The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09
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"A SiiFf IDEA - M iTisuHdh, NpeahlhB
of a young lady whose manners were
rather stiff and formal, said he belived
that wien she wasa baby her mother
mast have fed her upon JIed pokers under
done.
We saw Frenchman yesterday, most
cordially embracing Choctaw Indian, in
the lower marke. by gare, said he, 'he
BE one real Native Ame, icane-de true
red Republican, Della.
One Of two cows stolen from James
Com, Lislea, is described as red color
with white back aud fat ribs or the
hind qnarter!'
James Smith, Of Dungarvan, lost COW
Of pale yellow color, having on the back
a white slrire and very broad borns!'
'Naomah, the daughter Of Emu CHI re-
marks the Gateshead observer, was $50
years I'D when she married! Let some
folks take courage yeti
The Messrs. Stuart, sugar refners and
confectioners 10 New York, employ a.
bout two hundred people III their estab
lishment, to each OF whom they present
ed handsome bible on New Years da,
| An official order has been issued, fur-
bidding the publication of any comments
on the proceedings Of the Dublin Com
mission. met for the trial Of Duffy and
other State prisoners, dnI ing its session.
The palace OF, the Elysee National, for
merly the Elysee Bourbon has been fixed
tho ,es,dsnce of the French President.
The Peoples Organ observes, When
speaking Of seduction, we osight, in sp-
plying that law, TO be sure that we are
Furnishing the seducer Mo 3 unfortunates
Of the tender sex fall wet inns to their own
imprudence and a vicious training than to
the arts and slurements of men,
or a young woman named Sarah
Griffith, died st Montreal, a few days
since of disease of the heart, produced by
tight lacing. She was to have been mar
ried in a few days.
A State Convention is shortly to be
held in TrehtoB, to petition for tho re
peal Of the law which allows temporary
residents TO hold slaves In the State ot
New Jersey.
Quite number OF young men, belong
ing TO the upper ten are about sailing
from New York for California. Mr.. o.
good, the artist, is goihg-Mr. Holden,
prsprittot of Holden's Magazine, and n
son Of Mr.. Harding, the portrait painter
The amonnt Of Relief Notes iA.ued by
the Banks Of Pennsylvania, and now in
circulation. is stated to be $762,664:
The Bcstoh Journal says, a Yankee
from that city has taken passage for Cal'-
fornia, with a venture of 5000 bonnets.
Mrs: NJ. MeCieliand, Of Bedford, Penn
lately recoSered damages to the amount
of So 200 for a breach of promise of mar
raige from John Vandervert.
~ Among the articles shipped for Cal
ifornia, for the use of the gold diggers
were three cases Of 'poor mans p ater.'
The porter on the Wes,ern World died
at Cincina,,i Of Cholera, on Friday =
lie vas attacked afer the boat arrived
there, and died after twelve hours sick
nees.
NJ The niimber of inhabitants Ia Liv
erpool has diminished within the pas
wear mo less than a. 100 pc rsons. Their
ars said to be 400 honses unccuped il
,ha, city,
SMALL Norss IN viRa,NiA.-The Com
I mittee in the lowe Legisl, ,tive Fl nse ha
I reported bill authorizing the Banks @
of the State sto issue notes Of the denomi
nations Of one. two. three, and fotir dol
\ lars, to an amount not exceeding ten PEI
cent on their respective capitals
There were 4 to 5 orc arrivals, it i
stated, in Montgomery. Ala, daily last
week. Of persons from New Orleans, fee
ing from the Cholera.
LARGE SALARY.-Tbe President o
France viii receive an annual salary Q
$ii4,000. fF
James I. Fresner Esq., better know
as Mustang of the Delta, is about Z
start for California, with the view Of es
tahHshing press in California.
PREPARING FOR BATTLE 1t is siate'
in a Partisan paper that the Secret Soci
e ties Of that city haye heen for some fim'
actively engaged in the mannfact,ife o
powder and balls.
Aunt Betsky SAYS she hopes the societ,
for Indignant siaows will be discontinu.
ed. yas
Late adyices from the Rio Grande,
state that the British Minister to Buenos
Ayte.. had heen refused admittance al
that place. Flour is represented TO be a