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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
For the Pioneer.
REPLY TO BACHELOR.

Ma. EDiToR:-l was not little surprised
to see in your last paper. an article signed
Bachelor l am well aware that there are
many who call themselves bachelors, and who
pretend to advocate the cause Of single
life; but was not aware that any had the
hardihood or boldness to come out and advo.
cate his cause. must give Mr.. Bachelor
credit for thus coming out. He shows that he
has more independents than most of that de-
graded, wretched, fororn class.
Your correspondent commences to argue
the advantages of the single life over that
of the married, by saying, I'VE behold the
young man in the prime of life,' and then
goes on to state, she has finished his educa-
ton, or perhaps just become free from his ap-
world Now who has ever argued that a
young man who has Just finished his educa-
ton or apprenticeship, must Immediately
thereafter take unto himselfa wife! sup
pose that Bachelor some twenty years ago,
tried his luck with some young lady who
had sense enough to know that she could
do better than to become the wife of beard
less and perhaps brain.ess youth; and
now seeing that no one will have him, for the
plain and obvious reason, that he has put of
the day for doing good at too great a dis
lance, he seeks the public press for revenge
Poor soul! Does Mr.. Bachelor believe that
all wives are cross and 'growling! If 50,
really pity the poor wretch. Who can grow
louder and longer than an old withered UP
thing of a Bachelor? None. But then he
(the Bacheor) has no Gross babies to take tc
church to annoy the preacher, as some people
have Wonder if Bachelor ever was &
bsdy! or did he come by chance! From hi
arguments one would would suppose he nev
er had mother, or he would have more re
spect for the female sex.
Now Mr.. Bachelor If you can kick "
your heels, would advise you not to kick tot
high for fear the ladies might $50 you. The
certainly would fall in love to witness an ex
hibition Of that kind, and what would bt
more deplorable?
UXoRIoUs.
Upper sandu.ky, Jan. 10, ls47.
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Disastroas Erpiosion.--The boiler Of one
Of the locomotives attached to train of empty
coal cars, on the Reading and Philadelphia
Railroad, bursted on Friday, Jan. 5th, killing
every hand ON the srain--ssven in NUMBER
The bodies Of the men were dreadful man
gled. One man was blown some six hundred
yards. The names Of the persons killed by the
explosion are Jacob Lullenbrier engineer;
Berriville Bergen, conductor; Simon Fitzpa
trick, and John Miller, fremen; stranger, and
two others, unknown. The report was heard
four miles Distant Staiesman
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

The Buckeye Eagle gives Col. McCutch-
On gas, for calling Bebb 'brainless goose
Well now, Mr.. Eagle, Col. is always willing
to do Justice to whom justice is due, and we
know, will retrac, that saying, and give to
Gov. Bebb that which rightly belongs to his
most sublime and eloquent. Inaugural, by at
once acknowledging that-the Governor has
. full development of goose brains.' No one
can, after reading the message of Gov. Bebb,
make the charge that he is 'brainless goose;'
for he has spread more light and knowledge
over these vast alluvial plains than was sup
posed any Governor could do. He has solved
all the mysteries that surrounded our visions,
and now leavs US standing enlightened, with
the conclusive facts contained in his message,
that The bold outlines of the scene remain
unchanged and unchangeable. The noun
tains are here and the lakes, the rivers still
dow in their channels, but the buffalo have
been hunted from the prairies and the deer
from the forest. Logan and Tecumseh are
no more. The spirit of their race is broken.
Their children have suddenly retired beyond
the Fathers OF Waters,' and buried the red
scalpng knife in the ashes Of despair. The
wells of the war dance, the eloquence of the
council and the incantations Of the prophet,
are seen and heard no more
Now upon an examination of all these
'brilliant' facts, it will ever hereafter, be ad-
'mitted that Governor Bebbs equal is not
easily to be found, at least, not in these vast
alluvial plains.' We presume, Col. M. will
admit that Bebb really has no equal living;
that they, like the red scalping knife are
.burried in the ashes Of despair. These ad-
missions, we hope, will be satisfactory.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

mr. Mr.. RAMSEY, Of New Lisbon. deliver
ed in this place, two very interesting and
instructive lectures, on electricity, Showing
that il is made submissive to the will of man,
and will convey news from one part of the
world to another, at the rate of 10000 miles
in second His Lectures gave the utmost
satisfaction to the audience. Indeed,he carried
his illustratior t~ oh"ss'"g "es'eo' ~ ~,
fact many Of those present can very readily
testify We might say much more did time
permit
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

Major German, of the Third Indiana
vo,unteers. informs us, by letter dated
u,amargo. Dec. 14,h," that bis regiment
x.sto leave on that day far Monterrey
and SaItilio--an order to march IN hrsfe
having beeu received the evening PREV
ous Five hundred regulars left Camarg"'
nm the 18th. for Monterrey, The only troops
remaining in Comargo, were the Second
Ohio Volunteers. and part OF the Aen
tucky Cavalry.-.American Flag.
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THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY, JAN. es, is47.
LET US HAVE "a CHANGE.

The Legislature has done and is doing
nothing Of importance. The whole time spent
20 far this winter has all been in vain, for no
relief have the people yet received. The
object some men had in view in getting there,
is to show their skill in managing the Mex
ican side of the war, and thereby gain some
notorietN knowing that they could do nothing
else to cause them to be noticed; and rather
than slumber unknown, give uttsrance to the
most rabid tory sentiments their minds were
capable of producing. The people OF this
State must stir up and take into their own
hands the management of affairs, and let those
who are elected know that they must work
for their constituents and community, and not
alone for personal popularity. The whole
aim of many of those who are elected to
legislate, is to create horde of special po-
litical engines, through which they may Sc
cure for themselves a re- election, while the
work of the people, which they were sent to
perform is entirely neglected. Why do not
the people unitedly send voice forth, plac-
ing upon such action condemnation that will
be understood, and that will cause the perpe-
traitors to tremble! Are not the wrongs seen
in every days proceedings! If the causes
for action do not arouse the people to an i'm
mediate performance Of their duty nothing
will do it. Let calm unprejudced exami-
nation take the place Of rash determined
political prejudice, and then all things will be
righted. The monopoics, reared for the ad
vancement of the wealthy at the expense of
the poor will be crused, and all men made
equal Why should we submit any longer to
institutions which we know to have caused
more misery and corruption than all others; to
have robbed the worthy laborer of his last cent?
No reason can be given; and yet these bank
ing institutions, through which all these
frauds are committed, and by which so much
political pollution is carried on, are still in ex
istenco. Now is the proper time to begin a
new mode of operation by which all may en-
JOY alike privileges. The widest possible
extended plan Of equality and freedom should
be our aim.
A motion has been made in the Legisla-
ture 10 refer to the people, the question OF
holding convention to amend the conslitu-
ton of Ohio. This motion should prevail,
for the voice Of the people is favorable to
convention. The motion will meet with no
opposition only from those who are so wrap
ped up in special privileges that they dare
not submit to decision Of the people. Let
us have convention.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
WESTERN PROFESSOR

This is the title Of g new sheet, just issued
In Upper Sandusky, and filled with greater
variety than any paper that has yet graced
our town. The only objections we have to it
il. that it appears to meet with the appreciation
.na support of the liberal advertising mer-
chants. and thereby deprises US of that sup
mort. and then it attacks US, and having no
exchange with it we cannot reply. We
.lw.ys thought some Of our merchants were
very tasty and particular about their adver-
,;.;ry. and now We know it The parper is
nartially fiIled with beautiful plates. Send
an an exsbangs Professor. Let your terms
and day Of publication, with the names OF the
editors be known
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MIRROR BINDERY.
THIS establishment is now prepared 10
l. do all kinds of
Book Bsndsag,

on the shortest notice, in the most SUBJ
stantial, neat, and workmanship sty le.--
The business will hereafter be carried on
under the style of J. b. Johnson d Co.,
to whom all orders sho I'D be addressed,
and who will settle all business of the
concern.
Josiah Smith. of Upper Sandusky, is
our authorized Agent, VI. Eilh lar whhnnS h;nS;ns 80
BfsTK Books, &C., can be left. He will
also keep on hand, in the Post Office, an
assortment Of Blank Books for sale.
]. b. JOHNSON 81 CO..
Sandusks City, Jan. 10, ls47--l5Iy
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
NOTICE

Is hereby giving, that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners Of Wy
andot county, Ohio, at their next March
session, praying for the location of a couu.
ty road, commencing at the point where
the Psrrysburg road crosses the line he
tween township one south, of range four
teen and township Que south Of range IF.
teen; running thence along said line as
near az good road can be made, to in.
terscct the state road lead leading from
Upper Sandusky via. Occola to Bucyrns.
Upper Sanduaky. Jan. l9, l547.--l6-4 y
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
Something New!

YNO all my BRoTHERs, and SisTERs, ic
i the counties Of WyandOt, Crawford,
and all Others wherever the "PioNEEA"
come ., your Brother, the R't. Rev. Bishop
futile, sends GREETINa
am y OF in this city, OF fame and resown,
And another "ness year." has come to our
Town:
The Truth acknowledge, that much rea.
son have,
For so long silence, your pardon 10 crave,
l hope you'll forgive me, then through this
new year,
You may read Of your Bishep, in Giles
Pioneer.
Since last come before you, I have sold
agreat deal,
md thankful for favors, I certainly feel;
To my stock ! have added three or four
hundred chairs,
To suit all the young folks, and those with
grey hairs;
| have tried to make all kinds, my Dear
friends TO please,
Aud among them have, n 6ne lot of SET.
TEES;
lalso keep Tables, and Bureaus on hand,
And Foot stools, aud Bedsleds, together,
All your sIgns, will PAINT, just as cheap
and as good,
As Reed, or as Roberts, or Parsons, or
Blood,
Your old Buggiss, IN mend, or make them
all new,
And pant them, such color Black, Yellow
or Blue,
Or Red, Green or Purple, a. best suit your
taste,
So bring Them Along, and please to make
haste.
For ,he pay I'll receive, all such kinds Of
TRASH"
As com, Wheat and Butter, Oats, T,llow,
or cash!!!
Good ua,ured, you'lI find me and not hard
For ne'er will refuse Honey, soft Soap,
For some times, my fngers,gst "sprinkled"
with dirt,
A nd sometime like, to put on a clean
SHIRT.
My old stand, you'll discover, BY looking
around,
Is in the center of business, and the cen.
ter flown.
Then when to SaOdusky, with your Wag.
gonyou come
just call at my Office, and I'll load you
back home.
Now to close, my dear friends, Brothers,
Sisters and all,
To the young, and the old, to the great,
aud the small,
To Presbyterian, and Baptsts, and my
dear friends, the Quakers,
Tie EpiscoPalians, and Moimons, and
Dunkers, and shakers,
To the Nj e,hodists, and others, Isend them
all greeting,
In original Love, in which there's nc
cheating:
| love all mankind, whsather Baptist oil
Turk,
But love those the least, Who're TO lays
to cork;
love Natures Cop, AZ ] have the CON-
MAND,
And ] love, all his works, as they come
from HIS HAND.
ID. TUTTLE.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 18th lSl7.-- l6tf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

Further advices from Montevidso state
that the Oriental government had closed
all communication with the camp of Oribe
aud that kvera was at Vaccas organizing
his forces, ,Oribe no, having as ye, met him.
We God nothing in the journals con-
nected with the California transport; in
fact, wsdoubt much whs ther port was
madeAby themAt all on the eastern coast.
Fair weather would have carried them di-
fectly round the Horn.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of wy.
andot coun ~, Ohio, at thsir next March
session, praying for the location Of a coun.
~ road, CONNIE Dcing on the east line ol
tho late Wyandot Reserve, on the line be.
tween sections fifteen and twenty-five, in
township two south, of Range fifteen east
running thence west on said sectiin line
TO intersect the road leading from Upper
Sandusky TO Tymochtee, where said road
crosses the line between sections seven.
teen and twenty, in township two south,
in Range fourteen east.
u. Sandusky, o., Jan. Is 1s47.-16-4t
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERicA.-Pro
gress ofafairs in The Oriental govern
ment.- IreadfuL ShipWreck

LATER FROM SOUTH AMERicA.-Pro-
gress ofafairs in The Oriental govern
menu, Ireadfui ShipDreck
Rio de Janeiro papers to the 10th No
vember have been received at New York
Dates from Mon,svileo rave been re
ceived to the lst of November. On the
24th, General Rivera lett for the Vaccas,
rito In the same directin.- '-Ns
had soon after met
Letters from Bhenos Ayres state tha'
Gen. Rosas had cut off all communication
with Entre Rios. As TO ths reP'r's"
treaty celebrated between Corr'en'ies
and Entire Rios, nothing had been public
IL known in Buenos Ayres.
The British man -of>war schooner DOL
pbin, running as packet, was 10 iea'e
Mon,evideo for Rio on the 26th. The
United State, frigate Columbia was to 'al
for Montevideo 10 a few days.
A horrid shipwreck has taken place OF
IN. coa,, of Brazil, near Bahia, OF thu
Swedish ship Brenza, by which some 'hir'!
live, were lost, and a large amount
uroperty destroyed; many Of the Grew
we're actuhiiy starved to death.
The project of a canal through the Isih
mn. of Suez TO Panama, is mach spoken
in the Brazilian papers. lts reeom"ena
"a "a. fea.ible project, but dstrimspta
10 The Interests Of the govsrpmso'
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n. n. Taylor Esq.

We see by the Washington Uuiou Of last
cigbt that this gentlemen has been con-
6,m.d by the Senate as Consul TO Bue-
nos A,res. This is a compliment well
deserved to one of Obio's most talented
citizens. Mr. Taylor would ably repre-
..n, hi. government in any capacity aud
we hope he may be eminen'ly successful
in every point Of view in his residence Al
Bu u,s Avres-Siaiesrsan.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
Mr. Newman.

We regret to say that the health Of Mr.
Newman ia such that il 10 probable he will
not be able to take his seat again this ses"
sion. We regret this, as Mr. N. isa young
man of fine abilities and promise, and,
should his health be restored, is yet des,
tined TO high standing 10 his state.
We Just learn that leave of absence has
been granted him the bal ancs of the ses-
sion: 20. Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

o. Ifyou wish to buy good and cheap ar
ticles, purchase ofthose that advertise. Read
Sqr. Tuttle's advertisement, and you will find
that he is ready to accommodate you with va
riety, and cheap articles.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

0F The communication signsd * will
appear in our next.
Whenever the author Of the communica-
ton signed BACHELORS GUARDIAN
is made known to u.s. the communication will
appear, but until that time we must withhold
IL
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
PETER A. TYLER,

attorney al LasS and Solicitor in Chdncery,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
fouuties. and punctually attend to all
business entrusted TO his care.
OFFICE, in McCutChenyill.
Dec. 9, lS45.-l4-tf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
TRUST TO BRANDRETH'S PILLS

Take them so as to produce a brisk eff.
feet, and your sickness will be the affair
of n day or two, while those who are too
W ise to follow this common sense advice
W i'll be sick for months. Let :he sick en-
onire of the agents for Brandeth's Pills
wheth this is 30 or not. let them en-.
qnire among their friends and ask the
same question. Verify II evidence Is
wanted it shall be procured. To the sick
let ine say, use the
BRANDRErH'S PILLS,
Is the bes, advice mortal man can give
you.
NO CHANGES IN THE WEATH.
Err WILL MATERIALLY affect the DO
d, if the blood is pure. Ever! indvIin-
al, even the mosi diseased, has WITHIN nun
a germ or root o. that original pure blood
of our common mother Eve; which germ
of pure blood is the supporter OF his lite
and 10 in constant struggle to thtow ON
the Heterogeneous corrupt humors, whlch
are the causes OF diseases in the ndIvidu-
al. By purgng the body of this diseased
individual Of It's bad humors, yoH silo"
the germ of pure blood 10 gain ground
and 90 make blood of better quality
and so on progressively ,till the whote mass
is regsaerated; for the good principle OF
good pure blood, is always to pre-
dominate over the bad Or diseased hu>
mors. 4 OF all who wish to have hne
healthy habit; who wish to have sound
mind IN a sound body; who desire to be
able to stand without injury the c"ntinu
al changes of this climate; who desire I"
have healthy children, use the Brsndreth
Pills, which will etfectually cleanse the
blood of all bad or corrupt huInors, and
restore the human body TO state OF
health enjoyed before the Introduction OF
mineral medicines. Remember Brand
reth Pills place within the reach OF all
health and long life.
d. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo'
seph Shoro, Little Sandnsky; w; ii.
Jones g. Co. Carey towni ii. Freet, Nc
Cu,chonvilIe; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry
shooman, Crawford tP; Joseph ShiIl'ng'
Burlington.
DC, 80, '46.--4.-2m.
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The Star and Triangle, say that man
10 Maine has discovered a way to obtain
refreshing and sound sleep. II 10 to put a
receipt for printers bill in his night
cap.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22

OFrIclAL.-The army in Mexico con-
sists of S,474 regulars and l6 500 volun
teers General Taylor has l9, 332, Wool
1890, Kearney 3,9s2. Astrong addition
of 5000 is on its march.
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S.MUELlK.MaPP'S ESTATE

NO{CE is hereby given. that the sub
~ sfber has been duly appointed and
qualift as Executor Of the estate of
Samul Knapp, late of Sycamore Town
ship, apdot county. deceased.
JAMES MlLLIGAN.
Dat at Sycamore Township, Wy andot
coDnt Ohio, Dec. Is, ls46.-l2-3t-%
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Farmers g. Mechanics
II you want to buy CHEAP
GRO & II ~ IE S.
CALL ON
ZIMMERMAN e McCoY,

ALWA on HAND,
Coffee q Teas, Nafmess, .4ioes.
" z. Sugar, Bar Brimsione,
Log Sugar, 1arpentine, Sulphur,
Be'' Tobacco. Mustard, SnnE,
Rice, Chocolate, Cotton Yarn,
Raisias, Figs, Olive OIL,
Camphor, Pepper, Castor Z"
.4tspice, Cloves, Stone "
Nuts all kinds, .4safcLida,
Ginger, Cinnamon, " & bone lineameaf,
Opodeidoc, Flask boHies,
Sticking Saive. Iak>siands,
Alum, Copperas, Red Chalk,
Saieratus, Whne /"
Indigo, .Qw! handles,
Candies. Starch, Shoe Brushes,
Fiddle Str1ngs, Biacking,
Pins and Needles, Lemon Catsnp,
Spool& S'k Thread, Tomato 9
Matches, Pencils, Pepper Sauce,
Bedcords and Rope, PuTses and Waliefs,
Paper, Ink, Shaving Bores,
Cloth g. hair brushes, Brushes and Soap,
Padiocks, Combs, Hib6ard's Pills,
Buttons, Pipes, Sianberry's :"
Shoe knires, Hoarhoand Candy,
Whetsionei, PLAIN
Hahers, Po,oder. Shot,
Oil Parrish. Lead, Caps,
Godfreys Cordial, FYiafs,
Sealing WaT, Bateman's Drops, &c.
LIQUORS.
Port Wine, Fr'ch Brandy, Hold Gin,
Malaga" Apple /" Gin. Cordial
Musca." Lemon Syrup, Whiskey.
All kinds Of FASHIONABLE CIGARS.
ALSO,
Always on hand any quantity of Flour,
Fish, Lard, Salt, Cheese, Potatoes, Corn,
Oats, Herring, Crackers, &c.
For sale by
ZIMMERMAN a. Mccoy.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. Is, lSi7.-l5tc
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WOOD!-

Those who have promised us wood had
better be bringing il along Come oh. ye
that hath promised. Wood will be taken
on subscriptioD, # any wish to subscribe.
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r coms up snd subscribs for the Pio'
;nsef, and Won ~ill end 10 your interest.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-01-22
Henry Freet

Henry rTeet
vs.. IN IHAACERf.
] ohm Read,
Sarah Zabriskia, Wyandot Common
Elizabeth Zabriskie.
Ann Zabriskie & Pleas.
George Zabriskie.
TVNIIE said John Read, administrator OF
l. the es,a,e ofpeter ID. Zabriskle de.
ceased, Sarah Zabriskis, wife ofsaid Peter
d. deceased Elizabeth, Ann and George
Z.briskie i'll take notice and are hereby
notified, that on the 18th day of October,
A. n. 1896, the complainant Henry Erect
slcd in ,!.s Court of Common PIE as of the
County of Wyandot and State of Ohio, a
Mn in Chapoery against the said above
named defendants, the object and prayer
If which Bill is TO effect decree TO sell
In Lot No. (25) twenty FIVE, in the town OF
McCu,cbenville and county Of Wyandot
and State of Ohio,to satisfy certain prom
i.ary notes given to Joseph Sabure by the
said Peter ID. zahriskie, and the payment
secured by mortEsEe on said 10 Lot No.
f25l twenty FIVE; and that said notes and
mortcape were afterwards sold and trans
ferred by the said Joseph Sabnre to said
Henry Freet, who Is the complainant IN
said hill.
And the said defendants are further no.
tilted that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur TO the said Bill within
sixty davs after the next Term OF SAID
Court. the said Henry Erect At the next
term after the expiration ofsaid sixty day,
will apply TO said Court TO take the mat
rnsreon accordingly.
TYLER, ROWE g. DURFEE,
Sol. for Compile.
Dec. 7th, ls46.-l6-6w.
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Notice.

DR.. John ]. Harts, from Frederick, Ohio
80, -; ,i.,o any patented
GoI ~ @ 1dt will refer the public to the
hest ply ST clans on the Western Reserve,
where he mas prac,ised as a physician aud
surgeon for the last III years. As ts his
staining as physician and surgeon, he
will iefer TO
Docbr l.. Biggelow, Palmyra, Portage
county, U.
4" Jas. DE Wolf, Ravanna, &" D
l." J. Town. Hudson, Summit CO. o
L" X. Es,ep, Canton, Stark CO. D
" S. Seehy, Warren Trumbull CO.
I" ]. Scott, Parkman, Geaug. CO.
Jsaary i, lS47.-l3-3m.