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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
TIE POPULAR VOTE

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"''" popular vote in the several Siaie, q, the I,,.
Pfe,Id,nrnl El,ctlnn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
DAILY TIMES.
THURSDAY. JAN. o, 1915

MT e. W. JAMES is our Agcn, for tho Western
h'''e' Iva nnd Wisconsin,. assisted ny Mn.,,
hiecker, James Il Sm,,h. J y Dent, G. n .:uo,,oek.
L. y Jeusings, md n Csr,in,r Smib
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

MERIDEN. CONN This village is eel. hrnloL
Comb factory "f Mcssrs Julius Pratt & Co. where
40 hands. mostly female. nre employed and an es-
Enlistment of similar kind belonging To the
Msssrs Waller Webb g. ca. where $500 worth uf
combs are made per day. There is alsp nn Angur
factory which employs 40 workmen, nnl Wee e.
C. f1ec Mil factory where 6o mon nre employed.
The following story told ahnu, the comb factory:
The proprietor. one day phi M quatiiiy nj
combs. "f The lir~i and sec"nl qualities. win Amc>
i"an labels. mud of the third nudity, witii
English lnhrl-, and scni the whnle-to ono of their
customers in Nrw Y'rk. A gentleman stopped into
the store where ih~v offered Tor sale aud alter
examining the diI;'r"ni qualities SONS trac. innk
up those with the English label. nnl said. well,
The English d. make The hest article after ALI"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

Reui min IIu Crimson. whose dca IA Wa noticed
few days since, tis stated ia the Comm rcal WINS
roi one "l ihr hand of singers who have so oh.n
delighted our cz ms will their m>lodv. hut an Ct.
der brother. Wcarc g'aA IN know that ihi' com,
prnv Il swoei singers is siil unbrrken &c min,
nnIi G.ZeIie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

CONGRESS.-Jun 6, lSi5.-In the Senate
'h"re we've sundry PETITIONS presented fnr improvirg
the Obi" river. nnd "iher impr,vmrns. and several
balls rep'rsd; hut mostly of heal cl,nracier In
The ii"us" the debate The annexation Of rrso.
WINS c""i' ued by MIR Winthrop. of Alassarhusc,r,,
NIr ID nclaSS of Illinois nnd Mr. Clincman of N c.
Mr. M'Kay repnr'eh the e"ncnl appropriation hilIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
FOURTH WARD MEETING.

Hsf'eso'e To notice The Wings Of the oh ward
incl al The shop Of s IIalloweil On the 7,h ms,
at "'c'ock. I. NJ. when JOHN GILCHRIS'r ~ MS
appointed Cnai'nsn ard SAM'L MEL. Secretary.
I'm motion sommee Of seven was selected from
'oe dihsreni sections OF tie wa,d to nominate n
suitable candidate for Mayor and four member, Of
The City Council. The committee r,ro,,.a ,,o
'N's "h'eh 'e meeting unanimously sgreed 10
support OF The ensuing election.
FoR MAYOR.
GEORGE DULrY.
FoR Cry CorNc,I.
MORGAN NELSON. EDWARD CoEN.
''AeoB hMitK, WIN PUMPUREY.
orie'"i. That the r-occcdins, of this nes ,inr
he published in The Tunes.
JOHN GILCHRIST. CLairn,a.
SAMUEL Neil, Srcrcirry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

NJ iCiIEi.i'S National poskct map II the
lVb Upiied States combining q r,buIsr ,,sw &c
The Nnmher, Resources. md Indnstrv Of tho Amor.
can people. Comprising The u ITr rent cDs..e, o( IN,
'hh"bionls population Of The PRINCIPAL cities and
Towns The chief ngftcultnral. m ,rrnl. and man.
"I"c'ured PRODUCTS eiprs aud Imporl, nj each .so,
crate state. The most important r4nns md rs;I
ioadsI me lengli Tic principal liver. snd Inc
sc'g"' o' NC pnnciPal mountains in The United
,'''''S' |''I Almost everything YOU may wish IN
knox JuH received nt J & ~ ItnpVppCoyS
wholesale and Retail Variely STORE.
jan honfoe st. between Main q ua,k,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
VIRGINIA I.rGlSLATrRc

On Saturday January 4Ih. the Committee on cleo.
'nns ~ the House OF Delegates. reported np,n tho
contested clcriion l., Bah, the b, following vote.
a. ". Cpm,rpn no.
Ilcniy Van Eurcn o.
WIN The resolution tint Cameron (Whicl was duly
ei"r'ed. The report wac ordered 10 he printed.
The Au'I.Renrcr- in New York have nj length
y'e"ied t. i"rc". an'is rc'o',cd To obey the la~s
Peace viii. probably. cnsue.
RAIL Road KoJ-CT.--1hc ririzrn. Of CIsvs-
IahI at public mceiine held on tho 25ih uliimu.
r"'hvri tn further the views of the Citizens uf
W"ii.'h'c IN the project Of Raj Road from Tho
Ohio River To The Lake. II was determined Ia a D.
ply !" The Legislature for a charter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
sCHOOL HOOks.-ERrsu App1vAI

SCIioOL BOOkS.-FRESII ARRIVAL.
hAViES Frr.i Lessons in Algebra
NJ Key io duo
ssn"Nn Spoilers. lst 2"d 81 and 4lh Readers
=, Eclecile Spoilers aud Readers
Porter. Rhetorical Render
Aliirhslrs Geography unJ Alias
Olncy's 40 a.,
Whnielys Rhetoric
WayIand's Moral Science. large edition
oon stocks Philosophy. Physioo y. Chemistry, 10
Parkers aud Hedges Logic
Wiliard's History Of Tie United Sintes
Pnn"cks GoId'miIl,'s Rome, Greece, and Enyl.oJ
Webs'efS Spelling % Ok. D,rnorary, &c
walker sOc'nvo aud small Dictionaries
Plnyiair's Euclid
Sdir's SynlnI
Coopei's Viril
CInfks Cesar
Anh ms eomplets Series Of classics
f'f .aie cheap at lIASWELI;S Bookstore,
Jsn q ~. G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09
- rer w,cr III The Oh ur,l. Rising.

MANAGERS OFFICE. WHEELING VA.
Drawn Nos, Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Dawn Jan. 4lh. 1916.
Clis- 81
Al 10 Is 81 SO IL % IL 40 % 0 so Gil CO 81
Lowest Pre-. SIS
Greai LncI.-W" sold in the sb,ve The ri (,p
iia P'z So 900. L. Nos 25 40 d. sent in cer,,G.
e lie at Parkng. 10 n ge,ieman ia Nasty iIIe Ten
We also snld 10 Al &c 81 900 Prize and n close
shave Ter ia" Capital. nl.o 9 Is &c and 10 so GO
f-Oo each This is pretty well for one scheme.
Drawn N,s OF p"komoke 3
6S 30 81 ~ 30 II 20 % IS 81 l6 o6
Lowest rrizc s4
No 30 50 GS $500 Prize sold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

POSITIVE SALE, FOR ACCIDENT OF
WHOM T. MAY CONCERN
ga u WIZ ,cll al our Auction Ro,ns on FRI.
w DAY MORNING the IOih INST common
cing al III o'clock, variety Of sensonablo DRY
"ooDS Of good quality 10 which wc invite Tho at
" dealers aud others. in search Of bargains,
ALSO.-2uO psus HI, Shoes
10 do Bf, ran do
lerm'-CASH HALL 81 WlCKHAM
jan .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-09

IM iTCllELLS TtaveIers Guide. with n table
1yh 81 ui"ances between oil the principle ciir.
""u owns IN HE United States. very superior
Work Jnsl received and E,r sale Ivy
JON J a. II !IORNBROOK
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

DISASTROUS AccIDENr.-On the 26th April, at
about y. Ma boat sailed from the harbor Of Trinity
for st. John's having boerl the aipper, his and
Denis Cashmant MIR. John Pilgrim, Mr.. Henry Burrell.
constable of Trinity, and young his son. together
with poor foIow of the of John Hill; who being
nsane his way to hospital under charge Of
the constable. heavy gale struck the boat with all lis
fury at about p. M. 1t from the North, and
high ran the short time that the boat obliged
to scud under bare poles steering direct for St. johns
About midnight they had reached to about league to
the Southwark St. Francis, when they fell into
string of ice; fierce however the gale that they
could succeed in coasng around it. but were driven
mady into IT, and in few minutes aerward she struck
pan of ice and almost Immediately ionndcred engulph
ing the master the masters Mr. Pilgrim, the con-
stable, the constable's son. and the unhappy maniac
making in all loss of six individuals hurried IN an IN
slant to eternity. VIM. Stoncman and Denis eastman
succeeded in getting upon pan OF Ice, where hey re-
manned from II 2o'cock on Friday night until A. NJ on
last Monday. On Sunday, toward night fall the Orion,
Capt Murphy fell in with them but owing to the badness
of the ice and the approaching darkness, they were
obliged give up all idea Of assisting them although
every effort had been made reach them but notwth-
standing his failure Capt Murphy was determined not to
be defeated in his benevolent Intentions and lay p the
ice until daylight when he and his crew renewed their
efforts, and at about o'clock Monday morning they
were released from their perlous position and brought
ON board the Orion, where every thing that humanity
could suggest and the at their disposal supply
was promptly put in requsition to assuage their suer
ing.-Sf. Johns Morning Post. r..f Mse
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs, PALMo's OPERA HOUSE.
The excitement for the Ehiopcans continues unabated.
and we ara persuaded that should they extend their
gagement at the Opcra House to inAny the inter
est would exist We told that this 10 the last night
Of their performance. eE
PEALE's MUSEUM This establishment is nightly
entitled "Sy Sanders" II is Of the most humorous
pieces produced by this gifted writer Astounding in
wit and mrth and keeps the house in continued
from beginning end. The writer takes the principal
character and well he plays his part The lowsprited
hypochondriast and laughter loving should go by all
the city. 4 *sff
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD: III. ss
You were mistaken, Mr.. Bennett, in saving in
your paper of Thursday, that public meeting was
held in the Sixteenth Ward the other evening to re-
gulate the business of the President of the United
States, by instructing him to remove Mr.. Yam Ness
from the Collectorship Of this port 1t was meet
ing OF part of the ward committee, a lew men who
have no personal individual weight or influence,
and who are therefore obliged to use the immense
power which the people clothed them with when
they made them committee men. They seem to
have an idea that it is necessary for the Collector
OF this port where the chief part Of the goods i'm
ported into the country are entered, to know any
thing about the revenue laws the tariff and the nice
and perPlexing distinctions which exist between
goods which seem to be what they are not, and are
not what they seem to be. Oh, no! the only thing
requisite is to have man there who will turn the
young democracie out of the Custom House and put
old hunkers in their places and then quorum of the
great committee will be satisfied, and the President
will have the credit of being thorough reformer.
This s about the extent OF the ideas of the out
side barbarians, who wish to get in and pull their
friends in after them and men of such calibre have
the impudence to blarney Mr.. Polk in one breath,
and In the next instruct him what to do. Oh ty1ni-
perry! On, Moses Would it not be good plan for
the President to dismiss his Cabinet and call some
OF these wise committeeman about him It would
be grand thing for the country generally and the
mercantile portion of the people particularly--for
then new Collector would be appointed. II is a
momentous subject, and Mr.. Polk should give ii
some moments consideration.
Efstf QUoD ERAr DEMONSTRATORS.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, May 33-6 PM.
The stock market appears to be getting heavier and
heavier every day. 1t would puzzle any one totell
how low point prices will reach. From present ap-
pcaranccs should Judge that few days would suffice
to reduce quotations to lower level than has been
known for many months stonngton fell of per cent;
Norwich and Worcester, /; Reading Railroad !; Nor
s Canal Il Farmers Loan, Ii Illinois 6s !; Long Island,
II; Harlem, Il Vicksburg, Z; Mohawk, I; Ohio 6s t;
Penn SIS closed firm at yesterdays prices The transac
tons very limited and do not recolect having
Wall street look duller for long time Operators
generally feel discouraged and there appears very little
prospect Of an Immediate Improvement.
The Directors Of tho Erie railroad have voted accept
the act Of the Legislature passed tho last session
Books to be opened for subscriptions under the
law.
Counterfeit Fvcs of the Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn
aAoat The paper is coarse, and the engraving poor.
The bills are letter D, payable to }. Sheldon.
The value Of the exports from Boston for April 1886,
was not very large compared with the value Of the
ports from this port This part Of the foreign trade Of Bos
ton is very limited isaesi r0sfs
vAIur OF Ezronrs FROM Bosror, Arm ls45.
Total of Domestic Products. .s6ii,l39
forcign products:-
Paying duty. -. -. -. s6oeo6
Free Of duty ...... -. .......... 0sios
Total Of Foreign products. ..... -. -. $iaa, ,oel
specie. ~
Specie exported IN April. ................. $1,000
An Official report Of tho receipts Of the Central Rail-
road, Michigan from Nov. lst 10 May lst OF the three
fiscal years have ancua.od very much and show fall
ing OF since last year. There has been steady increase
IN the receipts for passengers and in the charges for
ying the me,, but Tao decline in the receipts nom
freight has bscn lp,c enough to affect the increase in
tho other items. Il l.s..5 a5
y Central a RssinSSssl Ss,l. Nemgpss; p,.. y x.a
srom Nov a2tc May, ,i3,. ~. .sl2,x6 s7,M sl,7s3
+ " 80 i3 49,. @,Il6 l6,li2 1915
& -" "A g" 'd3...... 1920 ao,2N s,eo3
The total receipts including the sales from old ircn
for these periods compare thus =:
Total rsyeau. ssiass sss sSs1s ss:r sS'sss sssS
Much OF the decline in freight has no doubt, bcon
by the partial failure OF the crops and to tho high
tolls charged .'' Ft .htg8 sef
A bank has been organised a. Cleveland, Ohio under
tho general banking law with capital of 900 ooo to TO
called the City Bank Thirty per cent Of the capital
stock has been paid in The bank commissioner has
complied witt, tiic law IN cSaminng the funds and The
officers have ofecl iss, ~ bonS notes, for circula-
ton from the Treasurer state. As soon as tho
notcs are rccei, cd the bank will 60 into operation
We annex table showing the amounts loaned by each
bank of this city to the directors and brokers' on the
Of May, is and is45 It surprising that amidst the
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

NEw JERSEY MAGNETIC TELEeRApu The Tren-
ton Gasefs says, the stock of this Company was sub
wait to see whether any practical arrangement can be
made with Professor Morse. The demand made nv that
gentleman and his associate Of the patent ~
half Of the whole profits, with certain other important
privileges, Is regarded exorbitan An offer has been
made thcm to construct the Telegraph from New York
This has boen refused
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
Gouraud's Gossip with HE Pat.ons-Th

Gouraud's Gossip with his Patr0ns-The
ss and wsds.ysd p0rssTy q 0GgRAuDs IsaI vis.s ss
6chs. and other disease wen :, i: s.
sa; s.sa
nest blush Of shame 50 long a. they people willing
ssss Ss s; fr5 sss es
ySs . Ths poet had 70 'acA
Wedged u a cambric needles eye !"
found yeadnS an imitation q hs compoands hereafter So
y &:
In A mesn%s .h % ss % sno 81 Wssa to
ssOss where also
Of other idenssbss Of the toilet including rich pern
Fssss.rn-pr FELIX GouRAuDs jss;s&sss A%s sS
rhissi:sea ss:s ::
New Hsysn Dyer Prov oassy RoeSss:
Albany Seth a.Gfs 9:m0H Tssn H:;1b D +
Lancaster. Pa
4 First store From Broadway
small Pox.-Ws notice with deep regret.
that the Small POa q 1s Sut s pube
should bear In mind that the only sure Against this
losthome disease s FREQUENT Of Wrghta Indian vsge
thrown tSe .ks shs
cause OF small pox measles and all kinds OF erupve o
s. Sa,, os, es
to Il e vsb t R
pftsy of that s; 4 !, P0a S g INDEED s :, any y
e is'ssrs A. "'' form
@ Sss ss ss ssss ss s
whole frame well drive diseases Of name from the
' s,. linda I.
tremey careful purchase none except agents.
Of known ntssry or at the Office and General Depot
Bin ali cases Ie particular to ask for genuine Wrghts
"Whcrc IL the remetly' for Coughs, Asth-
81 10Th
dies which have been introduced the notice Of the pub
s sns ls';: ;s
the i
& Ss sa b. sfss M
% The st m are By
Not with M 0ssoan @ the
sale o6 Nassau door above Ann and at Mrs
Hays, 139 Fnlton street, Brooklyn etta II 1h
The British Navy and Manly Beauty
s:; 4: YVES: is$;. $ss y H;
fsk ss
ss: .si :"S ss hair .aa s * * L. 's
Ss nd S sd S Ne mad s S
sa saa a: s'a aa sS %
ysnsss Ag.ntl with three shilling bottle e Jones' Coral
and thar he had thus the handsomes crew the navy You
with bad skin bad hair this doubt longer but be
s.e genuine il the city Sp, A. the sign the American Eagle
Fulton State street. Boston, Ledger Build
ngs, Philadelphia and 81 Stair street, Albany. 70
Black French Roll Pcmade, for renovating
grey rusty whiskers hair Is each Very superior
quality aud ya9ned not to rub of, 81 Walker iss
stors PROM Broadway. ttttsas
: ss 4#..4
Alabastcr White, for Ladies' SJ<in-A bcau-
tl preparations warranted nue the skin like chalk
jones' true Spanish Lily White 1t gives the skin natural
-lke. clear white and acts cosmetic Sold price Is
cents ot Sc Chatham street, and 32l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

COUNTRY LIFE.-h will be seen on reference tc
our advertising columns, that Mr.. John c. Stevens
offers for sale small desirable residence at South
Amboy, New Jersey tiN
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

SPEED FOR BosTos.-The mail via Long Islanc
from Boston arrived at hafpast 8 O'Clock last eve
ning and was forwarded through to Philadelphia by
the 5 O'Clock train s
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

brsHorRIc OF PRrNsyLvANTA.--It will be seen
from the letter Of our Philadelphia correspondent
that Dr. Alonzo Potter has been elected Bishop OF
pennsylvania. The excitement in Philadelphia, al
this result, Is represented as quite unparalleled
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

NAvAL.-The U. S Store ship Lexington arrive
yesterday from Gibraltar via Charleston. e1sU5
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

SPLENDID LAUNcH--The monster steamer Ore
gon, for the outside route to Providence, will b,
launched at II o'clock this morning, from Smith &
Damon's yard, foot of Fourth street. East River.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

MEETING OF THE GERMAN DEMocRArs.-We are
requested to call attention to report in the advcr
tsing columns, Of a meeting Of the Germans helc
in Bayard street.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

HE CHERoKEEs.-We received, few days ago,
very interesting communication from the Chero-
kee nation, from source which we are justified in
regarding as respectable and reliable and giving
detailed statement of the views and position Of the
Ridge party" as opposed to the " Ross party" in
that controversy has years torn and distract
ed this ancient people This communication we
mean to publish as soon as possible. In this davis
paper, as preparatory to the publication Of the letter
just alluded to, we give article from newspaper
published in the Cherokee nation, and which des-
cribes in eloquent and forcible terms the wrongs and
suferings of this portion of the prescribed and out
ragged red-races Of this continent se4s
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT. Robert Nc
Kelly, Register Of tho Land Office at Upper Sandusky,
Ohio, vice Abner Root removed. Christian Huber, he.
ceiycr Of Public Moneys at Upper Sandusky Onio vce
Of the Land ONCE at Fay etevillc Arkansas wee
Jnmaa III. atfrman: remoxcd. 49, -
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
Pictorial weekly Herald

The Weekly Herald will be ready at o'clock this
morning, at six cents per copy
1t will contain, among other interesting matter,
copious extracts from Capt Wilkes Narrative of the
Exploring Expedition, illustrated by nearly dozen
choice engrayiDgs.
The papers may he obtained, in or out of wrap
pers, at the desk.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

PlscAToRy I'VE learn that over l,O0O,OOO ofwhite
fish were taken at one haul in the seine at Oyster
Point south Of this city last evening Il our Hartford
friends arc troubled from scarcity OF snau durn8 ne
present session of the Legislature, why couldn't these
be served up as substitute Price from 90 cents to
III q thousand.-Nev HaUsn Palladium.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

The Catalogue arrivals yesterday evening was agniu
limited on the books oftbe principal hotels We forbea
any further comment ON the cause The community de
mand reply prompt candid, immediate and vcracous
from the municipal authorities. At the at# s
AsrERIcAr--J. A. Slater Norwich; Capt. Hughes, IT, 8
~; w. II. Stockton, N o.; D. Davidson, Piifsburg;
Asros-Charles Ryan, Phila.; Rev. 8. Belcomb Bloom
field Central America;J. NJ Lesslin, Aberdeen; JohI
Readc, Cambridge; Mr.. Amory, Boston, c. A. Mann
Utica; II. Clarke Boston. e'I Mf s6
CIrY--W. Power, Phjla.; George Lewis Boston. J. N
Brown, New London; Duncan Lambert, U. 8. N; Jane
H. Cox, Va; Townsend and smith, do; G. M Tucker. 4
FRANKLIv--S. Collier, Pha; H. Whiting, Boston; H. r
Russell, Canada; Pierre, Stany and Howard Boston
Jamas Benson, St. Catncrincs, Canada George Griffin
Alabama.
CiLonE- Andrew Greer, N. o.; A. II. Dixon, do. "A
HowARD--A. j. Richard Attlcboro; J. Read, Prov
Hon. Gyms Gusts, Hudson; T. Walker, Buffalo Sleep
er, Boston; j. B. Jackson Rutherford and Campbell
Kingston, Canada. ltas3l q r fNM g..s.
WAvERLv--wm. Green, Boston; w. Jbbs, Phila; II
Vancoit Washington; II. v. Hamblin, Prov; johnson
and Msnning, Boston; A. s. Cane, Ohio II ~ .5~
Burial MURDER. Two Germans, with their
families, had settled near Franklin, Iowa, on land
purchased last fall by ofthcm their families only ar
rived there about two weeks ago. On the 10th instant
about ii o'clock two or three rfans went to the house.
disguised obtained admance, and demanded their
ncy. The Germans not disposed to give il up and
the robbers attacked them, and in the aay the elder
of the Germans was stabbed In the back and side The
younger German attacked and succeeded in throw.
ing Of the robbers the floor and was about to
prove tho better when the robber discharged pis
toll the ball passing through his lungs and shoulder the
robber who had been engaged with the elder German
panon. During the afray, of the robbers was
wounded and tracked about four miles by tho blood
but without success. Tho elder German died almost
Immediately the other survived till the following morn
ing when he died The alarm given to some OF the
ncghbo by the females, and large party went In pur-
suit OF the robbers.-Missousi Republican.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

LocKpoRT-At the Charter Election in Lockpor
last Tuesday, the whole whie ticket succeeded by
lsi. Last spring 1875 whg majority The abolition vote
s4 Last year 75
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

CASTLE GARDEN-Last night there was one of the
best houses that has yet been seen at this beautiful
place. The performances consisted Of parts of the
operas of Semiramide and the Barber Of Seville, and
it was the last night of the Italian troupe, though
from the satisfaction evinced their efforts they will
probably be re-engaged There were present over
two thousand persons, among them were many who
reside in the remotes parts Of the city, and though
the night was cool, the saloon wus very warm and
comfortable. sss .ns I"