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and Chnata
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Address HARPER BROTHERS. New York
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CONNECTIONS.

A. with South Carolina Railrosd ff0'i
With WiluinEton, Colunela ~ ss1Sl:i
from WilminGton ana ai y
thereof s hnveflk
With Charlotte. colrmbi . ana ~ ~ ~
road from Charlotte ana -.
thereof. - ana O.
B, with 6partanburg, Unton "a . =.
Raiiroad for sParianhurS tasIs-s-Il ~
on the 6partanpurg ana -,
read. a.. At III 8
way for Atlantis asd pii pS11A, ~ Il
RcSt. 80. Air IlEs y
way fr9ut Atlanta ana os1 ~
Z. With EpartsnbuTg, Unavyn s5Ss y1Ls
Railroad from SPARTA 1s,ts 1n,its 4 Isl f
SraytaAbufR and Ashesins-S. e. CO.
y. with South Carslina Han ~ O.
ton. hIs ard -
with Wiiming.oAs Coiunp' 'ssni thB ~
Railrord for WilmlnEte sl AZ rtsi 4
with Charlotte, Colambi a. a. ,SnStA 4
road fof Charlotte and tso t.e,, n. G. q
RtandarSl Time aSel is NashIn 'sSss.fia
10 hfteea minutes faseer than ~ SS: t:sT, 1ta. ~
A. Porx, Gen, TisketAstnA
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
= ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". ". Humphreys. Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Matthew Breazeale hes ap.
piled to me TO grant him letters OF admin
istration on the Personal Estate and effects
Of DR.. Franklin h. Breazeaie. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
DR.. F. X. Breazeale, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court Of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
the 9th day of January, 1882. after pub
lication hereof, TO shew cause, if any they
have. why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand
this 10th day OF December, 1881.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
Dec - 1881 "a 22
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3. r. BROWN,
Practical Matchmaker E. JeWeIier.

DEPAIRISG Of fine complicated Time.
IL piees speciality. Also Diamond
Je1elry and fine Gold Jewelry hard-soldeE-
ed and color preserrei.
He solicirs . share OF patronage. confident
of giving satisfaction. Located IN front
corner Of Nrs. Leaks Millinery Store
Brick Range CrayIons' old stand.
SoT q. lsel "a 3nl
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INSURANCE AgN

&66a week in your own town r.,
1'Oofree. Address H. HALLgTr 4 n ~
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New Advertisement

&Sto&OOper day at home. SamPlayuhltt
cpCluSfAO Address STIgsog d Co., Peltlsl
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= What court was in session at the
time Adam broke the law? OF course
you all give it up. Well, it visa the
Apple-ate Court.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPERs FRASELIS sQrARELIBRARI
or Va. =, y. .-----. -. u
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Columbia and Greenville aaN
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE S

On and after Monday, Nov. q, ISL, tssl'
ger Trains over the Columbia and ui.e,,iss i.
road will be run daily, Sundays excep'ea'
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each call the market appeared better finally
closing 10 points higher than last night liy.
erpool also came in. al the close firm Lot less
than last night The sales We're heavy ana
those who have been holding the market Up on
their longs have apparently at last been Obliged
y lei 90. Nihis weather IS general all thtough
the cotton belt We have yet 10 see lowe
prices.
Chicago Produce. n ,caeo opeuti strong and
np bus gradually declined during the dav. and
closed lower thau.he opening, but higher hau
last night. NoYCmhers closet. Wheat 4gh ,
corn, 81, aud pork SO A. Year options closed,
Wheat, o. corn, 81 pork, SIS 20
EEW NnHh
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MAKE HENS LAY.

An Engllsh Veterinary Surgeon and Chomis,
new travelling In this country, says that most of
the horse aud cattle powders sold here are
worthless trash. He says that Shcudans Con.
diuon Powders stc absolutely pure aud I'm.
uscly valuable Nothing on earth will make
hens lay like shcrldau's Condition Powders.
Dose. one toaspoon'ul In one pin, food. Sold
everywhere. Or sent bv mail for eight letter
stamps !, $ JOHNSON & co., Boston, Mass
Wholesale aud retail agents, W. H. Howell
& liru.
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Over All Other Iasudry Soaps are:

~ ~ Is lhe only soap moulded Ny steam
fressuu, and consequently contain, mono ,N1c
ana ,ess water to the pound thUu the oil style
3i-Ihe oval Cake does not. Ike tho other
slyleS wash away in uStrgG thin piece, Whish
vtWE0leS ana is wasted, but itN wears down tna
thick limp which you can stick a fors into auI
use enurclyup. ''''
du-ltconains no Glultcralion whatever.
rs the handsomest, most convenient IA
hauule' moSi economical amt considering lis
superior quality tho cheapest Washing Snar
ever made -A @'"F
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nlsassal.

Illustrated Marriage Grias ECO pages c,o,h
suu si' eind nS' 50 cents sane n paper cover
:, cents Manhood, 10 eca,sl wonanhood 10
cents pamphlet 9 coats, securely sealed. ey
mai send money or postage s,amns n,
WHITTIER The greu specialist, ei7 a charles
street. 81 Louis No >'"''s
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10 IL y so MS
IMMINENT.
For lnlernN and External Use,

CuRE-NcutalEia diphtheria. cioup, asthma
bronchitis influenza sore lungs. bleeding n,
the lungs, chronic hoafsoness hacking coSth,
whooping cough. chionic rheumatism. chronic
chronic dyScniety, cholera motbu !,
beck Sold everywhere. Send hr pamphlet to
!. X JOHNSON \ 60, Boston. Mass Whole.
: ale and retail agents, ". II. Howell Il bro
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AcCoEulSG % the annual rcpor, OF Comptrol.
Ter i0rtha Currency Knox toT the year ending
October 3 the loans aud discounts OF the OH
clgo banks have increased 81. $50 200, The cApi.
tai stock has increased 81 500 OOn, but the sur.
plus and other undivided profits have fallen oil
$4,000 each. The individual deposits show a
falling of Of nearly s. SOD O)J and the specie has
fallen Oh more than si.5uOOC0 against which
there is an increase in legal tender notes of
s0NOu0.
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gySSs't y. " lss S2isrfrvsl-NgrS
gs &lyygtsl}sslAs1VssfE&
N bg&$.aS Il: y 81 sstS ) s%
Observation-Disclosures

IN thc ely OF Lomsyillo. on
Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly SUNDAYS q,
eral Assembly OF Kentucky.
inc United States Circuit Court ON March slst.
rendered the following decisions
Nt-That the commonwealth Distribute n
Company is legal
lnd-lis drawings arc fair.
NJ B-The Company has now on hand a large
reserve fund. Read carefully tho LIS, OF prizes
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Ins game ovnned steady az the decline Of Q TO
points, las e on as some Of the o 4 players
Fay apreafcu nth ~ ck,ail or two u iier their
Ve'v, tue game became mote lively, AND on
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DIPPTHERIA.
JohNSOn'S knOtyns ilnjmsnt w ,,ln,, ?

vent this terrible u.Scasc, and will po.iu, c'y
cure nine caS,s ont OF ten. Information tina,
VIII rave many lives sent tree by natl Don
delay moment Prevention Is better than
cure. l. 4 JOHNSON IL CO. Boston, Mass,
Wholesale and retail agents, W. II Howell 4
Bro.
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Whole Tickets, s2i Half Tichots.sl
81 Tickets, 2sOt 5bTi,Let. ann

Remit money or bank dfafi IN letter or send
by express Don't send by registered letter on
p0s'0uine order Orders OF IS and upward by
express can be sent ~ our expense, Address al
orders TO \ NJ boARDNAN, Courier.Jonrns
building, Louisville Ky OF II. " BOARDMAN
~ broadway New YORK; or Box 50, Dallas
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|NANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

.s1chance says; Some surprise has been
Ain Par,s by the statement that an op.n-
svistS In London that thc Rank ~ France
,.r,nlsieS demOnpu1lng silver ~ some future
Anything more improbable than the
" al France taking The initiative in such A
Y even # It had the power, could not De con
~ The privilege or chatter Ot The Hank of
No has now only fifteen years 20 run, aud
a. sacrifices it viii be called on 10 make To
II, a renewal Is SIN uncertain. Under such.
~lmstlncts, the bank would scarcely be dis.
Sei NJ voluntarily submit 10 a loss Of from
lNQ 10 2Dt0000yO francs equal % $50. ,Oi..
IN SiNOJtuN L. : money oy the sale Of its
.cr and for a Theoretical advantage, which
siiet,L contested at Paris, aud which, so lar
ne bank itself Is concerned, would perhaps
mol 10 MS detriment The double standard
mas The bank Il means OF protecting It's
ii reserve without the necessity OF constantly
rvug the rate of discount and one
~ mos. evident results of the adoption of A
nle cold standard wculi he ,H facilitate the
tbirawal ut gold by foreign oouutries-a ~.
m he baul, can nave no desire To bring about.
Se monetary system could, besides, only DO
hanged by the government and the chambers
N excepting with economists the doctrine of
single standard has made but little progress
ven among the specialists opinions are divided
nj Inc idea that FreLch bi-mejAllistS are con.
kinaed by tie arguments brought asgiuSt them
an assumption in support of which it would be
kMrnlt to afford proofs. The government the
Ioprtry and the chambers are accustomed 10
H. donblu standard, and can only see the nd.
ksniageS of Il without the iugonvcuieuceS The
the German government
knught on itself by making the Change IN It's
bnnuenry system would cause the French
government 10 hesitate before engaging I'm such
N step apart from the cost, when the ministers
|cfhuauce find difficulty in balancing their bud
|gets on paper and u deficit at the end of inc
|year Is probable.
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CURE YOURSELF!

Wuoharnan'a Nsrttttie Curative lswtrnrle, IN mn,
ua.niY cure al hlus ~ srsge .isifhsa %, h,rrssi
wn.,', "s'rll hshiug, lspasafy, tic., and r,sfe,s
loi re~gr' and brings ha,k ne aisahf.i t,,.,s \,
!Hpsc Who nave destroyed hy tfNu tNtsi,a q, MI r,..
~ i'sl' ~ ~ wi NtrAN iue This Hntdl, vhlch
hnl tn ml ~ ~ lohanran In his rfi,ais psasi, r.,
.Hnp ltais Ngt ufytf known 10 iall Ia turi,s ,,,a
WI Nun llul etttio those mdd.t-tgtd ma aha ia,
Neasn.. ulond Their ysAH. lts Inv tufftilY rnn.,,ls
he ti ~ vn,vs Young MIN sufUlus non, ~. go
tasnes q, lhh drtdhll d,s.facve fsti * tss.AiIri
xnrI Nv, Welleils sth Tie lifufartt ot t.ss<v AZ
ha.NtNt tair. The patient rnfs ,,,,hfih mi, -
U " ,l.it ., on,e a. acts d,.Y ca ~, rnrt rnsS
i,1 ss',N w lts,lhI TOME md hn0y he 10 he M,
~hlhli Ncsitlgs aud riiAsd duet, nIcs ,.s,.
,ss taa n.'9f ,hel 10 thct na,pl STATE az D
mo-, ,,s s. nanlt hsi ttNI tsn lnulgvd ln. M
~ aehu n, etnplo productions ~ r1iur-hr,Ss n, u
H,,, sf A,h NY, ~ ,rNhc igr he ttyjt dlsaSes
,tYsd,ss, " nais, ,sni vnh fali qifsaona, ~, a
~ No,th "a rts.i, tcnvn washnricn ss.as NJ
,,ugpt ba"lr,sil'a 90 spt.lal f,sssss vbrh r,,,,.
srs, s,e oi ru,tish , Y, s.I' .y Tinus san, q
fhLh 10 aus uddfrts uIOn rrrlr, Of one ,tarn '"'"
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Noises ~ INC Head, the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many ether diacascs
that lead To insanity and death
TiE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
VIII agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case OF ms Kind the VITAL. RESTORATIVE
not cure, or for anything muu-c or lnhirons
lonnd N y, TiiE ENGLISH MEDICAL, i'm.
sTlTuTE treats all Private Dis eases successfnllv
without mercury. Consultation Free Thor.
ough examination and advice, including lnaiy.
sis OF urine, IS 10 Price 81 Vital R,si,r,iixe.
$50 bottle, OF foui timcs,hc quantity, $40 o..
sent loahy addr, on receipt OF price or C. o. d..
mo G, o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed M n cuar.
ahteth secure nom observation. and In pfiyae
INSTITUTE, 7ls Olive street Z, Louis. Mil1oun
Wholesale Agents, W II. HOWELL 4 mo,
Dallas, Texas ~'
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Hos joins JAY KSox, comptroller ufthecur.
rency, recently addressed . Communication To
President Thompson. OF die Chase National
BANK asking for advice in regard TO the prac,
ucabili,y of clearing house for stocks i'm the
event OF an adverse decision on the legality of
'acceplanCes, in lieu OF 'certihcatlons recently
adopted by national banks doing business for
such clear ug-house could be successfully or.
gained and suggested as IN alternative that
the accepting or certifying banks rcorgsni2e AS
state banks, Mr. kunx, IN his letter, advance.
asa solution OF the difficulty that backs place 10
the credit Of the parties the RyGilS Of legitimate
discounts within the limit prescribed by law,
and certify checks not ia excess OF the amount
on deposit tits understood that the attorney.
general decision viii be adverse to he power
Of banks To accept checks for an amount in eN.
cess Of the cash actually On deposit to the credit
Of the drawer
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Sold by All Druggists.
THE GRRAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a ueyerfalling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sen
ina! Weakness, sper.
mRiorfhen, Los T
MANHOOD, lmpolen.
", Paralysis, aud all
the terrible effects Of
sell Abuse, youthful
iolies, and exuessos In
maiuret years such M
l oss Of Memory, Las.
sliude Nocturnal Ennis.
Son. Aversion 70 Srpo.
~, DimneSs of visI1n.
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REMARKABLE.
Letter from a Traveller,

KANSAS CgrY, No. Sept - isss
think II u duty owe 70 h,imsuity IN 90,
what your remedy hes done for ne, 'Dne yes,
ege contracted q mad case OF biood di,snsa
NV mo, showing the result ., sWrh lfoneleS.
NhoMei u 10 run on tOr some iinsN Inn fnaNy
applied 10 the best phvsiciaD In ihis ,, ,'usi
utat me for six months. In thtt Time tnoS
oNSrVW PMS Of protOiodi tc 0f mercury 4 ,ra{n
Sseh au9 had run down IA weigh, rom ioto
W ". mnm9S sni was confined % NY Ned with
MviVV1M hheu mausm, scarcely able 10 turn
nysyh III bSl, being travelling man some of
mS ita,rrnlty found iae IN this dCplursh,e con.
NiiluoN, md recommended me 70 IN yonr sne.
s sner 'D,i l@>SNsSg:SMs, ',s, l nm,
ath, and Ia less Than thr,e ,r,ts sss mi, W. w.
Mke my pace GA The road The sores and rnps
lW,,eoi1red spot 8l.dNu,iy GsapltAred ana
s m'GS wv, navy ny ,ofc o' spot % my PERSON.
L ever ' WAS Ss'N' AZ M PaaNs eeng mere Than
name bu' 7oi may show Tins lettc- 10 any VIVA
unuht thA merit 81 ; \ :, DrI krn,y il IN
sure cure Yours truly IN H.
Some thirty years eeo ,s.,e,iye, J., NJ,
gomer1, Alabama, young Lau ,sho wus lori.
Wy hnlcltu. After Oeinr ,reAfrd for "A Iona
time by tho medical pioNrs,,on Of ,hls t",,nS
VIVA no o9neul ho commepcva taking s IS
Aiter penlsion,ly taking Il NO months he was
cured being acquainted With bio g,r tN, "ss
years thereafter | can testify tbnt NE diaeass
never made It's return N'''"s'
W Bisror J. P Bo, spdbg,. AK.
u You doubt. como 10 see us and we ain
CURE fou, or charge pothinI Wtlto + mr.
tlculars and copy OF tho little hook "uessase
70 the Unfortunate suffering ASK any druy.
gist as TO our standing.
nB-SI 900 Reward wNl 10 pni1 d, ans,
chemist who win lind, on ana 'ysls of 100 bo,iss
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COTTON.

THE receipts Of cotton to-day were ~ bales,
~ of which came by mil rs fOl Jws: Sanger Il
Bros, is bales via Texas & Pacific road.
Caller ~ Hill II bales from LGwisyillc and 2OO
bales via Gulf Colorado q Santa Fe. and ~
bales from Arlington, md 30 from Weatherford
Tor Comprcsslng. The shipments were 81 bales
by Evans II Co over the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa
he road, co by White x Co aud 80 from Weather.
iiord over the Texas ~ Pacific road and ~ bales
by M0rdGCai Il Co. over the Houston a Texas
Central road. Prices in America were steady
and unchanged at all the cotton centres In
Liverpool there was q decline of n sixteenth
n This city the market Is steady aud firm.
Good mlddling. ...............,...... 9',
Middlug. q.
Strict low middling o.,
Low middling. ..,..................... 0
Good ordinary "a,
V'uihary .,....,........,... Sd
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ITVNIs'
This Year. Last Ycst oar
FUruNEs,

Manchester duh and ltwer.
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Opening Closing Closing
To-day. To-day. Yesterday
NEW YORK

MI N'''''''' 80 ,s'st.
MD ......,, 10 ll-l6 10 ll-l6 lOlllG
l. MID ..,..,,.........
Good ord ...,..,.,... '',''
Tone ..,.. Irregular, ............ STEADY.
quot lwCi
SaIes....,.,..,..... ..........a La2a
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-16
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The Wilkesbarre, Pa, coal miners have de-
cided not to strike.
The Baltimore Times suspended publication
Saturday.
Three boys in Brooklyn, N. Y, were killed
Saturday by the falling of an old house in
which they we're playing.
A large grist mill and dwelling, also Egreat
quantity of grain, were burned at Stonaway,
Que, Saturday. Loss, $4,000; insured, 49,
600.
A building on Chamber street, New York
city, occupied by Soudon & johnson, coffee
dealers, Joseph Maguires, spice factory, and
Beasley & McAlbos, chocolate factory, was
burned Saturday night. Loss 100000.
In Pawtucket, R. l., Saturday, Mrs Har-
riet Knight, aged 81, died in consequence OF
fall.
Coal miners at Richmond Ray county, Mo-,
struck Saturday against an attempt at reduc-
ton.
A wrought iron bridge over the Salt river,
near Mexico Mo-. on the Chicago and Alton
Railroad, fell under freight train Saturday
and caused a loss of 1875, 900. Six cars went
down with the bridge and five were ditched
before reaching it.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-16
WASHINGTON.
rhe garfield Expenses committee.

The Garfield Expenses Committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10
The special House committee on the expenses
attending the illness and burial OF President
Garfield and allowance to his widow, met this
morning, and, after discussion, adopted reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Page of California, in
structing tho chairman, Mr.. Saylor OF Ohio, to
give public notice that all persons having
claims for services rendered or materials tur-
nished during the illness and burial OF The tate
President Garfield should present the same to
the committee for auditing on or before the
10Th day OF February next,
Treasury Circular.
The following circular has been issued by the
secretary of the treasury: Officers, clerks and
other employees of this department are prohibi-
ted from making recommendations for appoint
ments or giving any information, except to the
proper officers, relative TO vacancies that may
exist or occur in any branch of thu treasury de-
partment A violation of this order will be
deemed sufficient cause for removal"
Illicit Distilleries Destroyed.
Commissioner Raum to-day received tele-
gram from w Ii. Chapman, revenue agent at
Cartersville, Ga, stating that he and Deputy
Collector Crawford and posse have just re,
turned from Pickens county, where they selzed
and destroyed two illicit distilleries with 350O
gallons of beer, and made one arrest.
Western Timber Thefts..
Depredations upon the government timber
lands in the West have increased to such an
extent that the secretary of the interior has adj
dressed communication to the attorney-gen-
eral urging him to use all the means In his
power to arrest and punish the offenders
The Jeanette Search.
Secretary Hunt sent the following cablegram,
this afternoon, to Lieut. Danenhower and
Chief Melville of the Jeanette, at Irkutsk,
through NJ Hoffman, at st. Petersburg: RE
main on the ground till the remainder OF the
expedition is found, and help search by every
means in your power"
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-16
BEECHER RETRACTS
A Statement Previously Made Reflect
ing on Brooklyn Lady Teachers.

A Statement Previously Made Reflect
ing on Brooklyn Lady Teachers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-In his New Years day
sermon Henry Ward Beecher made surpris-
ing assertion, rejecting not only upon the NOR
ais of the members of the board of education
of Brooklyn, but upon the chastity of young
lady teachers in the schools. The board APP
pointed committee to wait on Beecher and
demand from him the proofs of what he had
asserted. Previous to commencing his sermon
to-day he read the following retraction:
"a sentence in recent discourse delivered
by me in this place has been widely construed
as rendering liable to suspicion large body of
citizens holding official relations under our
municipal government. regard the sentence
as fairly liable to such criticism, and therefore
disavow any such intention and amend the
sentence. Especially do / regret with emphasis
any such construction of my language as shall
throw suspicion upon the integrity of that
large and honorable band of women who teach
in our public schools. whose laborious and often
thankless service 1 have never failed to ad-
mire and commend; and more emphatically to
disclaim all wish or intent to bring innocent
parties under suspicion L revoke such SEN
fences, and desire they should be as if they had
never been uttered. l do it unsolicited by any
party aggrieved of my own desire, as publicly
as I made them, and in the same place.
Amen"
This retraction will probably appease the in
jured lady teachers and their indignant friends
and relations. At the time of making the
CHARGE Nr. Beecher had no idea of the refec-
ton he was making, and his assertion probably
grew out of some scandalous Misrepresentation
made by parties who had an enmity against
some members of the board of education.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-16
THE AssAss1N's SUNDAY.

A Lively Chat With Reporter-He Wants
His Speech Read by the People.
WASHINGTON, jan 16-Guiteau was sppar-
emily in the best of spirits this morning when
a reporter of the Associated Press called at the
Jail.
81 have decided not to sell my speech for
money" he remarked, but to give it the wild
est circulation through the Associated Press
/ want every man, woman and child in Amer
lea to have an opportunity to read it." He
was asked: 'How were you pleased with
Reeds speech yesterday" and replied:
theory or Reeds either and I should not like
to trust my defence to either of them. Charlie
made good speech, though, and it interested
me, but wouldn't give cent bushel for
that kind of talk" Then after pause, 81 do
not know, though, but it may be just as well
to have that go before the jury with a GRIM.
There may be Fsome soft fellows among them
who will believe that I'm an imbecile."