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The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

Some OF the blind Democratic pa
pers that have, without knowing or
caring anything about the truth, been
asserting the completely Of President
Grant on the ST Louis Whiskey
Ring frauds, had better copy the fol-
lowing from the R7~bticon, the
leading Democratic paper Of the
city named:
1--WE believe President Grant is
wholly disconnected with the whisky
frauds. Our information is reliable
that he has co-operated thoroughly
with Secretary Brist. " in unearth-
ing the frauds. When appealed to
by Mcdonald, Joyce and others 10
interfere with Bristow's work, he
firmly, and with emphasis, declined,
~ he has since done. He
has been visited at Washington
Long Branch, and here by scores OF
persons advising the dismissal of the
suits, but invariably replied as be-
fore"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

ods Of life tonic Is necessity; but
here i danger in using slimulan,s
thst iniure the organs of digestion
while giving temporary relief. To
obviate This, and present TO the public
9 tonic free from Alcoholic Poison,
DR.. Greene prepared the Oxygenated
Bitter-, sure cure for Dyspepsia and
all kindred complaints. Sold every
where. John r. Henry, Currsn 4
Co, proprietors. and 9 College Place,
New York. o;h.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Estate Of Hans Petersen. deceased.

Estate of Hans Petersen. deceased.
The state Of Iowa. Cedar cSunty ~:
To whom 1t may concern:
You are hereby notified that the final re.
port of PesriD Ehyers lexatee Of said estate
]. now on file IN the office Of the Clerk al
the circuit Court and that tho February
term Of the Circuit Court Of said conn,y
commencing on the third Monday, 18th dny
Of February. iS75. mas been set as the tim q
for dnai hearing in said case At which
time all persons interested may appear
and show cause why said Administratoy
should not be discharged.
2wS W wHvAS SEss rYeyt
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The snSu-storm which started in
Utab on Sunday, and. moving east
wsrd through Wyoming, Nebraska
and Dakota Monday, reached lows
and Illinois that night. was reported
IN Michigan and the Lake Huran and
Lake Erie regions and Western Can
ada and Western New l rk Tuesday
forenoon.
TIE legislature recently elected
10 New jersey Is the one hundred,h
Legislature elected hy that State. the
hrs, election having occurred 10 Sep
tember Il. lss5.
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srcP THAT COUGH Many hesitate to
try medicine for decease, on account
OF the expense. connected with the un-
certainty ofits benehtting them; while
al the same time, they had confidence in
shst remedy, the expense would be the
least objection With this fact in view
We make the following proposition; Any
person suffering with cold, cough or
sore throat, that will call at A. NJ. Kinks
drug store and purchase bottle of "Hale's
Cough Cordial" use one half of it, and
if they conclude that ii Is dong them
no good, they can return the bottle and
receive back their money
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity
that produced such magical results.
Don't fail to try. 6m4O
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JUDICIAL ORDER.
Times OF Holding Courts In tho
sth Judicial DisGrtcs Of Iowa.

In pursuance OF the provisions of the
Statute in snch case made and provided,
ii is hereby ordered that the terms Of the
District Court for the 18th judicial Dis
trict IN the State ni lows, for the years
1876 and 1877. shall be held st the times
and places following. 10 wit:
At Iowa City, ia the caaDty af John
son, on the first Monday IN January and
the FIRST Monday 10 June.
AT Marengo. in the county of Iowa, on
the first Monday in February and the
first Monday in September
At Toledo, in the county Of Tama, on
the third Monday IN February and the
third Monday in September.
At Ninton, in the county OF Benton
on the first Monday in March and the
first Monday in October.
At Marion, In the county Of Linn, on
the third Monday in March and the
third Monday Ia October.
At Upton, in the county of Cedar, on
the first Monday in May, and the fourth
Monday IN November
AT Anamosa, IN the county of Jones
in the third Monday in May and the
second Monday IN December.
And 1t Is further ordered that the
terms Of the Circuit Court in and for
sald sth Judicial District, for the years
| 1876 and 1877, shall Le held at the
times and places following. TO wit:
AT Iowa City, In the county OF John.
son, on the third Moniay in March and
the fourth Monday in September.
At Marengo, in the county of Iowa,
on the third Monday in April and the
third Monday in November
At Toledo, in the county OF Tama, on
the first Monday IN May and the frs,
Monday in December
AT Finton, in the comfy of Benton,
on the third Monday in May and the
third Monday in December.
At Marion, in the county Of Linn, on
the first Monday in January and the
first Monday in June
At Upton, IN the county OF Cedar, on
the third Monday in February ana the
fourth Monday in August.
At Anamosa, in the county Of Jones,
on the first Monday in March and the
second Monday in September
Given under our hands at vinton,
this 18th day Of October, 1873
JAS H. ROTHROCK,
Judge Dist. Court 9Th Dist
JOHN McKEAN,
Circuit Court 9Th Judicial Circuit.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

RIsToS-We do not believe that
Ra.sson, the President of the involvent
Bank of California, committed suicide.
He WAS not one of that tninskinned liz
who seek the oblivion of death TO end
their woes. Had he exercised prudence
In taking his bath, he would have been
alive 70 day. There are thousands who
nigh, profit by the lesson. Don't neg
lect cold till it throws you into con
sumtion Use Halls Balsam, the best of
all remedies for coughs and colds-and
cure Yourself iu season. We know of
no better medicine to Keep in the house.
Price, 81 90 per bottle
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

The number Of lives lest by the
founderiag Of the steamship Pacific,
of the Oregon coast, is now believed
10 have been at least 200.
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SAVES FUEL! SAVES LABOR
the
NAIIO\AL STEEL TUBE CLEANER
ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed has this d ty been appointed by the
'ifenii Court OF Cedar county, Iowa, Ad-
ministratriX CT the estate Of asmneI
Wirick, deceased. and all persons having
claims against said estate ars hereby no.
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and persons owing said estate are nntin al
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Dated st Upton. Iowa. this sth day OF
November, A. ID. 1875
2a ALafkA WIRIcK, ,Administratrix.
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Upton Market,


CHICAGO. Nov. 18th. Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
TIE kETRACTION.

Now, gentlemen, you have an immediate
written paper coming !Om the wife Spontaneously on
her part II you believe that Mr. Beecher aided or rs
sisted in any gree the lorm an1 manner VI the state
ment coming from his recent knowledge OF the nature
and degree Of the charge and you have here
immediately a note that shows cOncusypy TO the com
monest understanding that the charge of improper
solicitations Why, good heavens! gentlemen, II the
charge had the prostitution OF her body and adu
terry why would Mr.. Beecher or this woman have had
this their heads that the gravamen injurious to
Mr. Beecher as involving imnorality OF purpose, equal
so far as and desire to the contamination OF
the wckedness had not been the charge that
her name had been made at that interview We do not
need wander far compare texts Against the par
ties that DESTROYED the paper there could be no evidence
except It's magical ostoraton from the flames that could
rete and confront their present petenson that 1t was
ANYTHING else than charge Of improper solicitations
absolutely 40 Immediately clearly, this correction
and retracton OF CHARGE and when she found that
the generality OF the first part that she had written did
not Dc scribe the letter but that the letter itself would
need read with the first part, she then saw the
deficiency and added the final words That she had not
said armatively before she had withdrawn the letter
but only that and you would need the letter to know
what she had Withdrawn it then Stood and for
she never wanted that letter that she had written TO see
the light she makes the paper complete adding;
desire to say explicitly Mr. Beecher has never offered
any improper solicitations, but mas always treated NE IN
a 1nanIier becoming a Christian and gentleman.
Now that paper have read to You was put in evidence
by this plaintiff and being in evidence his wifcs state
men brought by him. 1t reads according to its natural
import. against him by all the Laws OF evidence but it
was competent for him to fasy the statement OF fact
concerning himself that is included in this wifcs letter
that he produces IN evidence wit, Weared with i'm
portunities gave letter neufpating my friend Henry
Ward Beecher under that that would remove
all difficulties between and my husband; was per-
suaded to it, almost forced" and he has not conraiced
one word Of these imputatons against him as to the
means and the method by which the first letter OBJ
tanned What do you think OF that gentlemen II is not
the fat Of counsel that all know He guides himself,
and he does not always know what is important to
DENY and what 10 confess II stands then, upon their
own evidence az an extOrted accusation against Mr..
Beecher retraced the first remonstrance, retracted
without coercve retraced peacefully and with
nas 70 Coincidence
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MRS. TurONs RECLAMATION.

Now. to go on with that night-that solemn
night-Mr Tlton goes home He says either In the let
ter which he procured from his wife in his own
pcit testimony that he found IN distress, and
resthrough his evidence this view of the later occur
rences OF that evening That returning 10 his home with
ont any inquiry hrs part and without sOeitude
or interest his puts in his possession before retiring
for the night statement called here recantaton Of tho
retracton It's real nature shall expose TO you, and
that that was the course Of things.
DECEMBER 80. Ie7O-midnight.
MY DEAR HUsRASD: 1 desire To leave with you DeiO
going sleep statement that Mr. Henry Ward BcccAer
called upon this evening asked me II you'd DEFEND
him against an accusation In council or minister's AMI
replied sOlemny that would In case the accliser was
any other person than my husband. he Ii: W. 81 dc
tated a letter which copied my own, 10 be used ~
him ma against any other except my husband.
This letter was designed vindicate Mr eecher against
all other persons save only yourself was ready 70 No
in your hands addressed 10 him. dated December -,
had struck him dead and ended his usefulness. You aud
both pledged 10 do our best ~ avoid Puolcity Sod
grant speedy end TO all further anxeties Affection
ately ELlHAbhih'
Now, he Is giving statement of his, but can read
that Just as well after read 10 you Mrs MehelPs she
tells Won the story Of his approach to that sick chamber
and that sick He says, in this story OF his, i'm
ediatey following his statement that he had sent Mr..
Beecher down:
Shortly after he left left; reaching home found
that Mrs TOn, who then seriously Ill and in bed,
was agitated and distressed
kadthen he gives the narrative Of what passed. and
how sl voluntarily resumed her pen and Ink and wrote
The following statement. Resumed her and ink size
had her pen and ink write the Beecher retracOn.
10 doubt about that resumed her pen and ink
write this recantation.
The Court here took recess until 2. u.
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THE LAW on A wIFE's CONFESSIONS.

Now, gentlemen, let us see what courts think
OF women and their confessions III you please TO call THE
90 but 1t was accusation OF third person, Mr.
Beecher not a coniessi0n) that extorted. | read
from the ease OF Derby agt- Derby in II NewJersey
Equity, SO:
Where from the facts in the IL was evident that
the defendant, the wife, not resOute, strong
minded woman, but Of yielding, unressting nature.
and on the other hand, that the plaintiff the husband
was man OF decided will. strong. resolute and violent
who knew the value OF energy and violent attitude In
everything more tmid minds, and where the wife
suinmoned into his the hush ands room 10 execute
paper which contained confession OF her adultery and
which waa in his handwriting and she urged by him
70 sen IT, in a room locked up with him alone, held that
such a written confession although formally sworn TO
before an authorized officer, should haze peyhf
evidence OF adultery
Judge Neilson-Mr. Evarts. that was an action for
divorce, believe, was 1t not
Mr. Eyarts-An action for divorce. Chancellor Zabris
kie one Of the most eminent Chauceors OF NewJcrsey
speaks of paper that referred to- and read from
his opinion in the
1t y the written confession Of the defendant herself.
and not only signed by her but sworn To before Master
this Court IL written and read Ia her by her hus
band and again read by the Master before she signed IT,
aur he eses that he cautioned her against signing
swearing ~ II II the contents not true This
fesson does admit her guilt hut admits that aha
met Palmer on the Dean Richmond by appointment that
Palmer stateroom in the name Of NJ Derby that
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THE GETTING OF THE RECLAMATION.

THE GETTING OF THE RECLAMATION.
The Court met at . p. NJ, pursuant to adj
journment.
Mr. Fvarts-Now. we have witness 10 whose credit
no observations Of mine need 20 add anything. The
snrte honest character Of this experienced woman,
Mrs Mitchell attention TO what she says. She
upcontradcted by any testimony md all these external
facts observed by her. aud rehearsed by her. carry
their impression with ImaginAtons about evidence
are not TO INDUCED in have asked you TO deract
one lot or title from the testimony Of Mr. MoutOn,
OF Mr. Ton, except upon the grounds that have given
you out OF their mouths and In the conflict that
rssod between them and independent, disnterested.
competent witnesses, who, whenever there comes .
point OF Importance, that their testimony is be
pared with Mr. Moulton's Mr. Yton's, contradict
Them OF On the return OF Mr. Tlton,
he said he found his wife aStatsd and has carried
the whole that she put voluntarily in his hands,
as preparation of wrong abe had done, what is
called the recanaton o the retraoton and which have
read TO you. The nurse says:
O. Did you know OF his return and how first did you
know OIL A. The first knew d r. was awakened in
. Where were yos aeep1,sf A. with Mrs. r1ton-
q Before you went 70 sleep had Mrs rilton gone to
q What excited yOar attention. OF swahened you A.
"a hi. VIZ eoud not s bcv he Vas down Nv ~
side OF the bod. talking and Whispering very earnestly
and It awakened me. and saad TO MI Tlton: Mr. M
ton this viii do Ma Tuton must not be disturbed
So" She seemed TO be very much sSftatsd-
Then abe cautonssMr Tton against the danger Of her
taking cold aud the result that upon the suggeston
either Of Mrs Tlton Mr. Triton, the left aide
Of Mrs Tnton Mr. Tnton Withdrawing nom the 10
enable her 70 put ber WRAPPER and went and dows
in study and while she there abe heard during
period which she describes may be hour the ansy
Of the hubbard. and ~ snsstss q ~ vA ~
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bity and consistency their respective claims to be-
lief were reviewed.
THE PROCEEDINGs-VBRBA1IM

Mr.. EvARTS RESUMES HIS ARGUMENT.
The Court met at II a.. IN, pursuant to adj
journment
Mr.. Evarts came in about Ills.
Mr. Evarts-Have the jury been called. your Honor.
Judge Neson-Yes
Mr. Evars have to apologize for the detention of the
ferryboat in the stream, which kept Unexpectedly
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Guided certain evidence, and new trial should bo
ordered because he excluded evidence But the prfn-
cples are laid down. 80 that there Is nothing adequate,
nothing that been superseded by the growing cyi
zaton Of times. Indeed. although there may have
hazardous II think dangerously innovation upon
the defenses OF marriage yet law in is justice mas
never varied in IFS tOeraton Of this subsection OF tho
wife the husband TO this apparent peril to the
enforcement OF criminal justice.
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THE TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.
MR.. EvARTs ON MRS. TILToN's LETTER OF
RETRACTION.

hE1hAClION.
Nun srntyuSc TIP FOR THE DEFENSE EXTENDED BE-
yoNp ANTrcrPAuoN-MR. EvARrs NOT EXPECTED
TO CONCLUDE THIS week.-Mrs. INTENTION TO
co OVER THE REST OF THE EVIDENCE MORE
RAprpIY-ToPICs CONSIDERED by HIM YEsTER-
pAY-THE INTERVIEW AT MR.. MoULToN's HOUSE
FURTHER LOOKED INTo-MRs. TILTONs LETTER
OF RETRACTION AND THE LETTER EXPLAINING
1T ExAMINED-MR. MoULToN's GETTING POSSES
SION OF THE RETRAcTIoN REvIEwED-oPPosING
TESTIMONY CoLIATKD.
The continuation of the argument of Mr. Evarts
for the defendant in the Tlton-Beecher trial yester
day covered among its principal topics, the nature
of the accusation against Mr.. Beecher made by Mr..
Ylton in the interview at Mr.. MoultOns house, Mrs.
Ttons letter OF retraction and her subsequent let
ter explaining the letter Of retraetion and the in
terview between Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. MOul-
ton when the latter obtained posses
SION of the letter of retracton. Charles
II. Reed. District-Attorney of Chicago; Judge Lam
bert Tree of Chicago the Rev. Bradford K Pierce of
Zion's Herald Boston; the Hon. George c. Speare Of
Schuyler Co., n Y; the Hon. George c. Beekman Of
Monmouth Co., n. j., and the Hon. 0. A. Bassett OF
Kansas, occupied seats on the bench with Judge
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allegiance Society chooses for her and SAYS, You
the wife, and public justice shall not place you on the
witness-stand"
Now IL your Honor please TO what our own Courts
say on this great que Of husband and wife, rad
now rem the case Of Cassn ag Delaney in the LIST Of
DAYS Common Pleas Reports, page 225. necessarily
revert to this report 10 show the facts. (Readingl;
The proof on the before the referee showed that
the plaintiff first arrested the 20th OF November,
az the instance OF the defendant, Lawrence Delaney
that imprisoned for that night, and m the Motn-
ing being brought before the Police Justice was
because IL appeared that the money witch IL
was alleged the plaintiff had embeZzed did not belong
the defendant Laurence, but was the property Of
the Justice and made her complaint for the enbezzo
ment. The plaintiff being sti in the courtroom was
gave bail for his appearance on the cnarge
That is to say, the husband of a wife having made
complaint crimnaily of embezzlement Of property t
turned out his wifes property and not Inns.
and she for therefore, by her oa ~ mako that
supporting contribution TO the efficacy Of the criminal
charge The charge turned out unfounded at any rate,
dismissed and the party there accused brought
his action for malicious prosecution and false nprisOn
Inent against husband aud wife, and in the Court Of Ap
peas in the 3sth OF NewYork Reports, page lF9 tho
question consdered-lreadingl;
Where q prosecution is malciousy instituted by O
husband and WIFE, the latter acting in the presence aud
for damages IN such actiont The authorities
clear that when a felony any inferior degree
committed by the wife in the presence aud BY tho
direction OF her husband she Is not personally liable To
exempt her from liability both OF those concurrent cir
Inand OF the husband An oense by HIS direction, but
not In his presence, does net exempt her from liability
NOT does his presence accompsnied by his direction
His presence furnishes evidence and affords presump
tion OF his direction bat IL La not concIusive and the
truth may be established by competent evidence.
And IL appeared On the prssfs that the referee