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LAND WARRANT. The Washington News quotes
as The ruling price there for Land Warrants gl09 with
with pretty fair supply. War Bounty Scrip SO l2 to
80. Corcoran g. Riggs are offering the lodrof GO at
per cent premium exclusive Of interest.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

SUBJECT FOR REFLECTION. Il is stated that The
sesars smoked in the United States amount 10 100000
wv annually This expense, great as is, is incurred
oy boys and young men principally, and would supper,
oooOO OF their number in the process of obtaining lin.
eral education, at S208 per annum.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

FORK vs. SOUR KRour. As an honest Dutch.
man was going along the street, in Cincinnati
n.sssd Jaw ana buck on his shoulders, hog
lated him snd ~, me legs Of the man and precpi.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

ou u az brunswick Maine, John, son of wild
S,onh D'Jmn' LOST an eye and part of hand
stephen Royal had his arm broken go W'
Hutchinson was badly injured by prematu atm ~ ~
Poslon OF cannon fired in honor Of Gen IT,
lor's election. " Gen. Isy-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

" The Rochester Advertiser says tina, the consum~
Of Tobacco in that city pay about $4,000 annually
for the indulgence Of their smoking and chewing pro-
pensities being $4,000 more than the aggregate city
.axes.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

James X; Vineyard, who was expelled from
tue territorial Legislature OF Wisconsin, for the
murder OIL fellow meinber two or three wears
from Grant county. s'''a'ure'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. The Governor and
Council have counted the votes for Members of Con,
gress, at The late election. In the l., Ill, vi, VII.
VIII and X Districts the Wing candidates are elec.
ted In the H. ", v, and TX. there is no choice n,
the Eighth the whole number oil ballots was Is 2l5-
Horace Mann, received II 087 The following is the
official result, Of the Districts in which we feel the
greatest interest
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

u The House OF William Harry, in Norfolk, Va,
was turned on Thursday, and one of his children per
shed in the FIRE.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

u Yesterday, DR.. Chandler, of the Hospital, to-
geher with about hundred Of his patients visited
the Portal. of Pope Plus TX, and we're highly edited
with their visit to his holiness.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY. The people of Ken
lucky, having decided 10 call convention to modify
their Constitution, discussing the question of
Emancipation with much earnestness. The question
seems to be, whether the State shall fix time after
which all shall be Tree, or after which all born shall be
free at certain age whether any steps shall be taken
towards liberation. The Georgetown Herald contains
communication from George w. Johnson, urging all
sorts Of objections against the abolition OF Slavery in
any FORM Here of his paragraphs
GENTLEMEN IL have no words TO express the inf>
mite and contempt which | ee when | hear a
- HSuuOniaH CoIDPer~ sos, raR~aach with Oh;o
mere is something proud and noble generous enhusi.
aslc and glorious, IN our peope-a people who have
never stopped to mental ccupations-freemen who
neither fear honest labor mortal man. and who rally
10 The standard OF their country whenever planted
IN defiance of her enemies We have no organized
bands within our borders to steal the property of Ohio
we have no cantug hypocries TO preach against our
nelghbors and interfere with their rights. Save your
dollars, Ohio i: dollars and cents ARE good Perhaps
they are worthy OF you. We have sci our hearts on
something else We want "Spartan men and women,
with hearts and souls in their bodies who despise can't
VINO love their od and country ith all their strength
AID their neghbors as themselves"
Commenting on the above, the Kennebec (Me Jour.
nal says =" Spartan men and women" were great
warriors, great robbers, great hieUes, but despsed
labor So do the Camanches Navahoes, Pswnees and
Blackfeet Are these examples for Kentucky?
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District No 4
no e NUMBER o. ballots lilo
Necessary for a thoice 705c
John Pallrey has 54I9
Benjamin Thompson J.379
Frederick Robinson 284
All others have Or
District No s.
Whole number OF ba!lots 19qAo
Necessary for cho ce 975
Charles Allen has 6 6O8
Charss Hudson 1900
Isaac Davis 3O35
A ilohers have
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

NE" YORK. The Electoral College met a, Albany
wednesday and cast the hiry.sx votes for TAYLOR and
Fillmore. '"N
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

The PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of this city could not attend
the Exhibition Of the celebrated Painting Of Plus TX. on
Wednesday last, in consequence Of the inclemency of
the Weather. The Proprietor of the Painting is anx>
ious that all Teachers and Scholars will attend on Sat.
urday next Tomorrow in the afternoon, in Fenwick
Hall, formerly the old Catholic Church, on Temple
Street.
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a-t,e Da(Lp 3sp.

Conc REssIoNAL ELECTION. Monday, the
first dsy of January next, has been appointed for
a second trial in the districts IN this state "hlch
failed to choose representatives TO Congess, at the
ate election
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The London Times OF the 18th contains
accounts from Paris of the previous day, receiv-
ed by express, which represent Gen. Cavaignac's
prospects of an election to the presidency to be
more favorable, chiefly because 1t was believed
that Louis Napoleon would not obtain the requi-
site two millions of votes, and that the election
would finally devolve upon the Assembly The
Paris correspondent OF the Times says:
General Cavaignac and his friends using
every effort to propltiate the Red Republicans
BY success in that respect he might acquire 3d.
600 votes. have told you what the men say
they will do il Louis Napoleon succeed-Damely,
to shoot HIM through the head if, when in power,
he betrays the slightest intention to sovereignty
The men best qualified to pronounce upon the
matter are convinced. that If Louis Napoleon be
elected, the whole party of Gen. Cavaignac and
all the fighting men Of the Red Republic will
coaesce, refuse submission, and have fight Tor
the supremacy"
The king OF Prussia, encouraged by the sue
cess OF the Emperor of Austria, had come to an
open rupture with the Assembly at Berlin, and
had broken up their meetings by an armed force
which had entered Berlin. Martial law had
been proclaimed, ard collision between the
troops and the citizens was to be expected at any
time. In Gallcia and Hungary the people are in
state oil instruction, and hard lighting is likely
to ensue, as the Imperial troops were marching
towards those countries.
In the North ofItaly, the Austrians had beat
en- the LonIbards; but the Veneuans had gained
some petty successes. There SYMPTOMS OF a
| new outbreak in the centre of Italy. The latest
accounts from Rome speak of a revolt OF the Pom
| thcal troops Some differences had arisen be-
tween the French Government and the Bey Of
| Tunis.
CHOLERA. The total number OF cases of chol-
era already reported in England, from it first APP
| pearance has now reached 1889, OF which $50
have proved fatal, and 33l are still under treat
ment. During the last week the number of
deaths reported in the metropolitan districts was
| 81. The number this week will range about 60.
| From the provinces the daily returns appear
without any cases reported But in Edinburgh
the malady still prevails to some extent,-the
new cases are scarcely ever under 20 daily; the
deaths are from to 10 daily. From France we
have no farther accounts OF its extension; and it
has almost disappeared at Berlin Upon re-
view of the general state OF health in England,
there is nothing to cause needless alarm.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-08

The tests applied certain. The quantity Of arse>
mic required to destroy life varies greatly according 10
circumstances. Books vary from one to ten grains
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HonOra BILE Re,raction.

Onr Of the leading whig stump speakers
in + orida, makes tho following newspa
per CORE @ ion, of an error into which he
hid fallen in regard to Gen. Ca . supper,
on the Irish Relief Bill. Such an exam
pie of whig Ioaes,y. an article so rsrel,
ount, d eserves TO be especially noticed
and commended:
TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 7, '4S.
Editors ofthe Fioridan: .-.a..
] wish to repair an error which have
recently Committed in having on one or
two occasions, imputed to Gen. Cass the
defeat Of the Irish Relief Bill. A doubt
was expressed to me as to the accuracy
,of the statement, and having referred TO
the Journals, Gnd that .ur' Cass voted
t0r the bill, and il was lost in the House
make this reparation through your col
umus for my own satisfaction, not, how
ever. supPosiug that il is of any great i'm
portance to Gen Cass or his friends.
Respectfully.
GEO. +. WARREN.
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Sherif's Sale.

Ry virsne Of writ of VeDd, Ex. 10 me
~ directed from The Conrt Of Common
Pleas of Franklin County, Ohio, ] will
"Ger forsale a, the door ofIhe Court House
IN the town Of Upper Sandusky, Wy andot
County, U. on Monday the 22d day OF DC
toter next, between the hours OF ~ o..
clock, A. NJ d 4 O'clock. z VI. of said day
he following dekcribed prnperty 30 wit:
The south part of In lot, No 100, in the
rown OF Upper SsDJusk,, beg,nniDg al The
S mb ives, corner OF said lot; thence NORTH
AZ feet thence East the length OF said To-, /;
thence south TO The soHth east corner OF
said lot; thence west to the place Of be-
ginning. Taken aud levied upon as the
President. directors, &I Company of the
ilin'Un Bark of t.olnn.buss appraised al
ft,een hundred collars
r asfRD: sier.G
September Goth, fs4o. .-56-4t.
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From the St. I.ou,s Republican.

NCtEDlARIsM-.dHtmp TO fire three
Churches.-o"e OF the most daring and
fagrsnt attempted at incendiari.m tina,
ever came I" our knowledge, was made in
this city on Tuesday night. The objec
Of the '''i'a"s was evidently to plumber,
~ '-" 's' ~ '"e "''">e''" '"
NV" "''' '"-'' "e'"'''"s "eS'e"'
~ o'''' P"'''""' " '"e c"}' ""'e '"e
"''e"'''" VI '"e c'''Ae"s """'o oe a'''"c''
=" o' "'e'' " SHOWS 20 w"a' extent '"ey
W." 20 !" accomplishing 'he'r en"s; ana
oHP'a!s '"or'"gh organization. Al
tho"g" The material used 10 these '"ce".
oiaFy atem's was evidently prepared by
'hc same hands, yet II is hardly 10 pre-
s"med 'hat was deposited atthe doors
" "' '''''a' e""'c"es oy 'he same per-
=.
Al i"'ir OF the doors OF the Methodist
church. corner of Washington Avenne
and Fourth street.-The two basement and
each s'de door-were deposited a small
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13

o. A fact occurred at tie Corwit
meeting held in this place few weeks
since, which i, may not be amiss or to-
late to mentiun. A staunch old Demu
crat, ia the sorih part Of this count,
but who does not mingle much in party
strife. on seeing Taylor nominated las
year BY pabhc meetings and ind " dual.
and accepting the num,uations as not th,
candidate Of parry. avowed his defer
mination TO cast his voIe for the hero oi
Baena Vbts, and be continued Tor Tay
lor until Corwin came To this place Ia
plead his cause. Our Democratic frienn
could not staaJ that. aud iorihwih repn
disied the man who was ,hns supporied
ty the traitor C,rw'n. snd wiii cas-, III.
,",e and influence fJr Case aud Bu;ler.-
Portage Sentinel. 80
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13
TIE DIFFERENLE.

Gen. Cass says: lam no slay yeholder-
never shall be. deprecale its exis
,ence IN principle, and play for its aboI,.
tion every where Gen. Taylur refuses
all direct expression Of opinion upon this
or any other subject, holds on to what
slave property he already has, and also
invests, within the last three mo nths,even
since his nomination for the Presidency
one hundred thousdnd dollars more ,a hu
man cattle, to stuck his vast plantations!
Is there no differences? Cannot the auvo-
Gates uf tree soil discovered be- W eea such
men, one OF whom is sure TO be elected
tor W hich ii 10 his interest and the inter
est Of the principles he advocates, to cast
his vote!--Iader.
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A CARD.

The subscriber has CONNER ed the sale
Of Political Parties. and Principles, u,
wholesale only and trusts that his repmta
tion for cheapness and quick sales vi i'll
secure himself popular favor.
lie would state that within III q pas,
mon'h he has sold the whole Wing party
cheaper than il was ever before offered
in market.
An orders south Of Mason and Dixnn's
line received with emotions of prufpuud
graf ude, aud answered i,nme d lat ely.
All orders from the North (postage paid,
replied to with,n two months.
4 TAYLOR.
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WHAT CAN IT nEAs!--we received ye

WHAT CAN IT MEAN!--We received yes
terday a circular from Cinciunati. head.
Ell in capitals kENTUCK,ASs TO THE RES
productions; and how do you suppose! 'One
Of the mass as he signs himself, Is going Q
rescue things. lie calls oD Kentucky to
30 rally, for new ticket, Fay lor aud But
Ter. liza! ha! hs! Some coun has got IL
cd of Fillmore. Well. let all the wings
ally on Tayiur and Butler, if they W ish.
Democrats VI keutucky are better accUm
moosted. They have Csss and Butler
Poor Fillmore! He is in an nueomforla Bile
SKI ouisv Ne Democrat
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13
e. LOCKE, ID. ID. S.

OF INCINNa TT,
Graduate of The Ohio College Of Dental
Surgery,
WILL be in Upper Sandnsky abon,
the 18th OF October, and will re
main ten days, a! which time he Will offer
his professional services to those af1lcl ed
with premature loss of teeth and diseased
gums
TEETH, from one to full sett. inser
ted on Gold or Silver Plate, with Clasps
or Spiral Syringe. or. in man, cases, upon
tie principle ofATMO>PHERIC PRES
SURE exclusively. PIVOT TEETH
inserted when practicable.
DECAYING TEETH saved by Clean
sing and FILLING.
TEETH EXTRACTED, bu, not wth.
out pain,
Particular attention e ven to the rtgu.
ulating of ChiIdrem' Teeth.
Persons wishing DENTRiFicE and BRUsH
Es ., superior quality. can be supplied
Families waited upnD at their resi-
dences when desired, without extra
charge.
The best Of Testimonials exhibited phea
requested.
Satisfaction given or no remnneration'
ROOM. in the Upper Sa"d"sk, Hotel.
Upper Sandusky Oct. 9th, 1S48 ,-52.
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SheaiH's S Sale.

DY virtue of writ. Fed. Pluris Veod,
- ISSUED ffom the Court of cUmDon
Pleas OF Wyandot County Ohio, and to me
directed, ] VIII "ffer for pTbfc safe at
the door Of The court fonse m The town
oi Upper Ssndassy IN ssid c"nnty,oD Tues
da, the 2Ist day ui November next, be-
tween ibe hours Of 10 o'ci ok 4. VI. and
U'cInck 7. Moi SAID day, tie following de
scribed property To wit: In Lots az ar
73, IN The iowa OF McCu lchensvlI'., IN
sa,d county. Taken aud levied opon az
,be property Of Henry l.o"r.,, To sat,sf,
.a,d writ in fsvor OF Jams X. Dnnlsp,sud
against SAID iicupt a Genrge Ealon.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff.
october IL, l3iS.-l-4l.
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Sheriff. reclamation.

And ! hereby further proclaim and
make know, that the electors Of said
county meet at their usual places of hold
ing elections in their several tow wDships,
on the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEM
8ER next, the In day Of said month
and then aud there proceed to elect twen.
" three electors OF President aud Vice
President Of the United States
Given under my hand and seal, at the
Sherlf's Office, in Upper Sandnsky, Wy.
andot county. Ohio, this 9Th day of Sep.
lember, A. d. l64S.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13

fE'liE Subscriber is abont Ia retire f., n,
u huisuess for a while. All those Iu-
debied To HIM by mute Or hook account
will please call al the ulJ stand ana sci.
nic ihei, accouot, aud Vi wa be taken as
srea, f.vur. lthES MELEE.
Upper Saudu'k!, Sept @6, Isis.
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TIE SEASON OF FEVER AND

, Al ihis seasch OF the y~or thousands fall
y c inns to that aw faI n,a lady. Fever and
er sofersng, and perhaps nohe is so essip
controlled aud cured But the prope,
remedies mast be used. Science ard ex
peiience have led to this mp rlsnt dis
c"very, aud ever, snfrrer for sma
soin can be speedii, aud thoronghly cured
Sufferer! are ,ou desir5us TO beesme ac.
quain,ed with this remedy b. !, d,
.Br-gg's Indiaa Queen Vegetable Sugar
s.oateJ Pills.
See Dr. BrAgg's advertisemen, in ara.
tier colUu,u.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13
IFarIners!

For yod'r own good and 60 save money
before you purchase pay articles 10 the
Wagon making lin, you had better call
and see Bearin. er's work. lie will give
y"u as much for yonr produce in work as
J you can get auy where. Every person
that wants TO take comfort in this land had
letter go aud get BGggy.
MILAN BEARINGER.
u. Ssndusky, Aug. Is, le4I -4itf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13
THOMAS BAIRD.

*NoTE-As a large number Of Jurors
selected by the Trustees Of the several
townships IN the county remain undrawn,
The trustees in making their selections
should Avoid as far as possible selecting
the names Of persons previously returned
as Jurors.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of Fl Fs. out Of the
- cuun of common pleas OF W,an'iot to.
OHIO. and to me ditected. ] shall offer TO r
public sa e. at the door of The ourt Hruse
iheto OF Upper Sandnsky. in sa'd
'cnun,v. on Tuesday the 2ls' day of No
ve,nber next. between the hours OF 10 o.
cluCk \ NJ. & 4u'cIo.k p NJ tfsaid day
he folln~in ing described property TO WI:
The wesl half t the North Eas, quarter
of section Twelve, Township to"i South.
Of Rsnge twelve eas'; cuutain'ng eigh,y
acres m1re or less. Taken aud levied up
on as the property of Samuel Snder to
satisfy said writ in favor ot P"meroy A .
Blanchard. Appraised al 5 S26 40
L. BAIRD, Sheriff.
October ls, ISi8.--l-4'.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13

The Buggy aud " agon making business
is now in operation in all is Various
branches, in Upper SahdUsky, on Fifth
street, iit,le south OF n. Zimmerman's :
Grocery, and next door TO tribolet's black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair accommodations and as
cheap as il can be made any where.
ALL UIEELS AFRO U.ND!
Just call aud see the work II you do not
want il, for IL is worth looking at. liz
l,nggies aud Wagons are as beai, sirong
and a hule better iban yon gener.liy &c.
IN this country.
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REMOH.HL.
s A ID ID l. T. A N ID II A r N E 8
MANDATORY !.

rE,HE SUBSCRIBER would respectful.
ly inform the cliiZens If Upper San.
dusk, and vicinity, that he has removed
his Saddle and Harness Establishment
one door south of the County Jail, on San
dusky Avenne, where he is now prepared
to carry on the
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
In all its various branches; and that he
intends to spare no pains in making his
work of the best materials. and in the
neatest manner possible, lie therefore
hopes thai thuse wishing To purchase will
not forget to give HIM a call ami exam
me his stock aud prices, before purcbas
ing elsewhere.
PRODUCE, OF ALL KINDS. taken in
pa, ment Tor work, such as Wheat, Rye,
Com, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wax, Tai
low, aHd The highest prices paid for hides
and Skins.
A Carl D.
He would respectfully return his hanks
to his numerous customers for their very
liberal patronage. and respectfully syllc.
il a continuance of the same.
WILLIAM BEALS.
Upper Sandusky, Aug. 10, l84S.- .-49-tf,
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Prices Of Loose Lirt' at The East The
Providence Journal says the Tianscr,p,
of chat city was paid $500 to hoist the
'rree soil' flag We SHOULD like 10 know
tnr,ber, what was their original price,
aud whether down east they consent TO
"come down rs much as they do
here--say from S 0A0 TO $l00. The
Journal ought further TO slate how great
rrvportio" Of the $500 was pa'd bp John
Van BureU, as alnoner Of the free bumn
TO Of his renegade father ~ Y. True
Sun.
U S5IO seems 10 be the price paid in
more quarters than one, to secure the
support Of bankrupt sheets for the rene.
gade Of New York. The donkey paper,
10 this city, il is sand, Gust the 'luose dart
iaclaon just $50O; aud poor specnlatiou
they made OF II, at that.--PMs Post.