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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

- h... r-es rau ;hs Plains ~ pof,.A. ~ba
,,sss SO ssrs savsds she 5.h inst hAVisg 81
..e ~.s.ac-i seq 90 tha 1Isi lane I.s pets esro
boz ,aa ~ Of a.. yga -:r -r' rrsiiar go California
.l4 --l-r,s o. aa il8 i.fs OF animals AID 0lints b.
ssls- ~ On .Frri scslcg g 1fs.e en s 80 s'sfa.ta
.ccles
Thee y-ssor- Fl, pia .eut pc, 60 erngrati'r hs )
-l44. ,escheJ re i.ot "a ihe Mountains ~ Tho ~
60 i.-te hy - tak Nsrgs RIVER AMI ihss "a A.
30. sllu1if 81 to- thls ROAD iref m-i lHiri
;tirs goins esprsr' o. mote VII NJ. -. I@ed ssiii
,ncs ~. .! tf- ~.l.'si t.4.s frf"n Erro iudu~ +"
IF representation 90 il8 Way. 9. take he LaNsDl
route which divorces 80 See rh on ha - Il ap1nt
30 miles above lHr sax o. Mays Hivsr out suUsa.
Qu-ai Information ssfs TIA. they Laye taken sds m1st
l.1cg road aud VIII be r. els - TO- weeks iaie
arriving ~ tag e. ai-nsuif
There has been n a. deal o. trouble ioss AID toll
from i1sia. teens, - "a .is "sy. bns sns peopls
we're pretty well provided ~lh PROVISIONS, ard thsgo
~sre r. particular ua ai.es asnOrg them VIII tue 81
option u sIgri scCrbatil fymPi0m. among 'olae
....1s
We nss ectsd ,o isy sboye dat f.-l .-s D--n seh'
y abe Lassog route sn that there i no spprehens &C.
cd suy ssncuI .sanity Detailing sny pars.n o. parry
on shstfoad
On the l3h iast !. c3mmsrced showing on tire
sierra Navsds m0unfsns or too hrsG time during tkis
s,sal .. % Tell 70 aoouI tie deDih Of eistt inches
Go John Wilson, Il 10 Navy AgeaI .oT This Pom
sI.l - family viii b hsre 10 Ihe courss ri two 90
tdrze weeks ~, nas cone overland. and Is mos!
vf15sfy ftis - "a II the mountains a. present Hs
gentleman q hish mora Tcrlh, and hs residence
IN cur community viii lis accomplished fani y, vii
be received cutie acquisition % ne social oire.s
q this city. Pacific News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

10 ssti-t, y Ser Diego Al 70, Anssl9' ,eAl Ss.J
-is-s w ssrsc-s n- cisuicis g -a1a SsIn,a -. -,
- Obis5c sssi 5-t-tT e,--f 90 s-ra,a- - -
= Nc1lsrsv. Or S--s,o-. n . sTf-i q =
Ss-str-- - . srri-l % ss- F-s-c 80 - 80
D-t-r.rf q sr-0za o-e s-ral-f - D.fllf. y
y--,- on S.-st1rs a. - sulci a - Jes-l -
Ser .Ears AZ 20 Dsses Of ss1 D.s<o sssl s-e 80
--s-nra- - 1sssrtl-. y. D.st-rf q L1a = 60.
mn "a = A.s-ms - O-s-rtci y > z a
u-u 80 = Assez-.V -. Dsuies q - - ~
u-1is- NJ l.ssna.y. - Dts--rt - 49,. = 80
1sa.ers of As.-EalT. IS Oslscf q -, lots 80
z-~.tz.s g sss-.1s - p's;rci o "a - = So
.arr.=-s e. Es-ar5 y ~ pst- a soncins - -
ga W Ass@aaT - = f--,s. . sEc's1-1.o tle IrE
,.-s q Ass-- y a. re Disaici OF 81 Joe1 ~ Ere
ll--lt~-. g "a, l-iy
tr U-t - I-Tss'ur- s.AI osher-''- -irr.t ir a.
srre VIE - --o 500 o 90 c-ti -i'- ~ 80
So ~ - Cow s-sI te 80 'sS-sa1- .if' p
---- sr5 .-e ~ a. pee Lis-- -car ~ 7 80 p
rar-1 s-.-- a-1r - .'- -sf = -
I'll 80 fs-ffsr--a 80 20 s..'--e 81 - f-f a.,
De- stea1arc- 49, Il sr- -C..f-. 70 sF-. lNe--f -
- - 80 -s-a. --- ''.t go = -
- r-zr - s-ss.qr " ~ Lee - - ~ f-'-r,s
IN --fron 40 ~ - s.tsfcr- "a u - ssiiles "
1-s-- ga to- -'e-f@ - = 80 g 81 rs
- s-Haz
.r Ir- ar .-s. ID .. - ..- 80 ..--f- e--
- -rse.- lonsf' 30 .-t rF' 9Ea'f
~rsf Lari. -.--e --l-f r--er 80 r-1s N-i.-
----y s1.tsrl-- .a -ts 2 sf-r i-f - ~ -
y -E=FLE rr----a-t
h. 3 -a.rI :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08
Arrivals az California from sept. 20 20
October 30.

Arrivals az California from sept. 10 20
October 30.
Sept -, Eng bra Wm Melville, Taolss IN H1oarttoSn
% -, " BRO Pare, gEBiter, from BorcsagT
90 -, An brig Csuso. Tibbits I'm HewforI
80 % An sp ksg1lgs, bFadiorc, IN Bosom
-- -, An og PecsmOnl-, Brghtmkp IN yAiysFsl.1
90 ~, An % Mary Aru, L0~pdss, IN RE nlon1
Oct }, AsH Mar FFAless, Pay, Hol0lsh
'- ], iI WxFdeleus, PAM. Buelos Ayres
90 z, An YscmGI, Clsrk, PiynO1lh
'' :, Az MOgssn, WALDO, Newton
" 2 an David heoshaH, Bowie Santa Cruz
- 2, "a ceinds, DOLE, Gasysqul
d" z, An Mount Nsrr0a, Aasl, MatspossslI
- }, Al Mex % E.rnqtn, New Orlssas
80 5, An Nsstgs, W1lEou, New.Y0rs
90 ) An Treaty, Taten. Rio Janeiro
An LACY Psnninsns Paekars, Lsswsfs CSass
" ,, IA Unioo, Barnes, Pom Philip
- >, IN Tive Friends, Wiss, Psn.m.
q" Am Swallow, Lassl, hszstlsn
New Gnsn Lsars Anr, Blsndi.ss H. Leu
" Am Selma. selez Nsw.fork
An Glsnziors, Poylhrsss, Riehr1ord
An Ca19cs Haynes, aew-fork
70 CiEe freres, MeilOr Hsvrs ana sslpss -is =
Zoe E-zsc>h Archer, Lohh Sydney
@ Corresds CoisJs, solhs1ae, HOnogig
An ArnJyme, ChsIte.ds, Bocsss
rT 49, s... Vita r a.sscn. e,a' All oisso
10 WIZ wslsh, Tbonpson, Lordcn.
c. Csts-rre Dressher Vsiysrdso
90 An ksisseo, Spencer, Bos.oo.
An Dysde, flsesr, Tsiesanaza.
An Vernon, AeKsy, ses-YorE
90 10 q. 8. NAL steamer Csiifoytis. suaJ Psnsus
70 An AFssssa1. sgsnsr, Esrmofe.
10 Am Cisrisss, Bsbbicg-, Newton
10 Per Johanna Amelia, Foster, Panama
Il IN Scar Of chinaz TowEsr, sJansy
II, Am susan Jsce, PIior, Bosso1
:. = 4. tlsnsrs' Soen, sorissss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08
The Golden Emisratlon.
NsltEafi. 81 a. 20 20
Par Frs-iol tfar
2 ~ b. 1ef gllfsE res -

P.ls T. .sf ssfos rs1fI4'
Drrlrs TIE moth Of Ocla5ef The arrivals of ami.
grants A. his port - ses have been iCll1ss Amsr.
.csns. 80 ForsigneEs l,4ll-,otsl, ACo9. " Taeh
are tenn Aes-Amefiesn, ~ Foreign, fj-total, lig
Totsi arrivals r the months II August September
snc October y ~ The character Of ths si grafton
su colinuss such ~ VII rel ct hoGer Cur grow.
lag Esd oYplenl state
Company orgsrizs,icn,, c0mposed u the four OF
each slz,s population daily pouring through tas
sodsE SGs Of CsOrns, snd We have already a. las 90
share " intsgc1cs and espablitT, truly 4ms1css,
many % We states CT the Atlantic si1e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

IfE-ra
CAST 3 ~
Placer IntslIIErnce.

4 D..
rr-nevpr II becomes \ tXed fat that m Lrr
,,sf facft'es are essenas % the Vefs-s a. ccuve
nienes Of TIE % PIE q tais country then re may hope
L. cure q or rez6ers tn scVlntzsss sccrufnk y N
a continued and careful corresyoudf--a direci fr n
ths Placer Un.I thea W can only nave raeour-s 70
the very vague lnd uafisftciory sccog1ts resolved
r-rn inie - time r n the aia7s, occAsiously favor
q - gnpfe =; somatairg sgthsnlc, OF coming Ia
such uEqa.s. .ns1.s shsse that We cannot dlsse-
gard is. A. s-f xa1a. e. ths fcllogirs.
SEEELCCKS DrGsTNG' h-Iip0ss, Ssr. =
Permit re % i1- yose "a your vslus j. ts1e snd &C.
cupv smsl rlsc- N yolr excellent pspsr y s;sf.s
Ia b,kaf Of nyssN ard comrades our r-say gr'lv.
srces. We Esnia Psr- OF Al THIS point thoash u
BE- ihe most Temo.- p1Hg u ne fi.cer, and o.
ylgr influence - - exsrte1 in Re mtf,-r, for wheh
vii cersin render yoa an te1ivaent n harposa
god, " n s1y other SsT yos nay ceslfe-
We muster shout so ssrons IN this ne'shecrtood,
and 20 ierars sre daily cS2.cied Our msfchs "a
would wiagly contract sta shs Post Oc- sssLts FOR
The estAbishnaent O. UlNl rozts belE-sa f.iI ard
san FIsnc.sco.
hts NJ Edtcr IA cusIiicnss.y the place TO- sis
eEu1ks bSi iet ne instruct ycu c1ncsTu'as t,sfe dix
Slosa Thy were discovered tive Cr three rrollhs
az c. BY n AZ named sherlock Who Hli5 c "a yany
o. - MsKicsns worked these deposits snAres. he
work varies site vel g e-,eThsre lE 1kt
days tars- ren tock out = 2clncs o. pure CAD And
last week 10 zen t0ck cut Ia tEo days - pounds frcTc
spot near ~ camp Sherloek hss gone 1910 ~
m1UntsiLs one kEo-s " here and ~ have e@ctet
Alcate vso, the Day Of hs nsis. stier l1Lo %
rce iffuei order ior A. Asxea1f - cecEr1P, Wnea
ttcy 81 form win We al intend - Eirt.f here, -
~ car essiiy make csu-''rtsbe quarters This pa,e
"a tistsu' II miles ron Ffsr19rts discovery, s4c 10
mach .he richest q las ;No deposits Many lsrgs
yscss have oscn rece1ly found eefe, sySrssss from
ons 70 slsht pounds pure gold TIE ICES; pieces
usually se worth sbCGl - cents yu1 perceive lrls
Is re reEior % ia lEEps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

Z. -f.i-,y co., ..Apf yg .44as.i- n q a. ....l. q
Raven Ccit1r lieu rot, " Cieba1o. s@llsY.
Rf15dsns p &ciiysine. Ar Csisip. W aellvains
q SJ~sa, Loi Ksmehsashs A H-hons. W0ialhstd
- p i,.a. 81 HTss-.a, II Webb n oFeen = q NILE
u = y AHsi... -. .'sss5. . jvn~' . L-rsel 4
Lira-sezaE. A SlKsy II Palmer, Captain b. Pc, GF
iaris.sy y ruar4sr r. Wsikns Captain fligs
re az, : y Ji-s -. ~ sce 5a, 5lsef
horn. 2 Efs~1 = Dfls La, e. @n'lt ; king ; .
I'll. BiuT0rue, ~ Gutter bosaa..Hs Dr. 4syi0r ]
NancrEv-rr = iislss, Nlurine. J. 5psier Y " "a
30, D. FDofFesuf sd Ady Mrrsia Law. l. RIn.
lois, Dicksrsyn, , Wsfald. ar Dsnf,fd, lady chi
rrrl tni servant HGiHss T. y Boo.h Hammond
w hcC.l sad. Lisa, hay, U5H. } siivs. NJ Warren
FfD0r, Wsighi, r var, DR. K " William.
~ NoRSrsy-T Y Per Leo Mr. Rsidrnbu!g., 4. @a
rsneh-s Lsbief. !. g-1snssi, y CSmpsss,A v R.E
dc~ Hsii-cs
Fsf Jiag4fisn--nf Pdcs ags friend n Lom.a J V.n
Co1I ) Cimco, Df. W1sO~
-, Sia s'ai-l n. Garcia, Dr. Desmond. lsj IL ..
q. -fsae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

b The srrv. Of the barb oss.a sf e.. ron P,s1.oo
..r.S f,,r, Counbis River sSous The ION nat 70,
VsDosgvsr's IslAad with Nsi Ger. p :. min ~.
,,,its az board sns may erPees nei W .s.s'-,
1 a AZ sbcgt the lO.h Of Nov hals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08
Thank.giyiBE Proclamation.

D. c1ufJrify with lhs % Other States and To-
ri.g-s A. lL order ;Asl to people Of California may
raks = general ard public acknowledgment Of tsSir
ga.lds 10 - Supreme R1.sE o. ne CaVerss i1r LA
Gsc Ard srr care darnk he psst year and of re
bcuadi-ss besE-gs which nov sripg, 4 10 recoHn-r
id lhsf Thar,dsy ne 1gh cay q N07rmDer neEf b.
Iel ssrl s3t f-1t stsy " fhsnFszyrg All Prayer
ven - h0o.-rty, Cafof1is lls 2ia osy q October
A u. lss5. - Kaecl b. BILLY
Br-vef Buz Gen z 8 A and GOV u California
b. TIE Governor h w. HALLEcK, b. Capt snd Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08
Dfra.

"a stscktOn, at ths Hospital u Dr Comst3ck,J N
,.a i5,b ihst. NJ ssnus O. Barker u Rhode Island.
NJ. d. - mate Of the whale ship Yyber, Of go
nlssscn Conn ~hch ship h. sos hs discharge from At
tns ssnd~ch Islands, after having erused with aad
hllst herr and came 10 this country
Ga board the steamer Mckilo on her passage from
New Ofsars ~ san Frsucitco, in lat TO- North, lon
40 West, Nr. VIM. l. HON netleu. Of Noble, Ala.
IN st0cktOn, (at the II spitsl ~ Dr.. C0mtt0ck Oa
the l0,h .ns,snt Sir Samuel = Park, sged q years
hr vas from Romrey, Indiana. whsso be has ia.
trss, mother, brothers lnd sisters living
10 tnis city the l1in instant Michss. sullivan, from
Ssw-Oreala
Ga board ship Rsguius On Monday, De! %, ofdyssB-
efy, NJ SoLosfoS sTopDARD Of Boston sseo IS years
A. Gan Francisco, OCEAN ANGELO, infant scn Of
C. Aubrey Angelo. Louisville. (Hy) papers please
copyl A. Stockton, Oct Mr.. ~ q DASfELs Of Ne~
Tosk
Az san FrSnesco. oa tho ca octsber tn the 24th
year u Ma age, Wan. Alfred D %, hhh Of Emanuel
Den. II the County Klksony Ireland At the Cstto
hc Chapel, the = Ssptsmber, Wn. d Doushsrty
You1g, merchant Ia ReF-Orlssns, born In e. Louis
Ia Sacramento City On The S5sh CT. Chsres Wn.
Han eldest Of the a.s Samuel JcnEs Smith u
New YORK Cigy, sged Il yesrA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

CRYSTAL FENALEs -T1Tse Chinese .sdiss of Fs1k
ssf,Esd The EEsllsA BARK Helen stsSaEt he I'll
nat
DRowNsD John o. BsmDUs, u Nsv-Orssss, sne
nArFe g FIslnis, vas 6roE ned the Lagoon, GEAR
tie Preside, On Sunday, ins zsza Oct by becoming
entx,gied 10 TIE oog srsss ths bottom SEiss s~r.
m.Hs n tcE Etld auek. Which lad been snos b. eoc
Tsde on The stor-.
From tha records n ne cree Il Capt Edward A.
Kirz Hsr6sr Master, The following interesting stats
res srs eomyled-
Tbs following vessels sfe reported st Columbia
River American ship Hunuess, bark Nsd01ns brig
Henry fos lhiE part soon, with Lumber.
FoIEIGN FLA5s N TN BASsoS -ErsAse. French,
5pzEisa, PorT7snes-, IEGian Hsscvargs s.ans2 B-l-
sian, Ns= GEera,szs, Dlteh SVsc!se. OideneursA
Chlesn, Peruvian, Russian. h-xiesa Eq as.oFs1 Han
0Tsgisn, S0rzegsa, HsvsisD, Tssirxn.
PAET4urss Winds Fos rHz MONTH or OcToszs
III Gags ". ;. w. 10 9sys = :. W. ; dsyss E.
Man rage u Bsr0rster Enis noDtn, - T7.lOo
IL ;ss a.r5oE are foug steamers one CT tie Pzs.ae
Mai l,se scc :n-ss river Steamers alzCa1; 0. ~.
osEs. l.I19 Tina
slss rsns If shipping ssied from ths por, the lar
z1r,s
l3ei5 ruls sEiSptEs arrived ira sss u1u.n.
saGs= -. thipPi.s Il pert meath sce,rs ooso-
or sstk, iN,S3 szsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

on Thursday evening, Oct. p, Ia the Pueblo ts ssa
lose Dc Guadalupe, By Rev. Mr. Campbell, M Fabo:
Green 70 Mrs sarah Montgomery both Il that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08

The Placer Itzes = Ocs- II. says We have
ss.c reverb FROM IT, mines tur-Ds The 2sss week
sosns c! hen z5ta b,s FIJI Of Sat, wnle otners
=sr- -. ,r-zsled ~lih sngte.n. heavy Tee fgiOS
i.s letter frou friead vii s.vs cur -esdess CON.
n = snss " Of rir... I'D nii7sfs e a. ieerons Of
- Pc. .ihsa.h uv,Fisn o. se Sittis FoFk and
dsied
SPANISH Pa. Oct %. Is4s
N EDTrcE There "a s'-sgs 5.e1 1ld VII be .
great disparity II "a DFocscts 81 lsbos a Us INES 81
- Ss-=ss5s .ad ials eEy4-.sF . eliza csnse o.
aueh iE0uoic sne u1cssiIsss &C tte part q miners
Szt saoro particularly BsE o-g.rers F0r iasfsnee,
r7s- ecEc-s Esr1 40 l0cstes hirssa - conrecc-s
SpslsSsos sit-T Feuslnsns here .oz1s Ero % shrse
Eeess ~ besS=s-s --ssec. ssi naasn Ia &c o. q.
cs.ce Gag, ssf lass n tkis iSres1;s = sxcys 70
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Died In Panama

DttA IN 4AEmts
"a he .o.E Lsb ar. Lsaysaworth Hard, hM 49,.
n1f, Onto. Do he dtn inst Mr. Dsniel u - N
from sgfsis Cocnty, Long Isisnd, N. Y "A yen
II PURSUANCE " cider a ~ scnofss = - esls
iNs- ieri sosrs hs,.sy sEsa - az psr'os -, 2sa,
sssnst sSsAa hsCOsskLL, iats q Ne CT =
~ssssd 2 Srsysct - ycacbsrs t1sr- ID sss
a. - cGss ofW s1a q q SEA-. - - y 81
% - Cay Of ssvfort ssfsis he sisstss.s' -
AR - pat<f yes Yen ioarssgsA tsy VI ssPssHss'
WIL5CS SMALL, lffs>~'
rs Is.eE. FkEDEalcK D. KOsLkhro -
PURsUGscE u a os<sF q sonyssis ~ 80. %,
-ss reft, % g hsrsoy gre. % o. 1900 fssss
tfA-1st ALLLa JOhssON, sts u - ca q es...bsf ~
e Prssssi 10 n voscksr hsrsoi . - y
s,ors of Johs Alsc. 80 no Nsssy q cofp" " x1g -
sty q ssv fott, C o. tsrrs - tssag 's.9-- ~ :
D. ted sss Yea The a. dag o. ssreme~f, ~ .<s6g
zss isrsn- hARsAkkr Ass yOhNsos. e--------<s
IL PURSUANCE q ofcsF Of lie ssfr1fss s.ssx 80
lss- fors, -ot.s hsfstg yssa % ~ 49,. s<<1>4-
s<aEst ELIZA FIHLAT, q ks cy a fs..t = = -
PrsssEt ths ans sra voacb-Fs tosrs 2 ~ ~ - "a -
hsncs. SO u H. Bsossysy Er,<s. ns VI - IA
ssiers ne tssrp = Say q nsr.A nsori 49,
sssrse sy 81 ssf;<zssr, 80 wflliAA ""
- lssszs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08


sSeI'oS J. TIC Jessssrs .hAl provide for he eject
oa - 1ee p~oP,- Supsrtnierdsai OF Pzbne nftrret
Ia VITO SAL hcl1 lie oses for yeas snt whose
'nA be prescribed D. lew and who shs Tece.Fe
- sra peasanor "a ne Legislature nay direct
: A-r LeSisislare sAsl encourage, 81 a. sglssole
-. - pe1sNon 81 tntsi leciCA scienlhc. nora Sre
s&t' q tnaPsofeu-ns Tss n-oe-l. Ia Al arSs thai
~ ~ ~ 'e= Uzised S.aes T. tia Sgsis fCF hs
-. ~. 80 sssis seieA Ray - sod OF disposed o,
'5 -5areo asaIssa scFes q lara sraa.oa g hs
s71sf A. 1st Of Congress a,seuns Is RIO
eees 81 tSe foc kds suorx lAs .ev-r.i So. ~ ~.
l5!os. approved D. lstl 80 n 49,, - ~ -
pew y 10 ray have died w1tk5ct $500 80 -
ke.F AID sso xach per ee- "a nav ~ - - = -
gress ca he s<ie Of Snds = tas sAn 81 M
pegPsegs Vnd ne iaie7Sst VI wh,ch tozess- - +,
ne Fsns q ne u1sOle sEes AID sseA &c. 49,, -,
pflktee 20 tie suFPcSt u ccroc Schools ercas tot ~.
StAle
3 IRE Legislature stAs provide for syssm Of con,
nl1r seAoss ~ wnca rchco stAa BE KEPT ~ ana ssr.
roFted IN essk cisel ~ ie2s aree 1O1s every ye.
snt any school dGsrc reg @ettng 10 tesp se su-p
sl,A schOol msy be deprived .. iis Proaer.toa q ~
tntsse.e o. TIE public fund dariss saeh Degleet
a fhs Legislature shall take measures ,og ta- prC.-c
tr Improve rpsri or o;heE eisPosrcr of sach zts
have bs OF sy hereafter Be reserved % grs1tr ey hs
pris.s ssatea o. any perscs Pssors q lis ssis 90
a. u.s q slvsrsisy sat ne fao1s sccEui,z scn -
recs o. sale q t.ch knes froh AR othes scarce 10
BE putposs aforesaid sssi - And reasiu Pe-DGn-1
fauS lhe Interest u watch shsl b srT9t y We fafP
M ssia urlvsrsigy via s1cA orsrcses ~ Ae P9sk ez
vessescs nay &sssat for - Prc1oaee o. s'sssi-fs -
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-06-29
Sherif's Sale.

Try virtue of an Alias Fl. Fa. issued cut
of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Wyandot County, Ohio. will expose to
public sale, at the jail, in Upper Sanduss
ky, in said county, on the 2ud day Of Jus
ly A. ID. ls49, between the hours of 1e
o'clo ok A. Nj. and o'clock P. NJ, ofsaid
day the following personal property and
chattels, TO viii: an Office table and books
case, asmall library of select law books,
containing about "a volumes including 4
volumes of the History of England. two
acres of potatoes growing upon Out Lot
No. II in the Town Of Upper Sandusky
about 8 acres ofoats, and l3 acres of corn
pnt in on share, and growing uponthe hrm
of Solomon Slocum in Crane Township
in said County, subject to the land lords
erest,-Taken as the property ofJohu
Sell at the suit of William b. Stokely,
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff W. G.. O.
June Goth, 1849.--17-2w. Sl,25.
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SMITH s. GILES.

Gen. Taylor, it is said by the Wing prints,
that he don I violate any pledges made previ
Gus to his election, this may do TO tell, bu;
the person asserting it, knows that it is right
out bare faced falsehood, for not in one in
slant has he kept one of the pleges made by
the dishonest motives which they were in
tended, perfect gull trap to get votes and this
has already been proven to the satisfaction of
every one. He at all times proclaimed him
SELF if elected to be the President for the
whole people, how far he has saved this pledge
!. for his own conscience to decide.
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| In the county Of Meigs, October thirty
6rsi;
10 the county Of Gallia, November sec.
ond;
In the county Of Lawrence, November
fifth,
In the county Of Siioto, November sew
enth;
Iu the county Of Pike November ninth;
10 the county Of jackson, November
twelfihi
In the county of Athens, November
fourteentbi
In the county Of Hooking, November
sixteenth;
In the county of Perry, November sew
enteenth;
In the county of Fairfield, November
nineteentb;
In the county Of Ross, November twen.
ly-third;
ln the county Of Pickaway, November
twenty sixth;
In the county of Franklin, November
twenty. eighth;
Aud the Court in Bank, December
third.
SGc. 2. Should any day named herein
for the holding of said Supreme Court,
fall upon Sunday, tho said Court shall
commence and be holden upon the nexI
day.
SEC. 3. So much of the act to regulate
the judicial Courts, and the practice
thereof, pas sed March twelve one thouss
and eight hundred and fortys6ve, as re
ouires the Court in Bank to be holden
twice IN each year, is hereby suspended
JOHN &. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of he Senate.
March 90, lS4S. [l849.]
EAuDlToR's OFFICE, Wyandot Co., o
June %, lS49.
have carefully read and compared the
foregoing laws, and find them correctly
printed. s. NJ. WORTH, Y
4udilor Wyandot County
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o. TIC, morrow is the day set apart by the
Democratic Central Committee of Wyandot
county, to meet in convention at Upper San
dusky, for the purpose of selecting suitable
persons as candidates for to fill the various
Offices, to be supported by the dnmocracy at
the next fall election. Whatever pre- poses
sion tie delegates to county convention may
have for any particular individual or indi-
vlduals, let them all leave the convention sat-
istied that the majority have made good Sc
lections and that the candidates can and must
be elected. Democrats, remember that lin
union there Is strength and that "a house di
vided against itself cannot stand
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REMOVED.

The Post Master at Upper Sandusky, has
been removed by the slaughter house admin
istration' and A. C. Hulburd an ultra whig
and editor of the Tribune appointed in his
place.
Gentlemen doff your old straw hats to Mr..
Hulburd. He will from and after the first
day ofJuly next, keep constantly on hand all
sorts and sis1es of letters, from half inch
square up to a little less them a foot square.
The late Post Master takes this opportunity
in returning his most sincere thanks to the
pubic generally and to the good people of
Upper Sandusky in particular, tor their pa
tronags for the last three years, and hope $
they will forgive him for his hoRest opinions
so obnoxious to the present SVsig but not
ultra Wing administration.
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CoNTRAsTs.-How various are the fortunes

CoNTRAsTs.-Ho various are the fortunes
of mankind Some, in ease and comfort, en-.
joy constant prosperity; while others as con.
stantly struggle with misfortune and ADVERSE
ty, Some hare Constant sanshine--others,
only gloomy, dismal night.
The difference seems mysterious, but it is
none the less real. Must this difference al
ways exists! May not some Of the ills oflife
be removed, and should we not endeavot to
remove them!
DR.. GuysoHs Ertract Of Yello,o Dock
and Sarsaparilla will restore you to perfect
health, and set you on an equal footing with
those who now seem more fortunate. Go to
Mr.. VIM. Kiskadden's Drug Store and buy a
bottle. Try it aud you will surely be bene-
fted. i3-4t.
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ONCE MORE.

The Tribune is out again to defend Gen.
Taylors proscriptive slaughter house Ad-
minstration. The editor in his last weak
effort IN answer to our reply to- his article on
prescription got worked up to fever heat, and
judging from the length Of his article it was
time that he should give vent to his vtuper-
ations or he might have busted. Our neigh
Dor still contends that Gen. Taylor has not
violated any of his pledges. And now for his
reasons, the editor says, that when Gen. Tay-
Ior was candidate before the American peo-
pie for the Presidency he had mo enemies
but since his election there are Office hold
ers who say, that Taylor 10 not q statesman,
that he isa mere tool to carry out the will Of
federal whiggery, and that heis not fit to hold
the station he does-nay that he is a disgrace
to the American nation and that he should
never have been called from The services OF
the camp, for which he was 50 we'll calculated
and where he proved himself real hero.
And for these honest opinionsihey are to"be
punished by removing them fsDm Office, and
uOW tue tuHC 10 SHuuScu onu shS sttttc WIN
no is left out Of the song, and is now song
with double quick time, thus, Gen. Taylor
has friends to reward, and enemies to punish
The Tribune says, when Gen. Taylor was
asked for an expression of his political Qpin
ions he came out frankly, told the people what
they we're Where and when did Gen. Tay
lor ever give his political opinion on any of
the leading questions which divide the two
political parties.
We can tell the editor of the Tribune that
we do charge Gen. Taylor--judging from
what he has done since the 4th of March last,
that he did Irostitu his sacred honor for
m,re Office, and feel confident that the Amer
lcaA people will sustain the charge. The
maIicio us and oft reiuted ialsehoods against
Gen. Cass which the Tribune renerates are
only believed by bigoted f deraliss and no 0
but canting hypocrits would put them in Cir
culaton.