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immediate action the bill propose take for consider
stion.
After some discussion the motion to take up the bill was
The PRESIDENT. The Chair will state the condition
Of the bill. There appears to have bean IN amendment
offered at the last session by the Senator from Ohio. (Mr
EwINs,) which will now be considered.
Mr.. GWIN. That amendment 10 the ono which now
propose Originally offered BY the Senator from Ohio
Il was ordered to b printed, and now propose il a. SUBJ
stituts Cor the whole bill.
The PRESIDENT. The proposition Of the Senator from
California Is TO strike out all ss the enscting clause and
insert the substitute which has been printed, and which will
be read.
Mr.. GWlN. Mr.. President, the bill offered by my col
league (M FnEHoxr) the Lest session to settle land
claims in California il detective In my opinion, first, o
to the time and pisces Of the snss Of the commission
second giving the commission power 10 oct upon claims
that have originated since the under the local
nsns that existed in the country up 70 the treaty Of Pesce
soa thirdly, comforting upon the United States the right
Of appeal from the decisions Of the board With these
captions am in vos Of the bill and the substitute have
oeed varies but little with the exceptions stated from the
other provisions Of the BILL
The original bill locates the points which the commits
sion shil sit and specifies the days when Il shall meet
My Substitute gives the power the President to order the
sitting Of the board at such points the public interests may
require This certainly Improvement for we know not
when may be necessary to quiet the community BY having
land claims in that vicinity seed without delay by the
board The original bill puts Of the meeting Of the board
Sacramento October nex when in opinion, should
meet there Immediately on its organization.
2dly do not think any power should 30 given to the
board to decide on land claims that have ognaed since the
war We know that there can be legal claims since that
time for after the conquest Of the country the 7h Of july
lS46, power had the right 10 create land claims but the
Government Of the United Sstss and Swe know, have
originated under the action Of tst Every land
claim Of this character Illegal and created without
thoty Of law. The board Of commissioners should have cog
nizance Of such Claims but hsy shosd b confirmed At
ALL BY the direct action Of Congress know there claims
Of this character shs my opinion, Cones with proba
bly, some limitations ought 10 confirm. and shall call the ct
tsption Of the Senate TO them d On early day.
Sdy. The night Of appeal from the decision Of the board
should DO granted to the United States we'll 10 the
claimant The properly IN controversy amounts TO hundreds
Of millions Of dollars There much excitement In Csiof
nia IN regard private land claims There suspicion in
the country that fraudulent and Others detective,
and ought not to b confirmed.
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more skully than naval ocsrupou an assumpsipn that
naval officers do this work we'll enough-upou
that mere assumption, hardly amounting suspcioa and
that against probabiy- director from civil life - put q
the head OF the business bureau almost amcunne
to department. 10 created, demanding this year $780,
actually costing S4O6 900 for the year although the
whole cost for the first thirty years Of the business only
about S33O,OOO. The large demanded last year
voted without word the large demanded this year will
doubtless with equal readiness and without the necessity
Of word from any body. And oil this not because the
val officers cannot do the work. but upon the assumption
that civil superintendent do il better Such 10 the
traordnafy care Of Congress to provide for the ease safety,
and convenience OF foreign commerce, while depressing the
domestic commerce Of the West for twenty yean with tax
amounting 70 fine. and hesiating grant years
amount Of the appropriation fer the survey to relieve
that commerce from that infection. Western commerce, by
the tax ITSELF has freed the canal down to $500 OOO
Will Congress do the rest
scrupuIous either the point Of money the constitution,
have to say that the United States has received back d.
vdends paid into the treasury before ls42 the Of
being s34 a7s than the stock and
that the State Of Kentucky the condition Of making the
canal feeexcep for i,s expensssAas BY Legislative oct
vested the jurisdiction Of tho canal In the United Stes
now ask leave TO bring in the bill.
to remit the tolls the United States steck in the
Louisville and Portland Canal Company, and purchase
the shares Of individual aoekholder and TO make the navi
Cation Of mid canal free.
BE enacted Sc That the tolls accruing tive thousand
nine hundred and two shares OF United States sock in the
Louisville and Portland Canal Company hal be RENTED
favor Of all boats which the shall accrue, and col
lection shall be made thereof
Ses. .asd Be further enacted That the 6ecretay Of
the Treasury b md he hereby 10 aaihsrsed anSreesed 10
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should 10 Ashamed Of it, profits.
In January, lS42 change took place in the management
Of the stock Of the canal The individual stocholde
cd By the public cry for free canal undertook to make il
free BY process Of their own They obtained oct from the
Genera Assembly Of Kentucky authorizing the payment
dividends 70 stockholders cease and Oh the nett profits
Be applied to the purchase Of stock to b held In for the
United States until the whole Of the individual stock should
be purchased whom should DO transferred the United
States upon condition that she would collect higher toll
than should be necessary for the and management Of the
canal The stock Of the United States included in this
arrangement 20 that dividends have into the public
Treasury since that time This change has been operation
since January, l642 and the results the last statement Of
the affairs OF the company, the LIST Of January, $780,
shows shares TO have been purchased leaving but
ssoo share: 70 DO subsequently acquired By information
just received from gentlemen connected with the company,
learn that 400 shares will be purchased on the s day
OF January 1851 leaving at that time but 1850 shares to
be acquired to complete the extinction Of the private interests
in the stock.
These are the results but on what terms obtained still
70 DO stated for . not to be supposed that the individual
stockholders have given up their dividends without
conditions, and such has been the fact The company
made TERMS not with the United Statcs but with the
pany itself and with the General Assembly Of Kentucky and
these terms were that the individual stockholders in lieu Of
dvdend should feceve six per cent interest," nine dollars
on the share share being valued $3.50 each
Under this process share $i59 10 January 1913 in
January, 1850. sals and ia January, 1884, would cost
S2ss and 90 90 on increasing nine dollars annually on the
share until the scheme accomplished itself; which would pro-
baby be about the year 1855
The bill proposes 70 pay saOo share for the remaining
individual stocksay 1850 sharesasr the first day Of
January, 1851 10 high, but considerably below the pre-
cost and far below Whit win b before the purchase
Of the stock viii be completed under the present plan.
high, but 10 the fault Of Congress that 4 b From the
day Of the completion Of thu canal the voice Of the West hiss
been unanimous Tor s ssdom Congress vas annually pe
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obnC itc gu ermlltbCn.
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QBTtb pCe tarb0rcn Giacntbum6 jCnCr Stapt
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bieicr Staot betrisbcn murcc, ibernommen bat
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gum 8erfauf bdlt, an isinsr lGCbnllng, in Der
gtcro 8tsn Strabs spifben osr 8aInutffrase
unb oem neusn @ifenbobn;Dspct.
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6rn. Sefsr WaDer, in Der 7ten Strase.
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@ite bsS @rtratS Su fasen, inosm OcrisIbs pom
fribsren @sbraube lbOn binIdn9Iib befannt
ilf. Jaeob Mayer.
Msaoin9, 30. bp.
9ic @inWobner i'm untersn Sbeile unferer
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ridssblsben 9Bahsrpfiesn, ,uslbs cinsn nidtS
.psniger AID arOmatiltbsn 9uft psrbrsiten.
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SScrbeirafbct.

--our6 bcn gbrw. Q3m. DauIi, am lGu.
SuIi. 6err GomuGl OmfeIbcracr init 0Gi6
QoUina llritb, bon @umrn, SER 2lo0m
9bcrer init 0li6 GOpbia 0ipIanO, bon 9tro,
Ding. .-Om l7ten, 6Crr GClnrltb 3inf, bon
$ancaltcr Co., init MiB gIIobstb G6unt,
NOn Nr0rina. -am 2lltcn, 6r. Sofab Stab.
triCb mt OdB @atbarina GIcmeus, bon bier.
-oub bcn Gbrrp. 3bpm. $. <cinbatb, am
IA. SuIi, 6crr 9opiO 81. Seller, bon 8etbcI,
nit Diff 0larp 2lnn 9iuttcl, bon Sitancn So.
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-am II. Suit in 0iobcIou W1arp Nnn,
36hhrctcu bon SObn Seller Sabre alt.
din 17tCn, in 6ambur9, an OCr Soinrre
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Olouote alt.
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WcnBeI, GhnrlNermrlter I'M S3fCn Sabre.
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in 75Itcm Sabre ibrC6 Nltcrs.
-am &c. SunL in pcif, an oct Gbrleras
WlOrtu6, @coraC 9oOcr, i'm 5lfcn Sabre.
--nm 9cnmrifo9 2tbeno, in ticfer Gtaot,
SoIepb Srsebv, i'm l7ten Qcbcn6jabrc.
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(2lu6 brm Weekly Farmer, PhiladcIphia)
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ten mob INNER So bic 100 pfunO mir BADEN
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S90fsn mar: 1900 6if Sblabtobftm 200
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Gamer OpsratiCncn unb Yrcifc:
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81 Sc, bi6 $74 bic 100 pfno, fir 9sw6bns
de uno quite 0uoltdt.
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Sdwsine-2tlIe ucrfauft ~ S5 bis $54.
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81, fur SOaof, unO ST biS SO, fir 2dmmer,
nad her OunIt6t
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ttraBr Ecaoin9.
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moblous9cmabtCS NfIcrtsment trilbsr Spe,e,
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bCffebenb aus
Mornings Sprup uno Suferbaus;MOaIk5.
stru Srlcan5 3ufsr.
pCrto Nico Sufer.
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tenn SufCr.
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ENFORCEMENT ron Gla8s nb Gluccn8po0ren
aut meIbe bic Nufmtrtlamfct pOn &duftrn &c:
ltnft miro, ron u. y. NrpIau.
NCocin9, Suli 10. ~.
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GnnbiOat fir Scbcriff.

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let bon Scrf6 @ountD.
n1itbtr9er - 2(ufSemnntcrt burt6 bic
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oer bietc iCb mid oI6 Ganooat fit bae @tbes
riffs Nmt bon 8Crf6 Gauntp bel fcmmcnOrr
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friCbCnBcit aue5niibCn.
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HCaSinN Npril o. bQS.
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In otc ttlmmf0tt9cn Yllr9er bon
Vcrf6 @ountU.
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tCrt rurcb OlCIc mCiuer 8rcunbe, bicte itb MID
aI6 Conrirat fir b0s
S6eriffS=9(mt
bCi fpmmenOrr Ottobrrs Wabl al. - 6cntr
id 70 9IlfIdb iciR, cins N1rbrbcit gmrcr
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ole pfebrn bCs Qmtes qrtrculih uno al
Gurer 9dn5Ilhcn 3ufricbenbcit aussultru.
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Jfaae y. Ibompfon.
6ambnr9, GpriI so. bqB.
9ln Die freicn uno unobbGn0iQen
Sttmm9eber Don 8erf6 GaHntv.
I1Iitbtr9Cr:
0nrCb bicIC meinrr Sreunoe 6in
id oufAcforbert mb tcrCOet pprbCn, mid aI6
Cin CanNiDot fir ba6
ScbcriT3 Clint
bon SCrfs Gountp, bei ocr ndtbRcn October
9SabL anSubictcn. SIN Sail mid bic Gbre
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mid iClbtt, Die DfiCGtGn ors NmtCs 9CtrCn
unO natb mcinCn belten Sdbiqfeit 5u crfIllcn
GuCr 8rCuno uno W1itbilracr
Senjamin St6bGc.
NCabina, 2(priI l6. 1850. bQB.
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NT. 8 CT,

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mooi9cn Rleiccritobr, in Der Ott:spcnn'
ttraBe, Swlicbcn ber 6. unc 7tcu, oen Gintpob:
nern bon &racins uno lIm9esenc aufe 8rttc.
Neabing, Su lG. 3m'
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28rcbe Dor rcm Nnfanae cincr jrOcn rr9cl,
naBI9cn nmN bCiliIltrn 9iBun9 oicIcr Court.
llnb ee 1T fCrnCr bcfchcn ooB cine Gopie Der
obi9Cn NracL 9eb6ri9 tCitbcini9t inter Drm
9ic9d cicirr Court, Gnrm jcrm Sriebsns.
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1T, Cin9Cbdnbi9t wCrce
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2In Die uHabbGn9i9en @rlpdb[cr UOn
0SCrf6 G1untn.

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SlamCn 3u Gurer Yeahmn9 flr rae Nmt
rincs SdbcriT0 bon 9crf6 Gauntp, bci Ocr
fcincnpVn aaaCmcinCn QB0bl i'm n6bNrn Oes
tobrr. 9antbar fit bic IitCrole llnterllllt.
3un9, bic mir bel lester QDabl su 3beil oe,
wcrOen, nrbmV ib Nbtln9eDpH Cure llntcrs
Rigmg abCrmaIs III Nnlprn6, unD wenn id
5u jencm Nmtc 9rpdbIt wCrOe. 70 pcrpfitbte
i'd mid Iel6f, allC Oamit orrbunoCncn Daid.
ten panftliCb uno nnparteiiIcb su rfaIen.
Wlit bdcnoerer 6O6acbtuna
ener SrcunO uuO W1itbiraer,
Jobn t1Ianoerbad.
6Glbelbrr9, 9. NpriI, 1850. b34.
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90 Sbalcr QSeIDt,nuuo,

~ ~VNIVI OEIDUHll1Q.
aoH SomnliiiCner6 BON Scrfs GauntD bee
jablen lnob llcbtrfttbrun9 6c6 lIsbcrtrtersl an
'r9Eno Semano Cbi9e SeIObnun9, Der priCnn
an9bt' blc 9eirBmirri9 ros @runoifIG betres
fen, wsIbs6 om psm6tsr9e ein9ebd9t 1T.
Carl Sldtborn, !
GCnrap Claus, SGCmiC((cu'rs
8bOmas Slb6nsr
cSuIi lG. 3m
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1850-10-18
= = = y II III
( horatio J. Oicolt,
VS..
Joseph sho.rbe,l Principal.
G. S. Martin, p'''
Juhu = Ramon Surntv

TAuRSJJANT 10 the command Of n fnri G,cias
to me directed from the court of common
plcus of wyaudot county, Ohio; | will exno,, Ia
publ. sale. ON the lyth dav of November. \, lhe
door or the court houso IN tInnrr S,ndnsky Wv
ondot county. Ohio, the FOLLOWING ncrsnnn nro-
nertv 10 wit:
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sal mornhipe. 10 wards uinaccn s ynrax fnnnJ,.
tion. 4 punches chalk lines, cot &, worsted
shawl Q hotties blnrl v,rnish . b,ttles Dr. n,-
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SIlERIFF,S SALE.

DURSUANT to Vendi Elk. from the court
Il Of cf anon pleas, Wyandot county, Ohio
1 shall Il Jose TO public sale at the door of the
court hq e, In Upper Sandusky, Ohio, on the
l9 day of November, A 1850, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. N. and oclockP. NJ, Of
said day, the following land and tenement
to wit: the south east quarter of the south wes
quarter Of section No. 10 in township one south
in range thirteen east, containing 81 acres; tht
south west quarter of the north east quarter o
said section containing 40 acres; also, the wesl
half ofthe south east quarter of the same section
containing 50 acres and the east part of the south
west quarter Of the same section; conta ming tel
acres the same appraised at $2,466. Taken a.
the property Of Adam Nigh to satisfy Vend
Ex. in favorAof Phillips g. Aborn.
CURTIS BERRY jr., Sheriff w. c, o.
na4ol,x.aaEd I2snA 10 s.,. NJ.
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SHERLFFeS SILL!
The / fafmeI's Bank Of Mansheta,
VS..
Cary A. Darlington,
Henry Vandeman, &
John Jury.

Pursuant to the commano of Wi, If Venai
Elk. ct. III. fa. vs., issued from the Louri oi
Common Plets Of Ashland county, Ohio, to me
dirrcld, sIaii expose to public sale at the door
of IN Court House, in the town of Upper San
dusky, in said county, on the 5th day Of October
1850, between the hour ofl0 and 4 o'clock,r P. L.
the following property towit: the north west
quarter Of section No 10 in township No 4south
ofrange fifteen east, in wyandot County; also the
north east quarter of the south east quarter oI
section nine, and the north west quarter of the
south west quarter Of section ten in the township
and range aforesaid.
Taken as the property ofJohn Jury TO satisfy
an execoiion in favor of the Farmers Bank Of
Mansfield.
The same sppraissd at s., 400.
Given under my hand and seal, this Sd day oi
Sept Ie50--2s--4w.
CURTIS BERRY, jr., Sheriff, w c 0
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Hettler' puRs1uAsNGT 8S1 a 7 !, to ne u e. com n
Gideon Nigh. rected from the court Of COM
----- - mon pleas, of wyandot county
Ohio, Twill expose to public sale at the door Of
the court house in Upper Sandusky, on the 18th
dav of November. A d 1850, bewteen the hours
of 10 O'Clock 4 M and o'clock M fsaid Jay,
thee following real estate to wit:
The north west quarter of the north west
fractional quarter Of fractional section number
nine north of the Indian line boundary in town.
ship one, south ofrange thirteen, in the district
of lands subject to sale at Bucyrus, Ohio, con-
tanning forty acres more or less, also the north
east quarter of the northwest fractional quarter
of fractional section No nine in township one,
south of range thirteen; containing thirty nine
and one half acres. Levied upon as the proper
ty Of Gileon Nigh, 10 satisfy an execution in fa-
Of John Hetiler. Appraised at $500.
CURTIS BERRY, Sheriff, o.
October l4th le50--32-5w.