A striking pair was composed of the man in whose veins circulated the blood of four races, and who simultaneously held commissions in the armies of three countries and was loyal to none (95); and the Choctaw chief who was graduated at the University of Nashville, and of whom Charles Dickens has said that he was “as stately and complete a gentleman, of nature’s making,” as he had ever met (96). Another pair, quite as striking, consisted of the first permanent settler at French Lick (97), conversing volubly in his own tongue with a royal personage who visited Nashville in his youth, and afterwards became a king (98). Just then the presiding officer arose and gave a premonitory rap with his gavel. As he did so, I saw slipping furtively out of a rear door “the great western land pirate” (99), closely followed by the man who was instrumental in bringing him to justice (100). INTERPRETATION OF THE “DREAM.” (_Nashville American, May 16, 1897._) 1. James Robertson. 2. George Roulstone. 3. James Gattys McGregor Ramsey. 4. Allen Anderson Hall. 5. Elihu Embree. 6. John Bell. 7. William Blount. 8. Alfred Osborn Pope Nicholson. 9. Landon Carter Haynes. 10. Gustavus Adolphus Henry. 11. Meredith Poindexter Gentry. 12. Daniel Smith. 13. Thomas Hart Benton. 14. Hugh Lawson White. 15. Andrew Jackson. 16. Thomas Jefferson. 17. William Blount Carter. 18. John Calvin Brown. 19. Charles Johnson. 20. Stephen Cabarrus. 21. William Branch Giles. 22. Samuel Livermore. 23. Henry Washington Hilliard. 24. Rachel Jackson. 25. Mary Grainger. 26. Catharine (or Katherine) Sherrill. 27. Margaret O’Neill (or O’Neal). 28. Nancy Ward. 29. George Washington. 30. Marie Jean Paul Roche Yves Gilbert Motier de Lafayette. 31. Thomas Walker. 32. Estevan Miro. 33. Francis Nash. 34. Meriwether Lewis. 35. Fernando (or Ferdinand or Hernando) DeSoto. 36. Robert Cavelier de La Salle. 37. John Campbell, Earl of Loudoun. 38. Thomas Sharpe (or Sharp) Spencer. 39. Abraham Castleman. 40. John Donelson. 41. Willie Jones. 42. Russell Bean. 43. Felix Robertson. 44. James Leiper (or Leeper). 45. Daniel Boone (or Boon). 46. David Crockett. 47. John Rains. 48. Samuel Doak. 49. Tidence Lane. 50. Francis Asbury. 51. Samuel Carrick. 52. Moses Fisk (or Fiske). 53. Philip Lindsley. 54. Matthew Fontaine Maury. 55. Gerard Troost. 56. Paul Fitzsimmons Eve. 57. James Baxter Bean. 58. John Catron. 59. Felix Grundy. 60. David Campbell. 61. Roger Brooke Taney. 62. Samuel Spencer. 63. John Haywood. 64. Benjamin Franklin. 65. Thomas Hughes. 66. John Mitchel. 67. Albert Pike. 68. George Washington Harris. 69. Samuel Houston. 70. John Sevier. 71. William Hall. 72. Robert Looney Caruthers. 73. James Knox Polk. 74.