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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-24
Il. WORTH.

Dealer in General Merchandise HIo Hawaii ships supplied
shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills exchange wanted Ill
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HiW iiiiN FLOUR {!

lNROSI THE V-AII.IKU MILLS sDPEkIGk
u T. AET OTHER HtHfIIAS FLJIkt
zz.q .. BREWER r. 60.
ALI. KINDS Of PRESERVED FRUITS,
n "a l...- pr az ~
-ss--a - FILGE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-24
TunMAs SPFNCER.

S. Cl-sr. Dealer fl G--e-a " rll.sy. and C7t1i5 2
Merchant Hraallu oahu. : l.. keeps constantly on hand
An -.rsy ssr-t--l- = every description - Eois re-
4ur-I o. wali-slps ant nth-rs-
SpFiu- furnished h all Kinds q groceries, provisions &c,
--- -tar--Sc rl.i-- the lowest market prices
r. Mon, advanced for whalers u.s the lowest rates.
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-. y. EMERSON.
W. 4. ALDRICH.

aiaa oahu Dealer l G-ne-i Merchandise, Country Pro
duc--sach Corn. Beans bananas, Butter, Es;' Sc
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KnLLES y CO..


ship Ch41llzrs Commission Merchants aai Dealers IN
tIal---I N-r-Nnss-. Isltairl- Naa- Ma-r- "a Lsaed
t- shortest notice ia exchange 'or -is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-24

m-rr-r and D-aI-r General Nsrcanlis-' Commission
As-u- 1r ere > % sugar. Nlss=- aai .I and Other
I.l.-E Pr..I--- LEHrs AMI NETrALF fLAN-
Ta-rg-. of al siEls Of Island Froluc-
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Paper and stationery,

Paper and stationery,
uuST RECEIVED. rEU IATE ARRIVALS.
~ large anrpy et writing paper o'mrtis'us over Hy Va
r.otips ani aisCa of
white anil blUr oap paper.
dn q" q" letter rar"r
dn butr
-lru lettrr AMI noe
aud irttef parcf
InVeirre and wrapping paret-
Nu,l auI white biattus paper.
ALSO.
loo oon cn,res srvorcpt ss, anil nots sssea " alcis
aud iuntitisa
an r,dpls str.ii,i low nrur rar hs bad iN
tbIs m.tLrt Artd, t. t1nT 1ul n N WHITNEY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-24
QMd.MQs 2N1 &c1. G;sltr.
Sugar Plantation for Lease .

g. SITUATE ON HILO BAY.-Ar PRESENT
= ia she occupancy ,f Also.
= For further particulars enquire q ". Il PEASE.
22233 3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

The total receipts Of all stock at the various yards FOR
the week and last week as foliows:--
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request ct a2c asc FOR Western and Canadian and
o 81 No. for State. s.f7 '1a -
CoTf1x-The market was steady, while sales were
limited. sale Of 500 bags Of Rio was made Of l2c
1870. q sNC Ert1 400 NEa af. WIZ
CcrrosThe market continued TO be inactive an sales
we're light The sales embraced about 500 bales in lots
closing ON the basis OF about for mddlng uplands
Even iss were held ~ a higher hgure
FRIIGHrs-Rates were seady with fair amount Of en-
gAgements 10 London 20 goo bushels Of corn and wheat
at 90 IN bags IL 600 bushels In bulk at and 600
bbs nour, by foreign vessel at 2s. Cd and 500 sbs
40 ct 8s. To Liverpool, 10 0o0 bushels wheat we're
taken IN bulk a, ID Flour taken Is Cd and cot
with wheat for Glasgow at l0d TO Bremen leo cases Of
tobacco were engaged nj eos II.
HAY'-The market was quiet, and quotations nominal.
hoIASsES selling IA small ots at inch anRed prces
NAVAL SToRHs "A sale or 400 bbls low TO tue No
roein was made at S3 20 s. and 100 fine red S3
eco bbs roen sold at 81 1S per 800 and b2s
DO line DO 1t 10 per ESQ lbs and c6 bbs spirits turpen
tine sold at TOO. faca Il : s..r ~ -
Provisions --Pork-rhe market was again heavy and
duh. The sales were c,nhued 10 375 bbs, including
ness AZ sic 37 SIC So and SIS so Sic u.s. for clear
mess and prime at $l2 ASH 60 Beef steady with
derate faies which embraced about 225 bbs at 50 so
sll for repscked mess, and a. 81 SO $40 so for
Beef hams we're Inactive at Sl4 SIS. Cot
heavy. with sales Of 100 hhds. aud tierces az
for shoulders, ard vt &c. 7ic for hams. Lard was
quite steady exhote more buoyancy with saler Of
400 bbs an4herces reported at o. JIG. Butter aud
cheese moderate activity and pricrs pget
RcE "A eale Of so a 40 caeks was made a. &c
exc.
SUGARS The market was steady while the inclemen
GALES sere coDlaed 10 about 800 hhds Cubas ia lots
chiefly within the range or 4tac O Axe.
WHEKEY.-The market was trmer, With GALES OF about
SOC bhls at 16kc l611c
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Miscellaneous.

See port arrivals a5Ove.
The steamship Edinburgh Capt Brooks, Of Date's line
sails TO morrow at noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool
GIBRALTAR, May 1.-The brig Milton of Boston, which
rived here April q from Aaseles has been condemned and
sod reaisng Part Of the cargo when discharged was
found slightly damaged.
STEAMSHIP BoRussIATo Csp Traumann Of the Borussia
We the undersigned first class of the Hamburg
and American snp Borussa desire to 70 Capt
TrauRnn our deep sense of his seamanlike qualities well
constantly displayed during the voyage burg
to New We eonadant that the recognition OF Capt
Eautm merits 10 shared by al the
board and bekeve that perform moral less
gratifying duty in thus tesying 10 the In
taking leave Of Capt rraumanN only wish him all
happiness and sucess IN the prosecution of his aru0us
and honorable profession To DR. Remer Mr. Eens
and the other officers board the Borpss also
sire 10 tender our grateful Remain
buchanan, Emeio vcss kichd Wake ST. Juan Eeito, VIM
Jscoby, 9 Andrew, Phillips Day Brodersen, Ed
Aston K Goldsmith, Ed Rass, + FIorance Morgan,
James P jeremiah.
on board the Borussia June T. 1851
C1Rp-steamship Aus,raasian, of New York, June a.
We the andersgned, passengers board the Cunard line
steamer Austrsasan, from Liverpool York, desire
approaching destined por 10 record unsed eats
ton every respect at me voyage we have made acrss
her. lhe performance Of in short spsce OF lrns
against continued head winds, consider TO be maritime
feat exciting daily arbitration o. The ngn capabilities
comfort Of the noble chip and OF The vit sncs and
management of Captain Cook IN guaaree for which and
for MS unvared kndness aud gentemary bearing 10 all we
oter him our EafmcS Acknowledgements We would also
tg leave TO tner ioe sAms nkogseesnenil " Hef oss
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SUMMER RESORTS.

4 TLANTIC HOUSE,
- 81. .f r-r NEWP0RrR.
This eegsnt hotel ranking 10 the first order OF summer
tabshmeRt- sill open for the 1hursday, june Is
To choice Of apartments earlv application 10 ad
vised. .... |-..t VIM NEWTON Proprietor.
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The following we're the current rates at the different
yards to day.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The market for beef cattle has been characterized by
continued fair demand for all grades but in consequen
Of largely increased receipts the market somewha.
less buoyant, while prices experienced reduction
amounting to half cent per pound all grades the de-
cline being m arked on the lower grades The offer
irgs were mostly good, and the average quality was
about good usua though perhaps not quite good
as last week, when nearly all the cattle were
prime in view Of the comparatively light receipts Of
week some Of the dealers In anticipation Of
light arrivals this week, and consequent advance ID
prices Acting to this belief Of them set out to
natural consequence they either lost money by the ops
ration Just about cleared themselves The range OF
prices was from &C. per pSasd but few
inside price, while the general selling rates were &c.
SIC. for good quality The market was called steady
throughout the day.
The demand is exceedingly light, and sales can
only BE- effected by holders accepting very low
hard OF SALE and only realized $40 $45 per head. 1t
very rare that even prime young cows brought as
s
gra6ee cold as low as $25, and in some cases at $20
The market has undergone essential alteration du-
mana s Only the very best bring our outside
taaon &C. may be called the top Of the market for
the best grades The bulk Of the offerings sell A. prices
wider range Inferior grades very dull and scarcely
find market at 224c. &c. per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market, general thing Is trle better than
aat week. and prices the average are about 25c per
head higher. The range lie much the same, however,
bot sales of inferior sheep and lambs effected a.
81 50 Is per head, which is somewhat lower. The
market was called fair.
were plenty dull and some what lower The sales were
slow and quotations above represent the current
rates.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of all stock ct the various yards FOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

INLE CAVITY FUkHIaHhD Ro, Ms TO LEr--ON Sc.
~ md and third ayors 10 gentlemen and their
Jingle gel tleneD with Board Dinner at o'clock.
onsbe Bathrooms and accommodation TO suit
first Gags boarding 9 Waverlsy place. Washington
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! DE0OKLyM-AL LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR Two
~ or three gentlemen, can be accommodated In French
family by applying At 1893 Clinton street The house has ali
| the modern improvements Dinner q o'clock.
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~ hne hoqse would let kom' gentlemen
and their wives; house cntans Ill the uoiern Improve
msnta Dinner at SIX Terms moderate Apply AZ ll6 West
Ftrty siyth street. n IN : -'t''-
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!Gupy Dcrsheser Point Haley. Haley. CommernN Point
b bea ,Ron,nson, NLondon n0u'. fu' %
nss Mu trenton Atherton, Philadelphia BID scsrs LW
,PosTssoUrH, June g. Arr Us steamship illinois, New
kSCkLANp, Nay 29--Ay schSs u Dyer Jameson WORK
for Bangor 5let bark II Ksnba PS HARD NyorS sahrs
tSrenSS Jane on do Il Ajax lnier Alexander do rn 81
JONI NB and sid june ~; juno g. Nnnte Cobb Averil do
Jameson, do. 7'lH'7' - '7-r- ~'
San FRANCISCO, May l9-Arr steamship 4 Louis Pana
ma MsS sq zst on her rsinrp bark aoon9esm, DOW ver
Pooli zl ships kutnsoH Sail rev ok Franklin aYen
sessS S9s SSpg td lsh ships AsIerion Gardner pa
p2rt zo snics Old oelony Cow, ehd 70 load breadsas
~ 1nensher hsTlow for soston LOG barley
sonvlle. - . ' E~~'
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CITY COMaIERCIAL REPORT.

r. n
ASHES The market was quiet and prices were un-
changed. 49,
BRsAps1rFFs. -Four-The market was buoyant, with
good demand for State and Western brands, IN part for
export; medium and extra&g grades were IN limited re-
quest while prices were without change OF moment.
The sales embraced about Is 600 bbs, closing within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

4 sUIf OF FRONT ROOMS, ON SECOND AND THIRD
"A floors, suitable for families; also, single Rooms. with
water, gss, &C. are to iet with Boar5, ,derae
prices To thoee wisbcg pleasant location 1t Ia
Fifth and Broadway Apply at rs Fourteenth
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EURrIsafD ROOMS EN- SUITE OR sINGLY, WITH
II BOARD, In large and cisgant house. 81 Bond street.
Private table II desired. References exchanged.
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range Of the following quotations.
superare state Observation-Disclosures so q 4 96
Extra State, good TO choice. 10 a %
Supertne Western. cO 10
Common to choice Western extra 90 70
Mixed TO strAght Southern. ..........,.. 80 90
straight TO good extra do. ............. 40 70
Choice extra family and bakers brands. 20 y
Rye -four. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 q -
u0rn meal Jersey and Brandywine. w
-CaIaolan Hour was in fair demand, and prices were
sustained The sales embraced about 700 500 Dds ~
- ~ 90, the latter figure for extra southern -four
wac IN FAIR demand, In part Tor shipment the West
iDdka isiahos he sales embraced about 600 Dds,
closing within the range the above quotations. Rye
f'ur was IN moderate request at unchanged prices Corr
meal was heavy, with limited at our quotations..
Wheat was active in part for exportthe trans
actions having been made In gpod medium and extra
qualities The sales footed up 225 900 bushels at
81 10 for Kentucky white, 81 IL 81 70 for Cana Ia
club, 81 SO 81 GO for white Michigan 81 10 for white
ohio 81 80 81 SO for red and amber western 81 Is
for spring red state 81 is 81 20 for amber Milwaukee
amber State s5, 81 OF for Chicago spring 81 os
81 10 ior club do, CSC 81 IL for Milwaukee cub rhe
Yeceps Of corn were large, aud the market was less
broyant but rrm The safes embraced about $50 600
bushels, at ACC. ASS for testei 42c 45c for mixed
for Eastern SHIPMENT Acc fer good aud choice wes
Tern mixed, and 57c. for new Western yellow. Brley
was steady, t6c. q 6lc. for State. Barley malt
was 70 fair demand al 7oc sos, VITA sales
Pc'teo at ,oe9 ocsnes. oAs were brmer sn1 40 goDt
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emaining In the Postofice at Memphis, Tenn, on thee
TWENTvSECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, lo6l.
~ Persons calling tor them should saYsat they are
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NOTE-TLe gaulislee in The foregoing inter-
roratores is specially warned, that the sequestra-
ton act makes st The duty of each and every
citizen 10 give the information asked IN SAID III
terrogatorieS. Act Of 50th August, lo6l, sec
ton 2
And if any attorney, agent, former partner,
trustee OF other person hoidingor controlling any
property or interest therein Of or for any alien
enemy shall fail speedily to inform the receiver
of the same. and to render him an account OF
such property or interest, he shall be guilty OF q
high misdemeauor, and, upon conviction shall
be fined I'm a sum not exceeding five thousand
dollars, and Imprisonment not longer than s1
months, and be liable to pay besides to the Con
federate States, double the value OF the property
or interest of the alien enemies so held OF subject
10 his control LSec. 81
The Encouragement has also prescribed The
following rule Of practice for courts, by virtue Of
the authority vested in him under the 10th sec
ton Of the law:
RULE.-Garnishecs, TO whom written or prin.
ted Undergraduates are addressed, may make ap
pearauce by filing written answers sworn to be
fore a Justice Of the peace or other cOmpeten
officer, unless specially ordered by the court {,
appear in person.
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LIST OF

n. &c. uL..-ts. IT,, ~, ,hes
eMahihs M ue IoS'om'e Al MemiHN en- "
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF looI.
~ Persons calling for them should savrlat they are
-
LADIES LIST.
a Isabella; Adams r & Ashley Mol.ei Austin Jen.
DARKER RHODIE; Benton Margaret. Blair PISS
ID Bryant Eouisai Brunct. Mr. N B; Baylor susan
Bennett Mary r. B]rUugHtDu Emmie; Barnett Auha'
Barnett Mary j. Barnett Mrs 5 {; Brd.onE SarAhi
Miss T.
TLARK MAR " Cleayes Corune' Chatham Ms
- XII; tieayes Maria Calhoun James q IWihg
MARY ann CiaNsAs '"n7r N'"'y O
James
nAMAN Miss U; DAVE SaTlhi DouGl,- Josephine
II Dohrrfy Mis- q 81
TTIEGE ISADORE.
u
TaSvrr
1
Il ALAHA ELIZA Ann Graham EIAai GaaAei
II EIza Ann; Cunning Elizabeth
"hyrS IL I'M IuIa. Howard A +. Ufchtowcr
II liz H-H.5wrr Jennie; Hickey Margare.i; Hucy
john q.
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NOTICE.


J. S. Tibb-tS Jas. Browning
vs.. Attachment.
J. B Duiel
n this case com nenced by attachment on the ground
i Of uOH-r-sidence, the defendant is notified That the
same is set for trial on Wednesday, the I'D Of January,
1852, before J.. B Campbell. Justice Of the Peace for
Upton county, Tennessee, when ard where defendant
il required 10 appear and defend ia. suit, otherwise the
same viii be proceed d with eE psrte. This November
Th. 1861. J. B. CAMPBELL, J. p.
v.rTB uNf
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Father, Thy children. objects OF thy tender care
Ask Thee, this day, 20 hear the soldiers prayer.
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NOTICE!
SURGEON GENERALS OFFIC

RICHMOND, Va, sept. 81. 1861.
kMY hEJICAL BOAKDS, for the examination Of
y ~SurEeous and Assistant Surgeons. have been or.
dered 10 conveht ~ Norfolk, Richmond, Yorktown and
Ma-JssHs.
Candidates for the appointment Of Surgeons ard As.
sistaut Surgeons Will be examined by these Boards. on
presenting an invitation to appear before them from
the Secretary Of War. which may be obtained by for.
waraing their application, with testimonials ef moral
character, 20 the War Department.
Examining Boards willie held At other points farther
Soub a. 3 convenient time. oe1
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SOUTHERN NURSERIES

E-VERGREENS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS. in
H Guiding the famous WILSO IS SEEDING, and
all other varieties. The finest lot of Apple Trees, three
years growth, ever seen in any country. AL kinds Of
Peaches, Plums, Aprc0ts, Cherries, etc.
Orders left a. the store Of J. + MsrTimau & Co 253
Main street or sent by mail, will receive prompt atten-
ton. Cash payments required in al instances.
W J. SMlTH q co,
nolu Nv Grand Junction. Tenn.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 r WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, op.
- . posits Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capitol. .-----.-.-------.-- 81 ,Ct0,cOO
Cash capital and surplus paid up-----.--.-S 10000.
~ S2O,00O deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security 20 policy hod-rs.
lusures against los, by Fire on Buildings snd Ner
chaudize Of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equit4biy adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS:
Wm- h. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & BHrksd4le;
Wm. @. O~reu~haV, firm of CTenshaE s. Co,
Wellington Goddin, firm Of G0ddin q Apperson;
4. w. McCance, firm Of Dunlop, Honcure & Co.;
g.. A. y ,rk'daip, firm OF Warwick * Bsrksdals;
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer
L ID. Crrnshtg, firm o fHHxal, Crenshav & Co.;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon a BaSkeTvile;
r. Il. Haxsll, firm of HgNall. Crenshsw g. Co.;
John Carrie, Jr, Ship owner;
Wm. D. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Barksdais;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
&. c. Ellett. Builder;
f. G. RufHu, AgricUlturst and Manufacturer;
Il. W. McGrudtT. II Ia of McGrudvr d Sons:
". w. CruuIp, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, hrl of Dunlop, Moncure g. Co.
EOLLING W. HAXALL, President.
o.. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
I offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE con
to the property holders Of Memphis and solicit
a portion Of their business. Al losses viii be promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who wish to cneOur-
southern institutions in Prefererce 10 northern, will
pIesle give ms a call, J. 7. WEST, Agent,
oc2 ly Madison street.
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4 S WE al NEITHER COLLECT MONEY DUE
L Us, nor buy goods on time, we must sell for cash
T c ose orr doors. Our friends wiz readily discover
Ia naaaEgif~ FT- yafTf--
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Father Of Light, whose hand has been our guide,
Has steered our bark to vctry, on every battles tide
Who on Manassas plains didst cause the foe TO yield
And crowned our arms with yietry, upon proud BE
monfs field
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Father Of Mercy Thou whose name supreme
l. heard upon the mountain and murmured in the s'reau.
To whom the proudest monarch, in Teyerentia awe,
Bows down in meek submission, the subject Of the law
Thou whom the untsught savage, remote from Christian
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E0R SAIEN

SAW aud GRiST q with two run Of Stones
u 81 Upton county, Tennessee, in a Wheat raising
district.
There ara six acres Of LAND and some sixty head Of
HOGS. which viii be sold with the Mil.
Price twenty five hundred dollars. Apply by letter
or ia person to SAML q. MCMURTRY.
Portersville,
nos w5WT Upton county, Tenn.
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November I, EsGE.

x J. SELDEN & CO., Madison street, opposite he
~ Union Bank, dealers in SUGAR and mOLASSfS.
EEOHr, Corn, BGC0EI, Lard, Etc.
Consignment solicited, upon which liberal advances
--FfI Fr made yvfsn r4Un1rDF 4aBG Ian
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9MIg Appeal,
For the Memphis Appeal
TIE SOLDIERS PRAYER on THANKsGTy
ING DAY,
BY y. B. wAppELL.

Father Of Mercy Thou whose name supreme
l. heard upon the mountain and murmured in the strraul
To whom the proudest monarch, in Teyerential awe,
Bows down IN meek submission, the subject Of the law
Thou whom the untaught savage, remote from Christian
land,
Hath learned to worship by instinct, the working OF thy
hand
Fa,her, Thy children, objects OF thy tender care,
Ask Thee, this day, to hear the soldiers prayer.
Father Of Light, whose hand has been our guide,
Has steered our bark to vict'ry, on every battles tide
Who on Manassas plains didst cause the foe TO yield
and crowned our arms with yictry, upon proud Bel
mont's field;
Father Omnipotent we praise Thy glorious name
Thy greatness goodness. with one voice proclaim
We beg to thank Thee-Thy glorious praise 30 sing,
Jehovah and our God-The S~outhrons only king.
God Of the Jasti Thou judge Of right and wrong,
Whose hand defends the weak. and oft defeats the
strong,
As Thou in olden tine did strengthen Davids arm,
Give Us thar strength, we ask, aud shelter Us from harm
II we ar IN the wrong, we ask Thee not to justify
Butt our cause is jusi-God grant MS victory
We ask net blood-we love not batt4 strife,
Bat al Thy hands we ask. Crea, God, LIBERTY ASD
LIFEl
Father Of Goodness and Mercy, we pray,
For our brothers in arms who are slain in the fray
Divine absolutiou and bright home above
In the bright land OF the spirits and a crown Of Thy
love;
And when again on the field the cannon shall rattle,
And their brothers on earth are in the midst Of the
batie,
Let their pleas intercaie Tor their brothers below,
Thai again and again we may yaaqlish ,hs Joe.
Father OF Love, look upon our homes
Sealeach with Thy protection, when the de-poler comes.
Bless all the loved ones, as At the close Of the day,
TheyKprsy for the soldiers who arr I'm camp far away
When they sumber, kind Father. let hopes gentle beams
Fall on every heart-let them meet us IN dreams
And when some fond heart in sadness grows Stn,
Let some sweet angel whisper-he thinks Of thee still
VI.
Fsther. forgive Us, and forgive thou our foe,
Who truly indeed " know not what they dos
Make pure their hearts, and haste the time when
Again ws1l have peace, " and good viii toward men %
Restore u, we pray Thee, to sweet peace again,
D." Ana Thine shall be the glory forever Guen."
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e BBLS. pure Peach Brandy, l do. Cherry Bounce
just received and for sale by
OCH MORRISON & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
MANDATORY

II HECKLE & co. have established a STARCH
IL BANUFACTORY in tn city. Orders LETT an
the Office Of 2 a e. Heckle, on Shelley street, between
ton. nol5 w.