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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23

II y the OlICulL OOuII VI JeueIcou OJuullt w
Va.
R. J. DOOLEY and others, Plfs.
against
BENJAMIN BARRETT and Others, DTS.
IN CHANCERK
Extract from Decree Of april 10th, 1874.
1t is adjudged, ordered and Decreed that
this cause be committed to Commissioners
Cleou Moore, who shall, after first giving no.
tice required by chapter sc Of the Code OF
West Virginia, and the amendments thereto,
convene the Creditors of Charles Barrett de-
ceased, and settle the administration accounts
Of Edward 'rearney, administrator of Charles
Barrett deceased, and that said Commissioner
shall ascertain and report the value and ma
ture of the rents and profits of the realty Of
Of which the said Charles Barrett died seized,
and who is liable therefor"
A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23
First Fruits of the Veto !
Rare, Cheap and Fashiona-
BILE Goods,

WITH an eye always 10 the interest q our
w customers we have taken advantage Of the
recent decline in DRY GOODS add have just re-
ceivcd at No H. one Of the most select, varied and
cheap asscrtments il has ever been our pleasure
b. offer. Purchased exclusively for Cd.h, we shall
expect the same in return. quick sales and short
profits is our motto The stock embraces 10 part
az follows:
Ladies Dress Goods,
White Goods. nice line Of Prints al shades and
STYLES best brands Of CottOns. Bleached and I'm
blcached Shiriings. Cot,onades Of the best q.sli-
IT, Ticking all grades, the incest line Of Import
ID aud Domestic Cassimeres in the Market We
challenge competition in Ladies and Gents SHOES
and warrant every pair.
Groceries,
Sugars, White and Brown, Coifees, Syrup, Spices,
Teas. &c.
ee- Country Trade at Market price.
TRUSSELL a LUCAS.
NAY ., 1874
I EvI Garrett a sons End Quality Scotch SnufT
Mar. p. Is7l. W. EDY.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that will proceed
to execute provisions of foregoing Decree at
nv Office in Charlestown on Wednesday the
oath day Of June, 1874.
CLEON MOORE,
May lG. 1916. Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23
Notice.

7 license to sell spirituous liquors having been
/ refused me, in common with all other appll-
cants, by the County Court, notice Is hereby CAV
en- that will be At my place OF business TO settle
not 10 sell-aud hope all indebted To me will come
forward aud paw up. and thereby enable me to
meet my obligations heavy rent. &c.
JOHN =. YESTERDAY,
Basement Jefferson Building.
NJ ~ 1874
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LOST

y old LEATHER POcKET-BOOK contain
Y ing some papers valuable to myselfbut worth
less to any one else. The finder will receive Five
Dollars upon leaving Il at my Office.
May Is, 1874. WM. l.. WILSON.
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Notice to Creditors.

r1NO the Creditors Of Charles Barrett. deceased.
In pursuance 10 Decree Of the Circuit
Court Of tire County OF jefferson, made in a cause
therein pending. 70 subject the Real Estate Of the
said Charles Barrett 10 the payment Of bis debts,
you are required TO present your claims against
the said Charles Barrett for adjudication b Cleon
Moore Commissioner. at his office in the said
County, on or before the 9Th dav OF July
Witness Robert T. Brown, Clerk Of said Court,
this l4th day Of May, 1874.
ROBERT 7. BROWS.
May l6, ls74-7t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23

7 PROPOSE to furnish the citizens Of Charles
town with Ice by the Month. Terms made
known upon application to W. :. MASON. who
will receive the names Of such desire To obtain
Ice from me- JOHN BURNS.
MAY lG lsI4-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23
Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, W
Va.
IN TERN APRIL 22,l874.
JACKSON MCDANIEL, PlG
against
WILLIAM MCPHERSON, Dfd.
SUSAN MCPHERSON, PW.
against
DANIEL MCPHERSON, Dtnt.
OLIVER CROMWELL'S Admr. PlT
AqdinSt
OLIVER CROMWELLG Legatees, Dts
IN CHANCERK
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FOR SALE.

Il HAVE handsome GREY MARE which will
cell. For particulars call upon or address me
az f" Free Press" Office.
W. W. B. GALLAHER.
Mao 1874
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Shannondale Factory,

and will there manufacture Wooden Goods on an
increased scale-having greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps of COM
petent workmen. Every article heretofore man
ufactured under my supervision will, in my pres
ent establishment, be produced in greater periec-
ton, and will compare fayorably with the best
fabrics.
am in the marke, for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory. and through my Agents in Charles
town. Messrs. Duke 4 Gallaher-allowing the
highest market price. II more convenient tor my
old customers who NAV desire to exchange WOOL
for Good. 10 deliver the Wool in Charestown,
Messsrs. Duke a Gaaher are authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
Information as to prices &c., NAV be had oy
addressing me at Kabletown, or my Agents ss
Charlestown.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, I trust to merit, by careful az
tention to business, the manufacture OF superior
goods and By moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom Of old friends and trial
A. McCARRELL, Jr.
Nav o. 1874 Shirt copy.
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IN GHANCERY

Extract from Decree Of Apra l6, 1874.
ait is adiudeed, ordered aud decreed that
this cause be referred to Commissioner OF this
Court. with instructions TO audit all debts due
by the said R. b. Washington, which are
liens upon his land, stating their priorities, to
inquire into and ascertain what amount, II
any. there is due to the egatees and devisees
under the will Of John A. Washington de-
ceased, to ascertain the rental and fee simple
value Of the lands Of r. b. Washington. To
take testimony upon and inquire into the con-
sideraton of any debt, which may be assailed
by testimony taken before him.
A Copy-Teste
ROBERTT BROWN,
Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE
oFyALUABLE
HARpER's FERRY Property

MY virtue of Deed of Trust, bearing date
I'D on the Doth day Of January, 1869, aud
duly recorded to- wit, in Book No. 4, page So,
of the records Of Jefferson County. from Ma!h-
ew Quinn aud Catlarine, his wife, 10 The NJ
dersisned, as trustee, for the benefit of Samuel
Miller (now deceasedl, | will proceed to sell
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 9th day of June,
next 1874, in front of the Mountain View"
Hotel Harper's Ferry, that valuable property
in Harpers Ferry. situated on the corner -
Shenandoah aud Bridge streets, Harper F'r-
nv. now occupied by Charles l.. Hopwood, sd
the widow of said NJ Quinn. being well-Iuiit
Three-Story Store-House and
Dwelling,
with the Lot upon which it stands.
The debt secured in said Deed of Trust sud
for which said property is to be sold, Is 5000.
90. due by FIVE several bonds Of said Mathew
Oninn TO Samuel Miller, each for the sum Il
5000 90 each, bearing date on the said 2etb
day of January, 1869. aud payable respective
~, on the LIST day of January of the years 1870
-ls7I--ls72-ls73 and 1874 with interest
on each from the lst day Of January 1870
Said Deed Of Trust, under the law, pre-
scribes said sale TO be for Cash; but the par
ties interested-and particularly the reptesen-
,atives Of said Samuel Miller, now deceased,
having consented thereto-the
TERMS OF SALE
Will be One-ihird Of the purchase money Cash
in hand, and the residue thereof in two equal
payments, at three and six months, with in
terest from the day Of sale-said deferred pay
nents to be secured by the bonds of the pur-
chaser and Deed of Trust on the premises.
g6y"Sale to take place at l2 NJ on said day.
ANDREW HUNTER,
Trustee.
W. r. ANDERSON, Auctoneer.
Nav 2, 1874.
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Groceries, Tobacco, sc.

GALL and see our nice and fashionable Hats.
MAY %, 1874. TRUSSELL d LUCAS
NXTEhave opened for the inspection of our
w friends and customers the most desirable
line Of Cassimeres ever offered in the trade.
Nav %. lS74 TkUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
lust received load of the best Crockery also
81 Flower Pots.
May %, 1874. TRUSSELL LUCAS
WINDOW Curtains OF the best Linen, BuH,
w Green and White, for sale by
Nav 23 lS7I TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
OIL Cloth, Mating and Carpets, also, few
J pairs OF Hassocks, for sale by
Nay 23. 1874. TKUSSELL LUCAS.
nACON-Hams, Shoulders and Middlings, for
ID sale by IRUSoELL LOOAo'
nUR Grocery department is complete and fully
J replenished with everything needed in a well
regulated family. TkUSSELL LUCAS.
lust received per Steamer Grey Eagle. l,OOO
81 Cans of Tomatoes, Peaches, HOLSTERS, Oysters
aud Sardines tor sale by ,,.o.,
May 23 1874. TRUSSElL &LCCAo'
YATES Best Family Flour always on hand
and for sale by
May %, 1874. TRuSSELL LOCAS'
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.

MFRS. MARY HENSON has just returned from
wi Baltimore with her SPRING AND SUN.
MER GOODS-Bonnets and Hats, Ribbons and
Flowers to which she invites the attention Of the
Ladies'. Residence on Congress street, near the
residence of Thomas c. Green, Esq.
Nav l6 lST4-3t.
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Plain and Fancy sewing.

rT'HE und ersigned has taken rooms at the resi-
deuce of Mrs. Elizabeth Welsh-corDer of
Main and West strceis-and will execute PLAIN
AND FANCY NEEDLEWORK in an acceptable
manner and upon liberal terms. Will BE- pleased
% receive share Of the patronage Of the ladies Of
Charlestown and neighbOfhood.
Nav Is, ls7l-3t MATTE T.. DAWES.
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Change of Location"
Wooden Goods.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for.
mer customers and the public generally thst
be has leased the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23
Commissioners Notice.
IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, W
Va
IN TERN APRIL 16, 1874.

FARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA., j. VI.
Goddin. and J. S. Morson, Trustees and
Assignees of said Farmers Bank OF virginia,
and Hartley Graham, fWs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-23
Sherif's Sale.

May %, 1874. Spirit copy.
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A Copv-Teste.
ROBERT Z. BROWN, Clerk
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, w.
Va
The New York herald., 1874-07-29

several Witnesses to examine, but they are ont of
the city and some delay Is unavoidable.
Another member OF The committee made sub
stanfialy the same state ment about the evidence
oil Mr.. Tlton. He said that the case is not yet
ready for Mr.. Beecher's reply, and that, when ne
Is examined, the inquiry Will be most rigid. That
at the conclusion OF the investigation the commit
tee will make iul report to the church, and that
probably the testimony win all published BY the
committee with its report
THE COMMITTEE MEET.
An adjourned mee ting OF the committee was held
last night at No. "a Monroe place. There was a
1ull attendance or The committee. ana the pro-
ceed dngs, which commenced about eight O'Clock,
terminated at halI-past ten. Two witnesses were
examined-a lady and gentleman At the close
OF the session the several members OF the commit
tee were asked as to the names OF the witnesses
and the character OF the evidence, but they re-
fused to be interviewed" on this matter In the
slightest degree
Mr. AND MRS. rILrON.
Considerable curiosity has Leen aroused during
the week by the conduct OF Mr.. Tihon. On Mon.
day and Tuesday he mad made several endeavors
TO have an interview with his wife at the house or
mas been o positive refusal on the part OF Mrs
Ton's friends, and MT. rlton's efrorts in this di.
rection have been abOrtive. Failing in this en-
has, has sought to pea ascertain sy''''m by lndlrecs ct
means the leading points OF the statement she Is
about to submit to the committee. In this. alsO
he has tailed; but his anxiety attain both ends
was so marked that It is supposed that Mr.. Tilton
u anxious to obtain some CONTROL ir not over Mrs.
I1ton a. least over the statement she will submit
lor the consideration OF the committee.
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THE PRESS ON THE SCANDAL.
A Cincinnati Discourse ON the Subject.

A Cincinnati Discourse ON the Subject.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, July 27.l
Through some nnaccountable justification of
the reportorial mind, discourse delivered by
Elder Hobbs, OF the CpDstlan church, on the cor
ner Of cutter and Richmond streets, last night.
was listened for yesterday morning, so that in the
line Of duty the cil-pusher" heard two very
good dscourses ana the reverend speaker nad at
least good listener 1t was perhaps well
enough for the present purpose that both dis
coArses were heard, lor 1t served to deepen the
impression that the one was perhaps preparatory
to the olner.
In the morning Elder Hobbs discoursed upon the
verses III tn, ihird chapter or Genesis which tell
oi our first parent playing the contemptihle role
oil sneaH-"And tue Lord God called unto ADAM
ana said unto him, Where art thouf' And he
said, 4 heard thy voice In the garden and was
AFRAID because was naked, anu hid myself'n
The speaker showed the difference between the
the tall man elt himself a unit. Alter tnat he be-
came conscious oil nakedness, because he had
sinned; then Shame and lear came upon him, and
he sewed fly leaves together and made himself an
apron. And so 1t was with those who committed
SIN. who mad violated their moral nature; they re-
sorted TO various devices TO hide themselves. put
Gods eye penetrated through them all, and the
wickedness OIL the heart was as plain 10 Him as
though 1t appeared on the outside.
The soul must be consciously clad In innocence,
but no soul is SO clad until Gods wardro0e mas
furnished the garment OF grace, the garments Oh
salvation and the robe OF righteousness. 49,,
lie showed that aith In Ohrst was the condltlon
OF salvation, and tnat even possessing TINS strong
iath the Christian sometimes cried out IRON great
agony of soul. Christ himself, under severe trial.
exclaimed my God my God why mast ~ saon 1a lor'
a reliance and comfort. And so on.
In the evening Elder Hobbs discoursed briefly
on the ninth eommandmept, -. & ana after duly nm.
va:! SISsa sss SsSs s ~ ss ssS ss sS sss
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Tiiton's Testimony-A Missing Link.

TlVOn's IestlmOhy-A MISSING LINK
To TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
have Just read your very full report OF the
cross.examinatlon OF Theodore rton perhaps the
most remarkable thing In Its own peculiar way
tnat has ever appeared In history or nction. Yer.
bose rhetorical. transcendental, extravaganza as
much OF 1t Is. there Is an unmistake cable consist
ency running through and rivetng the story.
Speaking paradoxcally, its Inconsistencies In parts
demonstrate s consistency as q whole. nave
made a study OF the Beecher-Tilton business from
long time anterior to the Woodruff publication,
and am prepared TO say tnat TlltOh's connr.nd-
ton Vi preceding evidence-or, II you choose the
confirmation or Tfton by preceding eviuence-is
startling. BUT what wish to say 10 you now Is
ths:-The reader OF 11ton's testimony Will think
he has told the truth, but not tho whole truth-wl
have CONSCIOUSNESS OF something lacking, which,
nsuppned. would explain what Is now inexpllc-
able. Inat missing link you VIII find In the publ.
cation oi the woodruff, VINO has told more truth
IN the matter than anybody else. According to her
story Illton, In his gushing adherence to the new
free love scnool, consented to the debaucning OF
his wife by Beecner-tvld him to take her. in prac-
tical illustration OF the latterday IDEAS Naturally
enough Tlton, who mas partly recovered, does not
care 10 confess this. But the theory have tnol.
csted=based on the woodnull's iact-expiains
utons testimony, his conduct and the whole
eAss' sad neshiAs slse wm explain IL i were
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ter Who be n or OF what race or color IL meant by
the sacred Lawgiver ss "fhy reiThbor, y ne diposd
fof 4 few monlents into the great scanda!D
vltfoci. however. mentioning \ name.
lac spoxe OF the material ailfsrence between rep.
ufatlon and character. ana limited that the blow
was struck az the character Of "a man az the head
OF the American pulpit and caused such
ros a. perhaps never was FELT before. except when
Lincoln ica
suppose is should be proven that he has a better
y. utlflon tnan chGf actcr, then his accnser has
done pubic good. the speaker was free 10 con-
les Tat o. Tor rorl the hfst earnestly hoped.
sa1 D. had DO. gwen up toe hope for moment.
tsat thr accused mtg ht be yiDdlcated IN s1cn case
s4'h q furrcht al hatred would DC poured agailst
~ accu.er a. TIE world never saw. III he has
stihe iAase witness against MS neighbor,
~ has COMMITTED sucn crime ~
ns.eI hAs been rec Orded before In the
hi-,'If p man. except. indeed. when Christ nin-
- We tfrnac4 0l slckeunes~, although the
-PtAArI Nlh nv visa 10 institute either cOm-
ittisoA ~ parallel "a. had TO words 10 dedne
W. arFin 90 sianaeIer's quit IL affected not
ohi tir taoh 49, Ackoii. but followed nis remof.
- P',eitlf. ~ WpuEht n there hell
lhri' visht 70 - one iog TIE punishment OF Sian
nfi' i0f hli1 "ho uiuuglt his nelghDOrs character
INTO jeopardy and dlsfrace
lh sontllsiul. ne cnfrysted his hearers TO think
wei u TIE common IN ol SANDER Al man took
m0neg fum his ucigAD0r ualaNfuiiy the way "a
make restitution Vas 10 return u 10 him and aSK
Tod ior pardon. II man taxes away MIA neigh.
bors character ~ SANDER, the same rule must bs
applied, sHd COD wouid hold hlm Responsible unrli
IL WAS
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Frightfuily Mixed.
from the Chicago Inter. Ocean,

from the Chicago Inter Ocean,
The testimony is not all In yet. At present the
evidence Is frighfully mixed aud connlcung.
Candor conipels suspension OF Judgment and pa
tent waiting until other witnesses nave told what
they know and all the testimony duly sired ana
weighed; and even then there may remain DO
little diihculty III arriving at Gear decision. The
harm 10 the public sense OF morality, which cannoS
but result from flllng every mlnd with th,ngs 50
foul and vile is partly Offset by the expressed alb
norrence OF vice ana the impression made OF the
infinitely lamentabe consequences OF II. A. au
events lt Is the scandal OF this generation.
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DR.. BACON "LYING LOW"

NEW HAVEN, July 2s, 1874.
Upon calling at the residence OF the Rev. Or.
Bacon this evening learned from o MEMBER OF
his family that he was out Of town and designed
being absent for several weeks that he is seeking
rest and an Improvement OF his health and that he
does not wish to be troubled with the Beecher.
Tt.ton business was unable to ascertain where
ne IS stopping at present but It is rumored that
he IS at COlebrOok, Ltchfeld county, Conn.
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Don't Sneak Out.

From the Lafayette Gazette.l
II Mr.. Beecher offers nothing more directly %
the purpose he will nnd that destroying Mn Tlltol
will not help nlm, and will stand before the world,
not only as a nypocrite and deliberate seducer oui
as trying to escape just Judgment by connivilg ~
iaisenood and the ruin ol the man whom his crEe
90 cruelty wronged. We trust that Mr.. Bcccher
wiz not undertake to make the iruitless enprt 20
sneak out In any such manner. ais full 1oisooe
wiz ~ AWAitod with w groAseot Atofeah
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Institute n Libel.
From the pni,adelnhia TeJegrapb

From the Philadelphia telegraph
HIS good name Is the cnief point OF at.
tack, and he should call upon the courts to defend
1t by insttuting suit for libel. This course would
greatly serve hts interests while checking materi-
ally the growing proportions OF the scandal that II
being brought upon the cause OF rengon ana mo-
rality. 1t Is TO be hoped, therefore, that Mr.. III
toms one sensible proposition will be adopted.
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Tilton Holds the Key.

We begin to tear that Tilton holds the key to the
character OF great many Of the 'truly goodr ane
great men and women of New York, and that We
nln tnat shall swallow up many honored names
Beecher may not be found guiltless; but tnen,
himY
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giving you any new fact would slsn my name:
but II could not strengthen my purpose. wnich IL
, 70 eau your attention 70 soms'hins As % whien
JULY 27. le-A
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Try Him First.

From the Milwaukee Wisconsin,
II he Is guilty, he deserves unsparing condemns.
tion but let US try him nrst and hang him alter.
wards,
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Beecher Bound to stand by the Woman.
His Life is Sinking Into the Twilight az
Death.
From the st. Paul Despatch.l

1t Is useless to dwell upon the narrowing, dis
tressing subject. The form oil Henry Ward Beecher,
which SO long appeared to thousands clothed with
the brightness OF the arcnangel, Is crumplng into
the dust. His life is sinking into the twilight OF
death, crushed, hopeless, dishoporea, alone. Les
US draw the veil.
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Henry Ward, Do Il or You are D-A
(dashed).

26th.]
Mr.. Beecher said he didn't, and Mrs. 1rton says
he didn't Nobody but Mr.. Tilton says ne did. Il
Is much easier TO suppose that one man would tell
lie than rhat man and Q woman both would
But. Henry Ward II you can prove that alfof you
are taxing about, do 1t or you are ID. ~
which We mean dashed.
The BeecherTtlton scandal Ia to Brooklyn pretty
mucn what the great drought s to the south. u
olights things terribly.
Al exchange asks:-"Is Henry G. Bowen dead@
Mucn to the regret OF the public ct large, 10 v not
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From a Caterpillar to a Butterfly.

We are furnished by telegraph tins morning with
an abstract or the testimony OF Theodore Tllton
taken before the investigating committee OF
Plymouth church on Saturday last. Theodore
underwent thorough crosse xamiuatlon upon has
celebrated statement" and among other inter.
esting facts brought out Is the assertion that he
never claimed that his wiie was "as pure as light"
he only regarded her as good Cnrisiian woman.
This last batch OF stutf VIII prove interesting. no
vclopment OF tae Beecner-Tilton business 10 one
might watch the transformation OF Q caterpulas
into butterfly.
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The Ora ma tic Broadsfds.

TO every essential charge resting upon Mr. Trlton's
own authority relieved great deal OF anxiety,
and has excited q confident hope that everything
Will be explained consistently with their innocenc6
and honor.
Beecher Bound to Stand by the Woman.
From the Springfield tIlLj Registerl
Beecher is at least entitled the credit OF stand.
ing by the woman, but after all we doubt whether
he appears as handsomely as Dave stewart. OF
chicago, did some years ago. He was bound 70 DO
what ne has done, but be might have done is
better.
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non NEW ORLEANS DIRECT

j. The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship KNlcKERBn0KEk. Captain Kemble.
II, at r. N. Freight received daily. Through rated
given to Galveston, ndian0la, Rockport or Aranzal
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TO CLARK d SEAMAN SO West street.