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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
lITERARY ITEMS.

1r Macpherson has retired from the editorial chair
q The Qacriery Recer. 70 which Dr. William Smith CT
Encyclopaedia fame and learning has succeeded.
NJ. Phiiareto Chasles, the French critic, having
been accused, in recent number OF Inc AheNta"' py
Ar eoonel Ncu of plaCiariZng from him certain sugecs
alOns with reference 10 the origin OF Shakespcarea son
neta has addressed TO that publication letter. IN winch
40 denies the plagiarism, ard asserts that his IDEAS are
RaaIly very distinct from those Of Mr. Neil.
: tits announced that NJ Guizot has read, in the
sal6n Of friend Paris chapter Of the eighth and con-
fuding volume ofhis "MemOrs," which Is to be pub'
ksyed in few days. IL gives account OF the P0ni1l
safe of Plus IA, and sketch Of the political stee OF
sfy during tho interval between 1916 and the
Of Feljrfarv The volume closes with summary or the
eyhs that have since then taken place IN the peninsula
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VI. Viii Publish on SATURDAY, Anril5 81

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tone of WiIfns Coeec ,oni tinted paper cloth extra
at toy. 81 Students Edition, - 10
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Ton Of l6no. Paper - cents Cloth extra De1ed ~ -
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Midsummer the number VIII he qnad
rurlcd Considering ira; country ms j9t EMERGED nom
ia history icg hc and oouse auon ~
tile hand ncns OF II1pcr ought 10 allure The republican
cefesuee counTmca they Of OIL Fnos at we fch t
France and pleased 20 aIn
tblt tecrgo = Putnam Of Nevlork about 10 tep
s,os of bspc-s Paris from truly Amerc'n stan poH
Immediately dri aud pleasantly ef OF the hsoI
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6onses ano Farms f0anteo.

fonses ano farms manteo.
WANTED-FURNISHE HOUSE in conn
w try side Hudson River Yonkers
Sic for four months back 10 count,
preferred few miles from depot Parties having house Mill please
address Boz No l54o New York o. stating ocati.n
WANTED-By small family unfinished
w APARTMENTS 1--we rooins) 10 house with modern
Improvements Rent $500 ssO0 Addess with Mi p.Ttieal.Is
VA Nh ma A QaEiHyazh 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

EOR SALE-In South Rrooklyn. ono of the

CONVERSIONS PROPERTY Nos II aud 10 Gatesave IN
feet oer throughout The rents Of % property will Yearly 6onu,
OF 81 200 and above interest Insurance and taxes VIII be sold on
easy Inquire Of KSowLT0N southeast Of Fulton
nlIAra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE near
lIcmi stead. t. l., tie jamaica and l,ur,'rd Pl.ak Eo!
or three quarter mile, west Nomp,ad two fc, HYDE Pak
holr Hunters Point House sl0 containing -
WITH thc rn " ID ~ d. Af cultivate, nl With
choice fruit OF various hH; lse barn, rI1
t-housr With all other I,cesssry oauin-s III m -oe rep-r
Apiy g, ,. y. NEEkEr, ~. ~ pirf-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

VNHE HOUSE No. > Second pace, corner of
Henryst Brooklyn r ls1be piece Of properly for any
who wishes and comnOious residence :. -
feet vide and basement excellent Beghborhoo s
occupied estely; wishing
can No No Is Seeoaipsce Booklyn for SALE
Apply to II KELLOGG No 81 Cedar st. New iork
AVE, near Gates, No. 324-
splendid RESIDENCE large and convenient Mansion epeie
with modern Improvements Eight fall Lots Stable street H.
L. RIDER, No 80 Pipest
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Auttiou Sales of Real estate.

A JOURNEAY, AuctiOneer, Office No q
~ ntBIecutriIs Sale Of County Seat at Hugueno station
Staten Island late residence Of WNANT esq formerly District
Attorney at Public Auction. WEDNESDAY April g at IL O'clock
Exchange sseoSm No III Broadway NewYok 2siOy and attic
COTTAGE HOUSE outbudng and a ground churches aud
seool the vicinity ground high; superior view Bl with further
particular at Auctioneers Ohce, No Pnes.
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TO EVERY LAWYER
n AND MERCHANT
JANIES'S BANKRUPT LAW.


HARPER L BROTHERS viii Publish Immediately;
TIE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
WITH NOTES TO EVERY SECTION OF THE All,
Asa q COLLECTION o. al the principal - -. IN.
AMERICAN ENGLISH DECISIONS lFON lbh A-ih UT
BANNRUPTfI.
slan.ed =, The use of the I.syyycr aud Merchant
Of The NAYoTk Bar and one Of tac Trainers Of mo lf
Amendment Act
One Volume 8rs
Ha;s Mt crl wa p-fal Nv James NJ time tho
a,itt I'M Congress on TIE subectWas proceeding SIC main PROVISION"
- ~, Ia bvipg hem carefully ror,iei ha. The novelty Of Che
srarls has lcn Auccan lawyers without ience N ttnAiny
fee ard Mr. therefore eHdcayc-ed ITO supply me Wt
finref treatise the subject npOn which h may fchi hu
the Con- nsiole for tc a11enn. q
~ EngHl BsrkruI extensive Lordon rcol M
tpkrtry cases has peculiarly fted him him for the task
9Ie snhor carefully collected 81 The principal American decisions
pren The Bankrupt 1900 aud 4 fer as7 are apcb 10
chs c law adopts the FIRST time IN tbs country e more
English Bankruptcy system me author mas
sle collected Gee lu IN the English Couh ms
neeseary consulted and Illustrate he IrPe y "'n
The provisions Should BE- guoiO TIE hosl recent
fate - , . .,... ..7
render the guide TO ilc h1n ana ne s
From the American Law Register. .
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aay Of Balruptcv having Member Of Parliament Is the we
she English Bankrupt ard having himself carried through
the bin He also Or many Jess sac
eessfs practitioner the English Bankruptcy Conrts'
p HARPER Il BROTHERS NV ToRE.
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A JoUKsRAY Auction Office No. Pine-st
EAECUTORs SALE.-At public auction on
~ THURSDAY April H. the Exchange Saesroom No III Broad
way, IL O'Clock Smith Bloomfield deceased
valuable PROPERTY opposite Hamilton square SItysIih and
Srty First SiIiethst sixty
the purchase mortgage for three years Maps with further
particulars, at Auctoneer's Office No. 8 Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
0oanirp Hsal esta,e for Sale.

IA trimmings centrally locaiedD Newark ~ j. contain
hot andeod water bath furnace &e nearly two
HI Toaud fine stock Grapes other fruit Of the mos.
coAbe homes be found within half an hour Of New York 20 trains
daily 0re Il eo0j onebri nay remain mortgage, desired
Apply iVD RIPLEY No 90 Commerce st., Newark at the al
YeIllsnt sci he Tribune Ollie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

BEAUTIFUL COUStRY STAT .luat nine Do rs .ou fis g. u
Il NsYofS asa easily accessible hr M 10 ali u, g r say IT.
House 10 s-yc and commolor,. v, hn 90. m s1p u r bot .n
cold AMI heating apparatus Tie Lawn cD OBJ t j .cc'
auI j. o'e.iei il s1r.i'e al. i,i "I- ,t '. . h
Csren large 1Hl veil stocked sii at 'cfn is tullrhoHsa
Stable Gardeners House o lr,..t. iid",ir tc Fa'
with ulr. house. barns Hu it odd or eito WIN On
mansion onsr The MANSION and lawn chs about l!A10tt 4"
90 - accsiu 4lL Tor t-ns W Cher pglt,1ls apr' -
tiIU) INNlN MORGAN. D. Finest
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O0 EOO-S600 Cash, balance on mortgage
RS,OOO payable 800 per yesryi purchase !~o.iory,
containing with lot 25IlOO feet situated
Pont Esbehport D. only q inmates 1 cars or sne hon. BY
from yearly tickets II cents day Also,
$50 with fall Tot payments $500 cash fa or go
Also desirable Lots for sale easy terms Title perfect
Il K KELI0GG, No 81 Cedsrst NY
00 OOO-FOR SALE in Newark. n. j.
I'D sJOOO A COTTAGE containing seven rooms to 23IlO
fst pnty Of f within Of Chestuu ST. Depot from
which train, every hour for Newlork City For PARTICULAR
inquire Of ROBERT u MEMS No 81 CedArst heN-lofA
dtlE OOn FOR SALE, at Elizabeth,
- lO,OOO. j. 10 minutes walk from depot a, h y,
RESIDENCE with - complete In respect With ell
the modern improvements hot and cold water furnace bathroom.
Grounds highly mproyed tine garden,
lawn with choice shmbbry situated high ground
surrounded with but csss residences
mortgage Possession April Apply 90 JOHN
SON MILLBR HALL No Is Nassau, corner CedarsL, u, or
Y. xEEKIk Ne p9 plesa NJ. kAJalsis y !,
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S.. Nem 1]nbIirdiione. ......,
49,
no No abaiemsr, IN The demand, ~, ~ zTo
CT, ELMO, 100000 81. ELhV'
~ PEOPLE
u K estimstel have read
ST ELMO,
MICS FvANs's NEW SOCIETY NOVEL
In Ss,edh

q. w. CARLE + ON e CO.
Efs pd readers accord pronounce ST ELMO me HoN
N,isn Of TIE day An edition Of 300 hcsD "
a. ryess nox ready Orders ed the order Of Their receipt
BOOKS or ABSORBING INTEREST NOW READY.
r. MOSBY AND HIS MEN.
Narshsn Crawford One vol Dmo with portraits OF All us
an en- Price ~ -.
III. HISTORY OF THE" SHENANDOAH
Tbe last Confederate cruiser BY CoIHias T. Hunt her ohces
1REsrasd Price 81 30
III. A ROSARY FOR LENT. e
eiro volume Of devotional readings by suihOr Of Rutdgs
PHeo II IS
~. THE LAST WARMING CRY.
b. Dr. Cumming TIE Great Tdbulaton &c Volume
tAas Whole religious community are talking about ava s @A
V. THE PAPACY EXPOSED
Ty te baed b introduction ~ a. CieV
Rspd Coke Bishop NeS-YOTk. 81 -
VI. IAUS NENER1S.
1leernon Charles Swnburnes Byrouie poems h making spch
sensation 81 IS.
,ese hoots are I'll beautifully bound in oh-are sold tvCyvhere-
sa w b sent by receipt II price by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Go tUbom it mar Concern.

IF EDWARD MORTON COOK, formerly Of
Honolulu win hi address to WODEHOUSk, q. Box No
- Nee.Yok be will Ohhge an old friend
I AWRENCE-T0WNLEY ESTATE,-NQtice
n Fhesiy syea That ..s.ag & tg ss ;HS elalms9t to ihs
eTjFnf hsi- nov a N Cont 81 lhancy Of kngand
GA THURSDAY ior 10 1861 al O'Clock Tor the purpose Of De
ias sd adopting mLsHs III ir1-n-;S 9.esecpnoa Of 'he
ella MS All parties interested are requested attend 49,
THOMAS JILL Treasurer COniott6
Or,ngeyile G. ". March II. 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
M z osOck a !he EIelangs ssls.LeoR 30 pa BLOND

VALUABLE HOUSES IN NINETEENTH WARD BROOKLYN
horonst No ~ between Bedford and Myrtayes 3tor brown
House l8G68O marble msnte and the street
Rut 49, 3story H. T. brick House
trimmings 2I16 with 2ory brick Extension 20Il6; lot 1905
throughout water Ia kitchen In marble msntels
heater, &c.
Hewess No 49, Leave previously sold private sale
handsome 3sory hhtoop concerted sube brown
stone House elegantly escoed all modern improvements
waerose furnace in CELLAR in perfect Oderi Of the best
houses In Nineteenth Wand.
DeanS No 40 POrandAve, story aud attic frame house
1910 lot 20.
Two story French attic and brick Hoasc the southeast
Of Tompkns and be reso by orer Of the
the risk aud Of the who purchased the sale March rs
essy mar al the Of the Auct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
mo INVENTORS AID OTHERS.-Notiee is

TINO INVENTORS AND OIliERS.-NOtlce IS
given that the members ~ Commission acting under the
the Treasury will meet In the City OF New
Inspector Of Steamers No ~ Pine st. on the
for the purpose Of examining and testing the merits
such RvaOns Of heng character NAV be brought before
engines anti-n
crussior safety valves gauges water steering apparatus
hfs.boas with detsching apparatus &c, &c.
eTpsnag their Inventions expenses will be allowed under
circumstance, By order Of H. MCCULLOCB,
o the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
VALUABLE DOCK AND VILLAGE PROP

BRTY FOR SALE-Tle property known as HoWES down. on
Creek together with the Improvements thereon
This plot upon the Boston Turnpike at It's crossing Of the creek
about 300 feet length aud comprises In all abo, acre, Of
land with stables fruit valuable situation
for business purposes Has been used for is coal and
would receive the good will the business
This the communication the rapidly growing village OF
and the route surveyed for the railroad from New
Rochelle 10 Harlem River
Also The plot opposite the railroad depot Mount Vernon West
chester lumber connection with
above described has front Of ~ feet Fourhave
1.-The street, 20 feet Fst together With the house hay
scales, sheds aud barns
Also large plot containing adjacent 10 the above
nv This lies
the head the freight switch the New Haven Railroad and has upon
This considered the most valuable location for large
q, nufaeturlng business In Mount Vernon.
inquire re- d. LAWRENCE No B BroadSaT between
Thirty third and Thirty fourth % York. or fouhaye near depot
MouutV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

~ WILSON ses M Of the township q %sntage in the County
and .. Ne&Jeey eBd
o. ST. sentative in the Vile Deckertown the Town
Ain MONDAY, bS ~ May for the purpose
Association preaiOry the Of certain claims
Of desseI y large England, len by VIII to de-
Al should be addressed 10
either y NJ COlklNDALLi
ne IA n Tersev March 2g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
tljeaoiua CARDS. &c.

AT WIN. EVER DELL's SONS. No l04 + W.,
"A teu,t-YEpDIEo CABps AID list srAYioNfkir "'s
Aaaaliikl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
nor SALE or 10 LET in Keyport-HOUSE

I OTS-At Elizabeth, 800 feet from Depot /;
price $3.50 eih easy paym-tsi Communication to Newfork
about 81 per week; time, IS minutes , =, ,oo - -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Doar0 ano Rooms.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate u
- luI wife, $40 ngie gentlemen with pleasant LOOMS
AID -ov BOARD; ocaioa TY enths, cast % Ira'e Address
L. D.. Tiuuno oAcc.
4 FEW elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS
Hr.fca.s BOiRD-opp9ste Washington Paik, No. u5 West
FoG,th--i
A CONGREGATIONAL CLERGYMAN. from
"A oss Of eSrg employment IN NE cH desires boAhD ms
p.iystc rv above rweLst Address with tas r., Boa No 20
Ncw-iorS p %.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI--ln suit or
iay No ~ Wes Twenty -lst 90 gea;!e7aen only ker
given nd required,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
W. II. MILLER, AnctloDeer
by JOHNSON, MILLER & HALL,
ID AUCTIONEBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs,


No. 2J NAsslUsT CEDAR.sT., NEw-lORK
Houses Lots COuu; and Farms bought sold rented
negotiated Auction Sales Of Stocks Furniture Mse sc
Tuesday APRlL 1867 at II O'clock at the Exchange SaoOm,
No Ill Broadway;
valuable Proeei Park Houses Atlantic ave- Myrleaye and Cas
son.sye. Lots, Brooklyn.
S1lhaye side 635 south wyckoast elegant three
PhAdcpha brick basement AMI ubcelar Houses; brownstens
and trimmings; 2O42Nl05 and throughout bath
watorcosct stationery washtb &C. These Houses
well built opy blocks on the grand entrance Prospect
Park
Aancaye Boulevard north SIDE 100 feet Of New.YokaEe,
choice Lots each l feet deep This the finest Brook
yn being 100 vide, and having shade
Mteave sOuheast Of Gnaye, adjoining Of four
orr brick stores With marble trimmings two Lots.
side 100 feet north Of Lafayette six Lots
WEDNESDAY April 3, 1901,
At IL o'clock at Exchange SlesroOn, No III Broadway
FOURTEEN VALUABLE NETWORK HOUSES AND ONB
VACANT LOT West Forty hnl st.
No 1877 East Pnh splendid 3sto s. House basement
proyenen and will be sold carpets mirrors ornces and curtains
No 81 West Fifty Ehh 4sory H. s. B.
House and oncre,ed suear containing rooms al mod
improvements splendid location
Sixty second commencing SO n East Of Second four
3sto H. s. r. b., d. s. basement Houses contains nine all
improvements
sIysecond N S. commencing % f. west Of Fave sir similar
H0ses.
Rrstsve commencing 60 TO- Of SiItyseeopd, Houses
above.
West Forty fnhst s. 200 W. of FAhsve one uS,a, lot
25riO0
Terms EASY on all the above property
For maps particulars permits apply to the Auconeeu
THURSDAY, April 4, 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

DEREMPTORY.-One of the finest RESI-
DRSCES in weeheser County ten minutes walk from Fohes'
depo desirable property and will be sold az sie
ice full description will lie application to klPAIRCK,
Bull. Head Bank buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
TOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.-A three story

frame DWELLING HOUSE. and additions heater range gas
throughout marble nsniel and thorough repair barn
neary B lots ground well stocked With and fdi
al kinds good bearing condition On ludens Broad
WAY, enen 10 Price $4,000 Apply 10
r. h. LOOMS.
No III Broadway, =
WIN u. RAINOR ~ =
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

rINO BE SOLD or LET-On Castleton flights,
Staten Island elegant furnished RESIDENCE consisting Of
brick villa with ice house 6ed stable coach
together with three four Of land well supplied
With carefully selected fruit Of all kinds The villa but by
day aud contains q with batahe and all the modern
The location and combine TO make this most
AnnlK HOMER MORGAN. No Pine 81 llal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
OK FARMSl RENT FREE NO TAXES

particulars address tiRclos
Inc q cent siampl T. II. GOULDING.
us Alton, Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Ganlner Retreats.

BOARD WANTED in he Country for family
ofHu vor ro1rsyi,n walking distance o. an hIlsco
pal Church ~ cbc a where l~Ie other boaIles
Address p. q. NJ Nea-Yofa Pos. of'se station O.
COUNTRY BOARD ut Georgetown, Fairfield
" Coai the Norsss and Daalurv lrol Ref 'eneei
WI h. YAN kLEECK, No. I20 WaTBst, " y address GeoIg9
town rs .5cye SAMCEL " 81. JOHN,
WANTED. by a Lady, Infant and Nurse
w COUNTRY BOlRD r the summer, in or near tal Nom
,sn be- riDase peyrTc. Two communicating reqefed
Address e. Tribune cGce Answers must sae accommodating srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
F0R SALE--A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT


" .ac- lnl about zen IN 40 Der pit '-y mite if
Dir, rlras4 springs o. living tlsl ie farm
Irss OIO au extension ou:l u abundance u 1uD tns.
81 an kinds perfect order Greet choice us shade and
slrullcr. Loss than mile nom chuirh,s a'tA .ehall-
q. So. LCGEtI. ST.. - fihcriy.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
/ OTIS, lofts, LOFTS;

MONTROSE, Penn.-Yery desirableand pleas,
~ HOUSE. furnished, for the longer IAil
healthy and accessible Particulars With H. l. RlDBR
No. 90 Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

TOR SAL E-A four-stoIy, l'rown-Stone
UOsE on First place Brooklyn In perfect order and immediate
no,essop will bargain the having removed from the
cItv Apply 10 w. A. COfT, No. Pih6st e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Anew YORK MERCHANTS
N wish communicate with the rsOers OF Nerf' ino
1rd desirable Medium In
THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL,

TIE JOURNAL the only Republican newspaper Published 10 h'
easte Capital
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

The Iowa State Dental Society meets
at Lyons, on Tuesday, July 9th, and
will hold two days session. Dentists
designing to attend, and who have in
their possession microscopical specimens
of teeth, dental curiosities, new or i'm
proved instruments, casts of malforma-
tions, &C., are requested to bring them.
Those having microscopes of 800 diam
eteres Grover, are also requested to bring
them.
The latest style of bonnet has just
made its appearance. 1t is called the
Revenue cutter,o and con sists Of two
cent internal revenue stamp, worn on
the head and tied under each ear with
horse hair. 1t presents very pretty
appearance at distance, and must be
very comfortable at this season OF the
year.
"I've got no hoops on this morning."
observed Clara. "How is it you don't
sing, then?' asked cousin John. "What
do you mean, stupid?" "Why, if there
are no hoops, the slaves are liable to come
out, you know"
"Johnic," said man, winking slyly
to dry goods clerk of his acquaint>
ance, 'you must give me extra measurae
yoNA AhesoCSA 10 iioO lIs OouHlC IOohCN
in the mans face and replied: MY
master Is ARRAYS IMP Johnie's master
was the all-seeing God.
An Ohio newspaper tells novel love
story: A young couple planned an elope-
ment, the girl descending from her room
upon the traditional ladder, but at the
gate they were met by the father of the
girl and minister, by whom the young
couple were escorted to the parlor, where
to their surprise they found all their
relatives collected to witness the mar
riage ceremonies, which took place at
once. 1t was neat paternal freak.
A fashionable wedding came off at
Geneva, N. Y, on the l4th inst. The
bride was a lady resident of Geneva,
and the groom a wealthy resident Of Chi
cago. The brides trail was of such a
length as to require the assistance of .
gentleman to support it. Robert I.
Lincoln, son of the late President, was
one Of the groomamen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20
The Burnside Mine at Petersbur

The Burnside Mine at Petersburg.
The explosion of the Burnside mine at
that point of the Union defenses before
Petersburg has been held by many to
have been an entire failure, but it seems
to have been otherwise. A recent visit
or to the spot had the following infor-
nation from gentleman who accompa-
MED him:
II was All officer in the Confederate
army, and l was in this fight and all
others in thisimmediate vicinity. Isaw
that explosion and know of the effects,
and let me assure you that it was not Il
failure. The mine was sprung immedi-
ately undcra battery supported by two
hundred men, and of that number only
two escaped; and notwithstanding all
our newspapers may have said to the
contrary, in those charges which were
made OH the day of and succeeding the
explosion, we lost 5000 men, and no one
thing during the whole war produced
such demoralizing influence among
our troops, and, In my opinion, tended
more strongly to terminate the contest.
From that day desertions became more
frequent, and from the uncertain hor-
rors which that event threw around SER
vice in front, the greatest dissatisfac-
ton began to prevail in all the ranks Of
the army
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

NICKEL CENTS CALLED IN.-The Sec
retary Of the Treasury has authorized
the Director of the Mint, with view of
reducing the quantity of cents in circu-
lat;on, and obtaining supply Of nickel
in convenient form, to purchase the
nickel cents, paying the nominal value
of three or five cent pieces, which will
be commenced on the 10th of June under
the following rules:
l. Persons sending or bringing the
nickel cents will receive certificate of
the weight thereof, and the amount
payable in three or live cent pieces, or
both, as they may desire, and with their
Endorsement thereon, such certificate
will be paid as soon as the coins are
ready.
2. They must be careful not to send
any but the kind mentioned, which are
readily known by the color and size, and
by the dates of 1857 and 1864.
8. The pieces will be taken not by
count, but by avoirdupois or grocers
weight. No lot will be received under
ten pounds, and no spoiled, illegible or
doubtful pieces will be taken.
4. The reasonable expense of trans
portation of three ntpieces, in sums of
$50, and five-cent coins, in sums of $50
and upward, to any point accessible by
railroad or steamboat, will be bald by
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5. This arrangement will be revoKcu
as soon as it is found the issue of three
and five cents is likely to become too
large, or that the abatement of cents is
sufficient. The sole object ofthis opera
ton is to confer public benefit, and
none of the cents herein mentioned have
any special value.