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THRUSH SALE.

n pursuance 81 Tie terms anil provis.
1 Ions 81 Q. deed 81 trust bearing date
on tie It'll day February. 1881 cxlolied
b. ". N. pfiddy anh Agnes PfiiIly Ms
vile, and Bphfain Ear,sopd and Slisan
". ElrEood his Wiie, and Of Record IA
the CLERK q Office 81 thu County Court 81
Alnsgn county, West Virginia, N Ifnst
Deed Book No. I, pages sgi and ses, to
the undersigned trustee, %. secure t6I
John ] Fowler, Of said county, the pay.
tnent Of Ten rtumissofy notes fiiHe 81
which lte for one hundred dOllafs each
and one idr. one hundred and tout dbl-
lafsi oil bearing date soh the illl ilay OF
IannaTy, 1881, and we're made PAYABLE
respectively on the lst days Of january,
lSSs, lSSl, 1884, 1855, 1886, 1857, lSss,
lSSp, 1880 and 1891 with legal interest
thereon from dhte, Which nnles we're q.
etuted BY, saids NJ. N. rfidly and Eph.I
rain Earwood, and were payable to
John y. Fowler or order, and default
having been ma,lein tho payment OF tho
above described notes falling ,lne on the
Isl days OF january 1883 and 1884, and
having been required by said John ].
y -. ~ M, ~ ~ NV ,,,,, IL.
i ~ "a. pAi VI NAY lsSi
y the front door OF the Court House Of
Mason county, proceed to sell By wsyo
p.nblic 9alctiolt allof that tract Of land
situated In the County Of Mason, on the
Kanawla Nine Mile Greek, which was
conveyed 70 John y. Fowler by John
w English, special commissioner, BY
decd dated January 9ltli, 1880, known
Us 10y No. ! IN the report VI the COM
Inliisssigners who paFiiiishcil the Niue
Nile trart Of lanll belonging thtlle vs..
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The New York Herald, Of last
Friday, commenting editorlally on
the discussion Of the Naval Bill in
the House, pays this compliment
to Hon. Eustacc Gibson, Of this
district
1.-TWO Democrats-Mr. Black.
burn, ofKentuCky, and Mr.. Gibson,
of West Virginia-shOwed them
selves sensible men. Mr.. Black.
burn advocated and carried, in
spite Of Mr.. Randall, the appropri.
alton for guns for the ships now
building, and and Mr.. Gibson made
q fOrcible appeal for ships. ~
have heard no argument used" he
very truly Said, against the build.
ing Of u navy, except that il might
interfere with the election Of some
gentleman in q congressional dis.
trict. Who has said that the
country dies not need u navy9
Not one solitary man."
Here Mr., Gibson spike the exact
truth and bit tho nail on tho head,
and the remainder of his brirI
speech was equally pertinent and
fotcible,"
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what lhe Demo iais nave

3 . -
Done;
the kitchle Gassise asks " hat
claim has the Democratic party on
che people of West yireiniaYy we
,srIt.
",
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Pa.gy l.ysl =, y !. Ens eve
.Inu s.oppsa W aguss - " ,oweI, ne 9
Ielses., uo9u ". .ni : cgalu J, y gIan.ea
a :. people WY u e. ~ y continue
it e. anu w !, iH y y,
seGonu' Y I, 'e:'gIea W y, satgeD
:, o. !ne clIilsns y tne Ssslse
me !, tlgn =, o. sal,a gigsl ma nssa
oshieu sqem ~ sne DUET :, pat.lsllIl'
Inanageln ~, i. . w . nsppollc I,
party, ana lot!iea anu 4 % T. .ne
pe9Ple q .whlcn forever
. !, ~ sacn1a vl9iens, use 9 power
Iot partisan e9a aug mere
W WIZ nosnlng eng ~ ", Ihe
people oasns 70 DC y. sn !. 70 tn 7.
pemocraslc parry .nls NY Y sum !, i
Slensto c.alm !, snelr fespec1, ana az
iegiance IoF all ZINE t 70 come, even
wy: sns sn'fu aua iOufsl genera
lions ,I,s q, - lgs ].
rsIsneS ts gSMia bsI en nus
y, W. ;a $4,000 ~ nus :,
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Gel Ready.

We desire to say to the Demo,
cratic County Executive Commit.
tee, that it is time they were at
work preparing a plan for the com.
pleto and thorough organization oil
the party in this county. The
matter of perfecting our organiza.
tion is committed to their hands,
and we expect them to move in
the matter without delay. Moth.
ing can be accomplished without
organization. With our party in
good trim for the coming fight, we
can win handsomely in October,
fusion or no fusion.
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independent Candidate for
.l---l ShNrlIr. NJ.
TO The IO'n qf1Naoa cquniv

TO The loi0S CfllidUa County:
| thereby announce myself as q candi.
date for the SlleritIalty Of Mason county,
subject In the decision OF no rings,
cliques or set.up ConventiOns-only 10
the decision Of tile voters Of the county
at the polls ON October next. Having
served the people Of Mason as Sheriff
Tor several years In the days OF the old
Wing party, ] respectfully refer the
voters Of the present day to the record
! then made and loft, as to the manner
In which discharged tile duties Of said
office, Respectfully soliciting tic sni.
irases Of the people, promising, II elect.
edi 10 discharge the high and RESPONSE.
bio duties Of the otIiCO faithfully and
lmpartlally, ] anl, yours sincerely,
J,E, ulENDiNEN,
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PtEDMQNT w VA, April 25.
Miss Adams, Of Elk Garden, res.
teFday visited Rev Henry Knight,
Of this place, and asked Il he had
married her 10 George knight some
months ago. Rev. NJ. knight,
claimed toknow nothing Whatever
about the marriage Cleo. Knight
and Miss Adams came 70 Piedmont
several months ago, and went %
the county bridge connecting Pied.
mont with WesternpOft, 10 De mar
rigd. II has long been the custom.
for runaway couples To have the
marriage ceremony performed on
this bridge, thereby making II IN.
necessary TO procure d license.
The bridge being between Mary.
land and West Virginia, neither
State has any jurisdiction there.
Miss Adams is u very yonng girl,
and never Questioned the legality
Of the proceedings, when a minis,
Ter, purporting 10 be Rev. Henry
Knight, made them man and wife,
in the presence Of several male
witnesses, all friends Of the groom
and strangers to the bride.
They lived together as man and
wife for several weeks at this place,
when the groom claimed to have
urgent business in the West, which
would probably detain him a few
days. Not untila month had pass;
ed without any tidings frum her
supposed husband did a. vague
.preseniiment Of foul play dawn on
her mind. Shehas as yet been
unable toobtain any clue to the
persons who perpetrated the out
rage.-Rcgistcr.
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Mr.. Editor l notice in your last
weeks issue a card announcing
Capt. Oliver Phelps, ofMason City,
as a candidate for Cireuit Clerk,
before the Democratic County con.
vention Of June 3rd. Being q
warm personal friend of Capt,
Phelps, | deem it but an act of jus.
tice to u friend, to thus publicly
say word in his behalf. Capt
Phelps has been u worker in the
ranks Of the Democracy of this
county for u long time, and this is
the first time | ever heard Of his
asking for political favors. He is
u gentleman well and favorably
known ughoutag greater portion
Of the county, and being capable in
every particular of filling the office
of Circuit Clerk would if nomina.
ted be a great element of strength
to the ticket. Give the young man
u chance. aI a
nr,tncn
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r5oTICu.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stocshol.
! ders Of the Hartford City Coal and
Salt Company, will bc held at the Com.
pany's Office, in Hartford City, Mason
County, West Virginia, on Thursday,
May 18th, 1881, at . O'clock a. M, fnrthe
u eleCting directors, ratiiying
Sales that have been made, and doing
any business that may be legally neces.
sary to be done to dose up the business
Of tile Company. By order Of Directors.
q. W. M0REDOGK, Prcs,t.
HARTFORD CRY, W. Va, April %, 'S4.
aprSO-iw.
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Notioe 70 CI.editorra...
70 Me Onalilor b. Er Saul4r. dn,A.

IvW' VFoaII0FN q m MtIlI8er, do'd.
IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of the County Of Mason,
made in y cause therein pending, 10 sub
ject the real estate OF the said Eli Saul.
ser TO the payment OF his debts, YOU arc
required to present your claims against
the estate Of the said Ell Saulser ior nd.
Indication 70 john Il, Timms, Com miss.
ioner Ut his office in said county, on OF
before the 9th day Of June, 1854. y
Witness Chas, y. waggcner Clerk oI
said Court, this 18th day Oi April. lSSl
ri GHAS. i. WAGGE,NER, CLERK.
Iomllnson & polslvy, Sols, h
alTSC-liw.
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Professional Card.

To lFlom il Concerns All parties, IRE.
spective Of race, color, previous or pres.
ent condition, who are indebted, wlietl,.
or by note, account or otherwise, to the
undersigned, or to the late firms Of Drs.
Barbee 4 Neale, Drs. Barbee 4 McCune,
Drs, Batbce & Fravcl, and Drs. Barbec
& Stone, are once more respectfully and
earnestly called upon To come forward
on or before the first day Of June, 1884,
and pay amounts respectively due me,
as II is now positively my intention to
close up my long outstanding business.
Stern necessity, pccuniary pressure and
embarrassment impslS me thus 10 call
upon old friends whom II has been my
free OfI.hand will and pleasure to serve
in the past, and To whom my profess.
ional services are now as freely tender.
ed, and my readiness ever to serve them
in the future as in the past, Just n. this
accepted time" to give evidence Of
proper appreciation Of past favors and
services rendered, by all coming forward
and paying me by the time above pre-.
sCribed. Sincerely,
ANDREW Il, BAlBEE, N. D.,
Point Pleasant, W, Va, April %.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ uTlUE Is hereby given that |, the
IN undersigned Sheriff Of Mason conn.
w. West Virginia, will,
OK THE 2sD DAY OF MAY, 1881,
between tho hours Of 10 ain and 4 MN
Of said day, proceed to sell at pnblic auc.
ton TO the highest bidder Tor cash, Al ihe
store house formerly occupied by IS. ".
knight 4 Bro, IN the town OF Clifton
Mason county, West Virginia, one lot 81
goods, warca and merchandise. levied
upon by me- as the property OF S. n.
Knight and g. W. Knight, partuors ,lo.
Ing business as s, N. Knight d Bso.s or
so much thereof as will satisfy an execu.
ton IN my hands against said parties IN
favor Of ]. I. Halliday 4 Co.,
Given under my hand this 23l ,lay Of
April, lSSl. A. A. ilANbY, ,s,M.G.
apf9S6t
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Kellogg who was indicted for
receiving a bride while q Senator
in the Congress Of the United
States has all along asserted his
innocence and preserved a degree
Of equanimity somewhat remaTka.
BILE when the nature of the charge,
the strength Of the evidence and
the extent of the penalty ate taken
int consideration. His confidence
was well funded, however, as is
shown by the result.
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NOTTCE.

IL parties who have an unsettled
"a claim against the late firm Of ].
Friedman i Co., which did business al
Hess 4 Co'slslshd, will present them for
settlement witliont delay, or otherwise
they will consider themselves released
from the payment Of any claim that
may be presented against them after the
expiration Of this notice,
may7ml j. FRIEDMAN.
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4 Iellel iron ITon. cIlas. h.


Al Letter From Hon. Clias. +,
lfOgg.
Tony Friendsand Che People q
The Fourth eongfess ional District
IL Yves! Virginia; The business
now made upon me art
such as 70 require my entiretime
and attention, and theya Of such
a character tina. they must Be re
spected and met. In view Of this
my conclusion Is that an attempt
on my part TO represent your in
terests in the next'e6ngress Of tht
United States ought not to be made
by me as the faithful and complete
discharge Of a Representatives da
ties requires his undivided labor
and caib for his eoaslaa! prashesil
the halls Of Congress.
Should circumstances at any
time favor me SO as to call me /,
be your humble servant in thi
national Legislature, they must b,
such as to enable me to remain a
all times in the sphere Of duty look
ing after your dearest rights aht
best interests with q jealous ey!
and dnfeigning devotion.
The friendship which you have
in different ways eyinced for mt
has placed me undet grateful obli
cations to you, and will atall time
be appreciated aud remembered
and my deepest regret now is thai
strict justice to you and to me no
quiros that my name should moi
be presented to the convention
which assemblies in the city q
Parkersburg on the 21st Of july
next. Nevertheless, when our var
ious State, District and County
are chosen, it is my SURF
intention to labor in the rank arc
file Of Democracy for their election
and The triumph Of our party prin
ciples. s7
My chief desire as a humble
member of our party is to see The
entire harmony Of its workings
and it is my sincere belief thu
more Of good can be accomplished
by my remaining q faithful worker
for Democracy than to ask our par
ty to confer upon me, at this time
any Of its honors.
Without giving any extended
statement of my political opinions
permit me tosay that sound gov
crnmental policy demands, as il
seems to me, the unlimited coinage
Of silver, the rcdemptionofon trade
dollar at the least expense to us
and its recoinage into the standard
that adjustment Of our tariff
laws that will afford the best pro
lection to our own industries with.
ont imposing ingust burdens upon
the consumer; proper protection in
the form of appropriate Legislation
to our labor interests by such en-,
actments as may he deemed most
wholesome and beneficial; the
liquidation Of our national debt as
fast and us early as can be done
consistently with good faith and
national duty and expediency; and
finally, an adherence to those great
principles evolved by the mind Of
Jefferson, which must ever be the
Of free government and
republican institutions.
With a sincere hope Of a grand
victory in the approaching cam
paigu, U
Believe me, truly yours, &c,
CnAs. L. HoGG.
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1naA1 TToTYcna.
COMlIISSIONERS NOTICE.
saulser, vs.. Mary Mobiles, ct ais.

CO!HMISSIONEIf'S NOTICE.
Spencer saulser, vs.. Mary Mobiles, ct ais.
In ChanceFy.
Extract from Decree entered Anil
24th, 1891
ut is therefore adjndged, ordered and
deCreed that this cause be reierrei to
one Of the Commissioners Of thisgCourt
after the Clerk gives the usual notice as
required by law, and take, state and re.
port an account whether the personal
estate Of Ell Saulccr, deceased, Is suiii.
cient to pay of his Indebtedness, and
the amount Of indebtedness Of said es.
tate, and the liens, il any,"
Notice il hereby given To all parties
interested In this decree, that | have
fixed upon tie 9th day Of June, 1884, "A
the time, and my osice In Point Pleas.
ant, Ak the place, to state the accounts
rs requiredTby said decree, at which
timo and place they can attend.
Given under my hand this 26th day Of
April, 1884. JN0. Il, TtMMS.
Commissioner, NJ. O. q.
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DEMOCRAT
Democratic County ConYcn.
ton, o.,


4oMc Democratic Voters ofthe Scraal
Districts Of Mason Co,a,tp
You are hereby requested to
assemble on che oath day of Nay,
1884, at tho places hereinafter
named, and select delegates to at.
tend the County Convention to be
held at PointPleasant on Tuesday,
the Sd day Of June, 1884, for tho
purpose of nominating candidates
for the House of Delegates, Sheriff,
Circuit Clerk, County Clerk, Pros.
ecutins Attorney, Assessors for LIST
and I'd Districts, County Commits.
sioner, Surveyor Of Lands, and to
transact such other business as
may properly come before said con.
ventiOn: aa.
Arbuckle-Town Hall.
Clcndinen-Fadel ysuhool House,
Hannan-'rown Hall.
Gaham-New Haven.
WaggOnor-Ma City.
Cooper-Cullin's SchooI House.
RnhinSon-Machir Store.
Gomgne-Iauger's SchOol House.
Uniou-Wolfs Valley.
Lowis-Court House.
BY order Of the Mason Comfy Dem,
ocraIic Executive Committee.
A. A. HANLY, Chairmao.
joins E. BgLLER, Secretary,
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Notice of pissolntinn.

THE Partnership heretofore existing
i between w, II. Tomlinson and b. NJ,
Polsley, Attorneys at Law, has this day
been dissolved BY mutual consent. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said firm will please come forward and
settle by note or cash.
w. II. T0ATLINSON.
apr30wf u. W. PotSLEY.
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We SEQ no sense in The Clifton
meeting passing resolutions of in.
dignation against The Judge who
presided at the trial. The jury
fixes the degree Of guilt and the
judge, in passing the sentence, can.
mot exceed the limit Of the law
NaccEiag Register.
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Why Not Cooperate In AIercy's

Supreme Courts have decided
and learned Judges say that tho
contracts made for the continual
maintenance of the world,famed
Charity Hospital at New Orleans,
H., BY the royal gift of 100000
from The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, must ever stand as u
bright example Of the sanctity Of a
pledge made by sovereign State.
y is jusL-it is right-and NJ, A,
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will
give any further information TO
persons desiring tn co operate in
any way in this work of mercy.
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ReaI Nlce Nam I'D Homo.

VIM. Alexander the Conrty
Clerk of Putnam County, w. Va,
was in town lust Saturday. Alex
ander seemed tQenjoy himself. He
drank, ho buggyrida, and he Ind
a female companionSfn his vehicle.
Meeting IN old negro uptown, who
requested change for asilverdollar,
Alexander sropped the money and
loft without giving The poor oldftl-
low his change, He was arrested
and fined ten dollars andcosts. In
addition he received n severe
lecture from our worthy Mayor Of
the same name, Alexander took
the advice with bowed hGnd-he
felt his position keenly. He is,
when at home and sober, a real
nice young man-quite promi.
nent citizen, A gentleman from
the Kanawia said that Alexander,
his opponent for the position Of
Clerk and another gentleman came
TO this city together, where they
left Alexander and skipped back 10
work the vacant field Gatltpolis
Journal.
This shows if true, utter state
Of demorlization.
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Jas. W. WINDOW.


iOWe WfIN " hdmh oOunIN
Twill DO aandidate for the Office Of
Sheriff f DIR County subject 10 tile ,lU-
uisiun OF the next l)en,putgtir ttunty
Convention. lthOnored blythe Dpmor.
racy With the nomination, no effort, m
my part, shall be spared 10 secure my,
elecliun;if elected, by the people, | will
Eealnusly strive to discharge tho duties
Ofthv Ollieu ihpartially to oil.
n VDftf!L sSS
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u @t Vo,trs II Na,Bn C0rntN
For NIicrlll.
. me- Jo,er, d Iy,,on to,utv

TO Me To'crs Of Mtnoa County;
/ lakc this means Of informing you
that ! am q candidate for the office Of
Sheriff Of Oylr county, subject to the de-
cision OF the Democratic County Con.
yention, heleaftcr to DO held. II nomi.
mated, | will do all IN my power to DO
elected, and i elected, will serve tho
people faithfully.
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The Democrats at their County
Convention, to be held June 81, in
this place, will nominate a ticket
that will DO popular with the peo.
pie, and will be elected in October
by handsome majurities.
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For Circuit Clerk.

~ We tWfN " Mu0l JWllh:
No me has solicited me 10 become a
candidate; the children arc moi crying
for inc, anl | Imagine yOu are not very
sOlicitouS MS Ia my candidacy, bnt aiteE,
q careful examination " the cOnstitn-
tion, both FWlernl and SNtr, ! find nutl-
ing therein prohibiting ms from bccuu-
ing one, ] therefore takp this inctIlnt
Of announcing To you that Tam n ciInli.
date for the nomination Tor tic Olliue Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, subject ton
decision Of the Democratic County Con.
yentiun, to bc held on the ~ day Of
June next. IS to lily qualifications for
the office, the records Of your county
will attest; aud whether am nominated
or mt, my voice will lie heard upon tho
Hastings olyont mnnty, for the success
Of stle entire Democratic ickM, from
President down To Constable, from the
opening Of the campaign to thHclnsc Of
the polls. Very Respectfully,
JOHN u, TIiINIS.
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The msntiOn of Tilden's name
has about the same effect on the
republican press as haunting a rod
rag in the face Of a mad bull.
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Marion County GreenbaCkers op.
pose fusion with tho Republicans
on tho State ticket.
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In the Martinsburg Convention
there was barely a majority sutli.
Gent to instruct for Blaine, yet the
twelve votes Of this State will be
given for him in the Chicago Con.
vention. Such a disposition tO,pro.
tect the rights of tho minority so
generously shown by the party
leaders is afEecting.-h.
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State of Jrest J,yoinia, IS:


A \ RULES hold in tie Clerks Office
"a of the Circuit Court otAIason COun-
ty, on tie last Monday IN the month Of
April, 1881.
benjamin F. Curry, Plaintiff,
Jesse Ingels and Mary A. Tngels, his
wife, Tempey Right, willow Of Moses
Right, deceased, ELLA Right, Richard
Right and Daisy Right, children aud
heirs at law Of Nose Right, deceased,
Defendants. In Cllancery.
The object Of the above entitled suit
is to enforce specific performance Of Il
contract in writing, made between the
Plaintitl aud the Defendant, Jesse In
gels and TO compel said lngpls to convey
to Plaintiff fifty acres Of land situutp in
Arburkle District, Mason County, State
OF West Virginia, which was by said
contract solilby said Ingols Othe Plain!
titf, aud to cause.-the widow and heirs NJ
law OF Moses Right, deceased, TO join IN
such c0llyoyanCeUr release their aplm.
rent right to said land, tic same having
been conveyed to Moses Right IN his
life time by mistake. ThisdayCamc the
Complainant by his Attorney, and his
motion, ana It appearing by AFFIDAVIT Il
led, that tho Defendants, Jesse lngels,
Mary a. lngels, Temppy Right, Ella
Right, Richard Right ind Daisy Right,
are not residents Of the Stat, Of West
Virginia, it Is ordered that they do ab.
pear here within one month utter the
first publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary to protect their Inter.
Osts III this suit. TESTl3:
CllAS. b. WAGGENEit, Clerk.
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Dorsey charges that President
Arthur received q check from Mr..
G. P. Huntingto for 100000, to be
used by the Republicans in the
campaign Of 1880. The most Of
the money went to help carry In.
diana, we suppose. Dorsey goes
before tho House Investigating
Committee on the 10Th inst, when
he will testify to the above along
with other important facts. Tho
country will await his testimony
with interestzGa:cLle.