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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17

Trains do stop at stations where te time is omitted
in the above table.
- Second Glass Cars all Through Trains. 81
All through trains going Westward, at Cleve
land with Trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cncin-
natl, Indianapolis sc. - IT. e
Steamboat Express leaves Buffalo at $50 P NJ Sum
day Night instead Of Saturday Night Trains arriving
IN Dunkirk at $50 p NJ, making direct connection with
Trains of Erie Railway Trains between Toledo and
Erie run by Columbus time between Eric and Buffalo
By Buffalo time. and do not stop where time is omitted
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland at
$50 P NJ runs to Buffalo. and leaves Buffalo for the
East on Sunday at 35 p. NJ. -
EASTWARD-N. 7. Express, Eastern mail and Night
Express runs through to Buffalo without change.
WESTWARD-Nigh Express, Toledo Express and
Day Express through to Toledo without changer
n. Y. Express East, and Day Express West will
on Sundays
II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Supt's Office, Cleveland 6 Eric Railroad, Il
Cleveland q Nav 1898
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
HARNESS MAKER.

w. n. WILKINSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block Main street. Ashtabula ONO
has on hand and makes to order, IN the best ahnes
everything in his line. oog
P O. FORD. Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness. Brides, Collars, Trunks, Whips, &C., oppo7
site Fisk House, Ashtabula, Ohio. oIO
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HARDWARE, &c.

GEORGE G.. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hardware,
Iron Stee and Nails Stoves Tin Plate, Seeet iron,
Copper and Zinc and AaRufactnrer OF I'M Sheet iron
and Copper Ware. Fisk Block, Ashtaona, Ono fW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
DRUGGISTS.

CHARLES E. SVIFT-Ashtabula, Ohio, Dealer
in Drugs and Medicines Goceres Peamey nnI F,So sna
inc Extracts Patent Medicines of every Description
Paints Dyes Tarnishe Brushes m s. FaTe{ S 5 Sgap be 5f so5
at the prices Prescriptions prepared with suit
.ehle o5O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17

sTEORGE WILLARD, Dealer in ry-Goods Gro
ceries Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes Crockery Giass"ar
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Sad
dlery Nails Iron Steel Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS,
Dyestuffs &C. Main street, Ashtabula
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
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DINsS OF CONGREAk,

WGpSsspAY, Jan. Sth.
Stnd.s.-No bills passed number in>
tro;luced.
TIE same in the House.
THURSDAY, Jan. 9th.
.Ssaase.--1he House bill 10 prevent fra uds
on the revenue from distilled spirits passed.
A long discussion took place On Tie anu>
contraction biN.
House. A joint resolution requesting the
presidca, to in;ercede with the Queen OF
Great Britain for the release OF Father Ne
Mahon, who was captured in one Of the Fs>
MAN raids on Canada, passed unanimously
A long debate cnsued on the appointment
Of commissioners to guard fsain., liquor on
the revenue.
FRIDAY, Jar. l0sh.
Senate Long discussion on the bill 10
prevent contraction Of the currency, without
action.
House-The joint resolution for the sp>
pointment Of commissioners relative - h9'
uor frauds passed.
SArrRpAY, Jan. llth.
Senats.--A resolution Of Mr. Sumner de-
claring the Amendment to the Constitution,
known as seSiion ~, proposed ~ tue ssth
Congress, he adopted. II States having rats
ned it. Referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Hpase. No bnsness Of importance.
NoNpAv. Jan. 18th.
SrWate-ln executive session. the debate
on the removal Of Secretary Stanton lasted
several boar. and resulted in vo,e 10 non.
concur in the reasons OF the President for
his removal
Hoss.-Afser lengthy discussion. . bill
passed requiring two>,hisds majon,y Of
the full bench OF The Supreme Court 70 dc.
clare law Of Congress unconstitutional, by
. vote Of ll6 agains, 80.
TrEspAY, Jan. lith.
Nothing important in the Senate.
House.-A long debate occurred on the
pending recons ruction bill.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
The New sloa Dtll.

The Reconstruction Committee in
Congress on Monday reported an ad.
ditional Recons,ruction act, whose
provisions are as follows: The first
section declares that there exist in the
rebel States Excepting Tennessce)
no civil governments republican in
form, and that the 50 called State
governments shall not be recognized
~ valid. either by the executive or
Judicial power Of the United States.
The second section requires the Gen.
cral of the armies TO enforce the re.
construction acts of Congress, and
authorize him to remove any or all
OF the officers appointed 10 the sever
al States for that purpose. Section
four makes it unlawful for the Presi-
dent to order any armed forces Of
the United States TO assert by force
Of arms the authority Of any Of the So
called provisional governments. The
ETH section makes j. q high misde-
meaner for any person to cbstrnct the
execution OF the orders Of the Gener-
al IN enforcing this aud o,hcr recon-
siruction acts, imposing . 6ae Of
$4,000 aud Imprisonment, for each Of
fence.
The design Of this bill is l., prevent
the further obsuuction OF reconstruc.
lion by the President. II was to have
been acted upon "Wednesday.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
The National Rcpaa!icoa Cs.vsA-
lion.

TAs raAerpienei, constituting tha National
(Smmis,ss. dcsignstei by the Convention held
- NAltssaor~, VA the .th or juno, lSGi. do sp-
point that Convention of tie Caioa Rcpnbli.
ssn rsrtv Le held ~ the city of Chicago, illinois,
- Wednesday, the 2pih day of May next, at
~ o'sleek "a, for the rurporc Of dominating
sAA Aiiiatet far the Offices .. rre.iacn, and Vice
President cf the Cnited States.
nssh State in the United States is authorized
~ he represented in said Conv cntion by a nun :
Yer VI delegates sQuai 10 twice ;he nau Der Of
eenatars and Representatives To which such
eiste 10 entitled To in the National Congress.
Ne invite the cooperation II all citizens who
Sej"sce thst oar great civil war has tafpi,v ter
minated 10 the dseemftnre Of the rebellion .
Who wva'd hold fact the unity and integrity Of
the kerahiie and MAINTAIN its paramount RICH,
o. defend To the n.iernost its existence, whether
tnperilea hy Sc ret conspiracy OF armed force
VIE are in favor OF an economical aiministra-
ton Of the rutlie cxrsn ii.nrcs; If ,he complete
sssirpstiun VI the principles and policy Il ell
very aaa Of the sl~edy reorganization of iho~s
Etates Whoec Esvernm~ass we're DESTROYED hy
the re,e'lios, sni the permanent restoration 10
sAelr proper practical relations with he United
esAtes il accordance with the true principle, ci
wpuhucan government
NAKeCS l.. WARD. Of New Jsrees, Charm an
JonN u. DEFREES. of Indiana, Secretary.
John D. Clark. y. u, C.. j.. Robinson. Florida
NAn1r Hassey. Me-. 6. Jadd. Wisconsin,
A. n. Gasaner. VI, Heraee 6reeley. y. r..
Mm. Claim. Aass.. H. II. Itarkw~sther.Cpn C
q. A. Purveyance, Pa. b. Il. C"wan. Ohio.
J. 3. Fowler. Tenn, Thcs. Simpson, Nmn.,
y. c. Cosks. ll.ineis, Newton kimauds, pA
karsA iiddinc.. Mish.. k.tsh.
y. r. Stubhs Iowa. n. 5. Gsodle<. y. C..
4. ". Camrbe.l. ". VA.Thos q. Turner. r. L.
=. ". NoSman. Ind. Samr Crawford. Ksnss
y n. Gnishsrs, Del 6. ] Bowen. n. e.,
". -. Hs;as. Va, J. r. cAadee. Colorado
q n HoyA Nissauri
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
G.. A. 4.


We mentioned recently under the head Of
new railway enterprise, Milwaukee pro-
jecs for running road through the entire
northern portion ofIowa. A Dubuque pc.
per gives ihs formation Of still smother com.
pany Of substantially the same purpose. It
is 10 be called the Forty Parallel Rail.
way Company, running from McGsegor to o
point IN OBrien county, - named in the
Lsud Grant Bill. Among the incorpora>
tors are Hon. Z. II. Williams, II. B. Carter,
and J.rry Merrill, Esq, Of Clayton unity.
Hon. Wm. Larabee, aud Hon. VIM. McClin.
tock, ct Fsyette county, aud A. G. Case,
Esq, Of Ch'ckasaw county. II would BE
sheer folly 70 attempt the construction ofswo
roads thsoagh what is, for more than hall
the uag. almost uubroken wilderness; yet,
judging Gosn The character of such Of tie
corIs,sAtrr ss VS. know personally. this rev
onnnpan. is no sxiudis ~ son,e oftbe Min.
r>.ra RAILWAY e''inpss'es proved 70 hc. III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

The official Republican maiori,ics
in Minnesota, AS declared by the legis.
la,ure. are as follows: Gov.-Mar-
shall, 5,s72; 1t Gov. 5.878; Secre.
,ary OF State 7.46o. Vote for negro
suffrage, es,479. against. s.794-
The Wisconsin legislature con.
vened on the 9th.
The Democratic State Convention
Of Indiana assembled a, Indianapolis
on the 9Th inst. Strong Coppcrhcad
resolutions we're adopted, and Thomas
A. Hendricks was nominated tor Gov
crnor.
The Democratic State Convention
Of Ohio convened on the 9th. 1; de.
clarc,l in favor of Pcntsleton for the
Presidency. Thomas Hubbard Was
nominated for Secretary at State.
y. Bowie, Governor elect Of Mary
land. vas inaugura,cd on the S,h inst.
a Republican meeting at Ma, shall.
Texas, was broken up by = mob on
the Slst ult.
The State Constable Of Maine re
ports that he seized during the year
ending Dec. 81, liquor to the value OF
e5,232 The cost ofthe Ceustabu!ary
vas 81, 200.
The Ohio Legislature on the lsth
inst. elected Judge Thurman Uui,ed
States Senator. In the caucus of
Democratic numbers the vote stood
81 for Thurman to "a for Valandig.
ham. Poor Val!
The Fenian troubles still continue
in Ireland and England.
The remains Of Naximilian have ar
rived in Austria.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
0EyERAL GRANT.


II Is in the record Of history that in great
public crises the instinct Of . nation points
siia unerring sagsciiy 10 some man of the
people, whom they scopt at once, in the as-
surAnce Of faith, rs their chosen champion
and deliverer, and by natural law this abid.
lug con6dencssis through its own soothing
power the surest guarantee Of success. IL
this dark hour OF national exigercy we have
need Of . leader whose integrity 10 unc r,
ruptsd BY political associations and whose
patriotism has not permitted bim to descend
70 the arena Of partisan warfare-of . tried
leader Of undannsed courage. who will be
s~syed neither BY popular passion nor Sec
tioDal prejudice-of man Of cautious reti>
cence, who has no Inconsistencies to xplsin,
no politics 10 inaistain, no theories 10 pro.
muigs,e-of leader who com mprehends the
position and relations Of all sections of our
common country, and will bring to the ID
ministsaiion Of public affairs executive abil
ity, economical IDEAS, = clear head, and an
honest heart. 1t is manifest that it is the
same Providence which brought us safely
through ,hs storm OF war, that gives this
whole people now, with singular unanimity
to recognize in . plain and unpretending
citizen, him whose energy, discretion, and
exalted patriotism will restore peace and
prosperity 10 discordant States and . dis
iracied land. The man for the crisis the
man for the hour; the man Of the people, IL
Uiysses s. Grant.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17
IOWA LEGasLATUHE.

Both branches Of the General assembly 0,
this State met .. Des Moines on Monday and
elected officers as follows.
Sesate-secre.ary, James N. weart
First Assistant, J. A. +. Hull Second As.
sistant, Geo. P. Abel; Engrossing Clerk,
Geo. II. Ballou; Enrolling Clerk, 4. 6.
Hastings; Doorke.per, Thomas Morgan
Postmaster, J. Thatchcs +; Assistant Post,
master, g. W. Work.
House--Speaker, John Russell; Chiel
Clerk, n. c. Woodruff; First Assistant
Clerk, Benz. Van S,einborg Second As.is
tant Clerk, S. A. Flanders; Engrossins
Clerk, John >. Ring; SerscAnt-at-arms, J,
p. Patrick Dooskeeker, Geo. Baily.
The usual number Of daily papers, or their
sqnivalen. in weeklies, was voted BY both
Houses.
The vote on Speaker in the House, stood
Russell who had previously been nomina-
ted in caucus) 81, Wilson tDem.) Is.
Both houses went into joint session to bear
the Governors Message read.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

There have been applications for
admission irto the State Inebriate
Asylum At Binghamton. n. Y, from
SO clergymen. sjudses, 20 merchants,
geo physicians, 24o gentlemen, !, 800
rich mems daughters.
So says floating new. item. And
yet there are men, even in this day o!
schools. churches and newspapers,
Who declare that governments have
no right to suppress = traffic which
reduces its citizens TO such degrade
ton! II you tel! them that three
fourths of all the crime in the country
may be traced directly or indirectly
to the use Of Intoxicating liquors. they
declare that you have no control over
the csnse. and that when you remove
It, yon infringe upon the liberties OF in
dividaals. In other words. the safety
Of the pubic must give way TO the
will of the individual. however reck.
less. This idea Of the subseryiency
of the mass to the individual, in mat
tcrs vitality ciier,ir 6 their safety, con.
'rayenes the whole theory Of seyern-
mcnf.
Were there no crime. governments
would be useless. The primary OBJ
jeei Of governmcn, is protection from
crime. Wiihou, murderers, all law
against murder would be useless, ana
SO on through the whole lis, OF crimes;
bns crimes do exist; hence an organ.
ization Of society for mutual protection
becomes necessary. That organiza-
ton is called government; its OBJ
Ject. protection tron crime and en-
croachment by other similar organic
ations. How can this protection he
best secured: BY doing oray ~ith
,eeHk,.o,r sources q crime. It mus,
be evident then. to any person of
ordinary perception, that j, is no, only
the right but the imperative duty Of
government TO entirely suppress al
tipping hcu-es,-sLo~n by indie
pu,able statistics TO be the source
OF SO large portion Of existing
crime. 1t is the plaincst right Of
government, and can be made tie
most potent means of protecting co.
ciety. Cas any sensible man, ho has
the good Of society at heart, refuse
thea TO give the weight of his inAu-
enee toward the attainment Of 50 &C.
sirable An end
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

IN referring to the selection OF State
Printer. two weeks since, we stated
rs our belief. that none Of the candi.
dates named, excepting Mr.. Rich,
were practical printers. So far as
Mr. Edwards, Of the Ua~ktye, il con.
cerned this vas q mistake, and We
most cheerfully make the correction.
Edwards Is thorough printer, and in
that respect stands on an equality with
Rich. Latest advices render il
probable that the choice will fall upon
either Mr.. Rich, Ar. Mills, Mr.. Ed
wards or Mr. Russell. a week or Two
~ill tell the story.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

SYNOPSIS OF losA TAX LAw.-Tax-
es are due in Nosember of each year.
and become delinquent, il not paid,
on the fst day Of February following.
when interest accrues at tie rate Of one
per cent. month for the first three
mcnths, two per cent. a month for N
second period ofihree moaths, three
per cent. a mcn,h for the third period
Of three months, and four per cent
for each month thereafter. 1t not paid
before the first Monday in October.
after delinquency. all lands are sold
for the taxes and interest, The par.
chaser has the right to pay subsequent
taxes whenever the same become
delinquent and to redeem the land
the owner must pay ail taxes, interest,
cos, Of sale, and . penalty of n per-
cent. with interee, on the whole at the
rate Of 10 per cent per. annum.
After three years from date Of sale.
the right TO redeem expires. except as
to minor heirs and insane persons.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

efa' conflicts, hu, shp 10y step ad.
vancrs along the height, ever ap-
proac|,iag the summit. She is even
nov above the clouds OF her 1.oosou,
Mountain. and The rock-ribhcd sum.
mi, will be reached when prescription
shall have been removed from the
negro. rhe Key to the whole posi-.
tion having been captured, she will
advance to the grand assault Of Mis-.
sion Ridge and perhaps with her gal.
LIANT Sheridan plant the banner Of
Equal Rights upon Bragg's Head
Quarters W. are now fighting upon
Lookout, aud thank God; arc above
the clouds Of our late elections. Gal.
liant Iowa will carry the mountain Of
prcjn'iicr, even If the paper collar
| brigades wavcr and fall back. But
We will leave Mission Ridge for an
other day. Onr present work is to
capture Lookout.
The approaching cappaign vii,
doubtless be 6ercely contested and
will call forth the greatest energies Of
the opposing parties. We decm the
issue of vital Importance 10 the safety
Of the nation. and shall endeavur TO
work fsishfnlly. vigorously and un-
cea>ing for the triumph Of the avowed
principles Of the Republican party.
/ Other questions must take the back
( ground un,;l the solution Of the pres
cnt great question Of the supremacy
Of loyalty or. treachefy for the next
four years, shall have been placed BE-
yond doubt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

The Senate having non -concurred
IN the removal Of Secretary Stanton,
that gentleman appeared ut the war
ofhce on Tuesday, and after . little
conversation with Gen. Grant. quiet
" took Possession. The firmness and
consistency Of the Senate ia this mat.
ter cannot be too highly commended.
II was thought some troub.. mi,l.t
follow ffom the reinstatement of Sec
rr.asy Sanspa 10 his Air, ap. .:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

We present on our 6rst page ~
article from Boston girl, on female
suffrage. which We trus, will be pe.
rased candidly and siil,oul prejudice.
We call sttention 10 the short preface
ny the Springfield Rspu5lican,-that
'nost conservative aud most cautious
4 Republican newspapers. When
'hc Eepub.icas arplands. upon wha,
ground M journalistic .conscrsa ati.m
Gill The opponents OF female suffrage
stand: We hare reproduced the ar,i
Gle as one Of the best We have seen.
fany Of our readers have anything
IA reply VI not greater length, We will
produce that. for the purpose Of Civ
~. both sides hearing, and VIC shall
then close any lcnl thy discussion of
this question in our columns until after
.;eo. Grant iS duly elected Chief
Magistrate of this nation, and
the safety of tho country j. assured.
However, b. it understood, tia. in
ii.cussing the great fundamental prin-
siples which underlie our form Of gov
rrnmvnt and which arc the foundation
III the lsepublicas party, We .hall
asecssariIy tread upon the same
ground occupied by the advocates Of
equal rights to all. The Declaration
II fIniependencs republics al aristoc-
racics, whether OF race, sex or color,
md W. cons. icntiou.ly believe there
san be no true govcrnmcnt Of the peo-
,ic 50 long - We ignore or fail to
larry into practices the great funds-
mental principles enunciatcd IL that
.nInnsaJ Declaration. However, Lib.
-. 1is.as rot ensgntr IN me Or SC,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

Tie Davenport Gazette announces that
the difficulties which prevented the compile
ion Of arrangements for the erection Of new
bridge across the Mississippi at that point.
have bean removed. An agreement has been
made With the Secretary Of War, and il il
stated that Gen. GRAE1 and Gen. DYEs,
Chief Of Ordinance, heartily approve Of the
arrangements, and will recommend Congress
70 make the appropriation needed 70 com.
plste the eatirs structure within fourteen
months from next spring. when the work u
70 be begun. The estimated cost u 3l ,3o0,.
900.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

course, on the part ot Gen. Graut, but
e The President. However. nothing
has Vet occurred which need cause
measiacss in the minds of any one
notwithstanding il is affirmed that the
President will not hold official com
ggnicatien with Stanton.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

r,,th doubtless is, that there will be q sharp
rivalry in the Iowa Legislature between the
two companies Tor az exclusive charter aud
a liberal appropriation. II is TO he hoped
TINT the result will be that the G,ncrsl As.
scmhly viii informed itself Us to The rehabil.
i,y II the two before taking action in the case.
Chico, % Jpa-nu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

0VsHe time since. W m. Osand
Bourne, editor Of the Sol,lier's Friend
New York, offered a ser es Of prem
iams for specimens Of the best lcf,
hand writing by eol!irrr who had los;
their right arms in tl.c service, The
premiums were named after the sever.
al generals who ~crc 10 award them.
The Sheridan premium MAS awarded
by Gen. Sheridan. to Morgan BAN.
gardner, who enlisted ss private in
Ca. B." 9th IswA infantry Aug. 18th,
1861. 1he General wrote linn a note
in m,kin: The award, dated q, the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, Oct.
81, 1867, iu which he rsys:
Il am happy 10 Recognize the sue
ssss Of sa!cisr WHO has ..s, his righ,
arm f,r his veaatry. In the battle o.;
life before you, remember ,ha; the
true hero may. sometimes suffer dis
aAs~r and disappointment. bnt he will
sev.f Surrender his virtue ur his bon
or"
What . world .: truth in ;h.. las,
ssntencc! /, is verified ia the exj.rr-
ienes Of the worlds grca, rr.ormcrs
from the earliest records of history g
Its very penning by the hero Of Miss
ion Ridge and Shenandoah Valley
The true heroes have ever Numbered
forth the notes of progress, only to
yncst the seorn, then the relnctan;
attention, and finally, perhaps after
:" the valley aud shadow" have been
passed, the enthusiastic approval Of
the masses of mankind. Wi.hou,
their intuition Of first principles. ~i,h-
ouf their courage and honesty in ad-
vocation progressive truths, regard.
le.s Of sel!-iuierest or the bitter op-
position of prejudice and ignorance.
the human race would have rem naiaed
the ser.ile tools Of despo,ic masters,
abeolrtisn would never lave been
modified by cons,isu,icnaliem. mon.
archial arisfocracy would not have
given plare to rerublicani.m. aud
slavery would have been more firmly
rooted than ever. Sach minds con.
prchend the destiny of mankind /;
they realize the mellehium in the
traition Of their hopes; bnt the rug.
ged moan;ains Of scl6shness. ignor-
ance, dishonor, bigo,ry aud supcrsii-
'ion are in the way, and must be over
come BY aelf-sacri6cing labor, which
perhaps brings no direct rccompense.
but l.ts mankind upward to- . higher
and noblcr life. Thcee men are not
She ambitious tricks,crs who ride in,e
powcs by spreading their sails TO
the Popular gale; who subserve their
scldsh interests by advocating princi-
plss and declaring sentiments d:c.a-
ted alone by policy, regardless Of the
srue interests Of mankind. They are
rather OF the great brotherhood Who
beckon eces 0sseard to the throngs
which laugh 1t and revile, but finally
'sarn to revere them; whose
members. along the ages Of time. BY
The mystic fratrrnal symbols OF great.
nsss, reloicingly recognize each other
and sing together the songs Of pro.
gresa Its true, the.e heroes very often
"sadrr disaster and diss ,poin,ment." i"
tut they never .urrende, virtue =,
honor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

- - - ---------- - -------
The copy for the Teachers Culumn arri>
we'd too late 'ss insertion. this week bu. ~e
give The iol"~i'g Programme for ,ae Teach
ers Saturday Institute, to be held[at Wins
,hrop on the 25'h.- En-. B,LLErN.
TEACHERS INsrlTCTE.
Teachers Institute will he held a, Win.
'hrop GU Saturday, Jan. :5th, 1865.
oRplR OF E1ERcisLs.
LIST. Calling 10 order, by The President
%. Reading minutes oi previous meets
ing.
Sd. Anpeia,men, Of critic, by tie Presi.
dent.
lsh. Reading, conducted :! $. @. Pierce,
from $50 to 10 a. NJ.
5sh. Written Arithmetic, conducted J 8.
Steckvell, ifem 10 10 lo:45.
9th. Geography and Outline Maps, con-
Quoted by Miss Phoebe picksy, from l0;A5
to ll;l5.
7sh. Grammar. conducted BY J. II. Car,
ter, from Has to IL.
AfrEREoox SESSION..
lst. Lecture, to comm, nee Ut L. n.
ID. Essay, BY Miss Agnes Eastman.
%. Grafton, BY }. /. Gates.
4,h. Essay, by Mics Carrie Bridgea
5th. Debate.
9Th. Miscellaneous questions.
',h. Critics report.
s,h. Adjournment.
Il. II. Carter,
Committee A. Lo,h,op,
A. I. Flickiugcr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-17

The Copperhead sheet down street. ealls
the editor Of this paper jacknss. We a.
sure that sheet it will hear some pretty loud
- r At.,r, - N~,--a.l,e- s'se.-~s