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An elegant assortment of terra Gotta
ware, consisting of flower-pots, spittoons,
tobacco boxes, etc., etc, at an immense
sacrifice from the original cost.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE, -
20 2l3 Main street
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COUNTY SCRIP COUNTY ScRIPl-In
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 9 Madison street ll6f
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Cry LICENSE AND TAXES. City Scrip,
in sums to suit, for Licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. . Madison street. ll6-t
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NOR SALE-SHOE FACT0RY;-THE UN-
H'oh signed, proprietors Of the Machine
a der, tory, 2OS Main street, Webster Block,
S S IN Tennessee, offer the same for sale
a;,h p Il, machinery, consisting of all kinds
peculiar to hoe manufacturing Sncludi9g the
Mckay Sewi qs Machine) oil the latest I'm
prSSyI so large ,tock Of Boots and Shoes Our
=, aah;norv Il all nearly new and in splendid
cordition The fac tory in full operation, and
t TIA es'aoi'SheN QUILL WILLS.
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I OxE box containing twelve tls) cakes
Colgates celebrated toilet soap for 81, at
the REvoLUTIoS Dollar STORE,
20 2l3 Main street.
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REFnGERAToRs, Ice-boxes, Beer-cool-.
ers and Shower-baths-just received a
fine assortment, and for sale cheap. at
JOHS /. EIcHBERo & Co.'S,
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Rr.sy.K. ThixtOn' card on first page.
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For New Orleans.

The splendid, lightning passenger steamer
II. L. LEE, Capt. j. w. Cannon,
WILL LEAVE SATURDAY, : pT~~
w I'd inst, at Bpm. Ia. y t,s.zz-ls
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
28-29 No. II Madison street
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Mas. NJ. A. ROBERTS has the best Sc
lected stock Of millinery goods in Mem
phis. Call At 1921 Main and see. ~
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Money 20 loan at $50 Mails "a es-i

DRED TenisOn hams at Victor D,
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. 81
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II you sspt good old Megibben
whisky, go 90 27s'sse0ad street.
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HATS and bonnets Of every style at
N. c. Hunters, al Main street T
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We call special attention 10 the
sale ola nne stallion. as seen under
the head OF For sale. 2i-3
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Liverpool Gotten Massss.

BIZ s, p. and A. felsgraph.l
LIVERPOOL, April2. 2 p.m.-Cotton steady
Estimated sales for to-day, 12.0Oo bales.
Middling
ORLEANS liza
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VI emphis and Arkansas River Pack
ct Com panY-White River Line

Memphis and Arkansas River Pack
ct COmpany-Whtte River Line.
For Helena, Mouth of White River, Clarendon,
Duvall's Bluff, Dcs Arc. Augusta and Jack
sonport, connecting with the light-draft
steamer Batesville for Batesville and points
aboye also, with the steamer Fairy Queen
for Pocahontas and points on Black River.
R.P. WALT, 80 Ad. Storm, master.
THIs ENTIRELY NEW AND .xl- n
l. elegant side-wheel passen-
ger steamer, built expressly for this trade. will
leave as above SATURDAY, April 2, at s pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. III. KENNEDAY, Agent,
tfks-t No. 3 Madison ST.. Stanton Block.
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"a TEAS.
Teas at New York Prices !!
TEAS.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT;
w tention Of hotels, boarding houses and
nousekeepers generally to our following price
list of fine Teas:
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PLUMBERS.
WRAPPING PAPER.
cane wrappinr Paper.

DROWN. DILLARD a Co. 2ifFR0yT ST.
ID sole aeentz for Howell kemley a Co. .
md eenerai assortment q siEos. which they
are ohsring BEL0w CIScrnEATl FR.cEs- l5-f
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AsKScr Blue LEex lKrl sFRIyes.
Blue Lick pater IN barrels and Kegs for
familyuse. J. 4. J. SMITH 4 CO.,
81 Druggists, 225 Main street.
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CoAL-CoAL--CoAL.-The best Pitts
burg coal, at reduced rates; also gas
and Pittsburg coke. iaFh' A'i
BIGLEy, MELLERsH & Co., A
80 South Court and Main.
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By S. P. and A. telegraph
NKw YoRK. April 2, l0:S s.n.-Govern-
ernments dull, with slight decline. Sterling
exchanse steady at 1879. GOldcarrying at ~
per cent
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer X. E. Lee. Cairo.
City of Cairo. St, Louis.
Gallatin, New Madrid.
X. p. Walt. White river.
Julia, St. Louis.
John III. Groesbeck, New Orleans.
j. s. Neel, st, Louis.
Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
. Rubioon, Vicksburg.
Columbian. New Orleans,
W. r. Arthur, New Orleans.
nH' Indiana, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Marble City, ST. Louis.
. Gen. Anderson, Friar's Point.
John ii. Groesbeck, Cincinnati.
= Julia, Yicksburg.
Columbian, St. Louis.
W. r.. Arthur. st Louis.
Indiana, Louisville.
BOATS IN PORT. ii
Steamers r. z. Lee, Mollie Graft. Fanny
Brandeis. Geo. w. Cheek. Robt. Burns. OAR
danelle, X. p. Walt, City Of Cairo, J. S. Neel.
RubicOn
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Kineh.rr r- DU
That Truss at 27sl Main street 30
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GENERAL MARKET.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, |
MEMPHIS. TENN.. April 2, 1870. I

PUBLIC IEDGER UFFICE, {
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 2, 1870.
BAGGING AND R0PE-Light demand, 241z
@25c for common; Kentucky 2l@2sp.
BUTfHR-Wes tern S0eg33c country 25@30c.
BRooMS-sS@6 per doz. BROOM corn 81 400
CEMENTLsS OOaS 30. Plaster 81 rs.
C0FFEE-Rio, 19@23e; Java, S0@S4c.
CHEESE-Factory1 S@19c; West'n Reserve
1T@lsc.
COTTON sEED-Delivered sl2 o.; mStes l@
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+ The fastest assortment of boys hats
at LErDY & Co.'S. 81
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New York Cotton Market,

By S. P. and A; Tslssvsph,i
NV foRK. April 3, 1879 a.m.-fhe market
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For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas river U. s. Mail Line
For Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth of White
river, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Hot Springs.
DARDANELLE, Capt. Dismukes.
THIS NEW, LIGHT-DRAFT ~TSs@
j. steamer will leave as above. .E-1-ses=----sI-
SATURDAY, I'd inst, Mt pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
w. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
POI No. Madison street, Stanton Block.
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FOR RENT.

w A. wHEATLEY. Rental Agent,
Betlrel Block. ofIice No. 3. Receiver
= hfns accepted. ei" a
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NOR RHINESTONE l6 JEFFERSON. ST.
X Also 6,,e suit Of Offices and suit OF. sleep
hie rooms. W. A, WHEATLEY;
h' * 40 Ag't for p @. Bethel.
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J. A. J. SMITH d CO..
81 225 Main street.
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GALLATIN, =. Capt. Mark Cheek.
FTHIS ELEGANT PASSEN- xn-<@
j ger steamer will leave as l1-s-a .sz-z--zsi-
above on TU ESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at I'm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
X. w. LIGHTBGRNE, Agent,
! 9-3 No. 4 Jefferson street.
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DRrss trimmings Of latest styles at NJ.
c. Hunters, 247 Main street. I
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TNOR sALE-cHEAP. A GOOD SECOND
L FRO RoYSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 CO.'S,
e-74-f $40 Main street. corner Jenerson:
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Money 10 loan At sTa Main. le-u
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THE CITY.
Meteorological observations.
q renorted TO us by Mr.. EDWARD GOLDSMITH
Additional City News on Fourth Page.

: PIrrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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For New Madrid.

For New Madrid osceola, Haile's Point, an
all intermediate landings,
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Jusr received and for sale, at low
figures, 100 cords 6rst-elass ash, 80 cords
frst-class oak and 80 cords saved and
split wood, at l22 Adams street. SO
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By $ P and 4 Ffli So,sS;l A,-rs.,S.n.
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nor SALE OR lsxCHA, NGEmJMY Up PLACE ACE
four miles out on the Hel 'uando ROAD, con- con-
tanning twelve and half acres soou ssrvants
hopse. smoke-house, corn-crib carri age mousse
wagon shelter, etc., all new; fine young or
ehard, raspberries strawberries and a,s srspts wo
fine clover lot, grass ip., ~sss a,"d VIII be
sold on easy terms or exchanged for city pro-
Pei"' n e. WHITM0RE,
PUBLIC LEDGER office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05

NErINE Casks-One hundred 80 gallon Wine
W Casks. Apply TO SA Front street sex
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war. We sincerely hope that our entire
population will, forgetting feuds n
snimosities, contribute alike to both Ger
man and French funds. We know only
that two great nations lie bleeding. Let
US help TO bind their wounds.
Professor Haselmsyer, the great ma
giclsn, bird trainer and musician, has ar
rived in town and opens this evening at
the Memphis Tbeater. Our readers will
remember Mr.. Haselmayer well, as one
OF the most entertaining and pleasant
gentlemen that ever came to Memphis in
4 professional capacity. He remains but
three days, giving an exhibition every
night, and q matinee on Wednesday.
Everybody will go to see him.
Our dispatches advert TO the singular
fact that Bavarians, the great beer
drinkers of the world, "do not march as
well as they fight" Those Bavarians are
Jolly, good fellows, and each, no doubt,
fought behind an invisible beer barrel,
which il was difficult to wag with. Per-
| haps this telegram explains at least what
people have meant when speaking of
"Dutch courage" and as lager ooZes out
of Bayarians everywhere, it is no i'm
! possible that one Bob Acres, whose cour-
age oozed out Of his fingers ends, was a
Bavarian. In the case before US, it went
from the fingers and blazsd forth at
aLt HhLEAG Va TX hCL1AN S1As
While these Bavarians and other Ger
mans vera performing prodigies of vslor
s writer and telegrspher for the New York
Tribune, who outvies our American Cen
crgI Pope in his bOmbastie furioso-twsd-
die. tells how he together with b King
OF Prussia moved to the front in all the
pOmp and circums;a nce of glorious war.
10 this extent our dispatches are some
what amusing. Many interesting incl
dents OF the late battles are given, and we
are informed, from a Prussisn standpoint,
how the wonderful triumph of Prussisn
arms was achieved. If Prussia has tri-
umphed by valOr, she will be generous to
the vanquished; if by sheer force of supe-
rior numbers, she will insult, n rob, and
tyrsnnize over France. We have witness
ed events of this character, and speak by
the card.
General Sheridan stood by the New
York TTibHne's telegrsphic correspond
ent, and watched the progress Of events
on the battlefield of Sedan. The terrors
OF the day and all the horrible slaughter
of men must nave constituted a spectacle
quite IS agreeable as the destruction of
Indian tribes by b ~TOttenness Of small
poX.
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his daughter for him, but whatever her
reply was must be final. Before he got
her answer he pushed himself again into
the presence Of my husband and his
friends, and my husband gave him . rep
rimand publicly, as can be attested. In q
short time after he shot Nj. Ammons,
and l was happy when 1 heard that he es-
capped death, and I prayed that his surgeon
would be successful In curing him, which
prayer was answered. This Il true to the
letter. AS for the fallscy of Knode say
ing that three men told him that my nus
band threatened his life, no person that
knows my husband will 'believe." II he
intended such a thing he would not have
told 1t even to me after his treatment OF
the murdered woman and Mr.. Ward TAX
ing his stand against him for NAL practice,
that he did. He killed my husband for
revenge. When 1 first heard Of the mur-
der 1 believed Almonds had hired him
to do the deed, but 1 have changed my
mind, and believe 1t was revenge
After Mr.. A. treated his own and my
daughter 30 basely here, l wrote to St.
Joseph, Missouri, where he came from, to
learn something of the man, and received
information which Is confirmatory Of his
utter d~eprsvity and low He
was returned to the grand jury of Mis-
souri, for burning his house, getting the
insurance and leaving for other parts
bringing one of his wives children with
him. he has two divorced wives now in
Missouri, one in NodAwzy county, and
the other in st. Joseph. The mother of
the three children be brought here, 1 be-
lieve, is dead, at least his daughter told
so, and / believe is his second Wife's
children. His third wife he lefG with
child in st. Joseph destitute. My
daughter, from what / learn, was his
wife. Enter young Jim Ammons:
1t can be proven that James Ammons
threatened, publicly, to poison my daugh-
ter if his father brought her back from
What / have written can prove.
CONCLUSION.
1 viii say to the editors of the Ledger,
when you publish such statements be
sure what you print is true, naught in
malice. Tread lightly on the ashes of
the dead, especially those foulIy murder
MRS. JNO. h. WARD.
p. S.-Since again looking over the
Ledger's long article, 1 will notice one
point l first thought immeterisl:
THE Proposed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
False. The Olive Branch"
every word false, and 1 am sure was told
by the foulest man on earth. My hus-
could not have pointed TO the hills
around the springs, telling him 'all these
will be yours and mine in common" for
husband does not own a foot of land
On the reserve, and his oil stone qusrries
are seven miles from the sp=ings-not in
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Etc.,
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The Five Dollar Sewing Machine pur-
chased by me, January 1866, from the
Family Sewing Machine Company, 50
Nassau street, N. Y, has been in almost
constant use every since. IL has not been
out of order oncs. Has cost nothing for
repairs, and 1 find it simple and reliable
in operation, and always ready to sew.
Those friends of mine who Use them with
the new improvements are very much
pleased. The D 1 have 1 would not part
with. MRS. ANN W. CUTHBERT,
42S West 36Eh strest, New York.
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TO THE HONORABLE DELEeATEsTO THE
GUBERNATORIAl CONVENTION.

You will consult your interest and c-m-
fort by going via the Memphis and Louis
vile railroad. It Is seventy-elght miles
the shortest route. Pullman's Palace
the special use or the delegates. These
cars go through to Nashville without
change, with three assistants to attend to
the comfort of the delegates. Call at the
office, 237Z Main street, and secure your
berths in the sleeping cars. Fare a. low
as by any other route.
SELL HOWELL,
Passenger Agent.
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TO PLANTERS.
The Great Inyeaiish Of the Age--Reversed-
Notion E~hanpisa Cotton Gia and HRlier.
Ginning Cotton with or without Previous
- Picking from The Boil.

For ginning cotton, regardless of how
picked Oh gathered and splendid sample
made. First premium (blue ribbon and
diplomat awarded at the Louisiana State
Fair, New Orleans, April, 1870
We have been appointed agents tor the
sale of the above celebrated gins, and re-
specially ask the earnest attention of
planters TO them, believing that they are
a great improvement upon any gin now
in use, and destined 10 work a perfect
revolution in the ginning Of cotton. A
sample gin can be seen at our storehouse,
Nos. 356 and 35S Front street, below
Union, and all persons interested are in
vited to call and see for themselves.
STEWART BROS. d FIZER.
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KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO EQUAL

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1888
DR. j.. J. LAWRENCE--Dear sir: / take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
balls as q very powerful Alternative I
have used IL In two cases with happy
resuits-One In q ease Of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nourced himself cured after having
taken Eve bottles of your medicine
The other is q case Of scrofula OF long
standing. which is rapidly improving
under its use, an1 the Indications are
that the patient viii soon eeoVer. i
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Rossdilfs Is made, and
ind it an excellent mpOund of al
teratfye Ingredients. Yours. truly,
& W. CARR, MD
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The WEEKLY APPEAL, which appears
Tomorrow morning, will contain an an
nual statement (which appeared In the
DAILY APPEAL last Thursday and the
very latest news BY mail and telegraph
from all quarters. Our advertising friends
are reminded that the WEEKLY APPEAL
enjoys a circulation second TO that Of no
paper in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Arkansas or Texas.
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A BRILLIANT DISCovERY.-Every man
and woman in the land, whose locks have
been touched with silver by time, or pre-
matureIy whitened, has reason to rejoice
that Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation for the
Hair, is numbered among the wonder
working products of this age of discovery.
the shades of color it imparts are more
natural than those produced by any other
agent.
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In ADvANcE-The Broadway dress hat
was received by Leidy d Co, matters,
yesterday, the first Of the season. Their
trade style was received one month since.
They are both new and elegant in style
and finish. Their ann is, as always, TO
keep tins latest aud finest goods manufac-
tured. Bear in mind their goods are from
the best producers, and are reliable,
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The friends and acqUaintanees of the
late Owen Smith, and the public geIler-
ally, are hereby notified thai the business
of his establishment will be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past favors
and patronage, it Is hoped that by prompt
attention to business by experienced
hands, the same will be continued by q
generous and kind public.
MRS. OWEN SMITH.
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFRzEsBoRo, TENN, July6.
DK J. j. LAwRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
Sir: You will please send me four lsl
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine. Il
AS you will remember, one month or
six weeks ago. received three bottles
Of ib. When / commenced taking Il I
could scarcely VALE at all when night
came, but now I Enffer no more froE
rheumatism. I have q little brother
that Is about 10 lose his sight, and I
wish to try il for him. You will please
md fnclossd 50, for which you VIII
please forward me the medielne i'm
mediatsly. Very respectfully. I re-
main, BAMI g. McFADDEN,
p. o. Box 1s9, Murfreesboro, Tenn
Sold by druggists every where. At
dc WARD q BRo
q. W. JONES SEQ
w, n. WILKINSON AGO.
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SNNC - ~ WY G@ANE IL ADLLUo5OO
that l would not let her ~ with him
when he came, and ordered hi Vi to lst US
alone. My husband had written 20 me
If our daughter came to Iss 30 tsep. har
till he came home, which / do. Am
mons left us for a while, Hsa my daagc-
ter went to Madison to make her living
by teaching. He followed her there and
prosecuted her, not tor love, but for her
property. He ordered her tenants not 10
pay her the rent, and even tried to col
lect her school income and leave her PEN
niless. / had to clOthe her and send her
money (her father also) while she lived in
Tennessee, at Forest Hill, which l can
prove and citizens can attest. While she
lived there he treated her cruelty, sven 10
the Icing on Of violent hands. He took
her clothes from her and sent her home
in rags, and in delicate health. About
this time the Jones' estate was divided,
and my daughter received her part of the
homestead land, some hundred acres of
good land in a fine condition. She rented
Il DOT for five hundred dollars per year.
Then Mr.. Ammons changed his tune. and
TO my premises TO see his wife, but
l refused him entrance and sent him
word TO 90 off and let US alone, which he
did. After that my daughter went to
Madison to teach school, and help us to
makes living, where he followed her,
bought land and built houses, trying ali
the time to her to return to him.
she refused. If she mad eourted
his property, she could have got it, for he
her half of all be was worth
If she would return; but she sent
him word If he could give. her the world
she would never return. He then pub
lished a piece in the Forest City paper,
her friends advised her to answer.
and she did 1 refer you to the same,
After our daughter came home,
nv husband sent TO Mr.. Ammons
letter Of denuncistion, dated
Tune, lSea, by Judge Pesrce, of Madison,
warning him TO no more modest either me
u my daughter, and 20 on his own road
or our daughter should no longer wear
lis name. When her school was ont at
Madison she came here and commenced
eaching an ornamental class. He fol-
owed, and traded for the same place here
he sold when he went to Tennessee. II
hen wrote TO my husband sc the Springs
o send for her, which be did. She went,
nd engaged in teaching there, and was
Ioing wen when Amm0nd followed her
gain, trying to push himself into the
ompany OF her and her fathar. Nj.
Yard told him be would take & letter TO :
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PARTICULAR NoTIoE-OYsTERs, OYs-
TIERS, OYsTERs.-The leading and most
extensive Oyster and Game dealer in
Memphis, for the last five years, is J. D.
Edwards, 27s Second street; the only per-
son that ever worked to get oysters down
to living prices in the Memphis market.
Talk about a large business in Oysters,
Game, Fish and Dressed Poultry-just
keep an eye on Headquarters Oyster,
Game and Fish Depot, if you want to see
the ball roll this fall and winter. Receiy-
ing fresh oysters daily.
J. d. EDWARDS,
Z7S Second street.
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IHAvE for the past eight months con-
stsntly used one of the $12 0ride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles p. Norton 81 Co., IS Nassau
street, New York, and found the total
vsristioe, in its ime but one-half minute
ttbisy ssctr4lSj, and it retains the same
appearance cf xs,ld as when purchased.
SeTsrai Of cur men use them with the
Sara re8s.@s. I cheerfully recommend
item for CORRECTNESS and wear.
HORACE W. whitaker,
Erie Railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05

THE SO Lever Watch, No. 1850, pur-
chased from Chss. p. Norton q Co., So
; sau street, New York, January 9Th,
been carried by me over six months,
wit a total variation in time of only
=. enty-six seconds, without the slightest
regulating, and presents the same bril-
liancy of color as when purchased.
JAMES r. WILTON,
Sec. American s. NJ. Co, N. Y.
New York, July 80, 1870.
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