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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19
s,o.nE Tny.,,Gs CIV BE D0.n.E

AfO.HE TIIF.1'GS f-f.N NE UO.tF
- As WELL As OTHERS.
Some six or seven years since, Il. III. COOK com
menced what Of The people calieda one Orse
grocery, with wagon 90 deliver his goods 90 as.
customers. The undertaking was looked upon a.
a humbug, and ha failure was predicted. But ]
think lac did not fail, aud DOw furnish greates
variety Of substantial and fapr Groceries than any
other house IN the West, aud quite as cheap
tE they have the true Imperial, aud no mis-
take. Ii Is just the Tea for The people. and from
the quantity they sell, IL would look az thouEb
their choice Teas we're appreciated For sample
call at T. N. COOK & SONS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19
s.fH-.nILLRRs-

EKyO So H-.nILLERS-
~ "A patent Saw GummeTs
II MUley Mill Saws,
"A cast steel NH Saws,
- Circular Saws, from s 90 ~ in.
10 dOz Screw Wrenches.
je2I GEO. 8. SONNTAG, 10 Main 4.
raT.N II G.sR.-3O BRLs. E'RF.DB
Fittsbmg Cider Vinegar for sale cheap 10y
iez5 ERSKINE, CJRSICk co.
CtH.sE.s' PE.uPS-
q . casks Pump Chain,
100 sets Reels,
Il Iron Curb,
~ Wood do,
2tuO feet Pine Tubing.
je2I GEO. &. SONNTAG, 10 Main -
BRANCH BANK,
EVANSVILLE, June 18th, 1859.
This Bank wil b. closed on Monday next, Juiy
ith, and all persons having paper maturing that
day and the day preceding Sunday, are requested
10 attend 10 the saturday.
je30-3t SAML. BAYARD. Cashier
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19
". are rJoiesd 10 fad thai ns

We are r.Josssd 10 fad that hs re-
Bownei Chemist Of New England, DoCT. AVER,
has at length turned his attention u the disorder
which hangs like a blight on Our community. Oar
section IL as healthy any other, with single
exception, and that il the Fever and AgHe, which
hsunts va on every side. Bat his remedy DOES
cure, a. should know il must, if he made it,
Cast ont this balcfnl distemper from among u, and
ours ID one Of the loveest spots ia the West--S,R-
t.ael, Fdilheid, Iutca. jys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19

n Word To sbs LsdSss.-Hn rseoBs-
mending 10 yen TO Hostetter's Celebrated stom-
ach Biters, it is but just to state that stimuisnt
to the system, In impartlng strength and ygor dur
ing certain periodical stages which are of times
attended with much pain and trouble, know OF
no preparation more highly adapted To all siiiir-
tions consequent upon this cause and for mother
nursing babe the Bitters cannot ~ dispensed
with, especially where the mothers hourishmCnt
il inadequate 70 the demands of the Ga hi cunsc-
qusntly her strength must yield, aud here il j.
where a good tonic, such HostetierS st"mach
Bitters is needed to impart temporary strength and
vigOr Ia the whole system. Ladies should 10y ali
try this rciardy, and before 50 doing ask
your physician, Who, If ho IL acquainted with the
virtues of the BiStcrs, will recommend their
ali cases.
Sold by Druggists aud dealers generally, every
where. jyl9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19

1sSsspiss esd sEfn Dfssas 10 archie re-
suit Of impure blood. The blood becomes thick
and clogged. The skin is not able TO cast on the
impurities important TO health How many
young men and women We see with their faces Gov
cred with pimpes aud blotohes. who
dea,oring 60 remove them 10y the Ut soaps
and washes 81 various kinds. This j. very
dangerous, aud should never be pra'iised by per
sons desirous of good health. Mothers VII. have
children afflicted with sores and erup,nns, should
never dry them by external applications, this
way they will drive ia the humOrs and rI"iI.e III
health for the child during its whole iifc time -
There Is no mother that likes 20 see her children
afflicted with feeble health.
JUDS0S'S MOUNTAIN HERE FILLS ar pre-
pared expressly for the Of erupton OF the skin.
such PimPies, Botches, Sores DC. They cleanse
the blood Of all impurities, predicting beautiful,
clear. and healthy skin, SO much admired Iy all
people Of taste and refinement.
Juisons Mountain Herb PILLS are sold by nlI
Medicine Dealers. jyl dkwim
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19
Auction and Commission.
" .HEf IO.N, a n GIlHrGGn p q

HIRAM SELs JOSEPH D. M-RETNoLD=
Auction and Commission.
H .NEf J0.r n CO., SUCCESSORS
lAAs 40 WoUisey a Nelson, viii continue the
Commission business both at private sale and a.
auction, az the old stand, corner Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel where
they will pay particular attention 70 the safe oi
everything entrusted 10 them they will attend e.
any auction sales anywhere in the city.
Particular attention given 90 tho sale Of Lands
ind Town Lots, &c., &c fsbI7-Iy
EZ,E0UR. FLOUG Lei RBL;.sag'
N Brothers celebrated brand Of SOulhsIn Mills
extra at IS 70 per sack. Superfne Globe Mills ~
g 10 per sack-quality Of both sorts guaranteed
stock always on hand at
ERSKISE, CUBNICK 4 co,
jel3 Il Main street.
GyUNDRIES-Amcrican States,
- Oval School do new articles.
Slate and Cedar Pencils,
Percussion Caps d kinds)
Butcher Knives and Stccis,
Carving do
Backing, (jntlcT's brand,
Locks and Latches, Eastern prices.
Butts and Screws,
Tacks and Sparables,
Curry Combs and Horse Cards
Augers aud Gimbicts.
Pocket Books and POrtmOnaia=,
Needles, tSew'g, Knit'g Dang & sack'g) }
Pocket Combs and Thimbles
German and French Harps,
JspanBed TiBware, full assortment
In short, everything usually kept by Hardware
men, Cincinnati prices. C. s. WILLS
las7 NO. - EirFt ~ rect
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-19
61H.1GLES .ne.l0H.N.N TO.N. KnnL

- sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer liza Corlage, Nails, Glass, Ce-
ment, Powder, Plaster Paris, &C, No. l25 Main
street, near the Canal, Evansville, Ind. feb28
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
@. p. BROWN

rs EET,
EALER in watehes Clocks, UIry, silver and Plated
, Ware, Fancy Goods, Gc., Gc Wholesale and Retail
Agent for the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES manufactured by APPLErUN, Tracy 4 Co.,
Agent for the WHEELER K WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
annOunc his from New York with complete
sOTtmcnt of variety of goods line, which will
be offered prices compete Wiii any house the
country. Please call and before purchasing
where. sepIG-lS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
Am Sorts of Paragraphs.
Icompnel for the Daily 1ntolllgencer.

"lf man steals my umbrella" says Hunker,
ITS no use maxim n fuSs-it only shows that
an umbrella equilibrium has been broken
Now, II l take one from some one else that
restores the equipoiSe. There is really no um
breIla lost; an umbrella is only lost when it is
used up"
HOOP, HOOP, HURRAn!-A still later invention
Is the anSive-last-forever-let
in or-out-Six-foot-in-iia -iiameter-ncver-bcud-o
oreak-Sit-1own-aS-nu nuch-as-you-p -plcase-with-
out-iniuring- -a-Sprng--hOop-Skirt. Those la
dies who have worn them state positively that
they are perfect darlings.
dad, did you always act so strapge?"
"Why, Bi'ly?"
"Becanse when Nam gets sick, you always
nave to fetch baby here to squall round and
make sich noise"
CnEAP.-A young gentleman at Cincinnati,
saved the life Of Dutchman's child. The over
Ijoycd parient offered the dcliverer half u
dime
A WowD To ITusDANDs-No money is better
spent than what is laid ont for domestic salts.
tactIon A man is pleased that his wife is dres
Sed as well as other people, and the wife is plea.
sed that She is so drcssed-Dr. Johnsom
a Word OF ExPLANATIoN.-If young lady
"throws herself away" umdeystand, she has
married for love; if she is Comfortably settled -
understand that she has married a wealthy old
| The people OF western town recently held
public meeting, and gave an unpopular citizen
regular notice To quit, as his company was dis
agreeable. lie cOolly answered that, if they
thonght they couldn't live in the same place
with him, they had better quit.
A HARD QUESTION.-One of the questions Isl
! Does the policeman take care Of the city, or
does the city take care of him"
Mrs. Partington thinks that Mother Ocean is
no better than she ought to be, or else she would
not allow the Atlantic cable to lay in her
bosom
There three kinds of friends; friends who
love you, friends who do not trouble themselves
about you, and friends who hate you.
Women are called the "sorter SEX" because
they are so easily humbugged. Out of one
hundred girls, ninety-tive would prefer ostcn.
tation to happiness dandy husband to u me.
chanic.
srANZAs FROM THE GERMAN.
My heart, bid thee answer
How are loves marvcs wronghH
Two hearts to one pulse beating,
Two spirits to one thought"
And tell me how love cOmeth?.-
at comes nsousht-unsenu"
And tell me how love g0eth?
THAT was not lore that 0entH'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

A correspondent writing from Leavenworth,
Kansas, abbrcviates the name of that town thus:
81 WORTH"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
JAS. M. DILLON.
1O2 MARKET STREET.,
Plumber and Gas Filter.

7 EEPS constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
IN Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. All kinds and sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
Water Guages, Lift and Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron Kydrants, Gum Hose and packn
of all ThickueSses, AntifrCtiOn Meta Pure BRnca,
Zinc and Antmony the Celebrated TROY BELLS
CrucbclIsi in the country.
SS- Also, PUlly's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly greatest pnmp age right
which in Towns aud COunesn Western Virginia
will he sold on.far t:rmi.
eS Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosiye, and for
ducting pipe, for hot cold cr and espe
caiy for deepwels preerable cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
" Nqle Pipe constantly Onhand, size quaE-
ii - wh"h can be furnished short notice.
~ @tSa ptth fer MD Copper, B"HSSHnd Lead.
noYl9 1l2aW&MIY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. &e.
L. ......

WHOLESALE Ir RETAIL.
7 B. SHEPPARD, No. 13I Main s.. Union, win
- continue to keep hand a large complete
sOrt,Gent of all articles III his line,
Gentemen's Saddles, Fine and Coarse HaTkess, Trunks
NHlcss Carpet Bags, SateEeIs Collars Famys Whips,
would respectfully call attention my and
by strict attention and PrOnPtness
OF the public patronage.
All ktnas OF repairing promptly done, apt in Pr
manner. ). Il. SIiEPPAEB
seP2J l3I Nam
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

CUEroUs EPTrAPHs.-A correspondent of the
Providence Journal, in letter describing the
old burial ground at Newport, gives the follow
ing particulars:
A tcw< 1.-THE epitaphs offer to the reader their
words of salutary warning.
Must it not have been a son daughter of
Erin who composed the following laudatory SEN
tencc still legible on one of the tombstones
"Hcrc would have been exhibited the most lively
character Of virtue, had not the uncommon
humility of the deceased, avoiding the least APP
pearancc Of oStentation prevented it
We can quote but two more. The first with
its quaint allitcratiyc Latin legend savorS OF
medieval monastc wit: "ln memory of Jacob
Dehano, who died September, 1851, in the 5Sth
year of his age. INOrs mOrtis an0rti misi mOrte
dcdiSSet deterhG Gitos juRtA cLausa torct."
The second not nelcgantly exp e<scs the grief
off husbands bercavcd heart. Thomas Brooks
thus mourns over his departed wife who died
1885:
'rhiS tomb thy widowed spouse erects to thee
In token, Mary Of our unity;
For as one bed contained both in life,
The constant husband and the faithful wife,
So shall one grave our mortal parts conlinc,
In sweet expectance of th' appointed sign,
When the shrill angel with the trumpet sound,
Shall call TO life the renovated ground;
Then shall our souls resurrection see,
And reunited to our bodies be,
Till then sercnely sleep, thy partner cries,
Whilst thy loos'd spirit to happier mansions
49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
CmA~. MORGAN,

NUHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Manufacturer of Saddles,
w Brdies, Harm ard Trunks. arti-
Giles usually kept by SaddleTs, htrs
public tha he has opened, No los NaE Market
Alley, where he will be glad persons wanting
any OF the above articles AS he
and SCH prices, he hopes obtain SiarG
OF public patronage Particular attention paid
work, and repairing done will dispatch sspIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
4 & q Z - - q x r . = \ N Z - z a Nm I: II .
INHE undersigned would inform Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the BsUE and Pre-
seriPtio Store formerly b. TasueT
viii continue carry the DTug business fIB
branches He most respectfully sOlc!; continuance Ct
the public patronage which literally
extended towards this old and well rsabllr
1t will he his aim keep every rr puTtst kLd
and at the lowest price, usually to be found
nish.d Drug establishment
Prescriptions carefully compounded purest
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
myI9 CeEtTr Wi,srisI'g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
LIST. EOBr. MORRISON. WI
LIST, MORRISON & co.

LIST. RoBr. MORRISON. W. b. LOGAN.
LIST, WORHESON 81 co.
Successors o List & Howell and H. X List.
WHOLESALE GROCEHS # PRODUCE DEALERS
Nos. Is & So, MAIN STREET,
wheeling, Vn.
WE desire the friends Trn and to
w the trnlr generally that
most ample facilities for the transaction of a
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODCCE BUSINESS.
We determined all orders entrusted our
care, with fidelity and promptrss,
able LIST, MORRISON co.
January lst 1859.
Those having unsettled accounts with the late firms
Henry X. List Co. List Howell will please notice,
that Henry X t having purchased the entire
Allen Howell in said firms, (llr Howell retiring from bu
siness) is alone authorized 20 make settlement. janl-y
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T ACE GOODS & ENBROIDERIEs.-our stock of these
goods Is large aud complete, comprising many novel
ties: Point Setts Sets, HOnton setts
Lace Sets Pompaiam Setts; Swiss and Jaccone
Bands, Founcings, Edsings and lns, rtngs.
ap2j IEISKELL SWEARISGEN.
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ST Z Y q n III IT Il JH
NNE Case Shanghai Matches,
" IL Barrels Rosin,
2u Gross Pint Flasks,
25 boz. 2 hoop Buckets,
IL " No. /, , and 3 Tubs,
2H =" Corn Brooms,
100 Boxes Window GlasS-assorted
Iuu d. Irou Plow Wings. on Il;
apr r. C. lITLpRETH 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
ArrlvnI of thc OvorInnd nInII.

ST.. LOUIS, August 6.-The Overland
Mail arrived here last night.
A fire at Crescent City, on the 9th, de-
stroyed property to the amount Of $780,
600.
New gold and silver mines have been
discovered in Washoo VRllay, and prom
Use 10 pay well. There have been three
arrivals at Victoria within a week, bring.
ing upward Of $4,000 In gold, and 800
passengers. The latest dates were to the
18th ult
Frazer river had fallen sufficiently to
permit the resumption of mining.
The Victoria Gazette says that the
yield Of the mines within a year has been
S3,OO0,OOO.
An arrival from Oregon, on the morn
ing Of the departure Of the mail, brought
udvices indicating the election Of Logan,
Republican, 10 Congress by from 30 to 80
majority.
Salt LAKE, July IA man named
Brewer was arrested at Camp Floyd, hav-
ing In his possession $4,000 counterfeit
Government checks on the Sub-Treasu-
ry at ST. Lo lis, the most of which were
ready for issue, except the signature oil
Col. Crossman. The engraver was slso
arrested at Salt Lake City, in whose shop
were found all the implements and mate
riSls used in preparing tho checks, togeth-
or with large bundle of untitled checks.
Horace Greeley had arrived at Salt
Lake City. The Indians were commit.
ting deprcdotions in Humboldt county
The Mormons were implicated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Il ne susnped ,hss the two candidates
for Govornog Of This State, Hon. WIN.
Dcnnison, snd Hon. RIP. Ranney, will
discuss tho political topioa Of the day, be.
fore the people Of this State, At the follow
Ing times and places, viz;
AZ Timn, on Tuesday, Sept, 9Th
Dayton, on Thursday, September 8th;
" Cleveland, on Saturday, September
10th;
Canton, on Tuesday, September fsth;
Zanesville, on Thursday, September
18th,
Chilicothc, on Saturday, September
18th;
Columbus, on Tuesday, September goth.
Tho Central Committees Of tho Republi-
can and Democratic parties at these sew
eral points, will take steps to make this
announcement known among the people
as extensively as possible, TO select the
place and time for holding the meet
ings.
GEO. M. PARSONS, Oh. Rep. Cen.
Com.
Com.
August 4, 1850.
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slaughter.
Thirteen WfIIed and many bnd.
~ Injured.

ALnAuY. Aug. "A terrible accident
occurred last night on the Northern Rail
road near Schaghticoke. The down train
due ntAlbany at7;25 was passing bridge
spanning the Tomhannock creek, when
II was pfecipitated into the creek below
from bighth OF 20 10 20 feet. The wa.
ter was about six TO eight feet deep. Al
least thirteen persons are reported as kill
ed. Their names, as far as known, arc
as follows:
Mrs. Schuyler, ofAlbany; Mrs. Cooley
wife Of the conductor, Of Albany; Chas
Berthlow, brakeman, Of Albany; Chas
Plimpton, mail agent, Of Vermont; Da.
vid Russell, express messenger, Of Albany
and Patrick Connolly, brakesman, oI
Greenbush.
Among the wounded arc the following
q. 3. Cooley, conductor, Of Albany, bad.
ly injured; Thomas Mccormick, newsboy
right log broken and otherwise injuredi
Michael Flannery, Of Troy, passenger
head cut, chest bruised, and supposed tc
bo internally injured; John lesson, oi
Quebec, badly; Charles Perry, Clairmont
N. H.; G.. n. Prentice, Of New York City
J. G. Payne, Of Dayton, o.; w. s. Har.
ris, Whitewater, Wis; Thomas Talbot
Of New York City, and w. J. A. Fuller
Of New York City.
Nine bodies had been taken out Of the
creek up 10 eleven o'clock last night
Twenty persons are wounded. Il II
thought that there are more dead bodies
under the wreck.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
show Your Hand.

As tho democracy Of Seneca county
will meet in this place, on Monday, for
the purpose Of nominating ticket and
making a declaration Of their principles,
there are certain matters, at issue before
the country, on which we would like to
know where they stand and on which
there should be no dodging.
Do the democracy Of Seneca county
endorse or repudiate the administration Of
James Buehananl
Do they endorse or repudiato tho doc
trine promulgated by Gen, CSss, withre-
gsrd to the rights Of naturalized citizensl
Win they endorse Wnquali alifedly the doc
oine Of Popular Sovereignty in the Ter
ritories and the right Of the people to ex-
sluGe slavery thorefroml
Are they In favor Of keeping the Ter
ritories free, as our forefSthers designed
they should bel
Arc they in favor Of the speedy admis-
zion Of Kansas into the Union, as free
stated
Do they endorse the Fugitive Slave
Act, and the manner In which Il Is be-
ing enfOrcedi
are their sympsthies with the free peO.
pie Of the North, or the slSyeholders o.
the Southi
Dare they denounoe the doctrine Of 1
"slave code for the territories" aud the ef
forts, that are being made BY prominent
democrats in the slave states, 70 revive
the African slave trHdel
Dare they denouRoe the trSssonabl,
disnnion sentiments, uttered in the namI
Of Democracy, by such nulliheFs - Davis
Toombs, Iverson, Rhett and other demo
Gratis and do they fellowship such men il
the partyl
II democracy is tho same everywhere
will lhey tell us what Il isl
VIII they donOunee the factious eouduo
el democrats in the last Congress, in de
Ieating the Homestead Bin and the Pos
Office appropriation billi
While they will doubtless denouee IN
1.-TWO Years Amendment" in Massachu
aetls, charging il upon the Republicans
will they deAounce a similar law, whiel
has been in force foE years in demoerati
South Cardinal
These arc plain questions, requirin
plain answer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12

Fatal AoCIDENT,-A lad about sixteen
years os age, named William Fraek, was
so severely injured in GirHrd few days
since as to cause his death. He was In
blacksmith shop in that village, annoy
ing one Of the wOrkmen, who was engag-
cd IN making nails. The man, without
intending TO injuro the boy, took the heat
ed nail-rod to drive him away. The boy,
by some slip or mis-stop fell upon the rod
and the heated end Of i entered his aide,
inhicting wound which caused his death
although he fingered for several days after
the accident. II is a lamentable occur.
renee and a sad warning 70 boys given q
frivolous annoyanoes.--MaA0RiR Rec.
isier,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
Citizens OfFOTcign Birth-WhRI
are their Rights.

NNA NAANAA AHAAAA
n~...~~--ti0 meas OF tne rights OF natl-
rallied citizens of the United States, vary
somewhat in forms ofexpression, but still,
are identical in substance Of doctrine
Thus;
/. Gen. Case IN his letter 10 Mr.. Hofer
Of Cincinnati, calls their emigration from
their native country, they being liable TO
be called ON for military service, "deser-
ton that is to suy, "desertion from the
army"
2. The Washington States, central or
gan Of MIR. Douglas, hkens their case to
that of "Ngitiye slNves;n nay, i declares
their "cases are identioal;"
ain Prussia, every male child Is born a
soldier. The King has a claim upon him
for a certain number Of years Of military
duty, which is just az valid as he eiaiM
Of a YirgiaiGRs 10 a slave child for life
is valid by the constitution Of the I'm.
ion"
3. Senator pugh in his letter defensive
Of Gen, Cass, compares them to"Obscond
ing debtors, looming back 10 the juris
dioton hence they ran away, and so La
Bile TO have a Judgment enforced Hgains
them.
4, Still another democratic authority
assiniilates their case TO that of mgitiv,
criminals ro-aucstod.
DeSerfer has always been, when having
any application, term Of scyorest igno
miny.
A fugitive slave, having no rights, an,
subject TO manual reception by his mas
Ter, is Of course entitled 70 very small
consideration as member Of society a
least.
Absconding debtors are no where hel,
In high repute, and very few persons sym
pothise with them Il they happen 10 b
subjected to compulsory process.
As to figitives from justice, ranawa,
felons, whore they are caught and punish
ed, all good men rejoice to see justic
done.
How do our democratic adopted citizen
like the catagoris IN which the leader
Of the party place themi Did know-noth
inglsm In lis most rampant days, eve
come up to the damnable doctrines ofth
latter-doy democracyi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-12
KentnckY EIectlon.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-Returns indicate
the election of Moore in the 9th and Ad-
ans in the 9th to Congrcss-both OppO-
sition. In the State the vote is close and
doubtful.
LOUISVILLE, July 6.--The following
Opposition Congressman have been elect.
ed; Bristow in the I'D, Adams In the 6th
Mallory in the 7th, and J.. T. Moore In
the 9th District. The 4th district is doubt
ful. The remaining FIVE arc Democratic
Tho Democrats have a majority Of abou
30 on joint ballot In the Legislature.
IATER,---nemooratio Governor anl
State officers elected by probably 7 70 II
thousand majority.