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have sPared me; remain, with great

fespecti very Truly,
MRS. LINCOLN"
7. S.-As you mention that my goods
have been valued ct S24 coo, ] viii be
willing 90 make a reduction Of $4,000, and
relihguish them for SIG. 600, in five-twen-
ties-Dothing less. II this Is not accom-
plished, l will continue TO advertize
largely until every article is sold. l
must have means TO live, at least in a
medium comfortable state. MRS. L.
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FACULTY-
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John Hallum, Agent for Geo. II. Lusher, vs..
ID. c. Andrews.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
"a made by John Hallum, agsnt for Geo. NJ.
LushsT, plaintih in this case, in pursuance Of
section 5155 OF the Code OF Tennessee and at
tachneut having been issued ana returned by
the proper ofiicer, levied, etc ;" on the prop
erty OF the defendant
II is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear at my once in the city Of Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the 18th day OF October
next, and defend this salt, OF the same will be
taken for confessed as to him and the case for
hearing sx parte; ana that = COPY OF this order
be published once week for four consecutive
weeks Ia the Memphis A Appeal.
K b. MILLER. p. p.
onley & Mulligap, Attorneys. sells iaWime
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FOR COTTON BALES.
CHAg. G.. JOHNSgE. Sole PFOB'iF,
No. Ia Union street, New Orleans.

We are sole agents and are prepared 70 dn
orders for the above
S6I-FastaHllg Wrought Iron Buckle IiG,
on The most favorable terms. We are having
tnen manu- laCtured of the most superior iron
ana thoroughly tested.
ID. II. DAVIS q co,
C"mmis isslOu Merchants
LnutgvfT1e lime - rAg- ami
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xl0O feet. Valued at $50.
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GrowI.

The following is a verbatim and litera-
tim copy Of a grOwl from set OF extra
loyal com mmissioners of election:
TRUCK HOUSE HONE Hook & LAD. Co. No. g.
- NEW ORLEANS, september y, 1857.
Sir: We the undersigned commission
ers and clerks Of election do hereby GER
tify that we haud seen the pictures Of the
rebel Generals Robert e. Lee and Stone
wall jackson, hung on the walls OF said
engine house yesterday and to-day. We
have seen that Of the notorious rebel O.
I. Beauregard; therefore We ask IL a
properly belonging 70 the city has right
so to do? Very respectfully, yours,
Commissioners. Clerks.
y. i. HALkElL, j. J. LEWIS,
JAS, MCCONNELL, rf. J. l. DUPARE
The document above quoted has, after
some circumlOouuon, found its way to
the mayors Office, where we suggest il
be hung up in gilt frame, to be pre-
served for the benefit Of future genera
tiOns.--N. 0. Bulletin.
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L mis- friends aud the public That he Is pre-
pared TO devote his whole attention 70 nesian-
ing P ans and experimenting Buildings. with
Rs mucA energy and attention to his patrons
interest as he did Tor the Clty's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFIoE-Stillman Block, Second and Msdi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
]. H. MCCLURE
iAEohiteet and Engineer.
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As the negotiations with Mr.. Brady
proceeded, Mrs. Lincoln deemed it best
that her name should not appear, the
reasons for which are given ia the fol-
Iewing extract from a letter written by
her:
Extract Of a Letter from Mrs. Lincoln:
Through the iugratitude of the repub-
licans toward the memery OF the la
mented president, the family of their
chief have been left TO suffer want
and destitution. Therefore it Is natural
90 suppose that when it became impera-
lively necessary for Mrs. LindOln, the
honored and beloved wife Of the late
president, to dispose Of apparel and jew
eiry to enable her to meet the common
daily necessities Of life, it was certainly
in better taste that Mrs. Clarke, rather
than Mrs. Lincoln, should appear in the
proceeding. Although in her overwhel-
ming sorrow she was by an ungrsteful
republican party deprived Of her rightful
maintenance they should appreciate her
delicacy in desiring her true name and
their own ignOminy from being known
TO the world.
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Serenfh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with
perpetual fall of 81 feet Of water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with l6O acres Of
land. Valued al $1,000.
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HENRY, MOORE & GENUHG,
Manufacturers and JobbeEs Of
CLOTHING O.
No. 522 Broadway, opp. st. Nicholas Hotel,
NEW YORK.

N X ~ = OLLAs
PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly OF Henrys,
smith & II WLseHd.
JOHN It. HENRY, formerly Of Salisbury &
Henry.
ALEN. T. MOORE, ISAAC p. GENUNG. for
merly with Henrys, smith q IUWuseuJ.
We have ready large, handsome and we'll
assorted stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING
manufactured by us exc 'usiveiy for the SOUTH
eru Trade, which we are pi eparad to sell al
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms.
our stock is adapted In material style.
lengths and sizes, exc iveiy o. the South. and
comprises goods rom the LCwe-t Priced 70 the
Finest Igee, iuciudlug large assortment OF
goods for FBEEDHEN'S WEAR
The recent decline in wooIsu and cotton fab
rics VIII enable as to Offer Clothing az Much
Lower Prices than 10 hiss been sold for at any
time since 1850.
Cash and Close BUyers from the South are in
vited 10 examine our stock before purchasing.
as we believe We can offer them great induce
ments.
We viii be happy to receive Orders. and our
long experience iE the Southern business en-
ab.es us 10 make selections which viii be GER
tain 20 give entire satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent 10y
mail if desired.
HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG,
NEW YORK. July, lsG7. jZ2 broadway.
az
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Also, many other articles, including
diamonds, rings, etc, etc.
MRS. LIECOLN's OPINION OF REPUBLI-
CANS.


MRS. LIECOLN's OPINION OF REPUBLI-
CANS.
A significant feature Of the subsequent
letters and memoranda is the feeling en-
terteined by Mrs. Lincoln towards lead
ing republicans. She complains bitterly
that men who besOught her influence to
secure their official positions, and were
pTOfuse with promises if she would graf
ify their wishes, now give her the cold
shoulder. Certain persons Of that party,
such as ThuTiOw Weed, Henry J. Ray
mond, VIM. H. Seward, and others, she
is particularly severe against, and claims
that it was through their infiueuce.that
the ulan proposed by the Tribune to raise
q fund for her by the voluntary subscTip-
ton Of the people was thwsrted. AT
this point the following memorandum,
the original being in Mrs. LincOln's Own
handwriting, is given:
The question was asked Mrs. Lincoln
what her feelings were in regard to the
republican party, ia consideration OF the
unkindness and ingratitude displayed by
them ia depiving her Of almost all
means Of support, the reply was, " i
could not relinquish my attachment for
the party 10 which my husband be-
IODgei and in whose csuse his precious
life was sacrificed, notwithstanding it is
composed Of such men as Weed, Ray
mond and Seward who nOminally be-
long TO it, and who, 20 accomplish their
purposes, would drag il down to the low
est depths Of degradation. The late
president thoroughly tested these men,
aud had become fully aware before his
death of their treschery and falseness."
MRS. LINCOLN UNDER AN ASSUMED
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THE ARTICLES FORWARDED TO NEW
The next letter, bearing the same date
rs the nrecedinR. is as follows:
ARTICLES TO BE SOLD,

In this connection is given an inven-
tory of the articles sent to Mr.. Brady at
Cos Broadway, by Mrs. Lincoln, with
the valuation affixed to each:
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]. NJ. HALL, CLERK

The Prizes drawn on this occasion nun bered
Forty-ssyen, and comprised Iofsin the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, COrinth, Miss, and Her
nandO, Miss, deeds 10 which have been made
TO the lucky tic1et-hOiders For this. the Sec
ODd Drawing, however, we are able 70 offer cur
patrons stu more attractive inducements to
interest themselves Ia our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much Of which has
already been advertised to the public, we select
the folloayfugs
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Second Pri@e.

a cottsge residence Of ten rooms, with lot
60Xl0O, in the citv OF Chicago, Ill, only three
quar- ers Of a mile from the heart Of the city,
and within one OcE Of the street railroad in
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued at
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SjCth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25xIOO
set. Valued at $50.
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KAVANAGH & DECKRR's
BILLIARD TABLES
VIHE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER
AND Patented Dec. is, 1860. lsee Scientific
American, Vol. l8 No. H.
10 y the only CushiOz thai Possesses all the
qualities essential 20 q Perfect C-shi8n. 10 ii
the most elastic and most durs BILE Cushion ever
offered 10 the btlIiard-pIayluz publfc- ~ Il
apunqanly proven by the great demand for it
since its Introduction. The peculfarfty v5hieb
distinguishes the Cat Gut Cusaiou and renders
70 superior 70 ali others, is the tlghtened cord
cat-gut which Oveciies the isce and edge Or the
rubner and running the full length Of the
Cushion which prevents the bau lFom bedding
INTO the rubber and Jumping from the table.
The addition Of the cat gut cord also ADDS
much 20 the elasticity % tie Cushion.
The Cat-5ut Cushion has airesay been an
piled 70 over 1000 tables, which are ia constant
use. 70 can be ap 5iled 20 tables Of any make
for So per set.
kavanagh g. Decker's Factory, az the corner
OF Centre ana Canal streets, N. y is the most
complete 81 is kind in the world. The ma
ehiuery is Of the most improved character. fhe
lam Der drying room the largest 10 the United
states the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the WOrkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Triunufnss. All
OF the heat make, constantly on hand.
kavauagn e. Decker are the only agents in
this country for kay's Cue Cement. adiudRed
by competent authorities TO be the best Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 500.
send for i'll Cst -ated Price list.
kAVANAGH a DECKER.
Corner Of Centre aud Canal streets,
seo tte1J New York CITY.
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THE DISCOVERY OF TBE AgE.
NO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benents in the house.
hold economy than
Mae1MsEY.s N1AeIc -


70 is a labor saving invention as well ag an in
valuable remedy In scurvy Scaid Head Erup-
tions Of The skin ana Piles Daudruf s ra-
moved from the head, the Teeth -whifeu.d af1
cleans q, Plate and Jewelry cleaned, stasns
eheotually removed nom Carpets Furniture
Clothes, Paint, Yarnish OF Marble, WITH me
grestesi AGILITY and without iujuHy 90 the ma
terial lt !. great saving of time and labnr.
in washing clothes. lt IS the only lEEoWn z0er
which will wash Elanneis With The ease or COT
ton or linen without fuilihg OF shrinking. an
these imp5ftsnt Obj jecte can be effected without
iniury 70 the akin or the most delicate fabrics.
10 possesses no deleterlous qualities WEateVer.
The world Is challenged 10 proc uce q SOAP
which possesse 50 many valuable properties
and which is so fnnoclOus aud SAFE. IL Is a
hom0 Invention, and dedes competition Ia any
part OF The world. II his become a ueces.lt
IN Memphis. and its use - raptdlT spresfiusr
throughaut the south, and cTerfuaiiT viii er-
tend over the Yankee states, NOrth and SCUM
America Europe, Asia, africa ana Oeeanica
Manufactured solely by e. r. alEtflrnsey. Mem
phIs Tenn. and sold AZ the following nlaces IN,
the city az wholesale and retail t-aga q 90 n
Deans, Taylar's Drag store, Popar srre,.ts
Kings, corner Of Third and Adams Oliver y
Cos Deeloto Bieek. Madison street: rrflf er.o.r,
be found At any respectable family grncerr ar
drug store. The proprieror is detafraf-1tfI fh-f-
lis manufacture shall keep pace WIKI he r1rs-
idly extending dem and for Its use. aul6
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Q O ttOn H ac tor
AND
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 278 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

7 IBERAL VANCES-Supplies at Whole
II sale Prices. Commission iOr selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Is6Z.

Neutrality-suspicious..
1567.
LODGES.
4 ANGERBEA. No. I6s Meets lrt Monday in
every month. at Odd-HsIlowz' Hall. cor. court
snd Main. D. b. Forster, "a Front street
W. n. John Bsamigh, SeCy.
soUr1I MEMPHIS, No. lis. Meets ID Friday Of
each mruth-Halls cor. Madison and Second
J. T. Sellars. ". NJ; Benz. K. PuIleu, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2sq Meets LIST Friday or each
mOutn-EIaIL, cor Madison and Second. John
Airslie- ". ". Fl. P Woodward, Sec.
EAErr.rC-r. No. Zl9 Meets Sd Friday OF each
u,rUrn-Ddt-F Fellows Hail. P. NJ Stanley,
" 81 ". II. Butts Sec.
EIIyvESsyT,yg No. 34l .JT- d. Meets n Friday
OF eETa m0nth-2a Front street. John J.
W1rsham, $50, ". N; g. K. PuIien- SD, Sec.
ROYAL AsCH.
PzsS Chapter. No Z. Meets 2d Monday or esch
ruonth-Jt5-F Fellows Hau. John Zent n. z
d. P; B. n. Levy, ssc'y.
3. AND s.. n.
FCEEE4 Council. 30, s. Meets Sd Monday o.
sa-H mouJ--ti1iG-r .Ows EaIl. John Gent,
tn lll.; L. J. " Egiu, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
C-VREvE CCramandery, No. &, Meets 4tl Mon
day OF each month. John Zeut Com; =. J.
NIgElg. Rec.
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NOTICE j. hereby given 10 the heirs Of Til
N man Belts deceased, aud all parties CON
cerned that we. as surviving executors Of said
estate have this day Med cur account as such
with John League, Clerk OF the County Court
OF shelby cOunEy, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine name.
SAMUEL HOSBY,
ANDERSON G. BETTHS.
Surviving Executors.
Memphis, ssptsGbsT II, ls5y. selsEWs
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No S, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size lO2Xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot,
Valued at 5000
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yellow FeYer and Small Pox.

NEW YOBK, June, 1857.
We, the undersigned Shipping Merchants OF
the city or Sew York, from the OF repeated
teHumony OF many different Sea Captains,
IN ~nCm We have Implicit conndence.
and ieeting it a duty which we owe our fel' 'osV-
men hereby bear Wltnrss OF the great couh-
uence We Ieel lu he truly marvellous curative
powers Of Major j. J.. LAn5Fis TNDTAN 3jsF
leBl 4ol lne cure and prevention Of Small por
IelloN reFefi etc. and we cheerfully add on
signatures. hoping It's WOnderflI inertia and
great blessings may be made known 10 me
world Brett sons q Co., g south street. Cur
Us q ward, 15 So1th street; ID. Z. DE Wolf & %
simpson shaw, y tueutes Slip: VIM a
Moore. l0j south street Jas o. Tspeeotf "
South b rect; Geo L. IapacOtt, of Tapscotl Bro
S. South street Robert Hawke, IS south sfrssfi
and many others.
This Remedy has never been known TO fail
Price per package, 6. Forwarded free 10 ANY
pOiutiu the United states. Address
]. q. .-AEE & CO.
seh 6g7o i03 Broadway New YORK
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xI00 feet; very available FOR residence and
desirably located. Valued atS50o.
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Ftfeoha on t9uiEaelei Farzous on Notes and
iills, 6Teeuleaf on evidence.
uTFEGT- Q.Eratrrrts~ lr--r-r.-.-. ..-

Adam Equity Jurisprudence Adam d I.orftv
Pleading, kedneid on Wills, EiIlard or Ilort-
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Tenth Prize:

TS5I acres Of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very desiTab G, and an excellent
prize. Valued at $500.
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Tickets So each.r Msy be had Of, or ordered
through, any OF the COmpauy's agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or OF Col.
James strain, fernando, Hiss.
tOCkhOlGers, Directors and Ohicers OF the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF he drawings. The
is simply the media for the purchaSe
and sale OF real estate between properly mold
srs and the general puhii~ je25 I'm
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S ELECT S CHOOL

MSS VICTORIA D. EOWFPz. raeer.r-- en-
VI gagged IN teaching with ProfJ u. stev-s-s-
viii open Der school, assislsd ~ Eer s5----'
Miss n W. BOWEEs, on
Monday, the I'd OF September.
a. Eo. I5s Monroe street. between Third auf
Ihe services Of the following zeutIsHrar ara
engaged Prof Auguete Viueheu il FrenrI.
anu p fanlsh Prof. George E. MoFeeIv. r asfr-
Prof Jacob MiliaF Music -f- -r
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A STILL FURTHER EXPLANATION.
The last letter Of which mention will
be made at this time is the following:
FPrivale
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OUR LIST OFPRIZES
The Fvrst and Capital Prize.

Col N. O. GauoWav's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets Memphis,
one block only from the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity Of all the Federal, state and
County offices Lot S71S feet front BY S31z deep.
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LETTERS FROM MRs. LINCOLN.

Appended are several letters written
by Mrs. Lincoln in relation TO this most
unpleasant business, the contents of
which will surprise the public. The first
in order of their date, appears to be the
following:
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

TTdE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
i lege viii Open on the FIHsT MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional aw..--.---...-Geu. AEHEET PIE
real Property 4 Pleadi ng.----.HOu. y. r HEATH
Fer1snal Property 4 Plsadiug---A. 81 Lewis
E4uity q Commercial Law Hon. j.. u. ECEgGGs
Srlnn- Law q Admiralty y ...t zen J. R CIIALlEH8
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NOTICE
GAS CONS UMERS
Memphis GaS-Llght Company

TN compliance with a pledge made ln their
L communication uf February last. % the
hon. Mayor auo Board gl Aldermen the
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Z Il T.
B0ARDMAH, GRAY & co.
PLANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AcENcY.

nHE SUBSCRIBER, late member Of this
l. wen known Arm, has established whole
sale agency,
7S3 Broadway, NoW York city,
Opposite a. T. SleVart's Dry Goods Palace, cor
ner Tenth street,
Where he VIII be pleased TO receive the order
OF his friends and public, and especially 10
hear from those wEO have so Lber ally be-
slowed their patronage On the nm heretofore.
lie VIII supply these superior lus'Tumeats TO
tie trade. Wholesale and Retail, 40 the very
Lowest Prices, made with the Insulated Iron
hlm and Frame least in one solo plateJ They
excel al others In durability superiority Of
tone, and elegance Cf external appearance.
All these Pianos have OverstruuZ scales. giv-
lugiu connection with the patent iron rim aud
frame, Full, Round. Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones. The Gases ARE elegant IN appear
auce and easily and safely handled.
go Warranted 10 prove satisfactory, OF the
money returned
Address all orders to
Siberia OFT,
sE5 dEW I0nl TE} Broad uvay New YORK
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The Canton Ohio Republican men,
tions the rumOr that Mrs Lincoln is to
marry resident Of that place.
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SUBSEQUENT LETTERS.

The next letter presents more in detail
the reasons fer her action in this sad mat
ter, and at the same time expresses her
regret that the ingratitude OF republicans
may DO injury 20 the republican party:
CHICAGO, September p, 1867.
". II. Brady, ESQ You write me
that reporters are after you concerning
my goods deposited with yOu-Which, In
consideration Of my urgent wants /
assure you I am compelled 10 relinquish,
and also that there is a fear that these
newsmen viii seize upon the painful cir
cumstances Of your having these articles
placed in your bands to iDjure the repub-
lican party politically. In the cause Of
this party and for universal freedom my
beloved husbands precious life was sacri-
feed nor for the world would do any
thing 20 iBjure the cause. My heart is
ever anxious for its success, nOtwith-
standing the very men for whom
my noble husband did SO much,
unhesitatingly deprived me Of all
means OF support and left me in
pitiless condition. The necessities Of life
are upon me, urgent and imperative, and
/ am scarcely removed from want-sO
different from the lot my loving and
devoted husband would have assigned
me-and ! find myself left TO struggle for
myself / am compelled TO pursue the
only course left me-immediately within
the next week 10 sell these goods, and II
not wholly disposed by Wednesday, Oc-
tobeF 30th, on that day please sell them
at auction, after advertising very largely
that they are my goods.
Very respectfully,
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RiLL - DipOrce

GROVER s BAEER'S 5. n. CO.,
iyis 800 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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Aff1ch9lle1lt Notice.
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w. H. Brady, Esq. ! have reflected
upon your remarks, and have concluded
10 leave everything 20 your good judg-
ment and excellent sense. Ny great,
great sorrow and loss have made me
paint fully sensitive; but as my feelings
and pecuDiaTy comfort were never re-
garded or even recognized In the midst
Of my overwhelming bereavement, lOlU
that am pressed in the most startling
manner for means OF common sub
sisience, do not know WHY
/ should shrink from an opportunity Of
improving my trying position. Being
assured that all you do will be appropri-
ately executed, and in a manner that
will not startle me very greatly and ex-
cite rs little comment As possible, again
I shall leave all IN your hands. I am
passing through a very painful ordeal,
which the country, in remembrance Of
my noble and elevated husband, should