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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thatat the last June
L Y session of the Commissioners of Wyandot
o., there was petition filed In their office for an
alteration OF the State road Leading from Upper
Sandusky 70 Williamstown. Said alteration TO
commence at or near a beaver dam, near the north
line of section twenty-three in township two
south, Of range twelve east. thence o north wes-
terly course to the section hne between sec.,,ons
fourteen and twenty-three, thence ives; on said
section line near one mile (either oyer or under
according to the judgement of tie viewers. where
i will leave, the section line and intersect said
State road again at the most suitable poiut. The
second day ofthe next December session was SGT
for hearing of the same.
Oct. 30,s ef9s-3f-fw. r-
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SHER1FFS SALE.

aOusuANT to the Command of fanexecution writ
4 of f'iero Faciasl from the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for the county of Wyandot to me
directed, shall expose to public sale at the
court hosue in the town of Upper Sandusky wy
andot county, on the Goth day of November A.
d, le49 between the hours of ten o'clock A. M.
and o'clock P. M. the following described prop
erty to wit: The south east quarter of the south
west quarter of section number nineteen (l9) in
in twonship one 1) south, in range number
thirteen (l3) east containing thirty seven (3T)
acres Also the south west quarter of the north
east quarter of the said section in the twonship
and range aforesaid, containing forty (40) acres.
Also the west half of the south cast quarter of
the said section in the Township and Range
aio crsaid containing eighty acres: Also the east
part of the south west quarter Of the said section
in the Township and Range aforesaid, contain
ing ten acres. To be sold as the property of
Adam Nigh at the suit Of Philips g. Aborn.
Appraised at $2466.
49, .1 t. BAIRD, sheriff of w. c. O..
October 10 1S49.-324 2,75
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sfIERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed out
Id Of The Court of Common Pleas Of Wyan-
dot County, Ohio, will offer at public sale at
the door of the Court House in the town of Up
per sandtisky in said County,. on the Goth day of
November next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and O'Clock P. M. of said day, the fol-
lowing described land TO wit: 1,e West hslr of
the south East quarter Of section tr,entv -one.
In Township one, south RanSe thirteen East;
containing Eighty acres .nore or less; taken as
tke property 81 Jose t,nus Denman at the suit Of
Jones Pe.k and Go. = - = = =.
Appraised at Ss77 Dollars. t.tf
A4 81 T BAIRD, sherifW. c. O.,
October 19lS49 32-5w-Sl15.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Luce & Patch in the tavern keeping
in the town of Upper Sandusky. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to set
tie with D. s. Luce.
d. S. Luce will continue the business al
the same place; where he hopes by strict
and rigid attention to his business, to mer-
it liberal share Of public patronage.
4 d. S. LUCE. s-a
2 JAMES s. PATCH
November 1eth, f849.A36-3
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t. BAIRD, sheriff W. c. 0.
Oct. 10 lS39.-32-5w.
For sale town lots aud lands.

For sale town lots aud lands.
n the Town of Upper Saudusky In lots Nc,
l. 2l5, 2l7, 23e, ,34l, 349, 352, 353, 356, 2e9.
Also In lots No 10, l08. and out lot No. 80.
On the Wyendot Reserve two improved FARMS
within u miles of Upper Sandusky one con-
tanning 206 and the other 100 acres.
10 Let, for term ofyears, under an improve
ment lease, the N, w. d of sec. "a. T. 2 S. r. IA
3. 160 ceres.
IN PUTNAM COUNTY FOR SALE.
The N E "a Sec 3. 7. S, R.6 E 1887 acres.
The S "a of E1 sec. T. lSR6E 40 acres.
The E 11aa offs E14 scott. lSR6E so acres
The sc ID sec. 8 T. $. r. 6 e. so acres
The S. e. sec l3 T. Mr. 6 E 16O acres
The $. W see 90 TIL MRS E .160 acres
In lot no. 81 in the Town of Kalida .-...-
Enquire of CHESTER r. MOTT.
Upper Sanduskyf Oct. Is, 1929. .t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

tCuRsUANT to the command of an execution
l. writ of Fieri Facias, from the Court of Com
mon Pleas in and for the county ofWyandot, and
state of Ohio, to me directed, | shall exposed to
public sale at the Court house in the Town of
Upper Sondusky in said county, ON the on:h day
of November A. d. le49, between the huss Of
ten O'Clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M. The
following described properts, to wit: The west
half of the south east quarter of section number
two 90 in township No one q south in range
No thirteen (l3) east, containing seventy nine
and half (7919) acres, more or less To be sold
as the property of Roderick Mckenzie at the suit
OF John Pittenger and Benjamin Pittenger.
Appraised at s.
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UPPER SAkErSkY,
S&AeSs eN&4NMZ,
CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY
MCCutChen Anderson
ne CAREFUL OF oousrrsrrrrs.

How to avoid them.-Each Agent who sells the
genuine Brandreth Pills, has acertifcate of Agen.
cy, which has been engraved at vast expense
II represents the Mandatory at Sing Sing, on
The banks of the Hudson River, and is signed by
DR.. Branprcth, and his seal stamped upon the pa
per, also fac-simile Of the labels upon the boxes
Compare them. -
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A dditlOnal and Better.
New York, Nov. 8, 1849.

Editor Ohio Salesman.
Thirty-two Senatorial districts have been
heard from, which gives the wings sixteen
Senators and theDemocrats sixteen beinga
democratic gain Of eight Senator's over last
year.
Twenty-Five counties elect 45 wings and
% Democrats to the Assembly, being a
democratic gain of FIVE over last year.
In fifty-six counties heard from the wings
claim a majority of 1000 on the State tick
ct The three counties yet to hear from
will make the vote very close.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16
A G EN- rs.

D. e. w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Joseph
Shorb, Little Saudusky; w. II. Jones e. Co. Ca
reytown; H. Erect, McCufchenville; F. Bloom.
Mexico; Henry Shooman, Crawfordty.; Joseph
Shilling, Burlington. t
Sept. 2d1e4e.-f7.
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In CuANcERr.
Petition to COM
plete real con-
tract.

j. plainent has this day filed his petition in
said court fhe object and prayer Of which petition
is that certain contract In writing made between
the said William Baker and one Levi Westhofer
dated on the 10Th day OF May A. d. 1e4s, for the
sale ofthe North east quarter of the North east
quarter of section No. seventeen in township No
two osouth of Range No thirteeneast in the Upper
Sandusky Land district, to the said Levi Wes-
thofer; may be completed, and complainant au :
fhorized to make to the purchaser a deed for said
premises. n R. McKELLY, sol for Pet'r.
October Ord, lst9-3l-6w. s. $50 4,n
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To Publishers Of Newspapers throughout tie
s Uatted States.
***Newspapers copying this advertisement en-
tire, well displayed, as the above, without any al
teration or abridgenent, (includng this notice, }
and givingit six INSIDE INSERTIONS shall receive o
copy of any one OF our $3.50 or $500 works,
(suDJEcr TO THEIR sRDER,) by sending direct 10
the publisher.
W n letter WILDE taken from the office un-
lesss post paid.
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PA S!l

a a never ending paraphcrpala of Frenchand Eng
ish gnghalns, olpacas, French marinos, fnse
ornamental cashmcrcs, mour de laines, thibet
brocha' cashmeres and tartan plaid shawls, bon.
hets' ribbons, edging and inserting, boLinets,
riety and color and as cheat, as enn be bcrnh,
any where in the Western Hemisphefc. ;" :
II the Ladies will favor us with a Cali.
They can be accommodated with Ladies' and Mis-
ses woolcn caps of the most splendid styles
and every other article that is desirable. CALL
FORNIA HATS and CAPS enough to supnly
all the Gold diggcrs of the GILA and SACRA-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16
OBsGnaRY,
'IAIL0RINC!!

>aa The subscriber respectfully announces to
R the inhabitants Of Upper Sandusky and the
-M- whole world in general, that he is perma-
nently located in Upper Sandusky, in the shop
formerly occupied by Mr.. Walker, directly op-
posite McCutchen & Anderson's store; where he
will at all times be found ready to execute all work
entrusted to his care in n neat and fashionable
manner CUTTING out done on the shortest no.
tcc and warranted to fit those for whom il is done.
All kinds ofcountry produce taken in exchange
for work and red Backs not refused.
M NATHAN A. WORLEY.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 18th, lS49.-36-3m.
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Read Notipe.

WHERE will be a petition presented to tho
j, Commissioners of Wyandot county, Ollie.
at their EeXt December session; fslg, for review
and alteration in the county road leading from
Cary to Findlay sud alteration 10 commence at
the east end of Frisby Nye's laiie on said road;
thence running south tointerseett the road leading
from Gary to Mt. Blanchard, in section twelve
townshiPone south, range twelve east, and there
terminate. ~.r - - :,
Oct. sth, ls4g.-..43 -4w :
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NOTICE for r. SCHO OI-TAY

,AO11CEJor G SCHO OLtTAK 10
Inc voters residing in the School District CON-
Posea oil the town Of Upper sandusky, Ohio, ,are
nereoy notified to meet at the school house fold
Court .iouse) in said town, on the lst day of be-
ceGlber next between the hours of o'clock, z.
NJ and 3 o'clock P. M, on said day, and then and
there determine by majority votes upon the
repairing of School house, the payment of rents
OF school house, the furnishing School house
with stove and pipe, and the purchase offuel for
Schools of said district and the imount of fnone,
necessary To be raised for the purposes afor :.
said a tax is proposed to be levied fsrtheaboye
purposes, to be votc.i for at the ti,aa
and place above mentioned,
q BY order Of the Board of Education. 2eS-tqsi
JOHN a. MORRISON, 5s
NOV d .ci9.-25-3t. Scct'y of Board,
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New Jersey election.

JcIscy OITy, NOV. o, I049.
Editor Ohio Statesman,
Twenty-nine Democrats and Twenty
nine wings are elected to the House, and
Nine Democrats and Ten Wings to the
Senate.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16
Master Commissioners sale.
In CANcERY.

Master Commissioners sale.
John Houck
VS. -,
John Duna@ay e. IN oANcEhY'
Mary Dunaway
IN obedience to the command of an decretal
i order to me directed out of the court of Com
mon Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio, in the above
cause, will expose to public sale at the door Of
fhe court house in Upper Sandusky In said county
on the Goth day of November 1e49, between the
hours of ten O'clock in the forenoon and four o.
clock in the afternoon the following estate to wit:
The south part of Lot No. (3) three, or the north
half of the south part of fractional section five in
fractional township two, south of Range thirteen,
in the district of lands subject to sale at Bucyrus
Ohio: Being the same premises described In Mort
gage deed, filed in the Clerks Office In this Case
to be sold to satisfy said decree:
Approised at $40 Dollars.
T:BAIRD, sheriff w: CO.
Oct 10, le49.-324.
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ENN SAAEy
LOST

- -. N 7 d VkoL - "a = 40; -
a THE Indian Mill, on Tuesday night
IN Oct. 30, le49, red morocco pocket book,
containing about 50 cts. in change, s. two, notes,
o., one calling for forty dollars, given by Andrew
Sloan, payable to Isaac Zane; due March 1850:
the other calling for ten dollars, given by John
Shields & CHARLES Alfred, and payable to Janss
Jackson; due Nov. S, 1s49.- -, s..
Nov. I, lS49.-35-3t-*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16
fORgIGN NEWS.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.

Editor Ohio Statesman.
The Cambria arrived at Halifax at
O'Clock, on Thursday afternoon, bringing
80 passengers, and Liverpool papers tc
The 25th ult,
The general tone ofbusiness affairs past
week is healthy.
The Cotton market is active.
The Corn trade throughout the country
is quiet, buyers operating only to meet i'm
mediate wants, and holders have been un-
able to MAINTAIN quotations. Prices have
still a declining tenency. Indian Corn
= held firmly, with limited sales.
= In provisions business is quite steady
and prices firm.
During the latter part of the week large
sales of Bacon were made at an advance
of from to 2s, B cwt. which advance was
not sustained by trade at subsequent sales
A few sales have been made at steady
prices without change.
There is good demand for Pork-Qual-
tiles scarce. Hams fair quality wanted,
and would sell readily at from 80 to s5s:
Shoulders sold freely at from l8 to 3Os.-
Good business done in Lard at easier rates.
Sales of 100 tons at 81 to 36s. Sales of
200 bbls. Turpentine 68s cd. 70s. which
is an improvement.
The above reach New York, per mail,
and is all that has been received. The
wires between New York and Boston are
all down.
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CINCINNATI, Now l3 /, ls49.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 13, ls49.
Editor Ohio Statesman.
FLouR--Marktt dull--no sales.
WHIsKEx-Demand active at l9A9l91s;
There is nothing doing in tho provision or
P6k market.
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Court of Common pleas Of Nyyaniot Co.,
in the State of OHIO.
John Baker
VS.
nchcI Raker e. ofhers

Rachel Baker g. others.S a
Rachel Baker, Thomas Baker, Curtis Baker,
and Jehu Baker, will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 4th day Of October,
A. d. lS49, in the court of Common Pleas of Wy
andot county, Ohio, by John Baker, and is now
pending, wherein the said John Baker demands
partition of the following real estate, towit: The
east half of the south west quarter, the east half
of the half of the south west quarter, and the
cast part of the north west quarter of section eev-
en- in township one, south, ofrange thirteen cast,
and that at the next term of said court application
will be made by the said John Baker for an order
lhatpartitiOn may be made of said premises.
.ta }t4 JOHN BAKER,
- By r, MchelLy, his Sol.
Gcfoher 4 lS4q-6w-3l-So 81
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IN BBLS of West Liberty -four just re-
w ceived and ssfor sale by = s,lt !.sS
SAME & WILSON.
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Accident at New Burnswicks
Pittsburgh, Nov. 8, 1849.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
A wood car run off the drawbridge at
New Brunswick One man was dashed
to pieces and FIVE others severely injured.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF.
BOOTS g. SHOES /!

4 ~ !. s
OF every quality and price. They have also an
all sufficient assortment of choice GROCERIES:
such us tea, coffee. sugar noasses, tobacco, rice
salt, peper, allsplce, ginger salaratns snd cod.
fisi1; Also large assoi'tHleft Of Drugs, Dye
strfls, Paints, Oils, &c. sr,tt3' ,s-.'4
Eight Hundred Pounds Of Sole Leatler
Hardware. Queenswarc; Glassware and ahun-
dance of Iron, nails, glass and in short evcrV
thing found in western stores. They do not
wish to brag or blow, but they are determines 10
take the lead In the way of selling cheap foods.
andconvincc the people that Upper Sahdusky,is is
the place for Great Bargains. They will take
crse and all kinds ofproduce in exchange FOR
Goods, and are not so badly cramped for cash but
what they can accommodathe theire0 n CHS
TONER'S with short Credit at as low rates us
our neighbors can for cash. If you don't belicy.
itjust call and see, now is the time for speculS.
ton be sure and call for bargain
Upper andusky, Oct. l3.-32, aa @
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'---0~V~-k
MARKETS.
New YoRK, Nov.

New YoRK, Nov. l3, le49.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
Flour-Market dull and declining Quota.
tions at $4,554. Prices are in favor of buyers
GRAIN-Wheat dull, with downward tenden-
cy There is agood deal doing in Corn, and hol-
ders are firm.
PRovIsIoNs--There is no change in the mark
ct.
GRocEEiEs-The market for sugar is steady
Tobacco is improving. The late news having
caused better feeling.
WHIsKEY-The demand mas increased.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16

. CArrKE MARKET.---A lot consisting of 1900
head were offered, all which were sold but 200,
at from SIS 50 81 so. -a
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-16
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS or
WYAND OTCOUNTY OHIO.

John Baker, admir- Of
William Baker, decd
r VS..
Christopher Baker,
James P. Ward,
Olive Jane Ward,
Thomas Baker,
Curtis Baker,
John Baker and
Racheal Baker, Guar
dian of the said Cur
It's and John.
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Tax on Alien Passengers-Importa
Decision.

A correspondent Of the ErsrsRg Post says the
Supreme Court nov IN session a, Washington, has
agreed upon decision Of vest consequfpce 70 the State
.; NerYork and indeed all the States upos the
board majority Of the Court have sgreed 70 render
Judgment adverse 70 the eonstu0nsiry Of the laws Of
States imposing taxes upon aien pssser sers arriving
IN their poris The states whose interes; will be
seriously s1ec'ed By this ssue OF the long pending
controversy upon tEss question. Newlork Asssa-
en1'eti' Louisiana Mary Texas and Peunsylv sais
learn mat opinion stood equally divided In the Court
Tor long tine, upon the Nex-YOrk aud Masssehu-
sets case and II thus stood IN equbris after the last
argument Of Nessrs Webster ana Van Buren, until TIE
.rrisa Of Judge Mckinley, which made a fall Bench
81 present 70 get AZ the precise points de-
eloed yndz neni VII not be rendered until near the
end oi The term ~hieh vii be about March 10 There
VII oe many opinions delivered, hardly any Of the
!ascss agreeing In the reasoning Of any other Nor Is
essy 70 sta fne aggregate eject Of the decision IL
eAs-a upon the seGerAl principle that the state can
pass nc avs u oosruct commerce lesslZed BY tbs
laws Of The Union. that equenry DO tax can be
levied upon tae passengers while on board ths shp.
iSpass wtea Stale Jurisdiction Dor upon he osrers
* re Tssssl ct Soy tine.