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saturday. April 10. 1879.
Trustee's Sale.

DY virtue of the terms OF a trust deed executed
ID by the undersigned on the 2Sth day of DeceIn-
Der. 1876, by Augustus C. Genette, ROXana j. Mad
den and her husband, Cornelius ID. Madden, duly
registered In the registers ofcs of Shelby county
Tennessee, In deed book 10, page 32l TO secure
the Indebtedness therein described, will, On
Monday, april "a, 1879,
at the courthouse OF Shelby county, Tennessee, sell
for cash, at II o'clock m, to the highest bidder,
free from redemption, the property therein de-
scribed as follows; Situate lying and being in the
city Of Memphis, county of Shelby, State of Ten
nessee to-Wit: Beginning on the north side of
Robson street C00) one hundred feet from its in
tersection with Jones avenue; thence eastwardly
with north line of Robson street 900 fifty feet;
thence noTthWardly U50) one hundred and nifty
feet; thence westwardly parallel with Robson
street $50, fifty feet; thence southwardly $50 one
hundred and fifty feet to the beginning. Being lot
lot (q) nine, block 90, six BradfOrd's subdivision
of COUNTS (5l ~ lot five hundred and fourteen. To
such trust deed so recorded, special reference is
here made.
only trustee.
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Wright & Folkes. Attorneys.
True tees sale.

rusIeo = SAFE
TOY virtue of the terms of trust deed executed to
d the undersigned on the 9Th day of December;
1876, by Erastus Marshall aud Anna R. Marshall
his wife duly registered In the registers office OF
shelby county, Tennessee. in deed book 100. page
3I4, secure the Indebtedness therein described,
Monday, April FL. 1879.
at the courthouse of Shelby county Tennessee, sell
for cash to the highest bidder free from redemption,
the property therein described as follows Situate
lying and being In the city of Memphis, county OF
block IL. on the plan of division OF the compro-
mise additions to the city of Memphis, onting 425l
between Front Row and the river; running back
Q481S) one hundred and forty eight ana a half
recorded, special reference is here made
Title believed to be good, but sell and convey as
W. C. MCCLURE, Trustee.
Wright Il Folkes, Attorney
TEVNUSTkE'S SALE-By virtue of two deeds
- In trust made and executed by John j. Sears
and Florence Sears, one to Fgbert Woodridge and
his successors in Office trustee, dated October b.
1874 and recorded In Book No. I0z, page 500. OF
registers office Of SHELBY county; the othe, to Ben
May and his successors as trustee. dated May 20.
said registers office, said deeds being made to Sc
certain Indebtedness July described therein,
and default having been made in the terms thereof,
the uboersigne successor In Office, as trustee to the
aforesaid. will on 'cuesaaS, ADril 80, 1879.
at 10 o'clock at the southwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets, In Memphis, Shelby county,
sell. at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
said county, about miles fast of Qate) CT of
Memphis 10 Wit: Lot No. 2 of Subdivision OF lands
ming on the south side of Union avenue, AT the
| northeast corner OF LOT No OF saig subdiv SiOn
thence with said aVen westward 80 lOU cnhiIs ~
the west Ce Of kembert avenue; ths &C sHtnWdIc
with west side OF last named avenue 3OlOO en- ans
70 northeast corner Of lot No =; thence al
/ right ang eS with Rembe avenue. 3 cnahs 70 me
southeast corner of lot No. l. thence no u with line
| Of Iot 40 l. q 2SlOO chains 20 the beginning
| Containing 7 $40 acres. All right OF redemption
expressly waived. Title bel eyed 10 be good but
| sell and convey only as trustee.
'''' NV AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
wv. Hampton, Attorney.
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'''' D0'- Why - AMOS WOODRUFF. Trustee.

T1U.CteE's Le-By virtue of the power
Ben May and D. A. May, OF date February IL, 1875,
and RECORDED in book No. 10, page 376. in the
Registers Office of Shelby County, to the pay
ment OF a certain Indebtedness therein fully set
FORTH default having been made In the terms there
of. will, on Tuesday, ADrsi % 1879. at 10
O'Clock am, at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison streets, in Memphis In said county, sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder, cash, the
following described real estate. situated about Dig
miles east of the Date city Of Memphis, in Shelby
county, to wit: Lots Nos IA, 10. 10, IL 49, 10 20,
81 % %, "a. %, % and 81, AID 1913 feet of the
south side of lots Nos. ID and % as aid lots
known and laid down on the plan OF B. Graham's
subivision in book 49, page 129. Reg teI's Office of
said county. beginning at the southeast corner of lot
No 20 so feet from the center OF the NJ. and c. rail-
road, on the west side of BoTland avenue; thence
north 45 degrees west with said railroad 5S3 fe to
a stake the east side of Florence avenue; thence
north with said avenue ABB feet to stake; thence
east Az feet to Borand avenue; thence south with
west side of said S43 feet to the beginning.
Also, lots Nos 10, IL, H. 20, 80, 81 and 81. and
5O5 feet off north side of lots ID and % of said B.
Graham's subdivision, fronting west on Florence
avenue, east on Borand avenue, aud lying north of
and adjoining the lots first named. All right of re-
demption waived In said deed of trust Title believed
to be good but sell and convey only trustee
LOUIS LAGRILL, Trustee.
VI
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GENERAL TRADE.

THE ygssther yesterday was cloudy and the
.. ,eats nd iaNee were covered With mud In a semi
hquined state This condition OF affairs was sum
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Total receipts az all United states ports, A, 30
O35: same date, 1873, 3.BO9O17; same date, 1877
B,772.3l2 Increase OF receipts at United States
ports this Iear 22b94S bales. Tctei stock at all
ports 65I $50 bales, against 603.OO6 bales same
limo the year before; IA 1877, 714,S25.
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Tine following are the New York spot quotations
for yesterday: Ordinary, i5-16ci good ordinary,
q 3I6o; low middiing. 10 l6c; middlng, 105sc;
gOOl middlng. lie; mddllng fair, ll7Sc. at
iO:35, quiet end weak, demand and offerings light;
1850, nom nal; 2:th, qu ct; 3, quiet Sales 605
bales Contracts, 200 bales stock, I91 ,659 balss
The following Is the latest New York telegram of
futures
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DRAWING,

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS ID, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL
8, 1S79-107th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and Lhsrits
BILE purposes 81 1898, for the term Of TJCe1at ffUe
Years to which contract the invlolable faith of the
Stale is pledged, with a capital OF S1,ODu,00O,
to which 1t has since added reserve fund OF $780,
600. Its &ran& Single Number Distrt-
hutton VIII take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. II eUeS scales posi- I-01seS Look at the
following Distribution
Caprr.T ppT1z coo ooo
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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time, Bar. rhef Wind s sain Weather
. s 5$$ $ $ & $ ' Is e.
Maximum THERMOMETER so deg
Minimum thermometer 40 deg.
Rainfuli during day In inches, LOB.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-River falling,
PITTSBURG, April 1;-RIver IL feet Inches,
and falling, Weather-falr.
WHEELING (W.Va), April River % feet 2
inches, and stationary Weather clear and pleas
ant.
VICKsBURG, April 1.-Rlver risen inches.
Weather-eloudy; thermometer 55 deg. Arrived:
James Howard, noon.
LOUISVILLE, ApTil. 1.-River falling. with "A feet
4 inches In the canal Weather-clear and cool.
Departed: Vlnt Shinkle Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-River 81 feet IL inches,
and stationary. Weather CLOUDY and mild. Ar
Golden City. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, April I.--Weather- cloudy
thermometer, 80 deg. Arrived: Paris G. Brown Gin
gihnati, last night. Departed: Golden Rule, Gin
cinnati; Joseph N DIppold and baIges, st. Louis.
CAIRO, April 1-NOon.-ATriyed: W. P. Halliday
d Pm ESRs aiST Memphis m Pega6y
and cool .Nght-RveT 81 feet 10 inches and fall
Ing "esLheTTSieaI ShermSmessT; % deg Ar
pm.
Movements at the AeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Golden City, Cincinnati; Annie p. Silver St Louis;
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
DEPARTURES.
Golden Crown, New Orleans; Annie p. Silver New
Orleans; George W. Cheek, FTiars Point Olachita
Belle VicksDuTg; Batesve, St. Francis river; DyeIs-
burg; aaumelle, Arkansas river Robert Mitchell,
Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
James W. CAT, Illinois, Hard Cash.
BOATS DUE.
DolCa.-Osceola Belle, W. P. Halliday, U. P.
Schenck.
Up.-Coahoma, Robert Mitchell, Guiding Star.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs PoINT-Coahoma, Henry Cooper master, .
pm.
WHITE RrvER-Hard Cash, Ed C. Postal master,
pm.
NEw oRLEANs-w. P Halliday, E. W. Gould mas
| ter, pm.
OscEoLA- Oseeola Belle, j. G. Andrews master, 3
| pm.
CINCNNATI-James W. Gan. Robert W. Wise mas
| ter, D pm.
CINoINNATI- Guiding STAR W. B. Miller master,
| pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
Golden Crown SO head sheep.
Hard Cash brought out Of White river 1853 bales
cotton, IA pkgs sundries.
Robert Mitchell--I bale cotton, 4 hhds sugar, 4
| brls mOlasses, 90 brls onions.
! Annie P. Silver-23S bTls flour, 100 brls meal
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BANKRUPT SALE.
RANKKUPT SALE.

In the District Court of the Uoited States for the
Western District or Tennessee-In the matters OF
the following named bankTupts In bankruptcy.
at Memphis. Tennessee.
NOTICE Is hereby given that as assignee OF the
IN said estates, Will sell at public auction for
cash, on
Tuesday, April =, 1879,
at A. Z. Franklands auction store. No. 1875 Main
street. Memphis Tenn, at IL O'Clock of said day,
the Effects as follows:
judgments, etc,
A. A. Burles n-AI books, notes, accounts, judg-
ments, claims etc, and also all interest In real
estate.
F Eanksmith Il Co.-An books. accounts, notes,
claims etc.
E. +. RISK Il Co.-An books, notes, accounts, iudg-
ments, etc.
q. ". L. CroOk-Au notes. claims, accounts,
stocks and also ali interest I'm lands.
r ". ROyster-AH notes, accounts, judgments,
claims, etc.
Paul A. Ciealla-Au accounts, notes, claims, ETC.,
and also all interest in la DIS.
James W. CrOcker-All notes. accounts, stocks,
etc; also all interest In real estate.
Solomon Rose-Au notes. accounts and Judgments.
c. D. Stetnkuhl-Al books, notes, accounts,
claims, etc.
The schedules and other evidences Of property to
be at my office, Planters Insurance Building,
Madison street, until day OF and at time of sale
wed o. WOOLDRIOGE, Assignee.
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A. S KITTREDGE,
Vim. NJ. Randolph, Agent and Attorney.
E'TUSfpp,S 9Ia

=
DY virtue of trust deed to executed, and
ID corded in the office of the egfster of Shelby
county. Tenn, in booS lob, page 253, made by II
E Palmer and wife, for the purpose of secu ing the
Indebtedness therein named, and which not having
been paid. 1 will, on
saturday. April 10, 1879,
within legal hours. at the request of the beneficiary
in said deed, at the southwest corner OF Main arc
Madison streets, In Memphis. Shelby county, Ten
nessee sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the fCl
lowing property, situated in Shelby county State Ut
Tennessee and described follows: A ceTtaiU
tract or parcel of land In civil district No two (2) in
said county, and bounded as follows, tO-wlt: On tEt
north by the lands Of James Paine and Thomas G.
Moore; on the east by the lands of Mrs. NJ. B. Saw
age and W. T. Nelson; on the south by the lands Ct
W. T. Nelson and ID. D. Nelson, ana on the west by
the lands OF A. ". Nelson and James Paine SUP
posed to contain about five hundred 5000 acres. Ii
Is stipulated In the deed that in event of SALE all
equity of redemption is waived, and that the puI-
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
WILLIAMS N JR. TTtlptae.
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Bankrupt Sale.

In the matter of the Southern Life Insurance Com
pany, Bankrupt.
DY virtue OF an order of sale made by the Circuit
d Court OF the United States Western District OF
t. unessee. we Will sell, public auction, In front
of the premises, on
MOHday, April -. 1879,
at O'Clock on said day the building known as the
Carolina Insurance Building, No. AZ Madison, De-
soto Block. Memphis, Tennessee, and now occupied
by the Memphis GaSlght Company.
Terms Of Sale-One-fOurth ash; balance In six
and twelve months, with approved security, and
lien retained for unpaid purchase money.
The Improvements consist OF a four-story brick
building the upper portion partioned into rooms,
suitable for offices IT sleeping-r0omS.
o. WOODBRIDGE
and c. 7. PATERSON, Assignees.
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'-'''' AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
]. W. Hamilton. Attorney

TENRUaTEE's :. A LE BY virtue OF & powers
II conferred upon Ben MAY and his successors in
Office trustee. by deed In trust made by Sarah T.
CarrutheFS and j. S. CaTTutheIs, dated August -,
1875, and recorded in DEED Book No los. page ~,
in the Registers Office OF Shelby county, to secure
the payment of certain indebted esS fully de-
scT1bed in said deed default having been made in
the terms and conditions thereof. the undersigned
successor of Ben May trustee Aforesaid Will sell,
on Tuesday, april 90 1879, at 10 O'CLOCK
am, at the southwest corner Main and Madison
streets in Memphis, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash. the following described real
estate situated In the Qae) city of Memphis Shelby
county, tn-wit Part of lot No. IL in block No. 80,
In South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner of St. Martin and POntOfOc streets, running
thence nOrthwardy with St Martin street 81 feet to
stake; thence eastwardly. parallel with Pontotoc
street $50 feet; thence sOuthwardly, parallel with
ST. Martin street SO feet to stake IN the line of
Pontotoc street; thence westwardy $50 feet to the
beginning. All right of REDEMPTION, etc, expressly
but sell only as trustee.
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-wEDNESDA II, APRIL g. 1879
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUeTEE'a aALE.- BY virtue p the

TTVRURTEE's = A LE.--By virtue If the pow
- ers conferred upon nue. by two certain deeds IN
Rlker, one OF date July 5, 1877, and the other De
cember "a 1877, and recorded respectively In Deed
Books RIO l9, page III, and No. I2I, page 406 Of
payment of certain Indebtedness fully set forth in
said deeds, default having been mace in the terms
tnereof, VIII, on Tuesday, a Drii 80. 1879. at
10 o'clock am. at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison streets, In Memphis Shelby county, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder for ash. the
county, near the Qate) city of Memphis to-Vgit The
north half OF lots l. 2 and OF MltchelPs sub
division. of part of lot 30 of W. Wilams's sub1ivi-
line OF LauGerdale street 20 feet south of the
center of Broadway street; running thence east
Wardly 1874 feet II an avenue and TO northeast
ner of lot No /; thence souihwardly with said av-
enue IA feet: thence wesIwardly at right angles to
said avenue 1874 feet lot No 3; thence northwaId
ming All right of redemption expressly waived in
said trust deeds. Title believed 10 be good, but
sell and convey only as ,Tpsis 1oonp1rVr ,-,s..a
JW. Hampton, Attorney.
TNNRUSrEE'A NALEs.-By virtue OF the pow
- conferred upon Esbert Wooidrdse and his
successors In Office, by deed In trust made by j. J.
Sears and Florence Sears, dated August 3. 1874,
and OF record in Book No. 102. page 40, OF Regis
terS Office of Shelby county, to the payment
OF a certain Indebtedness fully described therein
default having been made In the terms and condt-
tons thereof the unds rSigned. successor to the
aforesaid E. Woodbridge trustee will. on Tues
public auction to the highest bidder. for cash. the
following described real situated I'm the Qael
city of NJ mphis, In Shelby county, Tennessee TO
wit: Onethlra of lot No. IA, in block No Al South
Memphis: The whole OF said lot No. "a. having
front of 10 feet the west side of Causey street,
between Vance Elliott streets and running back
will be at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, In Memphis. All right OF exemption, etc.
expressly waived. Title believed TO be good, but
'ei' "A'O '-i'e' '--' AMOS WOoDkTTFF. Trustaa
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The following are the latest kilograms OF the do
nestle markets. reported yesterday TO the cotton
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

VIM. Wentworth, Banner; Dan Carroll,
Dan Magee, Quartzburg; G. G. Meffert,
VIM. Bale, Robt Ross, John Settling
Garden valley; G. S. Ferre, San Francis
co; Joe Travis, Willow creek; Con Dris
coll, Con Donohoe, Press w Lamb city
Joe Traverse, Paul Buzzini, Hoodo; Aug
Nicholson, Jas. Ashforth, Pioneer; VIM
Bryon, Boise City; Frank Coulson, o
Landreth, Bear Run; B. L. Warmer, Al
der gulch; JAS. Nash, Horseshoe Bend.
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Quartx Locations.

The following locations have been
recorded since September |, 1879:
Fifteen hundred feet on the Buck
skin, on Buckskin gnlch, between Pi-
oneer and Placerville. Located by
Matt Ryan.
Fifteen hundred feet on the young
America, situated in Placerville Dis
trict, commencing at the northeast
line of the Capital ledge. Locators,
j. W. Davidson, Timothy Buckley
Fifteen hundred feet on the Morn
ing Star ledge, situated in Shaw's
Mountain district. Located by John
Randolph.
Fifteen hundred feet on the Poca-
hontas, in Banner district. Located
by Geo. w. Stuck.
Fifteen hundred feet on the Ioneh'
menot, at the head of California gulch'
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Heroes ia journalism.
Philadelphia Times.

Memphis presents fresh example
of the faithfulness Of the journalist.
The city is literally dead, there is
positively nothing in the way of bust
ness. yet the papers appear as regu
larly as ever, and it has, Of course,
never occurred to the editors to sus-
pend publication, and, like the mer-
chants of the place, close their estab-
lishments Certainly they go on at
loss, for all the sources of their
profits are shut. The newspaper is
ever the last to succumb. If its office
burn down, it is out next morning
with "a full account Of the 1onfagra-
ton" The fires which destroyed Chi
cago and Boston only scorched the
the newspapers though their buildings
were laid low. The war record of
the Memphis Avalanche cannot be for
gotten-how it carried its presses
from point to point as the Union ar
mics advanced, and printed its edition
everywhere and anywhere, but always
somewhere. The religion Of the jour
nalist is his trade. To him it is a sin
to fly from his desk at the appearance
of danger Like the general at the
head of his army, he would be forever
disgraced in his own eyes if the cue
my, coming in what shape it might,
did not find him in command. The in
come of the Memphis editor stops.
but his expenses do not. He fights
for others and pays for the privilege
He urges courage. He is so little
frightened by yellow Jack tha, he
takes him by the buttonhole and laughs
with him. He tells his afflicted fellow
citizens never to lose hope, He sits
out the truth from the wild stories fly
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The exEmpress Of France is said to
be one Of the richest widows IN Eng
land. Ii addition to her Hungarian
estate, she has a castle in Spain and a
nice place in Switzerland; but hard
cash is what comes most useful to de-
|throIed sovereigns who hope to re-
turn, and Of this the Empress has long
had an abundance. 1t is estimated in
Paris that she is worth at least mill
ion sterling.
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IN MEMOR1AM.'

10 the z. Com, officers and members of
Idaho Encampment No. 5, ]. G. r. G.:
COMPANIONS - Your committee appoint
ed to draft resolutions of respect to the
memory of our deceased 'Companion, An
ma G. Galbreaith, would respectfully sub
NIT the following:
WHEREAS, On the 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1879, the Divine Spirit saw fit to re-
move from our midst and fellowship our
dearly beloved Companion, Anna G. Gal
breath, aged IS years, 8 months and %
days; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That in her death the Encamp-
ment has lost one of its most useful mem
bers, the Companions one of their most
agreeable associates, and her parents a
most dutiful and loving daughter. But
while we mourn for her let us not forget
that death is but transition into life ever
lasting, where pain and suffering cease
May the Lord who hath given, and the
Lord who hath taken away, pour the balm
Of consolation into the hearts of her low
ing and mourning parents, relatives and
friends. Companion Galbreaith was loved
by all for her gentle disposition, her love
and duty to the family, and the cheerful
ness with which she did every task allot
ted to her. Reared in this town, she hac
| endeared herself to Il heart of every
one, and her loss will be sorely felt, no
only in the Encampment, but by every
| person in the whole community.
| RESOLVED, further, That we tender t.
| the bereayed inmates of the famiIy-al
that mortals can do-the warm and heart
felt sympathies of our hearts, trustin:
that they shall feel that God, who is Al
Wise, hath not brought this affliction OIL
them without knowing that good viii
come of it,
! RESOLVED, further, Thatin token of on
sorrow for the death of our dearly believes
Companion, we will wear the usual badg
and drape our Charter in mourning 70
thirty days.
4 RESOLVED, further, That page of til
records of this Encampment beruled wit
black marginal lines, and the name, ag
and date of death Of our deceased Con
panion be entered thereon
RESOLVED, That these resolutions b
published in the IDAHO WORLD, and tha
copy under seal of the Encampment
presented to the family of deceased.
G. G.. STEVENSON,
C. Il. JONES, Com.
JOHN CAMERON,
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From the Boise City Republican,
Hines ON the Death OF Miss Anna
Galbreaith, OF Idaho City.


Respectfully addressed to her grie
stricken relatives and friends.
She fingered with the summer flowers,
Fen tairer bloomed than they;
But when the blasts of Autumn came,
With them she passed away.
Yet they, when summer shall return,
May bloom for us anew;
Again for us their fragrance shed
And yield their honied dew.
But she, in fairer chimes than earth,
Where summer ever lasts,
viii bloom again yet brighter far,
Unseared by autumn blasts.
Then do not mourn devoted friends,
Though young, she seemed to die;
Too pure for earth, her spirit sought
More genial climes on high.
And there, secure from earthly care;
Secure from SANDERS tongue;
Secure from those temptations which
So oft beset the young.
She, in her Makers presence, will
Forever live in peace,
And gladly bless the hour that babe
Existence here to cease. T.
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ing about, and kills despair BY show
ing how things could be a great deal
worse than they are. He points glee-
fully to the future, and declares that
Memphis must and will recover her
old time prosperity Imagine, if you
can, Memphis in this hour Of its sore
trial without its press, Think Of the
ravages Of the dread visitor, unre.
corded, with only the alarmed people
to tell one another who still lived
with the whole world silent, with no
word Of encouragement to reach the
pull lie ear.