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The Ashtabnla Member Whose Note
Garfield DID Not Endorse.

The open confession of Ashtabula
Thorp, the Raphael of the Ohio Legis-
Iature, made to his distinguished col
leagues touching his contract for canvas
and paint with John Sherman, MAS wor-
thy of his honest heart. Herewith, how
ever, is furnished another installment
touching the truthful member, which
may give him the additional chance to
say to his afellow.members, Guilty, as
charged in the indictment" i.-e'
When sThorp was nominated for the
Legislature General Garfield was brows-
ing ct his homein Mentor, making hay
and generally playing the practical far
mer. One day. while taking q nap on
the porch, the General was surprised,
and agreeably 80, by visit from the
Ashta6ula member. Said be: General,
have always been your friend. I have
just been nominated fn my District for
the Legislature, and for the express pur-
pose of voting for you for the Senate Of
the United States"
81 am glad of that" said the President
elect; "let me congratulate you. know
you will be elected"
II have no doubt of that" said Thorp;
"the only thingI need is little help in
conducting the campaign. So / thought
would run over and ask of you loan
of $500 to help me out"
This blunt request on the part of Thorp
rather struck Garfield after the fashion of
moral shock, so to speak, but bracing
himself up, he said:
"To tell yuu the truth, Thorp, haven't
got $500. I am willing to help you any
way can. All the ready money I have
is about SIS, and if that will do you any
good, you are entirely welcome to it"
81 thought, probably" said Thorp
that might find you out of funds. So,
on my way here l stopped at bank in
Cleveland, and was told by its President
that if you would indorse my note for
$500 could have the money"
Now, Garfield having said to Thorp he
was willing to do all he could to help
him, here was his chance. While re.
flecting for moment, Thorp added:
eyes, General, the bank will let me
have the money, so have drawn up a
note and have signed it. All you have
to do is to put your name OH the back"
General Garfield took the note which
Thorp handed him, and passed into the
library, the Ashtabula member following
him. He took up his pen, dipped it into
the ink, and was in the act OF afixing his
signature. when, as quick as a flash, he
changed his mind.
"Thorp," said he, II can't endorse this
note-not that am not willing to oblige
you. If I sign it, it will be putting a
club in the hands of our enemies to de.
stroy both of us. Don't you know that
the majority of the Directors in the bank
which offer TO discount the note are Dem.
ucrats, and they would be certain 10
allege that it was an illicit transaction of
some kind between u.s."
"Do you think so, General?" said
Thorp.
"I certainly do; otherwise would not
urge any objections" was the reply.
Thorp could not urge an endorsement
in face of such protest, and, while be
did not get wool, he left the Mentor farm
| assuring Garfield that he (Thorp) would
be elected, and he would see to it that
Garfield was elected Senator Wash
Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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= William E. Dodge and others, o

- William E. Dodge and others, of
New York, have filed articles incorpo.
rating the New York, Madeira and West
Coast of Africa Steamship Company,
with q capital of 100000, with aproviso
that it can be increased to 81 100000.
Mr.. Dodge says the company has been
formed to provide a steamer for carrying
emigrants to Liberia, in place of the
present slow-sailing vessels. The organ
izers of the company are those who have
been interested in the colonization move
ment. The first steamer will be built
without delay, and its estimated cost is
100000.
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Notice to Creditors.

T WILL be prepared OH the first day Of
Il March next to pay dividend to the
creditors Of A. Il. Campbell Il Co. Credi-
ors willing to take under the assignment
will present their claims, properly attested,
to the undersigned on that day at Anderson
C.. H., $. c., at O'Clock p. H., at Sherilf's
office. j. n. SUTHERLAND,
Assignee a. R. Campbell L. Co.
Jan 30, 1881 2S 9
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Micheal Hazard, of Monticello,
Pratt county, Illinois, has sent to the
Washington Republican, picture OF five
babies borue by his wife on the 18th of
September 1880, and whose combined
weight was 191 pounds. Hazard is 80
and his wife 36 years of age.
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The WILLIAMSON Female College

DEsPECTFULLY offers lis services to those pa
II, rent. who desire to secure for their daugh-
iers the thorough and symmetrical cultivation Of
their physical, intellectual, and moral powers II
is conducted On what is called the "ONE-STuDY"
PLAN, with 5EMr-ANEUAL COURSE of Study;
and, by system Of Tuitional Premiums, It's Low
Rates are made sti lower for ALL who average S.
per cent. No Public Exercises. No Receptions"
Graduation, which is always private. may occur
eight times year. For full information, write for
an illustrated Catalogue. Address Rev. 5. Lam
DER, President, Williamson. S. c. lily
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New York Weekly Herald.
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MARBLE YARD.

A LII persons wanting TOMBSTONEs
n will do we'll to call on mc, MS l have
on hand all grades Of Marble. and work all
the new designs. warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
| am prepared to take care Of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates mt the Benson House. Meals 25 cents.
Lodging % cents.
TlIOS. NJ. WHITE.
Feb &c. 1880 SO
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FOU N d

A REMEDY THAT IS a SURE and EFFEC-
II tual cure for all diseases Of the Blood Skin,
Scrofula, Cancer in its worst form, White Swelling
Catarrh of the WoInb and all Chronic Sores, no
matter how long standing, we guarantee cure II
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durcN,
NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway aad Ann Street, New York
South Carolina Railroad.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

On and after Wednesday, Jan &c 1881, the passen-
ger Trains over the Greenville and Columbia Rail-.
road will be run daily, Sundays excepted:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08

for that line had been for years geographical
line between the North and the S1u:h; the re-
aGjusters wsnted No North. DO South, 90 East,
10 Wes,; they wanted liberalism TO prevail
they wanted the man Of the North when be
came South to feel that his life and property
were secure; they also waited TO abolish social
oslrsclsm. The readiuster patty wss not com
posed OF the riff raft it embrscad the ability
ard refinement of the State. Alexandria had
a maRniic.o! river frontage, bu. under B1ur-
bon rule it could not prosper.
The speech coming from one aspiring 10 be
Attorney General Of Virginia, was very ordosry,
| both 10 matter aud delivery, AID, judging from
the manner 10 wbichit Was received, mad. D, o
thing else but favorable impression upon the
, few present.
After coma reusrk5 by stranger from
Georgia. who suuouDcad himself republican,
| ADD spplauded tie urse OF General Mabooe
10 the JOi.ed States. Senate. and R. z. Fsrr. oil
Fairfax. and several AlexsDdris read listers, the
crowd dispersed,
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few years ego, b@torc Coopel Csms-or
hid become sWalc OF tho fsct that repudIa,io:
was 50 popular with the negroes sod repn5ii
GAGS OF Erelpia that it could eiec: Senator
snd might, per chauca. eItc: s Governor, be
like mos: o.her Virginia democrats. Los OIL!
thought, bu: said that "repudistion is robbery,
sud that radical tyrlDty would be too mild
yoke for CON- mu1i!y Of thieves" But koo1l
edge has wrought SD change 10 him, as i
hiss 10 many othsr mep, and b. DOW thinks re
gudaioo is right AID tsdica! t;rap.Y the vsiJ
thing Tor Gem nunity tha. would, If allowed
pay lis JUS. debts.
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NEWS OF THE DAP,

The Invested capital 10 coal mines 10 The
United States is $3.50 900 600
New \ ork is putting 40 $27,469 900 worth
OF new bulldogs.
The will Of The late Jamas Stokts VAS sd nit
ted to probate in New I,rk SATURDAY. HI.
estate is valued at s. 0O0,0 900. About so OUJ
is questhed to dItfsreot societies sod iostl,u.
uons. The remainder Is divided eq1at amor 6
bis children.
A special dis os:ch from Pine Ridge Agency,
Netrssks, says: Grow Deg, csptolp Of she
police st the Rosebud Agency. shot srd
instantly killed Spotted Tai abou! 5 o'oolck
yesterday stternoop. There had been III teeup
between them fofsope time. Grow Dog geol
TO Fort Nlobrsrs TO await further developments
Trouble is spprebended''
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COMMUNICATED.
Chesapeake Pirates Invading West
mOrelanG

1t is but 3 twelve month siace We were hsppy
in the possession Of md held uot:spu;ej ju.is.
diction over, large natural oyster bsd:, sui,ieE:
~ extensive to have given employ nent TO fly
per cent OF Cue poLutttlon.
Not only did Theses oysters exist il large qusE-
titles bus their qls.i.y Was such tn u hey wovl
com pare favorao!y with the fses; il the Sor:c,
and readily recommended them to all parties
testing their merits. This large stock of oysters
with their mosay ranks fer miles covering TIC
Tbiie-pebb.sd bottom of sae royal Old Potombc,
hsd been sccun u,a.i,g from time I'm nemorSl,
and having been et uaclsiurbed for ages, tcty
were regarded ty tee BOT esi yeonanry of Wet
morea.d as co nnol inheritance, handed
down from tho.e to.sfaicers who first bravel
the ier.oes OF Inc Western wilds ana established
haoltsioo mid The UCp.uneo forests OF Viz
GINA.
And now fellow N n after having supreme
sway for generations, and when ctner fed. are
becoming exhausted. thereby enhancing the
value OF ours, are We nov gong 10 allow PEI
p q from 8 distant ,h0re 70 come here snd oper.
~ seize the :ces:u'e. while We stand idly look
/ & OF ! Yielding witnOl: word! Nay they
not only seek 10 snatch the ps;z, from oar verg
hands. bus hey even have the sudic:.Y 10 fate.
the game within our precincts before It's fnEI re-
nova.
They have diversified cur oys:e.fslds, o.
struc:ed he navigation OF our smaller stream.
deprived Us VI our legal rights And tranple
ous Statutes In the dust house! We knights 0.
the Little Hs,chet," she..ae your SWORDS 10
mora till the last footsteps OF lhs invader have
grown cold on the sands OF tee Potomac Aai
thereby prove 20 these Eastern Shore bsudi:.
that cur hearts are vsisut as OF yore, and OF.
honor a. durable As the everlasting Mills.
Z. a. -. JR
Holii..s-'. VS.
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MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5
Here's a sample of lbe civil service reform

Here's sample of tbe civil service reform O.
Which Secretary Window sud Pcs:mas;c. u e.
era! jams speak 10 su,d high syundog
pb,as,s |! is taxed from the Valley Iirgtnian
and that ntw is the organ Of the s:rslSbtou
wing Of that pary:
Republicans bo,dag federal positions, il
many Instances, sra not SLOWED 10 exercise the
right OF free cltZ:ns 10 81 Jport Of the poll,
sud prlnclll:s OF their parry except at the risk
Of deospI!stor while 10 the same line Of ser
vice those OF them Tho coRsrdiy submit 10 the
lash Of the BOSSES. are permitted 10 work toI
she destruction Of the party through whose
agency they have besa favored.
1.-THE voters et tbl; county were l1f1 :uc:
By other thiogs than money aoa sectional
hatred. the republican party would be buried
under popular N sjority 90 large that its resur-
riot!ou would be impossible.
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FOREIGN NEH,S

The Roms correspondent ofsbe London S!ao
dsrd says that serious proposals have been
made 70 .te Pope 10 transfer the sess of III,
Holy Sc. TO America.
a nihiIiss has been arrested at Belgrade. Il
Is rom bred that dyoanite was iouud on his per
cor, Ind ling purpose 90 the part of The
nihlisss 10 Kill the Gar 81 Russia SGD the En-.
psrnr William.
The 6 o!os. at St. Petersburg, has been sus.
pended ter six months for cr.ticislDg the cor.
duct of tie Prince OF Blgsris sni GspersI
E!orath ADD tor txposiog the disorder on board
Russ!so mea OF war 10 torsigo ports.
There wsre three thousand psope yesterday
ct the IL se.ing 10 Rome 10 favor of 50 abrosa.
tioO OF Inc Pspal Guarantees lse. Addresses
we're read from Gstbsdl, Loui; 3 sec aad
Victor Hugo Police delegstes refused 70 al
low the resolution declaring the abrogstiou OF
the Law indispensable TO be rut, and sb,rs va.
Eome disturbance.
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Fire-ShOOfin-ar alta Steamer.

CISCISSATI Oaio. August S.-Tte a.urioe
nlls OF Davidson, E wards t. Co., q, S nth
Po,ot. Ollc, were bu,ued last evening. Loss
SIP 000 90 irsa,src,.
Fourteen shots were fred toto the steamer
Hsudy yesterday meroiog. when she WAS ap-
nroschlng Portsmouth, Ohio. The shots came
tom wagon 90 the road close TO the river
bank. The pilot WAS compelled to lie fat,
Balls entered The cain aud ooa bsrely missed
aIsdy passenger. Shots also entered the &c gine
room. No cause can be assigned for the attack,
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-Vireini: 6s old -; co
deferred 15i; do consolidated 81: do 2! Sc.
ries 4ls past due coupons 92s; new 10 40i S.; bid
to day. Cotton steady; midd!ing l2sl24 -Four
very firm, with an upward tendency; howsrds 6.
and West super 75.S 25; do eI 50sS5 50; co
family I5aS6 75 City Mills snpar 8 ISL 90:
do extra 1886 25; do faulty 7sS7 25; do Rio
brands oTsST Ps.spsco family 81 81 Wbes.
Southern higher and active; Western tighe.
and active; Southern red l25al29; Go amber l25
abb; No Maryland l30; No2 Western white,
red spot snd August l&Os,lS ]; Sept 1921: Oct
l34asl34i; Eov'r 1851. Corn-Soutaern quie.
and firm; Western higher ard firm but mac.
tive; southern white G.; do ye low 60; Western
mixed spot and Aug t0i.6!4 Sep. 62 BID; Uc.
81; Nov 66t asked steamer IS lists lover
and more active; Southern new 3SaGSt; West
ern whits 40 Al for new; Go ml1-d 3i-3S new;
Perns % Lew Rye noninal!y $3.50. Hay
firm phi ne TO choice Penn and Maryrd l6aSi9.
Coffee firm; Ri ca:goes ordinary 10 fair liza
III Sugar higher and strong; a soft IL.
Whiskey stesdy at III l2i.
PHILADELPHIA. August -Cattle-msrket
unsteady; sales 500; PRIME ee,6i; good 5s.ti !;
medium $500; Common 5s.5t; cults 34s4i
Sheep-msrket dull ss.es 10 UUj; prime 5tats !;
good 5s,ts; netium Ass Common ts,ss; call,
3s4 LAMBS 3sIi; ssccS ewes 2as3 IS Hcg=-
market dull. se!llrs q. s!sei; sales 800.
NEW YORK. August S.-Stocks lowar. Money
2i.3. Flour firm. Whea. HAS higher. Corn
IL higher
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tlJ1cncial BnlleIin.}

Executive MANSION, Aug. S-l .. n
The necessity tor the op:rs!lon which VA. per.
formed upon the Pre.i5eot tits moruiog became
apparent to the surg zoos yesterday when they
fouod th.t drainage tube of the z. hitherto
usad could % logger be pissed along the track
OF the baii between the ribs. TIE process of
granutsuon 8. thlt po!ot bad sone 90 81 fsr as
80 partially close the o;i6,s and the ribs pre-
vented the pushing aside Of the fash, which
vas hescg between them, enough so that the
tuce could be intrcdacd The result OF this
state OF thlngs WAS hat pus formed 10 the
deeper parts OF the wo1od rather faster than i,
could esc.pe ttr-ush the half ob4.tucted open
log between I'd. r,os, and its gradual aecu uu!a.
lon bsE'n 70 cause disturbance. Ii was there
tore decided TO make new opariog into the
trek OF the ball bsioT the las. rib so that the
ribs sheud 90 looger prevent the keeping open
OF the Ro1ni by tie s0ni backing which then
afforded 10 the granus.icg & SD betwseo
Them. lbc oplrsl1s Vas pertgrned at the
rtq lest CT the o:htr Surgeons py D.. Agncw.
A. 5000 a. be patient hsd been pu, uoder the
rh lsoce OF ehsr, looS scd slightly carved
lo-runeas Hss Introduced toto the wound.
"a al Il eat % ih- .'ee, -vl v,rri=d lvruweIl
soug The rack OF the buffet III il Its end cou
be ielt oelvT the isst RIB from the outside
Holding this lnstiu nsnt 10 tie ~buod as q
guide d Ger AgosT then uaies c ,un,er ioci-
sloo beIcT the twelfth rio, cutting directly
through tn 'a,esunen: uo,ll bis kof. met the
end OF the fist mentioned instrument q. the
poot where ne wished to iutersec: tbs track
OF the ball. The opersiiou Vas not a
dhc1l. or dangerous ore sod tee patient bore
both Il sod the ethstzstlou extremely well.
There is DOW 40 OF ling to the deeper paris Of
The Wooed which ooes 90, pass between tae
ribs and which Gao always be kept fire.. .od
uoobsiruc:ed and 10 further trouble from the
sccumuaii3u of pms is anticipated. Size, the
op ra:Ion the Prtsideot has rested quietly aud
Is DOW asleep. dis pulse q, tits hour is 100,
aad te has nel.her fever DER any other unfavor.
able .ynp,oms.
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General Mshooe ; home 0 % even set 81
tributes the subn:rsi2n of one edition of Tie
Virginia Liberal 10 the waters of The Potomac
to the psrlssnlsn and o.c;ipioo ofths del
cra:s Of this city, sud this. too. wien. Of III;
tvo parties charged win tia: act, one was
rescj 1sler and !be other republican, and, not
withstsudiog the fac! that the Generals Wash
ioaton trIao said The psrIias alluded 20 made
ni,i,ks is not throwing tns editor ios;esd o.
ii: paper overheard.
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The fJlloHiog h2s baen seos.

AShINGT0N, Aug. S 1881.
LoUcN. Minister. London: During sbe PISS:
thee days the Prsstept has perlodicsy ex-
psrlsncsd rise OF temperature indicating an.
o:ter obs:su,iioo 10 the 4 W Of pus. A sureics
operation vas performed at Zine o'clock this
morniDs By Dr.. Agnes, assisted by all the
surgeons in a.teodsoce BY w1icb Tree com
m1r!canon bstSeen The pus ca'i les and the
surface Ct tie body has oeeu etisc usy es!ab
Iished. Tae operation was performed under
The i. leIca Of ethsr. The President endured
/. Well aud at this hour-ha!f past ,ea-is do.
lrg as well SIS could re topped. BLAINE,
Sec u,
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Clarke vs.. BradIsuph

LONDON, Angus: S-rhe Court of Common
Pleas TO day granted Mr. B,sdlsush a rue
nisl for Dsw ttisI Of the case of Clarke sesiost
B,.diaush. The acioa VS. to recover from
the defendant penalty Of 500 pounds Tor hay.
lns sat and voted 10 the House Of Commons
Vltoous tskiuF the parliamentary OATH, lry
haVioe 90 the 2od uI,. raudered verde, for
tie plsictff Mr.. Brad sush is conioed 70 bis
room 90 sc,ouot OF al injury to his arm recejy.
ed ct the time of bis recent expulsion from the
House Of Commons,
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The Unofficial reports of the Presidents c u.
dItlon r,csivcd at is,e hour las: nigh. were
lar from encouraging 1sis fssred .hst another
pus cavity has formed. and preparations we've
mace Tor thorough exploration of the wound
LOT soe pufpcs, OF ascsrtsoiog if possible tn.
poIos 1t which The tos of pus has been inter
trup''d. Ihs President suffered Somewhat
from he excessive heat on SATURDAY., il h.inv
found tnprsc;losble 10 keep the mosrsturs If
bis room much bsIo# % without closing The
doors and windows, sod this WAS not dsemsd
advisable. The atttroooo fever was rstbsr
blehsr thso usual, but ii suos;ded before n
o'clock. std the patient slept we'll, vj,hou,
norpbis. o. Suodsy be lock bis nourish,
msos as usual sud slept st Intervals, but his
pulse and teupsrsturs rose TO the points which
a.wsys eX,ite ssrm.
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From the East Indies.

LONDON Angus: S-The Cslcu;ts cores.
ponder: of the lines says: The latest reports
from Mysose sle u1fsvorsoIe. R.ia is wanted.
Ioe crops are Hi.herirg ,od prices are risire 6.
Pis ures are falling. The prospects are dscid.
edlS gloomy, add unless rain falls within week
large portion of the crops will be lost. S=Ysre
..c'tc'tY is inevitable. Reports from the prov
tc' OF Coors are also bad. but accounts from
Other paris Of India are fairly god.
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Raw. Dr.. Nawnsn Sal the crime OF Gci.aau
shows three thitc,: first. that g1oract MN
should not be allowed to vote; second, tbst
foreigners should cot be allowed to vote, AID
third, that there shouli Eos BE- So much rel
sious liberty. he also says. The reIu5lc .os f
Virginia should subordinate themselves TO The
repudiatlog Mshonites. Bat like bis radical
partner. Beecber, be SAYS mary Thugs that
no body believes.
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Mr. ". ,. Ryder, ia xios.oa street,
Boston, Mass, 10 making retere,c. TO bis ex
periercs IN certain cl'ecl1os thu. remarks:
| an pleased TO say THAI have Used s.: Jsc Is
Oil Tor rheumatism. a:;h the b4ss success. ~
case vas ooe Of Two years s;apdios aud bal
fad oil other sres.nent; bat ST J.cobs y |
cnrad mo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
PRIIicide.

W1LL1ANsPoRT, PSI, Aug S-A suspected
case OF psrriclds growing oui o: life insurance.
specula:lons is reported here Joseph Miller,
aged a years resided with his son Samuel, in 4
lonely spot near the base Of Bald Bsgle noun.
ssin IN Clinton township, One day lsst week he
oiea suddenly and vas ho,,iedly buried the
next day. Suspicioa was so strong that the
body was disin.e.red and post norten ,1,mi.
3asion revealed the fact that the dsce.sed hsd
beea poisoned ~