Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10
For the sunday APpeaLl
nEACNGNA.

For the Sunday Appeti'i
MACNIEA.
Game sit at ny sIIe while ten yoa
A beautiful story hea-d
Intne West, OF an Indlan iesecd,
A maiden, gave and bird
The Hunters Story.
sr,a evA5!nzs were nneuowe3 by Autumn
Tha tres dropped tire leaves al ny ieS''
A~aIndIan sum mer hsd sofened
Fseh thsck wooded forest rotreat'
The st,oog-hesrted OAKS and the popiAis'
Distorted OF their ful vslna. oie77'
Stood bravlng the blasts o. -h-olus'
And mocEIng at Hsiure 5 as .
rr1-ass.5 ,oIloz leaves, as they rust-eo'
Nede loneliness all the more d-eaEi
,1-.-I.,5 1,oprued the close CT the Autumn,
Grd signed that old WINTER was near
me woodland afar from the cities
And sealed to the mea Of the Aasl-
was trsverzed alone by the Indian
And hardly less cIviiiz d beast.
Srba baDtrs OF a clsa~, mur,aUring streanlel
Were covered with icUrlshinz cane
a,a the waters bslOw, sweetly planning
Making 9 sgest refrein,
Went rollickicg on 10 the rivers
And down them along 10 the main,
While Icounei over days OF sst pleasure
And some Renaissance OF pam.
Nv tbourbts. S. they wandered, ~ moments,
From dear ores at home, 80 the SKY
Were drawn 20 mound, near lI-cA,
Mass-grosn, in the Sd -dows near ty.
Astake At each side showed that some one
Hsd marked It for purpose unknown
Aud near By the mound had lad nrmy
A rurgsd and liohen-ciad stone.
IFa4 red men these relies aSjusiel'
A-5 g,ne farther on TO the West,
r-bgs leaving the place OF their !abo-,
And soME ONE, forever al ie'lS
R1tahs there wss something approaching
s-l-a a ~ -
Amalden. 8 young Indian woman.
one blooming IN beauty, appeared.
An fearless she came, boxing Onward.
with loves pleading eyes, 10 the grave.
she bore with her loves desrest token,
To honor the rest OF the BrSve.
Approachiug. saw that she carried
A cage with . chI-ruping tird;
AnI going st once - the hiNook,
she stood withOus saying v oTt.
while tsers streauled IN lines 10 her Waistoand,
Her soos broke the silence so drear.
Thus standing a moment AaGnina
Looked upward ard smiled through tear,
Saying: Brother! I come; us Msunina!
Mauniua, who sat On your knee
And kissed away lorrow thai sTieyed you
Before you wss taken rom me;
Bsfors the fierce B'acklOJt oppressed Us
Rsfors you 1ell lshlng their brave;
Asuaiua, who loved you End BLESSED youi
Naunina, who watches your grave.
i send You = l0Nc-4E- 4tNA AApsH--sH
Il goes by this bright orso,5
That I've reared TIL 4 sings o. tie 2ic!les
Tna, wait on your warrior soul.
TtuIli tel Won that poor, one MRunlns
Has cherished The theme shs should pr'Esi
II will tell yOG shs dreams Or the SPIRITS
That dwell with your soul Ia the skles;
That she ssss In Tho; E dreams thatdssT brother
who told her OF glory AID loys;
Who dared the dread BlEciSfco; 10 battle,
and fell IN this desolzte grove
II bears yoU & song Of her llNlns.
Il bfings you tho tale OF her woe;
It tells you Msunina wo11 hasten
IN deata where her owed cns would 60.
Mamma sings yet f)- our mothe,
She ca 8ses the game as OF u u,
Bl: her heart H-Ihout brother Is broken
Is dreary, Is barren, IS colJl
GO, 30, blssse b.r1, 10 his spirit,
aud sing OF Maunina's dI tr-Gs;
Return al the flTst blush OF morning
Her sorr0wlng spirit 10 bless.
CO. 90. blessed bird % Coweta,
Take love TO his g-oiiOus soul;
q, Tell him Aaunlna Is wsitiug
To meet him, any bright O.iole 2"
she said; and as feet rs that little bird,
she "a froJG The moss covered grave,
And the bud sang lts rae nS Of praises
Ts hsilow the SOU OF Inc brave.
q. brothers 81 Garth! while youT hOsoms
Have freedom % love and 10 bless
Deal Ee4lIy vita those you slClld cherish
o. spare NOS the Orother's caress'
Tor The gem OF Crsati0l's bright creatures
Fair woman, j. oeaulIug on those
IN whpEs love is her woIlt-dsariy serve her,
Aud husa a. Eev sobs 10 rePcse.
). L. GooDLOE.
Mr3IPHIs, December q, I65N