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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-05
Notice

rs hereby given, that petition VIII be
u presented TO the Commissioners of Wy
andot county, at their session In March
647, asking for the establishment OF
cuunty road as follows, to wit: TO COM
mence at the angle of the road, at or near
the residence Of Elijah Cutting lin Ty,
mochtee township;l thence run south or
near south course, until II lntersecls tue
township line, between Tymochtee and
Crane townshps;] then following SAID
tow nship line east, until 1t lniersects The
Kilbourn state road The grant for the
view and location of said road, is submit
ted to your due considerations; said road
to be run upon the nearest and best ground
Jan. 25th, lS47'-l1-4t.
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Sherif's Sale

DY virtue Of wri. Of Allies Vendi Tx
D TO me directed, from the court OF
Common Pleas of Wyandot County, Ohio.
Twill offer for sale, on the premises OF
James Milligan. in Sycamore township,
in said county, on Thursday the 4th day
OF march next, between the hours of lo
o'clock A. NJ. and A o'clock P. NJ. Of said
day, the following described property, to
wit; Two horses. one harness, one two
horse wagon, one plow, two cows, one
stack Of heat, one side saddle, one man s
saddle, one harrow, one shovel piow, one
mantle clock, one Bureau and about
twenty acres of wheat in the ground
levied upon as the property of the said
Milligan, at the suit of Samuel p. Swine
hart and wife.
T. BAIRD, Sheriff " C.
U. Sandusky. o., Feb. 5, le47-ls-4t
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Something New!

YENO all my BRorHERs, and S,sTERs, il
Il ,he counties of Wyandot Crawford,
and all others wherever the "PioNEfR
CONES, your Brother, tue R't. Kew. Bishop
Tuttle, sends GREETING
am yet in this city, OF fame and rehown,
And another 'neW gear" has come TO our
n Town;
The Truth acknowledge, that much rea-
r son have,
For so long silence, your pardon to crave,
! / hope yon'il forgive me, then through this
| ID new year,
Youmay read of your Bishrp, in Giles
| Pioneer.
Since last come before you, have sold
great deal,
] And thankful for favors, certainly feel
HTo my stock have added three or four
hundred chairs,
To suit all the young folks, and those with
= grey hairs;
IAaye tried to make all kinds, my Dear
freGds to please,
i And among them have, fine lot Of SET
- TEES;
Islso keep Ta5lrs, and Bureaus on hand,
And Foot stools, and Bedsteds, together
with stands;
All YOUR signs, will raint, just as cheap
and as good,
As Reed, or as Roberts, or Parsons, o.
! Blood,
Your old Buggies, I'll mend, or make then
And pant them, such color BldcE' fet1oo
or Blue,
Or Red, Green or Purple, as best suIt you
taste,
So bring them along, and please to max
For the pay IN receive, all such kinds
, TRASH,
As corn, Wheat and Butter, Oats, lailow
Good natured, you'll fnd me and not har
For ne 'erw W i'll refuse Honey, soft Soap
For some times, my fingers, get "srrinkled
$ with dirt,
And sometimes like, TO put on a. cleal
), SHIRT.
NV old stand, yool discover, by looking
around,
r. in tie center of business, and the GER
ter OF Town.
Then when to Saudusky, with your Wag
EOu YOU SohS'
(, Jus, call at my Office, and I'll load 20
back home.
e Now to close, my dear friends, brotheF'
Sisters and all,
d To the young, and the old, 10 'he 'ea'
and the small,
!, To Presbyterans, and Bapiists, and m
!. dear friends, the Quakers,
Tie Epscopalians, aud MoImons, an
Dunkers, and shakers.
To the Methodisss, and others, send thei
all greeting,
In rgrnal Love, in which there's y
cheating:
love all mankind, wbeather Paptist
Turk,
But love those the least, who're 10 ioS
e to tcork;
!, I love Natures Con, as ] have the CON
= MAND,
}, And love, all his works, as they com
}. from HIS HAND.
O d. FUTILE.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 18th ls47.-l6t
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Road Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented to
l. the Commissioners of Wyandot ooun-
~ at their next march session, praying
for the location Of a county road, COM
mencng where the section line between
sections fourteen [l4] and twenty three
1881 crosses the state road leading from
Upper Sandusky to Wiiliams'own; run
ming east along said line in township two
south, of range twelve, one mile and
half; thence east on or as near the sec
ton line as possible, on good ground, be-
tween sections eighteen ISL and nine
teen, [l9l in township two south, of rang
thirteen east, running east iii it intersect
the state road leading from Upper San
dusky to Findisy r,,-,,s
Jan. 25, lS47-l7-4t.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, the 4th instant, by Rev. T"
IT Rr;nkerhoff. Mr. AUGUSTUS SAFFiELp 10
Misc prnMr,1A KITCHEN, all of McCutchen-
vile.
Behold the changes that are taking place
Another marriage notice, with lots OF the very
best cake, was hand us just as we were gong
to press. May their days be many ana ,ui
Of glory; and their table at all times be l0ade'
with things as good as sent US, and then We
think the honey moon will last their time ou'
Mr.. and Mrs. Safield, receive our wafhes
we'll wishes fol- your present and eternal wei
fare.
Our devil thinks that that and all othe
matches where the printer is remembered
must prove happy.
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Peace with Mexico!
DEATH OF SANTA ANNAs!!
rbe First Re giment Of Ohio Volunteers,
have arrived Mt U. Sandusliy, at the
GROCE R Y

OF the subscriber, and through their Gus
tom. made groceries SO CHEAP that
man can do nothing else than buy. REQ
ple of Wyandot aud surrounding counties,
there is the place to buy. He always
keeps good stock on hand which he
Sells CHEAPER than any other Grocery
this side Of .Massillon.
Come and see his stock, consisting of the
following articles:
p;o cogee NO. Sugar, Molasses,
Figs, Starch, Loaf Sugar, ka's'ns,
: yenitiap red. Caster on,
Tobaccos, Shot, hears oll'
NJ. Powder, Tulpentine
Y, II. Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that wo"lc
gil whole sheet 10 enumerate.
HIS Grocery is situated on the W.ando'
Avenue, right opposite where j. McCu'oh
en- formerly had his dry goo store.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper sandusky, Feb. 5, le47.-le.
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Something very odd. "A strange cccu r,
renee took place IN one Of the French
provinces short time since. A French
man, who in 1912 had gone with Napoleon
10 Russia. and was long since believed
dead sudde My returned. His wife had
meantime been married to three other
pc ersons, and just buried the last Of them,
when her first returned from Russia, aud
she began married life once more anew
and under happy auspices.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that their VIII
~ be a petition presented TO the Com
missioners Of Wyandot county, Ohio, at
their next March session, praying for a
county road; said road ssto commence on
the Urbana road, in township three, range
fourteen east, where the section line be-
tween sections seven and eighteen crosses
said road thence west along said section
line as near as practicable to the Tymooh
tee creek, in township three, range, thlr-
teen east.
Jan. Goth lS47-l7-4t
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NOTICE

I s hereby giving, that petition Will be
presented to the commissioners Of wy
apdot county, Ohio. at their next March
session, praying for the location OF conn
ty road, commencing at the poiat where
the Perrysburg road crosses the line be
tween township one south, of range four
teen and township Que south OF range ht'
teen; running thence along said line as
near as good road can be made, TO in
tersect the state road lead leading from
Upper Sandusky via. Oceola TO Bncyrus.
Upper Sandusky, Jan Is, lsl7.--l6-4 y
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is hereby given, to the inhabitants OF
Wyaddot county, that there was pc
,i,ion filed in the commissioners Office at
their las, December session, praying tor
lhe alte, alton Of so much OF the Upper
Sandusky and Wiiliamstown state road as
lies between Upper Sandusky and Man $
Mi | in Salem township; said alteration to
commence at Mans Mill in Salem town
ship; thence east on the section line oe-
tween sections twenty and twenty-nlne,
and on sald line eighty rods between Sec
tiuns twenty-one and twenty-eighty;
thence north east around the bend OF ~
mochtee creek, on the most suitable
pro,snd until it intersects said section line
again; thence 10 continue on said ine uh-
I'll it intersec,s the Upper Sandusky aud
FIndlay state road.
Jan. 18th, lS47 .-l7-4t.
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yVVHERE will be petition presented to
L. the Commissioners of Wyaudot oonu'
.ty, Ohio, al their next March session, FOR
the view and location of county road,
CONNIE ncing at the county line between
section thirty four, in township one south
range fifteen east. and section three, In
township two south, Of same range, ant
running thence west on sections until i
intersects the Kilbourn raod.
Ian 20 lSl7-I7-4t
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Notice

rs hereby given. that a petition WIZ be
l. presented to the Commissioners OF wy
andot county, Ohio, at their next Marcn
session, for an alteration of the Alh0"rh
State road, commencing at the top OF the
hill Immediately on the east side oil Tue
Sandusky river. running thence to Tue
bridge across the said river, and fro"
thence to in .etsect the present State road
at the nearest and best point.
Ian. %, 1917 .--l7-4t
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Notice

rs hereby given, that petition WI, ~ oe
presented to the commissioners OIL Wy
andot county, at their next March session
praying for the location OF county roau
commencing a, the Fndlay state road
where the township line of jackson and
Mersailles townships crosses; theoce
ives, on said township line TO The center
line of section No. /, on said township
line; thence south through the m'daie o
sections, Nos. l m twelve (l2] and thlr'
teen Ii3. as near as pracucao'e' 10 lux
south line of section l3, in,ersect'ng
coupty road on tue line between "yanoo
ana Hardin counties and there cease.
Wvandot CO. y. Jan. %, ls4l ~ At
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-02-05
Notice

rs hereby given, that petition will be
Il presente to the Commissioners of Wy.
andot county, Ohio, at their next March
term, A. ID, lS47, praying for the confirm
ing or reviewing, surveying and remarking
Of an old county road, commencing at The
center of section two, Crawford township,
aud thence south or nearly so, through
sections eleven and fourteen TO the north
quarter post, of section 26; thence east to
the north east corner of section 70; thence
south east to the house formerly owned by
John Lewis; thence south TO the road
leading from Tymochtee TO Crawfordvllle
thence westerly on said road to point
north of the line, dividing the lands owned
by J ohm Gormley aud Charles M: harr
thence on direction nearly south, until
it intersects the road from Upper Sandus
ky to Fort Find'ay near the house occu
pied by Henry Davis.
Jan. 9th, IS47.-l7-4t.
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For the Pioneer.
ANSWER TO BACHELOR.

Mn EprroR.-I must again trouble you
with few of my loose thoughts in reply 10
bachelor for perceive my reply to his hrst
has reused his dryed up senses, and he comes
out in q redoubled effort. But before answer
inc him, must tell Bachelor, that think he
has forgotten (if he ever knew the mo dus-
oneraudi of arguing a question. He COM
,nonced in his first to show that single lie
was far preferable to that Of the married; and
that a man could have more real enjoyment
v;tbout a bosom companion than with one
Has Bachelor continued to advocate the tru'ns
of the qeustion! No sir, not one word was
mentioned in support Of it.
Now if he wishes to argue the affirmative
of question, let him stick to his text ana
NOT endeayor 10 throw that burden upon his
appopent. Come Mr.. Bachelor, If you wish
to continue this controversy, let US get to
closer quarters. You have chosen the atfir-
native and the negative side of the ques-
ton; and sir, 1t is one not to be trihed "ith'
but should receive our most serious attention
Join issue then my dear sir, and VIII en-
deayor to show you some of the advantages
of married life. But to answer your reply
Won saw YOU do not know whether am q
single or married man. and you think m'
very ungenerous for not coming out IN m,
true character and let you know whethef
am single or married man. Now TINS u
rich. after taking the trouble of hunting dp
dictionary in order to fad the dehnl'ion
Uxorious, and then not know the meaning
,of il. I must confess shows more Ignorance
than anticipated, from one who pretends t
know so much about the calamitlcs OF mar
ried life.
But Mr.. Bachelor, you are mistaken "he
you say that give you credit for coming o'
over your 'own signature never gave yo
credit for any such thing | took you to
inst what the word bachelor implies; and ma
Won treated me in the same manner you woul
have shown little more consistency; henc
vour remarks that dodge behind the curtai
in such sheepish and cowardly manner
will apply as ~en to yourself as to me-
madc no pretentions to knoW that you trie
xour luck with some young lady in yo'
Young days; merely supposed you did II
a man that is getting DID, so that the How
of his age is past argues very strongly
favor of the supposition that you did try yo
luck some tw enty years ago.
admit sir, that there are too many your
ladies (so called) who are fit for nothing els
but TO spin street yarn, ware big ousties, o.
&c. Such, sir, are not the ones ADMIRE
But let it be said, to the credit of the fsma
sex, that by far the greater number
virtuous, honorable, highminded, lntel'ge'
and well worthy TO become the bosom col
panions for man.
. Your admission that you belong to the
baby tribe, shows more candor than ahtl
pated from.one who belongs 10 that order.
But Mr.. Editor, suppose you think this co
munlcation is already long enough.
therefore desist for the present, and wait
hear what the big baby can say in support
the glorious life Of bachelorism
UXORIOUS
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 2, lS47.
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Promotion from, The Ranks A letter from
Mr.. Giles, to the Baltimore Argus. states that
The President has appointed two soldiers
Lieutenants in the army, for their gallant
conduct on the three fields, over when our
flag has waved in triumph during the past
wear; and l believe it to be his intention 10
reward gallantry in whatever department o'
the Army it may oe found
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SHEEP!

STRAYED OR STOLEN From the sub.
~ scriber, a. Little Sandusky. about six,
ty head of ine W ool weathers, while run
ming north Of Battle Island, in Crane
township, branded with F. on the right
hip. Any person having knowledge OF
the same will be roompensed by giving me
information at Little Sandvsky that will
enable me to recover the above stock.
+. F. FOWLER.
Feb. 6. l347-lS-3t
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American Hotel,
UPPER S.4 " ID U S X Y o 10,
" =" RATES.

A few doors north Of the Public square,
on the Sandusky avenne, and near to the
Receivers Office, where every attention
will be paid to the Travelling public ard
Others that may be pleased TO Tatronize
him,
Ian. 25 Ie47-I7f,
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Notice

vH7E the citizens of Richland township.
wv will petition to the Commissio ners
of Wyaudot county, al their next session
fin March, fora county road, commence
ing a, the county road leading from Draw
louisville TO Mount blanchard at the
north east corner of township two south
Of range twelve [l2l running south on
township line till IL intersects the state
road leading from Upper Sandusky to vii
liGnsit W.
Ian. 25th, 1s41.-i7-4i.
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rs hereby given, that their will be PEE
III ,ition presented to the Commissioners
Of Wyandot oouoty, at their March term,
for the location of county road, to com;
mence at the east line of said county, at
the post, between sections ten and three:
thence west on the section line or as near
as practicable to said line 10 the Kilbourn
road.
Jan. 10th, lS47-I7-4t.
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The following Post script in love ie''er'
ss,ws that Mary Ann, must be smacher:
P.s. hope ,ou will lei me know what
o, me,, TO do as there ID fore or hVe
other fellers after me hot foot and shai'
be quite oneasy till here,
Your loving sweete'
MARY ANN.
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Loan Bill.

This billhas passed both houses of Con-
gress to- day. and is now law of the land
The Secretary Of the Treasury may now
Of conrse, proceed to operate under IT,
We understand there is every prospect OF
h,s success 10 obtaining the necessary
loans Union.
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RAN AWAY!!

ENrom the subscriber on the 25th instant,
n George Myers, an ipdented apprentice
to the cabinet making business. All per-
sons are forbidden to harbor or employ
him, as am determined to hold them re.
sponsible for so doing.
ALEXANDER VOLENTiNE.
Upper Sandusky Jan. 9th lS47.-3w.
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Pardon of the Anti-Renters by gov.
Young.
By the mails last night, we have the impor-
tapt news from New York, that Gov. Young
has, according to his written agreement before
the election, pardoned the lS Anti Renters in
the Penitentiary ofthat State, for the murder Of
the officers and other who were ordered to
collect the rents. The New York Journal Of
Commerce is horrifed at the pardon ofmurder-
ers for political effect. So goes the world, and
30 wags law and order conservatism. This is
rich for future reference, and we have no re-
grets to Offer Ohio Statesman
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NOTICE ishereby given, thai petition
IL will be presented to the Commission
ers of Wyandot county, Ohio, al their
next session in March, ls47, praying for
conn,y road. to commence at the point
,vhera ,he Kilbourn state road intersect
q section line north, section 10 the
north line of section l6] in Crane town
slip; thence running westerly purse on
or near the said section line TO 'he ina
iay road, in Salem township thence '' n
continue a westerly course on the mo 81
favorable ground and as near 'he sa'd sec
tion line as practicable until IT 'ntersec
the county road leading from Burlington
to the Lime stcne Ridge. the polnt OF ter
mina,ion being near the resld ence OF . a
cob Baughman. in Sa.em township
Jan. 26lh, lS46.-l7-4t.
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From the American Flag.

PEYTONA.
MOI sung at the .Matamoros Theater, trHf
unbounded applause,
That Mustang gal, wild eyes so bright,
Dat de feler sung bout de oder night,
GWhom some did tnk a little tight,l
A;n,t half so pretty-dat III sweat
Nor half so true. will declare,
AS my sweet gal, Peytona.
For she's de gal love de best,
And when she's near my hearts at rest,
And dat's some satisfaction;
Her ewes are black as any sloe,
And " hen says "yes,' she ne er says "no."
Not my sweet gal, Peytona.
Her lips are like de cherry ripe,
And nv mouth does water for bite,
Whenever | does meet her:
And list as goes to kiss my dear,
aoh, dont!" she whispers in my ear,
And away runs my Peytona.
Now to win de fairest OBJ de sex,
II does nov heart most sorely vex,
And puts me in fever;
For tits said dey changes as de wind
But if my Love don't change her mind,
Pll marry my my Peytona.
asked her if to church she'd GO
She said of dat she was linking too
How thoughtful, you will own her.
And den we'll join dat happy state,
Called Annexation here, of late,
To my dear gal, Peytona.
PEPE.
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Sheriff Sale.

pY virtue of an execution to me direc-
AS ted, by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Muskngnm county, will offer at pub
lie sale at the door Of the Court House. in
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio,
on Saturday the 9th day of March next +,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. d
p. NJ OF said day, the following lands and
tenemeats, situate in said county, to wit:
the south west quarter of section fifteen,
the south west quarter of section ten, the
west half of the south east quarter of sec
tion ten, the west half Of the north east
quarter Of section fifteen, the west half o
The south east quarter of twenty two, the
north east quarter Of section twenty five
the west half of the south east quarter o
section twenty five; all in township two
south, in range twelvc east, and the souti
half Of the north west quarter, and the
north east quarter of the north east guar
ter of section thirty, in township two
south, in range thirteen east, in the ole
Buoy rus land district; levied upon as The
property of John c. Howard al the suit Q
Thomas Philip.
i. BAIRD, Sheriff, ". C.
Jan. 2Sth lS47.-l7tf
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rs hereby piyen, that petition VIII be
l. nresented to the Commissioners OF Wy
andot county, at their next session on the
frst Monday Of March next praying LOT
the location of a county road, running as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the cen o'
the west line of section eighteen IN Town
shio two south, of range l3 east, oa'em
,ownship;l thence running east through
the center of sections eighteen and seven
teen to the west line Of section sixteen
,hence in a south east direction with the
high ground until it crosses lymoch'ee
Greek; thence the nearest and best way
ill il strikes the south iiue OF said sec'io'
sixteen; thence east with the said line O.
az near it as racticable to the Sandnsk!
river. at or near the well known as Tho
Indian mill, situated on section sixteen sixteen
ia township two south, in range fourteen
east.
Jau. 26lh Is47.--l7-4t
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PETER A. TYLER,

.4ftornev at Lap and Solicitor in Chdncery'
WILL practice Law in this and adJ Joining
Counties, and punctually attend 10 all
business entrusted TO his care
OFFICE, in McCntchenvill.
Dec. @. 1915. .-l4-u.
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9z- 90 New Years day the 's'""""' ..
,aIia, betw cen Lake Huron aud Er'e wa
ooeo a thing that has not occurred d. '"'
season, for many years
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WOOD!

Those who have promised us wood had
better be bringing it along Come on'ye
,ha, hath promised. Wood will be take"
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