The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.

I
Garibaldi talks of visiting this
country in the fall. .a,7
Governor DeBEisou rs expected
home from Earope on the 22ud inst.
There ors now twenty-one female
convicts in the State Penilentiary.
Famine RACES in CASTLE, and the
people are eating roots aud reptiles.
About half the newly appointed
cadets at West Point failed to pass
the examination.l H.s HI
1t is stated that Seymour has prom
ised Vallandigham a place in his cab.
met in the event Of his election.
General Palmer, Republicans candi.
date for Governor of Illinois, will en- O..
ter at once on an aetive canvass.
The present strength of the army
is triae over $4,000. Within a
year it will be reduced to about II,
900.
The wheat crop in Indiana has
been harvested, The yield will BIZ
larger than the average, and the quail.
ity superior. r.
Mrs. Victor, of Cleveland, has
been rcprieved by she Governor, and
ordered to be removed to the New
burg Luuatic Asylum. l .I u
The Now York Sun thinks that
the fatal point Of the Democratic
ticket is the nomination Of General
FHP. Blair for Vico Presidency.
A spondent Of the Sandusky
Register suggests Mr.. a. G. Vantino,
Of that place, as a Rep ublicau caudi-
date for Congress. y
Henry Ward Boecner preached his
Inst sermon for the season, on Sun
day, as plymouth Church will be clos
ed for repairs until September,
Generals Grant, Sherman, Shcri-
dan aud Dent, left Loavenworth, Sat,
uaday morning for Denver, via Kan
sas Pacific railway. 7r. e.#t
1t is reported that the Citizen,
Miles o Reilly editor, will como out
fur Chase as President in the next
issuo, aud that third party will be
formed. l.rt' .r.Hf'.
1t is reported that Frank Blair
will stump Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois
next month The effect his presence
in those States will produce. may be
imagined. 1.
There are now twelve hundred and
sixty two Mormous at Castle Garden
awaiting transportation to Utah, and
two thousand one hundred more are
expected from Europe.
n Philadelphia scllier proposes a
trip on foot to Gaveston, Texas, bear.
ing 10 his band a nag inscribed With
the names Of Grant aud Colfax. He
had better 90 TO breaking stone Of
hoeing corn. .ai ta ra.
The exposition Of wooden goods Of
western manufacture, 10 be held iu
Chicago on the 4th, 9th and 9th of
August, bids fair to bo n grcut sue
cess. Over one hundred and fifty
manufacturers will take part. ro
All tho Freedmen Bureau agencies
in Kentucky, except the general q
gencics at Louisville, Lexington and
paducah, have been discontinued
The Educational Department win be-
continued until the State provides
for the education of eolored people. b,
'relegrums received in Chicago
from various points ia Iowa. Illinois,
Wisconsin, aud Minnesota, give the
mnst glowing accounts of the pros q
poets for a malnmpth crop of small
grains aud corn. Should no blight
occur, the yield win exceed anything
ever bef1re kaown. or 'Fo'
The amount ot the Julyinterost ou
tue foreign debt II the State, paid in
New York from the lst to the 18Th
inst, was S0,9Oi; leaving unpaid
S2a los. OF the whole amount $40,
900 wore disbursed on account Of the
prpci,a OF tho Union loan of 1868
and the canal loan Of 1860, 1o 4
Henry Ward Beecher IN his SER
mon last Sunday, on the text "Thou
shall not steal, said;
~ regard the refusal to pay these
bonds Of the United States 10 gold or
silver as being 10 every disguise aud 1
undor every possible plea an atso-
cious theft.
The attempts at various places in !
the Northwest to ratify with enthusi-
asm the nominations Of Seymour and |
Blair, have proved failures, This
WAS the fact notably at Bloomington, !
Peoria, Jacksonville, Forrestor, aud
Decatur in Illinois; aud at Burling- !
lon, Des Moioes, Keokuk, Council |
Blatfs and Dubuque iu Iowa.
Grey hairs, although accounted an
honor by the old. have never been so
soasidered with respect to the mid
lie aged or young. These can be
EASILY remedied by the use Of Bar.
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" !"
The only thorough rcnewer aud pre-
tentative Of all diseases Of the scalp.
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