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THE THURSDAY MORNING, 23


never have true peace of mind till you con-
quer yourself and dismiss all purpose and
thought of injurl the man who has
wronged you. OF all the promises our lips
can frame none are so sacred as those we
make to those who have injured us and
we have profcssed to forgive; and
they are sacred just in proper
ton as their violation would work
injury 20 those 10 whom they are
made. You cannot paint too blackly the
wrongs you have suffered On that point
/ make no plea in abatement, but | beg
you to remember that nothing can change
the law which makes forgiveness noble and
godlike. have prayed for you night and
day, with strong crying and tears, beseech-
ing God to restrain you from wrongng
yourself by violating your solemn engage
ments. Tonight am happy in the
thought that you have been preserved from
committing the act which I so much
dreaded.
In letter written by Mr.. Beecher, in or
der to he shown to Mr.. Tton, Mr.. Bee
cher spoke as follows:
MIR. BEECHER TO MIR. MoUIroN.
No man can sec the difficulties that en-
viron me unless he stands where do. To
say tnlI 1 nave Cnurcn on my lanuS IS
simple enough, but to have the hundreds
and thousands Of men pressing me, each
one with his keen suspicion. or anxiety or
zeal, to see the tendencies which, if not
stopped, would break out into ruinous
defence of me; to stop them without
seeming to do it; to prevent any one
questioning me; to meet and allay preiu-
dice against Tilton, which had their be
ginning years before TO keep serene rs if
| was not alarmed or disturbed: to be
cheerful at home and among friends when
| was suffering the torments OF the
damned; to pass slecplcss nights often, aud
yet to come up fresh and fair for Sunday
all this may be talked about, but the real
| thing cannot be understood from the out
side. nor its wearing and grinding on the
nervous system.
| II. That the marriage union between
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton. until broken by Mr..
| Beecher was more than common harmony,
affection and mutual respect Their
| house ard household were regarded foi
years by ali their guests as an ideal home
! As evidence of the feeling and spirit which
this wife entertained for her husband up &c
the time of her corruption by Mr., Bcechcr
the following letters by MIS- Tllon, writ
ten only few months before her loss OF
honor, will testify;
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Ene Tc.y French Minister. OF .he
interior


Francois Ernest Henri Baron Chabaud-
Latour, who has just been appointed min
lister of the interior of France, was born at
Mines on the 2jth of January, 1904. His
father was man of distinction, who for
number of years was a member Of the
chamber of deputies In 1920 he gradu-
ated from the Ecole POlytechniQue at the
head of his class, and chose the profession
of arms. In 1927 he became captain.
After sojourn in Russia, he took part in
an expedition to Algiers, and was awarded
the cross of the legion of honor. During
the years 1882 and 1888 he was engaged in
the construction of the Notifications
around Paris, and was made chief officer
of ordnance on the staff of the Duke of
Orleans. He became a member of the
chamber of deputies in 1887, and in 1916
was promoted to the position of colonel.
Eight years afterward he received his COM
mission as general of brigade, and did
duty as commander-in- in Algiers. In
1857 he was promoted to be general of di-
vision, and in 1869 was placed in the re-
serve force. Under the last emperor he
was imperial counsel of public instruction,
and member of the central council of the
Reformed church societies. He is grand
officer of the legion of honor.
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TUESDAY MORNING. January 29. 1863.
My Beloved Don't you know the pecu-
liar phase of Chrs's character as a lover is
so precious to me because of my consecra.
tion and devotion to you : learn To- love
you from mySove to Him. | have learned
to love Him from loving you ! couple
you with Him. Nor do feel il one whit
irreverent. And MS every day adorn my
self consciously, as n bride to meet her
bridegroom, so in like manner | lift my
imploring hands that my souls love may
be prepared. |, with the little girls. alter
you left us, with overlooking eyes and
hearts consecratcd ourselves to our work
and to you. My waking thoughts last
night were Of you. My rising thoughts
this morning were of you. bless you
honor you; | love YOU. God sustain us
and hpln us both 10 keen orr NnMs
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A BRIDAL PAIR IN KAHsAs.-The Leav-
enworth (Kansas) Commercial of the nth
inst says "A newly married couple came
in from Holton yesterday, the bridegroom
being tifty-five years old and the bride
twenty. The bridegroom is on his sixth
matrimonial venture, and is the father OF
thirty-three children, twenty-three of
whom are still living. 1t is to be hoped
that this sixth woman will live long
enough TO cure him of his marrying pro-
pensity."
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An Unpublished letter From the
Late Chief Justice Chase TO
Horace Greeley.
NARRAGANsETT, July 10, /

NARRAGANsETT, July 10, 1872.
Ny Dear Mr. Greeley.-I renew my con-
CALCULATIONS on the event which makes
your election almost a certainty. The
democratic convention has given express
sion to the nearly universal conviction of
all who do not prefer to support Grant.
| wish | could do more, and sometimes
have thought that a letter giving my views
from my standpoint might do good but l
do not know that my health will allow its
preparation, or that the restraints of my
position will allow its publication.
Gov. Sprague is for you, and will say so
in due time
1t is rare that my personal affection and
my sense of public interest have been SO
satisfied
Faithfully your friend
S. L. CHASE.
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OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
~ comprises fun line of staple goods
plain, all weights and Sizes Envelopes OF all
grades and colors, drug, pay, note letter, ON.
cial and document, ali nrst-cass goods and
GLOBE PAPER co,
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MRS. TlLroN TO MIR. TlLroN.

SATURDAY EyEyISo, February /. 1868
o well know. rs far rs am capable,
love you Now to keep this fire high and
generous is the ideal before me. | am
only perfectly contented and resiful when
you are with me- These latter months
have thought, looked and yearned for the
hour when you would be at home with
lOngings unuttcrable.
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The New York Commercial thinks 1t
wasn't half 30 rough ON Saratoga lake as
it was on the thousands who went up
there.
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DIR. SCOTS CHOLERA & DIARRHGA
SYRUP,
certain cure for all Summer complaints
DIARRHEA DYsENTERY COLO CHoL-
ERA MORBUS,
This Syrup should always be Kept in every
family, and persons travelling will find it n val
liable friend in time of need
Manufactured and for sale by.
MORSE BROT HERS,
opposite the depot
JUST RECEIV
large stock of
L r L 5 S L 5
of the very best make and patterns. Also,
large stock OF
SHOULDER BRACES,
Ladies' and Gents, at
Our stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES.
PERFUMERY 81 FANCY GOODS,
Is complete. Call and see us.
PRICES RE S ON A b L L
Remember the store.
MORSE BROS,
Julld&w opposite Depot.
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MRS. Triton TO MR.. Triton.

MONDAY MORNING, February Il, 1868.
Do you wonder that | couple your love,
your presence and relation TO me with the
Savior's? lift you up sacredly and keep
you in that exalted and holy place where
reverence, respect and love with the fer
vency of my whole being. Whatever ca
pacity have offer it to you. The clos
ing lines of your letter are these words 81
shall hardly venture again upon Il great
triendship-your love shall be enough for
the remaining days" That word enough
seems stoicism on which you have solved
to live your life but pray God he will
supply you with friendships pure and with
wifely love, which your great heart de-
mands, Withholding not himself az the
chief love, which consumeth not though it
burn, and whose effects are always perfect
rest and peace. Again, in one of your let
tiers you close with Faithfully yours. y
That word faithful" means great deal
Yes, darling, believe it, trust it, and give
you the same surety with regard to my
self am faithful to you, have been al
ways, and shall forever be, world without
end Call not this assurance impious
there are some things we know. Blessed
be God
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HOME, February 30, 1868.

J
All, did ever man ever love so grandly as
my beloved? Other friendships, public
you. Though you are in DEBORAH tonight,
yet | have felt your love, and am very
grateful for it. have not received line
since Monday, and was so hungry and
lonesome that | took out all your letters
and INDUCED myself as at feast, but with
out safety. And now long to pour out
into your heart, of my abundance. | am
conscious of three jets to the fountain of
my soul-to the Great Lover and yourself
to whom as one am eternally welded; my
children and the dear friends who trust
and love me. do not want another long
separation. While we arc in the flesh let
us abide together.
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MONDAY. February 3. 1863 n. m.
Wnat may prlng to my beloved TINS
bright morning? a large, throhbing heart,
full of love, single in its aim and purpose
20 bless and cheer him? Is it acceptable
to him, sweet one?
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

nISSOLUTION.-T firm of Ben X.
~ Chase & Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, by the retirement OF Edward NJ.
Edgerton. The business Will be continued by
Ben X. Chase, In his own name, and for his
own benefit. He viii pay all debts and collect
those due the late irm.
BEN X. CHASE,
EDWARD NJ. EDGERTON.
Rutland, July s, 1874. 9d&w3w
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Coal.
GOAL! COAL !
WOOD! wooD!! wOOD!!

w
have about 100 cords OF good dry WOOD,
which will be sold to parties In want and de-
livered to any part OF the village, at reasonable
rates, On application TO Mr.. j. b. SARGENT, at
my farm ON East Creek.
J. n. BAXTER.
Rutland, July TO- 1874. lulylldlw.
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DYSENTERY SYRUP.

DYSENTERY SYRUP.
A safe, sure and effectual remedy for
Cholera, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Dys-
entery, Simmer Complaint, Pain and
Wind in the Stomach and Bowels, Teeth
ing, &C., &c.
This Syrup should always be kept in every
family for immediate use; and no traveller
should be without it, AS cure and preventive
OF sea-sickness, 1t is entirely enectual.
DosE-One teaspoonful Immediately on the
attack OF Cholera, and repeat the dose every
five, ten or fifteen minutes, according TO the
urgency or the case. In other ca ies repeat the
dose in one, two or three hou s. as the case
may require. 1t should be taken clear and not
followed by anything else. Shake the bottle
before using.
FRANCIS FEM & CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
RUTLAND, VERMONT
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MRS. TiLToN TO Mr.. TILTON.
\


o, how almost perfectly could | minis
ter to you, this winter, my heart CLOVIS so
perpetually. | am conscious OF great in
ward awakening toward you. If | 1--we,
shall teach my children to begin theirloves
where now | am. | cannot conceive of
anything more delicious than life conse-
Grated TO faithful love. | insist that
miss you more than you do me, but soon l
shall see my beloved.
Your OWN DEAR WIFE
In addition to the above, many other let
tiers by Mrs Tllton to her husband, prior to
her corruption by Mr.. Beocher, served to
show that christian wife, loving her hus-
band to the extreme degree above set forth,
could only have been swerved from the
path of rectitude by artful and powerful
persuasions, clothed in the phrases of re-
ligion and enforced by strong appeals from
her chief christian teacher and guide
10. That the story purporting to explain
Mr.. Beecher's apology as having been writ
ten because he had offended Mr.. Tilton by
engaging his wife in the project of sepa-
ration from her husband is false, as will be
| nNSh ~ thc iohoNihS iStt'i NiltNon Olll)
three days after the date of the apology
MRS. TILToN 10 MIR. MouLToN.
ia LIVINGSTONE STREET BRooOKLyN,)
January A, 1874.
Mr.. Francis ID. Moulton, Dear Sir; In
regard to your question whether | hay,
ever sought a separation from my husband
| Indignantly deny that such was ever thu
fact, as have denied it hundred times
before. The story that | wanted separa
ton was deliberate falsehood, coined by
my poor mother, who said she would bea
the responsibility of this and other state
ments she might make, and communicate
to my husbands enemy, Mrs. ii. w. Beech
er, and by her communicated to Mr.. Bow
en-. feel outraged by the whole proceed
ing, and am now suffering in consequence,
more than am able to bear. am your
very truly, E, r. Triton.
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~If IL is written "Anti-rum- crusade IL
means one thing; If Il is written Apti-"Rum-
crusade" IL means another.
~"Fsrewell, Sussn-you have driven ms TO
the grave, wrote John Lsrch, o. Alabama four
years ago, and left the note on the river bank
de was arrested In Cincinnati the other day
living with another woman.
ga Duluth couple were married on the ice
the other day, and IL would have been highly
romantic II the bride hadn't fallen down and
displaced her auburn tresses, and kicked the
minister's feet out from under him.
- Ohio men don't ask each other now 70 20
IN and have something to drink, but maintain
personal friendship by passing around handfuls
drops.
SLittle girl-"Msmma, 1 don't think the
people who make dolls are very pious people.0
Mamma-"Why not my child?" Little girl
Because you can never make them kneeI. 4
always have to lay my doll down on her stom-
ach TO say her prayers"
81 "Wife, what has become Of the grapes-p
81 suppose, my dear, the hens picked them of, I,
was the bland reply. "Hens-hensl-some two
legged hens, guess" said the husband, with
some impetuosity; TO which she firmly replied,
"My dear, did you ever see any other kind?"
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SIHksUPKEME0ogRToT THE DISTRICT

haa'ns Spse,a! Term, Fssrsary ..th. lrx
of GAPpa =, nirsnds Bailey, administrssrix
the sa,1s% 0ss. ID has with the sppTobstion Of
sforss.kT on.s Coort OF the District Of Colunbia
n ~ Tor The final settlement and di.tribu,ioa
s..st. estate Of said dsceAsed, and on the
~ a tarnsd into money; when and where All
- s,,eS snd heirs Of said deceased are notified
t n.y ng otneruise By Law be excluded from All
thi. a-t 40 aseeSsed estate: Preceded copy OF
- ot1et Dc Published once Q week for three weaks
f :. ne ksenles star previous TO the said day
ief'-A.WkBsTEB, Register Of Wills
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HOTELS.

INFORMANT CAUTION-The wonderful sue-
cess OF eAV0RY MOORE's Pancreatic Emulsion
ID Pancreatine In eOnsum ptiOn, wasting, loss Of
tn power Of digestion and assimilation has firmly
sstsosned these remedies in the estimation of the
neaieM Profession on both sides Of the Atlantic
.nltehions OF thsm-made in America. Canada and
Ensisn1-being IN reality either sapoHaceous COM
pooLds o. rOnsdes, without trace Of the Pancreatic
4Acrpte are entirely useless. The efficacy Of these
preparations, made by Messrs Savory Moore from
Re nrsf, under the direction II the Physician who
lhrpduced them, has been and can only be ensured
y su1ct adherence 10 the original fOmule and the
,zfolcH profession recognize other Paucreatic
Emulsion and Pancreatine than tho se thus prepar-
90, ne purity and strength Of which is Guaranteed
see Reports OF the Experience and OpiniOns az
Iecica MeA on the value of sayOry and MOoraf
fancreatlc Emulsion and Pancrestine as remedias
IN astlng Disesses.n Churchill & Sons London \
- ee obtained OF all the principal Chemists In tha
SnItel States and Canada. sAvoRY Il MOORE la2
rev bond street, London, Chemists to the Onesn
q 4 ID the Prince Of Wales, &C. surI3- asw m
ThIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.crjhe,
= ns obtained from the Supreme Court az ths
OI.ulet o. columbia, holding q special term Ist.sr.
~, n Tnlary on the personal estate OF AnIM
SslnDEht late Of WashinRton CITY, n n
qecees1 AL persons having claims aQAin.r TIA .sf3
1eSeesoo are sereey warned 20 exhibit the sama yiah
me thersof 70 the uhscriber on on 49,.
Sne % CAY OF March next: they NAV ofhsrsaNes
~ law Dc excluded from all benent o, tbs 80
sstets. SiTen under my hand tins 81 day Of Mae
mar4-w.3s- JOS. y. WILLIAMS, Ex,eu,o,
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TOMORROW

RH DUNGANSON Bros. Anctioneers, %
- Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
PAkL0R SUITES; WALNUT BOOKCASES:
MARBLE-TOP OHAMBUR SETS IN WAL
MT; BRUsSkLe AND THREE PLY CAR
rETs, HAkDkoBES, &c., &c, AT AUG
a On THpBSDAY MORNING, March 9Th,
W commencing a. q O'Clock we will sell within
M our auction rooms q large lot of new and sec
fond hand furniture, consisting Of
nsreIeth Peilor Suites, Chairs, Tables,
Walnut rble-top Chamber Suites,
Walnut Bookcases snd wrdrobes,
Two NJ, T.. Cottage Sets, Bed lounges,
brussels, Three ply aud other AT pets,
Crockeiy aud Glassware, &c, &C.
line. " @ ' u''
mario DUEOANSoN BROS, Aucts.
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RY b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate AUctioneer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest

teaeiai bullolnss, corner TN and SITS. northwest
TECsTKEs SALE OF VALUABLE TaACr or
bfsTRI6 IL fHt fA o At
Ia sAIp S3U STY IMPROVED By LGRaR
q. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
ms D M g. oi O3iumbla, passed IN Equity
ssgsinst john W. Van HooE ct al the 1udersiened
b$dsT en- tbs asb e the be hMsss
A. ID ls74, at the hour OF O'Clock n M o. M
premises hereinafter described, ali the right on tit tHe
ana to all that certain piece parcel and tract of
iald lying and being in said county at Uniont"wn.
sshsasa Ss Or sss Of land
OF Pierce street and jefferson street as lad doSr
thepce along the south side Of Jefferson st.ee n
seventy -nve and half degrees, east ave hundred
II, nee, at right angles, south fourteen ana hsli
degrees, west eight hundred and sixty. seven feet,
Uniontown property and the property Of George
W. Tslbert; thence, RAINING with said line north
quarters Of degree Tor variation Of eiss,
hundred and eighty feet; thence south seventy -ye
20 the center Of said Pierce street tbenns nnr
fourteen and q half degrees, east two hundred a.
Of Lot III on said ULientown plat; thence south
seventy i've and half degrees, east thirty feet 10
fourteen and Q half degrees, east one hundreS ana
ninety SIX feet to the point Of beginning, contain
together With sppurtspances. - '''''
Terms of sale: One third cash; residue in three
equal yments, in six, twelve and eighteen menths
deferred payments TO bear interest eight per cent
per snnun, until paid, from day Of sale, and TO be
secured by the promissory notes of the or
purchasers, Endorsed to the satisfaction of the
Trustee, and TO be a lien on the property sold No
deed given until the whele purchase money ana
interest shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars
VIII De required when property 10 sold, or within
twenty-four hours after sale. The residue of cash
pay me Mt to be made within ten days from dsy of
sale Otherwise the Trustee will resell the propert
at the cost and risk Of defaultng purchaser or mr.
chasers; All conveysncing at cost Of the purchaser
or purchasers.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
mhll-d&ds b. H. WARNER, Auctioneer
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Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRTC,

Hodiss SPeclaI Tom, MaTch 81, lNl
In the case OF Georse Johnson, administrator Of
mAhGAkEf o. DEGGES, deceased. the sdmipis-
Iator noresad has, with the appreciation Of the su
breme Court Of the District Of Columbia afore-
sad: appointed TUESDAY, March slst, Is74, Tor
he nnaI settlement and distribution Of the per-
sons estate OF said deceased. and Of the ASSET in
hand, a. far ~ the same have been colIacraS 40
surneo INTO money, when and where All the credit
with Their els; aecesse are notined 20 attend,
ssis 49, 80 ~ law De excluded from all benent in
s.[L estate: Pr0ridsd, Q COPY Of this
eroer De published once q week Tor thrar weak. ~
Test: NJ d. r2X
marf-w-N- Do m. .r,.,
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TEE PIoUs INFLUENCE OF SLKKP.-GaI
Hamilton says, pi0usly: No man can 70 ipto
among bis friends and neig hbors, and fall soft-
~ asleep 10 the sound Of holy words from holv
lips, without great gain TO the life that now h.
and, 1 believe and trust, with no loss 70 that
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AUCTION SALES.
RUfURR DAYS
Rr DUHOAN90N BROS. Auct's,
II Corner Qh and streets north veat

TnUsTEES SALE or LARGE AND CON.
MOI IOUs BRICK HOUSE ANB PRRMIeES
On IHk sou tn sIDE OF MsTREEr NORTH,
MAE The C6RNER OF NINTH STRERT
WIST No. s1Y, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF 9 deed Of trust TO the subscriber,
- be airing date November 30. 1855, and d alY re-
- corded, &c, and BY direction of the creditors
,soSred hereby shall offer for ssle ct ubIic suc
day OF arch, 1874, At O'Clock D. m the follow
ing real estate and premises, to Wit: The middle
psIt OF hot Is, in Square No 369 of the plan of
the CITY OF Wsshington fronting n feet ii inches on
strect nc nth, and running back with that width
~ iees 10 public alley 80 feet wfde) in the rear
OF SAID ict a. described in said deef with the i'm
proxements thereon, insisting Of o large, we'll
onlt and we'll arranged brick house, with all the
mo1ern improvements, contains Is rooms, finished
IN the best manner, intending large dinins,room,
Win china closet and hne pantry, large dry cell
balls and rooms good stable for horses and carriage
TINS pr perry is situated Of che handsomest
,treets In Washington, aud presents fine opportu
MY ior capitalists, membt Of Congress and others
deslffr 20 make safe Investment,
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residue in six,
we've and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
d. notes TOT the deferred payments, bearing Inter-
est ~ tne rate OF ten per cent. per annum, and
cured oy q deed OF trnst the premises. A deed
gwen and deed Of trust taken. All convey aacing
at the cost Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale
OF tsle the tiusee reserve the right to resel the
SAID property OF the risk and cost of the default
Ing p1rcbsser, on giving three days notice In The
nvsening star; deposit Of $3.50 required as soon
maiseoSds DUNG ANSON BROS, Aucts,