
IL day in The month. tie Lebanon Wooden
AIlis," property OF Vim. Grishsm 4 Co. will
be sold A. public outery a the courthouse door
la the town q Lebanon Terlps-one-l0nrth
cash. the balance IN one two and tkres years.
interest from day Of sale. Notes taken with
eood security and lien retained on property.
jan5 aodt4-sLstonoa Herald oad EefSsfer.
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AdmlnistratOr's Neflee.

ALL CREDITORS OF WA. q. RWIN. De
~ eessed are hareby notified 70 bring 10 ne
their secoants and demands. properly aalhsnu-
eafed 4ithin the tiEas prescribed b. Law, o.
fhsy viii BE- forever barred 10 iaE and equity.
aQlrsd to come forward aud pay, OF the claims
siIl b placed ~ coarss q cob sctiQn.
G. DC PIE. Adnr.
No. S. Pahlie Square. Asshvills. 1s4E.
Dscsmber q. ls67. jzn2 IN
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

LoUIsvIILK AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Lssve Nashville st.. zoe A. n. and go P. n.
Leave 40 A. NJ and $50 P. N.
Arrive ct Nashville at..-540 ?. X. and 400 A. n.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville IS A. n. aud leaves $40 ?. s.-ex-
cept on Sunday.
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UNITED STATES AND OTHER SECURITIES.

Gold wss a shade lower in New York
yesterday. The following are the quotas
tons: Opened at 140i, was 14Os at 1880,
14os at IL, 14Os at 2:3O. and closed at l404
atSPM. Brokers here were paying 1Ss
and holding at 1404.
Government securities we're unchanged
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-31

ARRIVAL OF THE MURDERER BONNER.
Lewis Bonner, the soldier who murdered
= comrade named Runnels, at Ash Bar
racks short time since, and who was SUBJ
seqnentiy arrested at ElizabeshtoKn, KY,
for burglary, was brought to this city yes
terdsy and lodged in Jail, the Governor OF
Kentucky having complied with the requi-
sition Of Governor Brownlow. A prelimi,
nary examination will be held before JUS
tees Csssety and Brien this morning at ten
o'clock.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE Ian 90 ]

NASHVILLE, IAN. 80, 1858.
CoTToE-The market has been very
much excited and a strong speculative feel
ing. This is always the case when any
article is advancing in price. The market
closed firm at l64@164c. Receipts 79S !;
shipped 1249, and sales Of S22 bales, as fol-
lows III at 15s 5 at l24; 80 at 14a 70
at 15a % at lsa; It's st l6; % at Is; II
at 1871; A at 164; 43 at 141; 10 at
l6 65-100; IA at 103; Ii at IL; 80 at les I;
10 at 15S As at 15l, and 1S at l4s.
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Amuaemenfa.

The RED CRooK.-The intensely cold
weather last night somewhat interfered
with the securing of good house at the
Summer Street Thealer, but the play never
theless passed of with great eclai. Az
this week viii probably close the season of
this beautiful melodrama, big thing
should be done tonight and Tomorrow
night for it and the cause it represents.
THE GREEN CRooE--Is the title Of a
ssid-tO-be extraordinary play to be pros
duced at the st. Nicholas Varieties to-
night.
THIEvRo.-Wm. MCGOWAN was put in
the workhouse yesterday TO await trial on
charge Of stealing coat from Norvell
Whites barber shop.
Elijah ChildresH, COL, was similarly dealt
with on the strength of a charge ofstealing
q watch
Six Of seven stolen chickens await the
coming of their owners at police headquar-
ters.
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ISM HlNtNttli r
seeoaa washington ard seufhern Wa
Chattanooga.
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NASHVILLE coTroN sTATEMENr.

to-day at tue NnamDer OF commerce:
New YORK, Jan. 3O.-Gold opened at
140A. 1890 A. M.-GoId 1401. IL A. NJ.
Cotton very firm and holders asking
higher rates. Low middling 189Ie4 !;
upland 153; Mobile IS3@1S; Orleans
19i; good middling 20. IL M.-GoId
140f. Cotton demand moderate bat prices
firm. P. M.-Cotton demand good and
prices have advanced. The market is ex-
cited low middling lSf upland middling
10; Mobile middling 19t Orleans mid
ding 1871. 2.30 P. M.-Gold 1404. Cot
ton excited and 30 unsettled that accurate
quotations cannot be given. Sales to-day
COCO bales; quotations nominally I'M
changed. 8 P. M.-Gold 140f. Cotton
very firm and holders are asking higher
rates quotations nominally unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S9-ll:l5 A. Mot
ton active; estimated sales to-day $4,000
upland middIings 72@7td; Orleans mid
dlings 8@Ssd. l:20 P. M.-Cotton Eoms
inally unchanged. 5 P. M.-Cotton firmer
sales to-day IL, 900 bales; upland middlings
IT'D; Orleans middling Sd.
LONDON, Jan. 30--11:l5.C onsols e2s6
92}. u. s. bonds ~. 5 p. M.--Consola
s3f@9S3. q. 8. bonds ut.
Cork = Demand fair at $4,000 in
wagons and 75c at the depot, sacks in
cluded.
BACON - Clear sides l3@l34 hams
I49l5c; shoulders lo4@l1e.
SALr-$4 20 for bushel barrels.
LARp-In iierees 13c; in cans or kegs
I4@l4sc.
sUeAR = Demand active and supply
good. Orleans l34@l5e; DemArsgA, none
coffee A II; B I64; C i6ic; crushed Isc-
CoFvEE-Rio 22s@2sc Laguyra &c;
Java 3Se.
MoLAasEs-choice Orleans 7S9sec;
sorghum &c
wHEAT-BHt small supply at 81.
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FIRST washington ana Southern visa
Chattanooga
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Middle DisfrIet Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice u hi8 appointment ~ Atsifaee 81
tbs srm Of KaFEer 4 HiFsehberE. =. VI horzaa
ef Davidson and Stats q Tsnnesses. within
said Disfrict, who have been adjudfea bsnkTapls
apon their own petitions. b. The District Court o.
'-'- ISL. A. s. cHADBOUREE, AssixBss.
fanlg laE3fs Of1es. e2}< Church street
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0Ree Hours.
From7AN.to6P.M Sundays. 7tos 90. n.
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Ehn ?. N-.---. s.---..--s'.'- -''..-' '----'
0r7stur, Memphis and Ne" STleHns.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is falling slowly with nine feet
on the Shoals.
ARRIVED.
Havana, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Nashville, Cairo.
In. Phillips, Coal Mines.
The I. N. Phillips did not get of as vas
expected, but left yesterday morning at s
o'clock.
The Alpha will be here to-day.
The Delaware, from Pittaburg, passed
Cincinnati on Sunday last, and win per
haps arrive to day or tomorrow.
The Nashville carried but 200 bales of
cotton.
The Havana has now engaged 600 bales
for her outgoing trip.
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I.Gberty-VIa Stewards Ferry. cainsville and
stntesyiile.
Thursdgy 100 midnight Thursday 500 p N.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Ieave Nashville at..........s00 A. N. and 30 P.
arrive Al Chattnn0oVa... 600 A. N. and 500 y. n.
She.byviils and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves a. Nashvfll ~ p u.
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p n .....
Ea~eaeIa and Kenfaeky n. n.
I'm =,
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eceana Northern.
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Memphis @nd New orleans.
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Fir-s Northern.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesday, ThUrsdays end
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
O'Clock p. n.
LEwTeBURa AND EoLEEsyILLK STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursdsy. and Sat
urday at 7.30 A. NJ. arriving al LeWisburs same
day.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train;
ssAAhfN -
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EDaEFrELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive 81 Nashville A. NJ
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northwestern r. y.
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rHE CIrY.

aPEssns AND CLOSING OF T&sE
uArrS-ArGUST i~t.--tsfsrial.
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,i.srs. erkNs.
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EAsHvILLF AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville nt.-......i:l5 A. n. ana SloP N.
Arrives at Nashville at..7:00 A. n. and $50 P. N,
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Monday 1910 midnight ?. 4.
Wednesday d -'--"'-.''-''...---.--'. 90
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Lsavs Nashville I.i0 ?. "
Arrive Al Nashville. OBJ A. X.
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Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at ..-.-.-..s..-...--s' o-9n A. n
Arrive at Naehviile.--.-.. ...;..-.',. $40 ?. n.
Memphis, Mobile and n. o. Express;
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1.-TWO IT " III IVs77
lsuadsys 4eeptsd)
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o1Ve NH7FIIl9 - n
LEBANON STAGE.
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Government securities were unchanged
in New York yesterday. The following
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
lIAMlND 2EWING MArNINEs.

frHE unders,gaei 4 agent TOR Tue sale OF these
L celebrated Sewing Machines. SO perfect is
the mechanism, aud simple Impractical, that
he warrants these machines to sew seam one
hundred miles In lsngth without dropping stitch
or breaking needle. sample machines can be
seen at Golfers. Golfers Corner, Franklin County
Indiana. Price $40, aud warranted Tor Eve years.
sepst-tf SAMUEL Golfer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
AMERICAN
WALTHAM
WATCHES.

The true valae Of Machinery applied TO Watch.
making u not that BY It, use Watches are made
rapidly, bat that they are made correctly. Very
lev people khos Why Watham Watch should
he superior 10 ANY other. In tho nfst place, at
Waltham the Watch u regarded ~ only ma.
chine, tn 90 eonsirlcted ilkc any other machine,
GA msvhanical pfnelpier. IL the watches are
good, II. Ia beeante the machinery Il good. OF
course there must 10 no defect IN the principle or
plan ~ The povem iut--no mistake Ia the slses or
shapes Of the pieces &c Nhich u IL composed
nothing wanting In their properties, and nc error
la thelf pofitioni. These pol.ts once thoroughly
aatted, u rests wholly With the machinery, Goa.
structed With lhlhite diversity Of ioim and fuuo.
ton expressly Tor the purpose, to produce the
dashed pieses. BY means 10 maltirl ying suages
and microscopes, tests and Inspection for the do.
tectten ~ wear In the cutting TOOLS AMI for faults
and laws in siesi or slane are made 10 accompany
the work IN every stage from beginning toend
Asa naeeatlry resalt, the watch goes together
Perfeetmaehins. Every part Il fonnd 10 ~ prom.
eriy In III piaee. Every pin may be pushed tili
~ Piaehss, aadeyeFy screw turned home. Instead
OF a siugglsh and feeble action. the balance even
undsr tho pressure &c the ighfest kidnapping, vi.
beates With a wide ani free motion, aud the heat
his the cIor flnglag squad always characteristic
Of the wahha9 " ,teh. The maehine IA time.
keeper from tho tart.
This .sysieln Of ws'chmaklng l. unknown In
flregn eountfes, anl - oalirey original With the
walthaa Company. The Company elalm that by
10 they proiui watches that cannot be aqualled
for every qtality which make. Itch valuable.
sinplein plan and correct Ia principle, the move
m'nt i<nat onlv Beautifully haishei, substantial,
accurate aaa cheap, batis unifarm In the minutest
"details, MT easily damagel, and when repaired
always as good as aes. There are different grades
OF h1ith "a the different varieties Of watches made
by the Wtithln Company, NJ there are different
sizes AL shapes 20 salt all tastes and meaus bat
every Watch th,t heirs the genuine trade mark
OF :" AL,d'A' !. sa.r,n.oed 70 hc good one,
anl aobsly need DO afrai to buy Il.
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NO CuRE-ALL.

But IL you want medicine that viii cure Chron-
&c mot infammatory) Rheumatism, Mumps, Sore
Throat, Swcllings, Old Sores, Bruises, Toothache,
Headache Insect Stings, Pains In tho Back and
Chest, also, internally, Diarrhma, oysentery,
Collie, Groups and Vomiting, you have II In DR..
Tobias Wonderful Venetian Eminent. IL never
fails when used according TO the directions. Ev.
cry drop of put up by DIR. Tobias himself, and
he has done 80 for nineteen years. Ills medicine
is known throughout the world. The best ply
sicians recommendi II. Thousands Of certificates
caa DO seen ut the depot, SO Cortlandt Street.
No family having children. should be without u
In case of Croup. Thousands Of children are
saved by IL annually. Use IL whom FIRST taken ac-
cording TO the directions, nd you will never lose
n child. Ladies' win find IL valuable in eradicat-
ing pimpies and blotches. Only so cts. andsl
per bottle. Sold by the druggists throughout the
United States and In Europe. Depot, 30 Cort-
Iandt Street, New York. dec N'lm
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TRAnE WANTEn.

A Comfortable House and Lot In some town ~
II White Water Valley, wanted In trade Tor $50
acres Of land IN cent County, Missouri. Enquire
a. this oios Juno l4.tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
MILLS

BROOKVlLLE, INDIANA.
WASHINGfON HOLLAND having seld his
w half of tho above named establishment to
JOHN a. ADAIR and W. W. BUTLER, they,
In connection with WALTER s. BAKER,
have formed partnership for the purpose Of
runrir the same, have pct "a In excellent running
order andare now prepared to do work in the spec
dest and best manner.
Special attention given to custom work. and our
facilities for grinding being great, can al
W3ys on short notice turn out gfists for our Gus
TONER'S.
The highest market price paid In CASH for
Wheat, or we will grind Wheat aud pack Flour
for those who do not desire TO sell.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit a contin-
ua n ce and an increase Of bdsiness.
BAKER, ADAIR BUTLER.
Brookyille, Ind, Nov. 9, lS6S-ly.
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IN TIE COaAL CAVE

Sea green q saII 70 DC The prevailing haIr cooT,
and tho
= FISH TAILED MATDENS
sit on tho rocks aad comb their green locks assld
uously. But the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer glossy browns and shining blacks 10 any
other gcs and " nature has not given their fair
heads these beautiful haos. or II misobanoe has
robbed them Of their once exquisite beauty, they
don't cry Fbout ", but resort AT once 70
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which I'm Ave mi mites does all that nature ever
did for any head IN her happicst mood. Manu-
featured by J. CRiSrADORO, 90 Maiden lane,
New York. Sold ~ all Druggists. Applied by
all Uair Dressers.
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peace, and subordinated them to the Me-
tropolitan Police. This tender of his le-
climate functions to General Rousseau
by the carpet-bag Governor of Lou
isiana, backed as he was by a
Metropolitan Police composed of mem
bers of his own party, furnishes the
strongest possible argument against that
great infamy, reconstruction It is
conclusive, too, for how is it possible to
escape the conviction that what requires
the prop of the bayonet to keep it from
destruction now, must and will tumble
down when that support is Withdrawn ?
Here is State government made by, and
in the hands of "loyar' white men entire
ly, and realizing, in its foundation and ca
reer up to this time the fullest expecta-
tons Gifts creators, which has not strength
enough to keep the peace ola city, to say
nothing Of the State 1t is so miserably
and inherently weak that it finds itsel
unable to prevent whites and blacks from
cutting each others Threats. The mere
statement of the fact is its most signifi
cant commentary.
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duty in the premises, the people of Texas
should. The lawof Congress Of February
IS, 1865, provides. as follows in section 3:
"That any officer or person IN the mil
itary or naval service of the United
States who shall order or advise, or who
shall directly or indirectly, by force,
threat, menace, intimidation or otherwise,
prevent or attempt to prevent any quail
fed voter of any State of the United
States Of America from freely exercising
the right of suffrage az any general or
special election in any State of tina United
States, or who shall in like manner com
pei or attempt to compel any officer OF
an election in any such State to receive
a vote from a person not legally qualified
to vote or who shall impose any rules
or regulations for conducting such cleo
ton different from those prescribed by
! law. or interfere in any manner with any
| officer of said election in the discharge of
| his duties, shall for any such otfense be
liable to indictment in any court of the
United States having jurisdiction to hear,
try and determine cases Of misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall pay fine
Of not exceeding $4,000 and suffer i'm
prisonment in Penitentiary not exceed
| ing five years, at the discretion Of the
court trying the same and any person
convicted as aforesaid shall, moreover, be
disqualified from holding any office o.
honor, profit or trust under the govern
ment of the United States"
This is heavy penalty, but it shoul(
be rigidly enforced against Gen. Reynolds
if he persists in depriving the people 0
Texas of their rights.
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SHALL VIOLENCE PREVAIL ASD
~CHAOS COWE AGAIN -

Violence is the one thing to be dread
ed by the business interests Of the coun.
try. It makes no difference, says the
New York FORD, what is the motive or
who the agent Of its exercise; whether
it is Seymour pulling the negro govern
ments down, or Grant holding them up.
The fact Of the violence Is the only point
worthy of a moments consideration;
and now on what side IS that violence
most likely to be Experience has
demonstrated that the grisly spectrcs set
up in the South as State governments
cannot be sustained without violence, and
the difference between Grant and Sey-
m5ur IS, that, whereas the General IS
pledged to maintain and perpotuate them
by violence the statesman is under obi
CATION to treat them as all other State
governments are treated, that is, to elm
mate force from their relations, and then
allow them to stand or fall according as
their own strength or weakness may de-
cree.
easy to see which Of these two is
the peace treatment. The problem is so
easy of solution that it may be explained
in nursery Parlancc. Let 'cm alone and
they'll come homo, says Democracy.
Fee-f.lofum, l smell the blood OF a loil
man, says Radicalism. The one means
to withdraw the army and put these or
carnations on their vitality. The other
means to maintain and perpetuate the
existing rule Of the bayonet, and with it
that caaos which bears inevitable bank
Tuptcy in its bosom.
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swinging around the circle, but such
twattle doesn't answer the speeches, nor
does it remove the effects they produce.
They are disgusting shifts and subter-
fuges employed to break the force of his
eloquent and convincing pleas against
Radical misgoyernment. His journey
has been popular ovation, and all along
his track he has left a shining mark.
None know this fact better than the crew
ofvenal scribblers and spourters that fol-
low him at distance, like the meaner
beasts who only display themselves
when the lion has passed, and his roar
has ceased to reverberate about theiI
terrified cars. -...-