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when he finds what it 49, Mind he direc>
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,lCfi
A res IsaaeN kliltr IIaErich
Bowen Harmon Lewis Stanton }
Browning /. W. Lacy Jacob
BsxrerJ ID Miller Josiah
Bard Samuel Myers Frederick
Biown Mary McEute hn
Bechal Joseph Mesnaid John
Brnand George McDermeet Robert
Cock Sabina M ,ore Jolln
Csmtell Cerlus Mal,n Levi
ase MlrYm Milchell S
Clmgau Jain Mouroe Charles
chamberlain WIN Mnybee john
Lsl.~ ell Charles ID Mull + W
Cauirg Haley Morrow Pheby
tLemLers Robert Oldsitld James
Cutting ii F. Porter liam
D"ebler M'chal pancoasl Mary L
D. SyIgahns Pancoast Sarah
Easton l. Rein Jacob
Evans john 2 Rnssel 4 j
e Eklns Enoch Rench William
Fl CHI CALVIN Starr James
FawCeIt w Sci .J.,,n
Fatnam Harriet Sam " II
Flclei Mary Sims Mr.
fense' Oh Sa Sheytele A.iam
Freet James Shofmen John
rauce Freterck ShaIdnck Snazz L
,Iralam J J Sham w
Gamte II II Stanly " &
Gesten!aner G o It. Shered john
fried lager RshertYr,
Gillet Morilo Thomas F,eemau
Haddis Mary Jane NepIz " )
Gaddis Jonathan Welch Marin
GraveiIe Thomas Weir " IL
Iiichc"ck llaivy Ward Eli
Hui Elias Wilson w .
llelsel John Wiuslow E,neline
Kuutz Mictal =. Welch John
Koch Reu jamin WoltIord John
kocher :
JOSIAH SMITH, M.
October lst. ls47- 52-4t
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Taey have an Office opened III Bnf1 llu
where matrimonial engagement. ina, be
maue with the least possible exbeadi,nre
Of tine, and Tie gIeat.sI possible tfoBa-
Lilii! ef baPpiness.
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Watch and Clocks!

TIIE citizeus OF Upper Sandusky and
4 vicinity, are respectfully informed
that the subscriber LA. commenced the
Watch aud Clock making business in all
Its various branches. Patent Lever, CYL
inder. Lepin, Repeater, aud common
Watches and Clocks Of ali kinds repaired
and c!eansed, on the most reasonable
terG.s.
lie also offers his services as surveyor.
ERNEST Vi. KRAKAU.
July 2, lo47-3S-3m.
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THE LONG EX ECTED
.9171ved ut last!

MR., john J IlsI z who studied lis pro-
fcssicn as physician and surgeon in
France and Germany, and has practised
'n this STATE for the last IL years, has al
the many 81 lciialion of his acquaintances
permanently located iu Upper Sandusky
and tenders his professional services to tie
public. lie intends to restrict his riding
to the vicinity Of his place. Persons at a
distance can consult him by bringing the
urln first taken in the morning, in clean
vial, particularly IN lrg standing or old
CON plants.
He can lie found at his flee, on Wyan.
dot avenue, opposite the old Indian tavern
at all times, except when absent on pro
lessiohal business. Beng able to speak
the French, German and Eng Iish lansuag.
es, he can consult with all.
II e + Z r. ENC Es.
Doctor l.. Bgselow, P.lmy ra, Portag,
county, o.
J. DE Wilt, Ravana, O
J Town, Hudson Summit co. D
Il. Estep, Canton, Sisrk, CO. y
@ S. Seeby, Warren Trumbull CO.
:" J. scott, parhman, Geauga CO.
U. Sandusky, Oct. Sth, le47--52-,f.
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A C E N t S..

ID. L. W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo-
seph Shoro. Little ssndusk,; W; Ill.
jones L. Co. Carey town; II. Freel. Me
Cuichonvilie; +. Bloom, Mexlcvi Henry
SLoouIsn; Crawford iP.i Joseph Shining
Burlington.
Sepirmher 81 1877. HI In.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
n e r E r. EN- Es.
Last OfLetiers

~ EN- AIMING IA the Post flee a, Up
per Sandusky, &. on Ike first 81 UcI, :,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
! aTa piltis he usuGl dose.
Fruit Trees.

TENiIE subscriber has for sale. at his nn.
rvalled nursery, twu miles east OF
McCmchensilIe, Wyandot county, more
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
Kisses, Candies. Nuts,
Raisins and Figs,

l ubaCco chewers tr Smokers can be just
suited, for he has some of The beat tobsr.
CO aud cigars that can be got, almust e :.
no"ght to make chewers and smokers out
OF those who never use tobacco.
1t is unnecessary To attempt, giving a
list NJ the articles that can be found 10 the
Saloon, but just say, 60 aud sec for
Yourself.
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A Hard Joker

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OFFICIAL.
Foreign Mails, No. I, from New York
by COwes, England, 10 Bremen, Ger


rE>HE arrangement for regular of mails TO and from
Europe, b. the above fe, are Ear Completed that the
WASHINGTON, the first steamship o the iue will leave New YORK
M COwes and Bremen Haven Tuesday the first day Of June
and each second month thereafter
tint the steamship will be ready depart IN
the Of the the first day of each intermediate month";
thus furnishing monthly mail in each direction OF the commence
of the monthly arrangement due notice will be given
POSTAGE.
The New well The postage
by from New York. TO he prepaid all maiae matter 10
be ed by this line that addressed to Bremen OF 10
which said will through the Bremen posce
Hamburger included in this exception To Bremen and TO the
points supplied Though That office unpaid letters, &c. may be SENT
postage Ia be collected at Bremen.
The established by the act of March s. 1873, TO
provide the Of the mail between the United states
aud foreign countries the above route, as oows
Upon all letters aud packages not exceeding ounce IN weight
half weight and exceeding
fty eight aud for additional half ounce
fraction OF m fifteen cents.
Upon newspaper pamphlet and price current three cents
Inland postage IL all be added whenever the matter Is
transported by mail within the United States
The following the fourth section OF the act above mentioned:
"4ad further enacted That shall be lawful for person
transport letter packet newspaper printed circular
and intended tor
which
the vessels that may hereafter transport The United ries MAIL as
this for violation OF this pryision
PENALTY hundred dollars hereby imposed be recovered by
noftion actonone hi for the OF
inorne the other half the the Pos0ice Dept
ment, c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Post Office Department April 30, 1877. l07-3w
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MEDICAL CARD.

EkR NJ UOYT tenders his Professional services as Botanic
NJ Physician 10 Tie citizens Of indianapolis aud vicinity
Early n life his father with bis family employed by the
American Board missionaries Cherokee tribe of Indians
where he spent twenty during which time he had
10 good medical library and had the pacfie OF medicine fairly
and fully exhibited before him. Both the fashionable artce OF the
schools the practice Indians And he became
thoroughly convinced that vegetable remedies
compounded and administered would evefy desra-
bic influence the human that caomel possibly coud.
and that without the iniuring the constitution
tiwarting the manifest efforts Of nature
And viewing subject public confidently
his using nothing but vegetable remedies land such
harmless with the human constitutional in his efforts the
sick.
Office Illinois first door south Of the Palmer House
opposite the Stale Bank where he will be found unless absent
professional business he will endeavor Keep hand
Using assortment of medicine which will enable him a short
notice medicine in the of pills. powders
&C. suit the peculiar the the dis
under which he she may aborng He las spent the
last fifteen years entirely in the practice OF medicine. His
Renee is such that lie aers himself he will be able give
rommunitv entire satiSfacfion
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By the President JAMES n r
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG. Commissioner OF the General Land
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T'iDfou Comfy.

AT meeting of portion of the democrats of Tip
ton county, IN convention assembled in the town of
Canton, May Sth, 1871 for the purpose of nominating
delegates to attend district convention be holden
at indianapolis on the 18th inst, to nominate some
suitable person to represent the 5sh Congressional
district of Indiana, in the Congress Of the United
States,
On motion, Silas Blount called to the chair,
and William H. Nelson appointed Secretary
On montion of VIM. F. Brady, Rssor ed, That the
Chair appoint committee of three 10 draft resolutions
expressive OF the sense of this meeting.
The following persons were named, viz: Daniel b.
Redman, George Tucker and Robert E. David son,
who retired few minutes and returned with the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were seyeray read and
adopted.
Resoired, That we will abide the decision of the
district convention to be holden at Indsnahulis ON
the 18th day Of May 1917, and clleerfully aid the
democratic party electing the nominee Of said
venlion.
Rrsolred, That we concur with our democratic
friends In the belief that il is right to defend tie hon-
or of our country and sustain her rights ndptve2es
though n should cost lives, and that would
prefer the grave of patriot to the shame of coward.
ReSotred, That we should regret TO this govern
ment come into the hands of that party who so vio-
leny oppose the present war with Mexico for they.
as matter of course, would fail to protect American
citizens, and to claim redress for injuries done them
whilst sailing under the flag of the United States.
ReSOlred, That we have undiminlshed confidence
in w. w. Wick our late Representative in Congress-
and should he receive the nomination; viii cheer
fully support him.
Resolred, That we have Observation-Disclosures in
James X. Polk as President of the United States.
ReSolred, That We will support the nominee, be he
whom he may, he is q democrat.
After which the following resolution was offered by
w. Ii. Nelson, which was adopted.
ReSolred, That with regard to the Mexican war,
we decidedly in favor of the Americans, and the
American policy and against the Mexicnns-not on
ly the yellow-skinned Mexicans Of Mexico, but the
whe-skinned MexicanS, their allies in the United
States.
On motion, ReSolred. That the chair nominate ii
persons TO attend the ention at indianapolis on
the 18th inst
The following persons were named, viz: Carter L.
Jackson, Levi L. Hobbs, Gilbert Wright, Ozimri
Brown, Newton ]. Jackson, William H. Nelson, Sllas
Bount, George Tucker, A. NJ. Young, Joseph Price.
Robert Alexander, Joseph Gore, Joseph MeBlury, o.
H. Perry.
On motion of VIM. F. Brady, the chair proceeded
to appoint the following persons to act central COM
mittec in Upton county, viz Carter I. Jackson, A.
Nj. Young Joseph Price. William III. Nelson, N j.
Jackson, d. b. Redman and r. Z. Davidson.
ReSOired, That the editors of the State Sentinel be
requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting
in their paper.
On motion, ReSolred, That tits meeting adjourn
sins die. SILAS BLOUNT, President.
w. H. NELSON, Secretary.
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state of Indiana. Tipion County. IS


application for the Sale Of Real Estate.
Abner Devany administrator the of William Harrington,
deceased vs. the heirs of said deceased.
The said Abner Devany having filed his memorial suggesting
the ucency OF the personal estate Of the deceased to His
debts and praying Of this sale OF the real
estates and appearing the satisfaction the court that Claa
Herrngton heir the said William Harrington, deceased
resident of the of Indiana is therefore ordered by the
that notice Of the pendancy Of the said memorial be given by
causing copy Of this order be inserted three weeks
sion in the Indiana State Sentinel weekly newspaper published
Indianapolis this there being published In
Upton county, general circulation the day of the
of this that the said Clasa Harrington be
warned appear this the thereof holden
the house said county the second Monday August
next to show they why the said real estate shall not
be sold and made assets o the discharge Of said debts By order
Of said
Attest, NEWTON J. JACKSON, Clerk 7. p. c.
Nav amb 1917 A. aw
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safe of Lands and Lois.

Mortgaged 10 the School Funds for Jailus's 10 Pdy
Interest.
AtpTroAs Ofrzs, [
(7sssafed .MaTkf n. 1917 -
THERE win for aie NJ the IIoise doss In The
Greenfield Hancock county, Indiana Thursday the
OF ioinSing tracts parces cf
will the principal n-
thereon for failure inter-
as became due in conformity with the provisions Of aw IN noe
10 the Sefs0i FuHds.
Congressional School Fund
No l24 Southeast qaer northeast quarter "a is
7e. I<ana and 81 90. Mongnsrd by F1ncs tFaa
number eshie-u, t;reenheid Mortgages
by Edward Anderson. Liam and intrres s25 u.s.
No. l40 West division Of the west half 81 The 1onhwes qnau
No. I4i and IA Southeast quarter northeast af
~ IL M0tgagrd by Isaac Cngn. Liam and Interest
No I64 qnaer % RI
aiortgaged Stephen interest si52 Is
Southeast OF ntsilse quarr o secn I TT
mougased ATdew jackson LTan and interest $50 ~
Ea< half Of the southwest quarter ~ rcon ~ iofo
Nurtgig-i James Alexander Loan aud in'rr-s 50 ~
half of sectinn z ID mr.
Mofglred by Oyh Pirrson I<san and interest sl2'sS .
No lS1 LN ~ in the of Grenhr Hig geo ny osoH
Pierson Loan and interest S2la se -.
qrefter OF the northeast quarter c 80 u y
Murtgaeed BY Hicks Ian and in1rresa Sl0tso
49, West hall nsthea<s qnaftrr % b nisn he ssh
the nssa qnHTier % 1871 hHtetea Soss
p Caley Ioana md SJ6el-
SurpiuS RrrsnBe.
No - fharitf IL sc 35fs6nr7e. Aoursed 1 j.
MHrpy. LrsaBa isf frfereSf sses Us.
No 81 WIa haf na,Ses quarter sec 3t l6r7e. Norped
By :. Miirny Lean and Interest si56 81.
at hve in tie town at ffhsdephh
sfhftsased by A. w. Oge- Lnan and inlrrrN Se7 U.s.
numbers p and 81 IN the town 81 errrn
field h5 Thomas W. Loan and interest s3 m
Cost damages added on the day Of sale Io.iN MSEks
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Mr.. Richie AND THE SENATE.-Whaever motives
may have prompted the Senate TO take violent action
against the editor Of the Washington Union is of
little consequence the action itself remains unchan-
ged. We regard the liberty of the press as sacred-
sacred as the liberty of thought of mind-and it
has been to great extent the liberty which the con-
stuton of the United States vouchsaes the press
that has contributed largely to the advancement Of
matchmaking institutions. 1t is the press that
has brought about the many reforms which spread
ing over the length and breadth of the land II is
the press that by the sound of voice has corrected
error-the of vice and the of political
chicanery. The press is the great advocate Of man
kind of individuals and of parties. 1t benefits lsw
and Gentle alike for in it and through it ali have an
advocate for justice. The press then ought not to be
gagged.
II would seem from the peculiar action of certain
members of the Senate in this matter, that la
tent cause or motive prompted the and unwar-
rantable motion. Whatever may be mans political
views and feelings he should not lei such views and
feelings lead him into injustice towards political OPP
poneni. The press should all times be indepen-
dent and it ought always to be just, whether political
or neutral. We stand upon neutral ground, but we
feel at liberty speak upon this subject since do
is only to do justice TO the Editor of the Union. Mr.
Richie has been roughly bundled by of The par.
fy prints, but glad that the neutral press
generally accord him justce,-NashriAe OrttoPoli.
TN.
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MEssRs CHAPMASs & SPAss: see that through the
kindness of my friends, am announced in your paper
candidate for Representative Of Boone county. Having
recently volunteered to go Mexico 10 fight in defence
of my country decline being candidate for the
office. However, ia thus taking leave of my friends,
have word to say to my fellow democrats: ] thank
you for the kindness you have shown BE faithful
your your rause-do your duty aud triumph
more glorious awaits YOU than you have heretuIore
achieved. Yours nuly, NiMR0D EANDERS.
Lebanon Boone county, Ind
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being ratio of vote for every hundred
cast the Congressional election in this district the
year lS45, and that majority of all the should
nominate.
Whereupon the following names presented as
candidates before the convention.
john ROBINSON, Of Rush county.
EBENEzER DUMoNT, Of Dearborn county.
On motion of Mr.. Bigger, the convention proceeded TO
ballot for candidate, NJ Johnson, OF franklin and J.
r. Millken, OF Dearborn, acting teers The follow
ing is the result of the first ballot:
JoHN L. ROBINSON, 90
EBESEzER DUMoNr, SO
whole number of votes, declared be nominated.
Whereupon, motion of Mr.. Brown, of Rush. the fol-
lowing committee appointed by the chair to wait upon
Mr. Robinson and inform him OF his nomination. and
quest his acceptance, to-wit:
w. Brown, of Rush; Charles T. Jones, OF Switzerland;
A. c. Pepper, Of Obo Jno. NJ. Johnston, OF Franklin
W Robinson, of Ripley; j. p MiIliken, Of Dearborn;
r. p. Cobb, of Decatur.
During the absence Of the committee, e. Dumont Esq
upon being called, addressed the convention upon po-
cal matters, IN an eloquent and forcible speech.
The committee to wait upon Mr.. Robinson, through
Mr. Brown their chairman reported that they had dis
charged that duty, and that MIR. Robinson present.
who upon being called addressed the meeting for a short
time IN neat and appropriate manner. Col. Smith, by
request also addressed the convention
On notion vote Of thanks the officers of the
venton, for the which they discharged their
duties, adopted
On motion, il resolved that the proceedings Of this
be published in the Democratic papers of the
district, and the Indiana State Sentinel.
| On motion, adjourned.
THOMAS SMITH, President.
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State Of Imdiana---MadisomC County, SIS

MADIsos CIscU,I Cousr MaseH Team, a; u; 1911; :,
Hayward, and Joseph c. = Hay
Aua NJ McCa'ester, and Ssrru McCafser
her hsbaad Eliza a John McCiannihaH her hus
band and Eivina Irish.
BUia ChaRcerg.
open court Judicial day Of said term comes Che CON-
panan and af iavt, by which sfownto the salts
of
OF tEdisna The said Calvin Is
afed that before the Judges o said ct f
the first day holden the court House IN An
Monday September then and there
Mead answer or demu snes Contained
will be heard and determined m his asence ny
order Of the court Attest JAMES hfflt<ci CTfk-
o. A. Smith and VIM Quaries, Sols.
Aprif 26. lsf7- iU33w
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PATRIOTIC SHoEMAKERs.--The Bz6alo Express
saws that out Of thirty persons enlisted by Capt.
Wilder Of Rochester, nine, or about one-fourth Of
the whole, were shOemakers.
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SS<f IN pursuance OF law l. JAMES X. POLK PRESIDENT
AMERICA, do hereby declare and
public held the Land Office
MINERAL POINT in the TERHroRY WISCONSIN commencing on
Monday day of july the disposal of the public
lands wibn the aforementioned townships, TO wit:
North Of the line and If the fourth principal meridian
Township eighteen and nineteen thee
Township seventeen aud eighteen, Of range four. :,
appropriated schools military, other
purposes, he from the
The will kept open weeks unes the lands are
OF land IN
townships will he admitted until after the expiration OF
~ weeks of said sale.
Given hand of Washington, this first day OF
April eight hundred and foIty
By the President; JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled Of pre- empon lands within
is required eab sh the aneto the
Mineral Point and make
therefor practicable fter seeing this notice, and
appointed Of the public sale OF
embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Commissioner OF the General
nd 4 ie l7-l0
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ Office administration have
~ granted the undersigned the Of the probate cc Of
Marion bearing date May lSth 1884, the Of Joseph
Fubo coany deceased All persons therefore who
ded said requested immediate payment 10 the
und gned and those having the requested
present the for setl The estate probably solvent
Nav IS. 1871 4e-3w n. n. FURBOS, Admir-
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An old farmer, says the Buffalo Republic, who has
watched the course Of the federal party for 40 years.
that f the President would buy up the wing presses
with the three Millions il would be short way Of
bringing the war to close"
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DOCTOW ELIAS HOMER.

FFEKS bus all rs branches The cizen
Of Indianapolis and surrounding country Office Pennsysan
north OF Washington formerly by @.
where I've always found unless professionally absent
May Ia, 1917. los 3w is ELIAS HORNER, NJ. ID.