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NouItOn CajOIed Him

into returning it to keep up the friend
ship with Tilton. He said to Beecher
that Mrs. Tilton loved him better than
she did her husband, and now, said
Moulton all that you have got to do is
to join hands with me in All effort to set
matters right. Beccher said if he had
caused all this trouble in the family, and
won this womans love from her hus-
band, he was willing to do anything to
repair the injury. Placed in such posi-
ton, what should Beechcr have done?
No person could tell for they would all
have acted differently. Beecher and Ill
ton were as opposite as the polls.
The hour OF recess having arrived, the
Court WAS adjourned till Monday next.
Mr.. Porter being greatly fatigued. Judge
Nelson stated that if counsel did Lot
finish next week, he would hold Court on
Saturday and on Sunday too.
Perhaps suggested Mr.. Evarts.
Mr.. Beach said he would not occupy
more than two days in his summing mp,
and therefore desired to know what time
would be required by the other side, but
Evarts could give him no satisfactory
answer.
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TYRONE, PA, May 2l.-The confusion
is 50 great and the telegraph lines so busy
with railroad matters that it l. impossi-
bic to get much further particulars Of the
fire AT Osceola. Hundreds of people are
hou.cles, and destitute of clothing and
provisions. The Burgess Of Huntingdon
was t,l.-roph"d this morning for food
and clothing for the sufferers. Relief Is
badly needed. The ire Is raging in the
woods at Snow Shoe City.
O.cHoLA, Pa, May 2l.-The insur-
ance of Mashannon Lumber Company,
whose property was destroyed Yesterday,
amounts to $lS5,0OO, in Eastern and
fnrairn cpmpanirS
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7F'heelinq 9egi5ter.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
=. ll6!.
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CLEVELAND, May 2l.-ln the morning
session OF the Presbyterian Assembly, u
resolution was adopted which entities
synod of the Church to one representative
in the standing committee on benevolent
work of the Church.
Rev. DR.. Dickey resigned his position
as temporary clerk, and Rev. james A.
Marshall, of Philadelphia, was elected to
fill the vacancy.
The committee appointed by the last
General Assembly Ia consider the matter
of the mileage charges Of commissioners
to the General Assembly, with view to
provide such regulations as shall tend to
greater uniformity in the allowance for
mileage, submitted the following report:
The Committee recommend that the fol-
lowing amounts be made to the mileage
system as printed in page l76 of the min
utes of the last General Assembly:
First-That in order to hasten the
payment of the proportionments from
the several Presbyteries, the word
fourth" be substituted in place Of the
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Snort Horn Sales.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The short horns
belonging to Avery " Murphy, of Port
Huron. were sold at Dexter Park to-day.
The notable sales were, Peri the second
OF Syndalc. to ). W. Jacobs, Iowa, for
81 600; Joan of Arc to Albert Crane, Of
Durham Park, Kansas, $1,000 Imported
Wastells Golden Drop, four, to Hallway,
Alexis, ILLINOIS, $1,000; Imported Wei
come to Mrs. f. Byron, Abingdon, Hi
nois. 81 l.O22; Imported Michigan Daisy
to same, 81 200; Imported Casket to same,
Sl.725; Miss Wiley, 9th, S2,675;
and Miss Wiley 25th, 81, ,S25, to Colonel
Simms: Parisky Rose, OF Fairhomc 4th,
to Colonel Robert Holloway, Alexis,
Illinois. 1925; Second Lonan, of Glen
Flora, to Colonel Robert Holloway,
s., $50; Duke Airdrie, to J. LsnbuFn,
Port Hudson, $4,000
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IN the United States Court in Brook
lyn, New York, on Saturday, Genera.
b. r. Butler, was the defendant in the
suit ct Herbert against Butler. The
plaintiff Is a New York lawyer, and
some years ago was employed by GAIA
way t. Lamar to prosecute some claims
ioF a large amount for cotton which had
been seized by the government. Mr..
Herbert was promised $4,000 if he WAS
successful. He employed Gen Butler
10 assist him, and the General settled the
claims in Washington, and Mr. Lamar
gave him the $4,000 fec, which be bsd
promised Mr.. Herbert, ex pecting General
Butler to divide with his associate Con
Butle: went back to Essex. and Mr.
Herbert says that he has not received a
penny. He sues for $4,000. On NO.
count Of the absence of the defendant the
case went of until May q.
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EVENING SESSION.

At s o'clock the Association reassembled at
Hibernian Hall. The following preamble and
resolutions were adopted after discussion:
Whereas, in times when public men are cor
rupt. it is of supreme Importance that the peo,-
ple should have every means, consistent with
private rights, of exposing wrong-dolng ana
demanding and securing the reform OF abuses
and whereas, free press is the natural ana
universal voice of a free people; and whereas,
vigorous and sympathetic efforts have been
made by judicial process, by civil actions ana
by criminal prosecutions to force the Press TO
be silent where the public good requires thaG
its utterances shall be bold, truthful ana con-
slant; and whereas, a continuance OF the pros
ecution of the public Press in South Carolina
threatens to deprive the people of their last ana
strongest barrier against tyranny and venallty'
Therefore, :.
Resolved, That we most emphatically con-
demn any attempts, from whatsoever source
and in whatever guise they come, to abridge In
any way the freedom of the Press as guara,n-
teed to the people by the organic law OF the
State.
Resolved, That we look upon all interference
with the chartered rights of the Press to IN,
quire into the conduct of public officers, ana n!
to print whatever matter is proper for pubic
| information, as practice dangerous IN Its ten
dencv. subyersive of right, insulting to justice,
| fraueht with evil, and to be denounced and re.
sisted at all times, on all occasions, and oy all
lawful means. :.
The following preamble and resolutions, In
troduced by Mr.. J. G. Hemphill, were unani-
mously adopted: n
Whereas, the Charleston Neaos and Cbur1er
has recently been subjected to prosecutor,
for libel, which, in its character, is without
precedent in the history of this State Anu
whereas, this prosecution was evidently
prompted by its vigorous, persistent and success
| full labors for the public good And whereas,
its trial virtually ended in its vindication.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, by the State Press Association OF
South Carolina, That we hereby express our
qualification at the failure of this prosecution,
and that we heartily congratulate our contem-
porary upon its safe deliverance.
Can't. W. l.. De Pass and COL G. Irvine Wal
ker were invited to seats on the floor Of the
| Convention.
It was, on motion, resolved that the secretary
be Instructed to have five hundred copies OF
the constitution of the Association printed.
It was also resolved that copies of the proceed
ings be sent to the leading newspapers in the
United States.
On motion, it was resolved that the next
meeting of the Association be held in Spartan
burg.
Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell offered
to print the proceedings of the Convention
gratis, which offer was accepted, and the
thanks of the Association were returned to
that firm.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at
the Charleston Hotel, at P. NJ, to-day.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
IT'S hereby given that application will be made
i thirty days after date to John w. Daniels,
ESD, Clerk of the Court for Anderson County
for Charter incorporating the Welfare Color
ed Baptist Church, in accordance with the Act
of Assembly in such cases made and provided.
By order of the Church.
N. B. GAILLARD,
Church Clerk.
May 13, 1875 43 81
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LADIES SrORB
ANDERSON, S. G.
-O-
SPRING STYLES, 1875.

AGAIN invite my friends and customers
to call and examine my large stock of MlLLl-
merry and DRESS GOODS, which / have
just received.
/ spent two weeks in the North, where
posted myself in all the styles for the present
season.
NV DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT is
| complete, and ] guarantee satisfaction III Ma
king and in the styles for Cutting and Fitting
Ladies and Children's HATS trimmed i'll
the most fashionable styles, and upon the
shortest notice. Orders received by Railroad
will he filed, and goods sent by next train.
keep on hand a large stock of LADIES'
GLOVES and HOSIERY, young Ladies' and
Gents FANCY SASHES, BOWS and TIES.
am still the agent for Madam Demorests
Patterns for Ladies' and Children, and have Il
large stock on hand, which will be sent by
mail when ordered.
Special attention given to all the styles for
Party and Bridal Outfits. Attention also given
to dress for Funeral occasions and Burial Ser
vices.
Stamping for Braiding, Embroidery and
Fluting done upon short notice.
New Goods received weekly.
l thank my friends for their past patronage,
and most respectfully solicit continuance OF
the same
MRS. C.. C. PEGG.
Anri1 s 1873
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will malleapplcation to w. w. Humphreys
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Wednesday, the 9th day of June next, fora FL
nal settlement of the Estate of Benjamin Gas
JAMES S. GASSAWAG,
Administrator with Will annexed.
MAY g. 40 a. .
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OkO BBTS. fine FAMILY FLOUR for sale
~cO cheap for cash, by
700 GALLONS n. o. Molasses, in kegs,
tOO half barrels and barrels-Muscovado
and Reboilcd Molasscs for sale cheap for cash
by w. s. SHARPE.
> OOO LBS. Granulated, Crushed, Extra
=. OOO c, and c, and choice New Orleans
Sugars, for sale cheap for cash. by
1900 b '9 3zv! $ 's s1:'s; 5s Il; +; i5;sS ;aS
1SO LBS. Extra Fine Gunpowder, and
l. cO Hyson and Black Tea, for sale cheap
for cash, by w. S. SHARPE.
A LSO, fine assortment of everything in the
IA. line of GROCERIES, for sale cheap for
cash, by w. S. SHARPE.
A LARGE Stock of Saddles Riding and
IN Blind Brides and Saddle Lays, for sale
cheap for cash. w. S. SHARPE.
Jan 7, 1875
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GEO. ?. RQNal \ CO.

conduct Agency for tho reception Of advertisements oF
American NEwSfArERstle most complete establishment
of the kind in the world Six thousand NEWSPAPERS are
Every advertisement is taken at the home price of
the paper without any additional charge commission.
All advertiser in dealing with the Agency is saved trou
bic and correspondence making contract instead of
Dozen hundred or thousand. Book OF eighty pages,
gous, agricultural class political daily and country pc.
pcrs aud all publications which are specially valuable
advertisers with information about prices sent
FREE to any address on application Persons at dis
wishing makecontacs for advertising many town,
city, county, State Territory of the United States,
else statement Of what they want together with copy of
the Advertisement they desire inserted and will receive
eide whether to increase or reduce the order For such
information there is charge. Orders taken for sim
gle paper well for larger list; for single dol
lar readily for larger Offices (Times Buding0
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A Ii. persons having demands against the
" Estate of Dr. O. r. BroylcS deceased
are requested to present them, duly proven. to
4. T. Broyos, Attorney for the undersigned
and such as are indebted TO the said Estate to
make Immediate payment to him.
S. A. BROYLES, EXecutriX.
April %, 1875 II
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May 13, 1875
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ~ ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, Mrs. Anna Poor made suit to
me to grant her Letters of Administration,
with Will annexed, on the Estate and effects
Of John Poor, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said John Poor, deceased, that they be and
appear before me in the Court OF Probate, to
day, 2sth day of May next, after publication
hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given undermy hand, this 10th day Of May,
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Nav L. 1875 4S 2*
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No Humbug! No Hulnbug

A GOOD lot of Ready-Made Clothing, con-
n sisting of Overcoats Black and ColOred
Suits, for sale cheap for cash, by
A fine Stock of Shelf Hardware-Axes, Mat
IN tOcks Trace Chains, Cross Cut Saws,
Nails, &c., cheap for cash.
w. g. SHARPE.
II ARGE stock Of consisting Of
\ 4 Hemlocl< and Oak Tanned Sole Leather,
French and American Calf Skins, Lining Skins
and Shoe Findings, cheap for cash.
w. S. SHARPE.
T,INE stock of HATS, for men, boys and
Il Children cheap for cash.
CPLENDID assortment of Mems, SHOES
- and BOOTS. Also, Boys Shoes & Boots,
Ladies' Shoes, and Childrens' Shoes and Boots,
cheap for cash. w. S. SHARPE.
TENERAL assortment of DRY GOODS,
VI which Will he sold low for cash.
w, s. SHARPE
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WILHITE & WILLIAMS
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice of Final Settlement.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
they will make application TO ". w. 1lunl-
phrcvs, Judge Of Probate for Anderson Coun'
Gr Final Settlement of the Estate of Pene-
lope Nelson, deceased, and Final Discharge
THE STATE SAVINGS and
INSURANCE BANK of ANDERSON, ,. G.,
Administrator.
May &, 1875 AZ
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE UF SUUTh CARULIWA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
w. w. Orr, Admir- of James Orr, decd, Plain
tiff, against Georgiana Orr, j. Nj. Orr, and
CONN Jaiaat to sell Land, Marshal AS-
sets, Relief, &c.
vVyHE Creditors of James Orr, deceased, are
/ hereby notified to present and prove their
demands before me on or before the 18th day
Of July next, on pain of losing all interest or
advantage under any decree made in the above
JOHN w. DANIELS,
Clerk Court Common Pleas
May l3, 1875 43
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his accursed hand, which was a ,trote.
phlush.
The property is mine!' said be.
"'It is! said /.
Then / experienced feeling of rs
morse. Then / felt that drah-pooujer
was gambling. and that gambling in anv
form was a sin of the most heinous ma
ture. and that / had been guilty of A
crime.
"'0h, Why / exclaimed, did ever
permit myself to become infatuated with
the desire for eamingl II win, il il nv
neighbor' dirhems; if lose. ii is nv
own. In any case, there is nothing of
actual value that passes. While we use
capital in gambling, we produce nothing.
One side is richer. the other poorer. and
there has been a waste of precious time.
Besides, it is terribly demoralizipg. II
infatuates man and enfeebles his mind,
His mind dwells on the game to the ex-
clusion of everything that is good; il
brushes out everything that is high and
noble, and develops everything that is
mean and small in ones nature. II
ruins the loser financially and ruins the
winner morally. Wretch that I am
why did 1 ever permit myself to play at
ALL Why did permit this cursed in
fatuation to grip me? And remorse sat
on me, and l beat my breast and pulled
my hair. Bewailing my wickedness, |
determined to purge himself of the un-
holy thing
Would I have so thought and so
done had l held the -phlush, and
the accursed bellows-mender the four
aces? don't know. "-[ Nasty.
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as an electioneeripg job, though among
business men there seems to be consid-
cradle disposition to believe it, and some
more hopeful express confidence that it
will reopen in few days. The general
impression, however, seems to be that il
resumption takes place il will not be
until after few weeks. No intimation
of the condition of the bank as yet given
by the directors, and it is impossible at
present to speculate on it with any as
surance Of correctness.
A rumor has prevailed in the city this
afternoon, which may have gone East,
that Burling Bros, one of the most
prominent firms of stockholders, have
failed for two million dollars. Inquiry
fails to confirm the report, though it is
true that the firm is affected to the
amount Of about half million by the
suspension of the Bank of California, but
it is believed they are able to stand it,
and it is stated on good authority that
Sharon will back them up il any assis.
lance is required.
As indicative Of the feeling in stocks,
private ira nsactions have been made
within the following figures: Ophir 40
to 43, Mexican 1917, Crown Point "a,
Yellow Jacket SO, BeIcher IS to 20, Con-
solidated Virginia 225, California so.
A report obtained circulation Today
that Burling Bros. had hypothecated the
stock of Bank of California with Savings
Il Loan Society, on Clay street. which
proved to be an over issue; but, on in
quiry, the President of the Savings Bank
stated that there was no truth in the re-
port.
A prominent Front street merchant, in
an interview this afternoon, gave an en-
couraging account of affairs among mer-
camille men. No failures have occurred
among them, and none is anticipated.
The brokers also speak hopefully of the
condition, and the feeling generally is
cheerful and confident. Nothing later
from the National Gold Bank & Trust
Company or Merchants Exchange Bank.
Both are engaged in gathering coin for
the resumption of business.
SAN Francisco, August 31.--Coroner's
inquest in the case of Ralston was re-
sumed this afternoon. The report of the
physician who made the post norton ex-
animation was that the deceased died
of asphyxia. The analysis of the stom-
ach is not yet completed, but will be
given to the jury on Friday Afternoon.
This afternoon an attachment was
levied on the real estate OF the Bank of
California. at the instance of Adolph
Shirlk, who claims to be q creditor to
the amount of two thousand one hum
dred and fifty-six dollars.
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COST oFTHE CENTENN1AL.-Jno Walsh
resident OF the Centennial Board ~
finance, in response to inquiries by Mr.
leyton as to the cost of the exhibition
and as to what will be derived at tba
close from all sources of revenue bas
written letter stating that the total cost
OF all the buildings, improvement of I the
grounds, and expenses incident RI tho
organization and conduct of the ITn;taa
states Centennial Commission. Centen.
NAL Board of Finance, and TO the exh;.
nltion until its close will be SIS. 500 O0o
Inc statements are given under the "a.
serve that. while they are in accordance
With his best judgment, they are of ne.
sessltty but approximations of results
winch are dependent upon circumstances
subject to changes The appropriation
y Pennsylvania of $1,000, 900, and bv
Philadelphia of S1,5OO,OOO together
with the proceeds of gifts, profits on
sales OF medals, etc., which will weld
eooo, 0OO-in all 1000, 0O0-will not be
Included in the stock basis; therefore
.ne STOCK basis cannot exceed S.. 500. 600
ana probably not SIS, 100000. The nun.
psr OF admissions cannot bs reasona.
oiy estimated at less than 10000 600
H @1,e %. at 30 cents each, will Weld AZ.
MN,ooO, to which must be- added tbe
amount to be received from concess;ons
h;H I .ne sale OF materials after the exhi-
msI; n closes Ss say 100000, together
csn;..R S1,ooO,0OO. or the whole stock
0aplsal.--[Phil. Times. 800 SUCK
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Pacific Coast.

SAN fRANcrsco, August 81. - In con-
nection with recent rumors concerning
affairs of the Bank of California re.
specting over issue of stock, disappear
ance OF securities and other fraudulent
proceedings, this much is now posi-
lively known; that from three to three
and half millions assets of the Bank of
California havo been very recently alb
stracted without the knowledge of the
directors. How this has been done ia
not known. The directors are busy ex.
aiming into the state of affairs, but it is
not known when report will be ready.
The financial situation develops no
new features. This morning the Ma
tonal Gold Bank & Trust Co. and the
Merchants Exchange Bank still remained
closed.
The election tomorrow begins to en-
gross large shere of the public atten-
ton, heightened by contradictory reports
believed TO have political Significance as
to the condition Of the Bank OF Califor.
MIA and the prospect of resumption.
1t IS being stated about town aud gen.
orally circulated that the Bank of Cali.
fornia will positively resume business,
The statement is diligently used here as
factor in the political problem. Within
the last half hour personal interyiev
was had with one of the most prominent
gentleman of the Board of Directors
VINO says directly that all such state
nents are premature; that an effort il
oeins made to reorganize by forming a
guarantee fund to liquidate the affairs of
the bank and afford means to resume
business and that the responses of those
approached are OF most ENCOURAGING
nature, but that nothing can vet be-
stated definitely. In answer to a ouos-
ton concerning rumors of fraudnlent
action on the part of Ralston, the gen.
tieman replied: IAN can say about
that is, that Mr.. Ralston Appropriated
funds OF the bank largely to his own
uses On being asked if there appeared
to be evidence of intentional fraud on
Ralston's part, he replied mr.. Raj.
ston Gos into snap and used the Bank
to help himself out"
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81. = No new
facts have been developed concerning
the resumption OF the Bank Of Califor.
ma ey some the state ment is regarded
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If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but iirst-class workmen. II.
CHEEsE Cheese! One thousand. pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail, at 7. G. PoUJADE's.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lee Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three for
so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes. Pouches, etc., at Rolla Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin s
saloon. IT, w. r. WILSON.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. IF
IcE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
S. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
OF f. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. If
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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BY TELEG r A p II!

spscIAL To THR PIoOHE DAILY HsooRD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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Governor Army has recently visited
Philadelphia and made arrangements for
two hundred feet square of land in Fair
mount Park for the exhibition of pro-
ducts and minerals OF New Mexico and
the Pueblo and Navajo tribes. He pro-
poses to erect an adobe building after the
style of the Pueblos and ancient Aztecs,
for the display of the products and
handiwork of the Pueblos and Navaioes,
and take on delegation with him TO
illustrate their skill in making fabrics.
[ S. L. Tribune.