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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters OF Wyandot county,
will please assemble IN their respective town
ships at the usual places of holding elections,
on Saturday the 23rd Of Juue, for the purpose
of selecting Delegates 10 attend a county
Convention to meet at Upper Sandusky, at
L o'clock A. M. on Saturday the 30th of
June, to selec suitable candidates to be sup
ported for the different county Offices, for this
county at the next October election. Also
to adopt such measures in relation to appoint
ing delegation to the Congressional Con.
vention, as said meeting may deem expedient.
1t is earnestly requested that full delega-
ton from each township be in attendance, in
order to give full forse and satisfaction to the
deliberations of the delegations and voters
from each township.
The last enumeration is adopted as the ba-
sis of representation, at the ratio of one del
egate to every 25 white male inhabitants over
81 years of age. This will give each town
ship the following number of delegates:
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POOR IRELAND!

The inhabitants of Ireland are still suffer.
ing from thewant OF food, this is hard indeed,
that fesmust be sacrificed for the necessary
substance 70 sustain it. 1t is lamentable to
think Of the horrors of famine without ex
perencng the trial, andlwho can but sym.
pathize for poor stricken down Ireland in her
needy and most heart rendering conditon2
There is not human breast, however hard
even if it we're made of steel, but what would
feel and have the most solemn desire to aid
those Of the human family, whose kindness IS
not to be excelled; the burning spark of be-
nevolence is planted in their bosoms, and they
would render any assistance to relieve the
helpless and needy. We are surrounded
with every article and OF the best quality of
provisions, to US it is no object to get what
we want and get it when we please, but it is
not SO with that destitute land, there they are
without morsel of food to ease their hungry
appetltes-- without hope Of getting any be
fore deaths terror strikes down its thousand g.
Poor Ireland true hearts and noble race,
will to a great extent be extinct, if there is
not something done to check the ravages Of
disease and famine! She fights against the
crown and all monarcha forms of govern
ment, we hope yet to see her lberatsd-be
free to act for herself, and misery and desc
lation would not be SO abundant.
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COME OUT TO THE CONVENTION.

Remember that next Saturday the Both
inst, will be the time set by the Central Com
mittee for holding the County Convention
Turn out, and let there be full attendance
a good feeling expressed among one another,
than all will be well pleased. Let nothing
keep you absent, but consider it your duty to
be present when the candidates are to be
chosen, for whom you expect to cast your
votes. We want to see all here that can pos
sibly come, and it is just at the season of the
year that farmers have no business SO urgent,
but what they could take one day to attend
Convention of as much Importance as this;
every man feels somewhat interested in max
ing choice of candidates to serve the people;
therefore let there be a general rally of the
Democracy, and all will be peace, union and
harmony, than you can 60 home composed
and be satisfied that the will of the people
have your appreciation and support.
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March 21, l649.
AN ACT.

10 addition to 'an act 10 relation to in
corporated religious societies. passed
March 5, A. ID. 1896.
Sac /. Be il enacted By the General
Assembly ofthe Stale of Ohio, That any
Presbyterian society or church which has
heretofore been, or beresfter may be in.
corporsted By, or under any law Of this
State, and which has any number Of dea-
cons not less than three, may appoint or
elect such deacons to serve ss trustees
for such society or church, which appoint
ment or election shall be made and con.
Quoted 10 conformity with the time and
manner prescribed for the election Of
trustees in the charter, or other act by.
or under which such trustees are, or NAV
be, required to be elected; and the sand
deacons. when so chosen TO the efics Of
trustees according 20 the provisions Of this
act. shall hold The same for The period
during which they may continue TO hold
su3 exeraise the Office Of deacon 10 said
socisiy or church, and all vacancies that
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DEATH OF EX PRES, DENT POLK.

The talegraphic news brings tits most sad
intelligence. He died on Friday last at
Nashville Tennessee, with the ClEonic diar
rh@a.
The nation will mourn the lossof this dis.
inguished statesman, who but so lately play
ed such conspicuous part in acting as Chief
Magistrate of our country, and to him much
praise and homer is due, for his seivices were
actually great during the four yeas he filled
the Presidential chair. Look at what he done,
settled some of the most embarrassing ques.
tions, and the Importance Of these questions
demanded great judgment of mild 10 give a
correct decision, but they were all settled
smicable and satisfactory grounds we're
left for complaints none, not even the most
prejudice could say anything else.
This stroke will be felt severely throughout
the country, tor in the death Of MIR. Polk
there Is one gone whose place cannot be
easely filled. His great talent md strong
mind would mortalze any station, which made
him bright ornament to the nalioe, and give
to him a name that will not be lorgptten.
He is gone, and leaves many to legret his
unexpected departure. Though his body
lies in the silent tomb, his memory will live
In the hearts of the people. His eloquent
speeches and musical voice W II be heard no
more in the halls OF the White houe, but his
acts will ever commemorate his maze.
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OBlTU AIRY,

DlED-Ou the 30 inst, near Upper
Sandusky, after a lingering illness, CArH
ARiNE ALMIRA MARY AMANDA daughter OF
Michael aud Elizabeth Miller, aged one
year, two months, and eight days. Ser
vIcss were conducted by the writer
Text, Psalms, XXlli; 4. Yea though,
&C.; Blessed are they who die in their
infancy befure the SORROWS Of life over.
take them.
"Rest, tender infant calmly rest,
As er'st upon Thy mothers breast,
No writing pains, no earthly woes,
Shall ever break My deep repos..
Sleep, lovely child, serensly sleep;
Tho Ger thy graves they fondly weep;
Yet their Affections bitter cup
Is mixed with Tue sweet balm Of hope.
What though around thy little grave,
The tall dark forest trees may wave,
What tho the prowling wolf may howl
In concert with the gloomy owl.
Sweet sleepar, thou hast naught 10 fear,
The angel bard is hoveriug near,
True / o their Heavea committed trust,
Watching around thy sleeping dust.
Soon TOO shall they who Ger thee weep,
With thee in death embrace sleep;
Soon with their lovely babe arIse,
To ltxa farevar in lAa skIes"
J. ScHAuER.
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To amend an act entitled an act to az
mend an acs directing the mode Of pros
ceeding in chanceryi passed February
2i 1916.
SEC. l. Be il enacled BY Mt General
Assembly 0Me Slate Of Ohio, That receiv
ers who have been, or hereafter shall be
appointed, may, at the discretion of the
court appointing them, or the court with
which such receivers are by the terms Of
their appointment required to render ac.
ness assigned TO them, or in any way
connected with the same, be authorized
and required BY such court amongst other
things TO collect, settle, compromise and
compound for, or by suit in their own
names, or otherwise TO recover any debt
claim demand, matter or thing belonging
to, or concerning the property, estate OF
business committed TO them, and such re-
ceivers shall also be required to report
from time to time their doings ia the
premises, to the end that the same may
be received, examined and confirmed or
set aside by the court as mayappear TO be
just and proper.
SEC. 2 1t shall be- lawful for the conr,
before which any cass shall be pending
foS the final settlement Of tho affairs Of
any company, or of any partnership, or
for the payment of tue debts thereof to
provide BY decree or other proper order
for transfer, by the receiver acting in
tuch case either to creditors or to such
parties as may have resulting interes
therein. of all judgments and DEGREES re-
covered in the name of any receiver in
the case not then collected, and of all
DEGREES against any of the parties in such
case, either for their rateable shares Of
the debts due to creditors, or for con,ris
button among the parties, and such de-
crees so assigned, shall be collected BY
execution. as on judgments at law.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 21, ls49.
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Gen. Gaines of New Orleans, who fought
gailantly in the Mexican war, died Of cholera
week before last.
For the Pioneer.

.Messrs Editors.--I am announced in
your paper candidate for Auditor -
When tins was done it was unknown
whether the popular vote system, had been
adopted Hence The usual express re.
ference to convention was not made
My announcement was intend simply to
imply that was Wiiiing to be a candidate.
If have not given the people of Wyandot
sufi cient assurances OF the purity Of my
political principles and motives, | hops
they will select some candidate who has
been more successful. Those who have
known me for the last Ave years in Wy
andot County kn ow me to be indisposed
as well as incapable of doing any thing
prejudicial to tue interest of The demos
arAtic cause through sinister purposes.
Tho demo cratic platform is sufficiently
broad aud firm for me. On il took my
stand fourteen years ago when cast my
first vote. There, with the democratic
banner waving over my head, and float
ing IN the breeze the motto Of equal
rlghts and privileges have everstood and
there / h' pc over to maintain my position
as the advocate for the election of oil
our Q fficer immediate by the people, aud
the integrity of the Tho democratic party.
Coufding implicitly in the wisdom of the
choice of a majority | shall yield cheer,
fully to their wishes.
am &c. G.. Il. MOTT.
June Goth, lS49.
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may thereafter happen in The said boardlof
trustees, so constituted as Aforesaid, shall
be filled bFsuch person or persons sue
ceeding tiiereto as may be appointed or
elected 10 the Office o. deacon by such so.
ciety or church. according to the plan Of
government and discipline thereof.
Sec. 2 That majority Of said Gea.
cons when acting in the capacity Of truss
tees as aforesaid, shall constitute a quo
rum for the transaction of business; and
as such trustees shall have perpetual sue.
cession, and shall possess, enjoy and have
full right to exercise all and singular the
powers, imm1nities, rights, and privl.
eges granted TO or vested in, and shall
be snbj ect to all tho obligations. restric
tions, ard liabilities. imposed on such re.
ligious society, or church, by so much Of
any charter or other act, by, or under
which, the same was, or may be incorpo-
rated. or by so much Of the act to which
this act is an addition, as may not be ins
consistent with the provisions Of this act.
SEC. 3 That said deacons, in their
capacity Of trustees as aforesaid, shall
have the power 10 appoint a secretary,
treasurer, and such other officers az they
may deem expedient, and TO prescribe
their duties; which officers shall hold their
respective Offices during the pleasure of
the said Board Of Trustees.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Rrrs.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker ofthe Seaaie.
Fab. &c, 1s49
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A N ACT
March 0, ls49.

To repeal the fifth section Of an act en-
titled IAN act TO authorize County Com.
misioners Of this State TO lay out aud
establish State roads,
SIC. !. BE ii enacted By The General
assembly Of the Stale IF Ohio, That the
fifth section Of the act passed Februsr,
the tweutySseventh, ono thousand o,ght
hundred aud forty.six, which section al
lows county commissioners TO change
free turnpike roads into State roads, be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This act to take effect from
and after its passage.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of The Senaie,
March 10, Is49.
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Law S of O hio.
PUBLISHED AUTHo ri T Y

AHAC IA
To amend an act far the relief o ftoccupy.
ing claimants o land.

AN ACT IA
To amend an act for the relief ofCoccupy.
ing claimants of land.
SEc J.. BE q enacted BY The General
assembly ofihe State Of Ohio, That the
occupying claimant Of land, holding by
any such title or in smch manner as 10
pointed ont in the act for the relief Of
oconpying claimants ofland passed March
10; 1881, of which this is an amehdatory,
shall, after Judgment rendered against
him and in favor OF the snccessful claim
ant, have an option to demand payment
from said sue ccessful claimant of the full
yalu e nf his lasting and valuable improv'
ments made on the land in controversy.
before the commen cement Of the SUIT, or
& to pay to the successful claimant the val
us Of the land W ithnut the Improvements
made thereon. at his discretion.
SEC. 2. That il said occupying claim
ant shall ele ct 10 retain the land, lie may
tender to the succ essful claimant sum
OF money equal to tho value Of the land
"
3 10 receive payment for his Improvements
the successful claimant may tender to him
sum of money eqdal to the value of his
improvements, but If such tender shall in
aither case be refused, unless the jury
empannelIed under the provisions of he
Third section Of said before mentioned
act, shall assess larger sum in ia yor Of
the party so refusing than the amount
rendered exclusive of interest from the
shal pay the full costs Of the proceeding
Bat if the jury shall assess greater sum
than the amount so rendered exclusive
of interest. then the party making the in
sufficient tender shall pay the costs, for
which, If necessary, Judgment may be
rendered and execution issued as in other
casses.
SEC 3. Husbands may act on behalf
of their wives, and guardians on behalf Of
t,eir wsrls, under the provisions Of this
act, and all the provisions Of said act, of
which this is an amend datory, shall remain
ia full force, except so far as they are
mod iiied or changed by this act.
JOHN G. BRESLlN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker efthe Senate.
Mar;h 90, T849.
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CHOLERA REPORTS.

81. LNpls, June lC.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
Tue intefmenls OF persons who died oi
Cholera, IN eight cemeteries on Saturday,
amounted TO 6i--uf other diseases to thIr
teen.
On Sunday, the number Of inlermeats
ia the same cemeteries, announced TO o2;
of which 81 died VITA tue cholera.
Returns from sll the cemeteries would
swell Tue number of hnrlais each day 10
100.
The weather is very hot and the chole
ra, it is SAID, makes trightiul rayages a.
moug the emigrsnts on the Plains.
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THE CROPS.

On our trip to Tlliin we were really sur
prised to see the or ps lsok so well, Wheat
will yield more than on average crop, if not
injured before it ripens. Corn and Potatoes
look well considering the late season. The
farmers are already cutting clover and making
preparation for harvest.
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o. The Editor of the Tribune still cons
tends, and that too againstthe verdictof the
Coroner's Jury, that the Mayor Of New York
did just right in calling out the military at
the Macready Iiot, to murder innocent and
inoffensive citizens. Mr. Hulburd thinks that
the Mayor would not be justfiable in trying
to remove the cause which produced the riot
Well, we beg leave to differ with the genle-
man, that's all.
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| am &c. c. K. MOI
June Goth, lS49.
A melancholy Occurrence-.Fatai Ren>
counter--Two distinguished Men
FALLEN.
Cincinnati, June 16lh, l8i!

Cincinnati, June 16lh, l8i9.
Editor Ohio SiateSmln:
A reucouutre took place to day in
Madison oouuty,at public meeting, be-
tween Cassins NJ. Clay and Joseph Turn
er Both parties snapped pistols, and
knives. Clay was stabbed through the
heart. Turner was severely wounded IN
the shdomen and groin, and is since dead.
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THE PIONEER /.
UPPER sANDusKr, JUNE ee, ,Is4s.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

HA'tNO OSANOi1NS onhND DlDh lJCs
We have 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 CIR. 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.
.Nessrs Smith & Giies.--please announce
the name Of George T. Frees of Crane town
ship, as & candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision ofth county Convention, and oblige,
Many Democrats.
JMessrs Smith &. G1es.--You will please
announce the name of James L. Harper as a
candidate for Treasurer, subject to the dici-
sion ofthe county Convention.
Many Democrats.
.Nessrs Smith & Giles Please announce
the name Of Otis Lsor Of Versailles township,
as candidate for Auditor, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic county Convention.
Many Democrats.
.Kessrs Editors. -Please announce the
name of Curtis Berry, jr. of Crawford town
ship, rs candidate for Sheriff, subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
Many voters.
.jIessrs Smith {. Giles. Please announce
the name of Peter A. Tyler of Tymochtee
township, as candidate for Treasurer, sub.
Ject to tie decision of the county Convention.
Many voters
.Nessrs Smith g. Giles.-Please announce
the name OF John N. Reed, of Crane town.
ship, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
Many voters.
.Nrsws Ediors-Please announce the
name of Samuel Henley Of Crane township,
as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-
csion of the Democratic Convention, and
oblige many Democrats.
.Nessrs Smith g. Giies.--Will confer a
favor by announcing in the columns OF the
Pioneer the name of P. A. Tyler, Esq, as a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, at the
October election.
.Nessrs EdHors.-Please announce The
name of Alvin ]. Russell of Salem township,
as candidate for Treasurer, subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
Jicssrs Estafs--pfssse dSS@ounsg tfYca
name Of Isaac Wholgennih Of Ridge town
ship, as a candidate for Commissioner rHhs
iect to the decision Of Democratic Conyen
tinn.
.hesSrs EduorS--Pl5ase announce the
name of Curtis Berry, Sr. of Crawford town
ship, as a candidate for Commissioner, sub
lee, to the decision of The Democratic Con
vention.
.Vsssrs Ediiors.-Please announce the
name of William Bland OF Tymochtee town
ship as candidate for Commissioner; sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic Con
vention.
We are authorized to act as usents for J.
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Ia reply to the communication of Dri
Cd who has seen fit to address US, upon
the subject Of our eekly notices OF q. e.
Vsughos vegetable Lithontripti c Mixture
the grea, American Remedy--we have
only to say, that every name which has
appeared 10 these notices as giving testi-
mony to the great curative power Of
this far famed article Of medicine, 10 a
genuine one, whatever our worthy friend
may think; no fiction IS used here, aud if
he questions our word for this, we would
ask him 10 take the name of any person
he has ever found mentioned, the place Of
residence and send post paid letter to
the person: if he does not receive a satfsk
factory answer both as regards the gen.
uneness of the names given, and the
character Of The medicine ailued to also,
then we will publish gratis his communi.
cation, setting forth our falsi6cation, and
stand convicted Of PERJURY. Will this
satisfy the Dr.l We happen TO know
whas " are engaged in when we publish
such notices; this vegetable Lithontrip-
tic is doing great good all over he coun-
try, and seems to be the remedy for all
complaints. As the Agents in this vicin-
itp, whose names are under the adver>-
,isement in our paper, will inform the
Doctor, Get a pamphlet aud read.
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C. We will just state to the Democracy
of Wyandot county, that the name Of UProN
PowLEs as candidate for Sheriff, may be
suspended, as he is going to move from among
us. We are indeed sorry that Mr., Powles
is leaving, his action in behalf of the Dem
ocrat was of much use.