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'1h ak'S place In the mining business agriculture must
OF course lansus and the general prosperity the
Try be retarded aud r his reason every well wsher OF
Cai Iha would be happy the profits derived trol
gold digging FIR reduced by Government regulations
as to urce portion # the Inhabitants into the more
healthy aad beneficial occupations, wiIhuut which he
country cannot hec1me really prosperous and powerful
think Cal ,rna affHds Tor the investment Of
capital such rs few older Countries offer. ANY p
who could came in here with ready cash. would be
certain OF doubling his money in few months. Large
r unes Will be made here within the ensuing year, and
am told 'hl there hundreds # persons who
have already made, average, $4,000 each. Whole
clrg es Of g"ds sid average of ab III 80 per
cent, clear profit. and ready pay in gold dusr.
w hen cane II this place | expended a few hundrei
dollars IN waste los. covered with brushes and sand
hills. The chapter 'fevenS which has followed s like
y . MAKE this property qne valuable i'll able t"
hook after It, hat me less Than $500. suppose
could now sell for S. Co., perhaps 10000 lsths
consiit ration which makes willing TO return to a
country where my salary is ms fient FIR my support
II Congress does not increase th= pay of officers serving
mere should still be willing return in the expecta-
ton my private interest would Justify measure which
would otherwise be certain IL npovrrsh me
Some hing should be done hereat for the establish
If peace and good order in the country All law,
bo civil and military, is at an end Among the Mines
and indeed most paris Of The country out Of The villages
authority but that Of the strongest exists aad outra
ges Of the most disgraceful constantly occur
ring and the offenders 90 unpnnshed There are now
about twenty five vessels in this port, aud | believe
there is mol one Of them that has to - to sea
Frequently the sailors themselves. take the ships
bias and leave in h3 most open manner, detylng b7th
their Ulcers and the civil magistrates These things are
dSgracetu 10 The country and The flag; and while
sells Irave to pay port charges duties. &c their owner
ought to be protected The tariff law Of 1876 is In
force in Callf,ruia
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IMPORTANT FORN YAMpICO

Events in Tamplco are fastening to crisis. We
learn from passenger who arrived last night in TIE
schooner John Roaliff which left Tampico The 5
instant that General Tennro with SIX hundred men and
SIX pieces Of artillery, encampei at Old Tampco
where he awaiting the arrival Of General Garrlere
who was daily expected at The head Of three hundred
men,
Generals Tenorio and Garriere belong 10 the war par
ty-lhe party which OPP 'sed the treaty Of peace with
the United States; and without the cuurtenanee Of the
General Government they mediate taking possession Of
thu city and lost of Tampco Pablo Castillo who com
mands The National Guards If Tampico. las hitherto
with his force, steady resisted all attic nps TO Introduce
troops into The city, but is supposed that, by This time
lenoro and Garrere in possession OF it, as Castillo
and his assoslae leader Pepe Gonzales have only five
hundred in the National Guard and onlv one hun
ded and fifty Of them armed and they had no ari-
eTy, the they obtained time ago by force
from Mr. Chase the U. s. Consul having been return
ed 10 him, The possession Of Tampco by Tenorio and
Garrere VIII lead 10 events Of exciting interest in that
quarter and shall look anxiousy for intelligence thence
for we feel assured that the news reaches The
interior. the pepe Of Tamanlras will hasten The res
enc. and in all probability declare their independence
ct The Republic Of Alexico--an event, which, sooner 81
later. is certain to happen, galnsay it who NAVY
| Delta.
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MARTINS FXORS Us. TUCKER &C.


This Interesting case, the argument of which, before
the Cont Of Appeals. occupied tweniy-eght days was
finally decided on Saturday. Four members fine court
VIZ Judges Allen. Fry johnson and Taaftrro concur
red in decree establishing the following points: That
he con entered into BY Thomas NIacky behalf Of
himself and Smith and Tucker his copariners for the
purchase Of Martins estate for the Of f 900 was
fraudulent and be set aside That the decree of the
urt below in favor Of Martins executors FIR the amount
of the fund known the Iron chest fund.- (Which was
specially excepted and reserved in the conrac) err-
Gus, because it decreed a specific part of the
without previous settlement Of the account and that
decree is therefore, reversed with the appellants
Trucker SD that full account Of the whole estate
must now be TAKEN and decree rendered. in favor of
Martins ex ors for ali sums proved 10 have been eceiv
ed By the purchasers under the contract SIT aside
credng them with the amount paid by them according
to the terms of that contract
From this decree. Judge Cabell, President of the
Court, entirely dssented his opinion being that There
was fraud in the contract, that the purchase from
Martins executors was therefore valid and that the
claim 10 the son chest fund.- is barred by the statute Of
limitations
the decree agreed upon by the majority of the
rpvpfsps the decree Of The inferior which en-
tered during Judge fuckers life, rs effect will be to
lease his lands from the lien which would have been in
force had the decree been affirmed.
Smith and Macky, or their representatives. are not
parties 10 the present appeal, although they par
lies to the sui below and precisely the same questions
likely arise before the Court of Appeals. in ap
pals instituted by them. And lnastnurh all the ac
counts Of Martins be settled, it is OBJ
that the present decree may be regarded but the
beginning Of litigation.
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INl\jIGR

The Secretary Of State has made return Of the
Der Of passengers who arrived in the United States du
ring the year ending the 30th September last The ag-
gregae is 29 4o3 bot tie embraces but the
first half of the year. far New Orleans concerned.
may sa ely swell it to quarter of million. OF
course it is be presumed that all Of them ID be
considered permanent addition To population Near
~ three thousand citizens Of The United States, sand
doubtless many visitors this country those
whoouchhere going and returning bew-enIthe West In
dies and South America But, perhaps, this deduction
wonId be more than compensated for, by the numbers
which t, the Northern States through Canada and
Of whom account. is, be, given. Whilst this
number Of immigrants greater than al any former period
think relatively it is large it has been here
tofnre-'ha S,havng reference to the amount OF pop
ulaon BY which il is received. Still the annual ARR
val Of such mass Of foreigners is subjoci which
can but excite anxiety, to the n renee il may
upon the destiny Of our country 1t is cpnsoarory be
leve, however that period has there been large
proportion of The immigrants of The more respectable class
es, and whilst there many paupers thrown upon
our shores there greater numbers of industrious per
sons, who bring with them means. and who by their in
dustry and g,od habits viii, in their homes soon
make themselves useful, happy, and prosperous We
have elbow room enough-and 50, since could not
exclude Them five churlish enough to wish it, we
have only say LEI them come.
Of the 229, 4S3, there arrived at New York 100 1914;
in Massachusetts p 35l Louisiana 10 299 Pennsylva
MIA 9,824 Maryland .09; Maine 62j9; Virginia 424;
South Carolina 1856; North Carolina Q and Come clicu
s.!
Great Britain contributed ! ,565 and her North A.
nerican Colonies e l01 more. Germany - 500. France
Z ,743; Prussia 457 Russia l..
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The letters Of Captain Folsom Quartermaser U. 5.
A. at San Francisco, official and private, which h:ve
been lately published attract very general attention..
We regret that find room only for extracts
from letter of private character addressed 10 General
JesuP. The espondence fully curroboates all that
have heretofore heard Of the amount Of Gold found,
and the vast extent of the region through which IS
scattered 1t shows also that in the absence Of all law
police, crime and violence, might be expected
rampant. This anarchy must become more dreadful
when the population is swelled by the numbers who
en- route for the The Gold region will
present the singular spectacle Of civilized being
duced Of nature from the neglect Of lie proper
authorities to institute civil Government How loud
y does the present Of things, throughout all our
newly acquired territory, call upon Congress for prompt
Legislation, and yet month"; than one third OF
The session. has passed away and nothing has been done
Capt Folsom also shows very strongly the nablll-
y ufkeepng mp military force in the territory Without
extra pay and allowances, the cannot be expect
ed to remain faithful to their standard when single
days weeks work in the gold region NAV yield them
larger than the aggregate of their pay for the whole
Of enlistment. He shows also the exceeding mus
ce Of requiring officers Do duty cointry, "hei'
money has ceased to be valuable. upon the same Iay
which they would receive a, Fortress Monroe, or Jeer-
barracks Officers and men Of the BRUSH army 'sei
wing in India. view of the expense of living 'hee' o
allowed extra pay A similar necessity exists WIZ" IT'S
pect to our forces in California We doubt, however,
y neither Conur, :. III aA, up The sI'J C.. lts Ste>O"
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CURIOUS COSMETIC

he Rev. j. w liiia,nS, the We'll known and rhlan-
throPc missionary long resident in The South Sea
Islands, taught The natives to manufacture lime from the
coral Of their shores The pow erful effect it produced
upon them, and the extraordinary which they APP
piled it, lie thus iacellousy Describes
after having laughed at the pr of burning which
they beloved 10 be to cook the coral for food what was
their astanshnent when in the morning. they found his
cottage glit,erug in the rising sun white as snow. They
danced th4v sumo they shouted and screamed with joy
The wlnle Island in a commutiop given up to
wonder and curiosity. and the laughible which
sued after III ct possession of the brush and white
wash tn5, batie description. The bon ton Immediately
voed it cosmetic aud lalydor, and suoera'iveIy
happy Old many aswarthy cqeite consider herself could
she but enhance her charms by dab Of The white brush
And now party spirit high it vii! do in more
civilized countries, as 10 who was, who not best
entitled to preference One party urged their superior
rank and riches, second had gnt The BRUSH and
determined ali events 10 keepi'; and third tried
oveTiurn the whole HAT they might obtain of he
sweepngs They did scrupl4 rob each other IF
the e share that some had been happy 10
But soon new lime was prepared and. in week, not a
hut. domestic utensIl. club or a garment, but
what was as white snow-nOt an inhabant but
bad his skin painted with the most gr1.esque figures
not pig but was similarly whitehead and mothers
might be seen IN every direction caperng with exrava
CANT gestures. and yelling with delight the superior
beauty Of their whitewashed infan is"
Chesapeake and Ohio Caaat.-Tne Cumberland CT
william Vi Friday says
The Sc son. until within few DAYS has been s, IA
vor.be, that The work The Canal has progressed with
oni lnteHnplin from that source The number Of hands
employed the line is steadily increasing; and we have
from The resy highest a"ftrity. thai the Canal can
and VIII be completed by the time designated in the
contract.
i j. said that Jenny Lind and her partners Messrs
Lu.o'-s sud kunWls. n-'ted l00GF (iE0 409 = IL :
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From the \. o. Picavune of the 2lst.
LATE FROM MEXICO.

| The Spanish brig Gertrude Capt. Cardann, arrived
Yesterday from Vera Cruz having sailed On the 9th inst
By this arrival we nave papers from the city Of Mexico
to the I'd St and from Vera Cruz 10 The All.
Tire Monitor Repoblicano ofthe ID INST devoes lis
leader the threatening aspect Of Tampico-Nowlth-
standing pr'tesraios Of yaltv the Part Of he
authorities and principal citizens Of Iampco. The editor
nrocams aloud that there OF traitors IN 1ampl
co. wl.Se uhjec; is first abSh the Republic OF The
Sierra Madre and next to annex the 10 The United
Saes. The editor pausIby on the subject, and
warns the nation and the Government that the question
the nationality and integrity Of the Republic
mre intimately than The Texas quesilon-and de-
mands that he Government should make an energetic
eff 1T and nip the pr,jact in the bud.
We have deias Of the military operations against the
,Su rgrnts of The Sierra Ahnngh lie latter are always
pat flight. yet decisive advantage Is gained over
them which promises put ENC 10 the controversy.
The news from Durango Of the ravageS OF the Indians
is Of the most miserable character.
There is report in Iacaecas paper Of The 2ist H.
thai Gen Paroles is il San Luis Pnas. lying pcrdu,and
that he is preparing there for d rronucinnento.
The paners still record many ruhheries and her crimes,
put asonally acts fspefdy justice
The National t,usrd Of Il city If Mexico srepresen-
ted 70 be in totally dsorgauined sateS..It is the sub
jet IF numerous paragraphs in the papers is evident
'ly looked upon a very serloas matter.
We have looked through the papers with some curl
csit} 10 see any mention made in the Of Yankee
gold 4gglng in California, but not one word On the
subject
General Carrera, * Pesiden, Of Central America and
of Guatemala has established his residence il the Mex
State of Chapas. Look out for revolutions from this
quarter.
Dales 10 the 18th Of October have been received from
Guatemala Los Altos and Guatemala are in open war.
The TROOPS Of The former defeated in engagement
the 2lst Of October san Andres with the loss Of
their COMMANDMENT chief and other persons Of note.
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ANINIPOSING INPOSTIRF

The citizens Of Washington have lad their creduli,y
tested in a most amusing manner. Young woman. | I
wears Of age. has heen for time sujpcl fits du.
ring which she extracted pins from the clothes Of vsires
and swallowed them A shrewd observer Mr. Pege
attended the exhibition and detected npnstun The
gIrl held the pins between The fore aud middle fingers
in fact the cd's play of pushing pins into the
legs and taking them Of the ears with the exception
OF the cpnvGlSpns and slrirts Many persons who pre-
tended TO intelligence deceived by her But give
to the nnd but tnge Of superstition belief in what
exceeds natural results, and such occasous
it Is almost invariably bere Of shrewdness and tact,
sometimes eninenlly displayed on other occasions
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The following paragraph is from the ST. johns, New
Brunswick Observer, Of Dec. 9TH: il is not without sig
nihcauce
..Ihere is much regard and respect for monarchy
and munarchical Incl pies. in New Brunswick, that the
idea Of separation from England cannot. ,cho great ond
cogct reasons. be entertained but trade is
population is gradually removing To the netghbor-
ng repubc-and it hard say ,rhat IN sell de
fence may be forced 10 do The rulers Of the British
pre- if they wish retain TIE affections Of the coonisls
must unite them under common head"
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II. ]. SIcELEs, Esq, P. NJ.


New York.
Sri have deemed it to be my duty e5- to yield to
The request The President, and IN conformity Nth his
mggestion change The arrangement heretofore made
in relation the papers in the of New York dpsg
ned publish the laws, resolutions and treaties Of the
United States for the second session of the 30th Con-
gress. You will. therefore, consider the selection Of
your paper for this purpose as revoked.
Yours very respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN
Department Of State, Washington City, 10Th December,
lS4S
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HOW THE GOVERNMENT DOES THE " DIRK
OF PARTY
The following official letters We're communicated TO
the public in tie New York Post of Friday.
Appointment Office, P. O Dept.

July 70, Ic4c.
SIR-four letter has been received and submitted TO the
Post Master General. think for aba don
inc the democratic party wholly unsatisfactory The
Post Master General has heretofore refused listen APP
pcatons for the removal Of post masters for such
sons. But the party to which You attached
having taken ground against the administrations and the
regular nominee Of the party for President do not
how the administration farther refuse in these
cases. without ,ubjecng it to the charge of lending its
Influence defeat the candidate Of the party am yours,
&c. W. J. BROWN.
II NJ
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Among the bills laid upon The iauie in he House If
Delegates Friday were liysc mixing arrrTiatl N
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i j. said that Jenny Lind and her partners. Messrs
iu.ol~, sud kunW!s. n+'ted l000N & 0.Ho9 = i,
/. ...t N .i. u. 5D.-..,--,l l. luuu
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Stability II afoa mi~'ahenfr wf.a:n and inran'v
w. N!I.Ue.
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w A N T E D

4 NEGRO Girl TN n twelve year VI age Apply !
n tnj' yfh c. Jan /.
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Great Britain contributed IS, 565. and her North A.
merican Colonies 6,49l more; Germany $500; France
7,743; Prussia 457; Russia |. q
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24

AFBIEoN n y b ~ ~ 3 b ~ Ehbs
I Pr L K SAN d L S Y, o II 10.
stur On = hDuskY AVENUE, hEAkLY uPPo.
SIZE FLACK snoTEL
Z a.. 10 Others the business Of shay
4 ,oI N n's pockets, The subscriber Will
.,,ute has undivided attenllon aud it
wall be his ain TO arrive as near perieC>
Clou VS. pr;>b to the business of sh wing
their faces, s!,ampooning their heads, and
Cuttltg u, T. hair aner the latest and
most approved fashions. l!atlng had
man, yeats experience 10 the business, Z,
and helug aCtusted by deslce to please
Sac Il lsrfs hImseit that thtse who give
a. een wlii go away perfectly satiss
ntu
Particular attention will be paid 10 cnt.
taiI aud shampoon'ng
I,y NrUld resp' ctiulIy say I" bis pat,
.,,, uts,tr lie is IN The ho hIi shavILg ftgA
riar,y, ,ta, II they could make II Gunse
.l,ur. hs aid like TO lave them call anO
st. ~ N,d ~n SATURDAY evening instead
-uaea! morning, CT II un Suuua! mon
,It : Il, carly as possible
ARCHIBALD All EN-.
Urpl Saninsky, Juty u, le49.-22-tf
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Sheriff S Sale.
Calvin A, lior,

Gavin a, vs. nor la parn,iou
Obed flot, & o,her.
ely virtue II an utu.r lssned IN this case
ES by tie Gourt OF Common Pleas OF
W audut ouuI ~, Ono ana 10 ue dIrec>
ted, VIII ,tler Ter sale al public vendue
at the uotr ut Tie Court House 10 Upper
Sandusk,, in sand County, Oh The "a day
Jt September next between the hours OF
10 u'ciock A. NJ, aud clock L. NJ. Of
SAID day the following described lanas
aud lenemenls, subJecl to the dover e--
estate OF Ruth Hon. 20 wit; he south west
quarter OF section number uine [91 IN
township number four [4l south hange
number fourteen l1l east, Except SIX
acres and seventy SIX huudreoths Uf an
acre being part Of the dover estate ol
Iemima Green. described as follows, 10
WIZ: begtnnibg at the North east corner
of the SAID quarter section, thence west
zen (l0l rods, thence south one hundred
and ,h.ee aud oHe half 1854 rods, thence
east ten l0] rods, thence north one huns
dred aud thlee and one half ll02A] rode
10 the place Of beginning
Also fftY SIX aud half 1864 acre,
south east quarter of said section number
nine teJ thence north fifty SIX aud one
half, l5oAl rods, to the lne OF the saIa
dover estate last mentioned thence west
one hundred and sixty, (i6ol rods, thence
south ffty SIX and hall 1904 rods; thence
east one hundred aud sixty rods TO the
place OF beginning; also twenty eigh, aud
our lourtAs (2e41 acres off the South end
of the " est nail of The South W est quarter
fsection number ten III in The town.
ship and range aforesaid; Also thirty ta0]
acres eff the South e0d 4 the west hall
.flbe north west quarter dissection nun
Der lourieen tl4l IN the Tow nship aud
rasee aforesaid: containing IN the whslO
,wo hundred aud seventy hye acres mVTe
or less: Beng the same pre- hises Of which
Jacob Hor; late of the county of Wyan-
dSt.attb time OF his death, was seized
10 lee SIMPLE.
Appraised at S3,l13,75.
L. BAIRD, SherifF We o.
AagGs, 1,A Ie49. .-@l-lw. si.2J
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u-5D Cheapest of All!p

COFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Melasses, Rice,
~ Pepper, Alspice, Rsisius, Tobacco,
Cigars, Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps, &c.
&c, Cheaper than at any other Store 10
the county for Cash only, at the Drug
Store, by ALEX. KISKA DDEN.
Upper Saudusky June 20 l8i9-lS-tf.
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DON'T YOU SEE
US UP III T. R II

HUFFMAN * DOEBLER,
Occupy the up,stairs aaUve A.res' Store
room, on Sandusky Avenue, where they
are prepared to execuge work in the fol,
lowing style:
ltyon want your pants made tight.
~ We have the rule to cut them right;
Coats and yesis we alsn make
Ard for the same CASH we'll take.
Aow give them a call sud zee n ther
is not snme tgsth IN poetry.
Upper SsudosA,, Juoe lst, le.9-l4 Il.
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Lambert Latnber!!

Almost all kinds of good lumber, floor
ing boards. &C., will be taken at this Of
fee on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing TO pay in this
way can do SO by sending in their lumber
as soon as convenient.
SMITH & GILES.
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ERESH WHITE LEAD in the keg aud
Linseed oil just received and for sale
low ior cash at The Drug Store, in Upper
Sandusky by WM kISkADEN. 4
May 4th, l64f- l0-3,f.
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COME all YOU THaTLOVE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
4wo miles east of McCutcLensville, uffer
for sale $50 different sarieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
or four beet cst''e in exchange for fruit
trees. .LPHEUS Russell.
McCutchenville, uct. "A, Is4s--4--tf.
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ESTATE OF AARON HoAGLAND Sen.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been duly qualified az
Executor Of the Estate OF Aaron Hosg,
tsnd sen., late OF Crane township, Wlan
dot county, deceased; aud is authorized
to settle the same.
ISAAC HOAGLAND.
July e6th 1s49.-ls-6t.
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ACERTAIN REM EDY

for such complaints, and also for derangc.
menls Of he female frame,
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSlONS
painful menstruations. No article has
ever been offered except this which wonJt
touch lAls kind Of arrangements. ii mas
be relied upon as sure and ofeC ne
remedy aud did we ieel permitted o do
so could give
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d. 81 w. Ayres, Upper Ssndusky, Jo>
seph Shorb, Little SsDdusky; w. ii Jones
g. Co. Carey town; H. Erect, McCutchen-
vile; +. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shoomau,
Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burliug-
ION.
Upper Sandusky. Nov. 3, lS48-4.
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I. BAIRD, sheriff VIC o.
Angus, 1tA Ie49.--l-iw. 81. -.