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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11
MUNICIPAL.
Meeting of the Board of Aldermen.

Meeting of the Board of Aldermen
The Board of Aldermen met at the usu
al hour last night, President Piunkett in
the chair.
The roll being called the following an,
swered to their names:
Messrs. Linck, Wilson, Breen, Blanton
Chamberlain, and Dongheny.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
REPORTS.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had examined and approved accounts
of The various departments for the follow
ing amounts:
Street Department, 81, l0751; old debt,
$2,504.60; hospital department, 800; miscel-
laneOus, S293.99; schools, s., 2S3.2S; Work
house, $71S.5l; dispensary. S110.4S; chart
ty, S220 90; police, $3.50; waterworks, s.,
291 So; coupon, 5000; marketh0use, ST.
115; gas, Sl,197l5; commission, S4jS.7l;
land, S150.15; salary, Sl,31629; fire, S.
430.75; total, 50, 5000.
The Revenue Collector reported ST., 156.-
81 collected during past month.
The City Recorder reported So, SG1.0T
collected.
The Workhouse-k keeper reported that the
inmates OF his Institution had broken s., 800
busbel of stone during the month.
The city sexton reported Sl4 collected
and eighteen interments during the month.
The water tax collector reported ST.
765 26 collected.
The City Treasurer reported $l5,572.51
on hand Dec. l.
The Police Committee reported in favor
1f he e ID
missi0ners to appoint an additional police
man for the Fourth Ward.
Report adopted, the Board concurring.
The Chief of the Fire Department re-
ported the total expenses for the month to
be So, 431 So.
The foregoing reports were all adopted
A report presented by the Hospital Com
mittee, relative TO the case of the city's
charity patients, elected considerable dis
cussion, the report being finally laid upon
the table until The next regular meeting of
the Board.
PETITIONS.
MessrS. Dews & Parrish presented a De
tition asking TO be allowed to build their
stables on the same ground they occupied
before they were burned.
Petition granted.
Benjamin Owen asked for The privilege
of building an addition to his house, on the
corner Of Broad and McNairy streets.
Granted.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The veto message of the Mayor with re-
gard to the workhouse bill, W as brought mp
and all farther action concerning it post
poned.
The message was in relation TO a pro-
posed change in the manner of elect
ing workhouse officials, a bill having
been introduced providing for the
election of those officials by the City Coun-
Gil, instead of by the Workhouse Commit
tee, as heretofore, to which bill the Mayor
objacted. The time appointed for the cleo
ton having arrived while the matter was
pending, it was held in the usual manner,
and the bill, together with the Mayors veto
message, was laid on the table.
On motion the board adjourned until
Thursday night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11
A Convict Shot,

Monday last a colored convict from Giles
county, named Bell, attempted to escape at
Sewanee mines, aud in so doing was shot
and severely though not fatally wounded,
by one of the guards. Sometime ago Bell
was among the number of Sewanee con-
victs that conspired 10 revolt and escape.
He was detected in the conspiracy, but no
punishment imposed, on his promising to
reform and obey in future.
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Great Book Anetion!-At IL Centr

Great Book ARction!-At THE Central
Auction House, rs Church street, Craw-
ford & Co., Wednesday, Dee. l., con lsnc-
ing st 10 o'clock \. NJ, and cont lad at 2
O'Clock P. NJ. ard q P. "; the ecil Ia
dies sale at P. ii. Tie cOls.z ameat is
an important one. The goods are now on
exhibition Monday and Tuesday ext.
dec7 It
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One Of Grants POstmasters.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, Dec. On. 81.
Brainard, postmaster at this place, is
charged in an affidavit Of his clerks with
perjury, theft and embezzlemect, He has
had the Office since June last.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Furs Furs!!-We have this day coz
sideFably reduced the price On our extensive
stock Of Dress FuTs, consisting OF Russian
Sable, MAX, Seal Saeques, Fitch, Si5. SOUR
rel, etc, etc, which is below New York
prices, in order to reduce our stock. An
kinds Of work done in Dress Furs sud al
tered in fashionable STYLES.
LANDE x BRO, Furliere.
dec10 81 p Public Sgr.-rs.
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NasbvtIIe DeutaI AssocIatiou.

At tie annual meeting of the Nashville
Dental Association, held at the Office of DR..
Morgan, last night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
R. r. Freeman, President.
J.. G. Chisholm, Vice-President.
w. II. Morgan, Corresponding Secretary.
L. G. Noel, Secretary ard Treasurer.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. .7:20A.N.
Arrives at Nashville Rt..9:30 A. n.
Leaves Nashville at. AGO P. y.
Arrives st Lebanon st. .6:10 P. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 1890 clock A. M.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
ct Lebanon sc O'Clock P N, on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and
sd Louis Railway.
Chattanooga train leaves s:45 A. NJ and $50 P. n.
A" 4" arriVes.1:30 Pm. and l2:45 A. n.
Memphis and st. Louis
train leaves. .......l Las A. NJ. and 2l6 Pm.
az I" arrives. -..6:00 A. II. and 4:45 P. N.
Shelbyyille train leaves. $50 P. Il.
" arrives 1000 A. 4.
Che 2:45 A. n. train Goes not run on Sundays
The $50 A. n. and 2:15 P y. and las p M trains
un daily.
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
20 Leave Staten on North College street at $3.50
NJ, 2:15 P. n. and 100 An
Arrives at 500 A. ID, and 4:45 P. N.
The BIB p. n. train does not stop at Sny point
between Nashville and Gallatin, except Edge
field junction.
GsIIaftn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves NssViIle. .3:3gP. N.
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern MISUNDERSTANDING and
Leave L. & n. Depot, North College street,
going SOuth-8:15 AM; 4:55 Pm.
Arrive NOTth-5:05 AN; l:50 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA AocoMMoDAT1oN-Leaves s:15 P.
NJ, arrives 10 AM, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
50. Louis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. ESQ Ak
Accommodation leaves Nashville. .... LAB Pm
St. Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. HISS Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville .7:4O Az
louisville and Cincinnati Short Ltne
Railroad.
Trains leave endSrrive at Louisville ss follows:
LRAVE- ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. S.35 a, e. T:50 z. L.
New York Express, daily. S:t6 P, n. $50 A. n.
New York Night Express,
dsily. ...........: Hoop. n. 1900 n.
Lexington Mail, except
unday......s......... 600 a. 4. $50 p. 4.
Lexington Express, except
SUNDAY. ESQ 2. N. Hoo A. N.
Lagrange Accommodation
except Sundsy......... 5:05 2. Il. Sos a. L.
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MANY instances have been given of the
intensity of the heat during the dreadful
November confagration In Boston. Mel
ted granite, leather, and brick is found in
abundance. a strange sight, however, is a
melted brick wall, which can be seen at the
rear of the premises occupied at the time of
the fire by Butler, johnson q Co., whole
sale hardware merchants, on Federal street
between Franklin and High. The liquid
brick has run down over considerable
spacs
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Register in Bankruptcy.

Yesterday John Rhum, Esq, received
from Chief Justice Chase a recommends
ton to the position Of Register in Bank
ruptcy for this district. Judge Trigg will
appoint Mr.. Rhum forthwith TO the office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Bargains in fine Gold Sets, Watches.
Chains, LOekets, Bracelets, Sterling silver
Ware, etc, etc, at E. WIGGERs',
No. 3I9 n. Cherry, near Union street.
decII IF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard & Caswel's, made
On the sea shore, from fresh selected Lyers,
by Caswell, Hazard s. Co., New York. Il
is absolutely pure and sweet. Pat snts who
have once taken It prefer it 20 Ell others.
For sale by al druggist.
mr3O Paw satSswed II
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Big Fire I'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-The following Is a
corrected statement Of the fire yesterday:
Loss on Comstock' IS furniture $50, 900; loss
on adjoining buildings and stocks probably
$4,000. Fully insured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Geo. r. Calhoun & Co are the agents
for Moses patent ElecJrO-Gsivsuic Speeta-
cles. Sure cure for neuralgia and nervous
headaches. decS A.
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Geo. r. Calhoun & Co. have ia stock,
and are receiving daily, choice goods for
the holidays-Di2m0Hds, JsFelry md Sill
VerWaTe. -sJS Il
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*BeloW - - -. n n.

FDcioH AAilu nfa--A l--1--1 - Aot t.
Blank ( } indicates no report; cipher t0) sta
tionary; minus g. tendency to fan; Plus % ten
dency to rise. W. g. KAUFMAN, O. server.
The river is still declining at this point
with 20 inches on re- Shoals. sather
cold, with indications of snow.
In cOnversiug LASS evening Wiii one Of
the owners Of the Z. r. Grac de ez-
pressed the opinion tn8l she could as raised
with but little difficulty.
The new steamer, John 5. Brausf3-d, ar
rived last evening from Louisville With a
fair trip.
The Belle Of GAINESVILLE was te name
of an CID b0hl thai rsn 10 New Orle rs from
Nashville 70 or 80 years ago. Yesterday
Oh. Nilsson and Geo. Murp0, two old at
men, made a small wager ia regard % Who
were her engineers when she sunk. George
won that Eet, for he was cabin boy On
board at the time, and remembered al
about tbs circumstance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Arrival Of French COrsets.-IT- have
received 100 dozen French C1rsss, Fhich
we Offer a. a rsduc- ion Of one d0iizr q cieee.
The ladies are invited 70 call.
E. 4 J NORTHsAy.
decl eod1T No. 20 Public Sq.r-a.
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Great display Of fine JeRelry for the
Holidays, IT prices to defy cOmpet ition, at
E. WIGGERs',
No. 81 n. Cherry, near Union street.
dec11 e
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Snow.

The ground was covered with beautiful
snow" last night-the first visitation of this
kind we have had the present winter.
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CITY NOTICEs.

Remember the so Cents Store-you viii
and some cheap Queensware there today
fit No. 6 Union street. II
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The Electro Galvaaic Spectacle viii cure
weak eyes, paralysis Of the optic nerve, and
neuralgia Of the head and flce tscS A
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Alphabet blocks,gsmes, etc, los Church.
dec1l %
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The Electro-Galvsnic Spectacle at Geo.
r. Calhoun s. Co.'S. All who suffer with
neuralgia should have a pair. d5c5 A.
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Fire on South Cherry Street.

About II O'Clock yesterday fire was dis
covered in the rear of Currin's bakery and
confectionery, on South Cherry street.
The alarm was given, and the regular and
volunteer firemen responded promptly, and
by the use of a plug stream, the fire was
soon extinguished, but little damage being
sustained. This is the second time this es
Enlistment has been on fire in the last few
months. II would be well for the owners
of the property in making repairs to make
the building fire proof If possible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

John ). DuRham's Yeast PoRj r, for
purity and strength, is uuequaled. Try it.
You vii use 70 other. decJ c0E-7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

An inquirer is informed that We
Knew of no female dates, although man
dates are plenty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Halls Vegetable Siciiian ILir Remover
cleanses the head from dsndrlR. Give it a
trial. dec3 I'm tues, w5d6Sfri
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For Sale or Rent-DweIling House 81,
South Caerry st. P. 2. PECK. novl9
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When are skipping lambs like Lit Arary
volumes? When they are boundin' sheep.
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STATE OE TIE wEAT1s "a.

TsIegraphic Report from Signal Ssrsiss Corps q.
y. A., Of O5ssTUat50n, Gt IS o'eioe- p. II.
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JUST received, large lot of Toys and
Christmas Goods, at wholesale only, by
C1wsn 81 Co. nov26 got
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THE Rev. Mr.. Yocum marries people in
Cincinnati.
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REYER aEWs.

Stage o. RigsTs, Dec 10. f512.-Hstght y tgEssr
ab01s Iol0 i0stsr aIa-s At 500 p. 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Come and see our Silk VeIveis.
Come and see our Black SILKS.
Oar beautiful new shades OF Evening
Silks CO uamand admiration wher-
ever the v are seen.
Our beautif uI Irish POpIins are now
the rage tor Visiting and Walking
Dresses, III new cOlOrs.
Our beautiful Silks, neutral colOrs,
are worn in the dining-roOms OF
palaces in Lae country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

Laces, Lace Collars, Scarfs, Hosiery,
Linen Sets, JaeOnet Edginss and
Inserting, Gloves, VeIyets, Velvet
CsOaks, Waterproof, Velvet
teens, Lace Curtains, In
derwear, COrsets,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
Boston Market.


correr-The market for this article continues
70 sustain very full prices, with decided upward
tendency. The stock OF Java Is concentrated IN
few hands. with sales OF 6a700 at 2Sha26c gooi
500 mats Singapore at 20haz!c; gold; 2aSOo oaSs
Rio at 2oa221ac gold; and small lots OF @a.aGaa9o
imports have been shipped to Europe, ana Ine
price is aominaly l4hc per 10, gold, IN pond. Inc
marke, Is very firm for all kinds at the close;
CoTToN.-There Is stil considerable speculative
inquiry for this article and prices nave again ad-
vanced. although at the close the upward ten.
dency appears to have been checked. The sales
have been at 1shs2oc for ordinary, 2oIa2l1c for
good ordinary, 81 ka22c for low middllng, and 22
a2sc per 10 for middling. including uplands and
Gulf Manufacturers are pretty well supplied ara
purchase quite sparirgly at the extreme prices
now current.
DoMEsTICs.-There has been better demand
for all standard cottons. and prices nave ad.
vanced. The production ts sold up close lor all
desirable goods, and the advance 10 cotton mas 80
much Increased the cost OF goods that we look 1or
Grm market and full prices for the present.
Woolens are 1rm. with steady demand.
GUNNY BAGS The market for Runny bags IS
quite firm but quiet; sales Of 100 bales at l5hal6c;
100 bales at lie, gold in bond, and 200 baes, jan
uary shipment, at Ike gold.
G1SSY CLorH.-This article Is frmer and has
been IN better demand. The sales OF domestic in-
cude $50 rolls at l5c. 200 rolls at l5c, 80 days
and 800 rolls at Ice, months, WltheQt interest.
For future delivery 1000 rolls have BEN sold On
private terms.
HGY.-The market is firm for hay, with sales at
ssOass7 per ton for good and choice. 49,.
NAVAL STORES.-In spirits turpentlne tnere
have been sales OF small lots at 72c per gallon.
In tar rosin and pitch no transactions or any I'M
portance., lot OF 100 66s: common ON nor , STRAINED
RICR-There have been sales OF $50 casks caro-
lima at shaekc per ID for gooc and very choice.
Nothing has teen done in Raugoon and Patna.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, JANUARY
The Daily Bulletin says: The market throognoue
has of late shown much strength aud uniformity;
and during the past week values on ne nesr!y ra aa
grades have reached higher level importers P srios
feel encouraged in the belief that the inteiaoe
dealers must sock up freely at al early DAY,
owing to recent indications OF anxlesy aan a.
actual increase OF the call from the source otver
and even ruling full prices are considered Us Iome
than can readily be obtained when the aemann har,
fully sts in The business for The week 6WinS Si to
good but much OF it does not P aPpgato, and owing
tte to diposticn 10 cover movement, 5, WIZ Ro
much secrecy pnssible. the si9G1 Is yerV little
here lar, Du u JoSbers supplies are pretty well
10 ssS and ana can only be
a1ens ae tS Gay Ss
ponfinnei good. and the market closed very hrm
all near q sasS sa, Of a.nEss aSas 01ss
ho, per GoiI IN hond AZ follows: Ordinary car
Goes. goes 1sXaiSX fair d. lsXal7. good do f'Sal'%'
prime CO 1Sxa18h.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

IL. LONDON. January
h'sn'Os s-o0n''l' NEW YORK. js nary %. !,
.Noon.-Stocks much stronger at op ming: Gov
ernment and State bonds. dull. but 81 eady Money,
8: :aGold 9. Sterling-ong 9x; short sX Freigats
dull Bank statement: Loans increase. $3,7oO, 600.
Specte decrease S25l 1000. Legal tenders increase,
sir o.ooo. Deposits increase, S., SOC, 900,
at las. Sterling nominal Gold sasx. Govern.
ments advanced KaK. Sixty twos l0E: state
bondslTennessees o6x; new e6x. virginl
ks; new IS. Lousianss IS; new 90; ievee @ ns egnss
rs. North Carolinas SIX; new 10. South Caro'
linas 81; new 28. Freights nrmer.
COTTON MARKETS.
"a LIVERPOOL, January 20.
Eoon.-Cot!on opened quiet and steady; up.
lands 10xd, Orleans 10Xd.
.Eyening,Cotton closed strong; sales $4,000
= = :. NEW YORK. January 20.
unisnds 2s%c, orleans 22Ic. Sales VI cotton fu'.
nary y' TX. M ii Is Is; February gay 81 lie. a.;
March 22x. % 1l-ls, % 1915. 22A; April 2lHi
.Eveninr.-Cotton dull aud nominal; sales 544
bales; upands 22x; Orleans 22He. Sales OF cot
ton futures to-day 1000 bales as fol- ,ws: January
Nx, 20x; February %. % lie, FIX. 2l%, 81
1916; March 221l 10. 22x. 22K. e2H. %. % 7l6;
BOSTON, January 90. :.
Cotton strong ndngs gross rseps so
stock $500.
BALTIMORE, January 20.
Cotton quiet but firm; midtlings 2lAa22c; net
receipts ls2 bales: gross 545; exports coastwise
NORFOLK, January2o
Cotton steady; middlngs 20Ac; receipts 12o
bales; exports coastwlse 1922; sales 200; stock
1902.
WILMINGTON, January 20.
Cotton 1rm; mlddlings 2lc; net receipts 81
bales; sales 96; stock 4546.
SAVANNAH January 20.
Cotton tending upward; buyers ana sellers
ports to Great Britain 1928; coastwise $50; sales
AUGUSTA January 20.
Cotton was quiet today at 2oAa2Ohc; good
styles continue scarce; receipts 62l bales; sales
1853 ba'es
MEMPHIS. January 20.
Cotton active; mlddIlDg 2la2l&c; receipts 249o
bales.
Cotton easier, but not quotably lower; mid
65,o52.
NEW ORLEANS, January 20.
Cotton quiet and steaNy; mid ling 2lHa2lAc:
net receints 0.405 bales gross 0,a92; eXnor's 10
Great Britain 29l7; sales 10000; stock 1914 6d3.
GALVESTON, January 20.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary leHc; net receipts
624 bales; sal 500; STOCK 4S 1877.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 20.
Noon.-Fl 1ur dull and declining. Wheat qniet
new sll a5a14 So Lard steady. Turoentine quiet
at 10. Rosin firm at 81 ~ Tor st aimed.
Evening.-Flonr heavy and lower; common to
fair extra SO 55aT IS; good to caot"e 81 4oas so.
Wheat heavy and lower; winter red western 81 60
al SO. Corn heavy and lower at 70i72c; new
Southern yellow Tic Pork shate firm Beef
quiet. Lard shade hrmer; kettle csc. Naval stores
and groceries quiet and steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-22
Manifest Destiny

49,, ,a,once sheets of the Aldlne for Feb
mary we take this vigorous poem oy 'he eu'
.or Mr.. Richard Henry stoddard:
Nothing is as 1t was Of old. ,.ou.o.
Whe,e cities stood the cattle D!OWsej
weeds striEe their roots through royal mould;
: The lizards oask In Cesar's house'
What Cheops built the pyramtdY
Whose dust, II any, there Is mar
II these, the master races. fell, o,,u,,row
Much more the tribes whom they o'ertmie"'
From whence they came, no man eau tei'
Nor whittier vanished IKE tne ue"'
The same destruction now, as lhen'
Makes obsolete these outWorn men.
The red man, whom our hardy sres
Found in possession OF the land;
Who built in woods his wigwam nrss,
And smoked his pipe; or. DOW vi nauo'
Crept on the wild deer, or the peg!
Or tracked the panther 20 nls iail'
who grim. and hard at heart at best,
Dau6ed In his war.paint, stole away,
With twenty devils In his breast,
To where his hated loeman lay
Whom, II asleep he could not dnd,
And his strong arms In pinions oind,
oburn him at the dreadful stake
he would devote to sudden deatn;-
.As suddenly his scalp would take,
And mock the rattle in his breath;
Then, II pappoose and squaW ne saw,
Would massacre pappoose and squa"
These bronze barbarians OF the Past,
CAST in the moulds or hell, are gSms'
Their world was wanted; far ar ana Gaf,inS IaS suu.
We drove them toward. tne sessine SON'
Ven We; drown % them in the western sea
with iron nets we no!d their tral;
Vharo
r,o1'Gn ane5 tierce. they cannot make rs quail,
Nor match the rifle with the bow.
wemI Give them graves, and let them try
Tne happy hunting. grounds on hign