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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-21

FATHER RYAN lectures tonight at
the New Assembly Hall, Main street,
neal 9aycso, on The Helpless and Un-
fortunate uoder Pagan and Christian
Civilization" It Is seldom that q person
is privileged to hesr SO eloquent an ora
tor, snd we hope q full house will well
come him. The following notice Of d
lecture recently delivered by him We clip
from q st. Louis paper:
Father RyGa's lecture lsss Sunday
night st st. Bridget's Church, for the ben
eft Of the poor of the parish, was q sue
cess in every respect. II it is possible to
that Father Ryan surpassed himself,
that is in substance what We would have
TO say of his lectures, or IS it was mod
estly termed on the ticket OF admission,
g discourse. Ii was 8 lecture which he
delivered some years ago on Pagan
Philanthropy and Christian Charity
then so interesting and so much admired,
but now vastly improved by arrange
msnt and more extensive reading. We
wish that every man in the land could
have heard it, and we hope that at 30
distant day the very reverend lecturer
may be prevailed upon to repeat it. The
audience was large, sppreciative, and
fairly at the mercy Of the speaker.
Strong men Wept like children, and du
ring the two hours that were consumed
in the delivery Of the lecture, there WAS
a brestbless silence and attention that Of
themselves were awfuily grand"
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LovELY.-Caurt Square yest rday
looked as lovely a spot as one could well
imagine my where. 1t was crowded
with children and their attend
ants, and the squirrels had 8 gay time
cracking nuts aud keeping out OF reach OF
anxious and excited urchins. The grass
aud trees were green, and the former
seemed 60 invi Q 3 roll. We felt like
taking of our shoes and socks, as in the
oiden time, and Tomp to our hearts
content, bat then the improperly Of the
thing deferred u, aud we deferred our
fun until some other time.
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The johnson escort are requested to
meet at the Ogertou Hotel to day st Il
O'Clock to escort cx President Johnson to
the Memphis anu Charleston Depot.
The train departs at l O'Clock. A band
OF music will be ia attendance and the
citizens generally are invited to join il
the procession IS q mark Of respect to
cur iIustTi0u5 guest.
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BUCKEYE SALIVA fresh
supply Of ths justly celebrated
article for the care Of Plies, re
cefVeS and for sale by
&. w. 5OAEV 81 90.
Wholesale druggists,
257 main street.
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cited a fresh ou'burst q Dissatisfaction
and cries of I" fou', foul > bu tia decis
ion was rendered and from il there vas
no appeal. It is hard to tx the blame
on any person in particular. The mares
skittishuess and obstinsey had exhausted
the patience Of the jddges ana Gtey We're
eager for g start; It's esgsrness,
perhaps, led to the tapping OF t. drum
before the rider of Agnes was sure it was
a start. Toe occurrence is to be regret
ted, the muTe so thatit is the first Of the
kind that has aver tTanspired upon the
Associations track. We hope and be-
leve it will be tne last Jaur pas OF the
SORT in this Iegiol.
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JUST received, s fine assortment
of French cloths and cassimeres,
from the mandatory OF Mr.. a.
Saintamsoer Elbeufl OF france,
the incest which ever was INA
ported t. Southern America. CAN a. }.
LEROY, II JeffersOB.
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APPLEToN's Journal, Nos. /, 2 8 and
4 Hearth aud Home, Leslie's Weekly,
New York Weekly, Belletrische's Grim
insl, S.asts, Die Welt and German Les
lie; also Sporting Times, Days Doinss,
Police Gazette and News, and q host Of
other weeklies and daliies at Joe LocEs's,
1854 Main street. +
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Extract from . letter from JernsaIsm.I

Constitutions water isa Cs-tain cure for
diabetis and ali diseases OF the Kidneys. For
sale By ali druggists
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REAL Lace Points. Menken Broa. /

COLLIsIoN.-A velocipedist going mp
Main street last evening tried 10 run
over a hack coming down, but did not
succeed. Both parties were travelling ri
full speed, and the last we saw OF them
the bicycle wss undeTmOst.
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We started early to ascend Ab. Olivet, to b :
hold the san giId Ehe minarets and towers
the devoted city, from the pace where men
o-v. stirred by q Thousand associations, should
exalt the mind as Wen as the eye 70 the in
zpirauon of the scsne. Well Is The voyager le-
pa d Tor long travels, horrd Fosts, antedilu-
wan cookery, squalid companio1shfp ana the
f-mportunities Of begging. thfsving AraDs.
We'll would It have repaid you, Oh : man OF
and the erGelblel and well might
you have been remlnded Of you own city. for
here, painted upon = board nailed against Ooe
OF the huge aneiant olive trees. under Which
the Sacred martyrs tOiled Tor he sins O. the
familiar figures, 5 lisa We DO not
know VINO did it. but ne doubt some poor g..
valid traveller. curet By thu PLANTATION
BrTrFES Wkhed to advertise their VIRTUES In
a place nom whsnes al knowledge lows"
Magnolia WateF.-1GPerior to the best IN
ported German Cologne, ana sod at hall Tia
price.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TURNITUFE moved by 4. MILES, Car No
Il I6. orders Ieit at tAsSMOhE CO.S viii
receive prompt attention &p-1
TRRING But NOBLE SELE-HELP FOR
II young men who, having erred, cesire a bet
feg manhood Sent In seated letter envelopes
frse OF charge. Il benefited, return the post
age. Address, PHILANTHRJS, BOX p, Phlas
dSinhfa Pa mills CAV
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Buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy for the cure ofPiIes, iu.t
received and for sale by w. n.
WiskersOn s. Co., Druggists, $40
Eafn ~ I
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BUCKEYE sALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, jusG received
and fer sale by
MANSElEED a HEGHEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI a sos Main 81.
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ALL Linen Towels, 81 so per dozen, st
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, cor
ner Of Adams. I
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New lot six Dress Buttons, Silk Fringe
and cOlored SGtins, al NJ Kraus & Co g,
Us Main street, oorn OF Adams.
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ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. 50
North Court street, is open day ana
night, sud will furnish msals st al
hours. Tae freshest food and latest deli
escies 8 always served up
( WALLER & GRIFFITH.
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NOTICES.

Irish Linens 353 worth 500. VeGdig &
Bro, 226 Main street.
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MEMPHIs and Chs~ston Railroad
will run trains at short intervals be-
tween the depot and 8 point ear Elm
wood Saturday, May lst. Fare 10 cents
each way.
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THE DAILY APPEAL IS deliUered By
faithful carriers, Seven times q week for
lOentv-fUe cents
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Coon article ~I0-quarfer blesched sheet
ings, soc, at ID. Krsus & Co.'s, 2I8 Main
street, corner of Adsms.
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps a choice
selection Of the finest brands OF liquors.
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Boys Cassimercs at Bargains. Men
ken Bros.
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COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
Goods Examine the stock OF N. krsus q
Co, 21S Main street, corner OF Adams.
Will Gu. diess patterns Tor country mer-
chant fsOm retail stock.
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Buy F. Y. SHIRTS, furnishing, goods,
etc., of Wiggsns & Thorn, manufacturers,
233 Main street, Clay Building. t
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I'VE oftea are asked by cur country
friends where they al get q good meal.
We have every reason IN the world to
recommend French Johns eating house
as L Of the best fer all to 90 to, as
Ge is the Original" and understands
his bGsiEt to perfection, and 20 one
csn leave !. : house dissatisfied.
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HUcK Towels, So per dozen, at NJ.
Kraus 4 Co.'s, Els Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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GooD Corseis at 81, worth 81 so, 81 NJ
Kraus & Co.'S, 2l8 Main street, corner Of
Ad6ms
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MEMS british Half Hose, 81 80 per
d z7p, worth S., at NJ. Krsus Il Co.'s,
2lS Main street, corner OF Adams.
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DEMoRFsT, Godey's, Peterson, Lady's
Friend, lie Bon Ton, Galaxy, all for
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Irish Linens 35e worth soc. Vendig &
Bro, 2z6 Main street.
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ALL Wool Csssimeres, 75c, ct ID
Krsus & Co.'s, 2IS Main street, corner Of
Adams,
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WI keep the Buffalo brand black Al
pacas in ali grades. NJ. Kraus & Co.
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams.
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MozAMBIoUEs at reduced prices. Men
ken Bros,
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REDUCTIoNin Bleached Muslins. Men
ken bros.
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ScLID color summer Dress Goods, 25ci
at NJ. Krsus & Co, us Main street, cor
ner of Adams.
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FOR ENg.

NOR RENT-Two fpely Furnished Rooms,
Il on the line OF a S IeSs railroad, ana IN one
OF the best neighbOrhC0ds IL the CITY, VIII be
rented 10 single gentlemen, Win or without
board. Apply at Appeal emce- apl6
NOR aENT-A small House. containing 3
n rooms and kitcben. No. ia FopFLh street.
kent low. Apply TO ALLFS Bros
apI5 Commercial III tel.
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With regard to my action in connec-
ton with Fenianism, there has been
very considerable misunderstanding
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-21

Fifth Avenue Hat. Francisco & Wig
gin.
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Dress Goods 2Os. vs0dig & BIO.

Messrs. WiggSns & TnGrn viii circulate
during this week No. 3 Of their p. @.
Journal and we hope q citizens viii
take it to their homes to peruse and cir
cuist ss il contains important Informs
ton IS well - new and excellent Wit. T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-21

Dry Goods reduced at B. Lowenstein
q Bros.
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BARGAINS in Dress Goods. Menksu
Rrna I
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Dry Goods reduced at B. Lowenstein
& Bros.
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DfyGoCdsr sdueed at B. LowenstNin
& Bros. +
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A GOOD drink Of the haest liquors can
he had st Westnerbee's.
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BARGAINS Al b. L0genstein & Bros. I
CHILDREN's cabs, new sly les, at 260
Second street,
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SUMMARY

James Conlisk enters b. b. Larkin, by
lexington dam Magenta LO.urs:
Blue and blue. Orange saEh.-...-..l y l
Wn. Brady enters b. N. Agnes DOnO-
vsn, by Lexington; dam Little
z ggy, by CrIpp- Z. COlors Red and
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Buckeye HaIVe.-A fresh sup
ply 81 the failing remedy
far piles just received ana Ter
EaIe by q. &. Ward q BrO.,
Cor. Adams ana lain sts
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Mr.. sohnsOn's Departure.

C~HILDREN's cabs, new styles, at 2sC
Second street. I
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STRIPED PoPlins SOC, worth 75c, st NJ.
Kraus & Co.'s, DIS Main street, corner OF
AdRms.
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PoPLINs st great bargains. Menken
Bros, /
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Satin P~srasols, % so, at NJ. Krsus &
Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner OF Adams. !
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BARGAINS at B Lowens Gin & Bros.
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GREAT reduction in Dress GoOds.
Msnkeu Bros. /
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DRESS Goods at reduced prices. Men-
ken Bros.
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JOHNSON.
Address from lae Irish Lite.
rary Association.

Fun, Complete and EntereStIng
Response.
The EX-President on the Rights
Of CifiZsms.
He Regards Acknowledgement
Illegal.
Looks 10 lhe Courts 10 Declare
ta 50,
He has Always Opposed Dis
reimbursement.
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For q good drink, go to weatherbee's.
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LADIES White HOse, 81 IS per dozen,
worth s. at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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meanwhile was kept up without inter-
mission, except q vely little while about
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NOTICE To SCHOOL DIRECPoRs.-The
Directors Of Pd0lio Instruction Of the
civil districts Of Shelby county are re
qussted to meet at the County Commits
sioners' room, at Memphis, on Saturday,
Mzy lst, for the purpose OF holding >
conference on the educational interests Of
toe county. a full attendance is re
quested, as business OF Importance will
before tLe meeting.
II E. ANDREWS,
Supt. Pub, Instruction Shelby county
Memphis. April ~, 1863.
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OwISG 70 the change that will shortly
take place ia the business Of Vsndig &
Bro 2Z6 Main street, they offer great
bargains in Dfy Goods, Clothing, Boots
q Shoes, Csss!meres, etc. Tnis is a
rare chance now offered to the citizens
of Memphis. No humbug there. Gail
o AID early, as they srs going with s
rush at their extremely low prices.
Wholesale buyers will do well by calling
on them and examining their stock saG
prices. By 50 doing they will be cen
WINGED that they will do what they say.
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WAMsUTTA Muslins reduced. Menken
Bros.
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NEMPIlES APPEAL
9Mee--Eo. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

Csssimeres 5O,. vsndig & Bro. +
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FOE SALE.

NOR SAL valuable FARM, y miles be-
Il low Memphis, containing 30 acres ana all
necessary Improvements. toT iuTtDer lnlor-
nation call on EEL Co,
apis ~ front street.
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New Gsods At B. L0Nerstein & Bros. 7
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are at Harry WeEtherbee'S.
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WEATHEKBEE's Is the place to
HEmile.n
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The great and WOndeTfnIrfm-
eGiy for Piles, Buckeye saiVe,''
ust received aus for sale by
w Ii. SeabroGk,
SOr. Main and Poplar sis.
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Dress Goods zoe. Vendig & Bro. I
The leading style Of Hat. Francisco &
Wiggin. I
REDUCTION In Bleaehed Muslins. he l.
ken Bros, I
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IAwgg.

ERTANTED-A Pracucsl Gardener OF IOuls
ten years experience wants a situation.
oTics- ap2I
UTANTED.-l0 white men TO work about a
saw mill 10 miles below Heisue. Cali 10
see me at Petit q simpsons or1ee, No. 10
Union street [apAl TaOS. BfkAE.
XHANTED-TO rent 8 Dwelling House with
eight OF nine rooms conveniently To-
Gated. Inquire OF L. kREAEhs No. 25S Main
s,resL. apo
IA ANTED-TO rent or purchase a small
FAhM OF about 50 or lJ acres, haaI IN
cultivation, with ordinary improvements, ana
within a shorJ distance Of either OF the raL-
roads running into Memphis, and not more
than twenty miles nom the City. Persons
wishing 10 rent or sci, at a reasonable price
can anu a good customer, by addressing Ma
Appeal Office. epII
EEANTEDs-A situation as Salesman by a
wv young man who has been travelling
agent ior this paper. Address 1, Appeal
ONCE. mu9
AEANTED-A situation by an experienced
" B~OOk-keeper. AOdIees - B, ApPaAl
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REDUCTION in Bleached Muslins. Men
ken Bros.
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CassImeres 500. vendig & Bro.

Boys Hats, the largest assortment in
the city, st Francisco & Virgins. I
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New Goods st B. Lowenstein & Bros. /
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New Goods at B. Lowenstein & Bros. /
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Hats, new styles, at Francisco q Wig
ginis.
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r 6.

DOARD-A gentleman and wife, or two sin
ID gle gentlemen, can and hoard IN a private
family, near The street cars, where there sre no
other boardeTs. References required. Address
- B." Appeal o6ice. no
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The following are the entries FOR to.
days races. The first on the list is the
CASTOR velOciPsde purse for Sl00, dash
OF Z nile:
SOD; dash OF a mills; entrance fee s., pay or
pay entrance money 10 second NelOcipede;
i've or more TO FILL
PIua-
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The Most Interesting Speech Of
EX-E'resiaent JOEDsgn.

At a regular meeting OF the Irish Lit
ersry Association, held on the evening
Of the l5th inst, O committee vas sp-
pointed 20 confer with Andrew johnson,
ex-Presidsut Of the United Safes, snc
ascertain when the Association could
wait upon him; and accordingly 3 COM
mites was appointed to drsit q suitable
address expressive &C the feelings OF the
Association, to be presented to the ex-
President.
A special meeting Of the Association
was held on the EVENING" Of the I7th inst
and the address prepared by the Com
mittee, was read 10 the Association,
which was unanimously adopted; after
which the Association, On motion, pro
ceeded to the Overtcn Hotel, and was
received By Mr. Johnson in one Of the
peTlOTs Of the hotel, Vhen the ~fcIlowing
address was read By John League, Esq !,
President OF the Association
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AEANTED-A situation by an experienced
" BOOk-keeper. A0dIees L. B, Appeal
ONCE. Bhlb
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Ii tu1 ufSk neat ASlS got OH very
well and led handsomely the whole way
round, Lsrkin coming ia about three
lengths behind. Time, first quarter 20;
the half mile 81; the mile 1:57t. A
start for the second heal WAS with diff
Guilty obtained, the mare proving very
obstinate. AT last they were OFF neck
and neck, making the entire distance of
tue track IN that style, with now and
hen 3 variation in favor of the mare
coming in nose and nose. Time, l:574
TDis served to enhance the excitement
which had been gradually intensifying
from the appearance Of the animals On
the track and loud cheers manifested the
esgernsss with which the audience recog-
nizsd the achievement. The friends Of
the horse became more confident, and
those Of the mare squslly Sc. Bsts 1t
the 6gures-f( ur to one for Lsrkin-were
freely taken, Notwithstanding Agnes
had fairly run into the confidence of the
crowd. At the close Of the usual twenty
minutes, the bell called the mass to
order and preparations were made for
the third hea.. The mare was
more. obstinate than ever. She
refused whip and spur or coax
ing TINS cut Of numoer she was
brought to the line ana ss often refused.
The crowd was becoming impatient, the
officers annoyed. Every expedient was
rssorted TO to get her up to the mark-all
failed. AT last, after the patience of
President, judges and people was well
nigh exhausted, they were of, q very
bad start, exciting cries OF "fUal, foul"
in which we seqaieseed, but too late to
eff CT q remedy. The horse went the
round in 2:06, beating the mare badly.
The widest excitement 6nsusd. The
friends aud hackers Of Agnes were indig-
nARt nd expressed themselves dissRtis-
certed. They took eouoeil, and after
five minutes, annoulced through the
President that the mare being ~disIanced,
hey gave the race to Lsrkin, This ex-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-05
Judge Polands financial bill pr

Judge Poland's financial bill pro
vidcs in brief as follows;
"Thc bill proposes the issue of
coupons or registered bonds and the
amount of one thousand million
dollars redeemable in coin after
thirty and fifty years respectively,
the thirty year bonds to be on in
terest at AZ per cent. i'll coin, and
the fifty year bonds to bear interest
ut 4 per cent, the bonds TO he ex.
cmpt from national, State and mu.
nicipal taxes, except the income
tax, and to be exclusively used in
tho payment of OF exchange fol
outstanding bonds or notes that
have fallen due OF bear interest at
higher rates. The Secretary of tn,
Treasury is TO retire and cancel all
u. 8. notes now outstanding by
their conversion into such bonds
Circulating notes are to be issued
to the national banks as fast ~ the
u. b. notes are cancelled until the
amount Of u. =. notes outstanding
shall DO reduced to one hundred
millions Of dollars. The national
banks arc hereafter to make theil
deposits for tho SECURING of thei
circulations in the bonds provide,
III the act.
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In Bradford, Jan. 22nd, John McIntirc aged
81 years.
In Bradford, Jan 23l, Edith Blanche. danph
ter of George l.. and X. Naomi Hobart aged 3
years and days
Mrs. II. was bcrcayed of her husband about
two years ago, aud this darling child wa. the
only pledge of his love, aud the solacc and
hope of her mother She was very interest
ing child-intclectual aicctiourc and eonfd.
ing. Her loving and coB,panionabc DISPOSE.
ton, enabled her to I'll in some measure the
vacancy caused by the death of her father.
But she u nov among the gathered Nicsr
and sad aud lonely il her mothers heart But
the lily was gathered by the Fathers hand
and now blooms in the garden above.
| "Mourn not for tho child from thy tender.
ness riycn,
Ere stain on It's purity fell
To thy questioning heart, 10 an answer
from heaven
"lS 1t well with the child 1T Is we'll