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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29
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DrASweet's UnfalIIble Imminent Is truly
Il end iueed and every family should have il at hand
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

d,IarIxe's E'emaIe I,ilIs.-In cases of married la.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

INC Treat Dluretic.
dy for Diseases of the
Y, organ ic Weakness,
rgans See advertise
out. and send for the
nterfeils.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
rest Ollcc SUNNI u llmU Table,
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
POsToFrfCH Az ~AvgEPoRr, IOWA

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at Q A. NJ. and g p
NJ. Arrives al % A. NJ. and 81 7. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Closes At 9 p. II. Arrive,
at sA =. a. Sunday excepted.
AosrHEkS Iowa MAIL.-Closcs at sX +. NJ,
Arrives ATTY pm.
SourHERs Iowa MAIL.-Closcs At s A. NJ. Ar
rives IT A. u.
NORTHERN VIA DEWrrT.-Cioses Sunday, Tues
day and Thurs isy a,Sx r. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and -sturdsy At = p. N.
ROUTE No. l0s77-Sis blue Grass, ste-Closcs
Monday, Wednesday All Friday ~ s11 e'clk p NJ
Arrives Tuesday, TAussday and Saturi lay At u
O'Clock n.
kourx No. IoS4s Via Tiptoa Close. Tuesd.,
end Friday AZ l2 O'clock N arrives Tuesday and
Fridayat ~ O'Clock NJ.
RoSrE No. l0Ys7-vss Rufal,-Close, FRIDAY
az O'Clock N arrives Saturday ats O'Clock
Pm.
kours No. 10950-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday At 81 Pm Arrives
Saturday st 8 p. u.
OFFICE HorRs. -Ofhce open at Z o'clock A. NJ
6ensrsl delivery closed At ~ O'clock 7. NJ Onice
closed stv o'clock r. NJ. Office open ON Sunday
from 81 TO l0ls .'clock A. N.
e AZ the principal mails are carried by Raj,
Rood, oil the time rs stated herein will be
RAIL Road TIno, the clock in the Superintsnd.
eots oeaes, n. n. RI. Depot, being the stand.
asd. OMAN u. ELnRItGE.PN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
patrOnave OF each !:

We have looked long and looked in
vain for 40 attack upon tho opinion rem
de,ed By Judge Isbcll OF the 9Th Dls>
tr,ct in which be decides tho Law autl or
'zing Iowa soldiers to vote outside Of
their respective districts, unconstitu,ion-
81. The Judge is republican TO be
cure, and that is no reason why the press
does not attack him, we presume. The
true reason is that men Of ordinary
common sense know beyo a doubt
that the decis on is a correct one. Judge
lsbelI would have been glad to have
made different decis on, but he could
tiod nothing Of substantial character
upon which to base any other than the
one that has been placed before the
people. Why DO he charcoal. hesitate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

Tsoas 4 eM eoaedsssbls assw nd
- = - go go ~ 1T lV~~S.e.
be.ssdo<ib aes sl'fesiso-l -
g. ssods % ss.tmsz easa ,m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

Cry ApvEslIs1Ne.-Most cities act
the skilA,nt 10 matters Of city printing.
The administration expect, TO get pro-
ceedngs OF the Council printed f.r rot'ss,
ing and oil other advertising At . sligh,
advance on the same rate. Tnis is oil
nonsense, and papers are very fooli.h for
submitting 10 any such arrangement.
The following table shows th,t the city
Of New York pays for what Is gets.
The following are the nance Of the pa
pers Tatronized and the extent of the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

81. ~ Aisssaies 81. ~ Psesidsae'
the folIosing officers are be'ebv die.
missed from the service Of the United
States. Lieut.. A. J. 3D.
gerly, 4th New Hampshire volun'ser',
tor circulating Copperhead ticke = and
doipg al in his power 10 promote the
success Of the rel,el cause in his State.
by order OF the Secretary Of War.
l.. THOMAS, Adjutsnt General.
To the Governor Of New Hampshire.
regret to say that | have ample eyi-
dence that this order was ihsued in the
terms above recitsd.
This order, unjust and unworthy in its
purposes, and most offensive in it's
terms, Furnishes citizen and soldier
for supporting candidate for the office
Of Governor IN his own State, VIII" re-
ceivei mary thousand more OF the votes
of i's electors than any other candidate
Tor the station, including the one ~bo
represented, more particularly, the vis~s
AID purposes Of tho National Admins
I II On. Such acts are more disastrous
TO the cause Of our Union than the Ions
OF battles.
Such violent measures OF partnership
weaken, divide and distract the people
Of the North, At the very moment they
are called upon, without distinction OF
party, to make vast sacrifices Of blood
and treasure TO uph, Id the Government
Not~ ilh.taodlng the noloriety Of these
act., the bill | return throws no guard
around the rights and independence OF
our soldiers in the aeld. An amend
men, designed to protect them against
coersiou and fraud was rejected in one
branch of tho Legislature.
deem it nv duty not only to state
these objections to the bill, ~ reasons
Why cannot sign il, but also 10 pro-
test, in behalf Of the people Of this
State, against the wrongs Of which !
have spoken, and for the further pnr-
pose oil securing such discussion in re-
gard to them, when the constitution IL
amended, in pursuance OF the recon-
mendatioLs ] have submitted, that the
legiss,io ~hish may BE- hereafter had
sha be calculated to secure the righs
Of our citizens and sold isrs, and 10 pun
lsh every attempt TO invade their rights
by force or by fraud.
HoRArIo SEYMOUR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
Ceraer Of Brady and Fourth Sts.,

and will continue 10 keep on hasd full and COM
VI to assortment OF everything essential TO we'll
rdered household. lie will vt once add largely
TO the Stock and trusts his friends, apprecx Ting
MS Efforts please them, will ex end 10 the new
pr, prietorship liberal patronage. AL GOODS
DELivExAD PROMPTLY.
CuAS. r. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth sts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
II Rare lAssssee {

EsOR 4 GOOD BUSINESS MAY TO STEP
into paying business.
The stock Of i'rugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
Perfansvy, together wjth the fixtures comple,c.
known - tho uuios DRUG . ore. No IS isssay It !.
VI the best iooations In this 81 y, I'd nov DO
ing good bu .ness, VII be sold or exchanged
for m improved farm OF city property. For par
ticulars inquire Of W. W. PARKER,
No. IS GRADY ct.
N. D.-9he stask must b disposed II 1ithis
The asxt thirty days
ooReapee& losl H.lla
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
Reel EstAie .0geMcy.

n ,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
70 copartnership for the trsnsaction OF .
general Heal ks,ate bu.isess. They will give
their attention 10 the bayins, sell OK sad renting
Of rssi estate, psyans t~xes, COLL citing, and any
transactions that fall within the legitimate lsss
OF their business. from their loag sssidsscs -
both being " old settlers "-snd general familiar
ity with real estate operations, they 6At,sr then
oeiy.s they ui be- eide 10 give Satisfaction 70 al
who msy entrust their business TO thtm.
Lyvics Post Once bui.ding, sec nd hoor.
A. SANUEkS,
j. n. ELDklLCE.
Davsnro,t. ArYil !. 1865 of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

EROM CAMP ENDERSH0TT, ON TnE
II night Of the llth inst, JOHx A. KIsp0S, Q
vrivate of Go. h, 9th Iowa Cavalry. raid kis-
don is twenty i've yesrs Of age. Ave feet eight
aud three fourths inches high blue eyes, sandy
hair, lair complication, barn In the stste Of ver-
moat, salistsa II Aarioa. lows. for three pears.
hsd on whea b left, eitissnI paass aad coat
and soldiers blsek felt hat. lass. ~
said Rtsdon s'oae bright ray horre sbost
lsx hands high, saddle mark on l4fs eide,
branded @. 3. On lsft shosldss, and X, % !sfs
hip
A reward viii b paid for the spp-shsnsion
and oelisegy Of said kisdon ssd hosss % sny Of
hces Who Will 70 . q them till sssurei By NE
proper authorities; Or . proporti0na.s reward
will Be- aid fol the delivery Of either.
by order 81 ID B. WILSON,
COL eomd. Oh ioan Osv.
X. L. MTLL8a, Adjt.
CAMP HssDsasaoEf, DavespoEt, Iowa.
Mach ISL, Ass. T
NJ l3-9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

v'ted to ex.mins this before purcAs sing else.
where. Wssrssted one year, with proper usage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01


r. Deaessssy Of the State Of lows arc 70
,assasa - sod lslsgasss 70 6ssts Convention
hsessy sal.sa, 70 BE- held u the Capitol In the
e,ty 9Dbhdsss, On WEDNESDAY,, THE soTh
DAY.OR MAY NEXT, At II O'CLOCK N, for
ths pssposs Of nominating can iidatss for Gov
end, Nsst. 0ovsssos, sad Judgs Of Supreme
Court, to - supported st the ensuing October
e,est,oa, and q traassseiaG sssh other bushes
- nay 30 dssosd ascsssssy.
The hAGs Of Cosasy Representation wa % one
ds,ssass for every one hundred vasss cast ior
RisAafd H. syivsstsr, Secretary of sssss' asd one
for every fractisa ovsr 6fy.
The Democracy Of sae ssvsrAl counties 10 shs
State are &c ,uss.sd to tha, the necessary sep'
are taken 10 their respective counties to in'uf'
heir full representation 81 the State Convention
by order q shs Democratic State Cen1al Com
IN. ELLwOOD, Chairman.
@ TusK. Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
AFRALRS ON ~ POTOMAC.

The silence Of the press reporters at the seat
Of war on the Potomac, for several days past
explained BY the fact that General Lee has recrOsed
that river The military authorities doubt prOhbi
ted the transmission OF dispatches relating the army
lest the contemplated retrograds movement which has
been success uly accomplished should be disclosed
prematurely.
A telegram, dated Bunker Hill 18Th, received yester-
day from the agent Of the Associated Press says: at
Is reported that the Yankees crossing toe OtOuac
at ShephertstoWn-Eherher in large small numbers
is AOs yet known. CaanOnadEg heard in that dFeo.
zion. General PettgreE IS sul in a daI scTOus cOnd
ton"
We learn that General Petrsreu cOmGau ! the
rear guard Of army, which attacked BY the
mys cavalry. They we're rspused, but during the
Ssslss General P received a severe wound. Apart from
this assault the crossing OF army effected with.
out molesation. h stated that al the artillery, camp
sQuiPage, etc, Ng,s brought safely over.
Shepherdstewu Is in J.EsrsOn county, opposite the
heights overlooking shArpsburg, and il about miles
southeast Of WiIamsPOrt and abOu: the distance
due east from Mar.iasburg. WilEamspors Is about
twelve miles nogJheas; OF Aartinsburg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
RPOn rSTnN

The following Official despatch, received yesterday,
contains the only from Charleston since cur last
isspe:
We attacked pas Of the euemy's forces On James
Island this morning. aud drove then to the protection of
their gunbOAts in the StOao with small loss on both
sidss. Tue enemy Is missing his troops on Morris
Island evidently for another attack Battery Wagner
tonight CT to morrow Three Monitor guaboats and
the mortar boats kept up almOs. constant ere all
day th & work. with little damage to il and few easu
allies g. T. BEAUREGARD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
pl.IuGpAvcE IN NAwAEK.

NEwA,K. N. J, Tuesday, July IA.
There WIS some disturbance here last night and
sis bit recurrence this morning, bus nothing more.
TIE Tines announces that General Lees army has
escaped across The Potomtc
Col O'Brien, in command OF detachment OF mill
rary was muldsred and hung the second day of the
riot in New York.
The Northern papers claim that Gen. Grant has cap
tured and paroed 81 227 prisoners.
Morgan is in Ohio Threatening camp Dennisou, near
Cincinnati.
A Fortress Monroe despatch says that Fort PoWbataD,
on James river taken possession of on the 18th
All the men and CUTS had been removed.
Gold in New York is quoted at 1914.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
FROM EuRnPR

The 4mp Persia from Liverpool the Al and Queens
in. has arrived New York. Her aGyees
are days later According the Paris correspondent Of the
London Times proposals recognition have been maze be-
q he Eo1th 10 the Spanish GVernren tn the cognz lnce
Ion II the frtnh Emperor. The proposals said
be under oLleraon, with knowledge tina Spain
the the port OF France the British House
L)r1 Duke Of Newcastle had made explanation regarding
hives boundary In ths House OF oonmlns Ia
question by Foster Mr. had po'tvely denied
Communication whatever hal blea received By the
BA GJyern the French Emperor I'D mad
ton since les. November There nohag gsrdns the
Ponlh on, affects the politics europe. The russians
are have suffered serious defeats the hands
the rvyoluuns.s. The financial erti Is
important OoJICn rather Gull Of sale.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
PROCLAMATIoN RY THE PR.sIDENT.

VA III EREAS, it is provided by an set of Con-
gress, united "sn fur her proyd i5r the pusc
defence p rCved the 6h day Of AT 1852 by
thr act Of Uongre approved the eth September 1862 e.
titled tan act TO arend entitled provide further
for the pubic defence approved G Aph 1862 that The P.es
dent be auh ILsd TO call and place the military service Of
the Confederate States years. unless the shall
been ended all Vlt who rdens OF the Con-
fe crate stes between the egte and 1Ve years.
the tins cali may be made such time
legally exempted from military eTyee such part the eof
bis ju igmen may be nec sary 10 the public defence.
nd whereas Ia indgmne the necessities OF the public de-
require that every capable Of bearing arms btReen
the Aforesaid hlud called do his duty in
the defer lis country In driving back the invaders
within The limits OF the 0ln eieAcy:
Now, thereto JEFTEasOS Dv President Of the Confede
States Of America, Vitae Of The power vested 10
Aforesaid call and place IN the military service the Con.
ederae Stses all willie rsden OF said between the
eighteen ard f0ryye years. not legally exempted from
military md do herey oGder and direct that all
subject CALI and In The mit service do,
lshtd respective Sate OF viii they be residents
paio bng held and punished des.rers the ent
q falnre OBEY this CALL provided Ia said laws
And md direct that thu enrolling Office Of
g. enroll all embrace ed
within Of this proclamation and tolofe
rolled.
And do order that shall be lywul FER any peron
embr With this call 10 volunteer for service heJrs enrol
that vouneeiing be alOEej TO select
OF eyce AMI the company VIII ch they pro-
yid such be tent IN IN fall numt allow
ed by Law for lis organization.
Gwen uGder hand snd TIE seal Of the Coneder
Estates Of America a. the city Of Richmond, this ntnb
~ day q july In the 81 Lord thousand eight
bundre and iixty-thTee.
By the President:
IS.g1ed) J. P. BENJAgIN,
jyi6-Gt Secretary State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

Nor ACQUAINTED WITH Ms Bull There was h0-
bsas corpus the other day beforsJudge LOchraue
in Vbich his Honor took ground which We think may
prob Pc law, but Is certainly common sense. The
case upon The arrest Of an alleged deserteF, and
CIe Of he points presented by the defence letter
from the British onsul At savannah sho wing that the
prisoner a native Of Canada est and a British
subject TIE Judge, in bis DECISION stated that he had
little respect for Consular papers at best in behalf of
men claiming the protection OF this Government The
bench. Of protection carried with &c the recprocaIduty
Of defending The Government But before such Con
sulAr papers could be respected the Court must have
access official Information Of the existence of such
funeOnaries and the States they represent No off GER
IN he Confederate States knss anything about Great
Britain her COnsul- and they could not 20 10 the
newspapers for information. Il the duty Of that
Government it she wished to exercise consular uris-
dcton in the Confederate States 20 set forth the fact
IN Oficsl FORM and in other way could She courts
become legtinatey cOgnzant Of the fact. As eiti.
zen be might understand and believe that there was
sCeh Government that OF Great Britain, and Ger
tain in the COnfederaey claiming 10 be Consals
bus he bad proper Official knowledge Of either fact
AseOa 7sisgaPh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
SECOND DESPATCH. I

JACKSON, July lGth.-The enemy kept up heavy
sheling all night Ole she'll passed through General
Johnstons quarters wi bout irjuring any one. Grant
reinforced yesterday evening by one division of
General Burns.de's command. We buried l5S of the
enemy yesterday. The YIcksburg pris ners have ar
rived at Brandon. There is still prospect of gene
raj engagement bu heavy iLf,ntFy and artillery skirm-
ishing continues
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

To Be RNskD-The pOnderOus government engine
"JOs. R. Anderson which broke through the Swift
Greek bridge some days age to berased. Preparations
for raising from the bed o. the stream have been finish
cd and is expected that operations viii be commenced
a. once for placing il again on the track.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

ASSIGNED TO CAMP LEE.-captainR Richard Richardson,
ofthe 18th Mississippi Volunteers has been assigned to
duty Camp Lee inspecting officer, and is ordered
to report to Gen. II. Wnder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
THIRD DESPATCH !

Jackson, July lG.-The enemy made heavy demon.
straton right and centre this afternoon, but
Walkers ana Loring5 divisions repulsed them hand
somely. The artillery fire ncessa1t aad our bat
teries replied guafor gun. The enemy sought shelter
in the woods.
Heavy reinlorcements for Grant continue to srrive
who are pressed around on right for the purpose
crossing Pearl river above and h&nking us: The enc.
ny are planting siege guuAon their rcdOubts 1t il sup
posed that tomorrow the remainder of jackson will be
burnt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
FOURTH DBsPATCH,1

Jackson, July l6.-An entire block in this city was
destroyed by the enemy'' shells yesterday. Not gun
has been fred by the enemy this morning Various
conjecnres INDUCED IN regard to their silence but
we'll informed persons think they trying to flank
right their cavalry made attempt TO cross
four miles above last night. Capt. Ferguson of the
South Carolina battery, MORALLY wounded yester-
day by the enemy's 81 a-pshooters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

BADGES REBUILf.-The Knoxville Register, of Tues
day pleased hear that the passenger train from Brs
sol the upper road passed the bridge Straw
berry Plains on Monday. Communication eastward is
open the other bridges destroyed by the late raid
ers have been rebuilt several DAYS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

Gas. D. II. HLL-Tae promotion of this officer to a
Lieutenant Gen,rscy has been announced. The Peters
burg Express says he bas been assigned to duty in the
army Of the West under General Johnston. General
Hill passed through Petersburg on Sunday morning
last, en- route for his new field OF operations. Lieut.
Gen. PembertOn having ALLEN into the hands of the
enemy upon the surrender Of yieksburg is supposed
that General Hill has been commissioned Lieutenant
G.neral to supply The vacancy at least temporarily.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

DiATH oY GIN. SENNEs.-Bdglder General Paul J.
Semmes, Of Ga, died of his wounds at Sartnsburg,
Va on the 10th inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

BLGcKBERET WNE-NOW il the time to make this
delicious and heAthful beverage. patriotic lady, whO
has been making wine Tor the ders furnishes the fol-
loving as the mode she adopts:
Instead Of following the old plan Of squeezing with
the hand and straning through cloth, she takes key
sets t upon The end puts in the bottom and after
pouring the berries in, pounds them With wooden pes
lie, and the juice OF hole in the bottom Of
the key, perfectly strained and pure.
The lady alluded TO above is Of the opinion that the
pure juice will keep without any sugar and she is put
ting up some in that way. There should be no water
used in making; the wine fermented As usual Others
think that pound to the gallon necessary preserve
IL Our readers must &C; upon their own judgment. II
be vine should sour, however, it will make good vim
egar, which viii be almost valuable as the vine.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

vera largely Increased SeatefdAy, but 30 also sefe The
nreparatons Of the authorities to meet them By Sisor
Gus use of thess preparations and the shoongo score
or more of the iOters by the military, decided check
was given to the career of the mob; aud although the
demonstrations made by the rioters were On more ex
rrsve scale vet their achievements were OF far less
magnitude The chief motive Of the mob at present
seems to be plunder, and another day will probably
witness the end of it, rayages though the Disgrace IN
icted upon the city will OF course not be so transient
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM JACKSON, MISS.

JACKSON, July l5.-Another day has passed without
any new development. The enemy has been firing in
cessanty and has been sheng the city all the evening
Another division of Burnsdes command reached Grant
this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18

sHOorNG AEFAIR-GeOrgs Wade of Redmond, was
shot and dangerously wounded BY Richard ThAcksr of
Louisa county at the camp of Walkers heavy artillery
on the City Point road, on Tuesday last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
FBOITT VE SF4BO4PD

A gentleman just up from thai section informs the
Petersburg Express that the Yankees have evacuated
Bowers Hill, and QUE p'ekess nOE extend to within
three miles of Portsmouth An immense number Of
negtoes, (some estimates pacing it as high 1900
have been removed from BoWers' Hill " Portsmouth
and the impressoh PIE rails that the enemy prepar
ing to evaeua;e Portsmouth.
General Dix has removed all bis troops from around
Fortress Monroe AID she garrison within tha. fOrifca-
ton il said to be now unusually small.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-18
RIOT IN HARrFOLD.

sPkIEaIuLD, Tuesday July IL.
rio. has broken tutin Hartford, and troops have
been sent TO proiec. The Armory and Arsenal.
There g considerable excitement in this city.