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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation Of the " ENNsYLyAEI-
suEEszAATs-zEITUNe" In Dauphin County
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Published In Harrisburg, Engllah e well as
German. 1t Is therefore he best advsrtis-
ne medium in this part Of the State.
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wrote the article as appeared in The Eag and the alterations
were msdc by him. therefore. from the card,
@ At your suggestion and with your concurreoeef a. NO.
Sir: with my concurrence afterwards.
@ Mr. Bccchcr's card short Allow me 10 can yo'i
attention language and give yo reason forthe cnsne
tRcsdingl
have seen In the morning papers thar eppicau"n nss
been made 10 Mrs Victoria Woodruff for certain lc,tee o. mo
eupposed 20 contain information respecting certain
stories against me- has two business letter. one deehhs
aninrsaon suffrage meeting and she Other aS0'nns
her assistance solicited . --..,.-..
os and All letters In the hands OF other per
eons they have my cordial consent 70 publish VIII oay ADJ
n this connection. that the orcs and rnmos when Lave
Tor time been circulated about me, grossly untrue AND
stamp them In general and In particular as utterly false
Do you remember why you concurred In striking out the
word false" and substituting repetition OF tho word un
true In the eenenoei A. Do remember whatf
@ Do you member why you concurrcd In striking out inc
word false" and inserting In lieu Of rercuon In the same
sentence OF the word untrue :" A. don't remember 'he
reason why The phrsscooy was made by Mr. Knso'a OF
The Rdgt.
MIR Fullerton 90 Mr. Porer-Judgc Porter. think this
misprint in the book
Mr. Por,er-You read II yesterday. "utteriy fsse"
Mr. Mors-we win produce the original
Mr. Eysrts-Itis Exhibit e."
Mr. Porot-I the report yesterday was erroneous IN ao
corance with The book and tho Rxhbt The word should
be "false"
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pencil roofing oil
Mr. Beach (sming-So Mr.. Beeeher has balance
there yet
Mr. Porer-From what Is this statement takeni refer TO the
one as introduced in evidence A. FROM the ledger Of Wood
ruff 8 Robinson.
O The entries we're made at the time Of the respective dates
In the books Of your finn, A. Yes SIR.
O. Is the title the account in the book that which appears
In the paper A. VIVA, Is the title there, sir: DON'T
O. statement Of accounts etcf A No, Sir; it is tsken
som my account the ledger Francis D. Moucn" Judge
from my account from my individual account, SIR
O. Could YOU bring the book and explain OF viii II be
saryf A. The accountant win come, Sir the books
O. II you win do that be kind enough to do so to
II WIN take less explain A. Have the
the books SIR You need the cash book and the ledger
YOU will need several cash booeash books and the ledger
Mr. Porter-ohl guess won't want anything but the
ledger; Just the ledger IN order to show how appeared
Mr. Beach, understand tho witness to say that this
acted with the firm. understand that
we would Ike to see bow entered into his account Is only
matter expanson Is much simply done by having
the book here than It Is by taking the pen and
The witncss-I can't tell you exactly how tt
Mr. Porcr-How does happen that all the sums which
received from Mr. Beecher don't appears My impression
s Sir that received currency from him that immed-
atey paid out and which did not deposit there and draw
from.
Mr. Beaca-Thas you did not deposit' Ths did not de-.
RV0i
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CURIOUS WAY OF STARTING A PAPER.

O When was The Golden Age establshedG A.
In March, think, Sir, OF 1871.
@ Who the proprietor and editor OF that paers A ma
Tfton was the editor Of the paper
o Was he pubIshery A. He was the publisher
O. The pcopretorf A. Well, the preprietof-I hardly know
how 10 answer that question: Mr. Tltons notes were gven
navabe II the paper made to the parties who con-
bued to peper suppose he might be called the prop
etor of the paper
@ Were YOU one Of those who gave notes fs that purposes
A. Yea Sir.
O. Or received his note should say, for that purpose, A.
Yes. Sir; received his note ..
O To what extent you nrbuors A think coa-
tributed 81 so at that time; subscribed 5000
O. How is that, SIR A. subscribed 5000.
O. You paid sl,5oOs A. Yes, SIR 100 was paid ct MA
time.
@ Whea did you subscriber A. idont remember the date
in The beginning when Subscriptions were made
Probably shortly before the paper began before the paa-
ue,,iou Of the paper, A. shoud hiak was; zee, Sir
O. When did you pay that Sljoc' A. doRt reme@ser.
CIV when paid il; any OF stating Just nov;
will find out for you, Sir
o. The books shown A. Yes, 81; the books
q You have no idea about the time A. No; haven't
n Nor whether Was that year A. Oh II Mas taaa
year. 49,.
twas
O. Paid II IN CASH. A. Yes, Sir
O You received from Mt. Tion note for the amount
A. subsequently; yes Sir. which returned to him.
@ When did you receive i'll A. When did receive tue
note J., ~ ,.. 80, :, A,
Sir (; have means Of telling jast .,-.t
Zee Niash eaGss
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MoULToN's TMpARTIALIrY MPEACHED.

O. Nor to any counsel in connection with this liti
gatonf A. Yes have Between Mr. Ton and Mr. Beecherf
O. Yea sirt A. No, Sir have not paid any fee to any
counsel in any litigation between Mr. Tton and Mr. Beecher
@ You have paid counsel who acting for MI
Tlton have you not' A. have business Of my own.
@ Have you engaged to pay any fees In this case
have not.
O. Have you contributed to expense Of this litigation In
any FORM directly indirectly A. don't think have
O. Have you contributed 70 the Of the publications
which have made from time to time In regard TO it. or
OF themf A. No. Sir.
O. orapy Of themt A No, Sir don't think have; do
not recall any such contribution now
O. Nor any payment for that purposei A. No, Sir.
@ You have contributed nohings A. have contributed
nothing.
O. Paid nothing and promised nothing A. Paid nothing
aud promised nothing,
Q. An was in your branch Of the litigation A. All was
WHAT
O. All that you paid in your branch Of the litigation A.
Yes Sir
O. In connection, suppose with the indictments and the
civil satsf
Mr. Beach-wait moment
Judge Neilson-You ought not to Sk that question.
Mr. PofterI wish show his relation to the controversy.
Judge Neilson-I will rule 1t out. 1t Is immateriaL
Mr. Honor understand II is mmaeral in
regard to the witness relation this that he is under
dictment and that he Is pursued In civil suii
Judge Neilson-n is immatera.
Mr. Eysts-And that he has forced to judgment In the
libel suitt
Judee Nelson-An that shall rule out
Mr. EyaAnd that that does not bear upon the attitude OF
this witness in the weighing his testimony by the Court and
the Jury your Honor UNDERESTIMATE
Judge Neilson-No, Sir
Mr. Beschhese proceedings are not had on the part Of Mr.
Beeeher.
Judge Nelison-Not at ELL
n, Fvars-We know what part they understand
a, your Honor says when offer To show the attitude OF
this witness under the public indictment and in the civil suits
for bes in his statements concerning this case that that does
NOT constitute evidence go his credit with the Jury for his
statements in this
Judge Eslssa ~ Iu.e. ~ bs sssa asiss pass bsp
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WHERE rnroN AND MoULrOY DISAGREED.

O. have reference now TO several points in
which you dIsapproyed Of the Of Mr. Ton Did he
propose 70 publish the statement caed A. lie
talked about publishing the true statement; yes, Sir
q Did you advise against it A. Yes Sir
O lie hnAlly abandoned II A. Yes Sir; II never was pub
hshed.
O II never was published' A. No, sir
O Now IN regard to your advice to Mr. Beecher did you
condemn Beecher for obtaining the retracon nom Mrs
Tptoni A. did Sir.
Did ron condemn him for wishing TO have preserved for
the protection OF family and his memory In Of bis
deshi A. eondemneds don't remember having condemned
him Cor that,
o Did you sdyise him never to see Mr. TtOn, A. Did
sdvise bin 10 see Mr. TIton'
O. Yea SIR A. On thar occasiont
q Personality A. Yes, Sir.
O Az the interview on the s1s Of December, A. Did ad
wise Mr. Beecher not 70 see Mr.. Tlton,
No, to see him In Mr. Ttons present exapeated mOOd'
A don't think did
O Did you on the LIST Of january A. Advise him to
Mr.. Tltonf
@ Not 10 see bimf A. ] don't think did
q Did you at any timei A. don't remember that have
Q Did yon advise him to communicate with him through
,ou rather than personality A. don't think ever did.
q Dta you advise him not TO publish card denying the
woodruff calumnyf A. Did advise Mr. Beechcr not tor
q Not TOT A. advised silence, II that what you mean
q. The policy Of sIlencei A. Yes Sir.
q lie spoke Of publishing denial Of the libel shortly after
is pablestion, did he noti A. We discussed whether tina.
could be done or not, think.
q Yoa advised against TT A. did no. zee how Il could be
done
O. And when you gave that advice you had not read the
wooahuI libei A. Not all Of 1t; understood very well
what Il charged
O Have you read down 10 this hour A. don't think
hsse read ali Of it 10 this hour
HON do YOU understand it, contents without reading
We'll had had conversations with people who bad read 1t,
siF.
And Won inferred that you had fun report OF it's con-
teats, knew the charge against Mr. BeecheT that that
article contained.
You knew Il was 20 before appeared did you not
A Oh, no. Sir No, Sir ! did not
O didn't need read In order to hnd out what they
aid ehsgef A. needed read portion Of It to find
what they did charge.
q How BY reading portion relating 10 yourself could you
end Whist they charged against Nj Beecher A. read
more thad that, Sir.
Did you read ell that portion OF the article which was
peeiudicial 10 Mr. Beecherf A. think did, yes Sir.
q An that related 70 yourselif A. hink did, yes Sir
q What did tile article eontsnl A don't know.
Csaghter)
@ When, finally Mr. Beecher insisted upon publishing a
card The Eg you exercised the power he TO cor
rect ~ A. When what, srf
q refer page 247 and you viii readily under
my question Were the changes the Of the card
ssI Of them, made BY you A. Mr. Knsela Of TIE EGg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
MoULTON's STEWARDSHIP.

O. The other paper which you produce purports to
be receipts and disbursements ofmoney received
from H. W. Beeche by f. d. Moulton; is this correct state
ment thoseg A. 1t is statement Sir far as our
books concerned think that there checksc
say that there but my checks
but currency currency think there were two payments to
me in currency besides that account.
MI Porter-This offer in evidence.
CMarked I'D, No. %
Mr. Hill readilg-Ths is statement OF moneys received
and discussed from Ii W. Beecher by f. ID. MoultOn;
On the DEBIT Side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

THTON's ACCOUNT WITH MOULT0N's FIRM
Mr. Portcr-Have you the account, Mr. Moulton'
A. Yes, Sir Which one. Sir?
O. Both IL you please. A. There Ia the first one-Mr III
ton's-and there is the other producing papersL
O. This is transcript Of the account OF your firm with Theo
dore TiItonf A. Yes, Sir
O. IT'S correct transcript account aad Of the whole
of ~ A. believe 1t to So Sir; accountant made it.
Mr. Porter-I viii introduce in evidence hr the account oil
Theodore Tilton with Woodruff Robnsons. wl ask Mr.
Hill to read it.
Mr.. Hill readingl.
Tugo Turos IN acct. uiN WOODBURY. & RoBHsoSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Mr.. Balancing the account
Mr.. Iill-Ihey balance.
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TuToN,s ACCOUNT WITH MoULTON's FIRM

Marked "Exhibit D. ~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFA [ 1t having been made IN the condition
of certain Mortgage, (whereby the power
therein contained TO sell has become operative)
executed by Daniel Young. and Jane Young his
wife. of Grand Junction, Van Buren, County.
Michigan, to Francis w. Sellick, OF Paw Paw.
Van Buren, County, Michigan, bearing date the
twenty-first day of November. 4. ID. eighteen
hundred and seventy-four, and recorded in the
Office of the Register OF Deeds, OF Van Buren,
County, in said State OF Michigan, on the thIr-
tenth day OF November, A. ID. eighteen hun
dIed and seventy-four. in Liber '12" of Mort
cages, on page 80, upon which Mortgage there
is claimed to be due at the date OF this notice.
the sum OF -Four hundred and twenty dol
lars and twenty-five cents. ($423. 90 land no pro-
ceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover any part thereof: Notice is therefore
hereby gwen. that on Saturday the 18th day Of
March, A. ID. 1876, at ten o'clock IN the fore
noon, shall sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder. (sale to take place at the front door
Of the Van Buren, County Circuit Court House.
in the Village of Paw Paw the premises de-
scribed in said Mortgage, Cor 80 much thereof
as shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due
on such Mortgage, with ten per cent interest.
and legal costs, together with an Attorney fee
Of thirty dollars covenanted for therein, that
is to say, the following piece or parcel OF land.
situated IN Van Buren, County, in the State OF
Michigan, viz: Block thirteen, (13) also lot
four "a in block number twenty-five, 1927 IN
the village of Grand Junction.
Dated, Paw Paw December 9Th 1875.
108Ot13 FRANCIS w. SELLICK, Mortgagee.
o. ID. GLIDDEN. Agent for Mortgage.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-17
ChanCery Sale.

\ pursuance and by virtue OF a decree
made by the Circuit Court for the County of
Van Buren,, in chancery. in certain cause
therein pending, wherein jacob Mitchell is com
planant, and Lawrence ID. Cook Is defendant,
bearing date the 10Th day of April, A. d. 1875,
| shall sell at public vendue, to the highest bid
der, at three o'clock p. N. on Monday, the 9th
day OF December, A. d. 1875, at the front door
OF the Court House, in the village Of Paw Paw,
in said County, the following described piece
or parcel OF land situate in said County of Van
Puren, to wit: commencing at a point two (2)
rods north, and fourteen (14) reds and five CO
links east, of the southwest corner Of the
east half OF the southeast quarter of section
number five CO. in township number one QD
south OF range number fifteen 15) west, thence
running parallel along the right of way of the
Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore railroad in a
north-westerly direction eight (S) rods, thence
west twenty-six (26) feet, thence in SOUTH
easterly direction parallel with the line just
mentioned eight (8) rods, thence twenty
six (26) feet to the place of beginning.
Dated Paw Paw. November Sth, A. D. 1875
ORAN w. ROWLAND. Circuit Court Com'r
BALcH d Howard, Compl't's Sol'rs. 1876 II