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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-11
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The Ohio Press.
sEssiON pApER FOR 1sAC.-7.


Tie approaching session Of the General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, viii be one
Of tie most lively interest. The difference
between the two parties has seldom been
80 stroigIy marked as during the late con
test. They have avUwed themselves dis.
tinc,ly in favor OF widely different courses
Of policy, funded upon lhe must opposite
principles. The result has been drawn
battle the small vOle makes II very
duubtiui what would be the popular Will
with a fall yote.--The Senate is tied. AL
these circumstances make US await the
events of the appr aching session with
anxious expectation.
Some ot The more reckless wings have
already binted their intention TO dlspIace
the Senators from Stark aud Wayne coun>
lies. Ii they make this attempt, Ihe con
test will be new thng in the history Of
o 10; the unwavering iirmness Of ever,
democrat will be ,rled aud we may look
for such base attempts at bribery and Cor.
iuption, as have taken place al the capital
Of Pennsy vania.
Our aburs " i'll ue directed to making
a faithful record of what Is done, ,--tugt.i e
reperts Of legislative proceedings at onct
talI aud c0Dclse. Our ann vii be to avid
the tedious detail of each trivial motion,
and 10 make orr readers. acqnalntnd with
Tie actual progress f legislation. We
viii give an inlellglble history, and aol
an nninleIligible record of matious. All
who take any interest in the welfare Of the
State, should furnish themselves with this
Information and with SESSION PAPER
as tie means Of ohtaingit.
03-We shall also give summary Of the
Frcceedigs OF Congress. " Ach will proba-
jdy contain much ofiUteres' upon The sab
jsct ui annexlnG new territory aud tt
slavery,
Terms II Session Paper.
Daily paper Tor the session, S3 90
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Cotton Crop-The Worm.


We lay before readers the statements and specua
lions Of esteemed correspondent Mr. afock premis
ing that although do not concur with HIN in every
respect, confidence in HIS judgment and means Of
deceived MIR Af1pcs Is cool, cautious and intege
observer planter himself he has, la the furtheranoe
Of his interests made himself well acqusnted with
nature of various obstacles the Guilt
walton OF the southern 1T ps and particularly with
the habits and peculares OF its most dreaied ensmy
the cotton worm. Ii will be that after much IN
vestgatou aud frequent consultation with respectable
and enlightened planters correspondent Ia Of opiu
Ion that the crop Of l5a7 will be very seriously Injured
by the rsvaoes Of the worm although that Insect has
ta year delayed Its appearance until an advanced pc
Rod OF the season He Ia phAtio in expressing the
conviction that district will escape from Texas to
Tennessee, and that the backward condition Of the
crops will leave but few specimens OF he plant sufficient
y advanced to DO beyond tho vosacous and destructive
appetite Of the worm.
the conclusions Of so sagacious and keen observer
The future will determine how his gloomy antelope
tions are to be realized.
WASHING roN Miss, Sept 7, 1s47.
OErTLEMEN-The Temperance of the cotton worm,
Mt late date, is Circumstance Of the wonder
fui kind that has under my observation the his
tory nsscs And that their coming should be herald
every part Of the cotton region about
the date s equally wonderful must confess that
am stl much In the dark to their whereabouts since
their dssppeasnce last winter and TO the Of
their delay in sho-,ng themselves We greatly need the
aid of learned and skilIfol entomoogst Surely the
states of Louisiana and Mississippi could well afford
sxpend $40 700 each, amount that mi ht be
sidered requisite, for the employment Of such
one who might possibly point out some by
which their nigh be prevented
But IL Ia In vain to propose any such measure The
planters will Sec with perfect indifference thousands
upon thousands for every any other object
whilst the great obectthe Improvement OF our sgri.
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culturs-is passed over thing Of no moment They
may even IL last feel ght covction that the d.
until he has made his sppssraaes must raise my
feeble voice rssrsts the that there Il no
they not OF & ay
that II Is time the cotton.growing community was
aroused to action to prevent this, II possibls.
have differed little their from those repeat
eddy published last season | make pretensions to
any greater knowledge Of the nature and habits Of in
secs than considered it my duty and my intarest
q planter to acquire I am entomoogist, and say
thus much as an apology for any errors may have fallen
ordinary education and intelligence acquiring sufficient
knowledge of this science to prevent his displaying such
on this subscl and which, notifying enough, to ssy
the least OF it,
SO far a. informed until the LIST October and that
season had been, throughout 80 very favorable to the
growth the plant that they did little towards lessen
Ing the very heavy crop OF that year The bulk OF the
crop picked before the 18th October in ordinary
sons.
young boil by the 10th septembsr some districts were
gone before that date The crop In the Southwest
very backward and all the younger bols were con-
good and the fall one Of the finest on record for
picking Almost every fibre was saved Cotton low
unwilling to believe thar the crop must inevitably be
very short Hence they did not send cotton forward
they might have done. and this was In great mss-
the Of the difference in receipts between last
year and this ut the LIST September. The is in
fact more backward this year than last.
In l847, the will not sweep the crop until from
the the 10th Of this monthhs very cold nights
have had having delayed their changes But on the
other hand, they will destroy the cotton over far
wider Of country at that date than they did last
year. Indeed feel confident that little Is rsked In say
ing that district will escape from Texas to Tennes
see The crop IL backward at best, even here and s
represented to be still north and east of US In
Alabama, Georgia Carolina and upper Mississippi We
have nothing to depend upon but the ground bos and
what few Of the top crop may be sufficiently matured to
b. beyond the reach of the worm though the amount of
ground bos Is immensely great
To give an opinion, thus early, upon the probable
amount Of the CROP would be premature though when
urged to myself have stated that the bet would
be safe which would place IL at not 100 900
bales more than that Of last year AS yet, however,
this is mere guessing You shall have an opinion ne
vertheless, in good time, though did differ much
last year. My guess the 10th September, 1916,
100000 bales the year previous. at about the same
date it 100000. So must be cautious this year.
Let refer you to the following table, the true
ground work upon which to base guess at the orop
together with personal observation and that of able and
lioou dapfa.-
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BALTIMORE, Sept. ~. lS47

BALTIMORE, sept ~. lo9I
Son Of Old Zaehary-.a SW.nd!sr -arsst.d-Festira
Of -7tonrment-Firs Riotins-City Courts-Drowned
Stocks, &c.
Robert Taylor, Esq, of General Zachary Taylor,
arrived In Baltimore last evening. So great the
spect for his father that he is quite lion.
fellow passing by the name of L G. Ward, alias
Tracy, who has recently been palming himself of in
New York, Philadelphia aud Washington ofaosr
the navy arrested yesterday the charge Of having
obtained from Mr. James Coal under this false pretence
the Of sos. He committed to await his trial
The Jews Of this city kept Monday last the Festival
Of Atonement, having suspended all business well
eating and drinking for twenty four hours.
The fre rioters Seem to gotten the upper hand
ofhs authorities of the city,
prscedented is to be hoped that the given by
The wings for the enency Of the authorities the sub
ject Ia not hs correct viz the appoach OF cleo
ton day lfthis is the the public should know
It. The Mayor has the authority to close for sixty
days the houses Of all the companies participating in
these scenes Of Outrage and the pubic expect him to
perform his duties
Our city courts all in session. but they seem to
have no business Of Importance hand
young girl about twelve years of age, named Rey-
uolds committed suicide yesterday by throwing herself
into the city reservoir Her mind had by
recent sickness and she mad sroled from home in this
state
Sales OF Stocks Mt Baltimore.
81 10 shares BAIT and OHIO Railroad 4; do Union
Bank, 81.
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MORE ANTI.RENr OUrRAGa.-We regret to be
compelled to announce on Thursday night last
the barn and shed Of Hiram Lapham In Taghkanic
contents valued at some $500 insured for S70o On
the night, the hay barracks Of VIM H. Barringer
In the town. also fred and burnt aud 1t was
with some difficulty that his barn saved On the
night attempt also made to fire the barn OF
stephen Ham, in said town, about two miles from
Lspham's, by fixing paper lantern with lighted can
die in It, the bottom Of the lantern being filled with tow
that when the candle burns down short distance 1t
will the tow fire. and it Is placed that the blaze
will reach the hay other combustibe and set 1t on
FIRE This mode Of revenge is the most dangerous and
cowary of any that has yet been resorted to- and calls
loudly prompt and energetic action the part Of
the people We trust that these midnight incendaries
will run their and that just punishment will
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when tested the wording Of the second section of the
joint resolution Of annexation. "Nsw States" says
f convenient sss not exceeding four In numhsz IN a.
dtion to said State Of Tsxas &c may BE- formed out Of
the territory thereof What state Of Texas meant
here' Is it the whole country known a. Tszas' *
b.. what Ia meant by the word territory sNa.A'
that the State of Texas designated 10 that pos'vn
Of the country now represented in the congress 'n'
United States and comprising the two districts known
as Eastern and Western Texas Any other construction
would lead 10 the sssurdty of making congress provide
for In. formation of States out Of one ststsn add
49,, e.. GALvIENsls.
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The Flour Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Flour and Meal-The -four
market continues rather quiet and prices nearly steady
for export Of 1000 to 1900 bbs at 81 to So SIX
for fresh ground Pennsylvania -four including one lot at
Rye Four-Saes at 81 per bbl Corn meal-Small sales
at 81 s715, held at So. Graiu-The receipts Of
wheat have been limited and prices nearly steady
sales Of 5000 bushels Southern red wheat ut 81 0
red and white mixed ut 81 10, and white at 10 to
sales we quote 75c Corn-Saes OF 20O0 bushels at
89c for Pennsylvania mixed and southern yellow.
CINCINNATI, Sept l6 To day was rainy day. and in
quence very limited amount Of business was done
The only sale of hour heard of 90 bbls = choice
brand, ut 81 rs. There s for any change in
nriCs
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Movements OF ths Pnckcts.


Cleared.
Steamship Washington, Hewitt y uthampton and Bremen.
ships-C.mden, taewl sherwood, Charleston Durham u
Dmon; Leila Higg,,s. Baltimore.
Ba,ks-nndset Dutch Veltbu.en, Batavia. Nouleb.
Rapid Ward Hayaus Moses Ty Tor; Fortunate (Sard)
Pieuic eghorn, &c Vaecan; Collooney (BO Livingston
st Iohn, NIB - -
Brgs-Hebe (Swe) Liudh Ams,e rdam. Wm Weisser: Ca
roue NeIlson BuenOs Ayres wontevideo. w Defo-
rest Co; Carry schacke ford St Marks, Norton Jr;
Motto, Dsinkwater, Portland Catochin. Fus Baltimore.
lch Sc POWELL, Powell, Wilmington, NC baltimore,
Sleight, Baltimore; 3 T. Merrill, Strong, do.
Arrived.
Steamship Sarh Sands Thompson Liverpool Sept with
mdse TO r Kermit -
ste ,msh,p 8rtannia Harrison, Boston, Goth inst at AM
and arrived Hook the 2lst inst BPM On the 2
inst AM, 100 miles East Of Sandy Hook, saw packet
ship bound West.
sc6r Th,mts Ireland somers from Brandywne with flour
schr North America, Kettel Williamston NC, with naval
Schr w e Parker Conkn. Virginia with potatoes.
Schr = Rome Wedmore, Virginia, with potatoes
Schr s Waterman. Foot. Virginia, with potatoes.
Sch Elizabeth D-vson, Bu'uell Virginia, with potatoes
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THE REGULAroRs.-We prrc i've from the
Arkansas Inteliigencer that the citizens on Sugar
Loaf the line and in Scott and Crawford counties
have felt compelled to resort to summary means to free
themselves from the presence and depreciation of non
law-abiding characters They recently gave some Of
these fellows chase. and, as learn from another
source badly wounded by gun shot man by the name
of Mays who had been harboring them. They ordered
all such persons to leave the counties In due time.
Among the other desperadoes chased was Mat Ger.
ring most hardened and vlanous wretch, who Ii
well known in this nation and along the line.
By this movement Of the Regulators" they have
driven these scoundres from their neighborhoods,
but that several OF them including Ser
ring, have found their way into the nation near the
line and skulking about from place to place The
citizens Of Flint and Going Snake will do well to keep
look out for them.-Cherokes .1ipocate, ID inst.
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FULFILLING THEIR PRoMIsE.-A few wears

FULFILLING THEIR PRoMIsE.-A few years ago
number 81 Iexaos We're taken prisoners iu
streets One OF their labors was to n column on
which Santa Annals greatness inscribed, with the
addition that the work dou. by prisoners taken In
the Texan The Texans employed on this dpqr d.
ing task, made at The time that II ever war was
carried nto Mexico. this work should be destroved
Their pledge has been redeemed After the late bnttlss
and the sexoans driven In disgrace to their citv
the Texans, formerly prisoners, went In body TO the
pieces.
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MO CURE NO PAY--pR. COKBITT. 10 puane street
Of tn, Meacal society q New York may be consulted ,hs
and close this class OF compinn ms SIS
and expeditions extraordinary sue ess
during long snd extended practice ior ~ s
few of the grounds which he rests his c!sig,s tCs
mode of treatment is safe eecsua and expeditions not
curing either the use p %seafy o. WITH ssy
pain Consiitutonal Debl,Those individuals who bays
ndu certain los,ome and sre Iet o can positively
~ fouy d,v. No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing fec Of three dollars, will receive prompt at
tsnton so w III IN
PaiNCE msnufacturer OF Paper Hansines, (No. 3Is
Pea greet Fnrklip square) would inform Country Mer.
CHI n Jobbers aud those In the trade that he selling off his
whole sfock Of Paper Hangipgs and materials for
ring with Of declining his bu mess TOR another
wholesale dealers purchasing IN ON $50 to 500 for
cash, shall ha the DDS strictly Manufaotucrs cost
ON ne cost priess VIII be made Purchasers finding the
med in strict accordance with the above
express their astonishmeut and generay buy double the
amount they intended before calling
s22 3G *m PRINCE. 3fa Pearl street.
ROOK5ELLERS, TRADE SALES.-Uentlsmen attend:
- ing the Trade Sales presumed 20 know the style aud
Of the subscribers various publications. they
cia invited however to call and examine tho stock in all its
variety Also the low prices the catalogue with the cash
prices set down the show bls the Comic German House
keepers Farmers and Rough and Ready Amanacs Tor Sis
Books colored and plain and the immense number OF Mscel
aneous Books Of all szes and pces and above all want
propTa persona with their letters containing orders, &C.
TURNER & FISHER "a Chatham ST Ny:
AIS aor.rc Is North 9Th street. Philseelehie.
TIssUE PAPEIsss Rssns No. 1 White riasus.
! s &c &C. 9 9siow DO
For sal. By '~ dffERssss' q.; sRsSSoKs.
10 TIN No. Is and ST Nassau street.
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Who their ri .s
apply post paid at St Michael'
Z: and So s'%; Mi
"A Ensls German and Fisn.S and sve good Ieis s.:
situation TO go with respectable family TO the
Psase address letters to the post Office H. F. Rupp
R1ARD-s respect.he p,iyats FAM without b,a der.
.hes 1oo sna sTeas tea and aa"sr Sunday
CURED Hot cold and shower baths in the house Enquire
1THE ORIGINAL .IALVANIC KISUs bands, belt,
Broadway corner John street Dealers supplied liberal
Warranted q, hs original mAf s
street an2o iotsrc
.QsT-L9si about 5Ih of Ausu,t, from Loy, Joy =
eohSs ss' %'aAf vs.t s az he sam
1 a.. "a that Ss S iss% wi"
THEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS, cloth coat eo,n'
%si % & for @ 5ss
and cts 70 Sc Cleaning dy @ ,spsns
a Sins s'' cor ' and Nasssu
a KaKE ngLLLEcT9N OF 4! II1o9d All
the eli on adsy 800 ad
superb collection Of antiquities consisting Of Japan PORCELAIN
s sIa
and as Ss
Maid furniture Of sr.a. beauty; Venetian bocales wine
sa s w. ss y Ct
a. i oesL without r and ready e.
invited call and examine these precious articles Of
NB-At the above establishment is also magnifco col
lection of oil paintings OF the Dutch and Elemsh sehc's
p poSisd sale 20 and see men, and sure DO .e
TFEATsE on DISEASES . IF THE In. slX X .Al
dry Surgical Essays and LECTURER on the Operative Surgery
Oh ffs work epst s review Of
decay from seabuse and excess and also q every known
New York JourD" i' Of Medicine and Collateral
wen in clear nervous style and Is calculated to DO
%SccSs The practitioner will find sSoundns in Vsassr
hints and the general rssder will many useful
Boston Me- iea and Surgical Journal DR.. DIXON has writ
Comma ysSssls .s$ f: ;ss XII
BOOK Which the nongrossicnal reader viii regard with
70 the rational principles ingenuity under
rvrg surgical circumstances, stamp it with uncommon rnie
Evening Post. p5 D S pupil Of Dr. Mo. Oft il.
sey ans gre yet in decided language twill doubt
woman aid her Diseases from the Cradle the Prve,
ss s ii s G. c y s ia
III 81 s', q
aR~n,s wanted throughout the country. sssa.m
e p %s. Ss@ 81.
York the Of delicate Diseases For the last
nsp
& % % S. old Sd a o% o
may have elect sacnfe Ulcers upon The body The
throat pains in the and bones Of the legs ee
tpay cured weakness brought by aSecet
habit INDUCED IN by young causing ascvious orea
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent ease %
v.ntor from bpsiness Post paid letters containing " TOT
ad, ice. attended to. No charge made unless cured
aura s0;' m
nR COOPER Il DUANE street between chatham a ana
~ William Streets the last fourteen years enJ9ye9
the most erteusye practice private diseases OF eny
man in New York lie the most aggravated cases OF
tus disease: and cured TO i've DAYS
ureDoctor has discovered anew method by which
he can cure the worst form of structure N rom ono 70 two
weeks with scarcely any the patient Copsuuonal
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED IN py young
This, when freely INDUCED m oekeM ayspeRsis
weakness Of limbs and small Of the back confusion Of IN.
tellees, ana c svsss,on 70 wsreurv used
Post paid letters containing - for advice aendedto
aui4 30tsm
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The CrOps

The weather has very nattering but still our
r,os planters In getting in their crops in
good order. Yesterday a very good drying day -
We have three OF the principal plantations
the Atamaha, which encouraging. They are going
on well too Oh tn. Ogesches notwithstanding several
Of individual suffering the whole crop lin Georgia
vii probably be large ons aud ths rice OF superior
quality - Savannah HrpubIican 18Th INST.
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= a late date Tor nrst blooms
Early blooms and late ftostine throughout.
ate blooms and unfavorable
The wormbut Late with ealy and Gne to do
any material injury.
Exc ssve drought especially in Atlantic and Gulf States
Il Late crop aud the wom.
Yours, truly, THOMAS AFFLECK.
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Brighton Cattle market.

SEPT. 20 AT market $50 Beef Cattle, l400 Stores
$500 Sheep and 23OO Swine.
Prices Beef Catte-sales quick at an advance
We quote extra Sc so; first quality SO 25; second
so n 8 10; third IS a as
Working Oxen-Sal-s at $50 81. 100 and l08
Stores-rwo year old sic AL three year old sis
So
sheep-Sales at 81 Al, so, rs, . IS. and 2 CO.
swine-Lots to pedds ooi old hogs AZ, and $40 At
retail from TO GHc.
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Arrivals q Strangers.
WEprEspAy, Sept. ~.
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