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MYSTERIES OF M0RM0NISM

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CONGRESSIONAL cAMPAIGN COMMUTE.
AT an adjourned caucus of the De
mocratic and Conservative Senators
and Representatives, the following
Democratic and Conservative Con-
gressional Campaign Committee was
selected, to consist of two Senators at
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\ G Thurman, Ohio
VIM T Hamilton, Md
.Jno w Johnston, Va
Garrett Davis, Ky.
George Vickers, Md
T F Bayard. Delaware
E Casserly, CalifornFa
Thos McCreeryy KY
Willard Salisbury, Del
Daniel s Norton, MINI
John P Stockton, n J
OF the United States Senate, dnd by
the following members of the Houst
of Representatives:
Samuel ] Randall, Pa
Geo WWoodwa=d, Pa
p Van Trump. Ohio
Stevenson Archie, Nd
Il j.. Haldemun, Pa
JOHN E Stiles Pa
Lawrence Getz, Pa
j. r Mccormick, Md
Boyd Winchester. Ky
w E Niblack, Ind
o. Cleveland, n
John a. Griswah, NY
j D Naybsm, N Y
John MOrrksey, N Z
Jehn FoS,N Y
oA VIM S Holman, Ind
NC Kerr, Ind
ID NJ Van Auken, Pa
se.sJames Brooks, N Y
Alberto Burr, Ill
VIM Mungen, Ohio
ID w Voorhees,, Ind
Peter M Dox, Ala
NY CESherrod, Ala
John @ Schumacher, Ny
VIM III Barnum, Conn
Thos L Jones, KY
10 John G Conner, Texas
VIM SweeDy, Ky
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l. S Tfimble, KY
Jno T Boyd, N H.
Fernando Wood, N Y
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j SiSmith, Oregon
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John nj Crebs,. Ill
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Samuel B Axtell, Cal
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II CAMPAIGN.

An address 10 the Friends Of Constitu-
tiondL, Economical and Honest Cor
ernment, Issued by the Democratic
Members of Congress.
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The Mechanics Bank ut Louisville
lately robbed of sevcnty-one thousand
dollars, has wound up business ant
sold to the Farmers and Drovers
Bank, the latter assumng their pay
ments due to depositors. The rob
berry is still shrouded in mystery, will
the belief at Louisville that the rob
bers arc still in the city.
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\. WENTWORTH,
oPrprietors-
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Cole, who robbed himself while
acting as agent of the Southern Ex-
press Company, at Huntington, Indi-
ana, and who subsequently confessed
TO having stolen three thousand dol
lars from that company, was shot and
instantly killed while attempting an
escape from jail at Huntington, Thurs
day night.
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H. j. TRAVER & Co.,
w r r A N T E d.,

of the latest style and Improvement All
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At the old carriage shop formerly occupied
by Ames & Leach.
We would respectfully inform theyc iii-
zens of Ashland and adjoining counties,
that the well known firm of
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Why is a wise man like n pin? Be
cause he has got a head, and comes to
the point.
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TIE American dispatch 20 Afng WIZ
liam. SSi,ni Ii SSeaEAY WuS

WASHINGTON, September 12.-lt is be-
liercG here from kilograms from Europe
that the position of the United States is
misunderstood in Europe. The only Oil
cial dispatch which has gone from tn:
point relative to the war was sent on Eth
dar, addressed TO United States Minister
Bancroft ST Berlin, with copies to Wash
bu!me AZ Paris and Motley al London. The
tenor, which is a>certa!ncd from an alto
gcther reliable source, was that " while we
cannot act IN connection with other nations,
vet, II cur good offices are request
ed by both bclligcrcnts, we should be
happy to extend them with the
view Of bringing about peace between
two great Powers with whom we have a ira,
ditional friendship" This Government will
.crupulQusly abstain from interference IN
the affairs Of other nations, il for no other
reason because il would set an example
and afford 4 pretext for interference here
after With ON own. Hence the Govern
npnt cxorcssc, no opinion rs to the merits
Of the war. The dispatch was carefully
wordcd 70 leave no doubt Of u carefully
sustaining from foreign alliances as to bel
l~iocrcuts, while we are always ready 20 eN-
crci>c the offices oG friendship when spccl'
oIlv desired by nations ut war.
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MoERor, September 12.-Brig
Red Wing, from Rio, passed in. She eXpe'
ricnccd a violent hurricane, lasting thirteen
hours, on the 1st instant lost her nainsail,
and sustained other damage. Arrived, bark
j. II. ScyersOn. from Rio for New YORK,
Passed out, brigs Mississippi, Atlantic,
and Sterling.
Arrived, bark Viola from Callao for OF.
ders bark j. III. Leycnau from Rio for New
York; bark George Nicolas from Ecuador
for Hamburg; ship Asturia from Callao fol
orders.
Put in for harbor, Spanish brig Juanita,
C~ienfuegos, for New York; bark EcDate
for Cardiff.
NEW YORK, September -. -Arrived,
steamers Herman, Livingston, Arizona,
Tripoli, Etna.
Arrived out, steamers Sweden, Batavia,
and Pericre.
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Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. September 12--Hoon. Flour quiet.
" neat dual and dropping. Corn lc. better. Pork,
S2s s5s9s2a: Lard steady. Cotton quiet and firm
9T p,Easa iSsc.; Orleans, 2os :; sales, 400 bales.
mana t 81. a Nsaas. at s''' h0S'n In moderate de-
Evening. Cotton firm sales, 1900 bales up
lanas, wac. Fiour--State and western ste .dy and
unchanged southern unchanged. Wheat I'M
cnanseu, With Q moderate r nort demand; white
at ss7; Lard unchanged. whiskey, ssea GOO.
m mtSSsrles dems TurRRsIt1ne STEADY; R. 81" in
freights firm. Wheat, per steam, SIC.
BALTIMORE, September l2.-Flour and Wbea,
dull Corn scarce azesfn demand; While and vel Sal
low, $4,000: Pork, 500 Bacon active and firm ;
siassc. &c., nAnS' 4'@s''' Lard l'c' "h'skey'
philadelphia, september -. Cattle very
eenll sales SIS head extra state and western, .
Gstc.; fair to good, 79sac common, 5@s3c.
held; sales, s',ooj' head at issa iss:.i Tor prime I corn,
ST. LOUIS, September l2.-Hempen Bagging IN
changed and STEADY. Flour dull; superfne. S4@
Pork. 1927. Ba.on.- houlders, I4t@l4sc; Clear
Sizes, Isle. Lard. l5s@Isr.
ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Tobacco unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, September 12.-Cotton dull
b ana lover ena at hsc;; sales $50 1850 bales; receipts, ss5
bales. Sggar--Prime, lsc. Molasses-PIantation,
Csc. Gold. 1lSs. New York Sight, Q premium.
CINcISSATI, September l2.-Flour dull fam
nv, 81. 20. Whiskey dull at S5@so:. Provi-
sions dull and unchanged, and nothing Of couse-
Quence done In them.
SAVANNAH, September a. Cotton steady with
a fair demand at l71c sales, $50 bales receipts,
1895 bales exports coast~tse, 2, 1913 bales STOCK,
Q, 1O2 bales
CHARLESTON. September 12.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged ut 173@l7ic.; ssles, SO bales receipts,
VlU DaieS exports COastWise, ], 429 bale 8 +; stock.
90; bales.
NORFOLK. September H. Cotton unchanged ;
low middlings, I7Sc. receipts. 276 bales exports
cosstwlse, Az bales stock, COZ bales.
MOBILE, September H.-Cotton le5s active and
prices lower mlddlines, l7tc.; sales, 200 bales
receipts, sl0 bales exports, a8 bales stock, 10, PSI
bales.
AUGUSTA, Septerp Der l2.-Cotton quiet but firm
sales, 200 bales; receipts, A7 BALES; middlings,
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WAsHINaToN, September I.-solcitor
Banield has gone to Boston to consult
with Secretary Boutwell, on unexpended
balances.
The revenue receipts from the 1st of July
to date show an increase Of nearly 80, SOC, 900
over the receipts for the same time last
year.
The superintendent of recruits in New
York has been ordered to forward fifty to
Fortress Monroe for assignment to company
4, Third artillery,
The Treasury Printing Bureau Is printing
0 1000 Quarter-barrel beer stamps. The
daily increased consumption creates q de-
mand equal to that amount.
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NEWS,
work Money and Stock mark,

New Work Money and Stock Markat
NV NoRK> September Is -Soo~--Stocss very
~. Gold, hsS. honey. deGs pes cent. Sterling
TX, 1872 short, neg, s-Go's, ga. ,as.
T.t"-thc intense nuliness In business hs. not
So c'na'ied for months and the actt,cmcnt Of
= S"r"iesh war seems the only way out OF It.
'ar speculative maekets aud gold there are no
" ir"''res' ana they share the du,lucss Of the
ar l"S'Se,s' Money easy at <&o per cent.
>t.''E 9"'S'> Gold. 1is:@ust. Governments
r"">'' a 'S%s, r2s; 'e's lua: 'ess. M
~. ! -; So, lles le-as's, rlef.
- nsrn Securities steady and nothing doing.
lessee 81, Sis; new. coz. Sireints es. o..
.Gslana SIS, q ne n, IS, Eeree o., -: s,s, sea.
a.. MASS, lei: s., Is. Georgia 6's. SIS IS, 81.
Y - Carolina s's. 81; now, -. South Ca-elt.s
. s. =. Ge~. 6SS.
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"A Badtees az sonih Amasfaan NaMa.

A midget or South American NeNs.
New YoaK, September s1.-The South
american news by to-day's steamer is un-
important, The new Ministry Of Chill has
discontinued the further prosecution of the
Amasanian war. The Bolivian troops along
the Peruvian frontier have been reinforced,
and, had several sktrmtshes with marauding
Rarties or Indians. The Argentine Repub-
lie has contracted for O ,sub-Inarine cable TO
Kio, TO be completed In eighteen months.
Inc Republic Of Salvador has just con-
Guided q commercial treaty with Prussia.
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MAUHIMKBY. Ase.

II A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
IL WAY. Man UFACTUEERS, and ENGI-
NE SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary. Richmond, Yn. s~te.rn-Englues, Saws
Rills, Mill Gesrfngs. Turbine Wasef-WheeIs
and Wood Working Machinery OF a.a1l kinds (;
shstting.' Hangers. pulleys, Betting, Lace
prills, Wool-Carding Machines and Clothlng,
Steam. Guages, raw. Gummers, Steam and Water
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, journal Metal, Pick and
Tool Handles, etc.
If you want "A portable steam-EngiDe send for q
Descriptive pamphlet, OK. CAL aud examine the
"AMrS," tho best engine made"
have a general assortment OF second hand
Engines and Boilers. Saw-M lis, Nulstoaes. and
GeaEings, PAM 6 Macliaes,, aid otner Wood,
Working Hachlnery; ehaftiag, PuiIeys, and
Hangers Disabling fixtures, etr., etc.
SECONDHAND Ma. hluery and Steam-BoiIers
bought sold, and Exchanged. au -3n
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The French Minister Still NJ sasitsis'
tOR.
WASHINGTON, September In. Berthe
my sill acts rs French Minister mere. lie
has had no notification OF Il successor.
Louisiana Democratic staEe Colse
tfon-The Question OF Aani.sias
S~etOked Delegates.

NEW ORLEANS. September lz.-Ine 10
mocratic State Conveation met to-day, ex-
Governor voorhees, presiding. The only
Question of interest was the admission Of
cdo IS,," DELEGATE, Of whom some twenty
rnTe nreseut. s motion that the question
"r adnitting them be separated from tnat
rusVnn, ,circfed, The question OF adopt
~" tLn resort Of the committee on creden-
til, admitting she coIored delegates on tns
SAINT footing as the whites VIII come aR To- To-
n ssn1s.s BY T as d- ,p,pS1sslI1ai !: m mai r
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FyARVEYS & WILLIAMS Us. GLAZE

uARVEYS & WILLIAMS Us. GLAZE
Ell BR0Ok'S E&rCUTRIX, &C.-ln the Oh m
cery court Of the city OF kichmond, by decree en-
tered Ia this cause on the 10Th day OF June, lsFo,
IL is orceren tn III one OF the commissioners OF ms
caurt do take the following accounts aud make
ne folio wing Inquiries
/. An account Of the receipts, dfs~bursements
| and Other actinSs and doinss Of hrs. America II.
GlaEeJrook Us e1ecu,riI OF La1kin w. Glaze
brook, deceased
q. An account OF the nature, character, and
| amount OF the debts OF 6aid Lsrkln W.. Glaze
brook remaining unpaid, and how said debts or
any OF them are secured.
5. WHIST real and personale estate OF the said Lars
kin ". Gil zthr0ok remains undls post OF wnat
IL The { { simple and he Inual value OF The same
and Of each par eel thereof; and what liens exist
In taking said accounts and making said in
| onirtes the commissioner Is authorized TO e1-
anime any party on oath, and cause 10 be Pro-
durcd before nim any books, accounts, or other
wtlt,nQS pertinent THERETO aid lii the possession or
! under ths control of any party and Inc cOfnnis.
siorcr is directed TO report TO The court ire SAID
counts and Tie reSak OF said Inquiries, with the
evidence before him, anda special statement as 70
any mrttcr deemed pertinent by himself, or wn1ch
may be required by any party 80 10 state, an1 Inc
notice of the contents OF thts decree, ana OF Inc
time and place Of executing the same, When pup
ishrd once a week for four successive weeks IN
some newspaper published In the city OF Rich.
,nond. shall be equivalent 10 personal service OF
notice On the parties interested.
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Disasters I'm Jauan.

LONDON, September 12.-Advices from
Yokohama say. the European war makes
the silk market hfeless.
The steamer Cabel, of Yeddo, exploded
August list, killing Rev. Ed. Barnes, Mrs.
Barnes, and son., Y. Cassidy, and Mary
Simmons, and wounding many others. The
steamer Hiogo also exploded her boiler ct
Nansaka, killing four Japanese and wound
ing MANY,
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ii ~ 4."sstaa lTERrNGs., 'as''a 10y
Wasa4-White, ~~@- bushels. Rcd, 1o7s bush
Corn-1Whlte 100 bushels. Yellow, 90 bushels
Outs.-67s bushels. ~ ~ .a &c :
Rys.-4o bushels. 80. @rt
-. s-fr, sALMs. ~
what. White. ~ busheis very good Mt Si.4o; ass
bushels good Mt sl.a5; 100 very Inferior n 0sc. 49,
eusneis prime on private terms 10 bushels prime a,
20 100 bushels prime at 81. 42b: so bushels CHI ice
$3.50 ~ bushels amusty at s1.i5; 90 bushels very
thm nsba9I az 81 zso bushels inir at 81. so-total, L 90:
Whsat..Red, 4u bushels very good at al 30 %,
6psh; is Inferior at 81. is 500 bushels rood NJ Il, %
3 o9sneis 1air at 9l.2o 2o2 bushels badly Gle ,n d
az sl:a9 i2e bnssels very inferior at 81. 10 f1s nm h.
zoo zoo t n,,.h az gle Iss bushels good on private terms
81 ~ 20 2o2 bushels at 81. al total. 2 ss4 brsshei.e.
uSorn. Whlte,, 100 bushels on private terms.
Ali1eo, ~ ousbels on private terma.
Cdts.,7ob bushels New Brunswick at d7c.: co busb-
Sts tooo at az; SO bushels damaged 1T aoc, 2oO
eusnels gooa &C S2ac.; 1ss bushels very good ct
Nc.-totsl, $40 bushels, ~
hVs'-2e bushels Inferior OF e2Ac.
EXHIBITED.
Hne@'-Whtte, sa2 bushels. Red, ss bushels. .
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The Election in Maine.

LEWISTON, Me-, September 12.-The vote
brought out in the election to-day Is much
larger than that of last year-the Demo-
Gratis having their full strength out. The
Republicans, who favor Chamberlain over
Morrill, for the United States Senate, are
voting with the Democrats for members OF
the Legislature.
PORTLAND, Me-, September 12.-This city
gives Perham (Republican) II majority. Six
towns give him only ~ majority.
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ITO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The City
Collector has given faithful warning to those
n, hn,e uaid no Dart Of their TAXES Tor the
present ,rsr, and hopes earnestly that no more
Violent means may be necessary TO Induce them 10
I'm, forward and settle their biils. The city Is
in urseat need OF the money due Tor taxes to ens-
ne tl!e proper officers honoIably to meet her Ia
Collectors onlce open daily from 8 O'Clock a.
y. to S O'Clock 7. Il. W. &.
a. S-eodot City Collector.
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

WASHINGTON. September 12.-Congress-
man Sheldan, who left New Orleans on the
9Th instant, contradicts the statement about
yellow fever In that city. He says the last
case reported was two weeks ago, and
there had not been more than five or six
before that.
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Rtehmond Tonaeeo Marhet,

sEPTEMBEE IL, 1s7o.-The' market opened to.
oay With rather more animation in prices, psr-
ncularly for the manufacturing grades. Shipping
and nondescript are still Gull, and but little sought
after. Still, In anticipation Of a speedy peace In
europe, there Is a slightly better feeling In The
market, aud factors are holding for better prIces.
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Gubas

NUDHs
HAVANA, September 12.-The Panama
and West India cable was opened this eve
ming. 30
The cholera is increasing in this city.
Captain General De Rodas arrived here
TONIGHT.
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Railroad Accident.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, September IA train
on the Lehigh and Susquehanna railway
ran over a cow to-day, and the rear car
| was thrown over an embankment. a mum.
Der of passengers, mostly Philadelphians,
| were iniured..
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Foreign Markets -lBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, September u 1880 P. A.--United States
Bonds quiet. Turpenrne, 2ss.
LONDON, September acknowledgements, s2a
United States Bonds, s9!. Tallow Hrmer, but not
higher.
LIVERPOOL September IL -foon.-Red Western
Wheat, IS I'd. ass. I'd. Cotton steady upl nds,
std.; Orleans, S3d.; stimated sales, 10, 900 bales.
Corn. 2ss. 81. .g
armsr: Inland eiasi,d. l. Tii o,G s:d.
sales L, Oto bales, including 900 TOR Speculation
and export,