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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14

CHANCERY.-ViRoiniA:- AT Rules hold In tho
. Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit, Superior Court Of
John A. Parker, PIaintiA.
against
fontaine Wood, Susan D. Mann, Administrative of
EiLa1e.n hsaholey deceased, Thomas Boughan and
Mary bis WIFE, AMI Thomas Wood, THE said Mary and
Tao%,s WOOD being children Of the said Fontaine
Wood bv his hrst wife, who was Ann Uundev ) and
Peter g. Tribe and John Cuwles T,ms,.. IN !.,,au
deed OF trust from George Tribe 10 them, bearing date
me SSd DAY Of SeptembeI 1876, and recorded in Essex
Dor, ls46, ~ ny n, VI Hop.o'n-
The nisi subpoena with the restraining orJs sndo,,
ca thereon issued against the in this causs
mol being returned executed on the defendants Fon
tane Wood and Thomas Wood, and it appearing Nv a..
saetofy evidence that the said defendants are
ash,s OF This Commonwealth, II is ordered Tha, the
s1u defendants appear at the rules atthe Clerks Once
"a. ne saa Court at the Court house, the FIRST Mon
Jay IN hprli next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
copy Of this order be forthwith published some
auS OF this State for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
dno, mar another copy thereof be posted at the front
'''' VI 'he Courthouse ofihs county.
Copy. Teste.
JAMES NJ. MATTHEWS. D. c..
l., :" James Roy Micou, elk. E. C.s Gil &C.
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Correspondence OF the Engm,rcr.]
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12-

A GREAT FIRE occurred last night, among the
vessels at Spears wharf, this halbor; by which
the steamers Jewess and Walcol', OF The bay line
oi steamers, were destroyed. The Jewess was
uninsured. The Walco;t was insured for 81 600,
loss $50 600.
Three schooners lying near them were serious
" injured
Tme MAILS -In consequence of ice il the bay
two mails have failed in succession.
STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN.-We learn by Tce-
graph thar The Steamer Blue Ridge, on The Ohio,
has exploded, killing FORTY PASSENGERS, and
woundinc many more.
The "hig Mayor OF Piusburs has been re-
elected.
The Democratic Convention al Columbus,
Ohio. has nominated General Cas- for President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14

While the Wing, which once held Gen. Cass
in 'lhe highest admiration" has recently found
him cut 10 be complete nonen!ily, lis neishbor
oil The Republican does justice TO his talents and
abilies-though it unfairly misconsrues his
motives. Not many days since, the Republican.
speaking OF The Democrats spoken Of tor PIes-
dent, "with pleasure" remarks:
"Tbere are bul enc or Two fourth la;e men in
the crowd. Buchanan, Dallas, Van Buren, and
Cass, are among the great men OF the Democra-
CIV. II we bea, lheu, The honor is 50 much The
greater. II they beat u, we can find consola-
ton in the iact that the desiuie> ot the country
will be consigned al least 10 skiiul hands.
"Gen. Cas- al present one Ui The most promi-
ncnl names has exhibited much vaciaon
in his course, and such an ev.sni attempt to &C.
commoda,e his principles 10 his pursuit OF the
Presidency, as in a great measure TO impair the
admiration which his talents arc calculated 10
arouse. Nevertheless, he is a man Of eptrGordt-
nary po,cers, vstcran salesman, shrsaoa G,p!o.
matist, and braue soldier"
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Err he EEGnircr.
TO THE FARMERS OF GooCHLAND.

TO THE FARMERS OF GOOCHLAND.
Did you read short paragraph in The Wing Of
October s,h, signed "Henrico," calling for
meeting Of Henrico Farmers, at their November
Court not, jus; Jet ne ask you to hnnt up The
Wing OF the above date, and read that piece Gre
fully. "Henrico" thinks (and thirks truly That
"duiy 10 ourselves, Cur children AMI The Old D..
min'on, demands action on cur Ohe farme!s)
part" So far so good hut "Henrico" does rot
90 far enough with our duties, unless by The
Term "Oli Dominion" we are 10 understand him
as abiding mol only 10 The soil, but 10 The vaFi-
Gus professional characters OF the CID Dominion.
OF course We (lhe iarmcrs( can have no pafIicu-
lar objection to promoting our own in'e'esi-uui
then. selfishncss aside, lei me eravely ash
have YOU no bowels of compassion for the mer-
chant. the phvsican the lawyer, the mechanic.
etc elc.i 'Tis true, they we led, taucnet ard
lived upon us, 10 these many years, but lei us
not weary in well-doing, or, pom honor, The who!e
crowd OF them must 60 10 The wall. bui fof
pure shameiulness, III calddlv confess 10 yo"
ina, | DON, axe buckle and tongue meet iose,a-
or one wear with aDo.her, and when that's he
case YOU know there 5 always strap loose
with cordial greeting ami in b!a;he,!y kiaihess,
] ask if times are better with yor2 ! antci1a:e
vour reply. Il is jus. such a. was given me
lew DAYS since hy H. pain, energetic ana
practical farmer: Twenty years ago. win TWO
or three labarcrs, made money and increased
in goods; but nov, with ter times The aHoun OF Ia
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The truth is leaking out at last. The Wings
nave commended that the election OF Mr.. Polk was
carried by fraud and that but a minority of The
people of the United States cast their votes for
him. A few days since, The New York Courier
and Enquirer protested against compromise
ticket Of Henry Clay for President, and General
Taylor for Vice President. 1t declared tina. it
was idle 10 try such lickei-lhat Mr.. Clay can
get only the Wing vote and that 'the Whie vote
simply and striclly-that is, the votes which would
be cast for any one simply because he was the
Wing candidate-cannot elect President, We
tested lse extreme Strength Of that pote at the last
e!ection."
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Mrs. SOnthgate's

SEMINARY FOR GOUNG LADiEo.
THE exercises Of this Seminary will close on the o.n
December, and will again be resumed io'h 'anu
ary, ls4s. ., =, mi. so,oo, is ad.-
ou,tr to polite and thorough education, and any young
ady that il toIerably advanced may complete collie
cia;e course BY remaining four years.
The Eps,,sh routine oil studirS VII! embrace
CIammar-Smih's or KirShams.
Grosnphy with The use Of Maps and Globes-ai-
chels
Arilhnetic-Smith and Emerson's Series
Hstory-Parey's Series, Wooster; Pennock's Series )
BaucIoft's History Of the United States.
Rhetorlc-Boyd's or Jamerson's.
Naturnl llisory-Smle's.
Natural hilosophy-Constoek's
Chemistry-Jones's.
acknowledgements.
Rotany Mrs. Lincoln's.
Moral Philosophy Watts on the
Mind.
Spelling, Writing ant Composition, particularly at
tended to.
Miss Hughes lady of tried and unquestlonaole
Qualifications will again take charge Of thus Seminary,
with the united assistance OF Mrs. and Hiss South
gate.
Greek Mathematics, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14

AT meeting OF the ciIiz ms OF the county of
Powhatan, called pursuant 10 notice, Dr. John
b. Harvie was called to The chair, and Willis J.
Dance appointed secretary.
William Archer Ctcke, Esq. offered the fol-.
lowing resolutions, which, after some discussion
between Mtssss. Hopkins, Finney and Cooke,
were adopted:
Whereas, the county OF Powhaian, in connec-
lion with large section Of country on The south
side OF James River, is deeply interested in the
establishment Of Fee Bridge across James Ri.
yer between the town Of Manchester and the city
OF Richmond
Resolved, That it is recommended to establish
Free Bridge across James River, between Man
chester and Richmond, a, The size Of Mayo's
Bridge, by voluntary subscription for one half
the cost OF purchasing and erecting laid bridge
The money 10 be paid when sufficient ouanli-
ty subscribed.
Resolved, That committee OF three be ap.
pointed TO draw up petition, for presentation 10
the Legislature, praying that one halt the cos of
the bridge be paid for by the S,ale-the bridge
when completed, charged with such tolls as will
De necessary Tor repairs.
Resolved, That committee OF five be appcin-
ted 10 procure subscriptions Tor the purpose men
tened in the first resolution
The chairman appointed Messrs. Cooke, Fin
ney AID Dance 10 prepare the petition 10 be pre-
sened 10 the Legislature
la obedience 10 the third resolution, the chair
man appointed hlessrs. Jas. r. Gates. T.. II lyey,
DR.. Abner Crump, Henry Gordon and mo STRAIT
ton.
On motion, Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Richmond Wing
and Enquirer.
Alter which the meeting adjourned.
JOHN B. HARVlE, Chm.
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100 Dollars Reword

Il Er my residence, In Caroline COUNTY Inc, A,,r.,
II Negro Man, named HlLLYARD II. 10 ahoxs, M
years DID, about feet, or inches in heeh, Of Lob,
brown complexion, teeth little deeayed In f,on, s
inclined 10 be straight and bushy little or no head
walks with his toes turned in, and smiles when sno
ken TO- will pay s25 for hi, delivery me- II arpte
nended In Caroline or Hanover $50 IL taken gu, Of
those counties, aud within ~ miles OF nv
beyond that distance and 500 IL out of the State
Of Virginia. RID. nj. BRfDGES.
Caroline CO., Va Nov 10, ls47.-cw,f
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Vice Presiden!s-C. Fl. Lynch, J. Garland, D
r. Edley, d. |. Warwick, w. T.. Yancey, Plea
SAINT Labby, A. Page A. d. Read.
Secrelaries-Ro. II. Glass, w. T. Young, Da-
MEL A. Wilson, w. P. Taliaferro, Dexter Oiey.
TreasurerJoseph Marsh.
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The Democrats of Lynchburg have COM
meEced with laudable energy to organize for the
approaching campaign. They have formed a
Democratic Association and adopted a constilu-
ton. Besides Corresponding Committee and
Committee of Vigilance, they have elected the
following officers:
President-Iohn G. Meem
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Noyoung lady will be received fer shorter time than
the term after entrances charge will be made previous
TO admission and no deduction for absence unless de-
tanned by prolracted ndsloson. II is very desirable
that parents should enter their chill ut an early Pc
Rod, "a every preparation fer their reception will be
made and their advancement greatly promoted by it..
Locust Cottage, King q. Queen County, Steyensviile
Post Office. Dec 7--c6w
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VOLUME XLIV.-NUMBER "A.

On motion The thanks OF the meeting were len.
dcredto Mr.. Sanford for the energy and Industry
with which re prosecuted his abors 10 success
full termination, notwithstanding the severity and
inclemency ol The weather
On motion, il was resolved tina, the proceed.
nss OF this meeting be published in the Republi.
can and Register and that the Richmond pape,s
be requested TO copy.
JOHN KINNEY, Gilman.
L. w. GAAllLL Sec'IY
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rcoy,csn,ndsnee of The Baltimore Sum-

By Geographic despatch, received here his
morning dated columbus, January 10Th" |
learn that the Democratic Stale Convention OF
Ohio, which had just adjourned, alter mos, har-
moniaus session, expressed lis opinion in favor
Of Genera. Cass as a candidate for The Presiten-
cy By a vote Of 23T to % There was unani-
nous yoe in favor Of National Convention.
Cnru"Bus Ono, January 9, loi8-The De.
mocra,ic Safe Convention 9! Ohlc dominated
the Hon. John p. Weller as candidate Tor 90
vernon Colonel Weller commanded regiment
OF Ohio troops under General ray!o', III MsIico
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICH MOND, VA.
A STRANGE SPECTACLE.

Thursday Morning, January l3, ls4s.
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POWHATAN. Ian. Alb. 1913

L. w. GAnslLt, Secry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14
w. J. DANCE, Sec'y.

EXCITING SCENES BEFORE THE FIRE.
MONT COURT MARTlAL.-The dull and
monolonous proceedings Of the Fremon. Court
Martial we're on Saturday and Monday, The fifty
second and fifty third days of its session. some
what varied by passage OF words, looks, frowns,
gtimaccs. &c, on the part OF Col. Benton to-
wards Gen. Kearnv, which cannot bu, amuse the
general reader. Fiom Tie report OF Saturdays
proceedings, as published in the National Intel
lsencer, we extract The following
General kearny said: "Mr. President: Be-
fore lhe Court is cleared wish 10 make state
tuentn
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Five Dollars Reward

T. .OST on the l4,h inst, on the Road
ia leading from Upper Sandusky to Ben
ton, large Calf Skin pocke, Book. con
tanning a sum Of money in Bank notes, all
ofwhich. except one, were on Ohio banks;
and among them were FIVE dollar bills.
Also, 1 so Dollars. in broken bdpk paper
Also, 10 or more Notes, payable to me on
my order. and many other papers which
can be of no value except to the owner.
The above reward ] will pay TO any one
who will returb il to me. with its contents
DANIEL TUTTLE.
May 18th, 1848-32,
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! In LoNDoH, IN consequences of the late
disturbapces, the different pubiic ofices
as v ell as the Bank Of England and Buck
lngham Palace have an extra guard on Gu-
~. The gunsmiths have been requested
TO unscrew the barrels Of all ere arms in
their possession, so that in the event OF
. seizure being made by the rabble the
weapons will be perfecHy useless.
SoLfrUDE.--The Lake 10 a desert waste
OF waters Only about 80 sail vessels
we're counted rounding the point below
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QueenSWare


THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
IEALTH!-O BLESSED HEALTH!-
Thou art above all gold and treasures
'tis thou who enlargest The sou-anu
openeth all its powers TO receive inslinc
ton, and To relish viriue. He that has
| thee, has lille more to wish for; and he
that is so wreiched as to have ,hee no,
wants every hing beside. Let us be
thankful, BraUdreth's Pills will give us
health; get then these blessed Pills, which
a Centurt's use has fully established to be
the best medicine ever bestowed on man
For the prevailing colds and coughs. the ,
Will be found every thing that medicine is
capable Of Importing.
In Colic. and in Inflammation of the
Bow els, these Pills viii at once relieve,
and persevere in their use. according to
the directions, will surely do all thstmed
lcine can do to resture the health Of the
patient.
10 diseases arising from the use Of mer.
curry. or from any cause or vitiation, from
bad blood or otherwise, their use viii pro
duce the most happy results. In all I'll.
iacks of Rheumatism, Er,sipeias, Salt
Rheum, and 10 cases of chrome or recent
Pills " i'll be productive Of infinite service;
sometimes occasoning so great change
for the better as to cause great thankful
ness. ."
Ii all cases of Indigestion, Worms,
Asthma, Diseases of The Heart, and il all
\ f. otlons of the Stomach and Bow els, the
Brandreth Pals will be found a never
failing remedy.
To insure the fill benefi of these cele-
house. so 'ha, upon the first commence.
i.en, Of Sickness they may he at nnce re.
sorted to. One dose then is better ihanv
dozen alter the disease has become es ab
lished in the system
The Brsndreth pills are purely vege-
table. and So innocent that the infant OF
month old may Use the N il medicine Is rer
quired, not only with safety but with
certainty of feceisirg all the henei mei-
,cIne is capable of ImpartIng. Females
ma, use them during all the critical peri>
cd Of their lives. rhs Brandreth Pills
will insure their health, and produce re.
gulariiy in all the functions of lift.
MIR Circovich. OF Caracas, SAYS, Il have
entirely chred my self of the Fever-ahd-
Ague, which | have had for six months.
by laking from 20 l2 of Brandreth's
Piils for one month,'-Vide his letter to
DR.. Braudreth, dated 6th Of February,
l847.
Be carefnl yon do not get conterfeit,
10 void this, purchase OF the duly author
lied agent.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the un'
~ derslgned has been appointed anc
qualified as Administrative IN the wIll an
neXed Of the estate OF Joal Lee, late o
Wyandot county, Quo, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are
required TO make immediate payment
and chose having claims against The same
are requested 10 present the same for
payment.
JANE LEE
April 9Th, 1S4S.-2S-4t.
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CROZIER L. co.

See the advertisement Of this arm in anoth
er column of our paper, and go and examine
their pile of GROCERIES, HARDWARE
and other articles. The saying that those
who advertise sell cheapest, can be satistac-
toriy established by calling on such.
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Markets.
NEw YoRk, May Is, l848

Editor Ohio Statesman.
FLouR-The market 10 rather 10 active
1.-The East ern demand having diminished
With moderate business the market il
in favor Of the buyer.
Com MEAL-$2 37A per bbl.
WHEAT-TLe market has a downwar,
tendency; there is good demand fol
good samples; but poor lots are dull.--
Sales Of Prime Red Ohio, ST. seal 3S pei
bushel.
CoRN-Prime Yellow 57a5sc. per bush
ell.
PoRK Western Mess, No. l, $40 62l
per bbl. Western Prime, So SO per bbI
BEEF-Western Mess, No. l, So 50 pei
bbl.
LARD--Western, 64c per ID. Balti'
more Rendered, 10 per 10.
FLAxsEED-$l 35 per bush.
Fancy Stocks are depressed.
TREAsuRS NoTEs-2a per cent premium
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Notice.

Is hereby given. that a petition will be
presented 10 tue COMMISSIONERS of Wy
andut county, Ono, at their next June
session, praying for the location OF a coun-
" road, commencing at point on the
UIbana state road where said road eros
ses the south line Of seclloh No. twenty =
'hree, in township No: lhree south, of range
No. thirteen east; thence west along SAID
line to the Ttmochtee creek.
April 25. lS4S. lc4S.--29-4t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
LOWER THAN EVER AND COMING
DOWN!

II will be seen by the advertisement Of
Messrs. McCutchen u Anderson, in this dayh
Pioneer, that they have received a very large
assortment Of NEW and CHEAP GOODS.
Give them call and examine their selection
and be convinced that goods are coming down
in price.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
Road Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given. that a Peti.
tion win be presented TO the Cummis-
sioners Of Wyandol county, Ohio, al their
next June session. praying for Ihe altera
lion of the Hpper Sanddsky and Bdcyrus
toad. commencing on the south east post
Of the bridge thence in various directions
through the land of ID & w. Ayres,i TO
the place where ibe old proposed road
strikes The east line ofsaid land, and west
line Of III flack's land
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Law Notice..

VNliE partnership heretofore existing
between Beery & l,le, as attorneys
at law, is tLis Day dissolved by mutual
couseDt.
GEO. w. BERRY,
A. LYLE,
April 2S,h, 1s49.-3O
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BE CAREFUL OF oouNrERrEirs.

I How TO avoid ,hem:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills. has a
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at q vast expense. II represents
the Mandatory al Sing sing, on the banks =
of the Hudson RIVER, aud IS sig ned by DIR.
Brandreth, aud has seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac-simils OF the labels upon
the boxes. Compare them.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19

What, do ,ou suppose the world
think ofuo,' inquired pendentic yonng
man of DR.. Johns. 'Why, suppose said
the doctor. shat they think me a hall dog
and you tin kettle tied to my tall
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Notice

Is hereby given, iha, the subscribed ha,
- been aPpoi1ied agent for The STARK
county Mutual Insurance Company; aud
'haI he will attend to all application;
made to BIZ m for accidehts by fire. Call a,
his resident. in Upper Sandusky, on ff,t
street, near the public square, Wyaudol
County, Ohio.
JOHN MACURDY.
May Is, le45. 80 If.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19

or When a Kentucky Judge. some
years since was asked by an attorney, up.
on some strange ruling. rs that law, you,
honor?' he replied--'D The court under
stand herself, and she ;hink she do, ii are!'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
OLD THINGS MADE NE ",
LIGHTING LINE,

The subscriber has on hands a number
of fine horses and good Buggies TO let.
Persons wishing conveyance from this to
an, other parts can be acc ommodated by
calling on him. at Bowsher's Grocery.-
Ii ou wish to ride give him CALI
Terms, low, and cash always required
DAVID BOWSHER.
April 81, lS48. .-28-2m.
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A G e N t $ /,

DID, w. .Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo>
seph Shorb, Liiile Sandusk,; w. III ones
d. Co. Carey town; H. Freet, McCnichen
vile; F. Bloon. Mexico; Henry Shoomau.
Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burli"g-
ton.
Upper saDdusky, Jan. -, ls47-fi.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
Land for Sale.

I'm pursnance Of the order of the Court OF
- Common Pleas of Crawford county, D
the undersigned as adu illustrator of the
estate of john Wilson, deceased, will sell
at public vendue. on the premises at Lit.
tie Sandusk, IN Wy aDdot county, on the
10Th day of June, A. ID. lS4S between the
hours of 10 o'clock, a. IN. and o'clock a.
~. the TO flowing described real estate, To
W.T.: In lots numbered l9, 20, 27, 70, 20,
% aud 81. with tavern stand aud stable
thereon. III the town Of Liitle Sandusky.
Appraised at eight hundred dollars.
Terms: one third 10 hand; one third 10
six months, and one ihird IN twelve
months, wIIhInterest on the deferred pay.
meats IRON the day OF sale; the same 10
be esecured by mortgage upon the Prsmi-
ses.
DANIEL WILSON,
.4dmiRisfrdi0r.
April 90, 1913. sw-28 p.
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CINCINNATI, Friday, May %, 1s48.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
FLouR-$4 lsaa4 25 per bbl. Marke
very duh.
Grain Market without change.
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D,--In Upper Sandusky. on Thurs
day the 18Th instants, JENNET, infan'
daughter of Mr.. w. and Mrs. Martin, aged
10 months.
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The John-Donkey;
A JOURNAL FOR THE PRESENT
TINE AND FOR PASrIME.

This well.known paper, published week
W, at six cents per copy, or Three D"l
lars per ,esr--illed with original matter
and original illustrations, is ffered 10
CLUBS on the following terms:--
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nTC CAsH.-A

they do ar do not desire back numbers
Address GGoRGE DEXTER. NJ, 32 Ann
Street, New York; ORG. B. ZItBER 81 Co.,
No. 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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Late and Interesting from oregon.
{ Correspondence of The Cincinnati Csron. J

Tie Editor has jus, received the follow
ing letter from Oregon City. IL is writ.
ten by young man from this town, and
will give some practical Information.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19

tr The. N. Y Courier and Enquirer
is fearful that the Wings OF that State
have an over.weeing confidence 10 their
own strengths! There is no danger OF
over. weaning among them, when the pub
tea, is within their sight
The American wbig talks ahont' clean
sweep of the Polk Deinocracy'--yes the
Polk Democracy will give you "a clean
sweep when they bring you to the brush
next November Boston Posi-.