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DEMOCRATIC CONVEN ZION.

Pursuant to notice the Democracy Of Wy
andol county, met at the Court house IN Up
per Sandusky, on the Both Of June, at the
hour appointed. for the purpose OF selecting
suitable candidates 10 he supported FOR the
different county Offices, also to adopt such
measures ii relation to appointing delegates
to the Congressional convention as said meet
ing may deem expedlent.
Whereupon SHELDON BEBEE was
unanimously chosen Chairman, JACOB
CURLlS Asst Chairman, w. w. CHEsNEy
and ]. c. JAMES were appointed Secretaries.
On motion of Mr.. Brackley the delegation
of the different township were requested to
present their credentials.
There being no meeting held in Jackson
township to appoint delegates, VIM. Baker
was appointed by said convention to repre-
sent the township.
On motion of Mr.. Brackley there was a
committee of one from each township ap-
pointed to investigate and report on creden.
tials.
On motion of Mr.. McKelly the meeting ad.
iourned til 9 o'clock P. NJ.
TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The committee reported, and on motion oi
Mr.. Smith [of awiordl that that part ofth
report which did not relate to Crane town
ship be accepted, it was agreed 700 by the
convention.
On motion the subject was taken up in re-
lation to the two delegations from Crane towns
ship by vote of the delegates from Other
townships: the following gentlemen were ad-
mitted as the regular delegation and to act
in said convention.
Benjamin Gipson, Henry Miller, Conrod
Corfman, James McGlll, w. B. Stokely, P
B. Biedler Andrew Harris, JOSIAH Zgler
A. Christian, C. D. Gillette and Raymond
Williams.
On motion committee of one from each
township was appointed to report the names
of candidates 20 the convention.
On motion of MIR. Brackley before pro-
ceeding to ballot for candidates for the sew.
eral Offices were called upon to state whether
they would abide by the nominations made
by the convention, whereupon they all cheer,
fully responded in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. Biedler, the delegates
| proceeded to ballot for candidates for the diff
ferent offices. The first Ballot resulted a,
| fallows
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AN ACT

Toe.,ablish land office al DshAncs.
$50. l. Be IL enacied by The General
Assembly ofihe State Of Ohio, That the
psrv.burg land office shall be, from and
after the twenty.,hird day OF April next
abeIi.hed, and all the lands situate II"
the psrrysburg district hall be attached
20 aud form a part Of the Lima district
SEC. 2. The Lima Land office is here
Nv directed TO be removed TO Deha'oe'
at which place shall hereafter be Kept
an ofics for the sale Of all lands belong E
ipg ts the State which havs hereto
fore been for sale at Psrrysborg or Lima
Src. 8. Unless the register ana re-
osiver oil the Lima land Office shall re-
move to Defiance betwees the tWeasJ'
third aud the twenty eighth days Of Apri'
nexs, such neglect or refusal to remove
shall be deemed aud taken as res'gna'
tion of the Office b. such person 80 neg
lsotiog or refusing 10 move.
SEC. 4. No sales or entries OF land
shall be made at any Of said land ofhee'
on the twenty third, twenty fourth, twen'
9Th, twenty.sixth, twenty seventh eI
tvsnty-sighth days Of April next.
sEc. 5. The register aud receiver O'
ths land Office at Perrysburg, shall deiiv'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06

We were greatly interested, sald
well known Rev. gentlemen who resides
ia the western part of the state of New
York, in an incident which took place
while upon voyage over Lake Erie, last
summer. We saw two young ladies care
fully perusing paper which we happen
ed TO be cosrespoDdent TO, and having
been absent some time, and not having
seen copy for mouth. we borrowed it:
the young ladies informed us that it was
doutt an old paper, as they had OBJ
tanned il around two BOTTLES of medicine
they had purchased at Buffalo, and produ-
known DR.. Vaughn's Lithontriptic. l
asked the ladies where they were going
which required so great precaution as
regarded health, a fsrti6cation Of such
character as this we'll known remedy, thsy
stated TO me with considerable feeling
that they had left their home 10 the cen,
tre of New York state, and were TO re-
side with married sister in Michigan;
their mother an aged lady, too aged to
travel, feared the fatal Fever, aud Aguc
would tasted iiselfnpsu her chiIarea now
leaving her. unacclimated ss they we're
and begged them 10 cary inte thatsickly
country this complete antidote, IS the
old lady believed, TO all ditsases for she
had been cured of dropsy by it's use
With boule ,n eachhand theI bid sdIeu
to lheif kind old parent who parted with
safe. Such understand TO be the taith
all over the eoaatry in this sipgolar Psn>
acea.' See our columas Tor advertise-
menr Call upoa aa Agent aud get
pamphlet. 49,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06

TIE following resolution was adopted
by the whig Mass Convention at Mich-
gan;
40 That we rejoice at the election of
Gen. Zachary Taylor to the esidenoy
and Mllliard Fillmore to the Vice Priests
dency Of the United States; believing as
we 80 that il viii check the spirit which
has existed in the public mind to thirst
far ppwer. military glory, aud dominiop;
that Il will secure the blessings Of peace
and peaceful relations with all n atiens OF
the earth; that it will insure domestic
traDauiliiy;a Just, bonest, faithful. and
eiliciett adm ais ration of the Gevera-
ment-end We hope it will put an end TO
the ptactice OF prostitutlng executive
patronage 10 promote the elevation OF
Ambitious aspirants to the PresideocY.'
Abe Convention believed that the slecs
ton of General Taylor "woald check the
spirit which has existed in the public
mind to tkirst for power, Military glo ~
and dominion" and its members hope
lfaint, indeed, must be such q hope, } 1T
will put an end to tho practice of prosti-
tutiDg government patronage to promote
the elevstion Of ambitious asPirsnts to the
Presidency"
The elevation Of Gsn. Taylor a mere
military man te the Presidency, will, no
doubt produce its effect, for the expert
ence Of the people, since the 4th of March
has shown them fully the fsiIy of their
conduct.
The removals made BY the Admiaistra.
ton, Il seems to be uhderstood, is Intend
ed 10 pave the way for the re. election ol
Gen. Ia lor, the most "ambitious aspir
ant" this country ever saw, !, for he is The
oaly aspiraot who sought the Office with,
out some knowledge Of Government sf
fairs Siaiesmaa.
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time did moi expect 10 ever leave our en-
cn inpmeDt, which was four miles west Of
that place; but il has pleased him who
rules and swsys The deeiinies Of man 10
restore me once more 0 common health.
But am badly saliyated which causes me
great pain here in the wind. Had il not
been for the skill and gen,lemaniy ai,ea-
tion Of DR.. J. H DruDm OF Little Sandns-
by some three of my company must have
gone the way OF all liyings, at the en-
campmeat last spoke OF.
Purdy and Swain are in their usual
health aud Ia good spirits. This is a beau
tifu country and the trip would be a
pleasant one, had il not been for tho
Cbolera.
II is SAID, Judge Ciaffse's boys have
gone on and are sons hundred milss
ahead. =
We have now with us Col. Lyle, Gllesi
Purdy Swain and Buck from Upper San.
dusky. y We are the finest
and best set ofmen you ever saw.
We send our respects to all the friends,
Truly Yours,
A. McELVA1N.
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er all the books and papers belonging o
their respective Offices, TO such person
as may be appointed by The Governor 10
receise tie same, with a view TO their
removal TO Defiance on or after The
twenty third day Of April next.
JOHN G. BRESLiN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker efthe Seaate.
March Is, Ie40.
AuDiroR's OFFICE, Wyando, Co., %
July 6, ls49.
have carefully read and compared The
foregoing laws, aud fad them correctly
priated. S. NJ. WORTH,
Auditor Wyandot County.
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COURTlNG.

We had the pleasure Of dong up little
courting this week, not among ,be Ladies
for we don't do such things among Law
yers and Judges, and the place--the old
Council House." Much business was done
and much was layed over for the next term.
The case of Henry Gamble, for murder or
manslaught will be tried at the fall ,erm hav-
ing been put off at the instance of the delen
dants council.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06

On Wednesday an 'iacipient insurrec-
tioO was attempted IN Paris, by about
% 00o Of The mountain party, headed by
Aar,ienne Arrago, jr., and was suppress.
ed by the troops, whose number amount
ed TO 60 0t0. Several attempts were
made TO erect barrieAdes, but each att
temp, failed. Ia the evening the Assem-.
bly, declared paris ia state of siege =
Go Thursday, the alarm consequent upon
the scene enacted on Wednesday. Goa
siderabiy subsIdsd. and business, which
was entirely suspended, was ence mere
resumed. Al one time ths peril was i'm
mineni. Numerous arrests have taken
place, including several members of the
AragO aud Ledru Rollia
smdng them.
The last accounts report the city IN a
state Of ftrsnquility. All the Socialists OF
Red Republicans Journals except the Ma
tionaI, have been suppressed. A YER,
alarming denomination eo the part of the
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06
March %, 1849.
AN ACT

n
To further amend an act entitled 'an act
TO regulate the practice of the Jndlciai
courts
SEC. /. Be ii enacied by ihe General
Assembly of The State of Ohio, That II
Judgment be rendered for the defendant
in en- action of ejectment; or in an ae-
ton in the name Of the State on the re-
Iation Of, or for the use Of any person
or corporation; or in an action IN favor
of nominal plaintiff, for the use and
benefit Of any person or corpora'ion~-ahy
such appearing on record, such defendant
may take judgment, if he desires it, for
costs against the lessor Of the plant # or
relator, or person for whose use or ben
Ell such action may have boen brenght.
JOHN G. BREsLf1.,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of ihe' Senate.
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DEATH OF JUDGE cnAFrEE.

This melancholy intelligence has been re-
eeived with deep regret by our citizens. The
Judge had numbered many years; but his life
was in its last bloom, and the signal warning
came and summoned the Judge for the last
time. In his death relatives and friends have
lost good associnte. His two boys are still
on their way to the gold dlggins VIC hope
they will get through unharmed.
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Red Republicans took place on the 18th,
and for a time revival Of lhs terrible
scenes ofJune last appeared probable. ~
The affair need in demonst ration
got up BY the Rel Republicans as pro.
test.
The city Of Rheims Is reported to be
in fnl insurreciion, and to have establish
ell the Government Of the Red Republic
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y, R. McBane no opposition, dominated.

Isaac w Wholgamulh having received ma
lorty OF all tee votes cast was declared duly
n omina,ed Commissioner.
Curtis Berry having received majority OF
all the votes cast was declared duly ndnina
ted Sheriff
John N. Reed having received majority
of all the votes cast was declared dull nom
mated Coroner.
The following resolution was offeied by
Mr. Brackley,
Rcsoived, That the Democracy of Wyan.
dot county, recommend and nominate Joseph
NJ Cutchen, Esq of Upper Sanddsky, as a
suitable person to represent this Congression-
al district in the next Congress Of the United
States, and we hereby instruct lie delegates
from this county [now in alendance] to at
tend the next Congressona! convention, 10
cast their votes for said McCutcIen and use
in said convention.
The following preamble was also read:
Wherein, early this spring al election was
held within the town of Upper Sandusky, to
elect corporation officers: There being much
local feeling in relation to the location OF
Mayor and Councilmen; therefore n ticket
was formed regardless of party. Messrs John
A. Morrison, John Junklns and other good
democrats supported the ticket, Mr.. ]. r.
Bivlns for Mayor. Mr. Bivins belnga jovial
clever fellow and sterling democrat, boot
and shoemaker by trade, somewhat celebrated
for making what is commonly called stoga
boots. Those voting for Mr.. Blvins and
Councilmen (all of which were eieced) had
their tickets headed with the words 'Bivlns'
best stogas,' in order to give more novelty to
the election; hence the origin Of The so called
'stoga party and
Uhereas, some persons in their indlscre
ton have been disposed to deuounce Messrs
Morrison, Bivins, Junklns and others or taking
part in tho amusement of the day by snpPort-
ing the said ticket on the no party prlnciple.
Therefore he il reSotUe4, by this convention
that we denornce no good Democrat until be
abandons the Democratic platform or should
indicate unIuithiulness to the democratic
cause.
1t was resoipeJ, that the toresp rs raaalas
tion De adoptr'i, ur,d- ii CARED
On motion Of Sheldon Bebee, Esq. com
mltee Of five were appointed from Crane
township, to act as Central Committee for one
year after the expiration Of the present en-
cumbenls.
Whcreupon Joseph McCutchen, Robert
McKelly, Peter B Biedler, Josiah Zlgler and
John A. Morrison were appointed said com
mltlee.
fl was then ordered that the proceedings
be signed BY the officers and published in the
Democratic Pioneer
# was moved that the meeting adjourn
.Si3te de.
SHELDON BEBEE, Pres
JACOB CURLlS, y. Pres.
J. "; C. ". 5.cn., cn,'''' Secretaries.
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BILIOUS DISEASES.

The most prevalent diseases of the
Weslean aud Southern countries, and
more especially IN the Summer aud Fall
mouthsa are ofa bilious nature--assuming
types, as bilious cAohc, bilious
diarrh@a bilious jeUer, Ague and fever
&Gc.-all arising from an obstruction of
the hillary and hepatic ducts, aud, as u
consequences, throwing the bile back ins
to the Observation-Disclosures and con-
laminsting the blood, deprlving the ins
testlues OF the natural solvent Of their
contents--the bile. The result is one, or
more of the types Of bilious disease, Ex~
perlence for the last Eve years, has proved
to a demonstration, that no medicine ev-
er presented to the public, has been SO
successful in correcting the secratlons of
bile, restoring the equilibrium Of the cir
alton, and the establishment aud pre-
servatlon OF health as DR.. Brsgg's Indian
Sugar Coated Vegetable Anti.Bilious
and Tonic Pulls, Hundreds Of thousands
nave tried them with entire success. 'Go
thou and do likewise.
sec DR.. Braggs advertisement in ans
other column.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06

From Rome wa learn that the Frenct
army commenced an attack on the Holy
City, on the 30th ult. :, and after sangni,
naty engagement, ia which the Romans
losl s09 men, they succeeded in entering
several important points. A series Of at
tacks have since taken place, at whicl,
victory is variously stated, but the inva.
ding army has suffered most.
The French papers publish conflicting
reports Of the operations OF the atmy, but
from acopunts received, il is clear thai
Oudinot had not then gained access tu
tho city, though he had gaioed passes ion
Of the north OF Rome; which would enable
hsm 10 commend the city.
Tie latest dispatoh from General Dudis
not, IS TO the 9th INST, a, which time he
opened trenches and had regularly be-
siegsd the city.
Vher- is 40 appearance ofyiclaing on
lhe part of thu Rensas. ba, on the cen
trsry evefytIifus cues % confirm tito pe-
Ilet iNat lhey WVulu III n tAta must q e. Gr~
miasd r.sis'anoe and fight to thd last.
Ml5CELLANEOUS.
The United S ates arrived at Liverpool
in a crippled condition, the saIne day the
Hlbernia sailed.
The chulera is raging frigh'fully a
Paris S nee the commencement ii 0UU
have died. Nine hundred cases and six
hu dred deaths were reported in one
day
The bill for the abrogation OF the Nav
igation Laws has passed the House o.
Lords and received the royal sanclion,--
1t goes into effect On the lst OF January.
Tie British Government rspud es The
edings of the French in their treat
meat Of the Romans.
Smith O'Brisn's counsel deny the lie
galily of the commutatIon Of the sentence
of death to transportation.
The crops throughout England and Ire
land are very promising.
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or Remember Saturday, the l4th inst,
WEIGH, DELVAN s. NATHAN s Ma
tonal Circus, will exhibit at Upper Sandusky.
This is the same Circus that performed here
last season, with a large addition Of men and
horses, SO that the exhibition will be larger
and more beautiful. The sight will vel! pay
the spectator
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Arriva! oC Enlisrants.

New York; July 3, lS40.
Three thousand two hundr ed etnigran's $
arrived at this port en- yesterday 600
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From ths Oaio s atcsman.

Large increase of Cholera Intcrments.
Cincinnati, July 3, lS40.
The interments for the "a hnuIs endIn q
at noon, yesterday, were one hundred and
thrtlsfuur by Cholera, and forty cases
by other diseases.
This is partly attributable to the sud
den change Of The Temperature from op
pressiv ely hot to cold, uuseasonsbly cold
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Cholera Reports.

st. Louis, July 3, 1s40.
The nterments Of persons who died b J,
cholera on Saturday were 75--of otter
diseases %.
Many emigrants are arriving from N
Orleans. The Uncle Sam brought $50
rs Of whom died Of Cholera.
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GERMANY.

In Badena revolutionary struggle is iB
fail play. The Prince OF Prussia has left
Berlin TO take command Of the army Of
the Kkne In Baden, Wertemberg aud
liasaria, the Dem ocrats are preparing for
the conflict.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06

The mau who frst used an umbrella
was hooied at in the streets. Now they
are in such demand that one Is obliged
TO keep sharp lookout, or his nmbrells
will be patrnpized hY scme fellow who has
no right TO il.
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THE MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Jnne 10, IS4O.
Owing to tho strikipg events 90 ,he
Continent, to which ia past week has
gwen birth, business WAS somewhat re-,
would have been srrrehended. The
markets for corn ald Breadstuif, main.
tain more than an ayeeAge frmness, al.
though transactions In extent will not
bear comparison wilh those of the pres
ceding week. Quotations have been well
supported
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Ia W s Of % hio.
PUBLISHES BYshUTHoRITY

Al All
TO give additional security TO land ii,
iics III this State.
ssRc, /. Be Il caacied By The General
/, .qssembiy efihe Sfate Of Ohio, That tie
several courts Of chancery in his State
shall be authorized and empowered 10
c,rrect, amend and relieve against any
errori mi takes, or defects occurring IN
The deed or other conveYance ofanyhusb-
and and wife hereafter 10 be executed and
Intended TO convey or encumber the laods
or estate Of the wife, or her right Of dow.
er in the lands ef hae husband, in the
SEINE manner anu to the same extent as
the said courts are or shall be an horizcd
or empowered TO correct errors, mis-.
takes, or defects In The deeds or convey
ances of any tier p, rson.
SEC. 2: That no action Of ejeciment
or other action for the recovery OF lands
or tenements, shall be brought against
any person claiming under or by virtue
Of any Judicial sal C. or any sale OF for-
feited or other lands for taxes, except
within seven years after open and noto"
rious possession taken and continued by
the defendant on the person or persons
under whom he may or shall claim. And
every sale Of lands or tenemenls under
any Judgment decree or order OF cour
Of competent jurisdiction, whether made
by a sheriff, coroner, marshal, executor,
administrator, or master in chancery.
shall be deemed a judicial salo within
the meaning uf this act. But all persons
whose right Of action shall or may have
occurred before the passage of this act,
shall be at liberty to bring their actions
at any time within five years after the
seven years herein before limited, may
have previously expired. And If any person
shall be an nf,nt or leme cover',or insane,
or imprisoned at the time of the adverse
entry; he or she shall be entitled to bring
his or her action any time within five
years after his or her disability shall
nave DeSu TGiUUFeu' INN'uS"i '''"' ""N'
ing herein contained shall, IN any case
be construed TO extend the time for bring
ing any action for the recovery OF lands
or tenemenls beyond the period limited
in the secund section Of the act for the
limitation Of actions, passed February 10,
lea1
SEC. 8. That every couuy ~Gditnr
hereafter delivering any. certificate OF
purcbase OF forfeited lands, or other lands
sold for taxes, shall Immediately on his
duplicate transfer the same into the name
oftbe purchaser, charging therefor the
sum Of ten cents, which shalt be consid,
cred part of the expenses OF the sale
And if any county auditor shall neglsct
10 make such transfer he shall be liable
to an action by any person injured there's
by as for neglect of official duty.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect aud
be in force from aud after the first day
ofApril next.
JOHN &. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of The Senate'
March %, l849.
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PhiIadeIphia, July 3, ls49,

Sixty five cholera cases and Is deaths
have been reported ia this city for The
past 81 hours
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New York, Jnli 3. 1919

The number of Cholera cases fer the
past "a hoars,is reported al l0Si the nuns
ber Of deaths at 80.
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From the Ouio Statesman.
From the Ouio Statesman.
FOREIGN NE w S
LATER
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIvALoF THE HlBERNIA.

ST. JOINS, N. b., June 25, lS49.
The steamship hibsrnla reached Hali~
fax yesterday afternoon. with nineiyfwo
passengers, aud she viii arrive at New
York early on Saturday morning. From
Liverpool papers of the l1th inst, l take
the following summary of
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c. R. Mott having received majority Of
all the votes cast was declared duly nomina-
ted county Auditor.
George Harper having received majority
Of all the votes given was declared duly nom
mated county Treasurer
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-06

To give additional security TO land IL
tlcs III this State,
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Below will be found letter from Col.
A. McllLvAIN, 10 his wife We are un-
der obligation to Mrs, McElvaln for a
copy of the letter.