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THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY, Y,JUNE29, Is49.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.


We hare established this as our rule, in an
nouncing the names of candidates for office
when they are subscribers only to charge one
dollar; and when they are not three dollars
In all cases the announcing money must be
paid in advance. These are our terms and
must be strictly complied with.
CANDIDATES.
We are authorized to say. that C, r. Mott
will be candidate for County Auditor, at the
ensuing October election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of John Thompson of Ridge township, as a
candidate for Sheriff. Subject to the decision
of the county Convention.
.HeSSrs Smith g. GiieS.-Please announce
the name Of George 7. Frees of Crane town
ship, as candidate for Sheriff. subject to the
decision ofths county Convention, and oblige,
Many Democrats.
announce the name of James l.. Harper as a
candidate for Treasurer, subject to the dici-
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Mr.. Joseph Me Cuteben.

TO the Congressional central Committee.
], as one Of the Congressional Central
Committee for the 9th Congressional dis.
trict composed of Crawford, Wyandot, &,
Seneca, Hancock, Sandusky, Wood, and
Ottawa counties, suggest the Sd Friday
Of August next. al IL o'clock, A. NJ, and
Tfin TO be the place, as the time Of
holding the Congressional Convention for
the purpose of nominating a candidate to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of the Hon. r Dickinson. What say you
to The time and place suggested?
GEORGE LAUCK.
I ain in favor Of the first Friday.
G. r. MOTT,
Com for Wyandol.
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CHoLERA.-We have it from reliable
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the Ohio river it is alarmingly on the increase.
At Dayton and Columbus there have been
several deaths by cholera, and number Of
new cases reported. 1t is on the increase
In many parts of the country, but still we
hope it will not spread any further.
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or We had the pleasure of perusing a
letter from Col. A. McElvain, written to his
lady of this place, dated May 30th. All were
well and in good spirits, except Col. A. Lyle
who was about the same as when he left, this
is indeed gratifying news to learn of their
healths being SO good, we think it probable
that the trip will be the means of speedy
recovery OF the Coils. health.
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DE.VTIHZ T.HRD.
DR.. E. LOCKE,

citizens of Upper Sandusky and vi.
cinity, that he has made his arrangements
TO visit that place about the 10Th of May,
when he will be happy TO meet with all
bis former friends, and any quantity Of fnep
ones, to whom he will tender his profes
siooal servIces--and hopes BY carefully
performing all operations entrusted TO his
care, TO merit public favor.
Nav 3, 1919 l1-if
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We have heard of cures in many and
various diseases performed by tho cele-
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Vaughn's Great American Remedy, and
have cited cases often-but we think the
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From Albert Grant of
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am a blacksmith by trade, and for
many years have been falling in health,
al last gave up business. and kept my
house: uay iaouth, throat, &C., a complete
scanker my body wasted to a skeleton,
and a complete loss OF strength, of course
| tried the doctors and discharged them;
took some dozen of various advertised
remedies, and found no relief whatever,
and what induced me to try yours l know
not, but did SO and am we'll l am now
firm believer that your article is one Of
the greatest medicines ever put for thu
See our columns, call upon Agent, get
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We have 65 Wagons, and a 100 men
Our officsrs are a olonel. Adjutant, and
5 Captains. Judge Wheeler. of Iowa
City is Colonel, C. g. Cauaist Adj't. the
names Of all the Captains havs not heard.
am captain ofone squad Of ii wagons
and 81 men. We leave here at 10 o'clock
this day. This place is the vsrge Of Civ
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to avoid the cholera, whloh is at all tho
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on all tho steamboats,.
The whole company is in excellent
health, not a sick person in the whole
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Five years ago had anybody in gossip
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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

II affords me pleasure-cratiGcs,ion
TO- meet so goodly a number ocmv
friends ON This occasion. The cbole
ra IS now lingering around MS. and
although | have no apprehensions
nom the disease, | feared thai tbe
gathering together of crowds of Nor.
sons might bring on the disease, and
b,emg anlous 10 keep oGthe disease.
although don't fear it myself vet /
thoushtit prudent 10 avoid anv oub.
nc demonstrations that might tend TO
increase the disease. Here he con.
VulsIvely grasped the railing. I On
my way north, in passing, thought
ia stop here to night and 20 along
IN The morning. "A pause.I On nv
return lshall be happy to meet the
citizens Of Baltimore, and take as
many Of them by the hand as can
Here he rubbed his Goreheadl But.
| thought it better to avoid BRINGING
together any crowds on nv way. as
me disease migh;be thereby incfeas.
ed' and | should afterwards reproach
myself with being the cause. f"
Here The Second Washington sig.
mined the close ofhis speech BY put.
ing on his hat and then turningab. !
'uptly away, a faint cheer caught mn
ne dying echo of the last word. !
cause The General then retired TO
MS apartment, to enjoy some repose
lller this tremendous intellectual eff. |
ort, and in few minutes the area in |
ront ofthe hotel was vacant.
Union.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05


lNehIs.ory of the whigparty is easily
proven. lthas made nothing but in
,ermariagcs, and its consequently
can be traced 10 q certainty. Here
are dates names, aud the changes.
lti5, Nova Scotia Cow Bows.
lIoy Black Cockodcs
lo0o, An,iJeiIeHonian INN. men
1911, Bank Men.
1912, Peace and Submission Men.
1913, Blue Lights.
1914, Hartford Conventionists.
1916, Washington Ben. Socity Men
1918, No-Party Men.
1920, Federal Republicans.
1875, Anti-llasons.
1891 And-Masonic Whics.
1896, Conservatives.
1887, Independent Dem. uhirs.
$50, Log Cabin & Hard Cider Men
1913, Native American Wings.
1911 Coon Party.
lSl5, The War Party.
1916, The Mexican Wing Party
1871 The Anti-War Party.
1918, The Taylor Party.
1919, The Spells Party.
Boston Post
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
Letter OF Gen. Cnss-

We publish in this weeks panel
TO the exclusion Of much other mat
ter, the excellent letter of Gen. Gas,
to Thos. Richie, and besqeak for 4
careful and attentive perusal-
1t is lucid, manly, and Independent
exposition of the views and senti.
ments Of patriotic statesmen, and
fully and ably dispels the vile mis-,
representations which have been
Propagated by his enemies, in regard
to his Opions on the subject of In.
ternal Improvement by the General
Government, a Tariff for Revinue.
lliimOt PrOriSO or Slavery in the
Territories On all these important
public questions, Gen. Cass reiierates
his former statesments and maintains
the policy heretofore pursued and ad.
vocated by the Democratic party
lie lorcibly advocates the non.inter.
ference of Congress, with the cues.
ton OF slavery in the Territories: and
proves beyond controversy; that the
views which he propounds on this
subject are such alone as can be as
sumed or maintained with reason
justice, or propriety under the Cons
The ground which he as
sumes, and so ably advocates. is
such, as every friend to the South
can cheerfully conquer in; and will
insure to him a universal feeling of
attachment from this section of the
Union.
When calmly and dispassionately
effect on the result of the last PRESS
iential election, and the consequence
o the South which islikely to follow
We cannot but deplore the defeat of
his sound and consistent statesman.
lad the choice of the people fallen
Ipon him, the South would have but !
title to fear fIom the insidious at.
acks of the abolition fanatics of the s
Worth. Had such been the result
hey would not have been encourage
d as they now are, by seeing at the !.
cad of the Government, such men
S Fillmore, Ewing, Collamer, CLAW :
On and Merrideth, all VIGOROUSLY
pposed to the Southern question, Z
nd ready, should an opportunity 4
resent itself, to exercise their influ- =
nee in favor of these fanatics, in 7
ny measure that may have a bear. !! :
Ig an Southern interest. We hope !
lie South will learn wisdom from Q
le past, and sustain in future that .
lndidate for their suffrage who ?
oenly avOws his political sentiments =
nd declares his determination to be e |,
lided and controlled in his public u
ITS, by the high behests Of the Con- ?.
tuition, despite of party fac :,
1ns.-O Observer. a a
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
ANSWER THTS,,,

The Fedetal wings hvemuch TO
say about coalitions between Ner-
them Democrat and Free Sellers
Let them say if Willard Filmose is
not a Free Soiler? Ifso, and there
is no paper with the slightest respect
Tor truth that will deny it, was not
the union Of his name with that Of
Gen. Taylor on the Presidential tick.
et coalition Of Whigism and Hi
mot Provisoism which is onlv anotb.
er name for Free Soilisml Is not Mr.
Winthrop, Speaker of the Heusse n
Wllmot ProyisJ man, that is. a Free
SoIler! If so, was not this election to
that high and responsible office bv
whlg votes, among which were those
OF every wing member from Tennes.
see, a coalition between Whigeery
and Free Soil!
Are not Mcssrs. John NJ. CLAYTON |
Secretary Of State and; Mr.. Meredith
Secretary Of the Treasury; Mr.. Col |
lamer Postmaster General. and Mr.
Ewing Secretary ofthe Home Denart.
mont, occupying the most important
offices in the cabinet, Provisoists or
Free Soilecs! II so. was not their
appointment a coalition bctwee whir.
gerry and Free Soil?
Is not Mr.. Webster a free soiler?-
IS not Mr. Seward a free soiler? Is
lot Mr. Corwina free soiler? In fact.
S not every leading JVhig politician
md every wing press at the North
md North west Free Soil advocates7
lnd is not Henry Clay and Cassins t
VI. Clay, in the South, Free Soil? {
1t requires a conscience of India {
ubbor, aud a face of brass. for Inc !
Wigs who have supported Willard
fillmore, and are now in full fellow
hlp with Seward and Corwin. and
Webster, and Collamcr, TO talk Of
oal'tlons between the Northern Dem
cTats and banburucrs.-Unior
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
Gcn. TayIOr's Rec option &,
Speech at Baltimore.

II would appear from the account
gIgen in the Argus and Republican,
That Gen. TaylOr's reception at Bal
tlmore was not remarkably cordial
nor brilliant. But comparatively few
persons awaited his arrival at the de-
pot, and not a very numerous crowd
attended him to the hotel, or listened
to his interesting speech after his ar.
rival. The Argus says:
On reaching the hotel, he passed
upquiety and rapidly to his apart.
ments, which were watchfully guar
ded by officer Ridgely, ingress being
refused to any but the suite and a few
Of the distinguish. In the course of
fifteen or twenty minutes about $50
persons assembled in front of the no.
t8A and his Excellency, having in the
mean time refreshed himself came
down, under the escort Off. Collins
Lee, Esq, and addressed the mea-
gre gathering from the portico. Az
ter taking of his hat, which he held
in his right hand, his left clonohing
the iron railing, then adjusting pair
ofgold spectacles over his forehead,
and bowling to the auditory, who en-
tied a few sickley cheers akin 10 the
clippings Of brood Of chickens with
Che pip, Gen. Taylor spoke word for
word, as follows:
u thank you, citizens Of Baltimore