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New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
ARMY GAZETTE.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO rHR TRIBUNE.

yet Col Simpson A. has had sir months leave OF seseaes
extended him. with permission 10 20 beyond the sea
Edwin Pollock 9th hny has been ordered TO report 70 "ss
Buer6ed for recruiting service.
Bret Col O. Marshall 5th Infantry has been onered to go oe'ss
the Retiring Board. -. .....e.-.I
the Departmsst OF the Pnte
Byet s. Carol Lieutenant ,lons Nst nianst ns
bssn from recruiting and ordered 70 Join hs resmse
Byet Lieut. Col O. O. Raett 3oh Infantry, has been ordered
ioin regiment the Department OF Wig Plane A. IA.
Rodgers, military storkoeper has beh puy
At 81 Louis Capt N d sawyer, military store9ePst mas nss
assigned duty the Division Of tho Pac Capt H. iAbeS m's
,oke.per assigned duty s Fort UnoA Ne"'Mehieo a.
second I,D Charles h Infantry, has been granted 10 esV
leave A. bs sreasa Of which ordered proceed to Fort ksAmeN
Nebssks second Thona. H. Reh 1 Infantry granted 10
leave al expiration Of which ordered regiment Anst
Capt wses 10th Infantry 20 days delay granite joining rsfS
ment q. NscoD. Ia
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Westchester County has, for the first time,
chosen as many Republican as Democratic Su-
pervsors-l2 to 12. The Republicans are
chosen in Bedford Cortlandt, Eastchester,
LewisbOro', Newcastle New-Rochelle gain,
NOrthcastle gain, North Salem, Scarsdale
(gain), Somers, Yonkers (gain). and Yorktown
(gain). We lost Ossining by 10 votes. Had
our friends in Harrison and Poundridge done
their duty, we should have had the Board by
four majority. There is no need of letting the
County go Copperhead any more.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

The trial of the civil and military officers
of jamaica who are implicated i'll the murder
of Gordon, and in the outrages against the negro
population, is steadily progressing. The arrest
of several subordinate officers has now we
learn by O Cable dispatch, been followed by
that of the chief culprit, Gov. Eyre.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Conservatives and Republicans in Tennessee
alike invite the COlOred people to conventions
of their parties The invitation alone Is
great victory, and white and black may be CON
gratulated-the former because they are shrewd
enough to accept the fact of colOred freedom
and the latter because their franchise is to he
confirmed by the sclf-intereSt of parties.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

The telegram which gives the substance OF
the resolutions adopted by the Republican
State Convention of North Carolina evidently
does not fully express the spirit of the first
Convention of the kind ever held in the South
We shall speedily know more of it.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

70 Letters from our CorespoondentS n lex, d9n.
So% SS% Corr Concf%s, fi tie Me@Sra Of the UniGn MEM
bers of the Maryland Legislature to Congress;
Senator Summers Negro Suffrage Blu Gv'tl
Court Rcports and Other mnotterS riH be J9nnEd ma
Markets Gppear on the third page, Literary
Items on tie Sirth page, and cOmmanicdfon
concerning the Pension office on the Serenth
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
cARD FROM THE COLORADO SENATORS.

10 O.. Editor Of Ths nfbun<
SIR Not being able TO trace any orr gin the
paper report that the Colorado Senators" had offered to
support the policy OF the President he would sign the
bill the admission Of the State OF Colorado, desire
TO correct II through your columns We never made any
such Offer by letter or otherwise and all statements and
reports TO the effect that did unQualiedly false.
Respectfully yours. &C., JHO. EVANS,
AeW- York, March 28, 1867. J. 3. CaAFIEE.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

largest circulation which shall stipulate and
bind itself to print such advertisements at the
rates fixed by law for legal Advertising by
tbis plan. the end contemplated by the Law
Gazette will be attained, and twenty-iold the
circulation given to every legal advertisement
that can be by the projected and to-pe-
hammered enlcTnTisC.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRmUNE. Mail Subscribers, SO per annum'
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, u per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per ann'ln'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line.
SEm-WEKKLY TBIBUNE, % cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 so psr line.
Terms cash in advance
Addross. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Gen. Lowell II. Rousseau was yesterday nom
mated Brigadier General of the Regular Army
in place of Gen. Rosecrans. We presume that
this is intended as recognition of the gener-
alship displayed in his assault on Mr.. GrlnneD.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

THE PCRM BALL.-Last evening the Purim Ball
was gyen at the Academy OF Music. large number OF
people was in sttep9ance dressed In ali SORTS 81 COS.
tunes There the usual concord OF sweet sounds
Jone 0i "the poetry Of motion" brightness and crash
lad wll and all Tie audsQOyhs wi cl 20 20 make uD
the Kaleidoscope scenes Of great ball Not til late
tVur oame tue en1 o. thg ebQushed Jewish festival
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

We print the memorial of the Union members
of the Maryland Legislature, in which Congress
is warned that the attempt of the Rebels to get
control of the State may lead to bloodshed' un-
less il interposes its authority now.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
TO C0RRESPONDEYrs

No taken OF Anonymous Communicates "heI "
.a must b. authenticated the name and address
Of the pter-sOt necessarily for publication but ass Eu,s" of
his good faith. .,,...,,. tr.. Tan
All letters for ths once should Do t1oressN" Inn
UEE. keW-York.
nannii nndarake o rrtnra rseetsd ConmunieatonI
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
CINADA.
nrrnlKnnArn 20 rHR rRlRuNE.

MoNTpEAI, c. f., March 2s.-The Royal Insurance
bond robbers have TO terms with the Insurance
Company and were last night released from jail Wts
for election the several PaTaments will be issued
the arrival OF the Hon John o. Mcdonald Advices have
been received that the NOvaScOtia Parliament has
arg majority.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

At Raleigh March 23, Second meeting OF the CooF9e
people Of Wake County was held and delegates eieeteo
TO the State Convention 2.
At Fayetteville Mprpn H. the Colored citizens met ara
passed resolutions OF shanks TO Congress ana the heRR
ilcan party, and rec commepded the nmedete 9fgIsass
ton OF tho Union Hen OF the State NOON the kepop'"A
platform,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

The GoRHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Providence L. inform The tfsd' tos tosy s' Ro
d,nz 6is EcTKOPLATKD GOODS comprising iuh DINNER anl
Sxsxcx. snd TABLE description o very superior
ty elegant designs The base "a Ncke oyst
post OF Pure Silver Of uch thickness thst they pos
~. ,dTsn,sg Of Ioi us and hon beauty o ae'Sa 'l
nspsrar chi undiStingushable NON y -, .,.N.t,.
h orbm Manufacturing Company refer With eonh1el 70 tn
f.pln tv estahshed IN the production SOUP
MAJ m which they for years engaged ana tn mo-"
pssu th public they viii fully sustain that tspuaoa 0 ts p"
puon OF FLxCrROPLArED WARES OF such qnanV sll ~. ~,
bt a. will satisfaction to the puc1a''S Az ''s'
s.sds ~ them stamped thus
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
NAVY GAZETTE.
NORTH CAROLINA.

~ yxlsaRAPH TO rHK TRIBUNE
Mate o. Andrews ftbe navy has been hOnoraby discharged
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Being the introducers of the celebrated PLATED
.ss TIE GoRHAx MSUSscTrRISs Co. above advertised We 40"
Offer entirely new and extensive stock whyery desirable ssl''
lio,, c,, Ia. mad, STARR MARCUS.
A..
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
~
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aoa al .,b ar. NIL, guaranteed They pli'uary
y, The OF purchasers To the above trade mark a. their deN5n
f ea sreiy extensively ated These goods can ony Ss pro
Ynd aoa respOasibls dealers throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

ton, and, 80 far as feasible, through policy Of
compromise rather than through a new appeal
to arms.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

WOODS THBATER -
THIS EyEYTNG-0SCAR. THB HALFBL0OD. Mr aai Ars r.
R.f..
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

HEw YORK CIRCUS -,
TUJS RVENING-THB RUNNELlS FAMILY = PT1. ~ i
SONS ACTING DOGS-ACROBATIC AND EQC ESIRtAN fBAIS
kes York Circus Troupe
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
The MornER's REMEDY,
TIE EuRrKA BnlcK MACHINE

aLs splendid ,r hour iOi only nine and pair
hOr hour poWS. Hos compiler Machinery
10 geJ Of ordr bakag dorm Its great simplicity iHd
power the sppota' Of expert 0fs0L
( We challenge the world t. produce ts equal
. SIfi.,scii0s guaranteed % aU psrtA0s,FG
ABRAN REQUA General Agent, No In BrosiWav. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

KELLY 4 Icons MINSTRELS.
THIS EVENfYG-NORMA tbuflesque)-PATTI IN PAIslo ETC
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
Euelncse q NotiteS.

AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
G0RHAM PLATED WARE.

cu .,,,4inent az AZ Low PRICES as any other house
= "a M GIG BrOatWaV.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

BARNUhpS AMERICAN MUhkUM. v,r,,v
nav 4ND FVFNING-OUR TENEMENT HOUskS--lWO tGND'
RID THOUSAND CURIOSIIIES-VAh AbiBCk"uo CoLLhO'
ZION or WILD ANIMALS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

KIBLOS GARDEN 90 ... p,,.,
Tuts FVENyNG-TIiE BLACK CROOG-GreH fa'''i1' "''
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Price SO per dozen.
Foy s'l, Al tae principal druggists and family grocers
Cow AND SEE The "IDAHO HAT.'-The new
patent bre for Ladies Misses Nothing ys' invented N me ne
raared Come AMI It, Elegant cheap lasting sha
STYLES GENN, No 9j Btoau"A
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

FIFTH.AvE. OPERA HOUSE. - -, .,,,
FVFNNG-Grimn & Chrsys Minste- ~. 1iA n
CROOK ACTS MUSIC, SlNGlN1 DANCNO N0'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

OLYMPIC THBATBR - , 80
THIS FvEVING-ENGLSH OPkRA-(Beneat oi hi' OA''.s
DlAyOLO R.ehngs Opera COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

ACADRMY or MUSIC. ...,.,,,,, A.,
OPERA-DOE GIOVANNI "'''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27
Col. John Scott-Republican Candi-
date for Lieutenant- Governor.

John Scott came to Iowa in the year
1856 from the State OF Kentucky, in
search Of home on free soil. In Ken
lucky, he was man of influence, ,thouRl,
his principles were such az TO at1lch. him
to the unpopular party. In thCcsnvass
by General Scott for IN ffsuidancy, he
took an active part; and at that early day
did not fail to warn the people Of Ken
lucky Of the suicidal policy of agitating
the slavery question.
In the fall Of 1859, Colonel Scott was
elected to the Iowa State Senate. He
entered and was holding q seat in that
body at the time OF accepting commits
sion in the volunteer service. He enter
ell the war rs Captain OF Company Il,
3D. Iowa Infantry but on Reorganization
on the regiment WAS promoted to the
Lieutenant Colonelcy. He bore 4 lis-
tinguished part IN tn. lard camnalens
of tho regiment In Missouri, being IN
Command at the battle Of Blue Mtlls.
His ability singled him cut for the cdua>
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27
TIPToN, IOWA, JUNE Il. 1867.

could not imagine how the mechanic
kept his head above water after hav-
Ing driven away his best customers,
as he must long since have done II all
were treated Us he had been. But he was
satisfied of one thing, at least, and that
was that the mechanic was miserably
poor, as he, in fact deserved to be, accor-
ding to his idea of the matter.
Ohe day, about . year after his timely
warning to his son in regard to Miss
Leonard, Baker happened to pass along
D street whore he had not been for some
months, just opposite a new, aud beau
tiful house, to which the painters Were
giving their last touches, he met u
friend. As they passed, Baker said:
What an elegant bows" tt hga hceo
built since wGs l., 20 ishhv1a1a'
Yes it Is very fine .louse, aa4 s,.j.
pose itdidn't cost less than fifteen thou
sand dollars
No should think not. Who built
1t? Do you know"
Yes, it was built by Leonard
BY whom?' Baker looked surprised.
BY old Leonard. You know him.
impossible! He is not able to build
house like that
'Oh, yes he is, and a half dozen
more if necessary.
'Leonard!'
Certainly. Why he's worth Mt least
seventy thousand dollars
You must be in error
No. His daughter is to be married
next month to an excellent young man,
and this house has been built and Is to
he handsomely furnished as marriage
present.
Incredible! I Thought he was going
or had gone to the dogs long ago.
Leonard! The friend could not helr
laughing aloud. He go to the dogs
Oh, no. There isn't a man in his trade
that does so good business, as little
show as he makes. Good work, good
prices and punctuality, are the cardinal
virtues of his establishment, and n.ak kc
all substantial. How in the world
could you take up such notion"'
Il don't know, but such has been my
impression for long time replied Ba
ker, who felt exceedingly cut down OH
account of the mistake he had made,
part ticilarly SO on account Of the fin,
house and seventy thousand dollars
which all might have belonged to hi.
son in time if he had not fallen int
such All egrcgious error about old Leon
ard.
So the world moves on. People ar
prone to think that what they smile ol
lives and what they frown on is blight
ed, and must die.
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How q Young Lady Goes to Bed.

Fanny Downing, writing for the
"Land we Love,,' thus explains the
mysterious process by which young la
dy prepares for bed. We rather like it:
Disnlissing Manday, her foster sister
and maid, Miss Preston performed the
task of disrobing for the night, without
assistance other than her own nimble
fingers.
First tho lace collar and tho ribbon
were removed from the neck, and the
bright n1erino dress laid aside; next the
snowy skirts were lifted over the head,
then spring touched in front of the
rounded waist, when with n click and a
metallic sound, down came the wide ex-
panse of crinoline, while Miss Charlie
stepped out of its steel circle considera-
bly, collapsed, but all the prettier. A
somewhat similar mechanical operation
was performed and numerous springs
and carls were set in lively motion and
then with stretch upward of tllcpiump,
white arms and sigh OF relief, off
came the little French railroad" corsets,
and the dimpled shoulders of the wcarer
rose in unrestricted freedom.
The snowy night gown was then slip
ped over the head and its delicate
frills daintily adjusted to the throat and
| wrists. Next the mirror was visited,
and the charming little mon rrsta -
the bright face it reflected; anu then
siezing the brush the girl proceeded to
apply it to her glossy enrls until they
shone like satin.
Thence to the wash-s stand, where teeth
white rs cOcoanut meat, We're rubbed
until they cleaned still Nhiter, and the
rosy face dipped in the basin of clear
cold water until it glowed with renewed
crimson. And then drawing low seat
close to the fire, the young girl laid one
pretty foot lightly upon her knee and
began to unlace the tiny boot that en-
cascd it; in few minutes both little
feet were bare iu their childish beauty,
and pressed down upon the hot bricks Of
the hearth while careful measurement
was made as to the relative length of
the big toe and the next one to it, for in
this important difference lies the mo-
,nentous question as 10 which of the
| two shall rule in the future married life
of the measurer. 1t having been de-
creed by mysterious and immutable
signs that should the big toe be longer,
the forthcoming lord of the lady will be
her master as well, whether If the Sec
ond has the pre-eminence, similar fate
is in store for herself and her only mas
ter will be her own sweet will.
In the present instance both of tn,
soft pink toes were of such samcncss Of
length that the inference was sufficient
ly clear that destiny decreed the mar
ried life of Mrs. Charlie Preston should
be state of equal rights.
The young lady sat still and amused
herself by doing little prospecting in
the way Of gazing down into tho Goals
glowing before her, and then taking her
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27
sALEoF TI1E CRIB.

Oh. stern and silent my father grew
Tho landlNo Uaid that the rent was due,
And nnotheFwepta "a she turned away; 49,
He saw her tears, hut NJ would not stay.
Tho,hoayth Wae cold, and the night was chill;
Our, money lay u the ale house till;
And cold and weary we crept inside
The littleerib where our baby died.
The morrow game, and the landlord too;
Agaik Ire said that the rent was due, IL
And left the door with hitter curse
When mother showed him her empty purse.
Then one by one though our treasures went,
There yet was lacking q tithc of rent,
Until we Rsve-we had nOught beside
The4fttie urtb where our baby died.
1t stood on the auction block next day;
pick up rags, and p11eod that way
For one more look ct The cradle where
The tea1e would 0ome though held my breath;
lived III ovNrheF life and death
The eG0Wt1 pressed On-I was pushed aside
They SOLD kAe es1b suAere Ne baby died.
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US. INTERNAL REVENUE

SSA&&4SSSA 1110C1 xOOIe
Public notice is hereby given that the U. g.
returned to my Office for collection the Annual
List for 1867, embracing Special Taxes, Tax on
Incomes, Carriages, Watches, Silver Plate. and
Billiard Tables. Demand Ia hereby made Of
all persons named therein, who have not paid
their taxes for the amounts set against their
names respectively, and from the 18th of June.
Deputy at the office Of the Deputy Collector in
Tiptony Iowa, to receive said Taxes. Office
hours from o'clock q. m. to D. M.
II the Taxes are not paid within the time
limited Nb0ve notices will be sent and penal.
Ties imposed according TO the Statute In such
case made and provided. 1sw4
Dated at Davenport, this lst day OF Juna, 1867,
JAMES ARMSTRONG
Collector Second District of Iowa
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is devoted to Military and Naval occur
ences, and is more complete in all Of the
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1t contains accounts of 100 engage
ments, not described by other historians,
in several of which the losses numbered
more than 900 each.
The Work contains 144 portraits, in
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The mechanical execution is unsur-
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27

The AMERICAN CoNLICT.--Wc nre
pleased to announce to our readers that
the American Conflict, a History of the
Great Rebellion, in two volumes, by
Horace Greeley is complete.
Vol. III. is "a fitting counterpart to Vol.
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by men Of nll partit.-s y the Standard
History of the War.
1t is written a. clear tersc and vigor-
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Nj. Greeley has cndeavorcd to portray
the soul of the Great Conflict. His viv-
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Marches, Battles and Seiges, are afl de-
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readers the efforts, burdens, sacrifices
berevcments and valor of our soldiers,
the constancy Of our statesmen, the pa
triotic faith, courage and generosity OF
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27

"A clergyman OH the Dubuque rail
road accidentally sat down in large
basket of eggs to the great injury of the
"fruit'' and his clothes. A brakesman
scraped him down with the stove hearth,
but the beauty of his attire and his Dig
nifty were temporarily destroyed.
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S. L. SMITH.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public, Con-
ish abstract Of Land titles, and give especial
attention to the sale of real estate.
Office In Rice's Block,
Mechanicsuiiie, Cedar Co., Io,oo
Refers, by permission to Hon. JAS H. Roth
rock, Judge Sth Judicial District Of Iowa; Hon
I'd Wright, Secretary OF state; Hon. Vim, +.
Wolf, Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27

Bible from Its stand she read the lesson
appointed for the evening, then knelt
and said her simple prayers. A puff OF
fragrant breath from D pair of rosy lips,
and out went the candle, leaving the
room lighted only by the rich fire light
Then unholting the door, that Mandy,
who slept in her young mistress room,
might gain access when it should please
her to leave the delights Of the kitchen,
the young girl turned back the soft
blankets aud snowy sheet of her bed
made the impress Of her rounded figure
In Its snowy depths, aid her innocent
head upon the tastefully trimmed pi,-
lows, and went to her happy dreams.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-27

.,aI. rt f2 #ss i >tt Il .st, s .ti
weighs two hundred and fifteen pounds.
As soldier Col. Merrill ranked high
and was popu'ar ho:a with his c9,aalaaa
and hi~ stpe.i1r=. When he entered
thc service he WAS strictly n civIIion,
but notwithstanding this, he was,
though OF a nervous temperament, cool
in action and brave to fault. That he
was regarded as possessing the qualities
of commanding officer, it need only be
stated that he was placed In command
of division ut West PlaiEs, Missouri,
when he had been in the service only
five months. In politics he is radical,
and deems the term "Black Republican"
OF no reproach. On resigning his COM
mand in the army, he was elected Pres
ident Of the First National Bank, Nc
Gregor, Iowa, which position he still
holds.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI.
- CagO, can be had Of the subscriber, in sums
to suit customers. #% ##
Certificates of Deposit, or Drafts on New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, cashed. Conn
pound Interest Notes purchased and 1905
always ON hand. ~ - = -
WILLIAM II. TUTHILL.
Tiptoh, Iowa, Feb. 18th, ls06 e Ry 81
WILLIAM r.woLr, - 9t SANFORD v. LANDT.
WOLF b LANDT,
ATTORNEYS At W,eTIPTON, IOWA.
Office in the basement Of the Court House. 40
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A uCTIONEER. win attend nronsn4,,, -
~ selling oil kinds Of property at Anciion
IN any part Of Cedar county. lisf ~ his go iaS
Will always be found at the TIrTOsy Anvr.,rI' ssu'
SER once, where those desiring hts aervscas
can can, M tho day for their sale without seeing
A'AAAA' a.