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p HON. c. D. HUBBARD.
FIom Me MoundsrilIo National


Just at this time there seems to be
some disposition in the LIST Congress
sional District to canvass the merits OF
the, different candidates, who are as
piriDg to a seat in Congress. We have
heretofore been silent upon the subject,
and have not made public our private
preferences; but, now as all the candt-
dates are in the field and without dis
arrangement to the claims of any, we
are prepared and do declare in favor Of
Hon. @. ID. Hubbard. He has served
the. district for four years, with signal
ability and success, always at his post,
and may be properly called the faithful
guardian of the interests of West Vir-
ginia. Wherever her status OF
integrity has been assailed he
has been her defender. 1t is
already, and somebody else ought &c
be provided for. Having served the
two terms is all the better, for the eS'
perience gained in that time will en-
able Mr.. Hubbard to better discharge
the duties of national representative
than could possibly be done with
out that experience-the better and
more experienced the man is, the bet
ter it will be for the district. lt is
true, that the other aspirants are high
ly deserving gentlemen, and shoule oe
rewarded in some ways but at ibis
particular time we think they should
not urge their claims for Congress, as
it must be conceded that Mr.. Hubbard
from his large acquaintance and ex-
perience in Congress, occupies a posi-
lion that will enable him to be of more
service to our district than any other
man we could send.
In his intercourse with the officials
of the Government at Washington, he
has acquired host of friends and es'
tablished for himself an unsqllied rep
utation, and enjoys the confidence ana
esteem of all. The question is not 70
whom do we owe seat in congress
but. who will make the most etncleht
representative? If a man is sent VINO VINO
has no experience, 1t will take MN
from one to two years to make me &C,
uuaintance, and get the run OF tnlhg r.
generally, and then, he will haye 70 oe
yery industrious, and while heis oo 40 *
this he is only qualifying himsel ito 40
discharge his duties, and hence, tna1
is SO much time lost to the dlstElCs'
Taking everything into consideraI,itThns,
we most heartily recommend 20 III III
voters of the First Congressional Ol7
trict the Hon. g. d. Hubbard.
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EW-HAAIPSHIRE.
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN NASHUA.


NASHUA, n. H., Aug. 14.-The Republicans OF
this city opened the Presidential campaign tonight by
one OF largest and most successful CONGRATULATIONS
ever made in New Hampshire At 7 o'clock vast con-
course Of people assembled in front OF the CITY HAM,
where a platform had been erected and preparations
made 10 throw largo flag the breeze, inscribed
with the OF Grant aud COfaX. The asHtlhDage,
Estimated 10 number between 5000 and 1000 persons was
called 10 order by the Hon A H. Dunlap VINO htIuuceu
Gen A f. stevens the President elect OF the Nashua
Grant and COax Club. As the General stepped forward
me was very warmed greeted The band played nan 70
the Chief and the flag unfurlcd amid the pauds Oh
the great crowd and display Of pyrotechncs Wheh
the enthusiasm had quoted, Gen Stevens Proceeded IN
an hours address discuss the issues involved III the
Presidential struggle The paramount issue Was he one
made uu by the NewYOTk Convention lh dtcaIlns the
Reconstruction acts null and void and the question 20 De
decided 10y the Presidential election was the
or overthrow OF LOYAL State Governments az hc ooun. II
those Governments are OverhrOwn Rebel doNefluehts
would he reared on their ruins. He was lOudy cheeeu
as ne sat down and after music by the Dahd senator
Chandler OF Michigan introduced ana receiver WIN
great enthusiasm Though native OF TINS county anu aI
one time a resident of tins city, this Il MI Chahuer oy
visit To Nashua years He spoke Tor hthIy al houI
and his cxcoratiOn OF the Rebel Democracy wiz no, soo
be forgotten who heard 10. lie PROMISED brah
ana Cofax 90 COO majority Michigan. ana said he would
himself honor the draft. The meeting hoht UP Win
rOusing cheer, for the speakers and the candidates
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ROBBERY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MINT.

About six months ago another defalcatlOn or
swtpdle was discovered in the subTreasury Department
the Mint In this city. 1t found that the Govern
ment had lost some $4,000 by an ingenious system OF
fraud An outside broker would buy cw bars that 10
TO say bars OF low grade gold say six hundred or seven
hundred ne and deposit them IN the Mint for coinage
The computing clerk the SubTreasurers once would
then make his the bars at higher grade say
eight hundred and upward, and by collision with other
parties as is supposed certificates OF assay represenH
a considerable more than the actual amount de-
posted, would be issued the broker and by eim SOLD
To do this complicated system OF alterations anu las9
entries required but the Of the deficit was wen
covered up for long time The broker and DIT 5i INC
computing clerk, indicted, and the latter leaving
his bOndsmen in the urch, left for the East Marshal
Rand followed him East, but the fugitive doubled on MIN
and returned here two weeks Yesterday was as
certained that he concealed this city, and Deputy
Marshal Worth Capt Lees and Detective Fuller found
hun at tho Vernon House and arrested him.
Alta California, July II.
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RHODE ISLAND


A meeting was held at the Horse Guards
Aruory Providence Friday evening OF the soldiers and
sailors IN the late Rebellion. now resident in Rhode
Island TO take the preliminary steps toward forming
Central Grant and Co,fax Club" Col T. Mcteaf called
the meeting to order and after stating the object Of the
meeting. nominated Gen. A l. Burnside for Chairman;
The nomuatlog was received with great. applause, ana
Gen. burnside was unanimously aud enthusiastically
elected. Gen Burnside came forward and thanked the
meeting for the honor conferred, aud said tourade
we a know the Object FOR which this meeting j. called
We have gone through long and hardy campaign, ana
now we are called 10 another The ISSUES are not
ohengod We animated 10y the same scut
mcuts aud principles low tLfl. Tie came
men who opposed thc for the Union
are now the allies OF tine enemies OF our country
IL requires studied cOquenCe elaborate statement
10 teach MS duty IN tire coming campaign, hut u is
simply 10 sustain the Government ana support those who
sustained as when in The field The same people who oI
posed us when lighting The battles 81 Qua county now
oppose the election OF Grant ana CO A, ana aa'ocaie
the election OF Seymour aud Blair Incy are the same
men who told Won and told me never could conquer
the Rebels. and the whom must meet hl th. pos
and finish with the ballot The work We supposed was
done with the bullet by the election ~ Grant aud toliaA
The ,sue b. ~ plain and distinct IN tie last election
when Abraham Lincoln was elected aud Gen Mcclellan
defeated. 10 the old COntc-uu loyalty Win d-luydly
and IN that contest am with you heart ana SOUL
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KENTUCKY.


nruoCEATs DESERVING THE PARTY.
Al H., Drmocrstlc Convention ut Lagrange,
Vcntuc last wednesday after several speeches. on ~
t,nt lie organization, the Confederates were ersls
,l m ttsmnting TO exclude certain Federal officers
80, In nait I'M the proceedings. Gen Walter whit
ir Iate III the Federal army made vigorous protest
and ON his claims being treated WIN contempt hAue
tbr following energetic speech; . ,
Wv - her" and nov denounce and desert your party
-, a. ist,ce 10 myself and the country and stay with
s,nh n corrunt party You have become mere to-day
Nh men VIM have fought IN the Southern army come
lou NJ ~ dav with the blood boiling IN your veins 10
,,d. troun your councils. me- who Fought ana nave
the character bravery to protect y0af homes
S,iss ~ those who had left their homes am here
and intend to be heard -, - ~. a.. bt,h, o,a 1,
AZ, .,iiS naatyed A severe blow the head from
Chi long OF louisville On the restoration OF order
B0vd winchester ~ Louisville was hohH''u On Oaiul
date for Congress.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
ASIATIc MARKETS.

SHANGHAI July 5BHchange London SIX months sight o. ta
Pans credits ST months f. g2sc Opum-Ms@sy twt 49,,
Pstna Shirtngs 81 t,e 9312 aels; White
Shug 81 reed ,ae p taes, % T. Cloths @neh taei ~
2i5 long els scarlet tsels 95 American Drills ae ~ tS1
DO Sbeetng te 90 American Jeans taes 10 Tea at Han
kowBak for Russian 3364 iae Present prices here show
decline Of tass from the opening GreenETDos T. the
United States for the Of 1918 400 20 Gress
Britain II 900 10 The business confined 20 Ping
England 35i14 taes pecul which equal % sst
prices the hoyune will arrive weeks hence Silks
The total exports opened
4h ut best Ma Taee 5O575 taes per psn export %
FreghA the feet Of clippers have 20
Bngand at 81 American Consulate durug April MAJ aud
June 29 vessels entered; total tunnage Us 1876 tans
July 2American DnsNO demand GRAY shrtngs.
So 950s3 Rice S21S2 10 Sugar firm al s3@sI per
Ssnppes for fortnight abOlt 80 peeu Ohn at % 70
pecu Myhas hand about go 600 cards Of silk worms
eggs arrived here prices Of best Oshu 81 75d IS 80 per ra
Siuchn 250S4 from SOC % Tea-Lage
arrivals expected within few weeks ships Palermo Aeandrs
Beneactress with NewYok Onyx for London
prices good common $3.50 S2 Fine SO0S2i Choice es
and New York SO is 81 sterling per aa
Exchange LONDON bank months sight Is sd private 4o 1
EewYork - per cent discount
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE CONFLICT IN BEBKS COUNTY
The Reading Dispatch says: The people are
gathering for the grand conflict The arguments Of the
canvass are Overwhelmingly convincing, and are rapidly
concentrating the friends the Union under tie banner
OF Grant and CoIfax Berks County, the citadel OF
Copperheadisn Republicans have commenced the work
in earnest and clubs being organized IN every dis
trct deep scusc Of responsibility peryades the minds
Berks County gave George H. Mcclellan O.i3o majority
1866 gave Hester Clymer 6,lG majority ana III ioo
gave SuarswoOd J795 majority AT each succeeding
election, II will be seen, the COppeIHeaI ~. l
ahmed one thousand ~Dfes less hOu three years ~ beS
C0tuy, and firmly believe that the returns VIII snow
foi Grant and COax gain OF one thousand more votes
thus reducing the COp srhcad majority m TINS count! 10
fo,y thousand The people Of Berks are becoming more
enlightened the great issue At stake ana VIII IeHueI
good account Of themselves the Presidential contest
MASS MEETING IN ALLEGHENY.
The Republicans of Allegheny City assem-
bled vast numbers on the northeast squaIoDa "a,
Diamond on Friday evening The meeting was Vne -. u
the largest and most enthusiastic seen Tor nuhDcI VI
years and Notwithstanding the large crowd tlal WIZ
gathered around the neat and comfortable speaktI ,
stand which has been recently erected thele tuo 'd
perfect prevailed. Col Jas NJ Cooper pi'Siucu'
ana fOrcibe speech made by the Hon. 6huab" n
Grow. Mr. Grow said FellOw-ciuzens-- on sIanS W
day IN peace you stood four years ago ia war Vu i
country was then the verge OF destructlOh, anu
November, 1864 the election Of Abraham Lincoln 70 e
PRESIDENCY gave deati-bl 10 the ReDcuOh
was dead and peace Teigned throughout the iau.
same men who threatened the life OF the "ono t a.
turbanees and confusion though II ne AT lno
nee OF our Government until after the appro.V .
election The speaker then turned his atehtioh " WIG
question OF taxation which lac handled IN nlas.eIS
manner but at such length prevent us ltou pup
lsblDR II IN full He held that the taxes WoIo pau W
the reR men OF the country, and that W9s WV PV''
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAN FRAyCrsco Aug 5--Four quiet at IS 5Oa SO 81 Wheat
cher +5i Bullion rs Ch9la5 PetO sys Conhssnee Nh
Horcro S74 Imperial Kentuek, sS81 oph Slsi Over
man Savage sllO Sierra Nevada Si Yellow Jacket La
l5-COttOn quiet; Middings nominaly
27c exports receipts % bales Sterling Btebange Sto
1863 New York Sgbt Exchange premium Gold 4t Sugar
and Moes dull and unchanged Flour quiet Saperhne
SO so; Treble Extra 5O9 $40 So Choice S0SA Corn dull
81 0d u.s. the stock light Oats quiet at 6996c HayBons
the andug $500 S& the Bran, 81 % Pork STEADY
at SOL BaeoBShoudeD, lc Clear Sides l7le Lard steady
iSd2lc
sAyASNAH Ca Aug l5Cotton quiet and Unchanged receipts
bale. exports coastsise. !, 10 bales.
MoBE Aug 5COtIOaThe market quiet. sales Of lis baie'
MddDgs 21.c receipts ) bales; exports ll06 bales
AUGUSTA Ca l5he Cotton market continues exceedingly
dull; sales Of bales quotations nominal The total stock at Ham
burg and Augusta, by actna count. is 1917 bales,
CHARLESTON c. Aug lIhe Cotton market dull sales
IS bales Miidings days. 81 bales
exports coastHise. l16 bales.
WILMINGTON c. Aug l5-Spins Turpenne firm al Ale RoEa
quiet; No. /, 90 65 Tar firm at 80 3
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T
ENTHUSIASM IN MILWAUKEE,.
INDIANA.

LARGE GERMAN MEETING At FORT WAlNE-AD-
DRESS BY GEN. CARL sCuuBZ.
FoRT WAYNE, Aug. 14.-Gen. Carl Schurz is
addressing crowded house in Hamilton Hall tonight
He speaks his native language He i7 enthusiastically
cheered by his German hearers Large delegations from
the country are IN and IL is considered the largest Ger
man meeting ever held IN this place Tie audience Is
LARGELY composed OF Democratic Germans, and many OF
them have expressed themselves having had their eyes
opened by the truths enuucated By the General lie
has oue power of good In this Democratic hOtbed for
the party whose principles ne so ably sustalns.
VOORHEES, DECLINES TO MEET HIS OPPONENT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 15.-Dan. Voorhees, per-
cmptory declines the Invitation OF MAJ ~ N carter ms
IIoueuf TO canvass the district He has no possible
chance of an election and be Propose to waste much
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amid great confusion and dsgraceful interrupt
tions Packs 81 fre-craokers we're lighted and thrown
into the crowd, and great efforts were made
TO break M the meeting by continued
yells and az one time seymour flag
was thrown from the upper window Iof the Planters
House The flag was finally taken down and compare
tive order restored While Gen. Pile was speaking the
same outrageous disturbances renewed, ana one
man was only prevented by the crowd from shooting
Gen Pile he having aimed loaded pistol at him. Seve
raj Of the rioters we're arrested and locked up among
them proprietor OF The Times, Democratic DeWspaper
these dsgraceul disturbances, to protect themselves IN
future by force If necessary.
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MISSOURI.
col. M'cLURG At ST. LOUIS.

COL. VI III Nv y 81 i+pA'''
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. l3.-Col. McClurg, Radical can
ddate for Governor arrived here today and addressed
large crowd IN front Of the Planters House this even
ing While speaking Seymour and Blair nag was nn'
f1ied before lin. subsequently The nag wac cur down
nv some one i'm the crowd, which produced great excite
en and Of rot were entertained i arr lUSe
numerous arrests which reduced the excitement ana re-
stored order o.,,
FREEDOM or SPEECH IN ST. LOUIS
The Hon Joseph W. McClurg, the hep y, can
candidate for Governor OF Missouri, arrived AT 81 Louis
on Thursday last In the evening the Young Men re
publican Glib mustered It's members ana Poceeeu 70
IN pianter House 10 give him serenade IN response
10 reneated calls Col McCrg appeared, ana was
Introduced 20 the assemblage by COZ. weston
sim Rcside the club there many others some OF
whom came for the purpose Of disturbing the meeting by
their ckguardism and noisy demonstrators ioI the
Rebel candidates. WI OSSluIk 4et'sASN 49, -N@0S'
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THE CAMPAIGN.
:. nrnr-n1 49, MAssEs AWAKE.

TIE REPUBLICAN MASSES AWAKE
w1ewAws ERECTED, TAENERIEs EST I .1IHI6
WA MASS MEETINGS HELD, AND UNMEAsUE EI;D
nxT1rsIAsM DISPLAYED ALL OVER the
cIorSTRY-FIGHTING IT OUT on THE UNION
,NE-A VIGOROUS CYNVASS.
opr friends in all parts of the country are "iue
,rake and actively at work. erecting wigWanS' oI'aD
raining tanneries, and generally preparing ior IOps
pull strong pull and pull altogether Gu o',s ,tth
sIoauent and most effective speakers are In tho
tSsr seeves rolled up The excitement is unparalleled
From everywhere we have cheering mteiHsenoe go 20
fnghat Republicans in all parts Of the couh!
en-, !, ont ON fhs Union line until after election
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GRAND RALLY IN KNOX co... MI.
L.. A rrnn.1nr Lnnnhl Lrnn
MASSACHUSETTS,.

4 GRANT AND COLTAX IANNERY IN BOSTON
TIE Boston journal of Saturday says: The
Republicans Of Ward Ten have leased the lot of land cor
er OF Union Park and Washington 81. and VIII proceed
AT once 10 erect Grant aud ColiaX TauncryL The
building will be fifty feet 10y one hundred feet 10 utPh
carried out without interruption from the day o ~ l
DURATION TO the hour that shall bring the news 81 inc tV
TON of the Republican candidate The Ward Ten Re
publcans propose TO make lively fight for the hohoi oi
being the bauucrwuId OF The city. We oucht 10 nave
lalfadozeu 'tamcres IN 81 fctent parts OF the cl
only 10 accommodate those WHO desire 10 enron tItW
selves among the working men OF the party.
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WEST YIRGINIA.
An ENERGETIC CANVASS.

IN YIN Iil'T'
The Parkersburg newspapers show the Re
publcans to be wide awake TO their duty The Times
savs Keep it IN mind that Republican mass meeting
will ne held al the Courthouse Saturday afternoon
rovt nth inst after the adjournment Of the Wood
Comfy Convention. Gov. Peirpont and others will dis
cuss The issues OF the day and interesting time may
bG c,pccted do not forget that Gov Benjamin Stanton
the Hon william L. stevenson and John a. hatchinsod
in ESQ Will address "a Republican mass meeting To be
Grd al Cnysyile, Wood County. Wednesday next the
18Th inst
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this city last evening which was addressed by r Chas
~ pbiee ~ Galena IN eloquent and mastery man
ner The speaker Of the most earnest and conync
tnc German orators the state, aud the impression
Inade here was most favorable The Germans III this
section will give good account Of themselves at the
cnminP eleCtIOn.
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d RALLY IN BIRMINGHAM.

OF the Republican party TO have them pay instead OF
taxing rich and poor alike as the Democratic platform
suggested.
GRAND RALLY IN BIRMINGHAM
The public square IN birmingham was
crowded last evening by Republican VOTERS ana the
meeting was one of the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held on tine South side" A commodious stand,
officers Of the meeting and reporters built In front
the Union Hotel and the large square IN 'front.' was
literally packed with the crowd which gatheftd long De
fore the time announced for the meeting MesSrA IL D.
Powers and +. h. Penniman among the speakers