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BEECHEseANIA.
Statements of CouBsel-Fhe PROPOSED
PrOsee uIfons-What the Plymouth
Pastor VIII and Will Net DO.

NEW YORK, July 3.-In regsr1 to the
Tilton-Beecher trial, Mr.. Pearsall, OF
counsel for Tilton, to-day said that he
could give ne information in +, ard to
further movements in the case, and re-
turned the same answer 10 specific liz
quiry as to the report that an attempt
would be made by Triton to have Gen
eral Tracey indicted for perjury. Mr..
Sherman said he believed there was 10
foundation for the report that measu Is
would be taken for the arrest of MOulCOn
in connection with the LoedeT- Price AZ
fidavits. Mr.. Beach said the disagree
ment WIS as good as q verdict Tor six
cents, which was all that Yves ever
aimed at, inasmuch as it shows that Til
ton has relieved himself OF the calumny
and aspersion that found early vent il
Plymouth church circles, in investigat-
ipg committees, ard in Bacon letter..
Mr.. Beecher looks upon the result OF the
trial as giving him all the vindicRtion it
was in the power of the court to give.
For his chief vindication he looks to the
future. 81 am," said he, "good for
twenty years work, and before that is
done malice will have spent itself, ignO-
rance will have become informed, and
misconceptions OF character will have
been corrected Being ASKED what lss
thought Of the mslignity displayed 0y
some of his ministerial brethren, Beech
er made many excuses for their
conduct, but added: "If strike back, /
shall never strike but once. don't
want to quarrel, and shall not if can
avoid it, but 1 DONE by any means pro-
pose to be led like lamb to the slaugh-
ter" Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher were at
their home on Columbia flights this
morning as early as eight O'Clock. They
were required to receive congratulations
of visitors, and until lunch time there
was little intermission of handshakirg
and friendly talk.
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Regular Rates Resumsd.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-In conformity
with an agreement between the penn.
sylvanis and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads, the cars OF the latter will be
run between Washington and New
York, and the sales OF through tickets
and checking Of baggage will be fully
resumed. The rates Of fare west from
Baltimore are advanced as follows: To
Chicago, from SO to $l6 so; Cincinnati,
from $40 to $12 25; st. Louis, from SIS
to SIS, and on similar basis to other
points.
Among the passengers by the Nurem-
berg from this port to Bremen to-day
were delegation representing the Bal.
umore Schuizen society, on their way to
Stuttgart to take part in the interna-
tional match in that city in August.
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AnIsraeIite Editor Burned to Death.

LOnd Post, June IS.
Mr.. Michael Henry, editor of the
Je1UjSh Chronicle, met his death by
burning. On Tuesday night he had
stayed till seven o'clock at his private
office, in Fleet street, with his nephew,
q boy, and is supposed to have been
reading the newspaper by the light of a
candle in 3 closet at the back, when he
set his clothes on fire. He rushed, in
flames, into the room where his nephew
was and pulled of his hatand wsistcoat.
The screams of the boy brought up a
young man from the shop below, who
tore eff more clothes and threw water On
him. When all the burning clothes
were removed the injuries were found TO
be not very severe. Skilled assistance
was procured and the wounds were
dressed, but Mr.. Henry died twenty
four hours after from the nervous shock
caused by the burns.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

around him and receive the coins from
his hands As be passes along 10
his carriage he throws some little gif:
10 each little girl that he sees. When
ne sees a Iretty girl or young lady he
Kisses his hand 10 her. The people,
children and old persons call him al
ways Papa Wrangel," and lift their
hats invariably wbea he pRsses-ihat If,
the men lift their hat. / came to
Dresden especially 10 see the great gal
lery OF pictures. You know this is one
of the three best galleries IN the word,
q I'D the best this side OF the Alps. The
view OF the Madonna di San SistO, by
Raphael, has repaid me for my trip. It
is 8 glorious picture. 1t Is, OF course, the
gam Of the collection oftwenty-fouT hun
or d pictures. / am on my way 10
Geneva; will go next TO Cologne, up the
Rhine, TO Heidelberg, 5trSsburg, etc.
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The following is the score:

OI anu tVUdI'''.' '.'.''''.'''' .''''''''''''.'s'
AMATEUR, NEW YORK.
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smother CeBtennia, in Boston.

Boston, July 3.-The centennial Gel
ebration Of Washington's assumption of
the command of the continental army
was celebrated az Cambridge to-day.
Flags and bunting were literally dis
played, and many private dwellings
were deliberately decorated. National
salutea were fred at SUNRISE and sunset.
The bells were rung, and points of his
toric interest bore appropriate inscrip-
lions. The streets were thrOnged. The
exercises Of the day consisted Of poem
by James Russell Lowell, and an ora
ton by Professor Peabody, Of Harvard
college.
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Arrested for wr.caInx q VesyeI at Sea

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Captain
Lindeil, and Dean, chief mate OF the
bark Union, lost on Puget Sound, May
eth, by striking rock and sinking, were
arrested yesterday at the instance Of the
insurance companies for wilfully wreck
ing the vessel. The mate made con-
fession, charging the captain with sp-
preaching him with plans to destroy the
vessel The design was deliberately car
ried ont, The captain denies the charge.
The Union was worth about eight thou
sand dollars and was insured for fifteen
thousand dollars.
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a,Lsarr,,he wa,kist-v.sse1 Ashore

CHICAGO, June 3 -O'Leary, at forty
six minutes after ten o'clock this morn.
ing, completed his hundred miles and
took ali bour'sTest. He was then ahead
Of time and confident Of accomplishing
the remaining distance within the speci-
fed time.
Captain H. C. Woodruff, of the Dam
forth, arrived last night and reports see
ing large three-masted schooner ashore
on the south side of South Moniion
islands. Two vessels and q tug were
alongside Tightening. This is doubtless
the schooner d. E Bailey, which left
this port for Buffalo with a cargo of
wheat last Monday.
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Editorial Excursion,

CHICAGO, July 3.-The New York
and eastern editorial excursion to Cali
fornia and the west arrived here last
night, and to-day took an excursion
train to EIgin. Monday morning the
party will start for Omaha on the Chi
cago, BuTlingtonS and Quincy railroad.
They expect to arrive ct Sacram ento on
the fifteenth, and at San Francisco on
the sixteenth, starting home on the
twelfth of August
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

LOUISVILLE, July 3.-River falling,
with feet 10 inches in the canal and
6 feet 3 inches in the Indian chute.
Weather hot, with occasional showers.
Arrived: Utah, Cincinnati. Departed:
Utah, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, July 3.-Weather hot,
and chiefly clear; mercury 75' to S3o.
River falling, with IA 10 feet water
in the channel by the government
gauge. Port list-Down: Thompson
Dean. Up: Cons Millar.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.

The steamship Anglia arrived at Liv-
erpool yesterday.
Dr.. Curtis, who was wounded in q
duel with Senior COnteneal, in Cuba,
some time since, has been released.
A party of young men, from Havana,
Cuba, left Suburban for Caseco hills, but
were intercepted. A number were
killed or captured, and the remainder
dispersed.
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INDIAN Depredations-Fourth or Inlz

OMAHA, NEB., July ga SIN sill party
of Indians who stole two horses from
Ranchman Young, .:on little prairie, were
followed by the citizens and soldiers of
company D, second cavalry, who after 8
hard chase caught up with the Indians,
killed two and recaptured the horses.
The Fourth of July celebration, under
the auspices of the Daily Bee, OF this
city, wasn't much Of success, owing to
the inability to initiate the balloon. Toe
fairgrounds were crowded. 1t is esti-
mated that between three and four thou.
sand were present. Aside from this
everything passed off quietly. The
weather is extremely hot, with much
rain. The river is rising slowly, with a
big rise reported above.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3-Willis
Russell, who has been prominent wit
ness against the Owen county kukluX,
and at times acting ss special bailiff OF
the State and deputy United States mar
sinai, was assassinsted last night by some
unknown person, who fred load of
buckshot at him through a window.
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IOudun T0Dipa.

LONDON, July 3-Chinese advices say
that several foreigners were assaulted in
Pekin by the native soldiery, who in
suited the American consul and wife
and made hostile demonstrations toward
the British consulate.
There have been several heavy failures
here caused by the suspension OF Alex
ander, Collie d Co.
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AIInn,eIinlhn "a. Id.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Nothing has
been hesri at the pOstof1ice department
this forenoon from the Marietta and
Ohio River railroad company in regard
price now paid. Should the company
persist in its refusal The department will
employ temporary service, and immedi-
ately advertise and relet the route.
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OUR VICTORY.
Official Count OF the Last Victory of
Our BOJs Over the Irish
Rife-Team.

DUBLIN, July 3.-The shooting for the
all Ireland challenge shield, took place at
Dollymount to-day. The competitors
were four members from each of the
Dublin, Belfast and New York clubs.
The ranges were one thousand and
eleven hundred yards, in each Cf which
every participant had twenty shots.
The shield was won by the Dublin
marksmen, the score standing, Dublin,
$50; Amateurs, New York, 55S; Belfast,
528.
Tho fnllOUinu ia tho soOra.
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The First Fourth yu,y Casua,,v

CINCINNATI, July9 Louis Donnelly,
colored, while, as he claims, firing off
bis pistol, celebrating the Fourth OF
July, shot and fatally wounded James
Donnelly, a white man. Louis DON
nelly was arrested,
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New YORK, June ga dispatch from
Dublin says that the match for the
FrceHqn's Journal cup, to-day, resulted
in a tie between Fulton, # the Ameri-
can team, aud Doyle, of the Irish ssso-
citation. The tie will be decided by
shooting at ordinary targets.
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rr.raER PRon.EILITIEs.
wAsHrSaroy, July T.

WASH rSsroS' July l. ! an.
FJy Tennessee sight changes ia b.
roaeter, southeast to southwest tctI'ds'
and continued rdrBI and partly CLOUDY
leather, nth rising temperature ana
iigh, c5asf rains ia ne first district.
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OBITUARY.
From the Holly Springs Reporter. I


MATTHEWS-On Monday last, as the lin.
gering rays OF the setting sun were thrown
back upon the shadowy veil OF twilight COM
Ing on, the soul of JOSEPH ". MATHEWS, Of
this city, left its earthly tenement and winged
IT'S way TO the great beyond. But few days
before and be was full OF strength and health
ana hope, having reason TO believe that h
years would be many in the home he had Sc
lectedt and with the wife he had chosen.
sprung fIom a distinguished sire, reared by
the DesJ OF mothers, endowed with a superior
mind and favored by education. he must
nave looked forward to the future with many
Orlght ana happy anttcipatiOns. His .OveIy
vile, little child, ADD the surroundings of a
peaceful and conJented home must have
gIaddened the heart of this young man with a
pec9llar 10Y. But, alas d6a. MS UnJ mely
oIlsnJ Louched his fresh your life and 30 was
Whhered and IL passed away. This event was
SO unlocked for, so sad and 50 painful. thas a
pail CT sorrow OVerhangs the COmmunit, Ia
which he dwelt. Though reared bat a little
way IIOm the scene of his death, he bad not
actually lived here until about a year 20.
linen be came with his little iJcK 10 make his
nome among the friends of his iather aud the
people whom he loved. Having selected a pro-
iessiOn which suited his talents, he had M 4de
good progress and wOn, by successful expert
ence, encOmiulS of praise from h Ors hren
OF the bar. His character as man, CT iZer,
M md and klnsman, was marked by noble
ats, which drew around him the best OF
trienus and counsellOrs. AS a son, brother,
husband, father, friend and neighbor, he had
Few faults, a-d they leaned to virtues side.
He was Christian, having Tecei we'd the holy
rites OF confirmation but lew weeks since
from the hands of Bishop Green, uGder the
quiet peace of his own roof ami in The
loom where lay The remains OF his de-
parted mother, whose life had raised
away the day before. He was a l atriOt
and soldier even in hts boyhood. Who
VIII not remember his untiring zeal in
adjoining and beauufying the graves of our
dead on last Memorial Day. But now he is
numbered with those whom he loved and
honored then, and when Memorial Day comes
again, flowers from loving hands will fall on
the sod that lies above him. He was a man
cial circle, his church and his country. He
will be missed and mOurned, and where they
have taken him to lie in the shades o. his
childhood home, by the side of his parents in
the family graveyard, may he sleep in rest
and peace. And may God, who has so sorrow,
fully stricken the hearts of those who loved
him and whom he loved, teDderly take them
In his care and bless them with the balm OF
heavenly love and Christian fortitude.
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MARRIED..

MORTLAND- LESLIE-O the Sd inst, a.
the NJ. E. Parsonage in Memphis, by Rev. J. S
Chandler, Rev. s. II. MORTLAND of st. Louis
Conference NJ. Z. Church, and Miss r. B. LES.
LIE OF Memphis. The party left for st. Louis
Yesterday evening,
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Tne New Yo,k Baok se,atemu,.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Loans. increase,
&, $50. go; specie, increase, 81 977, 500;
Isgal-JeLder, increase 81, $4,000; de-
posits, j. creased, 10, 1856, 700; circulation,
decress S34,60O; reserve, increase,
a, 76S C25.
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4 TRIei shoots two omeers.

ROCHESTER, July 3 "A noted gsmb-
Ter sud thief, named John Clarke, yes =
terdaV, shot two officers who attempt, d
10 arrest him. One officer will die; the
other is not fatally hunt.
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In retiring from the late firm Of Cubbins
Gum COOver, beg TO recommend NV late
partners, John Gum and NJ. II. CooveT. To the
patronage Of all persons DESTROYS of hayinS
WorK done In their line, knowing them TO be
deserving of all success.
JOHN CUBBINS.
MEMPHIS, May 81, 1875, jug
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TTNHE regular monthly meeting OF the Hiber-
i man Mutual Relief Society will be held al
the usual hour on MONDAY, July I2tn.
iNl L IL. IL,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE time for retu'n of assessment papers
i has, been extended 10 the 18th OF July.
After that date the penalty will attach in all
cases.
Ward and District headquarters are as fol-
lows:
First WaId-Corner Main and Market SIS,
second WarC-Ryan's TinshOp, Poplar St,
near Main.
Third Ward-226 and 22S Front street.
Fourth WaTd-NO. Madison ST., up tairs
Fifth Ward-NO 100 DesOto street.
Sixth Ward-NO. 30 Madison ST., up stairs,
Seventh Ward-NO. 375 Main ST., up 81 airs.
Eighth Ward-NO. 240 Front, cor. Jeffers on
Ninth Ward-COr. GreenlaW and Fifth SIS
Tenth Ward-Iu the field and at Courthouse
Fifth District, cOuntry-TOney's, Poplar st ,
near Dunlap.
Fifteenth District, cOuntry-No. IS Adams It
fourteenth District, country-In the field
and at Courthouse.
When the assiStan cannot be found returns
can be left at my Office in the Courthouse
F. W. ROYSTER, Assessor.
Memphis, July 8, 1875. ivi
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CINCINNATI sASIFARIUM.

4 PERMANENTLY established institution
n for the care, custody, and treatment of
the INSANE, including those suffering from
EPILEPSY. A separate departing u and
buildings for patients with NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS, and for INERkIATES and those
addicted To the excessive use % opium and
other narcotics. For circular, q td'ess
WM. l.. PECK, NJ. D.. Sup't
College HIN. Hamilton cnuutv tlbio
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Attention. Knights of InnisfaiI.
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society,

FTNHE reeu lar meeting of Campt Tara, No. !,
I ispOsl poned until WEDNESDAY,, July 18th.
By order of T. j, MULVIHILL, President.
P. BOYLE, Rec. recretary. iva
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS ASD CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
MEMPHIS, July 3, 1875.
T1NHE Depot of the Memphis and Charleston
Jy4 W. j. ROSS, supt.
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Temple Of Love, No. l.

DROTHERS-It becomes my mechanically
% duty TO announce the death of TemnIar
:. NJ. GRUBBS. who was drowned last evenino
ABOUT ~ O'Clock, IN the Mississippi river, iusI
below South st. OF course Won viii ranieII aIi
assistance possible in recovering his bodv-
1y4 JACKSON +. CREWS, II q
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WHEAT.

NTE viii pay the highest cash price for
w Wheat. Sacks furnished on apnIicS.
uon. EEYDEN BROS.
!1D - Front street.
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nea,h, from YsIIoH.Raxir
TENNESSEE NEWS.

KEY WEST, July There were two
deaths here yesterday from yellO fever.
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In continuing the Planing-ktll and Lum
Der business, we solicit continuance of the
kind patronage OF our friends so literally ex-
tended toward the late firm of Cubbins, Gum
& Cooyer.
QUINN & COoVER,
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DISSOLUTION,

I'hE partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween John Cubbins, John Gum and M
ID: SooVer, under the name OF Cubbins CSupa
O Coover, mas been dissolved by mutual con-
sent J0nn Cubbins having retired from the
lure by John Gum and NJ. II. Cooyer. undeT
the name OF Gum & COOver, who assume an
1eots aBu liabilities of the late firm and col
lett all debts due to the same.
CUBBlNS, QUINN Il COOVER,
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
(lr9anixAd In l4l4

Vr8o012oo IN A0A0s
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North,
Artemss Lbhey, VIM. 8. Badger. SAINT Tiseans5.
OFFICE-fn Savings Bank Building, ia Water
St. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
from to 40 p. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from to
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amOuntreceived from one dollar
upwards and interest payable twice year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn cut u added TO the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth day ofeach
MONTH will draw interest from the first day Of the
same month.
AS-Under the existing law of this State, all de-
posts in Savings Banks, are erempt from munici.
pal taration, and the rate OF interest limited to
six per cent. per annum payable semannually.
No returns of names of depositors are required
10 be made to State or town authorities. and all &C.
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly private
and con ddentidi.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money in their own names, so that 1t can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages Afforded TO Executors,
Guardians. Trustees and others having In charge
Trust Funds.
wM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, April %, 1875. 'Awtf
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Mem advertisement.
Nem advertisement.
DR.. QUAlN'S
MAGIC
CONDITION PILLS.

4 little more than year ago DR.. QUAlN'S MAG
&c CONDITION PILLS were brought before the
American public for tke first time by an adSertse'
ent in single newspaper published in TINS CITY.
The medicine is purely vegetable ana entire!y
harmless, but its magical power over az diseases 70
which fesh is heir s truly Sonderlni II tney awsu.
gin Rheumatism Nervousness. Headache, Heavi.
ness Heartburn, all flee before 1t. TAX Is cheap.
Facts are stubborn things, and every day we are
receiving voluntary Testimonials compllmentl0g
in the highest terms these filis, ana giving ac-
count. OF most asts nishng cures. Following are
samples:-
ScrOfulOus 1IumOrs ana llcerS
for twenty.nve years. Bilious,
sore ThrGHr Ba ok and kidneys
and COsttve AT the same time.
One package OF DR.. Quain's
Condition Pills makes her feel
a. well sat fOrty-Sevcn as when
only twenty.
GoFFsTowS, N. H., Dec. "a. Ia.
Ma. THOMAS W. LANE:-I purchased package
of DR.. Qiain's Condition Pills of you about ihiee
months ago, and concluded not 10 give my testi'
mony until had given them fair trial. over
twenty five years ag6 hal an attack or Scroilous
Humor the glands OF my neck; also, an nicer on
nv nose which discharged daily for over year.
since that time have taken great deal OF mcdi-
cine bet still was troubled win Bronchitis ia my
throat every time l took the least cold; besides
was very Bilious (had one Bilious Fever; also
had Inf ,m,nat on in my back and kidneys good
deal OF he time, besides habifual CostiVencss, ~:
have taken over fifty boxes Of various Kinds OF
pits be- ides several bottles Of medical Bitters and
Syrups for the blood. Bat am happy TO state that
the pills purchased Of you have done wonders:
am now Al years of age, and feel as young as DID
at 20. My throat has not troubled me in the least
since commenced taking DIR. Qualn's Condition
Pills neither am troubled with Iniousness Tue
pain and Inflammation in my Kidneys have Ieit
and my Bowels are very regular. Indeed, l must
give all the praise to DIR. Quains CONDITION rlils'
for they have done more for me than an the NEIL
cine ever used Therefore, take pleasure 10 rec
ommending DIR. Quains Condition Pulls to all VINO
NAV need them: also thank you; MI Lane, tor
their introduetjon do not intend to be without
them, if money will purchase them. Please send
meenother package at once ,
p S-piease direct to Amo skcag, N. IL.