This broadside, entitled "General Andrew Jackson," was issued as a public tribute to Jackson after his death in 1845. It features a woodcut illustration of Jackson in his later years as well as a biographical note.

The biographical piece focuses on Jackson's military accomplishments, calling him the "Hero of New Orleans" and detailing his involvement in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and conflicts with the Creek and Seminole people in the American South. A small portion of the document is devoted to Jackson's political accomplishments. It ends with the Latin phrase "Requiescat in Pace" (meaning rest in peace). The broadside features an ornamental red border complimented on the inside by a bold black outline containing the black woodcut print and three columns of blue text. The woodcut engraving is signed by a "Ritter."