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GOVERNOR MOSES

In changing the Commissioners OF EIec.
tion, deserves the united thanks OF every
lover ot peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, iu
introducing the FIVE CENT MANILA.
deserves the commendation OF every .lovec
Of the weed, as
ON THE :,
Day OF election, the people flock to the
polls, each to deposit their ballot for their
favorite csndidate, 80 do the many consu-
mers flock to this popular resort to obtain
this FAFORITE SEdAR. Lot 1t be under
stood that We are not on che
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely claim
that the segar offered by others is far IN
FERIOR to that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
Nov 1854 Assembly Street.
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OCTOBER 10, 1874.
Special Notice From The
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
w. D. .LOVE&CO

NJE have just received ten cases of
w very choice and seasonable DRESS
GOODS. purchased for cash of two bank
rupt importing houses, which will he sold
very cheap. Also, five cases BLACK AL.
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS,
which, for quality and finish. cannot be ex.
cclled anywhere
The following Goods are now in stock:
so pieces choice patterns OF CARPETS,
100 RUGS, 80 MATS, 90 dozen OF Ballou Il
Co. o.scelebrated SHIFTS. for which We are
the agents, retailing them at wholesale
prices.
All the departments OF our establish
luent arc full Of the best makes OF goods.
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for cash ut tho lowest prices
enabling us to sell goods a.. low az any
house in New York.
Those residing in the city, and strangers
passing through. before laying in their
winter supplies. should EXAMINE our large
and choice assortment. at the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF WM, ID. LOW r. Il co whole.
sale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS. BOOTS and SHOES, corner Of
Main and Plain streets.
n. Is. SAMPLES sent gratuitously to all
parts Of the country on application.
Oct II
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ON THE
WAR PATH
President Grant Orders

4 RE to subordinates what the Indian
a. Girl Cigar Store is to cigar dealers.
The one tho highest authority in the United
States. tho other at the head Of the Whole
sale and Rotall Cigar Trade OF the State.
AS Judge Graham ordered
Gov. Moses TO be- & rested
and failed, 80 opposition has likewise
h%Z!ed IN competing with this steadily in
creasing house, and now dealers can rs
icasnnabiy look for he Republican ticket
TO be withdrawn
And the Election Postponed
as to expect Inducements offered that will
compare with those of their favorite elm
dian Girl" Smokers also will have to wait
Until the Old Commissioners Of Elec-
ton are Reinstated.
or az: other unreasonable occurrence, be-
fore they will find Cigars that will compare
with the Celebrated Five Oenters, or any
other brands OF the INDIAN GIRL CIGAE
STORE. Columbia. s. @. Oct 50
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Wrapping Paper.

A FULL supply of WRAPPING PAPER
"A. just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which we are sole agents, and Of
fered at lower prices than same quality can
be dellvcred from the Northern cities. Call
aud examine quality and prices at the store
OF JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
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The Proper Time

ITO TAKE HE[NITSH'S BLOOD AND
i LIVER PILLS il when YOU have Nau.
sea. Loss OF Appetite. Yell0wed Cast OF the
Skin, Rush OF Blood to tho Head ECold Ez-
tremities, Ringing in the Ears, Pain in the
Back, Side and Shoulders, High Colored
Urine, Vertigo and Biliousness. They ford
prompt relief. For sale onlyat
Sept iaxn HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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xEzD IMPROVED
ncHDnJS IN Uy n NJ

SsN0 IMPROVED
GEORGIA TTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870
BY PENDLETON & BOAKDsIAN.
AUGUSTA, GA.
FENHE satisfaction this PRESS has given
i in the past, the great Improvement
made on it, and the fact OF it's being from
forty to fifty dnllars cheaper than any othor
good Press, should induce planters and
others to send for one OF our new Circulars
before purchasing. We also manufacture
Irons for Water Power Presses and Screw
Presses. Address
PENDLETON & DOARDNIAN,
Foundry and Machine Works. KollocE
Street, Augusta. Ga. july w,4mo
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Cottage House,
no. 10 Washington ST., ne1t Masonic Hal.
"A Il The undersigned has~ ~
H63 re-opened this estab-&SNI.A&
hshment, and informs SHSv
tho pnblic that he is prepared to
Supply them with the very best of WINES.
LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO. etc. Oys.
ters In every style. and at all hours. Re-
freshments Of various kinds. Give mo
call. The C0ck-Pit is being put in order,
ana there will be n number OF fights lurin.s .
the Fair. q. R. FKANKI,IN
Ort3
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Apples, Onions and Potatoes,
A FULL Stock 81 APPLES, ONIONS
n and POTATOES. Juet received and
for sale by JOHN AGNEW l. SON.
Oct 20
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Medicines,
EHOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
IL For Curing Rheumatism,
For Curing Chills and fever.
For Curing Ringworm and Tetter,
For Curing Coughs and Consumption,
For Curing Dyspepsia,
Will be found at HEINITSH'S
Sept1 Drug Store.
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Form the Line or Battle.

Cheering news from all parts OF the
State reaches us that the Conservatives
are rapidly gaining strength and pre-
pairing for the election next Tuesday.
Let old RichIand do her duty that day.
and vote the full Conservative ticket.
On the day of election all stores and
shops are expected. AS fur as practica-
BILE. to be closed, in order TINT their
clerks and workmen may contribute
their influence to redeem South Cnro-
lima from the nefnrious rule which has
disgraced her fair name for the last
six years. We desire every man to be
present ut the polls and to record his
vote in favor of honesty. economy,
low taxes and good government.
If our people do their duty. Greene
and Delany nnd tho Nash County
ticket will be elected in Rchland.
T. w. MCMASTER.
Chairman Executive Committee.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October %, 1874.
Conservative Working Committees.
WARD No. ii. w. Arrance,
r. N. Richbourg. w. II. CAsson. John
A. Jacobs. Stephen Sheridan. Michael
McGuiuness, Levy Solomon, J. d.
Cochran.
WARD No. 2.-Gllmnn Beck, Ed
ward Berry, E. L. Watson, n, Barn
we'll. W. q. Batemun, Lewrrnce Hen
dirk. a. BoutwriSht, w. Bollinger,
Charles Calvo, l.. DeSaussure, Rich
ard Gilliland. Frank Ehrlick, ". II.
Manning, G. l.. Parker. James Scott.
WARD No. 3.-Petcr Kroft. Edward
Orchard, J. L. Giles, J. Wills. John
Bowman. Richard Brown, II. ".
Dixon, Charles Beck. Fruuk Miller,
Charles Radcliffe.
WARD No. -. N. Crawford,
Alex. Civil, Lewis Hitler. j. W. Rlke,
T. J. Harper. James Dent, j. w.
Cook. Walter Stratton, John Lee.
HoPRIN's Turn. OUT Ben jackson,
English Hopkins, Andrew Patterson.
GARNER's.-Dr. s. ". Mckenzie, G
Is. Williams. James Adams.
AcroN.-R. T. Bynum. J. A. By
pnm. John Gibson, A. G. Clarkson,
William Weston.
The above committees are earnestly
solicited to be present at their respect.
i've polls on Tuesday next, and use all
Legitimate efforts to secure the election
OF the Conservative tickes
Z. W. McMASTER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
COLUMBIA, October 81, 1874.
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FINES SALOON.

C4NG . SALUON.
No. fl Richardson Street, betreen Lody
and Gcrruis Streets.
HAVING replenished my entire stock of
IL Liquors, Cisars, DC, having also
given proper attention. to my Restaurant,
an now prepared TO furnish my friends
and4he public generally with the best the
Oct II Wai. NJ. FINE. Agent.
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N o N E Y TO LO AN
On Marketable Coilaterals.

b4 y ~ u y u y A ~
On Marketable Coilaterals.
EXOHANGE on New York. Baltimore,
~ Philadelphia, Boston and all promi.
nent cities OF the Chiic;: Statcs and Eu-
rope bought and Rold.
DEPOSITS received and interest. bearing
certificates issnrd.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD AID SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS Of mel charts and others
from the city and country solicited, aud
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granicd
hy the CENTRAL. NATIONAL iiAAK
Conner OF Plain and Kichar drrn streets
LA wYESs' OFFICES!
INSURANCE. OFFICES!
ROOMS E1M slTLIE:S!
SINGLE i5ED-iIUUTf :sI
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore
NTCRRiNG 10 Win, d stury ior xiris

New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
M WORKiEG to Win, siory ior girls,
W. l.75.
Mistress OF the Manse. by DR.. Holland,
author OF Arthur Bonnycastle, 81 so.
"A History OF Germany, from the Earliost
Times, by Charlton Lewis, 50 so.
Manual Of Mythology, Greek, Roman,
Morse, Hindoo, Egyptian and Old German,
by Murray. S2.25.
Prairie and Forest, tho Game OF North
America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 so.
Health and Education, by Kingsley, 81 rs.
lumes. The Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with plates, 50 so. History of Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book Of Wonder
tul Cnaractors, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary. historical and anecdotai.
Homes and Haunts OF the British Poets,
London, and other new hooks. Nov
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IT, LET ~ THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bod Rooms from 50 per month upwards;
Family Rooms from s6 per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from SC pr month upwards.
FATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLIO.
SETS and other modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor
in charge of building. Apply Ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBIIS EXELL.
April2
1t Pays to Buy Coco Medicines.
ITpays to usc licinitsh'- KINA CHILL
1t pays to use Hcinitsh. BI.OOD AND
LJVERPILLS.
SYRUP.
1t pays to purify your bleod with
QUEENS DELIGHT.
1t pays to use the COOKS BAKING
POWDER.
1t pays to use the QUAKER I.INIMENT.
1t pays to use Mother DarlinH's INFANT
CORDIAL for children.
ltpays to buy your incidence at
z. q. HELMITSH'S
Oct 23 Drug and Medicine Store.
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Gas Light Bills for Month Of October.
MONS UMERs will please give their atten-
amount OF bill, will be found at the Post
Office, directed to name.
JACOB LEVIN,
Sec'tary and Treas. Col. Gas Light Co.
Nov1 4
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Superior Family Flour,

Rosendale Oement--A Prime Article.
cn BARRELS of the above, at low price,
cO to close q consignment. Apply 1T
my Auction Room. JACOB LEVIN.
Nov Q
, 1874-07-23

is no common man vhoso character il
thus destroyed; lis tho foremost prcsclor Of tho
Nineteenth century. The blow is tho shattoring
Of m idol that hns boon morahipod AS It ia noyor
safe TO Worship . human idol. Dooollor In not
only proved to be- willy. heartloas rroiligatc,
when tiio exposure bad como, WHOM tho injured
husband had learned Of his wrong. and WAS
covering Doochor with q forbearaaoo that WIS
rather moro than could DO tlo1nand OF d human
true, and usod language Which was manifcstly
intended to convey tl,a idea TINT lo contcm-
plated nutcdo; but all tho white he seemed
willing that everybody should suffer rather tha1l
himself. An ingrato, pcr6dious friend, n
liberttno and aluitorer-it iB In no other light
than this that tho 1nau who has been regarded as
tho oxosnplar and inoHt eloquent advocate Of
modern Chriatiau1ty stands before tho world.
, 1874-07-23
SPAIN,

MADRID, July 22.-Gen. Zabata has sont eight
batta1iona to reinforce tie Republicans in tho
Province OF Cuonca.
The Carlists are in strong forco In the Prov
ince Of Alava.
MADRID, July 22.-Drig. Gen. Pinto has de-
faated detachment Of Don A!fonso's army at
Salvanote, in the Province Of Cuouca, deliver
ing 700 Of tile prisoners taken by the CArliBts Al
Cucnca and capturing eight officers Of Al
fon4o'a stall, with considerable quantity OF
arms md baggage. Tho CarlBt loss in killed.,
wounded, aud prisoners waB heavy.
Tie Car1ists ahot 1G0 Republican prisoners At
Olat.
Tho Government has ordered contributions to
be loyiod on tho partiHans Of Don Carlos.
The property Of Carllsts resident in oucoca
has been seized to indemnify tho relatives OF
Republicans killed during the siege.
MADRID, July 29.-9enor Castelar, delivered 4
spoech yesterday in which be declared tho pro-
grammo OF hs party dsmandod tho establist-
mont Of q Conservative Republic. Extromo
Republican theories only divided them from
Liberals, rho wero thoir beat alltaH.
Senor sanz has beon appointed Minister n
Hpatn to Mexico.
Tho Carlists shot ovory tenth man Of tho vol
unteer battAlions captured at Cuonoa.
Gon. Donlniguoz is in command OF tho Ko.
publican army in Catalonia. Gcn. rayla IT'LL
soon taka tho Hold in Central Spain, With 14,0oa
men aud so guns.
, 1874-07-23
SHORT HORNS.

1I"ntI.s' Calf Isrings a1.001-Eiuhty-
eight Head fteulizn S5t,SOU.
special Dspaschto 7As Chicago Tribune.
LEXINGTON, Ky., July 22.-To-day occurred
tho groat sale Of Hughes l. Richardson, Of this
place, the result Of Which will 10 so eagerly
looked for although no such extraordinary
pricos wero realizcd for single animals as at the
Doxtor Park salo. The average WAS good, ard
is looted upon by bracders hcre as ono Of tho
grandeHt successoB ever made In Kentucky, con-
siloring tho large number sold. Below NO give
q roport Of ali animals sold for over $500, with
tho price, naulo Of purchaser, oto:
souan, Of Elkhil sl.o25; L. Combs, Lexington,
gouan 9Th, Of Elthl, sl1oo; !. Il. Kissengar, s1s-
souan "p,"of Ellhfll, $50; John burgess, Kon-
soaan 4.h. Of Elkhlt sl,1Oo; William ont Kcn-
Maznrtn, Of Ehhil, s1,s2s; John Nicola, blooming
sacond n1azuzka, Of E|Ahiu, $3.50: F. =. bedford,
Paris, Ky.
Treble Duke. SUE Delnan Bros. Winchester, ~.
AHzutka Belle 81, S, GOO r. 1saes wellington, No.
Muznrka Belle, $3.50 @. 4. aano, Kenncky.
woods!ns al $57s ;5 " I1andy Kentucky
Lady Ncwtal! It'll, 3l,l0o; T. Datss.
Lady Nawhnn 9Th, $3.50; B. 3. Groom, Winchea-
tsndlasso .ouehosa s1,425; Gen. Meredith, Cam
candldsso Duchess Sd, s72s; s1r. Hamilton, In.
dIana.
scdonta I'd, $3.50; D. Konnara, Lexington.
sedonia % . tth. $523 5 p F. Dorsey, ny;
Goody Two Shoes, $l.1l0; unpoatel; sold to Mr.
Gillian, Logan County, III.
Graud Commander, $500; L. Dayeson, Springfield,
Ky.
1ler:lln, $1,oto; a. Il. Hampton, Winchester, Ky. )
May CosH, $8I5 Gano Il 1ItlI, Kentucky,
1.ei Duchess, 5000; ]. 7. Wiamsoe, Thornton, Ind.
Lady Oxford. sG1o; D. 7. Dorsey. kentucky.
Lady Bates sd, 81 $50 L. r. Muir, Paris, Ky.
Lsdy Ije1 l,615 l.. L. Muir pnris, ky.
Genoya Gwy1lne, 81 ,075 L. p. h1oors, Paris, Ky.
Oxford uyynne. 81 900; u. Il. Groom.
aiinorvs I'd, so9n; 1,r. Whitney, Lexington. Ky.
Mincrys, Of El;hill. = ,nontla' calf. Sl,9o5; to
VcstrE. 4sa5; William Lowry Kentucky.
Jn!cttn, $500 :; Gnno Hill, Ky.
Moss lsoae Sd, $6lo; Jancs Kcnnard. Lexington.
bioes 1soso ed, $50: L. Combs, Lexington, KY.
Lady seham. Of Elkhill, $500; Thomas Wenda1'.
Lincoln, I'll.
Thcse wore al that sold ovor $500. large
number Of Young bulls, and few aged COWS
sold at different prtcoB ranging from 5000 to
5000, making the average oil tfty.slx females
4727, and tho average on twenty.four bulls
$780, making m aggregate Of 951, 500 for eighty.
Gjglls head, which was disposed Of in the short
space Of five houra by tile popular auctioncor,
Capt. p. q. Kidd, of Lexington, Ky. This sa!o
is lacked upon as ono Of the most auccessfu
ovor bold III KoHtucky.
Tomorrow otSurs tie groat joint sale OF Will
lam Wartield 4 Co., Ut Lexington, Ky.
Upwards Of 600 Shortllorn breeders are here
from all parts Of tho Unitol States and Canada.
, 1874-07-23
Sign1: :7nt Speech Of tho
cine Minister Of
S$S= England.
-
He VI Have His Country Take a
Place Among tho Great
Powers Of Europe.
CASTELAR, md His Party Doclarn
for o Conservative ito.
public.
.,,;Minor Foreign, News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
LONDON, July PA Paris special says Thu
Comm ittoe Of Thirty hage agreed to tho Elect
ora! bill fixing tue ago Of voters at 25, providing
for elections by arrondisBemontB, instead Of do
partnlents, and giving an additional member to
ovary 10000 inhabitants"
<PAnts, July 22-Tho Deputies Of the Left are
actively circulating for signatures petitions
for a dissolution Of the Assembly, to be pro-
sentod in tho eyont of tho dofeat Of Casi1nac
pereiro's bill.
PAnIg, July 22.--Proslont Mao1Iahon, in ro-
sponso 10 a doputation Of members OF tho As-
sembly, who waited upon him to-dny, said ho
was NOT summoned to power In order 10 restore
either tlo Monarchy or the Empire. His
acts proved that he would not participate
In such enterprises The Law Which
oreatcd tho soptonnato stll Less imposed
upon him tho task Of constituting definite Re-
public. II. Pe1eiro's bill offered him nothing.
but by ieolating him from tho Conservatives. by
whoso aid he wished to govern, would deprive
him Of much. Consequently the Minister'S
would declare in his name that he rejected tho
project In conclusion, he expreBscd tho opin-
lou tint tile proclamation Of tho Republic might
disturb order aud poace, but it the lava
no asted for were voted, tho Septonnate would
become = movemont calculated to inspire conf
denco md respect
It is now understood TINT tho Government to-
morrow will domand OF tho Assembly the
adoption Of tho laws referred to by tho Presi-
dent viz.: Tho constitutional bill drawn up by
tho Committee Of Thirty, together With thrco
additional measures proposed by the Minister Ut
tho Interior to that Committee on tho 10Th inst.
The Left have agreed, II 81. poraire'n bill is
reieatcd, to introduce motion to the following
effect: "TLat the Assembly, regarding tho
present state of parties an inBurmonnsaolo OBJ
htac1n to tho constitution Of d definite GQYor1t-
mont, be dissolved on tho 20th Of August that
gonoral election for members Of tho Assembly
be held on the 9Th Of September. and tsiat the
new Assembly naeet on the 28th OF September.
1674."
It is beloved that this motion alrosdy has tbs
support Of $40 Depnlies.
The Bonapartists are undecided whother 10
vote for it or not.
, 1874-07-23

ever should inform Mr. Deechor Of tho statements
rel .ot to adducs tho evidence which you agreed
10 atihtaln the demand for Mr. 1eechcrn Withdrawal
my engagement TO writo for tue fndtpcndtnt md to
edit tho brooklyn Union; and that iii cuHs should
atGsnpt to entcr the offices Of those ournal you
would layo mo ejcsted by foroe. I told you TINT
should inform Mr. uccchor anybody llso aecording
10 tho dictates Of my 4dgnont uuinllucncea by anJ
authority from my employers. You then o1c!tndly re.
words ceased ringng In my when received ypur
nnmary nntteos broak!ng my contract With the Indc-
pe'lieat and tho BROOKLYN Union. 10 tho foregoing
narrative Of fact have only to add my arprHe and
regret at tho sudden Interruption by your own act Of
what haR heen my part faithful ncrYice OF fifteen
year1, Truly yours, THxoDoNE T1LToH.
, 1874-07-23
GREAT .HHITAIN.

LONDON, July 2o-Tho Lord Mayor gave 4
the Mansion House. nisraolj, ii answering to
the tonst to t}ls Ministry, said that no ono
was ablo to Wow the state Of Europe with
compIaeency. Every one must deploro tho
anarohical condition OF some OF tho most favored
counsrns. Tho friendship Of England MAS mover
more songht for by tic loading powers Of
Europe aid America. England would uae her
influence III tile interonts Of poace.
DieraeIi repudatol tho principle that tho
country was not to be hold responaitlo IN many
fortunes Of tho world. Ho believed tho influence
Of England might now bo most effectively exer-
cised to rocoucile discordant and dlstruattul
interests. She might assist distracted countries
with sympathy and counsel, aud rosuu1o posi-
ton worthy her furmor prestige.
, 1874-07-23
MRS. TILToN's STATEMENT.

mkt5. I4L4ON'6 6IAIEME9I.
Gpecfds Dapateh to The chicaqo Tribune.
NEw YonY, July 22.-Nlrs. Tilton's statament
is not yet finished, and cannot bo submitted
until tomorrow. It will 10 a general douial Of
tho charges, and an array Of evidence Of TIL
toms lnhdcliIics with various persons, leoturoa
aud others, on which
SHE WILL Dn1Ha SUIT FOR D1vonoE,
and which Ia now lntenuod to break down Til
TOMS character. It will not pretoud to answer
Ills statement in detail. Among ott,or docu-
nonts which she will produce arc Bocccr'a lot
ters to hot, all of deeply spiritual character, and
expressive only Of tho most platonio affection,
and nothing moro.
TIE STATEMENT OF T1IToN WAs nEhD TO HER
by 0vington, with whom Blo still resides, and
Bho waa nnmovcd, calmt and dignifod. she
th etsrs and was Tons use o
them. Sho says it will 10 impossible to 1.-Two
with Tilsun after such an outrage.
, 1874-07-23

Srtcfal Dfsnatch to 7hs chtcaao 7tabttns.
NHw YonK, July 22.-1t is difficult to toll from
individual expressions tho impression nude on
tho public OF this city and Brooklyn. Your
correspondent Inns got to 500 tho first man who
co,nmondH ths publication, OF sympathizes with
Tilton. Instead Of creating sympathy for him.
ridicule OF contempt ia Expressed. Tho fact that
any man should, in order to relioyo him
self Of tho suspicion Of prcyarfcaliou and
scandai-nongoriug, choose tho alternative
Of proving tho faisty Of bis sTfo, Is lookad upon
% something monHtrous. The fact that ho has
repeatedly declared lor innocence heretofore
lends to his condemnation fol, nntruthe, and 4
Tie statomont depended upon his word, tt would
not bo croditcd Divestod Of Hccchors letter,
tho story ia looked upon as without strength
or valuo, md tho public aro content to
whit for Becche1'a promised explanation.
Dnt st; TOW aro disp9sea n to look ,opsd With Il
by tl,e frionda Of Boeoher, rs tecsraphod sou
Into last night, that tho Affection Of Boochor aud
Mrs. Triton was purely patonio. ThiH theory
APPEARS wholly Inconsistent with hia romoraofnl
and bis snlfcringa. Tho dofcnso put for ward Ia
not to DO accepted absolutely US l'cccllor's.
sLcarman, Clor! OF tho Church, It's author,
IL an olllcloua b,sybodysswho has boon the cause
Of much miRchiet by persistent gossip on. tho
subject, and 10 has put tho theory forward
III I'LL lHo 4AHIH1Ak PaEu4n, oAAtao1taAounn| "AtA
Tiltons asory,to break the forco Of It, Tlson las
becn apaln undor croBB-oxaminatton, and Mrs.
Tilton's statement will bo submitted tonight.
IN WASHINGTON, j.
Gpecinl Dtspat;l to The Chicaan Tribune.
WAsH1NuroN. D. c., July 22.-Thoro haa been
but one topic Of conversaton in placos Of public
resort horo to.dny ind night, tito Deocher-Titon
scandal The excitement has run worry high, and
thore is nothing hnt regret ard BORROW expsessoa
at what is universally regarded as tho disastrous
n E1ntt
works,-an end hastened, according to tho pop
u]ar vordiot, by tho deptayity OF ono who used
the cloak Of rolgIon to shield him in his wick
edneYa.
, 1874-07-23

1FVHF 77VH16 1V'P1SoFIeeFss
Tho story We print this morning from the pen
and lips Of Theodore 1ilton III not for the porr-
sal Of young g.rls. Wo wish our duty to tho
public would allow us to omit it altogether. It
fornlB m episode In domestic llfo which it woro
bottor to hide entirely from contemplation. could
that bo dono. 1t destroys faith IN great rcputar
tiouB. l. tears OF masks nf Bla1n and deceit,
and discovers q hidoous mnss Of foulnoss mid
corruption. 1t shows tue most eminent clergy
MN, perhapB, Of America to bo certainly tho
most arrant nypocrite. It exhibits Henry Ward
Boucher as being, instead Of pious teacher Of
Gotl'B roiigion and o tnan whose example should
be shining light, botrayor Of hs friends con-
tidcncs aud aystematio seducer Of woman's
honor Tho story speais for itself. tts ptoueB
aro apparently irEofragablc. There Is nothing
suathef to be Haid.
, 1874-07-23

CINCINNATI. O., July 22.-TAe ntrlko In tho
Ecening Times Office to-day did not preyont the
issue Of tho paper in tho afternoon. Tbs Typo
graphical Union deprecated tho uso OF violence
toward mon who tallo tho p1nceB they hayo VA
cated. In n circular to tho people. printed, aud
distributed OH the stroot, thoy style the new
men 10 tho Gaxeste Office "imported vags-
hondB.n