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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,


AN the 10th day oi September. l647, be&
~ tween the hunrs OF and 2 o'clock, p.
VI. at the door Of the Court House in the
town cf MarioD, comfy Of Marion, Oho
will be sald 10 the highest bidder, the fol>
lowing real estate as the property of David
Nc Lain, deceased, to wit: The west half
of the north west quarter Of section Eve,
township four, lsoutbl range fourteen--
containing seventy-twu 6S 0llacres, more
or less. Also the following tract--begin-
ing at the south west corner. Of fractional
section thirty two, township three, [southl
range fourteen; thence north along ths
section line fifty seven chains and thirty
nine Links TO the line Of the late Wyandot
Reservation; thence east along said Res
ovation line eleven chains and eighty tive
links to post; THENCE south, one degree
and thirty Ave minutes west, forty TIRES
chains aud seven links; thence Dorth, eigh.
ty four degrees and fifty minutes east, sew
en- chaiUs and ninety six links to post iu
he line dividing the south west quarter
Of said ,sectlqpi thence spnih fourteen
chains and fifty four links to the soutl,
west corner Of the east half of the sout.
west quarter of said section thirty two;
theuce west eighteen chains and eighty
links to the place Of beginning-contain>
ing seventy Eve Is 100 acres, more or less.
The above tracts Of land, are sold subject
TO the dover estate Of the widow of said
deceased, and situate in Wyandot county,
o. also the following tract, free of dover,
to wit: The east half Of the south east quar-
ter of fractional section thirty one, tswn-
ship three [south1 range fourteen, in said
s "A l.. ss,.. ..<rI,,
100 acres, more or less. Terms Of sale.
one third cash in hand, one third in six.
and the remainder in twelve months; the
deferred payments to be secured by mort.
gage on the primses, with interest there
on from the day of sale.
THOMAS McLAIN.
Administrator of said Estate.
Avg ste, lS47 -43-4w,- $4.
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PAILADELPHiA, Sept A p. NJ.

PAILADELPHiA, Sept A L. VI.
Flour--Dull, w Western 5 is S 81, for
retail.
Wheat--Prime Red (old Westerly ]. 10
sales 3,OOO bushels. Prime (new) / l2
a l5--sales G, 900 bushels.
Provisious--Nominal, demand increas,
ing; aud no change in other articles,
Stock market lull with downward tend
ency.
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Mela uclfo'y Lfoss.

The New Orleans Delta Of the 9th say S.
sThe steamer YazeG, Capt. Culver, lef.
this city on Monday night About six
miles above she struck snsg, which car
r;ed away her weel house. Lieut.. Niles.
commanding oneof the companies OF the
ID iliiaois res siment, just returned from
Mexico, who were so conspicuous for their
gallaniry at Bdena Vista, was passenger
on the boat, and having gone below al
the time, was carried away in the wreck
of tie wheel-house and drowned. flis
body was nal found when the bOa, left The
shore, after temporarily re: pairing the
damage done TO her. Tais was not adeati
.Hia.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
NEW YORK. Sept. 81 p. NJ.

NEW York. Sept. 81 p. NJ.
Flour-Genesee, s. 81; Western, SO
25a5 5U--orders from abroad.
Wheal-.Dull-prioes same as before the
arrival of the steamer.
Cotn-Pilme White, &c.
Oal-44c.
LARD W estern, I0c. sates SEQ bbls.
Provisions aud utLer articles without
change;
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

RATHER FuNNy.--An exchange paper
states that the Indians 10 Mexico use eggs
in place Of money for a currency. AT
this rate, they will soon have a: rotten a
currency as we have here in Peonsy lvaoia
vide the "Relief Notes'--so called
Germantotcn Telegraph.
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NOTICE.

Z S hereby given, that the undersigned
= has been duty appointed hdministra.
tor, nf The estate of r bert Slakely, laIe
of the Township Of Tymechtee, in Tie
county Of W,andot. and State of Ohio
aud is authorized to settle tie same. Per
sons lavirg claims against said estate are
requested TO present them duly authenti
cated'fot settlement; and llose who are
Indebted TO said estate are requested to
make payment without delas,
WILLIAM i. SfOKELY,
administrator.
Dated August II. '47.-46-3w.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. d. A o'clock, P. VI.
Southern teisg rarh out Of order--no
ohange 10 markets,
Floor--Western, $4 62ia4 s7A--supply
small.
Whiskey- l6al7o,
Groceries S Provisions-no change.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

PnILADELPHlA, Sept. 3, = Z. VI.
Fiuur-PrIces GU decline.
Wheai-N ithout change.
CoIn-Sales al lower rates.
PiovisiouA-- Without change, demand
Improving.
No change in other articles.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

Il say Pat said Yankee to an Irish,
man who was digging in his garden, are
you digging out hole 10 that onion beds!
NO. says Pat ~ am digging out the
earth aud leaving the hole
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

From the Philadel pl ia Dollar Newspaper
DON'T Deprec.a:c the Currency.
We have t.ken tie OCCASION several
times re Gently to express . word Of cau-
ton TO bankers as to The increasing vol
ume Of the currency. / is mare than ey,
er important under tie present revenu9
laws that cur currency should not depre
ciate by increaslag the amount of bank
notes. With cltcunspection in this par.
t.cular, tlere is no doHb, We shall he able
to maintain our present hold upon the
British market for the sale Of our surplus
agricuturai produce, By the ex' rclse ot
proper spirit in making the terms Of pay
ment easy. by ,aktng What Great Britain
has TO give in cxctiargo, large and pro
fi.able business may be con inue,; and b,
apprec iating tbe cnrrenc, by lessenine
the notlisnal amount sccuye the greater
profits. II in eithet country, uI6 qnanti
ty Of paper munel convertible iato c3dn Is
increased, the prices ofi,rpertcd products
rise, or ia nher words, the foreigner can
obtain more money for his wares. This
fact caiises large Quantities to clme int"
the couniry, but as The for. igner viii not
carry away paper, lie exchanges II for
money, which lie cafties hoEe, where II
is more valuable. Thus Flour now sell.
here al SIs ST per bairel, aud wheat
Gl4 per bushel, the currency not belng
very largely above specie level III
1857 8, when there was an iinnIerse vol
ume of paper inenc., fl .ur cttmmaude 8 q,
tie mixed curI ehcl Of paper aod specie
vas very ia,ge, add as value crnstqnep,h
low. That is. yen could Get good deal
cf money for a li'tle produce. To tie ter
iners here, as long as the paper was con-
verirbte, II was OF equal v1lue 10 him with
specie; not so, huseYer, with the foreign
tie paper money, which they exchanged
for specie and carried away. The auvua
81 wheat imported IN those two Yeas as
a 81 5, i57 busnels, valued al S ,6i7 Al
or aOtul . 4 per OnShe'; pI ttils Qnahtt' g..
l,997 COO bushels, value 81 595 co came
from Great Biitaih, and paid duty of IS
cents per 6UsLel, which vas lhen tie dny
in Engla nd Whenever HE price VS. as
high as So per bushel NV he ateat
sent from EoSland had been iupofled
there in bond ,om some other country /,
II thus paid two freghts and expenses
In this country, wheat can be produces so
cheaply and So abundantly TO render
its Importation impraeticahle, until de-
pteciated currency, as in 8 IS, raises the
price to So per bushpl. Wheat can then
travel halt over the world, pay freight and
duty, and still sell here at profit. 1t is
the same with almost every commodity;
but wheat, a principal staple, presents as
strong an illustration Of our position as
any other and clearly proves the advan
tsge OF dear currency in our exchauge
of commodities with foreign countries.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
PETER A. TYLER,
Attachment Notice,

Ala. person ind ebted viii take notice
IA ,ha, Jacob Bibier, "a an oJli dGs Of
July, 1877, sued out writ Of attachment
from the Court Of Common Pleas If Wy
andot county, 10 The State ofObio, against
leia :. C,audal u for two hundred dollars
debt, aud fly dollar damage. which writ
has b,en served aud returned.
C. G.. WORTH, Clerk
July 9th, ls47-40-6i.s
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Watch and Clocks!

7HE cirizeus of U pr Sandusky aud
% vicinity, are resps ctinlly informed
that the subscriber has commenced the
Watch and Clock making business in all
It's vsglnus branches. Paient Lever, CYL
Inder, Lepin, Repeater, and common,
Watches aud Clocks Of all kinjs repaired
aud ceansed, ou the must reasonable
erns.
lie also oiers his services as surveyat!
ERNEST VI. KRAKAU.
July ., 1S47--SS-3m.
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baltimore, Sept. 8, sP. NJ.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, 8 T. M.
Flout Howard street, SIS 43--Cil
Mill $o 43.
Whea,-prlme White, 5 l2al 10; Req
u, 81 tiSal IL.
Ooru--W White, 6SaI0c,
Susal--New Olieans, 15c.
No change IN other arllcies.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
DIED,

On Tuesday The 7th inst, Mrs. Harper, the
wife of James l.. Harper, of Crane township.
She died after short ilness--surrounded by
many friends whom she has left to mourn her
loss When mother falls there is one gone
whose place cannot be filled by any other
member of the family.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

dead mans friends possessed. An alter
cation ensued. After some .iIne thes
agreed for three dollars which was paid;
snd the priest cropped his prayersto su't
tho recompense.
Another incident will serve to Illus
trate the ignorance;and superstition ofthe
lower class. Behold that singular process
sion. The old hard faced priest as he
leads the way, is chanting some strange
words. The boy 10 the black dress carry.
ing the cowl>s,af as he follows the priest,
Is talking To the boys in ed hat have the
rods with buruing tspers. How strange
are the wild notes tx al shrill clarinet, and
how stranger still the see.saw Of that old
fiddle. The crowd are dancing all, and
6rackers. la that box is a little child
adorned with 6ne paper--blew, and green;
And yellow, aud red-neauy cut and Grim
ped. These are finerat ceremonies of
dead child, about to be placed in the grave
eighteen inches deep, The men shovel in
the dirt, the boJs tramp it down.
The foregoing is bu, hasly glance at
the ignorance, superstition ant barbarity
OF Tie people " ith " HON we are now al
war. Bat this war is destined 10 their ad .
vantage. From il good mus result. AL
ready many of them have adopted our fash
ions and evinced disposition to learn our
language. Such manifestations promise
something far the present and much for
tie future. B sotry VIII expand into lib
e,alty, and priest-craf wili dwindle amid
their intelligence into an obsolete term
Despolism Will yield to lay and order and
freedom aud equality will cxis'. Are these
things too much to expect! Who knows
bht in the econ"ay Of the Almighty this
warwa designed for the moral ard poliii
cal redemption Of ,xicc!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
CAMP
THE MARCH HAS BEEN UPwARD!!

THE MARC III HAS BEEN CFN ARD'!
I'D HUFFMAN, having removed from
< lis former stand, Las taken up has
quarters in the room over Ayres Store,
where lie is prepared to accommpdate ev'
er, person that may give hlm call. You
may talk Of fay but Hoffman is the
greatest Tutor in these diggens, aud for
prosf Of This, just give him trial.
F.4SHtON'Si F4SHiONS!!
lie always keeps on hand tie latest and
best fashions of The day, and Chis and
makes clothes to please customers. HIS
work is neat and durable.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

An exchange paper says, an artist paint
ed COW aud cabbage so natural that
he was obliged to separate them, before
lie had finished, because the COW com
menced eating the cabbage.
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LSIOR.
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oh IN dead! I'm desd!' blubbered a
liule fellow tie other day, as he went
running iutv The hoiise.s
.wbai's the natserl' inquired lie af
lrighieJ spetler.
.ol, ran seainst 4 fsece. aud s'raet q
kaos tsit 10 lny trousers.
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PIrTSDu.a i, Sept. 3, i0P. "
River "a feet IL cbannel--ireights much
II. Creaseu.
Flour--W Weslern, 81 ga. Receip S
hsht. Market unsettled,
Cheese--6.Utc.
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Found,

I 6ce. small sS"rd, the had msnussi
win brass, the owner c an have saId pr p
.dl, b, ,s,l'ng and paying charges.
Ansus; 9, lss,.
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Eu1'9,sers,

lie will take in exchange for Tailoring.
all kinds of country produce, tor ,which
he will allow the Lightest market prices.
Juue l6i lN4.--2C- f.
PETER A. TYLER,
.gHo*aey al Laao and Solicitor m Cha"cery,
Will .prac,tce Law N this aud adjoining
{ onntles, and punclaaliy attend to all
business entrusted o his care
OFFICE, ~ McCntchehvlll.
Dec. ., le45.-l4-lt
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FJrty-Eight Ex ra Pages
Of reading matter were glreh IN Tie i'si,
SIX months! The estimated coat Of the
literary aitieies lor the ensuing SIX months
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ATTENTION

Democrats and Wings. NV ncted horse
''Selin" has either run, away from me, or
let some ioafer steal him; he is five years
old II hands high; star in the forehead
Dark bay color, with lung black tail,
ans person that will give the information
about him, shall be rewarded for all his
irouble or ] will pay FIVE dollars to any man
who will return him to me safe aud sound
as when he went away.
DANIEL TUTTLE.
U. Ssndusky, Sept. lth ls47 --47-8S.
G. w. BERRY. A. Lyle.
BERRY 6 LYLE,
.4hornegs al Lato, Upper Sa.,dasEy, Ohio,
"a (O6ice. 10 the Post 0fice
Upper Sabdosky, Sept 3, 47--tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10

The Corn Crops through the country look
exceedingly good.
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Dated, August n. '47.-46-3w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20
10000.

Alexandria Lottery. class 26 draws a.
stay 20, 1G47; 81 numbers.
! drawn ballotq.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

Alexandria Lottery. Class 24 iraHs 4
Alexandria MAY %, 1917. 70 number,
= drawn ballots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

DRESS GOODS,
-aRRED. striped and Main tssar-
~ DO ~ do iafases
Tovie 4 f..ts httiiisntesns
Chslass orgaldies Just feeeived ~
- ~ MAKsH, TkNtos MARIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

tEa4.t a7'tis-
M ls7g. asads,
I#fy.
afa.t1 I'D and SIX hoys 10 learn the Saddle.
'et 4fuas '~1slHcss. Apply TO
W. Il. CLARK. M p. Monroe Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

'Is,h t'-i0 Dozen mems and bows palm leaf
H.s a1 -tey dozen mems ! esuoru has. also
an #otSeuIa and sllk ca Just received and for
.e ALTMAN NAXwFII
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RuFeB-0F FIR

= D III - TIN"tI7 u
z.a.ftfsa. Geaatefte ter 0faF.
a55sa. j. " STEPHENS, Juu. M,LHr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

HIE-Nn the rev style Of pftrg importailonso OF
sits. from 10 aeets.o S3pet Ard. a feH PATTERN OF
tlarE ard tlue black striped sfmunt silk lusi fsceiVedoS
m u MAHeHs = =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

II .'si s,A shaving Cream. manufaemr.
cons sornef y Fulton ana sspGE -.
tl0tE NJ. + = Uusl excellent %a1tIc'e. and r.
p ' "S'''e Of the cubic. NJ O.HtrT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-20

MOTHS. assn eres and restinss OF every make, co
a. Ior Aud quality a very 'ow Prices, Just received IN
rraO MAEsn, TAYLOR & NARsI.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-02-02

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irtrelben /; auf oieie Irt bate ieuee9ano
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Ifeniiue au erersifen. 9leib,eitia miib
man aber aut) Die Olflit)e uno neifli be
eefIite in ifrenoer Slocfaoe balten. -
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Fo balo 9enctbiBt lein. 0rieoenaporiebld
3u MAIDEN.
Gen. Soptor pcriibrrt, baB CT. ais er
Rmor0o nit $3.50 Wann perlieb, niht
br ais $4,000 Natlonen (foum 3urei.
eno fir Is Saee) bel iib 0ebabt babe
iaot: SD rudte unter iolben Ser
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Den Seiis BON Wontsrep bdlt Sen.
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feeimenter fir nur Sin SQbr on8ewcr
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bin. uno Hucfmorib aOein Der 0roBte
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Ser game Brief ii Elm neuer SepGie
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