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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-08
DETROIT, Oct ;

VNN
The Michigan Agricultural Fair closed to.
day, having been the most successful ever
held in this State. Every department was
complete, and the crowd in attendance un-
precedented. Waters steam pillow was ex'
hibited, and attracted special attention.
The annual address was delivered yesterday
afternoon by Mr.. Bonks, who, with Gouern.
Wisner, Senator Bingham and Chandler,
was escorted to the grounds by the military
and fire Companies.
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ALBANY, oct 7.
A large robbery was committed in this
city last night, Hood and Tobey's jewelry
store having been completely stripped of its
contents, The jewelry stolen consists main.
ly of watch chains and diamonds. Most of
the watches have Hoods name on tbem.-
The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct.

SI. LUUI5I VUV. T.
A dispatch from Independence says, the
mail which left there on the 18th for Santa
Fe, was attacked by Inpians beyond Pawnee
Fork. The conductor and one man were
killed. The incoming mail due on Tuesday
has not arrived. Fears are entertained for
its safety.
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CINCINNATI, Oct 7.
The trOtting match this afternoon between
Flora Temple and Ike Cook, for 81 900 a
side was won by the former in thres straight
heats Time: 2:27f-2:27-2:2l@. The last
heat is the fastest on record; The first half
of the last was run in l:09%
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Dayton & MiChiganRR.
Open no Toledo.

ANO FORMING IN CONNECTION
- with The pe,roit and Toledo r B, g mile. i9s
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rall Road, 90
miles the shortest limo between Dayton and Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, AUG. %, 1889, regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
FiRsr TRAfN-Lcaves at 500 a. M, arrives At
Toledo At 0p m, Detroit 9, 40 y. nj connects ~
Detroit with tho G rcat Western r. r. Of CanAdafor
Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston, con
nseas das a. LOO & WIN tre,hs on 'ns ~ r
~ Fort Wayne At 100 p, m, IN time 70 connect WIN
trains on Toledo, Wabash western Road Tor
huntington, Peru and Logsnsport, and arriving at
chicago at 7sO D. m In time 70 connect with all
evening trains leaving that city. THIS train also
connects at Toledo with trains on NJ ). N. L. r. r.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with uAina on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road ior Cleveland ana
Buffalo, also connects al sidney with trains on d.
4 l. Road castand west, and AtPiquat for Columbus.
SECOND TRAtN-Leaves Day ton at 9 80 p. m. CON
necis az Lima with trainson =; ~ w y, y. v. al
~ atdnight, and arrives At Chicago at $50 a, M
making close connection with all trains for tho west
and north-west aud At oedo At 7i5 r. m, connect
ing with al moraing trains west and north andwith'
steam Boat for Cleveland and buiiAlo.
Sleeping Cars are attached 10 al night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, aud points West and Northwest. Also toi
Pittsburgh Phiadelphia and all eastern cites, aud
for all local points on the Beeiontaine and Indian
Apolis r. r. can had by calling on s. r. kGH0 Tick.
ct Agent, Union Depot, 0aytonj or on the dif rent
Fare az low a. by any other route.
he careful and calf for Tickets BY way Of Lima.
EF-fhe rates Of Freight 10 all Points Bast or Wes
viii at all times be as favorable as are charged BY
~ Transfsys between Dayton and Chicago
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit
aug33 NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct, Z.

The Board Of Commissioners of Foreign
Missions continued last evening in session
and until 10 o'clock this morning, debating
the report Of the Presidential committee, re-
commencing the discontinuance of the Chocr
taw mission. The report was finally adopt
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Dayton, Xenia q Columbus "a. II


Three Daily Trains, wa Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern
Cities.
THREE paily Trains zach way, leaving Dayton
for the Esst follows; Night Express at 20 n.
m; Day Express 1915 a. mi Aecommodations,6p. 10 p.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b,63 a. M,
No. Express, N 80 n. m; Day Express, 80 p m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which is minutes
faster than layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on P. n. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenia and Columbus-Leayes at c, 30 p.
IN, and arrives at 5,53 am.
Al freights left at the Depot by $40 p. m, will
forwarded same day, bv $50 p. m. Freights ar
living at 6,53p. NJ. will be delivered a. 9,tOA, m,
j. DURAND, Supt.
G. wARMAs, Gen'L Ag't. apfis
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Grain Market.


TOBACCO--Very dull, and no sales. Wrap.
pers quoted at 5@9e, and Filters 2@41fc.
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK
DR.. BON oNAPARTE's oRHAT WORE

DR., BONAPARTE'B GREAT WORK.
PRIVATE GUIDE TO HEALTH
Va REPRESENTING ALL the diseaa-
e.. es Of the genital organs of the
EeeJ-f-ss. s4A male and female, with the latest
~" ~ h discoveries in reproduction. The
~ E# afflieted should use no remedies
AAnA tHN before learning from this valuable
W. ~. work the superiority of the au-
thor's Paris and London treatment
E36tl4 OF private diaeases-both married
tllN and single should consu tit. This
fSf book tells how to cure the follow
adititl ing Diseases, and enlightens those
who grope in darkness:
Gonnorrhea, elect, chordee, Structure, Phymo-
sis, ParaphymosB, Gravel, Sl philis, Bubo, Warts,
BIotehes sensualism, Seminal Weakness, henHtur-
baton or Self-abuse Leucofrhea or Whites, Sup
preston OF the MenRes, Failing Of the Womb; how
TO prevent Prevent Pregnancy Menstruation, Bar
renness, Rheumatism, &c. 1t treats on Midwifery,
40 yo,ns and od OF both seSes II tells how 10
distinguish pregnancy and how to avoid IL, &c.
Perfect Safeguard against Quackery.
Fortieth edition-l0O,OOO copies sold annually.
of the world on the receipt OF 90 cents or ve eop-
les for 81.
This simple, healthful and, yet effeciualprevent-
I've is beyond comparison with anything yet dis
covered. II has been provedby years OF experience,
and in no Instance has It failed when applied
eordng to direction.--Married people who do not
wish to increase theirtamies should be in posehss-
ionot this Psfeet Nae ssc rbi,
article enables those whose health or oireumstan-
ces uC not permit an increase OF family TO regulate
jurng the constitution 1t sthe only safe and sure
preventive against pregnancy and disease. The
Hideratum 1t perfectly safej metallic substance
enters into its composition: The price OF the
French Patent Male safe, dollar the Bingie one
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
dozen. - -,
and reliable remedy for suppressions and all female
diseases. Ladies should not use them during pIeg-
nancy as they win produce misSarTisse Price one
address by mail, post free. No letters will be
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u X ~ G STOKE,
I9O MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH.
w. S. ROBINSON,
(succEssoR TO HUBBARD & RonINsoN,)
rs NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WE'LL
L known stand his FOURTH purchase for this
season from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
CINCINNATI general assortment o. goods usually
Among tho assortmentmay be found genuine Luz
bins French Extracts for the Ladies, ~ Dppuy
Haule's Harrson'a, Wrghpa, Dsfny's ana other
Periumcryi Fancy Soaps Of every style and quality,
FranRipana and Complicated Soaps, Poncnc, Era-
sive and Genuine old brown Windsor Soap, 6c., sc.
LIQUORS.
Atul. line OF pure Liquors, BY the bottle OF pint,
Ginget Wine, and Blackberry Brandyi superior Ca
BURNING FLUID.
Extra quality, suitable for Patent and Common
OILS, PAINTS, AND VARNISH,
or every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In great variety bought directly from the Manufac-
tuters, FOR cash, and and will therefore, be sold
As cheap as any house an this city.
BuIRHAVES HOLLAND BlTTERS,
q
Dealers supplied at the Manufacturers prices,
PATENT MEDICINES,
OF every kind now In use.
HAIR OILS AND POMADES,
OF a thousand different varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For tbs certain destruction Of insects Plants and
Flowers.
Costars Rat Exterminator Lyons Mag
netio Insect Powder; Bed Bug Exterminator,
Hair, Teeth, Nail, whitewash, shoe, Scrub, Duat-
ing, Carpet, window, Paint, Narnish, Artiats Se.,
&C, without number.
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED Oil,
OF the very best quality always on hand Glass and
Putty, Fluid Lamps aud Lampwick.
TOILET GOODS,
In endless variety, and Of best quality. large lot
! Of Varnish bought recently az forced sale in New
YorE, which can sell TO dealers At less than Gin
ALSO,
Robtnsons Hair Tonic, oogne Cough Mixture, Di-
arrhea Cordial, Horse Iiniment, Horse Powder
&C, &C., guaranteed to give entire satisfaetion
Sloan's Condition Powder, Houghton's
Peprin.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded, OF the best medieines--none othe
Tony friends and the public generally would re-
turn my most grateful thanks for the liberal patron
age extended to the late firm Of II. r., and woul'
Kindly solicit Its continuance, az also eNamina
ton OF my stock by those who have not hereto
fore pAtronized the house.
lam permanently located here, and expect TO M
friends and customers by fair dealing.
Children sent TO nv store for anything will b
waited up N and the same price charged as II thei
JUST RECEIVED,
Ai.rge assortment Of Fruit Jars of styles
and Sealing Wax.
BIRDS AND CAGES
Bird Seed, and, in short, everything belonging
) iyit'' iyi6 ~ ' ' W. s. ROBINSON
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oRHnNvILLB AND MIAMIR. R.


Omuuke OI hlmes
0nand after Monday, April IL, 1859, untilfur-
Otner notice, trains will run rs follows!
lIsayos Dayton Union Depot at $40 a. m. and
500 q. NJ. Arrive at Union at IL so n. m. and
7,50 p. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at 7,45 a. m, and As p. M,
arrives at Dayton at 0,55 a. M, and 1856, P. IN.
The 500 p. NJ. train leaving Day ton, makes close
BeletOntaine road, for indianapolis connecting on
ts arrival with trains for Lafay yette, Terre Haute,
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, apply to
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 6th street.
H, c. sTIMsoN, sup't.
dec2
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Cincinnati Hamilton nandDaytonR.R r
- a q
CHANGE OF TIME

CHANGE Ot TIME.
0N and after Monday April IL, 1859, Passen-
" ger rains will cav 6ths tree sp Day
ton for Cincinnati, as follows;
Returning Trains.
At 500 a. m, sos a. m, 400 p. m., and I 80
p. IN.
will leave Cincinnati for Dayton,at 800
a. IN. 800 a, M, $50 p. IN. and eco p. m.
The 1880 p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL MoLAREN ,Sup't'
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A Guide for Guardians.

JUST PUBLISHED A NEW LAW BOOK.
Guide, with Forms, For Guardians Of Minors and
Probate Courts In Ohio, concerning the Relation
OF Guardian and Watd, with Directions and Forms,
including Journal Entries, for all steps nom the
Appointment 10 the Final settement Of a Guar
dlanat containing, also, the Duties OF Guardiaes,
Wards and Probate Judges, In all matters Of Guar
dianship. ny F.J. Matthew, Judge Of the supe-
rior Court Of Franklin County, Ohio. One Vol,
0vo., in Law Binding. Price, 81 90.
augl6 At No. 90. Main ST., Dayton, o.
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Il COUNTRY INvALIps.

Persons in any part of the world may be SUCCESS
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address nr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo m. Y, jan7-dawly
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NEW TREATM ENT.
PRE- VAT,E
AND
CoNF1pENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !


A T the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab-
"A rshed for the cure Of syphilis Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnnrmitiss o. Youth and natu"
& sornsf Of Main and Quay streets, Cup stairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INvEETIoN.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known 40 SEM
ron ifteen DAYS 20 two months, by the use ofthis
instrument, when used conformity with medicines'
YOUNG MEN TAKR PARTICULAR NOTICE.
pr. AMOS and SON take pleasure In annoHn9ing
ment for the cure OF the above diseases thas been
subjected TO test BY the most eminent IN
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure Of seminal
caused by The secret habits Of youth Price Ten Dolls
lars, By Hail OF Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively 10 this peculiar class Of maiades, and
the relief thoy have consequently been able 70 rem
der their fellowcreaturs isfuy testified and grate-
others daily arriving In town. from alf parts Of the
country, for the express purpose only OF eonsulth
tlous while their eNertOns haN been crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring Into the causes OF
condition to that OF the most dangerous and inyet-
erate they have alway entertained the possibility
Of their prevention and removal, snd Likewise IN.
varably found the moat horrible and malignant
forms Of disease could almost Invariably be traced
to one Of the following cauaea;-lgnorance, neglect,
or the III effects Of unskillfu OF improper
therefore Df AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection of their remedies, .
safe, efFectual and cautious coureej omitting all
combination Of remedies which bear an equivoeal
character, well asthoBe whose prematut or inJu-
deious application might be productive Of bad con-
sequences In tho hands Of private individuals. In
short the audable end of their the less
ening OF great mass Of human misery by the allev-
iatiOn relief and prevention OF those grievoua af
iotions that in reality the secret foe of fe and
which, while they extensively surround US, call
alord for our skill and interference for their eXter
min ttion.
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THE
One Horse shOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRHnT,
A few doors East of the PosT OFFICE,
nAVTON n
BOOTS. SHOES. &C. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson street.

"Itis now settled that the LASTING health ofAwL
men, women and Children depends on the condition
of their soLEsl'' d.
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NO MORE EXPLOSIONS!

;. P. MAYER HEN, W, MYERS, oro. MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

friends 10 Office, although backed BY the
strength of California, but gave prefer
once to the suggestions and wishes ofDr,
Gwin. Under these circumstances, Mr.
D. broke OF an terms with the Admins
tration, and when the Lccomptcn Consti-
tuition came up, he was found xoalouu OPP
poncnt of that time suro.
In social Hfe, Mr.. Brodoriok was one
ofthe most exemplary men that could be
found many country. No clergyman, no
9hilanthropist, kowovrr proud ON The score
Of morality, could feel more 30 than Mr..
n. Hewaa never known to enter gam
bling den Or house Of ill-famei and in
business transactions or personal dealings
his word was relied on az implicitly az
though he had entered into the most sol
smn written obligations for their perform
anoe. For these traits OF character, Mr..
d. was a great favorite, and among no
class Of persons wts he stronger than
with the olorgymen Of all denominstions,
who looked upon him AZ strictly moral
man.
Mr. Brodorick leaves no relative be-
hind.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
u0TToFpolloncs y mo OIl1 Fmmrf.
seneca CO1aliy Fair.
TlFrra, sRPr. sOth.

llfFlhs GhfIs oulns
On inquiring, this morning found that
could not get to Port Clinton, except by
private conveyance from Fremont, and
the distance is 80 great that the day would
have been consumed in passing over Il;
so I concluded TO come 10 the Seneca
County Fair am always glad Of an OPP
portunity TO visit the rich county of Sene-
ca, where "TAe Farmers" friends are
warm and numerous. The Fair to-day
has not been so good in stock as hereto
fore, hut in other departments twas much
better. The stock entries were: Horses,
l279; Cattle, 40; Sheep, 60; Hogs, 30.--
Among the cattle ! noticed two yoke OF
large red oxen, owned by VIM. Omway,
of Republic, that are very superior; also
Shorthorn bull, (Whte Warrior,) own
ed by DR.. Rawson, Of Fremont, sired by
Imported Warrior. He is three years old
and weighs 1910 lbs. We understand he
is for sale.
Fruits, F2oral and Fine Arts Hail.
This hall was well filled. The largest
exhibitors of apples were Jacob Bower
sox, of Watson's Station, lO5 varieties;
and James b. Sheath, of Tifin, 100. The
latter, we understand, took the first pre-.
MUM. Besides these gentlemen, there
were scores of others who exhibited ap-
pies, peaches, pears, ounces, grapes, sc.
George Holtz exhibited a collection Of
forty apples, not of his own raising.-
There was a very large show Of preserv-
ed fruit from the pantries Of Mrs ]. w.
Miller, Mrs. Clara Pittenger, Mrs. Geo.
Lair, Mrs. d. C. Myers, Mrs Hull, and
others. In the centre of the hall was a
pyramid Of plants and flowers, from the
gurdens Of Prof Good, Mrs. Cum, and
Judge Bagby.
Farm and Mechanical HdR-The mel
ons, squashes, pumpkins, carrots, turnips
and sweet potatoes were huge. There
were thirty-six half bushels, (by as many
different exhibitors,) Of Irish potatoes
and better samples never saw thirty
four bags Of wheat, and twelve hdlfbush-
els of corn. The bread, butter and hon
ey were well represented p. Vanneat
exhibited splendid oarriagesj Messrs.
PoormRn g. Miller, leather, aud harness
for horses; Messrs. John Houck, NJ. Mar.
tin and A. g. B. Kuebler, boots and shoes
Messrs. J. A, Myers g. Son, and John
Fieges, cabinet ware. Mrs. J.. G. Allen
millinery. Jacob Scheiber, ofTifiin, aav-
en- kinds Of plows, double and single,right
and left, with steel and cast mold boards
Smith, Barnes &Co., Of TifIin, exhibited
Of their own manufacture, Pitts Grain
Separator; price, $3.50 to $3.50. Walk
er's Seed Drill, Sugar Cane Mill; price
500 to 6b. The Ashland Glover Hulleri
price, S95; aud the Green Mountain
Straw Cutter; price, 81, There were on
exhibition several reapcrs and mowers
and C.. N. Yerk had a large building fill
ed with stoves and kitchen furniture
The eash receipts from the Fair have beer
about 81 400. This is one Of the best
managed Societies in the State.-T. D.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

"Winnie Winnie, do not tautaliKo me-
exclaimed Walter, biting his lips.
"Tantalize your said Winnie, assuin-
ing a grieved look. II should think Il
we're you that was tantalizing me. You
are yey-vory unreasonable, when I
have taken SO much pains toplease yculn
and here my cousin pouted Just little
"Why Cousin Walter" suid ], no
longer content to remain q silent listener,
what can you meant I am sure you are
very unreasonable, when we took 40 much
pains 70 dress bccomingly. I thought
yen would certainly be delighted with Ne,
II no one else was!"
"Thero, Meb, GO away and be atill,
was the piquant replyi 'you and Winnie
may be company for each other, do not
care to escort YOU" As Walter said
these words we turned and saw that Mr.
Mowbray had been an unseen listener %
the whole ofou conversation, aud I TAX.
ing advantage Of the amused expression
on his. handsome face, said.
"WelL Il you will not be our escort
perhaps Mr. Mowbruy will, Tor am quit,
sure there are not two ladies' in the room
he could make hisway through the crow,
so easily and readily with, as Winnie ant
myselC-wc three will not occupy more
space than one Of those "hoop," ladios!'
"Very true, Miss Burlord," was Mr.
Mowbray's reply-"and with pleasure
accept your invitation, leaving Mr.. Single
ton to suit himself with partner"
With look Of evident chagrin Walter
LEFT nor did we see him again until We
were about leaving.
With very moody face he threw him
self upon the lounge, as we entered th,
back parlor after having arrived at home
"Walter," said Winnie, going softly
towards him, "@hat is the trouble, darling
are you sick-or-"
"There, Winnie, no more of that.
have been mortified half TO death to-nigh
by the figure you and Cousin Meb made
and you know itr
"Why how unreasonable you are, Wal
ter. assure you we consulted onlyyou
tastes in the arrangement Of our dresses
suhiecting ourselves to the ridicule o
others so that we might be accounted BY
you sensible womenl
"Well-well, Winnie, I miVht as wei
own that have been fairly caught in my
own trap at last, and now never let mi
here Of il again, and promise you tina
hencelorth you may enjoy your predilec
tion for "hoop" unmolested, provided yol
will leave me footing place near you
and Cousin Mcb is witness TO the contrao
which shall be duly signed and scaled By
kiss Of reconciliation, Fall around. Bu
really, am afraid Meb has lost all chance
Of Winning, Frank Mowbruy, by this illl
timed freak"
That | did not loose all chance Of win
ming the handsome stranger, let this at
test--I no longer use the signature, "Mel
Burford," but have substituted that o
"Meb lTowbray."
One year it is since Walter Singleton
made the promise not to interfere upoI
his wife in the following out her tastes II
regard to dress, and | am knowing TO thl
fact that ever since Winnie has worn be
hoops in peace-thanks to her strutagem
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

The result Of the election in Ohio Is a
death blow TO the political aspirations Of
Judge Douglas. He seemed TO have mado
Ohio the great battle field, which he con.
hdently fattsred hlmselfwoald be the ral-
lying point in his warning fortunes. He
looked upon Ohio as one Of his strong
holds. The d mocratc candidate for
Governor, Judge RHnney, was a Douglas
man. Pughr who placed himself before
the people as a candidate forre-election 20
the United States Senate, was likewise
ono of Douglas' supporters. The Judge
lent the influence Of bis presence IN ths
state during the campaign, in an effort 20
inspire the Democracy TO fedoubled dili-
gence. The result has shown Douglas,
Pugh, and patent sovereignty Democracy
generally, swept entirely down. The
people of Ohio are too intelligent to be
duped longer by such political knaves as
those we have mentioned Beaten by the
people, these two pinka Of political pro-
priety will now be found prostrOting them
selves at the feet Of President Buchanan.
In sachcloth aud ashes, coufting the smilo
once more Of Executive favor
A Washington despatch says the cleo
tion news from Ohio is particularly dis
comforting 10 Judge Douglas. In sever
al Democratic districts Republican Rep
resentatives and Senators were elected,
which shows that the people accepted the
issue presented by the Democrats, and
iiring Of the further Misrepresentation Of
Pugh, gave that dexterous little dema-
gogue the privilege Of retiring to private
life. Douglas reads his own sentence IN
this just and emphatic erdiet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

Horace Greedy in one Of hi1 late letters
from Utah, furnishes some additionls ana
highly important faet 10 relation 20 the
enormous swindles In the Territory. The
mules cost the Government el75 each ana
are to-day worth SI95 70 $3.50 each. YET
the range Of prices for them was from 500
70 Sil5, or on average Of about SI5.
Bat this Is only one Of the Utah swim
dies. Thirty thusand bushels Of corn st
8ll per bushel, which, inchdin4 tfans-
poriaiion, cost ia the aggregate S2l0.0O0
were recently sent there from he States,
and Mr, Greedy ayers thar itconld an hsgo
besu bought there at Sc p9r bushel, 1850
900, the actual dead loss 70 the Gopofn.
msnt being therefore Sls0,OO0.