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den Sisuuaen NIB aaaemeiner Sefan9nibs
grlrrisuna, fir Die 8itbtnna BON 6anpt:
,np anbsrn Ssrbreeben in 9eeatbter eauntp
Serfs, ibrcn Sefebl an MIDI anssetellt bas
ben, batirt Neaoiua, ben 16. eSanuar, A. I'D.
1947, worin Ite cine Common spleas, Der
aasemeinen picrteljdbrli6cn SiBnnaen Opsr
uuc Serminer unb alsemeiuer Gefdnsn6s
grlsrisuns ankeraumen, fpelebe aebalten psrs
Den fclI Al Neaoina, fir Die gauutp Serfs,
auf oen erfen rIonta9 in ndhtten lie
pril (peltbes peu stem pCs 9eoathten GRc.
mats Iein mirp) unp rpelhe 3,pei 2Bobsn pars
cru ioQ-
Sc wirb hiermit Slahrebt scaettn al ben
Coroner, Die Sriepensrtter nnb gcnltatel
Der seoahtcn Sauntp Serfs: baB fe 1h III
erIaster 3eit, I'm 10 lltr Sormittass, init
itren Ser5eianiden, 8eaiitraturen, Inter:
fnhunacn uno graminationen uno alien an
bern erinnerunaen ein5ufincsn baten,um Icl
tte 0inae su tbun. bic ibrsn Hrmtern su
tbm otlieaen.- -Sesaleiben Siejeniaen, ipel
in Dem SefdnanifTe oer gauntp Berts ltnb,
ocer bann iein m6aem seribtlicb 5u perfab:
rem, 70 ,pie es rcbt jtiI inaa.
"6ott erbalte Ole EepubliF!'
sTvSie 3euaen unp Surcrs, melds auf Ct
iaate Court pcraeIapen 0no, ,perccn trfuett,
sphnftli6feit ~ beobatbtcn: i'm San ibrss
uuebleltrns iperben Ite III StmdBbsit bes
SeicBes basu aeSpunaen. 0irIe In5ei9c miro
auf befonbern Sefrbl Der grurt befannt ae:
mabt oabsr allie Dsjcniach welcbeu es at:
sett lleb parna6 su ribten haben.
Beorae 6ernant, Sbsrff.
SbsrifS 9(mt, 9teapin9,l
Dldr5 16 1S47. am.
0~Oie Srlcoensrl6tsr fperben auf folaens
Be Serorbnuna per Court, bic felt ben Npril
SiBun9en l845 III Sraft it. aufmertIam &C.
matbt:
Sn oer Court ber &ierteliGbrliben Git
5un9en &C., BON 8erf6 Gauntp:
9as bic Grano Surp BON Berfs gauntr,
uutcrfutbenb tci Der @iBuns piefsr Court,
acbaltcn am eritcn W1rntas i'm 2Ipyil l845,
Der Court anempfabl, wrnn in ibrer Gcpalt,
eine Sercrcnun9 an oIe 8rircrnerithtcr in
Dem gauntp IA rrla6en, bic BON tbnen ers
benht einrn Scriht Don ibren Intlaaen uno
arribtliben 3ultherunaen, ipeniaftene cine
lHcbe Orr benz Nnfana jeoee Sermins III
MAIDEN, camit oct sprciequlrenoe Anwalt III
ocn 9tanb aeleBt Derbcn mag, Die Criminal
Sefbdfte fir bic ilnmittelbare Serriebtun9
oer Court uno Suries sulutereiten uno auf
birie Beiie bic 3eit uuo bic Gelosr eeeScfs
eripart ipsroen uuo raS oisle Court Die ers
faste empfebIuns BET 9rano Surp reifi6
hterleat bat unc NIT esren 3wefmdBiaPsi
p6llia ltrrcinItimmt, 70 iei eaber bsfoblen
SaB nah cicicm bic berftbicbenen 8ries
censrihter i'm gauntp sinen 8eritbt BON oen
Antla9en unc aerlebtlitcn 3ulttberunaen, Die
ite III alien Criminal Sadeu ssnommeh al
Den 9eputirten Sencral Inmalt fir cisIes
gauntp gu MAIDEN baben, wenIsitens cine
1Sotbe Ycr bcm Infau9 jsrsr rssslmaBiaen
nne bettimmtcn SlBuns bieier Court. llnb
ss 1T ferner befcblen, oaB cine gorie bic ctis
aen 8nle, 9cboris ttltbeinist inter Dem
SieaeI rirler gcnrt, einem jsbgn Sriebenss
ritbter. Ger jeBt in oielrm gauntp III Amt 1T,
etnaebdnci9t merre,
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Gtne Gctere Sur fir bic Deils.

Or. CuIlen's inoianiIdb pesctabiliftbes
peils Seiimittel 1T Gin sinbcimiIhcs spre.
parat, wsltcs isit Uislen Sabrsn init osm
bctsn erfcla asbranebt rpcrpcn. 9a fe cine
innsrIiebe O1epi5in 1T 70 bat 0s enen snts
fhlepsnen Scr5ns ibsr an6crs O1lttel mel
de tlos gum % aae II aber niht gum s 6 is
len ltno. 9isIs Nlectsin rpirft anf bic trans
Fen 3bcils, bswirft aeluncen 8straueb uno
cine panernpe Sur-wslde mir per1s
cheru occr ras 8elo ;urifseben. Srcb: H..
&lsiuUsrfauf bsi
Korpano unb Oalten GiaentbImer
SO. S76 DlarttilraBe pbilapelpbia.
80. Qambert unb England uno >11e:
1JoFen. Grapins.
Setruar 25 6m.
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QSertb Der YanfnOten.

2(as tisj gen Sanfsn, wsl,bs NIT snsm
cs) Stsrn bsj icbnet iob, BADEN sntpspsr fals
fts obsr un9sdnberts Ncten ron perltbisbes
nen Ssnsnnun9sn i'm llmaufs.
Ia' init sinem Cd Sreus bejsjbnstsnSans
fen waren frhbe 6Tentlibe 9epclttsSanfsn.
Gs 1T nibt ratb am Nottn 81 nsbmsn o.
Snnfsn bic in bisfr qiite nbt bsnannt finb.
Sis fino stweosr cesr lire Rrttn un9an9bar.
SanFen in pbilaeelpbia.
Ramsn. 9iserntp in pbilab.
Sanf BON Rcrtb Nmsrfa. par
9ecrtbsrn gjbertisS' PAR
penniDlranla* par
Yenn Saunldhip* par
Der Ser. Staot.' "a bis 25
Commercial Sanf,* prn psnnipranlen par
Sarmsrs II. Mshanies Sanf par
0irarb bittc+ Par
&snfin9trn DO. par
WcDmeniIn9 8anft, par
Wanuf. II. Medanics par
Wedantcs 8anf in pbird, par
philadelphia Sanf* par
SUuttmarf Ditto par
Weitern 8ant par
Qenniplpanien.
Sanfen i'm Snnern oes eanbes.
ebamberSbur9 gu @tambsr6burs |
Settisbur9* III @sttiSbur9, |
pittSburs, ~ pttSbur9, |
Smsauebanna Go. OlcntroIc IL
ebslfsr @ountp ju QSefttbsinr, par
9elamars @ountD* III @hsifer, par
@srmantoun iu 8srmantaun. par
eenlstaun III 2swistaun. Ii
Mibtletoun III Mioolstaun, |
Wpntsomcrv &C.,. III Rrrri5taun par
9crtbumberlant III Wcrtbumberl. pdr
SIumbia Srhfsn @sieuihaft, Grlumbiapar
Sarli6ls bittO* III @arlisls, l
Opplestaun Ditto su OrDIsstaun, par
gditpn bttto* su galtpn, par
Grhan9s Ditto 3u ptttSbure, Ii
Certificate Ii
Grhanse 3pci9 su orlipaysbur9, II
erie Ditto gu @rie, II
Farmers II. Growers 81 9Snpnssbura, 9
DO sablbar in currant 8onbs 9
8ranflin ejttc 81 9Salbn9tcn, 9
Sarmers 8anf y. Buds @tD 3.Srifpl par
SarmsrS Ditto BON 9oneaifer* su Qaneoifsr par
6armsrs Ditto, ron Msatin9* ju Nsa. par
6arrisbur9 Ditto su Joarrisbur1, |
Sons6oals Sanf ju 9oncstats, II
qanfaitsr %. ;u Qanfoifer, par
saneaiter gauntp Sane, 3u &aneaNer par
esbancn bc. i'll Qsbancn, par
Msrbants II. Manuf. 8antt pittbbur0, l
Woncn9cbela Ditto BON Srounarias, 9
Winers Sanf bon ppttsoiQe, par
Office Der Sanf BON Yennf. S.orrisb. par
StHee % DO Fantaitsr par
Dtnte % Do Nsaoln9 par
Ottte DO 60 Cation par
Sapor5plIs 9elanore Srlifsn 60. Is
2cwanba DO. ;u Gpwanba, 90
Beff Brand Sanf, 1Eiqiamsport II
BYomtn9 Sanf Su WilfeSbarre, IA
Ycrf bttto* ju Vcrf, Il
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9interlafenfboft oss perforbensn
StettGen Trcrfer.

,peilano BON Gansfbmam Saunfb. Serfs Gtp.
Nabrbt wirb bermit ss9sben, eas ben llns
terfbrjsbsnsn, pom 9sbabtsn Saunfbip, tsifaz
mntariibs Srefs burb ben &ssiitrrer bon
Ssrf5 @auntp tswillist mcroen fnb. Aae bies
jsnissn mslbs nod 8Orbsrun9sn an 9scabten
8sriicrbensn baben, bsliebsn cisfeben cbns
8srSus an bic llntsribriebsnsn far SsSallun9
sinsursiben. Gcld)s, bic nod an SubfbuIs
ben, 8anosn, 9totsn obsr auf anbsrs Srt fbuIs
big Nnb, msrben biermit aufssforosrt irpiitsn
nun unb bsm lifen 9tpriI 1s47 abjubsSablsn.
Soratie Irerler, ! erseutc,n
Winiam Irerler,
Gsptsmbsr 20. oWt
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WaGerludt Sehstlt ourb &tenlep's
0e9ens 8rdoel Dtllen

5 u Il 3.
Sb llnterfbrsbsnsr bin e8 Der Msnibbst
fdulsi9 bsfannt su ma6sn eab id bur6 &isns
'ep'S Nei ssnbs Sts MS rbsr " "a NJ
Srdsel Yillsn bon BET srlpGbntsn &ranfs
bsit bsfrsit wcrtsn BIN. Ser 2tnfan9 war ffars
Ter Nstt gum @aHsrmaden, cbne ba6 psl oas
ron auf einmal fcrt9ine, unb ol6 msins Siis.
onfn9sn aufsufhweasn, 70 mar ib ,ibsrssuat,
eas ss Die @afIsrfmubt ,par, unb Oanf fsi ss
@ott uno ben Sisnlsp's pasn, sab ib pisosr
IL meinsr @sfuncbst aclan9t bin.
Saecb &bsl slmonn.
Gumru 3aunfbp, Serfs &C.,
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80ulDtten III perfaufen.

SSeuu 8aulottsn scleSen al Oct Srants
linfrass 3wiieben Oct sebnten nno eilften, auf
perStoro Ssite, entbaltsnt jeos 20 Su6 Sront
unp 100 SuB siefe. Das Sabere erfrasc
man bei ocm ltnterl6rirtenen ,pobnbaft am
CT ber penn uno 5sbnten Stra6e.
Seroinano !. 9. Eselmapn.
Neapims, Detcb. 90. 81.
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\ SSpblfeile Iafcbemlbren,
~ Die moblfeiliten soloenen uno ils
berncn TaIebenuEren inpbilaoe oelpbia.

~ Ate poDttetlttch SolCenen uho tils
berncn Jafbenutren inpbilaeelpbia.
@clbns Qsper8, init pollen Su,psIsn $45 90
Silberne DO. 90. 23 90
@5oIosns Qspmcs, nit Supsen 80 90
Silberne DO. Do. Is 90
Slbcrne 0uarters, bette Slits, 10 90
@infabe golbns SofbsnuDrsn Is 90
Slberne SriQen / 75
@olbne Nrmrinae 4 90
Ssrncr porrdtb9 cine 9rcse 9(uSpabl golos
nsr uno oaar: r:Sracelets, Nin9s, Sruitnaosln,
Obrenrin9s, @clbfeosrn, illbsrne Qefftl 3utsrs
ianqen, Sinosrbute, oolcene Soalss eurbs unb
llbrfettsn, @5uarriblu0sl uno Suwslirs9rbsit
jsosr 9rt su 9lsib nisosrn preiisn. 9(GeS mas
id) mil, um &ouf1isbbabsr Su ilbsrvu9en 1T
blcs, bas 1le anrufsn.
2(Qe 2trten Salcbsn> unb JoauSubren werbsn
rsparirt uno 9uarantrt, elm Sabr rtfti9 ju 9es
ben. Nltss Cob unb Silber miro 9efauft ODER
i'm Nustaultb onasnomnsn.
@bsnfallS sum 8srfauf: abtta99e une 30s
itunpios MeIlln9sllbrsn, BEL
gcwis gaoomus,
lbrsn uno Surptlir 59nnolun9, Ho. 413l
Wlorftitro6s, oberboIb Der @Iftsn, Rcrc,
fsits Yblabelpbio.
05~ Scb babe ebenfallS stlidbe 9cbne une iils
bsrne Qepsr Saihenubren bic nod mcblfsiler
iinb ais Die cben 0jsmelcstsn.
pDlaoelpba, Seer .. 6mt.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
Ohio Volunteers

The number of eff GERS for the volunteer
sta # for the forces called into the service
of the United States, is limited, by law to
one Qnartermaster and one Commissary
for each volunteer brig ade of three regi.
men,s; and one Assistant Quartermaster
one Assistant Commissary, one Surgeon
and one Assistant Surgern for each regi'
ment. AS the term of nearly all the
tewlve month volunteers is about to ex
pire, and they are not to be replaced by
an equal number of regiments of similar
troops for the war, a reductio n Of the vol
uuteer staff, now in service, becomes 10
Idispensabe.
OF those from this State, we understand
Commissary Fred'k A Churchill, Assistant
Commissary VIM. G. McCauslin, Assistan
Quartermaster Hugh O'Donnell, Sur
geons VIM. Trevitt and Il. X. Chamber
lain, and Assistant Surgeon Robert Nc
! Nell, are to be retained; and that all III,
others will be dischargeds with the troop
on the :0h instant. Drs ChamberlaiI
and McNeill have been assigned by tn,
Secretary of War, to the new regimen
now at Cincinnati; while DR. Trevitt i
derloted to report to Gen, Tayloy for du
ty.- Ohio Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
ANOTHER CHANGE.

John R. Knapp, ir. has disposed of the Pee.
pies Forum to M. P. Bean, ESQ.,, who will
take possession of it after the Goth instant
May the Democracy Of little Crawford be
firmly united, as band of brothers, and oul
friend Bean received one of the best supports
paper ever had in Bucyrus, in every respect
in good advance pay and large list of subscr.
bers; and more than all, in large Democratic
gain in the majority over former years. We
wish Mr.. Knapp much happier life in retir
ing than that enioyed by printers generally
who still follow their occupation. The Print
er's life is one Of more trials and hardships
and less thanks than any other.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
AGAIN AND AGAIN!

Col. J. McCutchen, has again opened one
Of the very best, cheapest and Largest lot Of
NEW GOODS brought to Upper Sandnsky
Give him a call before purchasing elsewhere
and you will find it to be to your own advan-
tage. His goods will be disposed of cheap
for cash or produce. He will give the high
est market prices for produce. Farmers
Mechanics, and all classes, you can find thing.
to suit you better there than stores IN thi,
country generally keep.
See his advertisement in to DAVIS pa er.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
N. B. Statesman, Journal, Columbus, 0,
and Sandusky Democrat, please copy.

PHiLADELpH1A, June 10, 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
The La Patria, Spanish newspaper
printed in New Orleans, publishes let
ter from the City, Of Mexico, which states
that Santa Anna arrived in the city on
he 10Th Of May, when the rabble assem-.
bled and cursed and stoned him. They
were near destroying his life. No guns
were fired, but numerous attempts were
made to reach him with daggers. The
mob was very vociferons in depunciatious
ofthe braggart. Que cried out, Where
is our wooden leg?' Another answered
HLat he had left Cera Gordo in such a
hurry that he forgot it, &C.. &c,
BY great difficulty, aud by the timely in
reference of strong police, Santa Anna
was enabled to reach the palace, where
he took refuge from the just indignation
Of betrayed people.
The mob have declared vengeance
aeainst Santa Anna and it is very doubt.
fnl whether he will ever dare show himsel
in public again.
There is no later intelligeuce.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
GOVERNOR SKUNK.

The Pittsburg Post of Friday says:
'Governor Skunk has been on visit to
Beaver cnunty, for couple of days past
We understand that he met with the warmest
reception from the people, wings as well as
democrats. He returned to the city last
evening, and will remain with US until Mon
day, when he leaves for Cincinnati
We hope Governor Skunk will pass through
our state, at least either going or returning,
and see for himself the evidences of ruin.
that will everywhere meet him, from the re-
suit of tariff policy, of which he has been
the honest advocate, in the midst of people
that supposed they would be injured by it,
but hich time has proven erroneous. Pres
ident Polk has been invited to visit New
England to look upon the ruin that has there
overtaken the people, from the democratic
policy of the nation. 1t is well those men
who hold the first places in he country should
witness the wreck created by their adherence
to principle, in the darkest hours of error and
infatuation. = Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
ere is no later intelligence.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Advance of General scott---Santa Ann
at Rio Frio.

Advance of Genera, Scott---Santa Anna
at Rio Frio.
The steamship Fashion arrived at New
Orleans on the afternoon of the Cd instant
having sailed from Vera Cruz on the 3O,h
ul'imo. She brought no mail. The steam-
ship New Orleans was to sail on the day
following, with the mail on board
Several officers and some 40 discharged
volunteers arrived on the Fashion.
Captain Joy states that at the latest
dates General Scott with his forces had
left JaIapa for Puebla, and it was thong ht
lie would arrive at the fatter place on The
5ih Instant.
General Santa Anna was fortif, ing
himself at Rio Fro. He was suppo sed to
have with him some 10000 men.
1t may be proper to mention, in cons
nection with the above. statement which
appears in La Patra, of the Cd, the Span
ish paper published at New Orleans, based
Mexico to the 2lst nliimo, to the effect
that Santa Anna arrived at the capitol
on the 10th, and .bat the populace, prinoi
pally ieperos, stoned him Very little re-
lance is placed In La Patria's statement
as The Information by The Fashion must bt
{ much later date.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of two writs vendi Ex. to me
- directed from the Court OF common
Pleas of Wy andot county, o., l will offer
al public sale al the residence of Samuel
Riggens 10 said county, on Thursday the
Ist aay of July next. between the hours of
10 o clock A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock z. NJ. of
said day, the following described proper
", to- wit: one Iron Gray mare, one Bay
mare, and one Bay colt; taken as the
property OF said Riggens, at the suit Of
Ct mfort Gillett, VS.. Samuel Riggens &
Alexander Armstrong, & Joseph Gillett,
vs.. Samuel Riggcns.
+. BAIRD, Sheriff ". C.
u. Ssndpsky, June 18Th, lS47.-35-at.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18

We have had to contend with abolition
Wings, tariff Wings, blue-iight Wings, tory
Wings, and about score Of other kinds; but
new kind has sprung up Of which we have
much better opinion than any other of the
breed that we have yet seen. They are Wa'
Whigs. Don't be alarmed, we mean just
what we say--real war Wings. For the hon
or of the country, for the good of the federal
party, be it spoken, there are found few
patriotic men in the Wing party, VINO have
come out in favor Of their own country and
opposed to Mexico and they bid fair to carry
an over" helming majority Of that party will
them. Success to them-Dayion Empire.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
THE PIONEER
UPPER sANDUsKY, JUNE is, Is4z.
COLMUBIANA READY.

The Democracy of Old Calumbiana have
made their nominations for the coming elec-
ton. The ticket is a good and strong one,
and will receive the undivided support of the
ever firm and tried Democracy of that county.
Whiggcry there, although combined with all
kinds Of intrigue, fail to defeat the staunch
old Democracy. 1t will be remembered how
strong Columbiana came. to the support Of
equal lav s and Democratic measures last fall
and atough dismenbered, gave an increased
majority.
Columbiana will be well represented in the
nominations, for they have put on their ticket
old and true men, Fisher A. Blockson, Senate;
Joseph Williams and James Patton, Assem-
bly,.
The Patriot speaks as follows of the ticket
and success Of the party.
The nominations.
The proceedings the Columbana dele
gate convention and the general result of the
primary meetings, will be found in to-days'
paper. II will be seen that the Democracy
turned out in great numbers, and that nearly
1900 votes were polled. twill also be no
ticed that every man place on the ticket re-
ceived MORE THAN N iJORITY OF
all the votes cast This fact should silence
opposition from all persons who prefer will.
lingness that a majority shall rule. Taken
altogether the ticket is both good and strong
--and Its success connot be prevented unless
the Democracy prove treacherous to their own
best interests. Heretofore, the opposition have
appeared under various guses-sometime as
open wings, sometimes as boilers, and at other
times as self styled independent democrats
Under which of these names, the enemy will
show himself tiiis fall, is yetto be seen. Rju
NOR says that all three classes will be in the
field at successive periods between now and
October election. How true this may oe
time will fully determine. But it is well 70
the Democracy to remember Jeffereon's mot
to and keep in mind that to be safe it is ne
cessary to be vigilant
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
For the Democratic Pioneer.
LOWER SANDUSKY AND COLUMBUS
DAFT D0An

Mr.. GiLEs:--Being present at a spirited
railroad meeting, in Upper Sandusky, or the
evening of the 18th inst, was glad to find
! there was resolution passed appointing a
meeting on the subject of Railroad through
Upper Sandusky to Columbus, for the even
ing of the 9Th July, being the first day of the
term of the court Of common pleas of Wy
andot county. A committee was also ap-
pointed at the same time to correspond with
the citizens of Sandusky, Seneca, Marion
Delaware and Franklin counties, on the pro-
priety of immediate action on the subject
This, Sir, is the natural route to connect the
Scloto waters by railroad, slack water, or Ca
nal navigation with the Sandasky bay.
The Sandusky river is now being cleansed
out by the enterprising citizens of Sandusky
county, and will be completed by October or
the middle of next summer. It will then ad-
NIT of Steam boats and sail vessels Of the
largest class that run into the bay. II is high
time as rich valley as thatof the Scoto and
Sandusky should have some improvement in
progress, that when completed would connect
the Capitol of the State through this valley
with the far West by roalroad and steam
boats. hope, Sir, the Corresponding Com
mittee will at once meet and call the atten-
tion of the citizens of the before mentioned
route to this subject immediately. The tract
of ceuntry through which this road would
pass, "A able to commence, and nearly compile
it in three years if taken hold of in good
earest Let there be ample notice given of
the meeting in this place, to be holden on the
evening of the 9Th July, and that immediate
ly, in order that all the counties on the route
may be fully represented.
cITizES ON THE ROUTE.
June II, 1857.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
New York Judicial Election.

The democrats carried the city by some
'5,000!! So says the Globe of the 9th
Utica elected the democrat, and Roches
ter the whig Judge. Duchess county
emocratic--Surrogate elected. Queens
coun'y, democratic ticket elected
throughout. Albany county is carried BY
the wings and anti-renters by from 6C0 to
l,500 majority. Fulton and Montgomery
counties are reported whig by considera-
BILE majorities for the Judge oftbe Super
ior Court.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
Movement of Mr.. Thist;

In the American Eagle, of the l7,h
inst, we find the fol lowing in relation to
tn the gentleman whose name heads this
article:
Mr. Thirst, formerly our cansul to Hav v.
ana, came passenger IN the Quilted States
cutter Ewing, as bearer of despaches tc
Gen Scott, f.om our government. lie
will probably 60 up to Jalapa and furthe'
is necessary, in company with the large
train and escort which will probabl.
leave here this day.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18

On tho 10Th, the English frigate Alarm
brig Daring, and steamer Vesuvins, LETT
the anchorage of Sacrifcios for Havana,
with several cases of yellow fever on
board. The vomito has made its appear
ance in this city, but as yet in few cases
Vera Crnz has already nearly recovered
the effects of the seige--lhe people are
returning, the knocked down houses are
being rebuilt, the streets cleaned, shops
opened aud all the activity of seapor,
displayed. Among other things we have
an American circus in full operation.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-18
Notice.

Michael Rambo. jr is i.ereby notified
that on the 9Th day OF October, le46
Samuel Burnett of Wy andot county, Ohio
administrator of the estate Of Leonard
Burnett, deceased, late OF said county, Gil
ed in the the court of common pleas of the
county of Wyandot and Stale of Ohio, a
Bill in Chancery, against the said Michae
Rambo jr; the object aud prayer Of which
bill is to foreclose mortgage executed by
said Michael Rambo, jr to said Leonard
Burnett, NOW deceased, on. the following
described premises,.viz: the north half OF
the east half Of the $. W. or of section l3
township 3 south, range IL east, bearing
date May 5ih, l64l. given to secure the
payment of a note executed by said
VI lchael Rambo. jr TO the said Leonard
Buraett for $40. dated May 9Th, lS4l,
and due November 5th, 1S42.
And the said Michael Rambo, jr is farth.
er notified that nnIess he appear and plead,
answer or demur o the said bill, at the
next term Of said Court, the said Samuel
Burnett, administrator as aforesaid. will
apply to said Court at said term, 10 take
lie matters Of the bill as confessed, and
o decree thereon accordingly.
NJ. II, KIRBY. Sol. for CompH.
Ma, 21th, ls47.-33-6t.