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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-18
EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

ing pune prime Butter by aid OF the
EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.
A brief allqsion to the ori,in OF this import
ant discovery may not prove unintereNting
Among The authenti sated records of the re-
nOwneQ Captain Cooks voyage around the
VOL Id, Is found the statement, that while So
Journing for a snorc time on the Brazilian
Coast of south America, he observed the ma
lives using. IN the preparation of their food, a
pecansr oil, which, upon examination, be
flavor OF Butte-; upon luther Inquiry, how
ever, he aEcertained that IL was simply a sub
stance tnat the natives distilled N a crude and
Imperfect manner rom a r'ch and iuxuIiant
plant hat grew sPonianeou ly and abuDoaDtly
in that warm tropical couuLry. A few years
ago an eminens French chemist. whine on a
| pro :essional visit TO the tropics, made numer-
GUS expert nents with this remarkable pro-
ouctlon of nature, ant succeeded Ia extracJing
g concentrated ess ence OF he plant. The Tor
mula for its preparation, ard the Sole Right
Tor The sale in this country are The exclusive
properly Or TINS company, 9y whom u was
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per.
festly preparation
LIST. That by its us9 a net gain of from 80 to
200 per esnt. is made In tie manufacture OF
81. that Butter, which from age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid. streaked or
coarse-grained, and c mpsrsIively useless for
general use. Dy the aid OF this Extract is re-
st red to Its original resh1es and SweeJL ess,
hue grain and even color.
Sd. By the use of this Extract, one pound of
deli tous, mesh Butter is actually made rom
one pint of milk.
4th. That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at q cost of from Is to ~ cents Ter
polnd The chief eEpente wherein being But-
Ter, which is the essenii-l base.
9TH. That Butter manufactured by the aid of
this Extract is equal IA every respect to the
best Butter maize by the oa1inary method.
9Th. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by abe chemists, is pronounced perfectly freq
from any deleteiious sub-tance. the ibgredi-
ents being purrly of q vegetable nature.
7th. In pIoof of the foregoing assertions, the
fa.tory of this company is making one ton or
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, and is consumed
from the tables OF he first hotels, restaurants
and private families Ia this city and elsewhere
"A sample package Gf the ExTRA CT sufficient
TO make hfty pounds o Butter, with fun d.
rections for use, will be sent to any address on
the receipt OF 81.
CAUrION.-As all articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cially caution the public against counterfe.ts
and wori bless imitstions, advertised as pow
ders, compounds. etc, as the Extract of the
The Economy Butter Company.
Ofice-II5 Liberty STREET.
Factory-ass Greenwich STREET. N. z.
State, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing TO capitalists rare opportunitit for estab-
lisning q stap.e business, paying enormous
profits.
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. G. Jerer
~ soE Street, entrance In alley. Special at
tenti0n given TO 6tair Work. Ho1geT nd We
apdaAa framed ready or shtppinft fnov1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-18
The Economy Butter Company.
omce-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-ass STREET. N. 7.

State, County and City Rights for sale, offer.
ing TO capitalists rare opportunity for estab.
lisning q stap.e business, paying enormous
profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-18
First learn "a love one l!vlUg man.
Then mnN'st tnoa Mink npon toe dea

1t is not that the child is to be blamed
for not knowing enough to stay away +;
but her coming here has made me won
der whether l am different from other
women why Roy was SO much more to
me than many brothers are to many sis
tiers. l think thrust be that there never
was another like Roy. Then we have
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN READE AND CHAMBERS STs.-
LOSS OVER Si5OOOO.

About i0l o'clock last evening, fire occur
rcd IN the basement Of No % Icade-st, occupied by r.
H. Hans The flames soon communicated with the hrat
floor and running through TO the rear caught the rCr
buudipg ar No II Chnmbersst. In the mean time the
alarm had been sounded and the partmcnt under
Chief Engineer Kngsland, soon upon the ground,
ami actively at work cndeavoring to stay the progress
nf r nmcs-uo easy matter, for tho main body of the
G vas Inn The rear Of the two buildings mentioned ana
dioicuit ~ access Ia spite Of the utmost ONcrOns OF
tbe drcmcn the lower floors with their contents were
buIqed and tho upper floors we're badly dnmagcu
hs .u,nte md water. owing 10 the latehths
of the hour, the confusion eAstihg, anu
% ,hsrrcc o inc owners Of the various stocks II Is I'M
possible TO give anything like correct estimate OF tno
srdivdual losses, hat the aggregate lo7s VIII puhbg
rb StsO 90, ar over The following Is list of inc Oc
cupaats: Tie basement OF No % h1guG''' THss TTs
Stock was completely. destroyed. Ihe hTit n
p,'r r,s occupled by =. Jacobs rs reatauiahl MS
NJ oI n ytrrs we're destroyed. The second ana up
rcr floors were occupied by Mcssrs Hail. so1thWlck ~
H. ,sr in Fancy dry goods Their stock. large one
wac badly dana sed by smoke and wafer No. 20 1hI %
i'rsst yyo, ocClrisd lin the basement ana on mo
~ 0so% nv Prescott * Son resta,-
rant. Their stock and fixtures were VauH
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Falf.
WELLINGTON Y G.. May I--spiiB Tupnlne quiet At al@Nc
Rosn aridg @2dfL Crude 1ugepu'c unchanged IM nm
changed CutuRgrcpts Of the week. ~ hairi tNpoi,
p bas sn, on hand ard shpbpa h coutt -" Hi
% o he vei O bales TIE market brisk aud better 'sus
fS.Si, Ia iIav 5-Co,ton-Nt receipts Of the week ~ bales
Sea Island; 45I2 bales pands COastNi,, bale, S ls
4G0) bales ESpou-Focgn nori a'I i on atg h,
p,Is sales Of week taes The market h phsi hl--
diurs g5dgic s,ies % bales receipt, ad bles - ,,c
IuRtEsroN G., May 7totuu-Nt rCePS oi ue NesA --o
ba., Sc bales. tots, receipts 225 baes eAnI !" n
priu none 10 oher foreign ports uonci coNse S haes STOCK
m hl m lg halls, sllss Of week, 200 bales The market Is
S yr,e s,e,yi common qualities eislcri Niiings Zlc
~, I,spd soc n /. 20 bales receipts ~, bales
NFw CntEaSs MAY 7Receipis ota! $50 ul,s IoI the week
H. ,est Irn no bars 10 tue Continent S2 baej coaEte,
40 bscs stok on hand % Bl bs Sales - The week 8o bales
Gold & l EISaap'' S. snosre s5 o. Dcapis E4 IS 81 6c
VITA ~ 2S White Corn 13e Oat, at c Bran 81 20 lia-
Trime 42g631 Porn nominal a. ~ 81 BACON retailing IS E@
4 a Pine ei aIl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5Od55s whisky.
T5S3ic Coaee-Fa.r. l5 Prime. l7lc
Of the week 1877 bales
Mt. W lverfoo O05 bales; to Bremen 4G bales u NevOreaos,
bes; stock baud 1900 bales The market qe demand fair
go. O,IB,rr. lgI N Ole sales 657 bales.
NosyoLx Va May 5-CotoUNet receipts Of tie week 21I9
is jtS batsi e. Great Britain vi bales
E on hand ard lVbosrd cleared 83 bales The market
au and resuar Low Mbdugs Hd2t.c Sales oI the week sI
MaE Ala May7-Cotton Recsps Of the week ll0 bae Er
po 10 Great Bn 3,i3 bales; France 1902 baes CoaStNse
li bsi stock on hand 80 100 bs sales Of tue week 4'5 bales
toCy 2C bales part yesterday Low Mddrga Pole market quiet
Receipts $50 bales; exports l,0t1 bales ~
May 1CotOn quiet aul unchangd receipts 40 bales
errort bales receipts OF the week YIj basi rtpcss lS
stock tD bales Flour pgtti SUI crime Sa@F3 30 Cora
,I0 75dI1c Pork Isl 81 L.r i6aelc Bacon quiet
shoulders l3!. sides, lic B1A Meats dull SIDES lei Shout
Brs,lo Nav 7Far dun and unehauged sales Of ibis CITY
hush No Chicago and 7nO tub No. Milwaukee ~ ~ ti 80
bush M Malukre IA lots 40 y JIQ %; aud 2oo bush ~,
ie; s, o 900 BUSH new lots small parcels 80
quality aud location VI elevator governing iae Pce OIH-u'u
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

Mr.. d. d. Young, President of the Quebec
Bank, dead.
80. The Lake Superior route is now clear, the
ice having left the various harbOrs.
....On Thursday Patrick CLASSIFY, while in
toxcatcd, was run over the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad near Lima, and his body cut In two.
. The mannfactory of the American Whip
Company at Westheld, Mass destroyed by fire Loss
building stock, and goods $4,000; Insured Tor $1,000
.... The Boston city authorities yesterday
passed order extending tho hospaucs OF thCc 10
Jubilee.
"A resident of Springfield, Mass, just re-
turned from Europe, reports having seen T. X Cotton
the missing Adams's Express Agent at Springfield in
London.
At the Nashville races, yesterday, the
first race two-mie heats; was won by Dick Jaek the
second race was won 10y Ll]ze IomIsoh' ana the thu
race by Avalanche.
Navigation on the Ottawa River fairly
opened within the pr- week over S3oo03OO worth Of
umbcr have passed tht l'ideau LOCKS ioI "hehA ana
Burlington markets.
The Le,riston CNe) Journal states that
President Grant has presented the saddle he used through
the Hon +. Il. washburnc.
IA large meeting of capitalists was held
Thursday In Knoxville Tenn, who appoiutsd dele
Knoxville the terminus Of the Southern Pacific Rail
road.
The saloon-kccpcrs at ST. Louis, Chicago
Cincinnati, Springfield. H., Louisville Coyiugion'
igblna Ohio and Jcifcrsonvile arc in Convention
~ Cincinnati They about TO form National Asso'
Jonathan VI. Crane, master. and William
Porter aud Thomas IL Gregory, hands oi INC h,hlnE
eclIoonrr Aladdin, Of Marblebead, drowned Aprl
H. y the upsotng OF dory while engaged In drawing
their trawl of the Grand Banks
The Massachusetts Senate has refused the
Prohinory Liquor bill third reading by vote Of 10 to
2I The opposition composed Of those Who favor a
stringent license law, and utraprohibontts WCO Cd
feet TO concessions made in the defeated BILL
- Her Maicsty's troop-shp Crocodile, con-
ycylug number Of discharged dOckyard aDJlcrs sent
ont TO Canada by the Brislsh Government arrived az
Quebec on Thursday She viii sail tomorrow Tor Lhghhd
with portion OF the troops ordered home Her coro
the Sefaps is expected shortly with another Ioad oi
Cmigrants.
The Hon. George H. Gilbert, one OF the
largest flannel manufacturers the country, and who
lus filed many prominent positions In the state, died at
Ware Mass Thursday, aged GO years. He was largely
Interested in several Of the largest manufacturing estHb-
lhmeuts I'm the State and spocai partner IN o house
of Faruham. Gilbert q Co, Ncw-lofk.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD-A CARD FROM
MR.. SNOW.

10 the Editor of The Tribune
SIR: My attention having been called to
Card in THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday signed c. g. Bush
nell, Company Director o. 2. Il. r. asking you TO ex-
plain the "anmus" OF my report the condition Of
the Union Pacific Railway. deem proper to state for
the information OF all concerned that President Johnson
being that educated a civil engineer and
surveyor and that had had than 10 years prac-
tcal experiencuce In the construction and management
OF railways and having confidence in my ability aud in
tegrity appointed me Government Director OF tho u
II. X. r., with view to ascertaing the actual working
condition OF the road. Having accepted that trust,
faithfully performed the duties enjoned thereby pro-
pose TO stand upon the facts embraced In my report III
have misstaed misrcpresented the condition or oper
alton Of the road, such can be more easily ana
eecualy dsprOyed by the presentation OF credible tes
tmOny refutng them than by any attempts OF the Com
pany divert the attention OF tho public from thelr
yilainies by personal attacks on myself. The public
nothing for personally while it is exceedingly
Jealous OF its rights and interests in the Union Pachc
Railroad. The Company must meet the issues made IN
such falsehOOds personal to as those
uttered by Mr.. Bushnell.
When Mr.. Bushnell says his Company will spend mil
lions OF dollars TO complete their road perfectly a. e. IN
a manner fit for acceptance by the Governmentl ana
maintain their right and not dollar for black
mail" he actually pleads guilty to tho charges III my re-
port that money had been paid for former favorable re-
ports, and that millions more would be required 10 Do
expended before the work would be entitled 20 the name
OF rst-class road" rejOiced, as citizen 70 DO
informed that the Company has provided the means 10
pay July the Government bonds, and to
perfect the entire line OF road shall be still further
reOced when know that the company has prepared 70
pay the millions OF interest already accrued on the
bonds issued to IL by the Government.
Respectfully, yours, G. Ill. Snow.
Washington May 8, 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

BROwERn Friday John only OfJchn aud Matilda
browes, aged months "a davs
Tie funeral will place West F ourhst tbs day. the
eb INST at o'clock The friends Of the family invited 70 Strh1
CUAhSGAt Ihwoed 9th inst Irene. wife Of John y
Cumming r ard daughter Of the Capt Joseph Ftuer Of f
son, Maine, aged 29
The friends and relatives family are respectfully RTei 20 attend
e nsera from the Presbyterian Church at lnwood Saaray the
9th in at O'clock Ta ThirehsL Depot Il ll:So
a. M aud p IN, and retarn al 6:04 and 6:55.
DANlBLS-A Mosau Thursday the 9Th iust saer lang and
panin Illness Eh1A A. the beloved wife Of W Daniels Ia the sd
year Of her
Friends invited She has gone to rest ard peace
PREBMAN-ou Friday May Hattie daughter Of Henry c. Gnd
Mary T. (LIne) Freeman, aged years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited atteAd
ber funeral from the residence Of her parents No. ~ WaVey pa
Sunday the 9b inst, ct O'Clock
GOODRICH-Ins St. Augustine Fla on TueaE Anl a. Rachel
Tracy daughter of the late ChsuneeJ and hagareI Tracy Goodrich
OF Utica, N. Y
LBBRT-On Friday hsy Adelaide beloved wife OF August
Imbe and daughter Of Francis and Euaa Lee aged q
Funeral on Sunday inst o'clock H. Church OI
the Ascension
MoINTOsH-Tn Philadelphia Tuesday, The h inst Of apopeIy,
William Mcintosh city in the 68th year Of bis
The remains will be taken 70 Greenwood for nerment
RRRD-At Hyde " " Thursday May6 Mary Reed widow
Of LumaH Reed ofNewiork. 10 the 89h year Of her
The will be held HYDE Park Saturday morning.
May on the ARRIVAL Oltbs o'clock train from NeHlorL
WILsOE-In oboken n j. Thursday May short Illness
Pnne ~ wife Of James H. WOa and eldest dsughter OF Henry
Child, aged ~
The friends and relatives from the First
Baptist Church. Of Bloomfield and Th Sunday morning.
st l0l O'clock
FUNERALS TODAY.
HARDING MARY E. ops huuded nns between Teeth and
RBYNoLDS JOHN No Gil Thiriavs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08


da,.N Naged' The second floor was occupied by Peck
Broth, % dealers 10 cutlery Their stock was badly
ocsnnieS " A. Kammack g Son depIeys in c1tlery
stock damage, somewhat by water. No n Chambersst
was occupied Oh t5e first noor basement and sgbcear
and dealers in trunks. Stock almost entirely
destroyed by fire and water Ihe second floor was Occu-
very badly damaged by fro and water The third and
upper floors occupied by B. SOndheB & Co.. dealers
and water. Some Of the tenants OF the
adjoining buildings sustained slight damage by
water The rear Of tho large building Nos 49,
2s and 2S3 Broadway was somewhat damaged
by fire and water The rst1oor and basement are oeou
pied by Messrs Lesher, Whitman CO.. importers OF
clothers trimmings. Their stock was badly damaEedW ~
water The upper portion Of the building Is oeesred oy
MessTs. Benedict, Hall Co., manufacturers ana dealers
boots and shoes Their stock damaged by smoke
and water But for the promptness OF the Insurance
Patrol In covering up the greater portion OF e goods on
the upper floors OF tho buildings the would have been
very much greater Much credit is also due the Fire De
checked.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

hs .u. ofsbs st sn0TssL B.sy .egscSa Peas .oIn5
op ~ - Tsb, A. a. 81 bags medium Clover 80 Is. Frsghs
All 4e on wheat 2 On Co 7i99c on Oats to New York Re
ceips-Wheat 560C9 hash Ccfs 'VV 0osh r"u '0V OOA
Sbipments-Whea, 1000 bush. c., ,,s,,- oe, NJ
,s,v SS Srsrfsr SS9sI 5 Pa do 81 $685. IS; BIirSs
81 sass is Double Extra sSas6 Isl Treble Extra $6 s9Ss
Wheat 6r Al al 5O2 70 for prime 10 low eolee fa 81 I30tN
for Choice 10 Fancy; No. Spring elevator q Seoice 10 e5
l5as at 58c for White "a bGl ot EeS ~ s@
WHISKY PORK, s3i 25aS3l 80 ior lew aOo FIT IT
HEAVY Dry Salt Shoulders packed HE Clear RH SIDES itfS
Bsooo-SboaHer, I2c Clear Rib Sides l6c Clear p1es Ic
SugarCnred Hams % duh G0d nominal Cattle seaar stH
al 25 Live Hogs qaet at 81 l9iG$g "a keeeph-'T Vo.A
1900 buSA. Corn 200 bash. Oats
SAN PRAsCnCo NAV 6FOar steady and unehanged sales Ss
The current rsA 6H0 sacks ~ nieror v
choice So Legal TeudeTg IS The Hale HoroH
Mining dividend Of S6 share payable %
the 10th Assessments been levied " e Becher Conp.
for IS Jas BY the ConadeRee G0npsAg s
go per sAafe, deiaqusut June 3
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

Republican WbO voted for it would be diseraceo Tor
ever, and Mr.. Selkreg remarked that every man OF
the same party who voted with the Democrats had
the price in his pocket or would get
it tomorrow morning. Mr.. Laban also
put in parting shot to the same effect 1t is mpos-
sbe to state what are the amounts of the substituted
leves The city will not vary much from the sum total
printed in to-days TRIBUNE but the county levy has
been modified ESQ as to make the appropriation
for the Court House, s500OO to be raised by bonds.
Both go to the Senate tomorrow But it is doubtful
if that body concurs. A Committee of Conference
will settle the matter The fight on these levies
lasted until long after midnight.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
The Council stands 70 Republicans TO Democrats.
Charter elections held in Indiana on the 4tl

Charter elections held in Indiana on the 4th
inst as far as heard from, resulted as follows:
In Columbus. Capt Charles Hubbard Hcp) was elected
Mayor over Capt Harris DemJ by 4S majority. The
Democratic majority in Columbus Is usually about 10
Richmond elected Gen. r. W. Bennett QtepJ Mayor by
800 majority, with Republican Council.
In Lafayette the entire Democratic ticket for city
officers was chosen with eight Democratic aad four Re
publican COuncllmen.
In yincennes there was sharp contest between the
two wings OF the Democratic party-the regular nom
necs and the Independent ticket The regular nominees
for Mayor and City Clerk elected by small major
ity aid the Independent nominees for Treasurer Mar
shal, and Assessor were elected by large majOrtes.
In Fort Wayne, the Dcmocratcs elected their
candidates for Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer and Marshal
by an average majority Of about 30. The Democracy
have also IL out OF 10 COuncllmcn.
IN Lapore, the election passed of quietly, the Repub
leans eectiug Mayor Treasurer and two Councilmen.
The Democrats elected the Marshal Assessor, and four
C0uncmcn.
Mr. Il. Ridgeway of Amherst announces him
self as an Independent candidate for Congress In the
VIII District Of Virginia, comprising the Counties Of
Greene, AbemaIle Fluyanna Nelson, Buckingham, Am.
herst Appomattox, Bedford Campbell, Prince Edward
and the City Of Lynchburg. Mr.. L. states his political
views which of the Democrtc variety, at consider
able length and his determination 10 support
the Walker State ticket
A Convention OF the KcpUblcanS OF the
Second District Of Virginia, met at Pecrsburgh the
9th inst and nominated for Congress, Col James II.
Pa r who received the first formal ballot % votes
10 for Mr. L. II. Chandler. The Convention affirmed the
principles Of the Republican party in favor Of impartial
liberty commended the Fifteenth Amendment 10 tho
Constitution OF tho United States, and indorscd the
Administration OF President Grant, and the State ticket
headed by Gov. ii. H. Wells
Judge Underwood, in "A letter TO The Rich
,oud STATE Journal prououncts against the test oath In
the proposed virginia Constitution as follows:
GENTLEMEN gratihcd 70 see by your leading art,
co n to-day that Won have taken decided stand against
the COnsl utOnal Test Oah. That oath was Introduced
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
COMMENCEMENT OF THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL
COLLEGE.

The fifth Commencement of the Eclectic
Medical College Of the City OF NcwYork took place at
the College building Twenty-siXth-st, on Thursday
evening Dr. Acn Secretary Of the Faculty, read tho
report Of that body. Dr. d. f. Smith, NcePresdent or
the Board OF Trustees presented the following named
graduates with diplomas, slgucd by himself, la tho
absepce Of Dr. wilder President OF the Board, and 10y
j. 4. Cleveland, Secretary. -
syiIr GrataIbs-CbsA " archer, b. T. Chapman, Mrs T. A.
d. CLtcslrough, Mr. Lci OstrsuI ". j. Smith W A.
Allen s Roe, jr, !. A. Nhftiuck
fJ ,,1.froiyR. " Geddes b. W. Dewitt T. s. Perkins
Uoagdr-Johu j. Hide William Jones, Samuel TuIl jean Nc
CARNEY. Oliver Crane. go , -, , q,
Co.s Professors Day and COrlu, aud H. H. Stuart This
rising institution il now established on substantial
Ls and .he Free Dspcnsary attached affords relief 10
Luudd Of patients every month. Two OF the graduates
we're ladies and II Is boast of tho institution that 10
offers lis Of instruction Oh cdual terms 10 men ana
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
ATTEMPT TO MURDER A POLICEMAN.

CINCINNATI, May "A bold attempt was
made to assassnate policeman his beat, at o'clock
this morning. Matt McCarty, deperadO who has often
been before the Courts for assault and battery stole up
behind Officer Bennett at the Of Fifth and Vine
sts placed fOurshooter within two inches Of his head
snapped twice without discharging it, Bennett col
Jared the wOuldbe assassin, knocked him down with
mace and got in two more blows Two bystanders in
terfcred and prevented fatal result McCarty was
badly, though not mOrtaly, wounded about the head
He taken to the StatiOn.lIOuSc, and charge OF
attempt to assassinate" lodged against him,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
DESTRUCTIVE HA1I,sToRM IN INDIANA.

CHICAGO, May IA letter from Anna, Union
County Illinois, says that the place was visited by
fearful hail storm yesterday evening The hailsones
measured from one to two and half inches in diameter
and not few were as large mans fist The ground
WAS covered IN some places two feet deep Fruit has
been almost entirely destroyed Strawberries were Just
beginning ripen, with excellent prospects, nut now
there will not be half "a crop. Nearly all the peaches
were Knocked off the trees How far the storm extended
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

during my absence from the Convention in Washington
on important business connected with the Convention.
Aier my return tried to obtain reconsideration Of tho
thought had been made I'm nv absence In his was de-
feateJ P .9e UNEXPECTED refusal Of very large proper
tion OF le conservative gentlemen, members OF the Con-
venon, to concur with my effort 10 reconsider and
correct tne mistake But for this refusal believe the
readily concur In any measures or with any of our fellow
citizens that look to the attainment OF so desirable
result. JOUN O. USDRRWOOD