The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-08
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l'NT'Nii f"o 'hhhufIof, Is now IN
Maine port plvading with poiaioe
for the Southern anrkct 3 nsgi
During 1ast.wctk $50 fnimiethnt
passed through Columbup, Of whor
l3l5 will remain in Ohio, aud ID
rest viii find homes ia plc Mcst,
Simeon Draper, a prominent riiirc,
ofNew York was struck With para
lysis on Sunday night and is report,
Cd to bc dead,
The Bucyrus Journal reports, tha
the hog eholcraisprcvailingin in Cfnw
ford county, o., aud Is very faiul,-
One farmer lost ono hundred and
lweniy hogs by'ie e,
Within the pest two Dionths tho
Ohio Sinking Fund Commissioners
have redeemed sil5,744 Of tho statc
debt. ~, 7 3er.Na a'
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The Gouernl Synod Of tho German
Reformed Church Of the United States
Is to meet at Dayton the 2slh Of the
presou; month tsi4nN lfe
Some citizens ofClcvcland arc pre-.
paring to start mandatory for
making sheet iron, which they claim
will DO equal TO the iinsisD. ..l
The Tennessee Legislature mot at
Nashville yesterday. A dispatch
stuies that quorum Is not expected
in either House before Wednesday.
The citizens Of Nashville rendered
General Thomas a grand cowplimer-
tary bene6t'preyious to his approach
Ing departure for Louisville. 10 take
up his headquarters thcro, but lie
declined. =
The Pope has delivered nm allocu.
ton, ccudcmning the conduct Of Italy
declaring that bc Is ready 70 die In
defense Of the right, and that IN case
ofnced, he win seek the free exercise
Of his ministry in smother lppd, s, +
General Sweeney has written a let.
,crto the Canadian outhorities OK
officially confirming tho dciedse nf
prisoners, Colonel Lynch NOW undcr
sentence Of death, that he was not an
officer in the Fcniap raid, /, ad. m,
A great Feaian indignation meet
ing was held at indianapolis on Sat.
drdaynight Strong resolutions In
relation to their condcmued brcthcrn
in Canada were passed, and excite
mont ran high fe. ,,i...
The Vermont Legislature ratified
the constitutional amendment by a
vote OF 2s to 9 in ths Senate aud
100 70 II 10 tie House. This may
be considered a tolcrablc cmptatic
indorsement, ., .i.
The Fenian triuls at 'roronto shave
been resumed and tho Brotherhood
arc ID fierce activity throughoot tho
country. Il probable union of tho
Stephens aud Robcrts factons is the
eqturc oftho news,
Tho Cleveland Leader says that an
neutrality-suspicious. of omi
srationiis pouring through that city
70 the far West Nearly eve-y train
rom the East, brings a company Of,
migrants, They, are mostly from
Germany Norway aud Denmark;
treat Britain aud France being oeca-
ionally represented. ftis lsaeei,
A New York specialize the Cinein-
'ati Gazette, dated Friday, says GSn.
iutierhcid, commapdipg, recruiting
tptions here, received orders from
Washington today, to pforwsrd troops
o Baltimore. Seven hundred regu.
mr. troops leave for Baltimore To-
light secretly '.i''ieaio ~ sect
Three hundred and twenty bonds
f one thousand dollars each, have !
'een issued to the President Of the
Jentral Pacific Railroad Company,
y the Treasury Department. that
eing the amount to which that road
) entitled by law on tho completion
I the last section,
The National Convection of the
irand Army Of the Republic, is to
ssemble az indianapolis on Tuesday, /
he 10th Of November, for tho pur, /
'ose Of perleeting a National organi. |
alton, All houorably dlscharged
oldiors. sailors, aud those now serv
ng in the army or navy, desirous of
ecoming members Of tho Grand
Irmy Of tho Republic, arc invited 10
ttepd tho Convention. H,H hi2
The news from Mexico Is very i'm
'or.ant Maximilian has resigned,
nd to avoid the modification of sar-
endering his authority 10 General
Napoloon's now envoy,
Tipped away from the capital before
he latter arrived, and guarded by
light hundred Austriaas, ,aadc his
say 20 Vera Cruz, Ho has doubt
Oss Gro this sailed for Europe.
The war in Paraguay seems 10 be
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