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PUBLIC SALE
OF Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years.
Credit.
i est bidder, H4s
On Thursday, 14th November. 1877

M
About 90 acres Field and Forrest Land IN ms
Homestead Tract, situated three miles easf ~
Memphis at the head Of Union avenus ~
yin between Central avenue and ne OIIa@ae.
Line road. The most popular street nayems1fs
being nov in process Of construction IN Men,
phts- good turnplkes or street railways m me
roads leading from the city d. ecfIy fhrrugs
tnla property, must soon follow, thereby aeS,rI-
ing the most reasonable probability OF is grear
and rapid enhancement or value.
In statinE the advantages or this properfv Z
would specially refer 70 the HEALTH or III.
locality a. having been always considered
elual ~ not superior 70 that OF any portion or
Lne CITY enTirons while the high character Or
me nelghnorhood, aud the provision made Tor
tHIfGN 4l@ ocho0t H1ulteges combine 70 render
y ons ol nc most desirable points for a subur-
ban resicenee which the vicinity Of MemphIs
The TIILE % this property has been vested
IN my iather and myself for thirty years wIfH-
branep.
Tie Subdi1fa0n Of the Groua9q VIII ba I'm lats
OF about five Acres, according h nIans ~ -
seen AT me ONCE OF the Aucffoneers The avs-
nues VIII De opened, and the lots uumberaI 40
as - De readily examined before tHa h n saIs
Be1ig Deter4"ied 20 Sci 4 shall offer the fOI-
TERMS One-tenth Cash. the balance O., r.,
AHnuat tHEtahHseaH. with Interest f-on, az
warranty Deeds given, and Trust Deeds faken
waving redemption. These terms VIII MAJ.
y very easy FOR any one 10 secure a niee-e1f
Home which must constantly iucreazg III
value ard comfort, as the growth Of M-mohis
continues. Nm PEZEV ~
ROisfER, T~REZEYANT a 90.
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MEMPHIS ANB TENNESSEE r. r.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SECRETARY AND T~REAsURER's OFFICE,l
MEnuPIus, 9Th september, lS67.
The regular annual meeting OF the Stock
hoidersD 81 the MemphiSand Tennessee Railroad
Company will be held at the GayOso House. in
the city Of Memphis, ON WEDNESDAY. 9th
October, 1857
stockholders will be passed free on presenta-
lion OF their certificates OF stock 10 the Com
ductors. 8 ID, LAMB, Secretary.
seI0 I'd
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TVIE ladies will ind all the latest novelties OF
/ the season, millinery and fancy goods OF all
kinds. Dresses made and trimmed in latest
styles AZ shortest notice. Cloaks, sacques and
children's dresses made TO order. Opera
sacques and Wrapping, ready made, for sale.
DUe notice viii be given OF the opening day.
gel5 I'm
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members Of the Hibernian Mutual Relief
Society are requested 10 ssembl at their hall,
In the rear Of st. Peters church, at half-past ]
o'clock this pm, 20 attend the funeral Of a
deceased member-PATRICR MCCARTY.
By order OF the President.
J. FELAY, Secretary.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEM
MEACHAM & TREADWEtL.

UHOLFSALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.
w Cotton. Factors, Commission Merchants,
and Dealers in Plantation Supplies generally,
. Union street, Memphis, Tennessee.
Thankful fIr the very liberal patronage here
tofOre extended to them, they hope bV unrs.
hitting attention 10 business to still merit a
cOntinuauce OF public 4avOr.
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house in the city. \
cOmmOdiOus Brick Shed attached TO theirstore-
house gives them immediate and constant
OF all Cotton IN store. All Cotton
TO us Will be insured, ualess instruc-
TO The contrary
Baggin7, Rope aud Iron Ties furnished at
Inr-a.I markni nricns- saIa I'm
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EXTENSIVE coAl6elds have been dis
covered on the route Of the Union
Pacific railroad. Iron ore is also said to
exist in the same localities.
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THE exports from San Francisco TO
Asia for the past eight months amount to
nearly seven and q half millions. Of
which over six millions Was ia treasure.
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REFERENCE BY PERMISSION

81. Maryfs, Lee Academy, La Sallette, 81 Az
mes. Major phi. z. Allen ND the officers OF the
Commercial Bank, German National Bank
John AiusIie, Esq. ser
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The Crisis, published at Columbus,
Ohio, contains the following striking
paragraph
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Nile heats FOR All ages, go entrance. Gayoso
House to ada 500. Three or more 70 MI the
sake.
SECOND RACE-Two mile dash. Purse 500.
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS.
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MEMPHIS
COURSE
FALL MEETING 1857
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER

TUE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
l. VIII commence on the
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THIRD DAY.

mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse 500. En-
trance $40.
SECOND RAUE-Three mile dash for all ages.
$50 entrance. Three or more TO start AssOcia-
ton to add $500. Second horse 10 save his en-
trance MONEY.
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SEWING MACHINE co.,
Principal ONCE, 6le Broadway,
NEW YORK.

GREAT Improvement In Sewing MaehlnesI
Naebine. II is thus rendered. noiseiess In ~.
lion. ia motion Deiug all positive, il IA not
Machinef Notice IS called To our new and i'm
proved MISUNDERSTANDING Machine, for Taiiors
and Root and shoe Filters. Agents wanted 10
a liberal discount will be gwen. No
c-onsignnents made
se5 d3w2m EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co.
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. Milburns's Celebra'ed Iron-Axls Wagons.
% Milburne's g lshrated Thimble-5kein Wag-
ons-Cysr 800 cold Ia Memphis; all warranted
FOR Twelve months, and only 81 80 damages
claimed Tor hreakApp.
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THE emperor Of Austria has contrib
uted 100000 forms toward rebuilding the
Frankfort cathedral, recently destroyed
by fire.
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AND
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACESNURsERY sTAKE"-We
the subscribers, agree % run a Sweepstaks
Race over the Memphis Association Course, at
the Fail Meeting, 1857, with Colts and F%illies,
two years Old, one mile dash, Is subscription,
play or pay the Association 20 add S5O0-three
or more 70 MI the STAKE, to name and close on
this 18TH September, 1867.
SECOND RACESGREEN STAKE"-Mile
heats Tor untried thres-yesr Odds, so entrance,
play or pay. Association to give 800. Three
or more 20 MI the stake, 10 name and close the
18th September, 1867.
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BY W. H. PASSM0RE & CO.,
This Morning.

4 PIANOS, I ONCE Safe. 1 Jowder's safe. Z
Large bser Box, ] lot Goal Oh Lamus. 100
hounds Smoking Tobacco, 3 Large Minor. 2
Fair f,atlorm scales. 4 barrels Nuts, 3 show
S5sesl steamboat Range DrCss Makers Case.
LtLSe ION BOILER and rtove, ] single and
7bIlns MATTRESSES, I lot Looking Glass frames.
3 Coiis Rope ] Spring Wagon, 10 boxes axes. [
Iatlln I0ols Anvils, Vices, Beloes,
~ Aos hnneehold Furniture SELF lr
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REASONABLE RENT.

ONE store. go Main street, for dry goods.
One Store, Second street, for heavy
business.
One Store, Adams street, for saloon
Ons store. 3zXlA, Charleston avenue, iced
store, with stable and abundance OF stock
water.
-Four, suitable FOR any business, $50 Main str't.
-Four, suitable for fancy business, adjoining
same. With a nh . Der Of the hest Onices in
an Once REASONABLE
sel72w W. b. WALDRAN, $50 Main st.
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J. ID. Raspberry, general agent for Arkansas
John y. Hearden, Little Rock, Ark.
Efchnr ThrustOu, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark
Ino. n. EaEtn, Washington, Ark.
Rev. A. r. winfield, Camden, Ark.
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novel illustration Of the benefits Of
.dye-tJsiug is the establishment Of direct
80 between Chicago and BuenOs
Ayres, south America.
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The Great Southern Remedy.
DR.. c.. WILLIAMS
PulmOnIC BaIsam or Wild Cherry
WOOD NAPTHA.
Recommended by distinguished members Of
the Medical Profession.

THIS Medicine will be fOund on a fair trial
/ TO be the most prompt and etectual rem
edy for all diseases OF the CHESFand 1HROAT,
the greatest care having been TAKEN in lis
preparation, being compounded on the most
Scientific principles. In Its composition is EN-
bracGd a combination or the most valuable
and effective EXpectOrants. An0dynes and
Sedatives, which are knows to possess the
highest repute with all intelligent members Of
the Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha, as well rs the Wild Cherry,
enters largely into It's composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY so successfully used in Con-
sumption by the celebrated Dr. Hastings, OF
B0nuon
M The following evidence Is from the Rev.
~. d. n. Sawrie. Presiding Elder of tile AethO-
dist Episcopal Church, for the District Of North
Alabama:
Dir WILLIAMS-Dedr Sir: / take
pleasure 10 giving my testimony TO the virtues
Of your excellent "Pnlmunic Balsam Of Wild
Cherry" Having used teyeTal bottles in my
family with decided advantage m every case. ]
can IL as the best and most pleas
ant medicine 1 have ever seen.
". ID. +. SAWRIE.
sold by all respectable Druggists in the city
Of Memphis, aud throughout the Southern and
Western States.
September "a, 1867. sells
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MES, BROWN & CO.,
COTTON FA RS
AND
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
Commission, Receiving anu forwarding
No. 2s6 Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENN.

nEFERRIHG to our card above, we again
II take this method OF returning our THANKS
10 our patrons and friends Tor their Kind and
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 rs.
with renewed assurance OF a continuance al
our prompt personal attention 10 All business
entrusted TO our care, and OF indefatigable ex-
eTtiOnst TO promote the interest of our custom
We are prepared, with q large, oOmmodiOus
Warehouse, for storing Cotton. All Cotton cOn-
signed 10 us viii be covered by Insurance.. m
less otherwise instructed One Of the members
OF the firm val give this. branch OF the business
his personal attention.
se7 dlmAw2m IONFS BROWN a co
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Thursday Morning, the 18th instant,
At IL OlrLnnk
Trnst GnEe.

The above sale will take place at the Auction
Rooms Of W.. h. PASSMORE & 90, 2J Sec
ond street, where Catalogues can be obtained
on Saturday, the 18th inst
seL2 81 Il W. WuRD. AlminIstrator
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Administrators Sale BY Catalogue
OF THE-
Library Of The late s. 7 Morgan, Esquire.

V'HIS is one nf The most valuable private IL
4 brartes la the state, aud comprises about
eighteen Hundred Volumes OF rare and choice
literary works, which / will sell at public auc-
ton on
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRsT RACE-OvERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats for horses owned in Shelby county,
September I,ls67. Entrance $50, play or pay.
OvertOn Hotel TO add $500. Three OF more To
nj, 70 name and close 18th September, 1851.
SECOND RACE-"BANKERS7 PURSE"
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse $1,000. En-
trance $50. Three or more to Ill. Eairancs
moRey to 90 to the second horse.
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Extensive Sale
-OF-
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
AND PIANOS

WE viii sell az our classroom on TTE.DAy
" October D., TIN CARRIAGES and BIG
1lfS, slightly worn, but Ia good condition. and
SIX OR EIGHT PIANOS, some OF them rom
the most approved factories. A rare opnortu-
nlty OF procuring such articles az a low price.
hOISIEk, TREZEVANT & TO-
aANA
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Friday, The 9Th day Of Sept, 1861,
Lahorars n
SO "

THREE or Four White Laborers viii be paid
/ good wages for one msnth, To work three
miles East or the City. Apply 70
ROISTtk, IRRELEVANT a co.
sells 81 &6 Second street.
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IL NF1N hIA1Alu
y pursuance Of the provisOns Of a Trust
i Deed 10 me executed by A. street on 18th
day OF November, 1873, and which is duly regis
tered IN the Register office o. shelby county,
in Book No. 40, Part I, pages 40, F56 and 81
made by the Hon. William n. smith. Judge OF
the ChHucery Court OF Memphis. ON I'd dag OF
April, 1866, in the eau-es PENDING in said Court.
wherein Charles j. Seay ami Others are COM
~lainunts. and A. Street and Other~a are defpnd-
ants, ] viii, at the SalesrOOm OF ROystsr. Tre1-
eVaut a Co. A~uctiOneefs, NO. Z6 Second street.
Ayres' Building,
Tuesday, I7Lh September, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and
y m. of said day, proceed to sell. at
public auction, to the highest bidder
upOu the terms hereinafter mentioned.
the blowing described Lot Of Land. to-
gethar with the improvements thereon,
situated in Mempnis, Shelby couuty, Tennis
see, vtz= Tire tenemeu No. A. in the block
known rs the anthony Street BLOCK. said No.
A being the second tenement from the SOUTH
west corner OF second and POpl r streets, about
- feet 'front.' by about 30 feet depth.
said property VIII be sold on the following
terms, viz Une-fOuTth Of the purchase money
eight months, for which the purchasers viii ba
required 70 give notes with approved personal
security, anu a len ukswise to be retained on
the property 70 secure these deferred pay
ments. The equity or redemption is waived,
and the title is believed to be perfect. but I
shall only convey as trustee.
VI. T. WICKS. Trustee.
RoYsTER, T~REzEvASr Co, Auctioneers.
auIS tu
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GTOLEN from DeSOtO county, Miss, on Fri
- DAY night, an Iron Gray Horse, about 49,
hands high, years Old the right fore leg and
shoulder is OF a lighter color than the other
parts Of the body right hind foot white around
the hOOf; slightly saddle naked. The above
reward viii be paid for the delivery Of the ami
ma at Molletar's Wagon Yard in Memphis, or
C~Ockrain's Cross Roads. DeSOto county, Miss.
sells lWa PLEASANT VAUGHN.
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FIFTH DAY.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS sTAKE-FOur mile heats. Sub
ject TO the regulations which the committee
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association 10 add SIO0J.
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NEW ADvEsTIsEM'Ts
Notice to Tax Payers.

THE TAX BOOKS for the year 1857 ars now
x ready and 1 shall Immediately proceed 70
collect according to law. All tax payers who
have PERSONAL PROPERTY must enms up
at once, or they VIII ind their taxes in the
haEds OF Constables who are authorized TO dis
train a suficiency to pay all taxes.
PHILIP GARVTN.
Tan Collector Shelby county, 1857.
Omce-NorthWest Corner Jefferson
and Third STR cts.
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1 IBERAb cash advances made on consign.
IL ments in store. All shipments by river
and in store covered by our open policy OF In
surance, unless otherwise instructed.
MAI X. Pickett will remain with us, and
give, as heretofore, his undivided attention 10
the sale OF Cotton. sel3 SIN
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NhR1,iH'2 NnLe-

Under and by virtue OF six executions to
me directed. by ). Moore, Justice OF the
Peace in and br shelby county, Tenn, in IA
vOT of ThOs. Barrett and against the Mayor and
Aldermen OF the City of Memphis, and also. by
virtue Of n other execution 10 me directed by
r. b.. Miller, Iusuce Of the Peace in and for
shelby county, Tenn in favor OF ThOs. Barrett
and against the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
city OF Memphis, and further. by virtue Of two
other executions ia me-, directed hyS. A.. Moore,
Justice Of the Peace in and fer Shelby county,
Tenn, in favor OF Benjamin Coleman and
against the Mayor and Aldermen OF the city OF
Memphis, I viii on
Friday, The 9Th day OF Sept, 1861,
Between the hours otl0 o'clock am. and 4
O'Clock PIN, IN front OF the Courthouse door,
ia the city Of Memphis, offer and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following described
personal properly, viz: $50 Shares OF Stock OF
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company,
levied on AZ The property Of the defendants-the
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of Memphis.
The above property, or so much thereof is
levied on aBd will be sold, as will be sufficient
to satisfy the above mentioned executions
r. N, WINTERS, Sheriff, sc.
~ JAMES Il. SWAN, Il. $.
September Is, 1857. SELF I'd
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SIX TH DA Y

FIRST R-ACE-sALOON sTAKE-MIe
heats, three best in i've. Free for al ages.
Purse $500. Entrance $50. Second horse TO got
the entrance money.
SECOND REORGANIZATION STAKE.
Mile heats for beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting. Entrance so. Purse $500.
The Pool seller to add 500. Horses to be han
dicapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A. d. GIBSON,
iy20 6Od Acting Secretary.
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A thoroughly practical Millright and Ma
chinist Of twenty years experience, desires a
situation. Competent to take charge OF the
erection Of all kinds Machinery. Engines.
Floor and Saw Mills. Can furnish Drawing
and Specifications. Best OF reference giveT.
VIII prefer 70 90 South. Addrsss -" MILL
WRIGHT Appeal office. sei7Iw
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PA. THURSDAY MARCH 81 1867

tnat our support was only bit of dry
oread and she vas accustomed to see by
the hight OF chips, which she kindled to
warm Her famishing children, because she
could not purchase a candle without de-
prlVlng us of our morning meal. Such
was our poverty when our mother con-
tracted her second marriage, and the
chanse to US was like a sudden entrance
to Paradise. We found a home and a
father" She paused
would you excite my own child agaist
me z, cried the plaintiff as he impatiently
waved his hand for her to be silent
The eyes of the witness flashed FIRE as
she spoke
"You are not my father" exclaimed
she, vehemently. "What, call you nv
father-you who so basely left your wife
to toll for your children in begeary p
Never Behold there, my father" point
ing to the calm defendant; "there is the
man who watched over my infancy, who
was the sharer of my childish sports, and
the guardian of my inexperienced youth.
There is the man who claims my affec-
tions, and shares my home there is nv
father. For yonder selfish wretch, know
-AA HOe' hC OcoG years VI MS llIe nave
been spent In lawless freedom from social
ties; let him seek elsewhere for the COM
panions of his decrepitude, nor dare insult
the ashes of my aged mother by now
claiming the duties of kindred from her
deserted children"
She drew her veil hastily around her
as she spoke, and moved as if wishing to
withdraw. .
"Gentlenen," said Burr, "I have no
more to say. The words of the law are
expressed in the book before you; the
words of truth you have heard from the
woman's pure lips ; it is for you to decide
according to the acquisitions of nature
and the DEGREES of justice"
L need not say that our decision was in
favor of the defendant, and The plaintiff
went forth followed by the contempt of
every honorable man who was present at
the trial
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levy ana safe upon execution or other
process or order of court, bv the laws of
the State In which the bankrupt has his
domlclle at the time of the commence.
ment OF the proceedings in bankruptcv
to an amount not exceeding that allowed
By such State exemption laws in force in
the year 1864.
Acts of involuntary bankruptcy under
the law are classified as follows: Depar-
ture or absence from the State where
debts are owed, with intent to 6eeraud tho
creditors; concealment to avoid service of
process tor the recovery OF debt; conceal
ment OF property to avoid seizure on legal
process; assignments designed to DELAY.
defraud or hinder creditors; arrest and
detention for seven days, under execution
Tor debt exceeding one hundred dollars
assignment, gift, confession of Judgment.
or any other act by which preference is
gwen to any creditor, endorser or surety
dlshonorins commercial paper, or suspen.
ding and not resuming payment for four
teen days. The petition Tor adjudication of
bankruptcy in such cases may come from
one or more creditors whose debts reach
two hundred and fifty dollars but the
petition must be brought within six
months after the act of bankruptcy has
been committed. In involuntary bank.
ruptcy, the proceedings are made mora
stringent than in the other description of
cases The penalty for any fraud or con-
eealm lment, direct or Indirect, under the act,
Is imprisonment, with or without hard
labor, tor term not exceeding three
years.
There are other details in the act, rela-
ting to the duties of the officers appointed
and authorized under the law, the amount
of fees, &C., which are interesting onIy
as matter of detail.
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"Republicans of the entire world. our
cause is yours Our enemy is your enc
my. Let your hearts be with US AS for
you, workmeu of England, it is not only
your hearts that we wish, but your arms.
Remember the starvation and degradation
brought to your tresides by oppressed
labor. Remember the past, look we'll TO
the future, and avenge yourselves by
giving liberty to your children in the
coming struggle for human freedom.
Herewith is proclaimed the Irish
Republic.
"By order of the Provisional Govern
ment of Ireland"
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Watching for Pa.

Three little forms in the twilight grey, ,=-.---
Scanning the shadows across :he way
Six little eyes-four black, two blue
Brimful of love and happiness, too,
# Watching for pa. es.t
May, with her placid and thoughtful brow,
Gentle face beaming with love just nowi
Willie, the rogue, so loving and gay,
Stealing kiss from sister May
F. Watching for pa. -- .--ols
Nellie, with ringlets of sunny hue,
Costly nestled between the two, rs-ts
Pressing her cheek to the window-pane,
Wishing the absent one home again, ,.sJ
Watching for pa.
Oh how they gaze at the passers-by;
''He's coming at last p' they gaily cry.
"Try again, my pets" e1claims mamma,
And Nellie adds, There's The twilight star
Watching for pal"
Jack mods and smiles, as with busy feet
He lights the lamps in their quiet street;
That sweet little group he knows full we'll
May and Willie, with golden-haired Nell, -
Watching for pa --sr-- ,-s.-
Soon Joyous shouts from the wirdow-seat,
And eager patter of childish feet;
Gay musical chimes ring out thro' the hall
a manly voice responds to the call
a--. "Welcome, papar'