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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08
BY Virginia Canal and River,



BY the Pennsylvania Route mixed the oalcula-
ton made some yenrs ago was 81 still showing
n difference in favor Of tho Va. routes of Sl.O6.
But in this connection it must be remarked, that
il would be impossible to accommodate the trade
over this route aud secondly that the cost over
ln6 miles Of Rail Road from Holiday ,burg to
,lahusian, is put down at 73e. to which mt least
~ much more should be added. making the cost
bv this route 81 70 more thnn by the Va. route.
At nm early day. we will give tables which will
show that produce from Evansville, Indiana. can
reneh Norfolk l,3l cents cheaper than New York
and That il may even come from ST. Louis, As
cents cheaper!
In rccapula,ion. the reader will first see that
We haVe shown that the valley Of the Ohio has
four times the produce necessary To load week
Is Inc of mammoth steamers. Second-that the
Virginia water line cnn transport three times
much produce. this weekly line would require.
Aud third, that the average saving If freight
over thi- line will be nearly one third of the cost
by iya routes.
We shull resume to morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

NEW York, April 2d.-A dispatch from san
DIV Hook states that fouy schouncrs and sloop
are ashore ON the Jersey coast. \ schooner and
slonp are ashore ON the Hook. and soop ON tho
Horse Shoe. Also, a barqne at Coney Island
No names are given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

great country generously AMI nohy recommending this
celebrated their patients aud public generally as
ccctu8 wounds aud ulcers when all
other means have failed
sold At tie manufacturers No 20 Maiden Lane New York
and M strand London by all Druggists, at &c,
Clgr mud : mr. bnx M p div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

sufficient evidence # the !9h aPree aten by the community
the ',oekade tty' ot the merits ct "RDNSERS con
CENrEAIfB E~SENt f. OF BAY LEAVES tor the Hair
hnndfcd bottles have hteu sold in That in the short
space OF three months aud still the demand daily increasing
1t j, warranted to rruoyc BaHdiuG
II Is warranted tu prevent the ftnR Of the hair
1t warranted relieve that Distressing itching which
frequent pfce.drs the decay of tue har
Ii IS warrant d lot {" have its Superior rs har brauher
For l7aas-lt is thc very arirle for tie Toilet
Tor t,htntHliis ubcquIled fer the NhiSkCr and Mus
achr
For Cbrnh preserves their hair and caus,s to flow in
glossy ruFletS
For Herrhanslt fine profit with ready sale Pro.
your sappy OF Messrs. lROliIEK WHITEHEAD,
81 IdNuts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08
AMERICAN AGRICULTURlS'r.
Vol XVI, M


ORANGE JUDD. Igl Watcr.st. SIoms-Our u liar
Publisher feopf New york. learin Advance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

we nave hr'rd OF so",r astonishing cures pc
by he Grath's Ele"rc OIL II to act
remarkable effect and in short space
health rcgaius II can he hal of the agents
here. al crtisenent ia another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08
zp,lchbur1 1'irGtntais,
Morning. April y. 1851.

We ara authorized TO announce +. b. DEaSE.
it,, Esq, of this city, candidate Tor re-e'e't'n
10 the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

By the Mama and Toledo Canal the same
produce would reach New York at IA cost of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

ready and variety
formation upon every department of SPRING DIRK This
number alone gives really practical hints than majority
OF the Agricultural haeks sold ut dollar each.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08
Suit Against 'N-sccrctary Guthrie.

SoLlLoQuY BY FRANK PIERCE Temi. Iidi.
Tici u came. | Sdw. went back to Conc ord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

I IfE ILLUSTRATED.-Af first rate Number,
II containing Adventures among leebers, with four ensv
mss Elephant Hunt in Southern Africa How Hoop.
Made Sowing and RssPns Clay Houses; How Home. msy
be Besutifsd Origin Of the Rsees Our Taxes; Anticipated
Mormon War; Mrs Grundy and the Spiters; Spring Blooms
Purpose and lndecson; Felt Hats for the Clergy; Horace
Mann on Tobacco; Sister Worth Having News Of the
Week City Gossip Nj Churchs Pointing Of NiasAra Think
ing ant Taking Poetry Look not Backward Miscellaneous
lrs How TO Detect Counterfeit Bank Note. Napoleon and
the Steam Engine Literary Notices Recent Patents; New
Article for Fuel Patents Issued Notes and Queries Sketch
OF J. g. SAKE the Poet, with Portrait Ps;ont Grain Hsr
yeste with al Iustrstou distinctive Wor.hp BE Kind
the Old All for four cents To be had Of all newsmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

PEMOVAL-RICH Il LOUTREL. STATION
IL FRS, PRINTERS. LITH0GRAPHERS and ACCOUNT.
BOOK hANItACLIR ERS. have removed from Wlliam-st
20 No 81 NASSAu-ST., near Maiden lane
In this new ocson the Western part Of the City
hope 70 retain the patronage Of old Friends and
and also obtain many
We solicit orders for articles In line snd pledge
best effort 10 give satisfsction- RICH LOUTREL,
sstioners Printers and Account Book Manufacturer
Nc. 81 Nssssu-H, DtA haidenlane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

NEW TARIFF, lS57--Just Published, THE
1NTARIRF, RATES DUTIES GOODS, WAREs
hERcHANDIsE lNPokTEp THE UNITED STATES
AFTER FIRST DAY OF JULy, 1851 Arranged By Z. d.
OGpES. Kutry Clerk Custom House, Port Of New-lOrk
Having published several editions of the TAt, and being
Of the importance OF having unusual has
been bestowed il the Of the articles conform
the law and therefore with confidence recommend
" thos who have purchased Of former editions the well
known experience and reputation Of the compiler being sun
Gent guaranty OF It's correctness.
Returning thanks former patrons solicit c0nnu
Of their tavoTs. For Sale by thr Publishers.
RICH 4 LOUTREL
No. 81 Nss.au-st., near MAiden-lAne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
ITO CAPITALISTS and ASSOCIATIONS
i VALUABLE REAL estate for SALE-Undyide

IuO CAIllALlSlS ana ASSOCIalI ONS.-
Il VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE-Undyided
fh Part Of 100 known Hudson PARK IN the town Of
YonEerr one half mile above Spuytsn Duyyel Greek
go lo, in the Eighth Ward Brooklyn lying together
Gowsnus Hshts nt.rsected 10th and 10th BrsIton
az d shermsnsts
lots 5thsy Brooklyn 20 feet front the and
l16 feet inches on 18th and i6thsts
IS lots al East Newfork each 3 fest by 80 feet
lots the north side Of lSthst Brooklyn 30 feet
tk-sv.
iai lots at Eevtown the Plank Road.
so lot. in the City q Elizabeth, Union County ~ j. for
merly Eizsbethtown.)
Coal Nine Of Us seres in Newport Luzerne County Pa
situated the North Branch Cs aud
the La k.y anna and Bloom.buTgh Railroad
B-The above property 10 rapidly improving in value.
Terms moderate and easy. Also
The 4'ory btowustone house No 6 East l5h IS BY 50
feet; LOT l05 feet inches.
Three 9soy bnek houses Nos las 49, ls9 East l5thst
BY IS feet; lots los feet inches.
No n Murray st. lsasehold from Trinity Church; lot by
100 lease years with two renewals ground rent sllJ
Tire story eiownons house Of Henry and Pres'
tentsFta, Brooklyn, IS by 81 feet lot 81 feet
HARRIS WILSON
Attorney and Counsellor AZ Law
No 81 Nassaa-st.,
Bank Of Commerce Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
ITO PRINTERS and EDIToRs-For SALE.
PATENT-RIGHT for SALE.-
- 0nO ACRES Of LAND, with BLAST
O.UNJO FURNACE and FIGURING VIII. wv

NILES from the CITY Of BALTIMORE
Ts ,nS.rxsr.S .r,ut Cor the Curtis Greek Mining Fur
asce and Manufacturing cOmpsy offers this srae. os sAe
nse bSy or mall farms II IL situated on Catis Sesk i've
mil, fron Baltimore BY land aud nine miles BY water
The LAND i. admirably stspted 20 MAkkkt oAhpES-
ING and similar the neishbOrine farms OF hssfs Sror
well Liutlcun Stewart and others from which @rre pp1ss
Ct mi, sDd vegetables srr snnuAy 'ent %
New York and large profits realized ;herefon ,,..,
Prts OF the tract are well wooded with PINE and CHEST
NUT TIMBER which oe shipped from she Flrrace "hsff
IN vessel. draw ina e. feet water =,
The WATER-POWER Is unfains .he tAl q 'ce, capso-e
Of urus ih sir pairs Il Burs aud the Blast furnace
STORE STABLING. KiLNs. &C, are erected near me
Furnace One be delivered um ueishoorng orc eks
bat. the Furnace door And Anthracite coal can be landed
there AZ baltimore prices OF less
III. esti;y Il the vicinity however renders the
lor,,ion a most desirable for charcoal furnace.
IN. Furnace with waer-power and 900 scres OF And a.
.seed will required be sold or leased on favorable terms
To psrtes yur the whole tract the charter o. the SSn
p.ny could te Transferred II 10 Of the noG hesrs easr
ten granted by the State -. IL -.
Thi. large property In the vicinity o. % large city prem
s. 10 exceedingly valuable In the course very Nv
yea and presents excellent opportunity for spccasoa so
CAPITALISTS who may b. abe 20 bring properly into market
II {. offered low price ard satisfactory terms
-n' Baltimore, Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

RARN U Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM
I'D SECOND WEEK OF NEIGHBoR lakewood
THIS EVENING At y Esishbor J.ckwood C. W. Clarke;
MI Levick; Charlotte Miss Mestayer &c Beyond dispute
one Of the most thney effective sad profoundly interesting
moral dramas presented. AFTERNOON al s. RO-
LAND FOR AN OLIVER, and THE GLORIOUS MI
NORTTY The Living Serpents Happy Family kc, Ad.
mission Is cta children under 10, IA eis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

eThe Rtpuse sS This 'sonisy) EVENING at o'cock
AZ n ~ J6 s,S"d sscy g: " PEARcE Chairman
s5Ts sesi 81 G:ssy 4rk S
6ltf and S%HpNEsDAY Msy L. and 49, a. follows:
Teddy 10 sR.sss, VIZ Hs, hoyd 9ssa Of
Mas. Parker Pnl,bury Of Concord a. Robert Purvis, Of
Byberiy Pa; Wendell Philips, Of Boston, Mass. Adi;snce
':s Tss.das Esenisg > SksPeate1. The Rev. Jane.
the y" il, Furne's, of Philadelphia Charles LenoI Re
mond, Of Salem, Mass Wendell Philip. Adnlanee 10
5 Wedns,Gay u m.-speaser.: The Rev. O. B. FIo.4ns
ham Of Jersey City, VIM Lloyd Garrison Of Bocon the Rev
Colun bia Co, N. Y. Adni.tance free.
Es:'ts W. EdmDP ID, o Of B. IF DS
Vim. Wells Brown, Of Mass. Ambulance free.
other speaker no, authorized their
names, will take part in The discussion.
NewYpFK Aes,s
EVENING, q O'Clock Speakers; VIM LLOYD Garrison and
S Sas 30'' exercises III" S''' wi" remain '' '"s 'A''s
The National abolition of SIayery1s. ds% deg Dc.
tionsl necessity The American Abolition Society will bold it's
Anniversary Meeting at the City Assembly Rom. No ~
RiiH GREEN william GooDELf and FREDERICK
DOUGLASS Society," Rooms, No 40 Beekmsn-st
American and Foreign Christian Union.-The
Anniversary E1eies Of this Society will ake place TUES
DAY MORNING; l2;h inst, in the Central Presbyterian
services will commence at lo O'Clock The bell viii give
tce and commence rnsnF at 10 O'clock The public are invited
NEDAY The Rev R. w: CLARKE of Brooklyn and the Rev.
r. D HARPER of Ohio, and otbers.
YsqHs Mep's GhrIstIaS UnIonNs1t regular meet,
Hs'I; E%s3 y sIEWART Z; %ooPFoR6 sSsjsGSs:
its T4
cb o Tp%9 EVENING" MAY H for benefit Of
the T. Church Of Hudson City New Jersey sgbject-The
lana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER. -
Il Dress Circles 2s Pit l2;c; Orchestra Chairs, SOC Pr
mte Boxes I'd erce SIS exclusive or for Zach Ps.o1
:, Cleopatra or THE Battle OF ,AcTIuM
Marc Aniony....J. H. Allen Cieopatrs...Ms Hathaway
PONGO.
Titanic. l. Fo1 Pongo.. C. T. PSrsloe j.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
Dennis. q. L. Fox Mrs II y. Nichols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
Amnsements.

NJ Y. HARMONIC SOCIETY.-The LAST
lNs REHEARSAL of the SEVEN SLEEPERS," lprior
rformsnce FRIDAY EVENING next at the CITY
ASSEMBLY ROOMS Broadway. Grand ST. takes place
THIS EVENING at DODW ORTH'S Every member ID ear
pest requested to be present.
B-Pesons having for the last performance
e1cbsn &c them at the Room THIS EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
o BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS

will BE- received By the Comn ssiensrs for Removal Of
Quarantine at th-ir office, No. Is Wlan.st, until the 18th
y for the construction Of HOSPITALS
FENCES and DOCK upon premises near sesains. Point
Richmond County. Plans and specifications may b. At
the ofe. The Commissioners the night reject
accept any oposals which may be made Security S b.
required Tor the performance Of the York. Nay
1851 IOHN 8 SNEDEKER Secretary Of Coptni sioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

nth. RepubIican Executive Committee will meet
n No 65J broadway THIS money
N ". JokEs sec'y " w. rhAlNh, NnAInlaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

ITO PRINTERS for SALE at half price;
h.. only been used for .t.reoypng Fonts u Minon,
Brewer. Bourgeois aud Long Primer 49, n % 900 each
Apply the Stereotype Foundry Nos y aud 81 Beesmsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

Hro.Jwax ~ AZ 1.-Two City Directory, No. 379
DiREC TORI rs sss5 s 70 act a. Agents for the
~ -h.,s ee n9h this establishment, for any pur.
ssiso, W., L AZ hFEAey provided with certificate Of
'''h'n'y' nsned sy Nj d. WILSON, Compiler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

RIO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET.-A
Sstory and basement brick HOUSE In healthy and con
ysunt location in Brooklyn, 70 rent for ths summer Com
yetsiy furnished Apply 20 MILLER COMPANY,
Late DIX, Edwards Col
w. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
vJ'O LET-HOUsE and FIFTEEN ACRES 0

LAND. with Garden in which Is growing every VARIETY q
vegetables. straw berries &c. The place wn
cherry ana other fruit trees and most ntdstsd 10
the village CfWepor Ccnneetest nsI I,e ssw Igfs and
Haven Railroad and sound m most defhifu neigh
toYod and eyy respect worthy the attention Of shose
in Of pleasant summer e n"u,s ana oaaaso
b. rented without us 1eD" fe'"''eN- A''' D"A'
No 80 N.y.York Post once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

RIO LET in BRooKLYN NJ frst,plsee S,g near
ycs Is BY 6 lot /, Is by i5 50 feet yard front
hol, l. high basement -four rooms deep very s,y
~, r bsnn and pleasant and very r gentlemen
s business down town. Many paying go for houses
IA q Ney-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

TWO Gentlemen, friends, can be accommodated
with partial BOARD and neatly furnished front ROOM,
I'd floor with Gas Closets &C. In small private family resd
Ing on Brooklyn Hisbts Also large ROOM floor
furnished for gentleman A the family do not keep
house but those who give good references
desire become residents need reply Address
G. T. r. Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

TOR SALE-In Eastern North Carolina n
Il STEAM SAW-MILL and Eight hundred u fine
Cypress Timber. Apply WRIGHT 4 KI5SAA
No. i39 Trout st., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11

American Institute Annual ElectiOn.-The cleo
ton of Trustees and Committees of this Institute or the
year will be held THURSDAY next the nth inst, at
the of tine Institute No S5 Broadway The polls will
open at and close o'clock D. BY order of the Trus
tteF. JOHN w CHAMBERS, SecTetary.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

New HAMPsHIRE.-The Democrats of
New Hampshire held their State Con-
vention on the 10th inst. and nomina-
ted Asa p. Cate of Northfeld, for Gov
ernor, and Frederick Vose Of Walpole
for Railroad Commissioner. The res
oistions go the whole igure,-endorse
the administration of President Pierce
and pledge support to that Of Presi.
dent Buchanan, come boldly forth in
commendation and support Of the bred
Scott decision, advocate the repeal Of
the Maine law, &c. Geo. w. Morri'
son of Manchester presided.
The New Hampshire Legislature
have elected Daniel Clark, (rep.) Of
Manchester, U. S. Senator in place Of
Hon. James Bell, deceased. The vote
stood as follows House-Clark, 1872;
John S. Wells, 1872; scattering, 8: in
the Senate, Clark had 8; Wells 8.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

FnIIBUsTER WALKER-This individu-
al is now the lion Of the United States,
instead Of swinging upon gibbet, as
he deserves. He was at Washington
on the 10Th, where many distinguished
men paid him their respects; called on
the President and was cordially re-
ceived; proceeded to Philadelphia and
was welcomed there by sympathising
friends on the 10th; thence he proceed
cd to New York, was received there
at the landing by large concourse
Of citizens, a salute was fired, and he
was taken into a carriage drawn by
eight horses, whence he was escorted
by the excited throng, first to the city
hall, and next to the St. Nicholas ho.
tel. The enthusiasm was intense.
Gen. Walker declares himself a citi-
zen of Nicaragua, and says he will
soon return there and again take
charge of his government. Bah!
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25
The Nicaragua correspondent of t

The Nicaragua correspondent OF the
n. Y. Times writes that two hundred
sick and wounded fillibusters, the rem
nant of Walkers army, had arrived at
San Carlos in the steamer Of the same
name. They are all on their way home
and are described as being in a most
pitiable condition. The men left at
Rivas have probably gone to Costa
RIGA, where there are already some
three hundred deserters from Walkers
army. The reason for the interference
of Com. Davis in behalf Of Walker was
the fact that a letter in Walkers
handwriting was found on spy. II
was addressed to Mr.. Mcdonald, agen
Of the Nicaragua steamers, and re
counting the strait to which he wa
reduced, completely hemmed in by
numerous enemy, without provisions
and the men daily thinning out by de
sertion. Walker prayed Mr.. McDor
aid to work some plan by which b
could get possession of one Of the lax
steamers, or to fix some other way TO
his escape. Upon reading this missiv'
Commodore Davis determined to &C
at once.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

Iowa STATE FAIR.-The Fourth An
nual Exhibition of the Iowa State
Fair will be held at Muscatine, Octo'
Der 9th, It'll, Sth and 9th.
The Society offers premiums for field
crops, cattle, horses of all grades
sheep, swine, poultry, agricultural i'm
plements and almost every species o.
articles in the mechanical department.
farm, orchard, garden and household
products, sculptures, paintings and
drawings, designs and models-in fact
almost every article produced by la
Dor, skill and art. Also premiums fol
the best essays on a large number Of
agricultural subjects.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

The N. Y. Herald publishes a mani
festo issued by Santa Anna, ex-Dicta'
tor of Mexico, issued at Carthagena,
for private circulation among his ad'
hcrents, partizans and the revolution
lists generally in Mexico, Cuba and
elsewhere, denouncing the present gov.
eminent of Comonfort, the new con-
stitution, DEGREES affecting the prop
erty and privileges Of the clergy, &c,
and announcing that there must be
another sanguinary revolution, even
though half Of the territories Of the re-
public should be sold to supply the
sinews of war.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25
Fl0yd County.

The County Seat of Floyd county
has been relocated at st. Charles.
This act but shows the good sense and
sound Judgment of the Commissioners.
Besides having the natural clements
ola thriving place, st. Charles has a
class of business men that are char.
actcrized by enterprise and integrity,
and are possessed of the means neces
sary to full development of these
natural clements. The county Judge
and citizens generally, had moved in
the matter of erecting court house
prior to the appointment of the COM
missioners, and it must be gratifying
to them to have the stake driven with
in the foundation walls of the contem'
plated building.
We learn from one who was there,
and made several purchases, that lots
changed hands at handsome figures
on the west side of the river after the
above location. As we have have be-
fore said, st. Charles is one of the few
towns on the Cedar that has a brill
liant future before it. The merchants
of st. Charles are doing heavy bust
ness this spring. They have opened
out large stocks, and having purchas-
cd in New York and Boston, at low
figures, are enabled to sell at whole.
sale or retail.-Machell Republican.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

The McGREGoR RAILRoAD.-At the
recent meeting of the stockholders OF
this company the following gentlemen
were chosen directors, viz /: Geo. II.
Walker of Milwaukee; Alex. McGreg-
or, MeGregor; Duncan Ferguson, St.
Charles; Z. d. Clinton, Waukesha,
Wis; John Thompson, Clermont; Jed
ediah Brown, McGregor; Lorenzo Bal
ley, Chickasaw. John Thompson was
reelected President, and Jedediah
Brown, Secretary. Unanimity pre-
vailed and much confidence was man
tested in the success of the enterprise
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

A terrible row occurred in New
York on the 10th inst. in consequence
of an attempt by the metropolitan pc.
lice to arrest Mayor Wood and Sher.
if Mellett, for an assault on Mr.. Como
yer, metropolitan commissioner Of
streets. The officers were beaten
back with clubs by the mayors police
and many of them badly hurt, one
MORALLY wounded. The military were
called out and the warrant finally SER
we'd. The mayor gave bonds in $1,000
and sheriff Mellet surrendered to the
coroner.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25
RIor AT WAsHINGToN.-A seriou.

RIoT AT WAsHrNGToN.-A serious
conflict took place at Washington du-
ring the progress of the municipal
election. Six persons are reported
killed, and greater number wounded.
The troops at Fort McHenry were sent
for to aid those in the city. The dwell
lings of the Mayor and Captain Of the
Marines were only saved by strong
guard of artillery being posted for
their defence. 1t originated in the at
tempt of a large number Of rowdies
from Baltimore, called "Plug Uglies,'
to prevent the voters Of foreign brit
| noln cAcrofSfnS si,ci1 Iioht Of ~~c-~o"
The President promptly furnished TIVE
companies Of marines to put stop t.
their operations. He is evidently NO
in favor of Border Ruffianism-at home
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-25

INDEPENpENcE.-We notice by our
exchanges that Independence Day is
to be pretty generally celebrated in
the various towns of this and adjoin.
ing counties. Mitchell, Usage, Floyd,
Beelar's Grove, Jacksonville, Bradford,
West Union, Fort Atkinson and other
places all intend to have public ex.
crcises of some sort on the 4th
What St. Charles people propose to dc
we are not advised probably moi
much, however. Let our neighbors
do the celebrating this year, and by
another year we doubt not st. Charles
will be fully prepared to celebrate ou'
national birth day in manner credit
ably to herself and satisfactorily t.
her guests.