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, 1881-07-21


EAsr Liberty.
.,.r l,,pE,sry, ,iufy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to.day.
sSs; sSss9; 4 tH ts}'s! s - issi; III, II
Tit 'fsa = H. S!sss
,.hs 'rs5"l ST bSsf 1s' &ow or* R' na n ER
;s esSs!: r." ts 'Ssss
,asps 5 II f . 'ntfs' 1T e"ws I'D :ta
,s. sS 'sss Y Fos s'fs s"s s"s
diIsd ' ','s 'sEai 3"tHe.. y;Ht ."E !wS aa,'
ssalsixifIsH'ss. sssaS, ssiiIaH 1. ta aSs' ~ ~ "' '''
"'9 nuFYAtIO. . ,. ....
nr.Issrsd rIsradsb sbfSusi. II sars nerkt ataa,y nnd ifn!
sses' st,e {" seo Htes seer. VIZ S
rs, snS lSed coHnon Texas co~'' soos best R1''c'
dnSsaseSe nsssS ,1 h, % .,s ses5tsss 7s,,;S
.s :nrs, :s;' .ss n S' Ss SSs sa' s
s4s Ss9a ess!sa 4! sa!ss sssf
~ isv " selsns Man& enn,n M;SHn W..
a sSa 'ss sse saocs i"ikoFs aaotabs nj o
all 'o''' NEW rouK.
t;, Ssx ao Ssix IS,
;ss;:sss: Ss$ $5s + III:
~ fssfssyEsi ss @ aS H1S Il
ns X for p1ur 10 ci,1tcn. =.
t npaa, a' II s"ss {. iseS HUI '0o
ET LOUIS.
sr, LOUIS. No., Iuly MISUNDERSTANDING 2so9.
~ seiJ; unyy Stripping etucra. Sa!sga ilRht ~.
HNxxSSE uatv9 butchsrs. sEugrst th1M9l2ai cows
snd kpfsr- tlsNtl.M Ee9d 10 elsoice Erlss rosanS
1sTkas- -iecupts. lid; shipments, iHj, scarce md
aTm. mutto1s. ELtl9 4.al. c1tFn. flIa. ,,s .,,,.
i1nGs-Acttvc. i,Utt Erutlts b1ttuf: f1rk1rtt %Mha
al. narttnH, NIVN{if ciDtro to fancy heavy tt3t&a
FG Tcceiilts, 5,1u: shipments. ,so0.
KANSAS CITY.
spfstas Dtspatth to Tht Chienoo Tftb4tns.
KANSAS GIrr.. Mo-. july W1GATTLE-'r@he @ rr!te @
rsrsni reports: Hncelpts 3; shpnIenta lt5s l!ltlu
,onrn fc ii! tho nnrket prices 6nndyt native khil,.
Ell HstahJ1 natiyn .!0cSers &nd fcot!er. t&S4a
ei}ods.Isecopfs ii04; shipmcnts nono. nutlve u,,d
h,5her; rholca. skoJGA lu lxht shipping nHd mixed
cackina, fas*AN.
,rSrtysATt. O.. Iuiy ao.-itnus- --Htcndy nnh firm.
,onon1on and IiEt. EiUksiI; taDktnK and butchers,
S;LUsd!V; rrccipts And shluu'ai'tss noae'
, 1881-07-21

1'rul,o%aiH fer h.rIn9 1yaEans AMd Atabn.
tahcS Wagons it1r this u, n. Army.


,... FllILAilEl.4slkfA. In. July III, 1SAi.
epaed rrOuOsa1s In Lrp1yatG etbje0t 10 The usual
cnltl9* WI! ~ recnitSa " this uiice md ~ tho
vil!g Ind. Aa at F,!st lxnvoIiwGrtn. kas., nI u III,
~ Fort Lraycnmurlti. l1 r. III: at yu. and
ll1 III. nj this N!ge Aug. la lAsl. At whlcI! as
and taces they xil 10 ojaat d llrciencu j! bidders
tur furnishing thirty .4lx tg spthN wnHuna tpDnRtur-
Y .a!ss1a ana twsnty:vo !, .!apa1nes y ~ s mSxons n
1!tist lntiaslpsa Js!t.sAn!!lls 5of Fntt iosyens r.
dsE9.s al.e md Y what 1antiYs i1tsy miil msss
e19,plote 4eIlyery ol entife ~ BID liz:
hGrcIn mentioned. Tho uusHrnsuvsl raserYes tiH
sll. rsjVct my aI ps0nsas. prvfvrelIc0 viii
III HlYu IL nrtctus uf nIlattu lToduetlnu uild nan-
.lIrss so.",s @ srs Il =, ,!. gua!itty !,r r.s'
tnn pEndction Mn na,at4ctra nsgaHse an ths f.;
ny thu public serrlGU thur. 80
DlAilE PROPOSALS, AleplHcnti tiuhs cDns u h.
Hers, ind bhf0Ftnntln OF amount OF hu To accusi!s
tNny pro9n1e,us wn pny further In he0rnAu uuu.W1al
ba invniaeA by 0lter ut tlla Nulsot QnarQEuasGrs.
Ilctu!iod IN aupllGailon. Hsollsalt should By 3D.
ieNArN "a nti.ur Tho l)0jut QAArtarnlastuF Ut FiAs
:o!ia J9tasnn.'!'e q RSft SnsSwarit ~ and mo 10
tauc1 Wagons, " both "a thu cats may hS3; hS3;;,cuv,
A. @ II. t1eta.. H. 8. A.. n utIAtRe 81 noLMt
, 1881-07-21

.1fOSTtON,

u0sTOS, July uiya-FLUuit-Dnllj mpdernto demand;
Western supernne. siGlGtsDs common extsas, $a.tAa
QUO; Wisconsin t.u ai5aH1l; Minnesota extras, sa0u
ts1.do; winter wteat. UhlO nd Michigan, Ef0D3h37A,
sprlnR patents, ttt99aui winter tatonts ~ H@1.7h.
vMAiN-crn stenay and fifth, nxed ana yolluw,
ksat;t steaner' IlHesol ny ErlIo. SSaloe uns nrli
No. .nlxnd and No. Whltu, AsQ,l5o iyo nomlNalIy
unchAnKGA.
nvTTEI::NomlnalIy unchanged.
iiEcE1pTs~ 7,o6o orls 400 sacks; corn &1Qo
but wllunt. Jtx1 hu; oRis, ,AD bu.
,HlttrMESTA-F1onrtl ,..09 bsls; cOru 115, $50 bu.
, 1881-07-21

TOLEDO. D., ju1y .o.-GMAtx-Waents sttady} No.3
rcd, spot. sl:s. July. &la{t August sl,s. hopton,-
Der, i.z!}s; Uc.uhos. l.l your, t.l, No. now rod,
sIsN Corn hrln, Nn =. spot 62ot ycnr. +7aic. Oats
1rm, NJ. 2, sput. 4g}ics August, 3lc. .
CALL-Whcnt aundy; No. rod. July, s1.1f5x,
Anguish blat September. s9ls October, &i.z>&,
yGnI, l!l4 hd, $t.3lE Hskct turn st4lndyj NJ,
sppt. &s}4e bdf uT!!st. H1&n BID. hta Askat Data
= MISREPRESENTATION sitj ba, corn. lp.uo bu, oats.
, 1881-07-21
1'11I14A1lEf.1'11IA.


PHILADELPHIA. 1a., July :U-Ftuttil-Firn, WGst.
arn extras thifaL1S, Afinmeau.h extras. fhD0sAsi,
Dho, rUut to cllaIce. tItNad2jt uhlu. now proccss
tiGh&a 41 to hls grndes, Fiji IT. Ion.. fnncy, titJ
Minnesota rAtett nroeesE, Gaod. tim, wer patynts,
&d.N4t1.n. Hyu nour-Ymnt entc+, *t7a2+iUL
GNAiS-Hltont nnsettett, hi9lsert No. = rcd, ein.
.ntor, Hing .2l4. Sn.a rcd. tny. .at .c{, August
ff&4afa'i September, tl.9lqi.21, ociuttor, tl2st
1.ThM. turn alIct; fnturna tlrln. Weslurn nxctl
Eis,1itt tac! aS:dS stenn1as ,n ts9ck 9raln dapnt
AnHMst, *tJtc. buptIplbeF. h1JEaj4ct Deder, ii
GttttG l5ntH trrG:ufnrf No Whlt1 4$kGb Ee: NJ. i
white. ENE ltul lniSed, ltGt3ltte.
T.,i,,nyis!uSs-firM .,,,!,! anu unel,anEoa.
erenstory, 1El4lu New fGrk s,tnta md Bradford
County. l'niinsyishnIn, lN3Alus dalry. laSl.'c.
tfuHH-StGnt3yt llH1jc.
l:ftEESE-Ntenly Mill unchanged.
lErHui.EHM-t}nlt MDd Unchanged.
WItEHKy-lll1Js &i.tL -. .. .....
tEEKirrs-f!qaF. 2Sp bstss wheat, 5000 bu, corn,
hf.iktl hut tintA, 1.fiNI hi. - @7'''
HLtlMES TB-E0rr YSI0NHn Il
, 1881-07-21

DETROIT. Mlch., July s--FlouR-Qu,et and ".
chAnK4d. s.. =
GNAlH-Wheat sts0nRt No. white. Sl,iu}{,~July,
tLlyss August, sLl.4f, September, s,9St October,
t!.lpAs yenr tll9! No. 2vAta, sLlB bid; No, red,
Jlt1li Feuelpls, 7t0u bul shipments, uun0.
, 1881-07-21
CINCINEATI.

CINCINNATI, July yal-CDTrDS-HtcRdyt 1tISc.
FL0ul-1n good dohIAnd; tondluK upi famtly, Sa51
GE,00s fancy, tt95aGtA
~G,tAlS--Whcat strung, No. rod. tl.lea1.1y Coru
strady; Nh. Mxad, ai4s, Oats strong; No. mixed
4.ct No, du hotd at EG. ltyO strong; No. 3nt fD@
Luz,
Titov1BiuNH-t'ork tirmt s,x0l lnrd dull; hold At
HAUL Ik meals ru,t 4iutnrs, GAcj o!eAr lib. J,tc.
natUn H. EqHd dunnnd ntd Ilrml shoulders. 73iOt
clenr rib, tY}Sut cleaF, Iu>sC, 7'
WHtAkT-figttt tl,u4
-HUTrEIt-FIrtn and Nnc1unUcd. .
, 1881-07-21

MtLwAuKEK. July &.-FLoult-8o0d dcniand.
'0nAts-Nhoat trm; No. , Milwaukee el.la,
july, tl1, August, fl.I, September, Sll5, Ootobgr
H.ls4, November, fl53f; No. Milwaukee, tnssl0ai
No. do nominal. Garn strong.. No. nj 4su Oats
ldy, nr,n. So.a eeplonlhsr; Is 7Nac:
l'hUviFfOSH-stoRay. Neea Dnrk. .Sl7.G5 cash
AnH!st: md Hoptembsr. Lard-slt.N cash and AaKls
$ll.tH SGptUnblr.
tluuS-3t9ndy; A113TM
fMEiGItTs-sYhaat 10 Ilnfh!to. 1885,. -
MI hu. '...
s,IrMEXTs-f1our, l:,oO bs's, whuAs, AaQg bu,
corn, GN bu, ' '' ="
, 1881-07-21

NuFyALo. N. T., July a.-NtAtN-1Yhsat Arn,lY
heldt 5,un bu No. Duluth. tl4E. torn quIot, hrm.
ent hlahsri SQUu bu ~, : m1ed Wostsra u 6a}f0
VASAi. ENxiuurs-Fis and unchanged, =.
, 1881-07-21

PEORIA.

PEORIA, ILL.,, July M-GHAIN-Curn nrms hah
mxod. A7t.;t6ol n,1xcd +g3l9s7c. Oats nrM., NJ. \
wf,lte 4G3i1kc. ttyD nomlnalt now No. p0H00lo.
MISUNDERSTANDING nj 81 .lhtx.
ISkEE4FEs-!Yhsat. 4 10 but cUr,i. S7,lD but oats
haaA bai ryo+ 1,tc3 but Elrigy+ nOno, -
hHliIESTS--WhgNt. lIuitvt corn, 3l,aU but oats,
G,sr!a hui F}ut uOne3 barley. n1tle.
, 1881-07-21

=, Special ptspatth to Ths Chicago Tribune,
.kAxsA8 CITY, Mo. July 1l-GlsAtN-Th0 i'rtcs Our
ssNi rcpots, Whoat-lleralpts. 2l,9i7 but shpmonts
lIG9a hui Artnef, No. 3rash Hdel July. sloi}4t no.
Aja but shplv!sa, 3,v1 bnl dull std unyesstuli No.
y Cn11t BUt lujyt NO. -.'.
, 1881-07-21

Nkw Y0Hx. July aI-Hustness Is steadily improving
With package hUussst e0stun goous lu Gakr Aemand,
and most dn4lrable u,Rkss In light supply and sut
dark printa more active, Aress goods aAd gnsha,us
mon u I'D s eaf
, 1881-07-21


1T. Louis. Mo-. .Inly al-FfAtUn-lDo higher for
xxx, stnBAs0t fnnlify, shGb350; choice to tafey,
fn0hed7G
GNAtS-sSheat Opuned hEi,cr md fru, but e,uaDh
1E)}4 Jatr, la9f Auxust 81Atal.t,fa
12l soptenbcr. &i3l!Ital. .2fsI)s Uctobcr tt23yS.b
l9lh Sovumbar, Lls4Dt.sJkalto}S tho yrnr, No.
rcd, all.stEt No. du, t..0iJfni.Usf. Corn hHker,
nnd closed woak At 47!4c BID cash. 6l!ic bid July.
ais{c August, 4sssMc september. tiJk1 jo tho Scnr.
gafs ,is AiEhes nId nI1w It It. %sss ioaa cas! s2fe
l.EAn-tlrm 1T 4}3E.
llETTEK-unrtlutNeA.
EnuR-unchAntrh
W1tlYkY-btonlty ut 9l,G3,
lhUrIatUSA-I'prk lirtll md SLOW; I0bbnR nj {lA0O
!)Ey salt eAts nrtn ut liacun firm and
0wEr Mt us LAIRD quiet nt 4tIUJ.
hE;Et.rs,Flq's S9n Its; Mhens !a b.. cort
~E!onr. IUiI Grl., wiuMt, l0l BIZ, corn,
H,ENN but oats, 2,uu bu: ryG H0nut hurley, mono.
, 1881-07-21

s,,re,,- Tho ,nn1irt .an salrty nGive, ena a
ns usr ~ Hin, aH tts lrst@s @ ,Msncn ~, II rmG NIX
MceH - sn,ir wna durkty disguised usn n KIT
WI, VI VERY cttI11tIti tO cHHce 1"HttE'' A"o
~ w. N,t,r Grr FcIHJrthhs
, 1881-07-21
QSN'EQ9
DRY GOODS.

o. oswEao. N. ". juIyts2a a-0nAtN-Whs atsaly.
Corn upmlnaily unchanged, 49,, =.
, 1881-07-21

plTreuuRa, Pa. 1aly aA-PEFRoLxcA-Aetlv
uatsss ssfs'satss ssesdY u 7ata Fena'a. No.
,iFiTVsystItE. fs jslx 1t5o.l7gHsasa, Il Ilgte,
" ~ bsa, Charters, M.6Di runs, b4thD,
, 1881-07-21

NALriNottE, Md, July 2a-FtuBIt-Stendy.
0HAtS-Whtat-Wcs,urH higher md strung; No. 7
winter roll spot md july IN; August fL:a}4
Gl.a4t; September, f.28t uet0bcr. *1.1p3. Corn
Anu9at, 5o];asas1c. Acbtombcr. hBe; steamer. iDb.
Oats uufct And trtnt Wc.tcrn wlte, i.9 Ito, Mixed
:alfsA,. ityg dull and nominal Mt BJe =
1AS-iiMti. 7'.'',...0 = ...
i ,,i'tov!S9Ss-sieat!y md 1sm. soas pork tla6o@p
dGfs slr: Sgnr rib sldcs, lu4c llans I2estse. Lard
nuTrEi-Qalot, wcstcxu. grass, t3at7c.
EMuS-DuIl und lo,rur ii lie.
1ETNDLErM-SDlnlnnltr r1t1ncd, 71fc.
tshnCEIsi EA-Coi1oe steady. snRar qAet
WjtSKY-F1rtn. '
EnEluHrs-I'o Liverpool quiet.
,o oiEc.ii'rn-f1oHr I'll otis; wheat lo7,99 but, cotn
AHirMENTA-WheMt. nono, corn. 1859 hu.
HALEs-Wheat, lis us bu, corn, 4N,0U bu.
, 1881-07-21

WtENTNHTUH, '1U15 AI--!FtHTTH TT'HFENTiNE--
1,M;I Mt 1fc.
Wn.MlNHrUS, jh1y W.-HriijrS lr TnurrSt.Sr-
atcntf At fVc crsdo hrm: t9HJ for ye1w; fI.8l fyr
vkfutt - - -'
, 1881-07-21
RIILROAD TIMETABLE

1tTII1tVE1O u IINZ E-X<I SLF1
K aRlvAL AND DEPARTURE 0F
A TiiA1NS-ExrLayAri0N o. nEfEurSca
;MMkassn'aa ;Mona1 eEsseted SUNDAY excopsoL
,.a ,thieM9o - 1orthsvrstern Railway.
for MP I!fMg-tnrts NIeep!n1 Cnf aecomnlOnt tons =
nIpiy ~ " t;nrk.Ht, ufand fact+ tIrt1k's Expross
tct h Lnmcr 5o1;e j. Catinl.st, and tho dopot
, 1881-07-21

cepts ~ uaicss cxr,rtr c"artnic, ao, snlss, 2stJ;
stock, MILO.
, 1881-07-21
COTTON,

NgF QuLEAAa, July N-Co1 roa-Firu, middllns,
ll)so, low do, lV1cs, gooa Ordinary, 80; not se-
, 1881-07-21

The t1rntivtIle 'TheotaKIcnl School.
. .unitarlan. Educates ESPECIALLY fur the l4pernl
Chrlsitnh Mini stry. FULTON and r0ou rent free. All
efpGn@ @Hs moderate. Address
REV, A, \. i4lt EIt3IDltE. rfes,, btCnuyo. Fcnn.
, 1881-07-21
A Live School.

W'-n aE" md ur r. The tnle:. 'ruet4cnl tousse.
tt'nnnra fr1 n pnris Of tic sana iefntion cheap.
u, hnfsE. hcntthtgF than any thrxg city
IAC}kHDSFIIsI4E fBCHfNEs8 cnL1.ruE
tn+l ESGIIhII TRAINING SCHOOL.
The stnt6Rs1i rchn u Ut la clnss Send for cnege
quarterly tn q. ". AIt}ES, Jacksonville, ILL.,
, 1881-07-21

* GhulSnEo. u ~. lfntiinEtan 4: Quinny Jknttrona,
far t,r aI Tlfn, ., Il s,ecp!nRtar AccNmnodn-
foot OF lHhfntu-ax. ffnnd Unun Iin,tnf 1;r,nsntt
l1uuse, nhd Il Cas,,tt-s ~ 'o" H'u'o1
, 1881-07-21

TcmnAylrmnIn Military Academy.
Chestcr Pa uprHa Hept. y. CirIl EnenecTna, Chem
issry. Eln.a!c.. EnRsh: degrees csynterred. r. A.
CuslfIsufE, lj Metropolitan lii0rk. EhichEU.
LsOaA trllEll I1H AuHI 1SrcSt.
, 1881-07-21

f!MIlY',, -I1atlF EXtUbE FUndkYR.
kDTE-E'utlHlhit SIcgpinx .CnFa from Chtcnrn to 81
Louis, kansas Cty, and iooriS. iasof Day coaohes
Miih EeTnlvtn9 fhalrs. Chcaxo 70 bt Louis. And lie.
Khpsaa Cty. No chaMHs Of liar Coaches Chicago 10
Chicago. leock Island - Pacific 1yuIlroat.
Ncput turngr uf fnn Hnten md Hlarnln .nta lIrEes
naloe*. q G!Hrk;Ht. sllsrnan House. Palmer House
GtNtu Facto llol0l. md Is Cannl curnor Aatison..
, 1881-07-21

i lnstructl0n Of dent mites. lStt Bfuntiway, Now
hbrk The larEsat articulation Acaoul IN tile country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12

SENATE BILL No Is has passed
10 II bill to amend and re-enact
.ertain laws in reference to certain
Fences and pr vides that if any Of
icer 0. this State, or Of any county
OF this State, embezzles or iraudu-
Iently converts to his own use any
money or any effects or property Of
another person which shall come to
-is possession or placed in his care
by virtue OF his Office, shall be deem
ed guilty Of larceny thereof and
shall be, il convicted thereof, con
fined in the penitentiarY for given
lumber of years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12

fuE Washington correspondent
Of the Philadelphia TINES is respon.
sibio for the statement that Mr..
Hayes has, during HE four years
fraudulent occupancy Of The White
House, been indolsing in some pet
ty swjnding in open violation Of
law, by which he has realized a few
hundred dollars. 1t srpoars that a
few days after his inauguration he
demanded the payment Of montL's
sa.ary GA lGG co IN adyaucs. and
the treasurer, thinking he really
needed tho money, sent it to him.
A similar demand was complied with
in April aud another 10 May, but
the Secret ~ refussd to psy the
latter, alter notifying Mr. Hayes
that 10 do so would be au open VIC
lati)n OF section G648 Of the Revised
Statutes, which declares that "no
advance Of public money shall be
made in any case whatever" After
receiving this notification Mr. Hayes
temporarily withdrew his request,
but subsequently demanded and OBJ
tanned his salary on the 18th OF ev-
cry month Tuis species Of petty
swiuiiing is characteristic of The
man who stole the Presidency. H.
will, however, doubtless excite some
surprise to learn that Hayes was not
satisfied with oPpropriating 20 his
own use the salary that rightfa ~
belonged to another person, but ad-
ded to the great theft a few hundred
dollars in open violation oflaw, and
that, too, after he had been notified
OF the illegally o(s such an act. His
oHense renders bm liable to i'm
parchment, aud if Congress has any
time TO devote to it, it might be
worth while to investigate ths mat
ter and impose upon the offender
the penalty prescribed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.


tsStTF.
Tslip1-l !. Tho most important of
.e committee reports was tbat Of tho
Committee on Railroads D y which 5c1etc
1915 DO. G., iUrelation TO The transport
l.p o., ir@the by 'lroad without Q -
elimination was reported back Win ,.e
recommendation Una, 10 uess.
Mr. Doueaoo presented soDr.r
glcd by rho- r. Commils aud JJ
otherq, asking aat CoustsblcB could la
allowed reasonable compensation as
mileage. one also by Sir. McGrcyor,
sisnoj by II. D. NcCollum and 40 others
asking for Constitutional sm,rdmeu,
prohibiting The manufacture srd sale Of
Intoxicating I'qoor-.
Iao following bills were introduced
No. - iy Air. Wlliams, TO prevent th-
Ailuug OF catching Of qlaus for q period
OF Two years.
No I'll by hlr. Nalngi.r, iu relation 10
,hc sale Of forfeited and u1oppropua,ed
lands.
40. -, by 1lr shelton, app-opria,iuq
800 for The Improvement OF Tue Cuysu
river.
Resolutions were received from the
House 10 relation to iho death OF Dr.
George Ferre', OF Berkeley county where
upon Mr.. Faulkner offered ths following
H.Jir.j, That thc senate has heard
with profound sorrow The announcement
iu7t m0dc si Inc death OF lion. George
tHrTHI igft d IIIf.i..r d. tI. fU.ra.. ..f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12
TOECES ~ TIEE i'm.


[BUgdlo Courier (CGm)1
Do not let the nation go into the
telegraph business at al if you do
determine to set the nation up in
that line do not buy bat build, and
above all things, as a preliminary to
riskiug the management Of any more
great enterprises in the hands Of
public officials, pass an effective civ
ll-service bill. Without the securi-
ty which such a measure will give,
the postal telegraph, if adopted, may
result in our political ruin, I. will
make the Office holGers supreme in
their party and the office holders
party supreme in the country.
[PhaadclpAja Times, ChdJ.l
The death Of either Garfield or
Arthur between this and February.
1885, would make a President pro
TEN. OF the tenate who would Re err
powered to count and declare the
vote of 1884, and it is not now with
in the scope Of human calculation to
decide whether the acting Vice
President will be a Republican or a
Democrat. It is always safe to
mako honest laws and honestly obey
them, and it is never sale to open
the way tor partisan tricks, as none
can tell who may profit by them in
the end.
charleston N0r5, (Deml,l
Until there is division of white
votes in the State-whioh event !
think will soon take placo-it will
be utterly useless for the colored
people to array themselves political
Iy against the party that is now ia
power. 1t would be placing them
selves on a political color line, and
they could not succeed. 1t is better
that they should not for the party
now in power own large percon-
tage Of the property, and are more
competent to govern the State and
administer it's laws. ] believe that
the masses Of the colored people are
satisfied that it is better for them
to have the State governed by the
property owners, If they can fee,
cure Of equal protection.
lPo'g'teps,e Eagle. ,Rp1l
The telegraph business is now a
monopoly in one aease, but not 10
the sense Of having power 30 ez-
c.ude rivals. They ere already
sprioging up, and the 5.igbtes, at
tempt az eztortion on tLs part Of
The great consolidated company
would develop an opposition tbat
would divide the power within
twelve nonths J. can only ra.1
lie monopoly BY making rates go I9v
aad aer7.ce 60 good that there viii
be no Geld for opposition. Ana
sIch e monopoly chat hurts -
one. BIT Governments TELEGRAM
w,o.1 pc q monopoly 1 truth, ra
absolute, dic.a'9la, oareslrsira
aud understandable monopoly 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12

GEN. Corr Secretary Of tie Navy,
is The youngest Cabinet officer this
government ias had since ths time
CT Alexander Ham''ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12

~ the eyeot o! Judge M5ore's res-
ignatiop, the Clarkaburg Nea suc-
Gests lae appointment o. Hon. John
j. Davis as Judge Jf Tie Supreme
Court OF the State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-12
FALUARLE
Realty In 8jg6W00d
ECD, SALE.

ON the sjh day OF AuUl, 1881, i win of,
fer for sale, aL public auction, tho follow
ing real c-t2io: Tho lot ON The corner 90
Price and Nigh street. ON which arc lo-
Gated two dwelling house, aud an urce,-
e'rY ouJhuil'iI-s, good well and -pl.u~
od fruit trees. Also, ON the same day
} will Office for sale si acr p OF lar1 one
Fourth OF miro North OF EIu.wlol. the
land is under good state OF cultivation.
4 acres of IL IN good meadow, good
Young orchard Of 90 or 20 apple tr es inst
beginning To- hear, aud never failing
spring II good water
Tho above DESERT G property can he
bought at private sale By ealing on or
addressing the undersigned at King
wood. ELIAS I.NNVI
Icl2m2l
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TEST VIRGINIA ARGUS

.U'e-ed at Iliugwoo1 Post once az
second-class mail matter.
IE-RY CLAY HYDE. ljaor.
lMGWoOD. FEB'Y l2. 1881.
ON B. f. MARTIN is receiving a
Boom for President Of The Uaiversi-
~ Mr.. Martin would add dignity
O. hat institution should no be up
Eonted. He is a graduate o. ALE
faeny College and is an accomplish
cl gentleman. By the dint OF his
own exsrtlon he has worked hia way
ur from obscurity and consequently
krows how to sympathiza with and
courage the many young men OF
bis State who are striving, unaided
Tor an education. -Buckhauaoa
1nner.
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catered at llingwool Post once az
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uErRY CLAY HYDE, Hmor.
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'lN GWQOD, FEB'Y II. 1881.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-29

The New York Sun says the constit
uents OF Sewell, Hill OF Colorado, Alli-
son, Jones OF Nevada, Ingalls,, Plat, Of
Now York, Miller OF California, Hoar
and Dawes are opposed to corruption in
allforms, and especially TO corrupt judi
ciary. yet all Of these Senators voted
for Stanley Matthews from orders from
Jay Gould and from tho White House
and then voted to keep secret the pro-
c~eedings in itbo executive session so
that tho people might not be able to
hold them 10 n stern account for this
treachery to their duties. and for collu.
sion with faitbless Democrats in pack.
ing the Supreme Court with corporate, n
judges.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-29
A..4nsr nsaivars Asasso.sa


The New York E-press. The organ OF
Governor Cornell. has by recent articles
aroused The suspicion thai he is . can.
didats for United States Senator from
New York. regarding the defeat OF
Conkline sad Plat as eert,in. The
Rzpress article is held TO be of signih
Oance, showing either that the irrespon.
sibis editor has made . great mistake.
or that Cerpelrs promises we're only
made tsbe broken.
The absence OF the Governor from the
hts conference Of Stalwarts held at the
House Of viee.P President Arthur. at
which an active campaign for the re-
seating Of the resigned Senators was de-
oided upon. and arranged, aud at which
No HAD agreed to be present, certainly
gives the-eolor Of probability to the
theory Of his ca~ndidature.
II il couceded that all depends upon
the action Of the caucus, aud il is feared
that should the Republicans fail to en-
done Conkling and Plat another coup
d eta will be resorted 70, by which at
least one Democrat would represent the
State Of New York in the United Stat s
Senate. Shonld this occur. the eolos-
sal Malone might shrink to his normal
Pigmy proportions, and make his escape
from the Senate Chamber through the
hey hole.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-29

ACCORDING 10 the eastern dispatches,
in the bloody ruction between Conkling
aud half Of the Republican Administra.
ton. nothing further OF consuming in.
terest has transpired within the past IS
hours. It's the prettiest kind Of a
fight, as il stands, and the Democrats
Of the United States and New Jersey
are patiently and complacen'ly await,
ing the animstiug fu~r-lying perform
ance. The enomous claws are all
carefully wheited; the respective backs
elevated to the intensely belligereni
curve and like the famous Kilkenny
i~elines, tetotal determination can alone
allay tho strife.