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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
COMMISSION,

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b0~t0n New Orleans.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
STATE DEMOCRAT.



oevsnDoss, gsesnasy -, 1857.
me STATE DeM0CRAT.
SPECIAL noFDon 70 Dosurrss rrr
Assa sdvsrtistns paper tAe Sssss Dsaetyes !, ant
ssFssiy ssssrdedas The ssssblisAed ncd,un Of bu,,
sss eoeoss'sssssa between Tie buy~. and seller IL,
sisr'y inersastas circsisiioa. bo,h u Ao..s An
essssa' sssrs fsssssss epeDssunssy sor jsdieiou
's+misssioa d n~rrantils intelligence. nj, also
nsoriae family journal, henc~ Retau Dealers. .. vel
" esre extensive trsdespeople, Mechanics and Cit,-
&ss va 10 iss coluaans essential " . p.o.pcrous
susiness "A voap 70 sss wuE"
SO0o FT1nt11aG.
Ws wsu!s call The atsen,ion Il Nerrhapts busi-
eess ~ go others facilities fur executing
WIN pronptness, and In . supri.r manner, JOB
PRINTING IN all Its vsriciss, qsAiiti~s and ooIors,
ana solicit .hsr- u thcH patronage. Es,iug cote
70 constdsrssae ,xpense h Gtins NJ sar Jobbing
kstaeairhment ve arr prepared " execute all kinds
Of Plain and O,naneaisi wort sucA - Hall Tickets
FrosrAam ., Csris vfe,sry description, Circulars
all varieties Of printing In Gold, silver Brvrse or
Co,0rs; siso, Paasphiets, LsWyers' Brsefs CLecka
Bhb OF La.ing. Prpmissory Notes, Way Btls. Vsnu |
Biis. Ac. With nestness and on reasonable terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

MRS u.C ADAne svinE tab u the lin ia
kVl ThosingtOn's Hosse. ~ the vnss Vi lsh and
Nan >tr'.ts % nos psrpasei 70 nee nmodAse 10 ~
- dny bno'de,O. tine ssSus - r., sui ahs r. n
G.-nss, Or . Gent ard vi(e Dc. MAJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
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DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.

Orvlc. OF Iowa DAILY STATE DsNocRAf.
DAVENPORT. Fsbuary g, 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
CLOAKNC CLOTHS.
s HI A w Il S +.

- IA w - ~
Iore and Square Broche, and bay State shavl- Bro
che Scarfr, sc.
Also = nice variety n
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
CoL-s forts, yis.oriaes oai'tcd and Hoop Skirts.
HOSIERY. GLOVES 90
Onr stock Of
II ~ Dr. O / d s.tcs,
c .ntains graf many beautiful Collaya. Nandker-
chiefs Sleeves bands FhuncINe i.aces and EdRings.
and comrles. stock Of Velvet and ether Dress and
and Cloak Trmn,ines Our stock 81
STAPLE GOODS,
u LARGE. and centans srlendid variety ~ Rcd
Rxnkcts br.wn and ht.sca' Ausins ard D-illinR>
Tichine. va1en AAA ccttaa Vlanncls, IInsys, Den
inns, Crash. T..
Onr gooas we're bought with nc intention efope"-
ing here sbout the first Of last month, hut We wrre
na abl, 70 procure room. The srsson his 80 FAR
advanced thai We vii sell them A. very low rrices.-
- low II not wer than were ever before fe-ed in
this city In order 20 make Tor cur spring ssck
Of g. d. The public are respectfully invis'd to cali
and famine our so,ts and price.
jan2sdtf EAR II. TYNER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

TOonyuf. sshlRY Ass - ss0lhMs. - =
q t,lv Vlnla = ~ = ~ bsSsAy. asri ~ ~ ssl
jo&3 &. isss1.. !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

new STORE
NEW co on s !
Il. 3 II. H. TT.TER,
A RE now opening At the stand formerly occupied
n hy MessIs. Sutton Co..
CORNER and 4 ROCK ISLAND ST,
an entire stock Of
Dry Goods,
bsurb, Nv one Of the Arm In IN" city Of Nv York ~
nTe..y sr this marx et and vel suti TO the trade
and season Our STICK OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
il lArg AZ. comprises great many ELEGANT SYKES and
na,ttvp~ Black f,rrv. rain. trsd and plan Sfks.
Muslin and Wool DeI.anes Vol Hrg. English
and French Merinoe>, paran,e'ta Cla'hs. Nc. N.o
heavy stock Of Merrirsck G, eco. Bay State.
philip Aliens, and OF her good brands "f
Prints.
All Of N6icA viii be sold a very 'os prices
Clsaks and llAetiIlas,
This department. ~ stock 10 full and oonp
contains a great many new .tv'"s bought direct q
ne manufactures: also a srl'ndd sssor'm"nt Of
CLOAKINC CLOTHS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

Herrisg's Safes.
The subsct hers n" AGENTS
for Mes<rs. :. g. NesStuG \
. - celebrated FIR ami Thie
Proof safe. We would invits
the att~nti n n III. public 10
n fact thst these Safes have
&c yeArs st~.i the test uf
Moth DIRE, thi'.f and also Of
time. Very many Safes will
~ measure defy the f'smer
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an Imperfect artls togo fosAh from thtir estsAish-
nj, hx. Gained for II IL Scales putstiln uasi
has been surps wed In lhe belle VI useful
mc hanism.
The Scales are unanimously ackncvl dyed - the
STANDARD In all trans-c- Ions BY y light
a lawsuit which ar - firm . scTepAncy o. weight
hetw.. o one u irbaDk Scales In USE by the Ba-
tiu' re Obi. RAnn,ad coapa,y and one u anosA'r
manufacture UAs recently sisd ~ the c. urt Cun-
mn Plat, ba i'm r.; the cas- occupied the Cart two
dag; and Judge Marshall in live ring htr dc;sios
.ts,e'i As TIL suit u tn evidence that tn accura-
cy Of FAIRBAxK's SCALES vas established 6eysnd
all Questioa. For ss)s ~ ~TH H
BURROWS pRETTZMAN x nAf.ZELI..
me we0 known rpatation ~ these Scaass hiss On.
du ~ th+ vendrrs ofinpufrss sns wcsthlfvs oaAsn-
to .f ihe,n as Far asDks Sca O.. and pu chas-
FRS HAYS III rely in many cases ben sutjcctfd to
fraod and hEpoAoG0. Teo nsnufActuroo hove no
controversy With honarabls G npssispss ~hr trans.
at busines IL their own names but I, gardirg the
pc ~ ors o. ~ Atsv- fr~r aspureuing course
alike " Just ard shono -ab trketL liz method
20 cxu tr the public u their iupositii'ns.
The 1t nicys Manufacture under their ows IN
specton oniv 81 IN II Fsctory in ST JoAnsbury,Vt
For SAL In Davenport solely ny
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN 4 DAI.ZRfI.
EAT FAIRBANKf 60
ianeAt z Styss6sbesy,vt ,1sy0 1e2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

nk1e eVfIOuol 'DRlo EsTUoNStEJksv
u ~ - uA0eoss asscstmcht, the best in tuxn
hssty stroee bssvssa Reasta ana ma.
oc Ao-dsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

"A y 9oes q = Account, arc requested IL n,eae
IJaS =, ,du1 - > = ~, NifchxEt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
Police Intelligence.

ARRxsT OF An ALLpGRD BURGLAR AND PAssER OF
C0UETKRpEIT MoEBY.
Peter Devp keeper Of concert hall ofst'eenh
street and Eighth avenue yesterday arrested by Ser
scsn, Coulter and officer Murphy Of the Twenty second
ward police, charged with having committed numerous
burglc. and been engaged for years pas, in passing
counterfeit money. The complainant is Ann Curry, a
bale, singer Who FOR the past two years. Ia, lived with
him as wife but Of his treatment Of her has been
80 severe that abe vas compelled 10 leave him she
makes affidavit to the commission By him OF various bur
gares Of which he informed her At the time, and showed
her the proceeds. She also charges him with having
passed numerous counterfeit bark bills and states that
his chief business committing burglarics aud passing
counterfeit money He has, she says frequently been
arrested in Philadelphia and Baltimore, during the time
che has lived with him, Tut always MANAGED to
and 90 forth He ID but twenty years Of age, bat
appears be considerably older The sbdav OF the
'esa, 70 receiving he %e named 81 her, ooun,eIci
bis Of he demon nations named from pcrson bearing
ns o. " 10 .s Sro 'ors sr
robbed OF articles such the complainant names and
abe Ut the time named Among these the following
seventh st and Ninth avcnue, testified that in March
last $40 oountcrfcs bank bill wM passed upon him By
Howard Of No 70 Forty isird street. isstasi thai At tue
tine named by Mis- Curry his match factory IN Forty
third ssce sue waa, sso % S prope 20 ne
makes affidavit that In March, 1856, her house rob
bed Of Jewels 70 the value OF $500 Some Of this ewelry
was yesterday found the person OF Mrs.
Devln, mother .of the prisoner, and Miss Curry
swesrs thai the latter told her that he bad
sold the balance nj loan Office In Bread
way, corner Of Anthony or Leonard street. In
addition 10 the above the complainant testhes that
months ago be went to Albany and returned with
500 bills and s3s in gold, the proceeds, he said, Of
burglary at private house. On the above testimony
Dcvin was locked up By Justice Dawson, bail being re
fused The concert hall which he recently opened said
70 the Of the vest characters large numbers OF
whom yesterday throngcd the court room anxious 10
emus bis release.
srarBsD ~ 1sCm BEE SALOON On Thursday night
Peter Ives sailor entered the lager bier saloon No lao
Greenwich street. while intoxicated and goa Into eight
with several persons who there assembled During
the ARRAY he stabbed In the wrist the blade Of the
knife sevcrns Of the arteries Ives was conveyed 70
the New York Hospital and the police arrested Charles
Little, the proprietor OF the saloon Ccoels his wife, and
Fys Reed suspicion OF having been concerned In the
siabblns. they we're comna,ed by justice psborn Tor
Srsn.n,tpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
City Politics.

THH COMING DEMOCRATIC STATE ooSvsNrroH--Ar
EFFORT MAKINa TO HARxosrzH rHE orTr D.
nocRACy.
Several Of the members OF the Democratic state uensrl
Committee the city, cndcsvorng 10 effect fu-
sion between the rival factions Of the democracy In this
city should matters 20 they PROMISE the regular
democratic committee Of which Wilson Small schairman
will order primary elections for the choice Of delegates
the state Convcntos which win NEE, early September.
The go called reform committee OF which Edward
Cooper chairman, win also order primary elections for
the object, and the quares OF the city democracy
win thus be transferred 10 the state Convention, where
To prevent any such dfDculiy, strong effort win b
made 10 send united delegation from this CITY, sno vlsn
iss oose IN view call has been clrcussa 70, Z, coscocc
with the Small committee, provided the later WIN no so$n
the choice OF q state delegation. ,.s
whether The pending srs,s struggle win exotic sufc,ens
interest TO induce the city demoorso' '" "u'' "''""
The csI 10, The sas,e will be issued.
THE yorsa MFs's DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUE AND
THE NATIONAL CLUB.
uovemeut n on foot 10 fuse lhe Young Mems Demo.
cratic tn,,u Club soft she and the National Cup, hard
,be into one body, and the nitiaiory measures were
taken last night consummsis the union in the Young
Man. Club ia proposed that each organization supply
aSy members toj consolidated Club, which shall BE-
Known AZ Union Club. This united body shall then
designate Eve Irsons eson wsra ~ Is c
cured for exclusive Of the Club, and s supposed
that this body, acting together win be able 70 exercise
controlling influence upon the party In this city.
AZ the meeting OF the Young Mems Democratic Union
Cub held last evening at the Mercer House, s. T. Dsye
the President laid the proposition for union before the
house, and amer lengthy discussion, in which Mcsrs
white, Sullivan Fssani windmullsr, Rose and Herrcs
participated, decided 70 appoint Committee OF Con-
ference with the National Club. The following named per-
sons appointed--s. T. Dllaye, c. J. Gam brenx
S. P. Russell, W. :. Reese and H. ?. Carr.
This Union Club q exceedingly active one durtns
the lat campaign, and Is the only that exhb,u AZ
activity from year 70 yew,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
News from WASHINGTON

TIKI CASE OF TIE BARK rANCHITA-PaoCKBDINGs
or THK NAVAL COURTS.
WASHINGTON. July IL, 1857
The OF the suspected SLAYER have not II ha
enormously been stated called upon government to
demand indemnity from Great Britain for losses sustained
by them. All they AK and oil the administration can do
Is TO protest against foreigners boarding searching
American vessels the high SEAS and demanding aats
factory PREPARATION therefor which Great Britain through
her Minister Lord Napier, will doubtless aocede TO.
The OF Lieutenant Stevens re-epened by Nava
Court No today against the protest ef claimant and
Commander Alden examined on behalf Of the govern
den in not having certain vessel repaired 1t seemed
that Lieutenant s. had been limited three thousand
lars he ascerained he could not get the work done
for less than thirty hundred The being again
closed Lieutenant Stevens read and submitted his defence
In Court No. 2 the case Of Lieutenant Kitty (fur-
loughed) taken up, and Commodore Perry and Com
mande, Rogers examined on behalf Of the government.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson appears for claimant These off,
had seen Kitty intoxicated twice-ooce In West Bay,
Prince Island, and again pleasure excursion up st.
Paus river, Monrova- never on shpboardlor when on
duty Lieutenant f. il noted for his musical talents and
fine social qualities. Al Prince Island he was brought
from shore In q skif and Lifted on board.
Court No. was not In session to-day. Lieutenant
Rh!nds defence win be read TO morrow.
Lieutenant Rayton C. Ives, L. s. A., died at Fort
Clark, Texas, on the 9th ult.
The weather excessively no, and the streets deserted
No business dong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18


CARRYING THE WAR INTO ApRIcA.-Read the
extracts which we publish this morning from two
of our leading Virginia cotemparies-the one on
the secession tack and the other in defence ofthe
administration and its Kansas policy. The
Southern conservative democratic organs, it will
thus be seen, are assuming the offensive plan Of
warfare, and are carrying the war into Africa"
against the secession clique Of disorganizers.
This is good. The administration is thus brought
prominently into the foreground and centre of
the picture with this little knot Of scheming po-
litcal niger drivers Of the South at the one ex-
IRENE, and the Seward and Garrison tribe of
Northern political niger worshippers at the
other extreme of the canvass. Standing thus
firmly and decisively against these Northern and
Southern niger agitating disorganizers, Mr.. Blu
chanan occupies proud and glorious position
before the country. We see now how beneficial
10 the Union, and how fortunate for himself,
would have been to poor Pierce little of the
consistency and honesty Of his successor. The
conservative democratic press Of the South have
now removed all doubts in regard to the position
Of the President on Kansas affairs The South
and the North will stand by The administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK soARp.

PHILADELPHIA bTOtk HOAHD.
PMu,DuruA, July N, 1887
sscks firm. Pennsylvania SIS, ssH Reading Rail
road, 49, Long Island Railroad, IL. Morris Canal, s2
Pennsylvania Railroad, AK.
CHARLESTON, July II, 1857.
Co,on-Saes OF the week $500 bales, At unchanged pri
ces The decreased receipts nj oil Southern por com.
pared with this time last year. amount TO ses 900 bses
OswKgo, July l7-sPM
Flour Ia steady; sales 10 day $50 bbls. shipped 10
Montreal $50 bbs Wheat is in moderate milling demand;
sales day 900 bushels Chiosgo spring al 81 35 and
1000 do Milwaukee club at 81 as Corn IL quiet and IL
quoted nomnay At 73c. &C. Take imports II 400 bbs
-four 1900 busbes corn, and 600 90 wheat shipped
by osnal;-1 100 bbis. nour and 5000 bushels corn
BuFFAto, July lit r. N.
Flour Ia unchanged Sales today 500 bbls. AT 90 IL
70 rs for supernne sconsn 40 20 s6 IS for extra
TsG 40 for extra ONO and Iowa. Wheat 10 unchanged
Sales Goo bashes Chicago spying III IS Corn steady
Sales 1900 bushels, on the spot and 10 arrive, nc
Iac. Ost nominsly SIC. a57hc Freishts hrmer-covn
PC aeHc 10 troy, and 10kc 10 New York Imports IN
twenty four hours up 10 ncon today 600 Dds nour,
1Too bushels wheat and % 900 bushels corn hxpcrw
same tne-sooo bushels wheat, 5000 busoes corn soo
s,oeo bxhels osls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18

BosroS, July IL, 1861,
The steamship America, from Liverpool via HALIFAX
below last night detained by the thick fog and only
reached her dock little before three O'Clock this Aler
noon-too late 10 allow her malls 70 be sent forward by
the three O'Clock train They wore forwarded by the
steamsoat train 10 ssonington and viii be due ii New
York n early hour 10 morrow morning.
The despatch from HallfA1 embraced all The general
news worth telegraphing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JULY 49, 1857

LORD NATTER AT HARvARD.-The British Mn
lister has availed himself Of the Harvard com
mencement to deliver another of those graceful
and pleasant speeches for which be bids fair to
become famous. There was certain appropriate
ress in making Lord Napier . witness to the
great scholastic and literary event of the year in
New England-for, himself an author and mem
Der of family highly distinguished both in the Lite
razy ard the scientific world he stands here as the
representative Of the country from which to this
day we borrow one-half our literature and
three fourths of our science. He must have look
ed, at Harvard, something like an agent of the
proprietors watching the distribution Of their pro-
perty among unlawful possessors.
The chief point Of his lordship's speech was the
closing sentence, in which he invoked the gene
rosity and moderation Of those VINO are embark
ed in the enterprise Of everyday political life;"
and on behalf Of his country, "asked for patience,
for incredulity Of evil, for confidence in good"
To such an appeal there cannot fail to be free
and satisfactory reply. That reply is that this
country earnestly desires to be 'incredulous Of
evil and confident of good" go far ss England is
concerned; but that the incredulity on the one
side and the confidence on the other sometimes
involve severe difficulty. However, the paths
of diplomacy change every day; and perhaps,
with the Lord Napier race of diplomatists, new
race of British statesmen may be springing up
who shall respect their neighbors' rights and not
call every one o rascal or a blockhead who
doesn't want to see Britannia ruling earth as
well as waves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
81. LOGS, July l., 1857.

The D-o03 has sdvces from Kansas stating that GOV.
Walker has Issued proclamation declaring his inteution
and ceusuns the citizens Of lawrence and warning them
not 70 organize under the Topeka charter.
Rumer says that seven hundred troops Are summoned
TO march asains. Lawrence and tbs. the design Of
Wake, 10 retain the army Kansas and 10 break up the
Utah expedition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
RESURRECTION BROKEN OUT Ar LAWRENCE.
The CnlteA States Troops Ordered 0ut,
90, &C., -.

WAsaNGros, July II, 1857.
TIE PrsGdsas received telegraph despatch this morn
Ing dated u LeAvenwosth yesterday, from Governor
walker, stating that serious instruction had broken out
u AweaOe and thu he had called out the United States
troops to suppress H. The Governor had started tmme.
d.ateiy for Lawrence.
posed 70 have originated from opposition 70 soms Of the
Territorial hws-probAbly tho TAX law.
The reoeips OF this has caused soms little exotic
meas In certain quarters.
The Cabinet were in session until ats hour this
before tteu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
Tn. Verdict on the steamer Montreal D,.sss.r.

Qrr1Fc July II, 1851
The Coroncr's jury have returned verde, OF "Msn
Slaughter against wilson, the Of the steamer Mon
trial; Rudolph, the Captain Dcrvs, the pils, and Ro
berge tho mate They also strongly Mr.. wilson,
senior the controlling agent Tney recommend the srn
gent enforcement Of the steamboat law. The parties
pcaied viii be tried at the present Of the Court Of
Oueen's Bench
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
indictment, OF the ohio stat. Treasurer.

CotvsBrs, July II, 1851
Two indictments have found against Gibson, late
STATE Treasurer; ore for embezzemcnt Of the State
funds and the other for the embezzemeni Of the funds Of
the Seneca County Bank. An indictment has been found
against Bresiu, the previous treasurer, with several
counts for embeyEement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18

STRAcrs, JULY IT, 1867.
The rcapcrs made ane days work today Sixteen
machines were In the ned at once and their trial caused
immense interest AZ about the end OF the trial the
ers were put TO severe test with thermometers attached
Tomerrow all the reapers win start In forty Ave acre
deld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18

rm NEW Y0RK HXKALD-YDITI0E FOB HuROfY.
The mail steamship Columbia Capt Berry, will Leave
chs port o-dAy, ai noon, for Liverpool
TIE European mails viii close In this city at halpasten
O'Clock In morning,
tho European edition OF the Hz.sID, printed in French
eaa Enghsh viii be published ii ten O'Clock in the MORN
Ing Nnge copies, In wrappers, ak cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition or the
INV YoRx HRAID viii be received n the following place
In Europe
Lospos-Am. European Express Co., 81 King William IT.
PAxD- Do do. Place de 10 Bourse.
IxvUrsoL-Do. do, Chapel street.
IxvnPooI-R Stuart, 10 Exchange street. East
HAvHs-Am. European Express Co., Il Rue Corneile.
s contents Of the European edition OF ths HHRAID will
Uombns the received by mail and telegraph u the
sns during the previous week, aud up 70 the hour Of
Dabx caeon
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TOE GUsZRAL rEvsPAPxs Ds.TArca.
INDICTMENT AND ARREST OF THE "fLUa U0LYr

INDICTMXNT AND ARRH6T OF TIE "PLUa UGLY"
ELECTION RIOTERS ETC.
WAsusGrox, July II, 1867.
The Grand Jury to day found true bills against num-
Der Of tho alleged participants in the election riots and
also IN OF battery with intent 70
kill fourteen Of the accused parties arrested
bench warrants and officers pursuit OF the remain.
der of them The Grand Jury In their report say the
exciting OF the riot and subsequent boodshsd In
the Fourth ward may be ascribed mainly 10 the pro-
Of certain Bumorians Joined by large number OF
dsorderly persons or Warrington q, the polls"
The City Councils this afternoon accepted the invitation
ofthe Baltimore and Ohio railroad Company 70 join the
Western excursionisis In Baltimore Monday and ap-
pointed committee 10 extend shem the Inequalities Of
Warrington. The citizens tonight he'd . meeting 70
make arrangements for . cordial welcome.
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Death os SIR. Clutter. sr-Auaisor OF Virginia.

RICHMOND, July IL, 1861
Mr. George w. Clutter the ars auditor OF Virginia. died
yesterday, in Preston county.