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The Convict to His Mother. The followintr liuea were written by a convict in the Ohio Penitentiary, in 18fi0, and published at the time in the Ohio State Journal. At a recent meeting in the prison conducted by a Committee of the Young Men's Htate Christian Association, they were repeated by one of the visitors. They were not only listened to with deep attention by the thousand convicts present, but a shower of tears from eyes unused to weep, told more plainly than words that a touched a responsive chord of sympathy in many a heart

I've wandered lar from thee, mother Far from my happy home I've left the land that gave me birth,

In ot!ier lands to roam, And lime since then has rolled it-" years, And marked tli. 011 my brow, Yef I have often thought of thee—

I'm thinking of thee now. I'm thinklngof the day, mother, When at thy tender side, You watched thedawning of my youth,

And kissed me in your pride, Then brightly was my heart lit up With hopes of fullire joy While your bright fancy honors wore

To deck your darling boy. I'm thinking of the day, mother, When with suchanxit.ns care You lilted up your heart to heaven—

Your hope, your trust, was there, Fowl memory brings tiiy passing words, Whilst tears stole down thy cheek Thy long, last, loving look told more

Than ever words could speau, I'm far away from thee, mother, No friend is near ine now, To sootiie me with a tender word,

Or cowl my burning brow. The dearest ties direction wove Are now all torn from me— They left me when liie trouble cj.me

They did not love like thee. I'm lonely and forsaken now, Unpltied and unblest Yet still I would not have thee know

How sorely I'm distressed I know you would not chide, mother, You would not. give me blame, Hut soothe with your own tender words,

And bid me hope again. 1 would not have tlieeknow mother, How the brightest hopes decay .The tempter witli hi-t baneful cup.

Has da-died them all away And shame has left his venom sting, To rack my anguish wildYet still I would not have you now

The sorrows of thy child. Oh! I have wandered far mother, Sirica I deserted thee, And left thy trusting neart to break

Beyond the deep blue sea. Oil, mother,still I love tlieo well, And long to hear thee speak. And feel agnin tiyr alu breath,

Upon my car^BM^n cheek. But oh! there Is a thought mother, 1'ei vados my beating breast, That thv freed spirit may li.ive flown

To its eternal st. And while I wipe the tears away, There whispers in my ear, A voice that, speaks of heaven and thee,

Awl bids me seek thee there.

From the New York Journal of Commerce. SELF-ROBBERY.

A New and Curious Phase of Crime. Two cases of self-robbery have lately been published, which are probably but the types of thousands if the truth were known. About a couple of years ago a railroad express agent in McDouough county, Ohio, having occasion to go from home* for a day or two, lel't the express company's funds in charge of a man named Pennington, a schoolmaster in the place. Before the agent returned from his trip Pennington shocked the small village where he lived with the report that two villians had entered his dwelling at night, and, with pistols at his heau, had made him hand over the money intrusted to his keeping. The story was of the kind technically termed "fishy," and was not fully believed. The schoolmaster and theexprees agent (supposed to be his accomplice) were arrested but the pedagogue's tale was well stuck to, and, there being no proof of the crime against him, he and the agent were both discharged.

Now for the sequel. About a week ago some children playing near Pennington's house, discovered a small box which the hogs had rooted out of the ground. Being opened by some curious person—but not by Pennington—it was found to coutaiu the identical money lost by the express company, minus eleven dollars. Penniugton was arrested and confessed to the theft and the use of the small sum that'was missing. He was very sorry, he said, and had resolved never to unearth the box and help himself to Its conteuts, so great was his remorse and fear of detection. Case No. 2 occurred in this city within a few days. A messenger of the North Rive*1 Bank, named Dooley, was carrying $5,000 worth of gold certificates and $500 in money from the sub-treasury to the bank when (as he said) he was suddenly tripped up by three meu and the money taken froui him. He shouted "robbers," and started in pursuit, but the three highwaymen were out of sight. He did not see the faces of the men long enough to identify them. Such was the improbable yarn that he spun at the bank and repeated with embellishments to the police detectives, who did not believe a word of it. One of them was detailed to shadow the mau and give him uo peace of uiind till he confessed his own commission ot the robbery. This he finally did la*t Friday, owning that his story was false fr.itu 'first to last, aud that he had sent the missing funds to a friend in the country. He promised to assist in securing its return, and prob.ibly thought that there the case would drop. But very properly he was brought before .ludiie Diiwling and held to answer, without bail.

Tarls (Tenn.^ Correspondence Nashville Banner. A Reminiscence of Davy Crockett.

Paris, besides being one of the oldest towns in t-hi* portion of the State, has historic associations as rich and pleasant as any in the West. At this point the canvass usually closed between Davy Crockett and '-Little Fits*," as Judge Fitzgerald was called. Here the clans were marshaled for the "winding up." which was always attended with half a dozan or more quarter races, beef matches, whisky drinking, and a dozen or two "free fights." It was here that the memorable difficulty took place between "Davy" and "Little Fitz'* that decided the election of the latter to Congress, aud proved that Davy recognized the fact that a good retreat was better than a bad stand. Fitzgerald had accused Crockett of drawiug more mileage than be was Entitled to, and characterized it in very severe terms. Crockett sent him word that if he repeated it he

a repetition, and vi#M- hifn.«« make the issue. When the Jioijr for speaking arrived, an immense crowd was present, mostly Crockett men, and: among them their idolized chief. Fitz-j gerald came late with but few backers, and they of a class not fond of broils an.d difficulties. He was met before he reached the grounds and begged to return, but he could not retreat without disgrace and defeat. Fitzgerald spoke first. Upon mounting the stand, he was noticed to lay something on the pine table in front of him, wrapped in his handkerchief. He commenced his speech t»3' an illusion to the reports that had been made, and when he said that he was here to reassert and prove the charges, Crockett arose and suited that he was present to give them the lie, aud whip the little lawyer that would repeat it. When Fitzgerald reached the objectionable point, Crockett arose from his seat in the audiand advanced toward the stand. When within three or four leet of it, Fitzgerald suddenly removed a pistol from his handkerchief, and covering Colonel Crockett's breast, warned him that a step further aud he would fire. The move was so unexpected, the appearance of the speaker so cool and deliberate, that Crockett hesitated a second, turned around aud resumed his seat. This is one of the stories of that backwoods campaign as given, us if we remember aright by an eye-witness.

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The Tans, Dens & Cages Belonging to the Great Golden Menagerie arc constructed and ornamented with a style and finish "ntirely new and original with the great Menagerie Com pan v, and undeniably surpassing in point of dazzling brilliancy and artistic execution anything the world ever dreamed of. On the sides and ends of the carriages containing the animals and psraphanalia are paintings selected from designs bv that world-renowned Parisian Artist, Gustav Dorc, and arc faithful copies of his incompara-

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In no other exhibition in America, and probably not In the known world, can there be found so vast a variety of wonderful aniniuls as those owned by this great Menagerie Company Move Afr can Elephants than any other exhibition in ... America. More Two 17limped Camcla tlian any other exhibition in

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More Sacred Cattle from India than any other exhibition tills side oi the-Atlantic. More Maznvnniba Lions than any other exhibition on this continent. More Mammoth Antelopes than any other exhibition in e.vlstciR-t'. More Australian Knncaroos than any other exhibition outside of Australia. More African Zebras than any other exhibition in the New world. More African Sprlnr Bocks than any other exhibition ever in any country on the globe. Mor*Sniitli African Dnyker Jlo'cks than any other exhibition in the known world. More Cape Connas than any other exhibition in North

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Tb.o Ferformazioos. In ttte Groat Golden Menagerie are strictly ol a Zoological character.

The Great "War Elephant, Tippoo Saib,

The largest Elephant in the known world, will be Introduced at each exhibition by CHARLES JOHNSON, Esq., $ Formerly the friend and companion of that noted African ex-

piorer,

DH. LIVINGSTONE,

In hi* recent travels through uninhabited Central Africa. Jocko, the Brazilian Ape, And his Low Comedy Pony, FliYTNG SCUD, in miniature scene act. The grotesque and sagacious

The Educated Cynocephalus,

—Sxhiblted in Parle for upwards of twelve months to the most aristocratic and enthusiastic audiences.

WILLIS COBB, ESQ.,

Will introduce his accomplished and intelligent Canine Quadexhibition of dexterity ana sagacity fiitfii rapeds, giving an on of dexterity« unparalleled. A puptl of

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

Shetland Ponies,

HORACE GREELEY AND CHARLES DICKENS. And the magnificent Andalusian Blood Mare, PACLINKAlso the quizzical Lilliputian Mules, DARBY AND

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TWO GRAND ANIMAL EXHIBITIONS^

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