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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29
New stock Exchanre.
State OF Trade .

AsnEs.Pots dull at - e2s pearls the same at 81
BEEswatt Prime yellow sells at %, 80 cents
CorroNSales nominal, few lots to spnners being the
only transactions.
CoAL-Asms lot of Newcastle sold at So 75 Orrel is
held at 81 go with an offer Of 81 %.
On--Whale oil sells at SO cents. Crude sperm can be
week 10000 gallons Of whale oil were sold in New Bed
ford at IS cent? In the time, $500 bbls sperm oil
lOO bbls whale OIL and l25 900 lbs bone imported
SALI--Thersis little doing in this article good ar H.
Gle Of LiverpoclsAne would bring 81 40 al so
SyoARs-Thisirarke is frm with upward tenden.
cy. Porto Rico new crop brings q 81; New Orleans
81 att. statement in the New Orleans Bee shows that
from sixty planters there were raised in s42 hhds
and from the same number Of planters the following year
were raised 1923 hhds-showing decrease Of O. ls6
hhds. sIe,a
at six months payable in this city to be made
to sellers.
chests, IS cents; 40 chests ea % do
oae; IS do 4st (s6 withdrawn)
Young Hyson-30 hal. chests 10. cents; % do $50; 81
81 81 chests SOL Ohal AS 50 do 46 ii do 49, ia do
ss} Is do ~ lol Al do sst 90 do as % chests
40 49, 90 do 32 sos do and 81 chests 49, liz do and
Tyson Skin ~ Pa half chest. 4s 40 do s 40 do sos;
i%pera-a half chests 10; IS do7l; 10 do7o Is do
% 9s half chests Oh 80 do 7oa 80 do 81
rHnchong. chests a5.; iodoa q. qsa wthdrawn)
Nngyong Souch0ng-34 hall chests AZ; so chests 81;
30 half chests 81 SO 3d. 81 do a2 10 do and
so SO do 2ei 59 chests and 1875 half do withdrawn)
Oolong-l0 halt chests "a; do 3d. do 6S do 81; IL
do6l; S. 20 ID boxes co. as half chetts withdrawn)
Goku--54 boxes 90, G26 do withdrswn)
Ningyoung Pouchong-ll8 half chests SO; 81 do do
37 81 do 36 81 do sos l46 do 35 23 1924 do with.
drawn) So
CAssn-Iaoo mats i93 cents per Id; 5000 do 49,
real E.rArH-The following sales wss made by auc-
ton - hsiG q.
Two story frame house Sc Norfolk street. between
Broome and Grand streets-lot IS by SO feet . $3.50
Two story basement brick house No 372 Ninth st.
near Avenue D-HJusc 20 feet by 40-Lot 20 feet
by half the block. 80. ...... 1900
NO. 374, adjoining, same description. 1900
Two story frame attic house, IS Carroll street. be-
tween Johnson and Hillary, Brooklyn-Iiouse
% by 30 Lot "a by 765. ................ 200
Two story frame house ana lot No. 1866 Bridge st.
between Nassau and Concord streets, Brooklyn,
House d by 39-Lot 25by To- ......... 1900
Two story brick house and lot No. 6s Overst-
Lot 26l by lOofe .r.a. ........ 1900
Nineteenth streets, and Fourth Avenue, at $25
each. ....... ...U.. .......... 900
vacant lot, 25 by 90 feet, on Hudson st, between
Perry and Charles Streets. 50 500
Avacant lot, % by 10 feet, sl do d, DO $500
A vacant lot, % by 10 feet, tc do do do 2525
vacant lot - by 9S feet 10 inches on 2Sth street.
between I'd and Sd avenues. ............. $50
7;vacant lots 10 by 90 10 ms do do each 1878 4725
vncant lot, 10 feet inches by 81 ct inches on
the corner Of I'd avenue and 23th street, 49,. 600
vacant lots adjoining, being on the avenue and
on the street, each $1,000, 80. 1000
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MUSIC.

JOSEPH kAMMkREk, P.ofessor of Music, respectfully
announces TO his patrons and the pabc general III nv
nas removed Icm y crosby to s Laurcns whrr all
orders Tor ms totiion Band perform Parties in or
out Of town, will be received and promptly attended TO-
Order. for X. will also be received at Mr. w Dube..
Music Store, 2g5 Broadway. RI ims rrc
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American Manufactures.

There is very good business doing here and In the
other markets east and south Of Prices firmly
sustained and in some instances improvement is visi
BILE.
We see that there has been general improvement in
the prices of manufscturers' stocks -
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farm Of 357 acres Of land and buildings, in Lou
doun county, Virginia, .........4
Undivided half Of $50 acres of land, and buildings,
in Loudoun county Virginia.. -. =.
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ON THE FIIITE

M H. BARTON, tpupi Of the e. Nichosoul rrsurct
uy bega 20 announce thar IL 10 his intention To give In
ucucn on the nte Nh Barton profrsses To teach accos
Nicholson. ' '""''''' |'@-- .
% terms and partculas application may be made nj ssoor
manniactory - $3.50 N'' r., a."v'
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TENTH ANIMAL
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

NEW YORK BR Il SIS b Il ND
THE of the New YORK. Brass Band pectfuiy in
frs,n their friends nd the public tn their Tenth us
ssry aud Tiye Ball will Il the Apollo Saloon
FRIDAY EVENING. March LIST During the intermssion,
the Ban. will in full uniform the folio
pieces OF music written expressly for lhs By Z.
Grafula, VIE -
Duet!o for ;wo Comets Graina
Quickstep. dedicated TO the Seventh Company
~, Of Nationsl Guards. Captain Deny ke... -. Gafus
Tickets admitting gentleman aud ladies'. dollar EACH
can be obtained from member Of the Band the polio S
loon or at ~ Loha Of Walker aud Centre
~ military gentlemen particularly ested To appear
IN uniform f2G 3tscc
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STNG--SJN(.

SING-SING.
Mr. WARNER the Translator OF Web~r's Theory ar d
her Musical Works, will ope Class in art m
Singing az Sight einesday Event q, Mach 9th ., 3
cock 1he lass will consist OF both Gent emep and L,des
nn IS II wi be made usvey 6f resons who posess
good musical ear IL Will be parouarly giblc ali
progress WIN be rapid aud the instruction will he tho onx
''o'h A'o. al brOadway. fe2a ate DE- rs
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AUCTION SALES.
- THURSDAY
THOMAS BELL. Auctionee,
lSfsre No. IS .dnn styees.}

THURSDAY
Extra Sale Of vsu,t =, hs ,s, pS
m''i's removing and under other worthy
Aso an snr. stock Of first sofas sofa beds mahogany
ssu ena boo e.s pss
tuT H.. IN ,hs S qdi safe room
psts rugs OIL CLOTH looking glasses all kinds Of
cs.iy. without reserve. ON. splendid piano
,o w a al IRE ,mprovepea and mos. beautiful reh
the instruments Sale positive; . ~ ''"''' 49, "
.Asutt, eh O'Clock in the :ales room
Gs s. :asy dap.
Aso one SUPER Lendon gun one mnskt jewery watches,
Also, shirts collars, bosoms. &c. &c.
r. !, si.y viii be sqdsd fs tn. disposal
ThS%ns skh Ii tehs xas e.
s s.s: n.
Sa Gss; GS = s'is 's 81 ssi
a rssa sss .se. Bids ssG
az ss1r ~i'a 70 s"s 9 g;
ssaf s s"s s. at Rec
as n m1sS and S in ks
i'ss Saa pearl ga spd stag
sof o1 Ss;s NJ soS ,s
osNfNNANiE MH9qNEy AAnesG:f
81 'idsa general Of heavy and shelf I'd
wsPes Ps flat brass Rods. double and single S.r.
ss sS Ss'HSs handle .ss
Also, large English Com Druggists Mill.
CatIogues are now y. f29 ltsIc
ES By8ks Sg Z. q y. n.
SsS% Z 'sssSay y GEt 1
" Hyc I'D m.. sm @ h aRssy
s ss: .n S%s, Boz w,
:%l BIZ =
mI,dern wi,h notice Of their psci,al antps.
Of tie M Medsn tio %a Of ' fls x.
S of seventy line
$4,000 MASSACHUSETTS, STATE FIVE PER
CENT STATE STOCK.
or w Toan M the Mrsh NEXT. at "a gsoeL
-, s Th m; {; &C. ss 600
1857 interest sem'-a' nualy Cqpdi';Sn, gale
Boston February a. ma rf ''"' AS isasoMr;re
THE sUBsCRiBERs, in addition to their Real Estate
are to attend to saes Of Household Fur
'''' '''' 'A' ' %SffhoS2S j. BLEEcHER Co.
f2s Sire tNo 5s) No. Broad st. near " all street,
CtAMGLfAs AND OTHER FINE PLANTS AT AUG.
~ TON LEVY SPOUNER will sell on Thursday
Morning at II o'clock at ISL Broadway beautiful coec.
ton Of Cameas Az,eas. OanRes Roses Of Sorts with
Other hre Plants, 10 prime order.
Sale Of Plants every Thursday fe28 2ts
A CARD
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall street. for the purpose
1 Of tIansacting a GENERAL AUCTION AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS. Consgnmens solicited. Sales
guaranteed and cahed advances made when required
JOHN S. Belts.
] beg lc,ve to refer as follows
Messrs l.. a. Hoffman Co. Massrs Thompson & Adams
Mr.. Moses TsyIor . perrjman, Nash & CO,
Mtsss. spofsrd, Tileston " Warren & Brntnail
10 Mr. 8. T. Nicoii
T; Harnonys Ne Mes,n. Dater. Miller x Co.
Ihews s. Co. Sturges, bennett K Co.
Talbot. Olyphant c. & l.. Denison x
Co Co.
Thco.Vetor&Duck. Edward G Fsile K
Co
De reyster & Whit. Babcock & Co.
msnh. f2s 2wissm
BY DAVID PARKS,
154 PEARL STREET,
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POHT OF NEW york, FEBRUARY 20

SUN RIsEs... ....6 ~ MOON slTs... 49,. ss
SUN SETS. .......5 10 HOG wATER....... 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29

DAHk THEAIkE.-i he public are respectfully Informed
L That this Theatre will for the Monday
March 4h Various novelties aa,ion, and will
speedily be announced
The Ladies aud Gentlemen engaged th. estabshmen
requested to In the Green hursday neKt Feb
29,h at u O'Clock, A. M. THOS BARRY,
E21 to20 re SIaae Manaae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29

MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MEsSkS. q. WEISS X FIR GRAMBss Profcssor, Of
"a WISE respssui!y their patrons The ladies
nsnirrn OF New fok aud its vicinity that Cot
Dare pfepafed 70 play the admired and fahiont
jn ims m "'''""'" ''a' :" ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29

PROGRAMME
PART |.
Solo and Chorus-Young Love Triumphant smi-
Ing. -. ...'.'..... -. By the Conplny
Sons-I he Sailor Lad. Miss Bruce
oOng-A Brave Bold Crt Mr. kayauah
Chorus-Away 10 the Mountain BY the Company
oong-To the Vine Feast ....... Ms SHARE
Bafiad-The Maid Of Llangollen Mr. Lynch
Song-Woodman Spare thn Tree Mrs phiilins
Duet. Comic-Tea and Turn Out. .Mr Shape Mr.
=, Kneass
song, comic Mr. kayuuah
Chorus-Yes. Brothhrs res, il il the Midnight
Drum. By the COMPANY
PART ii.
Chorus-Nou Prepare. from the Opera Of John Of
d. et-lve Wandered in Dreams Mrs Sharpe and MIS-
Phillips
Song have Fruit have Flowers. ....' Miss Bruce
Song-Im Sixty-two... Mrs ssafle
Chorus-Dandy James with original vsrsss BY tbf nm,ny
Song lomisTake Tea in the Arbor' Mr. h%a, an
~ ~ ~ Bruce
Fnale-say prytse th tight Is dark by the Company
TICKETS one SHILLfNG-To be had AZ the door
Doors haiipass 6-commence at hall past O'CLOCK
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AMERICAN mUwEUm-

AND ERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
rI Lat Week positively Of THE YOUNG WIZARD OF
THE NORTH, S,GNOR FRANCISCO.
MISS BLANCHARD, the celebrated aud only female jug.
gler IN America b. engaged
ITALIAN MARlDNETTES.
Mr. Il G; BOOTH, the celebrated comic singer
A q SHERMAN, the beautfnl Ballad Singer, and LA
PEIITE CEklIO, the admi, ed Danssuse.
The GPsEY QUEEN the most gu rlrising Fortune Teller
In the world, may besprvatey consulted at ali times
Performances evening at ~ O'Clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at o'clock
Tickets % cents-chdIen under years l2 Tween
v-hve cents extra for consultations with psey
Queen. fosyc
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
FOR SAL At AUG TON.
4A THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
E:;M TIHo)lMa,AsE; PAYS, Esq and the BELMONT and
and, will be perenptoniy sod az public auction at the
Merchants. EYchaoge, BY HALLIDAY 4 JENKINS, on
Tuesday the 26th day Of March o'clock If
viousy disposed Of at private sale
The Mansion House of the splendid establish
meus the United States The building stands in the
centre Of four five enclosed It very
Whole surrounded by p.nno and all finished the best
whole otne Bay Of New York extending up North and
last Rivers New York. Brooklyn the Long Island Shore
jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both bnld
ings peasaay situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated large boarding houses or no
tes
Fora diagram and further particulars, sppy
49, II. CURTfSS,
ff3toMr6'ec 10 Wall street.
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LfTHOGRAPHY.
BUSINESS CARDS aud Circulars, Mans Plans Msrh;,.
- Land.c Architecur ELEVATIONS &c &c I'm
Sfaphtd and Pnotcd mocerate terms, at " ~
H. JONES' Lithog, sphic Establishment,
i3 im'rc 1913 Fnltoa street, New York
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GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN Al CONCERT HALL No 406 proaa
way Thursday Evng Feb 29th ls44 by the Member,
off, PAL nOS llate) COMPANY,
The company OF the following ladies and gentle
- - $3.50"
MRS PHILLIPS,
MNS. SHARPE,
MISS BRUCE,
MIX. LYNCH,
MIR. KAVANAH,
MR. KNEASS,
MR. Holman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-29

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
RESPECTFuLLY give notice he citizens of New York
~ tina. they will give snother
20 AL En- PERTAIN ENT.
NIBLO'S CONCERT SALOON.
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH a lal1
election q their pest pis will be introduced.
Tickets Fifty Cents each-ro be had at T. L. H. Embres
l3A Bowery; at Atwiis Hewus Dubois Riiey's Miirss
Stoddard \ Co.'S, Chambers Jolies T. H. Ceslins and
Miles and at the doJr
UJ-To commence at a quarter before o'clock.
PROGRAMME
'The Sword ard Staff
"A Life on the Ocean Wave"
TT Vulture of the Abs"
"A Life on the Ocean Wave"
1.-The Sword and Sat-"
The Vulture of the Abs"
"A Life on the Ocean Wave"
~, eefloT--u, IT'S Merry and FIesn
Westward, Ho"-Words by q. r. Morris Eso
New Quartete--" Death Of Warren.
My Mott er's Bible"
1.-THE Grave Ct Napoleon"
We've Roamed over the Mountains -
The Marioern
The Granite State, SC. &c f2o Att & MSec
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BFNJAMfN MOONEY Auconser.
A UCI,0N NOTlCE-HAHDWARE,C CUTLERY, &c.
'iden Lac general assortment Of heavy and shelf
fine table and pocket Cuerv Braces and Bits hsrdars add
wappg pfpe flat brass Stair Rods double single bsr-
iei Guns Br,nn'a and g. $ liable AID tea Spoons; Tim and
o!hsr Locks sheve' Socket Shades, ivory handle
Also, large English Com Druggists Mill.
Cat ,togues al now rea. ". r2o nsrc
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND

u, HLi;MANN Papii of Charlie. Czerny continue, 70
yn. on modrrae terms Firs rate srence given IN
ilngu he'd families, whose may be learned on anp
ation ~ MS residence 76 In Opposite the Arena
Mr. wh2 Is the author Of French Grammar the second
uuon OF which Is ~ The Of qualifications aches Ls
wise the ench and Italian Languages which he usss dnr;ng
~ imsjgb ~ 'Ae' "''e""eo'
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HAVANA SEGARS
oil MILE SE'snRS, CONSUMING OF La Norma and en-.
for sale by G., 4 f.isEs IT. f~ IN ""Po-
~ 3tissrc m Pi.t, .,,..,
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Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1874.
CHESAPEAKE A OHIO CANAL. STOCK.
Col: MERRlcK's Bill transferring this stock, wa
passed this mornng-32 to IL.
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
49,. 90 INPOHTER
No ,: IL NASSAU STREET, CORNER or PINE
for sale IN lots to suit puJchsse Scotch Ale
L3ndon and Dabia Brown st ut, scotch and Irish Wits
W. DARK a.d Pale Brandies Madeir,, Sherry PORT Cham
f23 lmisssc Wv 'N''
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WfLL BE PUBLISHED THIS Dry
BY NORRIS, WILLIS CO.,
PRICE j2k CkNTS
MIRROR LIBRd RY M 10

,,on =, SFHINU FHNHTVNS.
NUM the accommodation Of Manufacturer abroad the
STYLE Of }entemens Hat. for The ensuing SpTog will
be forwarded to them by mail apple n pos paid TO
LEARY Co,
=, - - Nos 4 and Astor House
~ B-Sentemen can he supplied with Hats offhe ne,p
style, vt our counter. - - ~
New York, Feb. Is, 1874. f2s tyiss,c
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

The way they do things In New York. The
True Sun speaking Of the result of the election in New
York city, says that the enthusiasm of the Democrats,
when the result of the Electoral ticket became known,
was ndescrbabe. The beautiful ship which appeared
in the Democratic torch light procession on Friday
night and was left with all sails and coors flying in
front of Tammany Hall was manned about o'clock
in the evening" and fred gun for every Democratic
Ward as its majority was announced. The cheering
for several hours were almost continuous both in Tam
many Hall and by the immense crowd outside
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Well done Mis-.
souri,!

We have returns from St. Louis county only. Coon
majority only about 300. Democratic gain 1000. The
Stale will 60 for Polk by 100000
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THE NEW PRESIDENT OF TEXAS.

has been asserted, says the Albany Argus thatths
new President elect of Texas Dr.. Jones, is against
annexation and that his election may be regarded as
expressions OF the people of Texas adverse to that mea
sure. This is not The National Vindicator, pub
shed at Housonn, contradicts the story, the au,ho
ity of letter from DR.. Jones' published in the Harr
son Times o(he 25th July, excusing himselftor non
attendance atthe political meetings Of his friends during
the campaign, of which the following is an exuact2
"Were TO make tour through the country | should
either be compeledto neglect my official matters ITO
resign. The latter would indeed be very easy but in
the present crisis four negotiations it would, perhaps
look like deserion Of my post Secretary Of Statel
amnot yet without hopes Enumeration, and asI have
had great deal TO do in this matter, / have pride in
wishing 10 go through with il. The charge thai am
nmica to further negotiations with the United States
for the remuneration Of our country totha, is wholly
without foundation in fact and 06ass sla"der.
THOMAS WILSON DoRR The father and
! mother of The Ex-Governor Dorr have peiiohed the
General Assembly of Rhode Island for the release Of
their son. On Tuesday the petition presented ard
Judge Branch moved be referred select committee,
which should make special report upon it. This
| WdS lSolS'Su W d'i'TSuhdSS PoitJ' "" "Su-
nesday, as we learn BY slip from the Providence
Herald, this petition and also another for the same OBJ
ject signed by the Rev Martin Cheeny and four others,
were referred to the Convcts' Committee by vote Of
25 to Is. The reason given for this was, that Dorr
convict, and should be treated like other convicts
CLAY's OPINION OF THE REsULT-A
Whig friend told US the following as fact few days
since, which we give too good 20 be lost When The
news Of the democratic nomination reached Ashland
young Clay, who was impatieptly waiting its announce
men at the Post Office, hasened with The news 10 his
father who had remained at home. We'll, my son.
who is nominated2 Guess, tather.' why, Maty Of
course. mo, father guess again 'Cass.' No.
Stewart mo- 'Buchanan2 No Then who
the devil have they nominatedl' james X. Polk said
the son. The old man started from his seat and rush.
ing across e room wfh disappointed hopes painted in
his countenance exclaimed: Beat agnin, BY CD
sf Abbot LawTente of Boston, who is literally rolling
in riches which an inquious tariff is exotng from The
producing classes Of the country contributed $I0 00O
towards aiding the Clay party in carrying New York p
Gr man named Tshech, short time since, fred
pistol al the King of Prussia, for which he has been
sentenced 10 be broken on the wheel.
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l43676 144019
1856
Iavrlson's maj. 343

Polks majority thus for 1885, 10 counties Tet 10 heal
FROM which gave Skunk majority OF $3.50.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
James X Polk

A correspdDden' a The Journal of Commerce ravel-
ling in Tennessee writes as follows. With what gra-
ti6calon will it be abby the thousands of honest pa
trols who have cast lLeir r This noble and wor-
thy citizen. What a contrast between Mr. Polk, The
candidate oflhe democracy and Clay The etnadat' of
owners.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

THE OLD KEYSTONE FoRkVER-CLEAR
THE TRACK FOR POLK AND DALLAS.
Below we give returns from the glorious old Keystone
sufficient TO show that Folks majority WILDE over 700
Ten thousand cheers for Pennsylvania. ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

Gan the decency,"--One OF the banners in the
Whig procession at New York the other day was Rope
supplied to the White House for the second Judas. 1t
was suspended in car where rope was neing manu-
facured Can more disgusting insult be imagined to
the Chei Magistrate Of this Naon2 Can /; be posi-
bic that the people will suffer Themselves TO- be imposed
upon by parry 50 recksssy indecent
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

Indianapolis, Nov 8, 1914.
Friend Medary: We have forwarded yotf slips eve,
ry evening up to this s-on which we publish more.
We therefore drop you this line to assure you that the
Stale OF Indiana has given handsome majority for
Polk and Daas,-say 1900 to 24CO! We are inclined
to The belief that it will reach2O0O Not time for word
of comment on this glorious victory. Set down Indiana
as democratic from this day hencefonh,
In haste, truly yours,
G. A. & J. P. CHAPMAN
P S. Rely on the above.
Great-glorious Indiana democratic forever!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

Or A man named Tshech shOr time since fired
pistol at the King of Prussia, for which he has been
sentenced 10 be broken on the wheel
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s-T Abbot LawsenCe of Boston, who is literally rolling
in riches which inquilous tariff is exIoIting from The
producing classes OF the country, contributed $1,000
towards aiding the Clay party in carrying New York %
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

Among ships there are some which sail
for distant lanb and never reach their
haven; among flowers, there are some
which are ovetaken by untimely frosts
and never gain their bloom; among SOL
diers there ART some who fall before the
campaign is badly begun; and 90 il has
been with US. You have left your happy
homes, some ofyou thousands Of niles and
here with us have you begun your Profes:
sional career. We do not returA you all
back again. On some the grave has closed,
and instead OF the gay valleys Of their
own loved homes, they are inhabitants OF
the cold chanhe,s of the dead; or, as there
are in that shaiowy world rewgds for
whatever is nolle and good, as there are
there. hearts tha can love those tat are
lamented with 10. they are not oesolaie
nor alone. For here 10 good Providence
that watches anund the bed Of III, dying
student, that sotens the footsteps Of the
pale Angel Of Dsa,h. that lulls the lat hour
with tones like distant evening msic, TO
him who is falling asleep; and as the les of
Sbe body and mind break one by ole, so
terrestrial objects fade away, and til hum
Of distracted world Crews faint. that
unfolds serene prospects Of happy cimes,
fairer than the landscapes Of his own ma.
dive country, mtre pleasant than theyaIes
that arc in the Fortunate Islands.
- Prot. Drapr.