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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08

I'd RATHER CARRY Ir Going from
market, one day. we observed very
small boy, who gave no special indication,
by dress or face, of other than ordinary
training in life, carrying basket that
was SO heavy as nearly to bury him down
beneath it. We observed, "My boy, you
have heavy load" eyes," said he,
"but I'd rather carry it than that my
mother should" The remark was one
of nature we love tohear; but we did
not know that we should have thought
enough Of it to have chronicled it had we
not seen, across the street, highly &C
complshed young lady playing the pi-
ano, while her mother was washing the
windows.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08
GROCERIES,

on DoZ CANS FRESH MAcKEREL
~ ToR4 4 OTTo<<
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-08

- man is, III general, better pleased when he has
pod dinnerupon his table than when his wife speaks
sreek.- Sam Johnson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16

Progress Of VOiuutcerinE-Address OF the
Cemmander-in-Chief.

ToRoNro, e. w, March j.
The number Of volunteers answering
the Government call Is largely IN excess
Of the demand. An official military or
der is published. The COMMANDMENT
Chief regrets that he is compelled, as a
measure Of p~recautiOn, to call for D. ser
vices of so large "a number of volunteers.
This step does moi result from tue eX-
istence ola condition OF war between u
sovereign and a foreign state, but IS a
necessary performance OF duty when a
devolved on the Government 70 make
provision for protecting the lives n
property Of the inhabitants OF h
%Drovince against threatened attacks
bv lawless men, who use me territory
/ III a neiohboring power for the purpose
~ penlv Organizing an enterprise
sUaipst the sovereign rights Of the Queen
and the security of her subjects. The
Commander-in-Chi relies with conf
dence mon the loyal spirit Of the Cana
dams 10 meet this extraordinary state Of
facts. and feels assured that il Necessary
the entire population Of the province
will come forward to resist any invasion
| of the country. The COMMANDMENT
/ Chief continues that he knows 10 is I'M
necessary 10 address observations 10 the
/ officers and men called out, on the i'm
portauce Of strict attention TO their mill
| tarv duties, and is convinced, should the
! threats OF an attack be carried into effect,
| the Canadian volunteers Of the present
| dav will. with Gods blessing, meet with
as much success in repelling such crimi-
I nal and wantOn outrages against human
| itv and civilization As was given their
| ancestors, whether they were called upon
| 10 roll back from their territories the tide
| Of legitimate war, or repulse the attacks
! OF lawless invaders.
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TlrI.feeya go

DT virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to me
ID aS trustee by Mary j. Harman, with the
consent OF her husBand, B. Desha Harman, ON
the 18th day Of July, lsHg, and recorded in the
Registers Office Of shelby county, Tennessee,
In book a., pages ~, ~, 81 and -, on the LIST day
OF August, 1870, TO secure the paymeH OF GER
tain notes therein specified. / viii sell, at public
auction, To the highest bidder, for cash, in fa0nG
Of the busineSs house Of Royster. Trezevant q
Co. on Second street, in the city Of Memphis.
between jefferson and Adams streets, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, Issi, be-
tween the hours OIL and II o'clock a. m. ths
following tract OF land, viz: lying and being
in the county OF Shelby. and state Of Tennessee
and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of a inrfy-four acre tract. ON
the north side OF an avenue forty feet wide. and
on the east side OF the fernando plank road
the point Of beginning being eleven chains and
thirty-three inks north from 4 stake. from
which N. % L thirty-thrse links stands n
white oak marked j. s.; thence north twenty
two chains TO a stake ON the west bank Of Cane
creek thence east twenty chains to a take:
thence souta Twenty-Five chains 10 a stake
thence west with this north side of said avenue
twenty chains 10 the beginning, containing
torty-fOur acres, variation g. emst, being at the
northwest cOruerof arract or band sold 70 A. c.
Bills by ". = Lundy, administrator Of j. e.
Luudyt dc ceased, and sold by A. q. Ellis 70 J.
e. McManuS, and J.. g.. McManus to Mary J.
Hartman The right Of redemption is expressly
waived, and the title % said land is considered
unquestiOnable, bat / convey a. trustee only.
fe1 Oh I0HA d. Trustee
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Chaneery Sale Of City Property
Wednesday, 2lst day Of March, 1865.

Tenues7ee Marine and Fire lusurrnceCo- e. a.
~ Charles Potter. e. a.
d. virtue Of an tufe-iucutorT decree entered
ID In the above cause en- the
ID day Of January, l~i- viii offer Tor sale,
TO the highest bidder. ON " eduesiav. th- eI~t
day Of March, lsF, al the Court House dd~r in
tile City Of Memphis, UetTe-u tI. Lu1f~G tI
and y o'clock, n, The following described real
estate, viz
"Sltu1ts in shelby county, 90 south Memphis.
and in the Butler addition To- south Memphis.
the urst parcel being Dot N1.&, iu CLOCK 80. -
and the seenud being part OF biIek wa r
bounded a folOWs- Beginning az tIe E1rlH-
west corner Of a ~ foot Joe. ssft by " ma D.
Butler 10 John d. Armour. "a lake on EuI-r
street running thence with Butler street
feet more or less. % J.. D. bell1w~ northeast
corner. thence south about 15 feet o. said Bel
lows southeast corner ana % ~ foot alley.
thence east with SAID alley JJohE d. Arm9gt.
southwest corner, theme north with Nrul0urs
west line 70 the beginning. being the saIa- Loo
sold by VIM. F. Butler 20 Charles s. smith"
Terms CT sale: A creiit Of r. r. Is and "a
moHths- Notes with good ~urgti-s JI 1a
given by the purchaser, aud a-Heu retained as
additional security.
A. ASTON.
heblS tbs lI-rE and Masfa-
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FROM EUROPE
Additional by che city OF no-,on.

New YORK March . .
European files Of the Sth contain addi-
tioual Darticulars. The London Globe Of
February .. saws: ave have authority
10 state that there is no foundation of
any sort for the rumor that Earl Russell
had begged permission of her Majesty 10
resign. and recommended the Duke OF
Somerset rs his successor. The whole
story from beginning 10 end is a pure
fiction"
A meeting WAS held i'm Liverpool,
Wednesday afternoon. Upward of CsGO
was subscribed for the purpose Of Afford
ing aid to the Feniaus ROW in penal ser
yitude.
The Cork Reporter of March 1, says:
1" Emigration to the United States has
already commenced on a large scale. II
is not the poorer classes that are depart
ing. but those who could live at home if
they could only be taught 10 he content
with their lot. Upward of 600 passen-
gels were waiting Ina Queenstown after
the steamer had taken a full load
\ Paris correspondent writes A." II APP
pears that all attempts ut bringing the
Prince Napoleon back to his former po-
sitiou as President of thegreat Exhibition
have failed. and that he absolutely re-
fuses to be rcconciled with the Emperor
until the latter makes some sort of public
acknowledgement. The Prince maintains
that as he Is "a Bouaparte, he has there
fore the right to judge whether the -enti-
meut- he uttered at AiacCio were Bona
partist or not, and on these sentiments
he is willing to stand or fall. The Impe-
rial Convention OF France viii therefore
be presided over by the Minister Of Agri-
culture, Commerce and Public Works, NJ.
Behie, a most competent and popular
business man.
The following Is the amendment TO
fhe addre% Of the Emperor, urged 10y
the opposition in the French Corps Leg
Iatif. upon which the great speech of NJ.
Thiers was delivered: 1--WE condemned
the Mexican expedition st its
beginning, as imposing embarraSs-
ments and sacrifices upon France. Last
year, the return of 0ur soldiers was
~alemHlv promised. We regret that it
has undergone a ~retaUdatiou which the
interests of France do not justify. The
country has not forgotten the original
declaration made by the Government
regarding the causes Of the expedition,
and IL is astOuished 10 see our army now
devoted to the defense OF a foreign
throne
At a meeting in MADEIRA lately. seve-
raj officers of military reputation volun-
teeTed 10 serve on 1.-THE Pacific nthe event
of their services being needed.
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Cb0BcprU Sale

OF City Lots, on Wednesday, uin dav Of April
iN0t, at the court House door, Memphis. Tenn.
Douglass II. Gordon rs. Elijah Cheek, d
others.
Dl virtue % a decree Oh the chgncery side OF
ID the Cufrmon Inv AMI thaucpry J1UrL of
the city OF Memphis, of date January s.. I~S 8
Will sell. 40 TG1iie auction, In front Of THE Caurt
H0u~s door, on WEuN ESuAG. Aprii DO. $50.
between the hours OF Do and = O'Clock NO., ul
the highest bidder. tile following real estate. To-
VII Two lots lyiug ina the city OF AleIUplI~.
Tenues-es, designated on the plan or f. Cheek S
property as l0t- N0s. 4 and :. fronting On Poplar
street, and running back t1 the center DT al
alley between Poplar ard Wd|slingt0n streets.
Terms OF ALE Cash
A ALSTUS. Clerk and Master.
March 10, ISs. miro uLs
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Chancery Sale Of City Lois.
ON
Wednesday, March 2lSt, 1866.

Daniel ". DevoerE MO. Hopkins. Admr ~ a.
DG virtue Of an interocufOry d-cuee Tuat- bon
ID the shove stated cause, ON Ur-eme-r Hrl.
lSEs / will on etuesday. March 1sL. LE. De-
tween the hours Of 10 AN. aad H. So It she
q OuFs House door, in the city OF Memphis.
Tennessee, sell AZ public aGcfigu thr i1IvWmg
described property, to-wit, O. certain Dot. ~tI1-
tFd- lying and being in tnecitY OF Memphis
Shelby county IeuurSSee- beginning al i.ru
GayOso, where the north Nueuf Madison street
crusses the same, running thence W-r-aWaftIg
with the north Hoe ~ Madison street one Iua-
dred and Orry-siN aud "a hail feet. flff more
or less. 70 the suurue1sG corner Uf D q conveyed
BY Aason Whiuple d. John g. IarIlr. Ul-as--
W~estwardly M right angles with Madison street
one hundred aud nfty-vistt feet % astat- ANA
thence eastwardly, parallel with hHiis1l
street. 1862. feet, more Orlsa@. o. rruIarH. EIsHI
GaFosu- Themes Irflv uItl ra- aaaul-
ms OF said Bayou 10 Che -p-gluuil-.
Terms Of sale On q credit 1f lui Twelve
months A. Ai-IuE.
febis tbs CerEauI Mister
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h recommending these Pianos 10 public
notice, Ic}aim that they are superior 10
ann 0tlrr P-uuOS made IN r%oiHHle,
3tHiig Of tone, great pOlrCT, GyiHi11lcy,
JuHaess, dcuth and eusAHos n touch,
,hruJjljty and finish. THot olay claim
this, 5HH Tam prepared 10 s~Ubstaltidte
II to the entire satisfaction gf all par
ties Interested, and can safely lcaCs Il
to G5y cdadid judge or judges for de-
cisio4. 4 guarantee Of fire gears
giUeH With Cr1yy Instrument 01'd no
charges made for cOrer, stool or ship
pilg. Old PioHOs taken d8 erchGHge.
H.. BERNARD.
mari I'm ~ Main street.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Saturday, the Iith April, IsS0-

Mary G.. Trader IT, Jane N- Goe-u a.
10 virtue OF an iut-rlDcuf.E decree made .u
- the above causes or tn- N1ssrH-r term
OF The lhH1cerT side ui tE1 Common t ANA
tnaucery court ofths CITY OF M-mpHf VIII
sells GA tie premises. 40 Pubic tlruaa- uH
saturday, April %. lSf. the nlpufus I-a-- r-I
tract 81 land situated m shelby r1Iu- Tenn.
anu one mile southeast 90 r4e city 20 Memphis
being 81 lots, O. part of aer- rrtrf stnrf be-
long nag 90 furiIu EgrIaUL- and lFll- .-ra--s
Pigeon hoosr Plank Road -uI IRE Memphis D.
Charleston EailrOsh. ami d-~-lsfsd urHu HFr-
land plan OF subdivision maIa uE a. A.. h---.
surveyor, on the flu dgy oil June I+a
Terms 90 1ALE--Du "a erriu OF o.. D.. Is aut
- months, and u lien retained r.alr the
premises Tor farther @srurilr-
E|arff1la A ASTON clerk AMI rrs.HA-
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Trmst SnIe.

Dl virtue or deed oftrust executed TO me on
ID the 1th Gay of june, 1850, aud registered IN
REGISTERS Office or the county OF Shelby. STATE
OF Tennessee. by = H. Stevenson and W. l..
stewart on the 10Th day OF July, lei0. 20 secure
: NJ. Gates the paymeu Of certain notes. shall
proceed % sell for cash 10 the highest bidder in
front Of the real estate Office OF MONSAhRAT,
LANIEK n CO., Irving Block. city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours OF l0and 2OelOck
on Friday, March Ath, lsO6, the following de-
scribed lots Of ground situated in the county OF
Shelby, Stale Of Tennessee. near the north
eastern boundary OF 1.-THE city Of Memphis IS lots
number (-hI t~Wenty-siN and en- twenty-seven
in the subdivision OF said = VI. Gates. as per plat
on record in Registers Office OF shelby county.
Tennessee.
The title is believed good, hut I OnIy convey
as trustee. e.. ii. MONSAKRAT.
feZ7-td Trustee.
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George A. StnvaU aud Robert w.. Mitchell. OF
She nrm OF stovJII a Mitchell, r4. Norman q.
Jones, ri al,
DIiviFtue OF an intarlocuforv decree made iu
ID this clIse. ON tile I'm OF January. I-il. and
renewed or tle I'm of January. IsB. w7Il
sell az public a~ucti0u, 90 tile Court House door.
in the city Of Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL n, Is55.
between the hours or lU and - O'Clock. nny
shares Of stock iu the bank OF " est tennessee.
TERMS or ~SALE-Ca<f.
AUGUSTON ASTON.
mar l0-tds. e. and 81.
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I~nsoleent Notice.

TUE insolvency OF the estate Of Weuingto,,
Il donaldson, deceased, having been suggested
u the 1lerk OF the county Court OF Obisu
county, Tennessee, all persons hiding claims
sgAinsb SAID estate are hereby notified D. de
mem win the Ci6Fk o. the County Cnurt Oh
06ion county, on or before the 18th day OF Nay,
leoo, duIy authenticated IS required hF Law. for
pro rata settlement. or this notice viii be plead
N par OF their recovery. By order OF the Clerk
Of the County Court OF Obion COUNTY. TenueS
see, This sth day Of December, lsa
ian7 an EdnHinist-afo- -
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lots,
Wednesday, March arzt. 1856.

William E. Butier re- William Fmrls. arE
d. virtue OF an iuferlocutury decree maaIeIu
ID the above stated cause on the Iat Hrv ~
March, Is6l, and renewed February -ah- Is1ant
December 18th, lsfl, / will. GA W-aiu-zsaF.
March 2lst, Is6. between the hours of l1a-uf.
and l2m-- al the Court House door iu che ciay
Of Memphis, Tennessee, sell a. public suction
the following described property. 20 wiz. Ger
tain lots situated lying and being in shelby
cOunty, Tennessee. and in che Butler division
or the city Of Memphis, in block NO. III and
bounded as follows: beginning ut the uorth-
west corner % lot owned by B. A. GODDARD
in March. 1852, on Elliott street. running therc1
s~Outnwardly win Wo0dwauis west line fra
hundred and forty-one feet lZfii TO south StreeL.
sixty tbli ieet % biedSue alley, theuce uorfa-
wardly with said alley two hundred and FORTY
one l1Nl feet 90 Elliott street, thence east with
Elliott street sixty go feet to the ~he.iuuinz.
Terms Of sale On u credit OF seven ana Twelve
months.
Iuls feoruary I'm, laah. A. ASTON.
Iel-tds Clerk and Master
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
HIS
City Stables,
No. 81 Monroe & 323 Third SIS.

HORSES AND BCtfGIES FOR HIRE,
HORSES &MULESO ON HAND FOR SALE.
Auction sale OF stock. Wagons, etc. on TUES
ing leased the above stables, L WI be pleased TO
have my friends cali aud see me. have asSO-
ciated with myself ia business ID. u. Dismukes,
lately OF VicEsburg. under tine firm name of
Di>MUEES " KELLOGG. Frank Hyde viii
also Je on hand 70 wait on his friends.
fe29-lm GEORGE KELLOGG.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL taw

between the hours OF Do and y O'Clock. M. the
W. described property, situated Ia sier-
Ln&uloWn, shelby county, Tenn, t0-wits A
Lot or parcel of ground. fronting ON Bridge
street . Beet, rOuudei on the Feast by the state
Line Plank Road, on the South by T. A.. Rhodes
iot, audon the North hy the Memphis G,GIarles-
ton X X grounds, being th-Slmr property con-
veyrd by Wui- PARK CD K. e. holland.
IEklf7 o. -ALE-ca.l.
March .. lsa. A. AIGTBN
Uur Iu-afz. fr4rE ana N4star
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Erecnfor.,s Noffce-

HAVING been qualified 81 Executor o. the
lllast viii ana testament or William Elrsu.
deceased, ai persons having claims asIIu-f effI
estate, are hereby notified an.I required ~ pre-
sent the same o. me for uIrhu tl-
time prescribed By law Or they VIII De l1rr-I.
ami al persons owing said esGefe ars -aluazt-I
% come onward and pay OF suits VIII b. .u.-l-
5uted azaiusf them.
Feb. 18th, 1896
JOHN McGRATH.
faW-lwnM nnrl.a
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DY virtue of a trust deed executed 70 me on
ID 18th day Of Iuue,l s5U, and registered in the
Registers Ornce Of shelby cOunty. StHfe OF Ten
uessee, on the 80 day OF july, lo6n, by Richard
D. g.. Miller, TO secure certain notes due 5. NJ
Gates, l will sell at pablo aucuOn 10 the highest
bidder for cash in front OF the real estate oddcf
Of MONsAERAr, LANIER & {. irviuz block, iu
city Of Memphis, state OF Tennessee, between
the hours efl0 and L O'Clock on Friday. March
18th, Is6o, the following lots of land described a.
follows, To wit: as lots number ga tweuty-fOur
and 70 twenty five in Gates subdivisiOn 0flaud
situated near the northeastern boundary Of Tie
city Of Memphis state O-fTsnuessee.
The title % the above property is believed %
be good, but / only cOaVeya as trustee
G.h. MONSARRAT,
fe27-td Trustee
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CAaneery sale on nm Apr7. 1866.

ChGneery Sale on I1tH ADrK. 1866.
Charles G. Carter H. W.. II. Conant and others.
by virtue 81 an iuterioeutorv decree made IN
on Ath February. 1850 on the Chaneerv side OF
the Common Law and Chancefy Court of the
city Of Memphis, 7 viii sell. az public auction,
a. The Court House door mthecity Of Memphis,
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL II. ISs,
Betweez the hours Of ~ and 4 O'Clock M.
all the right, title, claim and Interest OF the par
ties complainant and defenAaut On and o. the
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee At the
corner o. Adams AMI High streets. fronting on
the north SIDE or Adams go feet, and ON the
east side % High street 1D Beet, and on the south
side OF 94tz feet
TERMS % T.
A credit Of SIX aud Twelve months. with notes
and approved security ami a lein retained I'LL
payment ct the purchase money.
mrll-tds AUGUsIOS ASTON. CAN
ChGhceFy Sale
OF lis Acres OF Land. a. the Court House, Mem
phis, Tennessee, on wednesday, uth day Of
April, 1850
James II. 1lerwsather o. Ellen p Cowden
and Others.
DY virtue d decree n the Chancery side Of
ID the common law ard Chancery Court, u
the city OF Memphis Of date January :. lsaAL
VIII sell al public auefisn, between the houno Of
% and y o'clock, p-m.- on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II. 1866,
the 0Howfng described tract or land. lying and
being in shelby cuuniy, Tennesses, aud de
scribed as follows, tq-w1t. Lot q 10 being the
northeast quarter q Rational section No 3 Iva
range No. s, west township Nu-l, agreeable %
The -Chiekasaw Survey containing 10 acres,
more OF less.
TERNs o. sALE-Cash. A. ASTON.
March .. Eg8-mr H-Jds. G.. NJ
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NOTICE T. hereby given that aIt s1thorify
- heretofore given by me 60 ttuDheIl g. CO.
agents. or oiner parties. % collect a-rfs or ST
TEND 20 other Du-luess Tor ue. is lersHF u-FuEaI
aHl annuAed- All persJussging money - me.
or dmpD-l CO.. agents. rIL. from and aU-r
fuAs Dale pay The same 90 me- m person or %
ny ot4ef no ul-er payments wall le rsr1--
Elsed- 5ull vii De hruughf Oh II LrIr-llt inn
ulelitLeiS srIlFL- viii ne fllItf sl the sore
or Messr j. ". LoeEa4srira 4 grr4- So. sI
Main street, Clay Euildiue
" scHWAEZEE BER1-
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DY virtue ora deed ortruSt executed % me 81,
I'D ne nth day Of june. is6a, AMI reest-rei Ia
the Registers Office OF the county 81 shelby.
state 9~tIennessee, on thel2th day 90 Jufv. fS.
ia book No a., pages 4A 10. 80 land fss. s. John
dnd JHsoU L1nknauer, the arm Of L~iuklau-r q
brothers 20 secure the payment OF c-riaiu notes
uue ; ~ Gates, AshaIl proceed Oh sell for cash
TO the highest BIDDER in frouf Of the ranf ssfqfa
ONCE OF M~OSSARRAT- LASIEE Il Co. IRVING
block city OF Memphis Tennessee. betWeen the
hours OF ~ and II O'CLOCK on FFiday. March 3asH,
1876, the following described lots Of gruo1d. sit-
uatsd in the.eOunty % Shelby, state Of T-nnA-
SeeInear The northeastern BOUNDARY OF tia
city OF Memphis, and known a. lots No. c1T
thirty and 8U thirtv-0ne on the map.o pl=u of
subdivision OF = n. Gates. which map Is OF
record IN the Office OF the Hegister OF SheIhtt
county, Tennessee. Title bsiiyed good, lut {
convey only as trustee.
q. Il. MONSAERAT.
na17-ud ITusf-a
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.



Morn lifts from her blu eyes
The white clouds other eyehds, and her breuh
Ihyet laden Win dreams, the mysicfitH
OF life that mimies death.
The cleaning skies invest
A world yet droNsy with the sia1es ~ even
Earth, IKE a babe upon its mother breast,
sleeps in the arms OF heaven
Auakel the clarion bird
That heralds the return II hgnt ana Hte,
BY the shrill battle cry distinctly heard
calls 90 the daily strife.
Up. upI The war drum heatsi
Now lsf tEe reverent. prgyer be briefly said
For labor Is periucn. ana entreatss
"GiFe us our daily bread.
Give not alone the crust
That form our eros~cI natures lifting dole:
we ask. OFather, dust indeed for dust.
Lle Tor the living spuIt
Give the true heart and HIGH.
That thrills IN danger with emotion grand.
And struggle bravely tor fae slfts fhsf Ie
Iure dark angels hand.
Give the uuuring nina.
Thai erks neh treasures Ia the mines oi
EleldIua with open hands % an mankind
The gold 50 dearly bought.
give patience, that unfurls
der "aitng sMi upon the tide % years,
Where the slow oyster mounds 10 giesmina
It's wealth OF hidden tears.
GIVE us dear human love-
Much can we WELD Go times d~evOuring wave.
But may we nud. like Noaha wandering dove.
The uliye-lgIf We crave
Give the free hand That sovs
The broad domain where many a neighbol
rrap-.
When, ia ms ripe and heautiful rep1se,
Ihe hearJed harvest sloeps.
Then from the conquered soil
Shall me In@- tree OF life once more arise.
TIN the heart sings amid its daily toll
The muse eI the skies. r. III. T..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-16
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
Wednesday, the 2ist day OF Harrh, 1896.

benny Laird ~. 7 Bstfg aaI r. X Graf
Dh virtue or an luferIoeuIU-v uDcl ausFral
ID IN theaeove cause, on the 18Th ilV or H--
ceuuher lr@, 4 will sell AZ puriic Lgetalu. O. tIa
hignest bidder. on " -tu--l4y, tIe list ttt OF
March, Es6, al the Court House door. in the
city Uf Mempnts. between the hours OF lH and
= ~ tie following escrIaea real estate WIS
Being about three miles east ut tine civ OF
Memphis bounded ON the north HE the Ger
mantowu plank road. ON the el-t tF Che
avenue known as Belts avenue. ou tl- zlut1
by a u acre lot sold by H. r. Austin O. D. I'D.
StI-sney, and on The west by "a lIl 20
- " aidrOu. containing TEN acres
Terms OF sale Acredia of 8 and ID months,
the purchaser giving notes with 4prrlE-1 sec--
rtty, ami a nea retained % secure tue payment
OF the same.
4. ASTON