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CLorHIsG AT REDUCED RATEs.-Mr A Straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large aud well selected
stock Of Men aud boys Clothing and Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty days, without
regard to cost lie also offers disco int OF ten Per
cent on all purchases amounting to u or more Now
Is the time to make your purchases at an immense
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SUPREME CouRr OF the UNITED STATES,
Tusfddv, March 10, lses.-No. 90. The State OF
Maryland, er rel. Thomas Anderson, plaintiff In
error, vs.. John W. Baker ct al On motion OF
Mr.. Brent, Of counsel for plaintiff In error, or
dered that this writ of error be dismissed at cost
Of defendants In error.
No. 81. Henry +. Turton ct al, PLAINTIFF In
error VS.. John L. Dufef. This cause was argued
by Mr.. samuel L. Phillips and Mr.. Brent, OF
counsel for the PLAINTIFF In error. and by MI.
Jos. H. Bradley, sr., Of counsel for defendant In
error.
pellants, VS.. George Gordon. The argument Of
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Wills, OF
Bolts, Of counsel for the appeliees.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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The CASE or WARDEN HUEsTIs.--This case,
in which MIR. Huestis is charged with consplring
with Mr.. Johnson, of Johnson Smoot notoriety,
to get out Of the way certain witnesses In the
.Johnson-Smoot case, will come up for hearing
before the Criminal Court to-day.
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| Work! wonK! WoRK.-In the sense of true
| charity we wish to call the attention Of the pub
| lie, that owing to the discontinuance of the
soup. houses which have done SO much good dur
Ing the inclemelt spd rigorous winter In allie;
thereby be deprived OF their ysily bread, and
though the charity and humanity ~ our Sltisens
haye been SO nobly exhibited In aiding and con:
tFibutipg tgyards the support OF our institu-
tion, truly Cbyistjsn In its spirit, there yet re-
N Gins a duty to fuJgl, Snd no doubt our worthy
. y poos; that IL to give woTk to men and women
Ia" there Afe many ways by whieh they can be
IL sfs seiX XII oad sens " III
saBsit any co itl9p ~ our houses and city at
large.
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DEDICATION OF AMoNUyEST.-The old Colum-
bia Fire Company are making arrangements to
dedicate the monument erected In Glenwood Gem
etery to the memory of Benz. q, Greenup a
member Of the company, who was killed In the
discharge of his duties on the 9th Of May, 1856
The dedication will take place on the 9th OF May
next.
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SOLDIERS, AND SA Ions ugIoS.EAt the stated
meeting Of this Unlo..,, held on Monday night,
1sS q Kstssdsy t Ss' 81 tSt
"ak tres Under which Gems. Grant and Pember.
ton decided on the terms Of The 81, surrsnasr at
Vicksburg. Judge Hopkins macs the prese,nnha'
consin volunteers, and Gen. Burbridge replied,
thanking the gallant soldiers through Judge
admiration for the spirit which prompted them
to thus compliment him, who had but endeay-
ored to do his duty to his country and his fellow
son, of West Virginia; Gen. Crittenden, OF In
diana; Dr. Blakely, of Kentucky Col. Moss, OF
Missouri, and Gen. Blunt, OF Kansas
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Eouiry OouRT-Judge Olin.-This court was
ness yesterday;
IN re the bankruptcy Of s. Strong. In thiseasc
there Is an application for leave to file excep.
lions to the COURTS order dism ssing the assignee.
The case was argued At length, but not decided.
Heating vs.. Heating. In this case the Court
made an order appointing q. MoNamee guardian.
W. d. Cassin, receiver, vs., X. l.. Bozzle. De-
cree Diminishing bill, with costs.
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DISEASE AMONG CArTLA.-We learn from DR..
Purdy that there 10 great deal OF pleura-pneu-
monis prevailing among the cows In this city.
one dairyman has lost fourteen cows within the
last few weeks,
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y. :; FowLER's last hour OF chronological ex,
p m. Gall ut once.
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Woodward Hall, on Monday night, we attributed
the remarks Of Mr. d. M. Kelsey to Mr.. Bliss
DR.. Boyd called MT. KEEL. ey "iiar," he replied
" you are no gentleman and not "you are
other,n as reported In an afternoon paper.
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Adjourned.
,wKsrrRs STATES Asrr.RApIoAL oLUB,nThe
club met on Monday evening At Marble Build.
Ing, corner Of Seventh and + streets.
TX nStiSn sn NJ W eSs' % .SSt appointed
Wm; loS;ton. q Tenn, and !; " az, Tones were
Gen. Cameron, chairman ofthe Executive Com
mittee, stated that he was prepared to report,
SS e@
to attend the President's levee.
MT. J. W. Meaill one of,s committee n aP,
they had been elected honorary members Of the
dent johnson, who received them kindly and ex.
pressed a wish for the success Of the club, and
hoped that they never would be put to blush on
offeers, who expressed kind wishes for the well
fare and success Of the club.
Gen. Cameron then brought up the question OF
excluding the members OF the press, which was
postponed for one week.
Col. Boon, OF Colorado, was called on to ad-
Stating that ali he did was With the pen. Gen
Denver then took the floor, and stated that he
did not come to talk but to listen. He stated
one very forciSiy. that was that the country
was verging on a most bloody civil war-one
that would far surpass any ever recorded In his
lie cited them to England, where the conser.
vatives were elected from the Parliament, which
he said that they had the country in such 4 con.
dition that II the least revolution took place In
any section Of the country It would raise neigh
cal party against the other. He thought that
when they heard from New Hampshire to,mor-
ana oasn9 Re ise oI 1Sua
Judge Mason, Gen Cameron. and Mr.. Bennett
made short but but pointed speeches on the past
It was proposed by friend to send political
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CONFERENCE appointments on first page.
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ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PurcsH.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday

ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PurcsR.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
LAST WILLS.
The last will OF Ransom B. Cripper, made De-
cember %, 1865, was filed for probate. The tes-
tator leaves his real estate-a house, No. &9s X
strickland the rest Of his property to his wife,
whom he names as his executrix.
Catharine Y. Chaplin quail fed as administrative
of Herman Chaplin, giving bond In u, 900, with J.
W. Drane and Z. NJ. Chaplin as sureties.
Margaret Thomas qualified as administratrix
OF Lewis Thomas, giving bond In 1900, with
George O. Henning and John A. Stephenson as
sureties.
ACCOUNTS.
The second account OF John II. Semmes, ad-
ministrator OF Rose NJ. Halle, was filed and ap.
proved.
ORDERS.
The sale OF certain real estate BY Catharine
Kuhn, guardian to Herman J. shutters, was con-
frmed.
EXCEPTIONS.
The exceptions to the returns OF Lowenthals
administrator were argued at length, and the
Court held the case under advisemcnt.
Adjourned.
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CITY IMPRovRMESTs.-Yesterd we visited
the Agricultural building, on the mall, between
the Washington Monument and Smithsonian In
stitute. The walls are finished and under cover
of very handsome French roof Men were en-
gagged In staining and penciling the brick-Work
Quite q number of carpenters were busiiy at
work on the stairs, dormer-windows,a and trim
ming the caves Of the roof. The floors are yet
to be laid, doors to hang, window-sash to 1T and
hang, and al of the inside trimmings to be put
up, and the d lastering to do. We were Informed
that this beau tiful building would be completed
by the last of .,'une.
The work on the foundation OF the Young
Mems Christian Association building, corner OF
Ninth and d stree, 8, has been resumed.
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The METHODIST p aorEsrAyr CoNPERgNCR.-
The Maryland Annual Conference OF the Metho-
DIST Protestant Chur CHI, which meets at the East
Ing, VIII be presided over by the president, the
Rev. John J. Muir ray. d: ID. This Conference
consists OF about s,yenty-hve ministers and sew.
enty lay delegates. The Church has now mem.
bershlp of some IL 900, with $500, 900 worth of
church property Ia u Sun, l0th.
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NATIONAL oLprEn 81 ANpSAILoRs, ORPHANS
society donations were reported from +. and J.
Rives and Geo. A. Bail.v printing Of 500 annual
reports; from lady Whiting the city, cash ssi
J. !. Rutherford, Seventh street, one large re-
heeto.i Mrs Beck, two volu, mes Of gameSi ladies
In baltimore, by lady In washington, twelve
propiated $5OO,O for her SO homes, and the
directors believe that Congress will yet further
recognise the little ones Of the soldiers who have
laid down their lives FOR the eneht Of the living
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Pawn Brokers.

SOl N T q E. got
OOf POOR PEOPLES FRlEND. CO't
p. BoYER's LOAN ofFICE,
64 Twelfth street, between G and d, near Pcnnsyi-
vania avenue Money loaned on ladies and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver wAtehe.
Diamonds, Jewslry. Pistols, Mechanical Tools, a.
Business confidential Old Gold aud Silver bought.
jal7-u p. BOYER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10

tet q y manages and proprie,os. He Aas
goae - Nsw York to endeAvoe 70 securs
sone cheap stare 10 help out his company
and What with red Gre, blood and ,Aaader
situations for Mrs. Barry, The leading per.
mansucy Of this otherwise mutabls sstAb>
lishmeat, and liberal spriakling Of French
spy basiness for his saan,n he hopes 10 get
. good STAR IN the world By July next.
Nevicker's has been very snlucky this
season, but next week, Dan Bryant will be
there and Undine" viii be out OF town 80
that prosperity may again be close ahead.
Commercial quotations today are report
ed ~ follows.
Flour. active, $l2,75Sls,50 Er White
winter; $9@lo,6ca forspring extra. whsa,
excited, rose FIVE cents yesterday and y, day
697c, $2,l2G2,l5 for No. l - .AefG2 n,
for No. 2; tl,9oGsl,s2 for No. a Corn
better, soi(aslc for No. :. sslas lc for Ma
?; s.4dssc for new. Oats, Sla(as,ic.
Rye, 81, l,ssSlfo for No. /; ti.s5S(6l IS
iSt NO. = harley, <l,65(92,o5 By sample.
Cove. seed, t6,7s(G7.l2l. Timothy, o. as
(a2,3o. Mess pork, t7o. .5oG2l 90. Prime
mess, $l6@lS,?5. Green hams, lOac.
(iseen shouidera &c. Lard, lz(Gl2tc.
Dressed Hoes, t.9s,lo.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10

Kentucky Is the Psradise Of tho
Democracy. In fact it may be said
- be the sun VI the grand Democratic
'ysscm--tl,e great i;lumiustor, whence
irradiate irreproachable Democratic
principles TO Ill quarters Of this Radi-
es'-ridden and. nigger-riddcn nation.
Il Icing thus tho fountain head Of
those governmental principles which
are upheld BY tie Democracy, II il
natural that We should look to Ken.
lucky With vieY to ascertain the
vraeiicsl workings Of those principles.
The fact that Kentucky has never
altered n its devotion I, tho Demo
srscy. ocr BEEN polluted by Radical
4sseadcncy, readers il Ill the more
~ ilinstrioas example Of the benigpisy
IL Democratic rule. Il Is plain mat
'er Of history that the sympathies Of
.iienfle;ky were nearly all.vith reboll,-
ion. or just TO thai extent IN which
Democracy prsdomibated; and tkst it
iIuittstcd It's sya,pashy by sending
! large force into tho rebel army.
.scslsral bayoDets prevented a. open
cs.,ousal II its hearts lore, but its
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10

There are ct this time leg convicts in the
Penisentisry-a larger number than ut any
former period in the history Of the Instisu>
ton. There u need Of new cell room and
additional celia. The present number ID
one hundred and sixty, 90 that in some
ceses two persons have to occupy one cell
fast conductive nei.her to safety nor dies
cipline, 70 secure which there should b no
pcssibilay of plotting, or Of planning.
The health Of the prisoners has been good,
throughout The year, few cases Of serious III.
ness having occurred, andnos single death.
This 10 . remarkable fact, when ~ consider
that many Of The men bad broken conssitu>
tions on entering the prison, on account ol
long confined, and in come casss incurable
chronic diseases.
The power Of kySsne, in guarding against
ard in mitigating the iorce OF disease Is
clearly seen 70 the Report Of our public In
stitutions, more SO than in the history ofpsi.
vats medical practice; because discipline is
more perfect, and the rules Of health more
strictly enforced.
The Contractors are working almost
their full complement ei men. Zone hundred
and 6fty,) and aS turning out . great
amount and variety Of work, chairs, barrels,
&c, but chiefly Agricultural Implements.
Their contract, having seven years jet 10
run, at say 20 cents per day, is . fortune in
itself, provided, they have 20 bad luck, BY
Ere, or by general pros.rstion Of basiness.
In - large business, the margis Of pro6,
or loss, must be in the aggsss...ie, sesy great.
To condacs il i no eh.ss ehe..s pisy. The roel.
= soeesss. Dr. ruin.-Fors 1adison Fain>
dsa!0.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10

ycarnings towRri the rat,le.sn.kee of
Of South Carolina could not be mis-.
taken. Since the return Of the Ken.
tacky rebels from the held, not snly
has the Democratic strength been
vastly increased, but Democratic
principles have been more vieorously
put into practice, resulting in aug.
mented hatred Of negroes and Uoion
whites, manifested in petty pcrsccu.
tons on through the list Of crimes to
arson and murder itself, and in hearty
avowed hatred Of the Federal GOV.
ernment. The persecution Of negroes
N Kentucky partakes Of the very na-
lure Of barbarism and animal fcrocity.
1t stops not short Of arson and even
death. Read the following account
villainous attempt to deliberately
murder . whole congrega6ein Of
negroes and their ftiersss in Ken.
sucky. and then sei.li.e the Legitimate
fruits Of D~.nocratic ideas. Could
aoyth'r 6 be more utterly barbarous
and beastly or more fully exemplify
the diabclism Of Satan himselfs
"The War Department has received
. letter from Breckenridge county,
Ky.. giving an account Of . most hor-
rible outrage attempted upon the in
mates and friends Of one Of the larg-
est colored schools in that county. II
appears that the teacher proposed to
have an exhibition on Christmas eve.
She was warned that it could not be
permitted. but refused to believe that
the rebels would carry their threats
into execution, and vent on with her
preparations. The exhibition was
finally held in one of the colorcd
churches. which was packed with
friends Of tie school and children.
Within few minutes after the exef-
eisee closed-but not tin the people
had left-the church was blown 70
piecies BY the explosion Of . keg Of
powder. which had been placed under
the platform OH which the children
were seated, aud probably fred With =
SLOW match. An explosion during the
exhibition would have destroyed the
whole crowd.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

The Tycoon Of Japan hes resigned
and the government will be hereafter
conducted by councils Of chiefs.
Gen. Sherman hes been placed in
command Of the Eastern district, vice
Meade who succeeds Pope.
The Illinois Press Association has
been in session ct Jacksonville this
week.
The Constitutional convention Of
North Carolina is to meet 1t Raleigh
OF the lAth inst.
Mexico seems 70 be getting on
famously in iss reconstruction. The
predictions of further resolution have
not yet been fulfilled. The yobber
bands are being dispersed.
The Colorado Legislature, by .
large majority, has passed : resolu-
tios asking for the immediate admis-
sioa Of Colorado into the Union.
The clergy of Limerick had affixed
their signatures 10 document declar-
ing that there can be no permanent
peace in Ireland unless she is treated
like Hungary.
At ball near Carbondale, Ill, on
New Years night, . rowdy named
William johnson shot and instantly
killed young man named John Cav
man. johnson was drunk, and has
escaped.
Heavy SHOWS have fallen through
out Northern and Central Italy, which
have greatly obstructed travel. AZ .
large number OF Senators and Depu-
ties are unable TO reach the capital.
the day for the re-assembliog Of Par.
lament he's been postponed to the ilth
instant.
The steamer Highland Light. bound
TO the eastern shore of Marylsnd, ex-
ploded her steam chest when fifteen
miles from Baltimore. Nine or ten
persons were scalded. including four
colored passengers the remainder bo-
longing to the crew. Some of them
are dangerously injured.
A cable dispatch says that the erup-
ton Of Vesuvius has become quite
alarming. A perfect river Of fire was
running down the volcano, and near
ing the town Of Cercaly. The vol.
cano's action is accompanied by
shocks A. loud ~ the roar Of artillery.
4 general panic prevailed in the
neighborhood.
Jusres vas inaugarated in the city
Of Mexico on the 6th inst.
Mr.. Plumb, American chage DAFT
fairs, has taken possession Of his Of.
fce in Mexico. Tho best Of feeling
prevails with the government.
The organ Of the Democracy in
Western Pennsylvania, is out for
Pendleton for President.
Henry Shear, proprietor of Lager
beer saloon in New York, Was mur.
dcred in drunken fracas on the 4sh
inst.
Recluse Island in Lake George, N.
r., suddenly sank nenrly q hundred
feet below the surface, on The c''i inst
A great uphsaviog Of the lake accom-
panied tho movement.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10
n1 Natissal RePsbiesa Ossvea-

r. ffS undersigacd, ear stitutine the National
Icinmfttee. desig~Sscd by the Convention held
:, Baltimore, on The eth Of June, 1854, do ap-
point that ConvcsI Icn Of the Union Republi-
.ssan party be held atthc city Of Chicago, Illinois,
On Wednesday, ths goth day Of May next u
:. n o'clock m, 'N,r The purpose Of nominating
t~Andidates fors<te Offices OF President and viec-
President oftks United States.
X R,eh Staten the United States 10 authorized
% be rcpfsitssea 10 ssisl ccnventtnn BY aan-
Der of.de!egsfes equal to twi>c the number Of
senatefs wnd Representatives, to which :..cn
State s.snttlcd to in The National Congress.
Mnvite the Cooperation Of eli citi.cns who
rHeNe that oar great civil war has happily ter
ssstcd N tl< discontinue Of the rebellion /:
80 ~calo bold fast thc unity and integrity Of
.ee Repahiic and maintain its paramount right
70 defend to the rttcrmost its existence, whether
imperiied by secrct conspiracy armed force
Who arc in favor Of an economical administra-
eon Of the public cxPep 6itures; Of the complete
sxtirpation Of the principles and policy II ela-
very ani Of N. speedy reorganization Of those
States whoee governments were Destroyed by
the REBELLION. end the permanent rsstcratien to
their proper practical relations with The United
etates 10 accordance with the tsus psineiples o!
rspublican government.
MARCUS L. WARD, Of New Jesssy. Chairman
JOHN y. DEFREES, Of Indiana, Secretary.
John B. Clark, n. H., c. J.. Robinson, Florida,
eAm1F nusscy. Me-. S. Judd. wisconsin,
A. h. Gardner, VT, Horace Greeley, n. T.,
wn- Cla1ln, MAss. II. n. etarkwcather, ,Coa.
3. A. Psrveysncc; Pa, n. h. Cowan, Ohio,
J. 8. Fowler. Tenn, Thos. Smpsoa. Hhn.,
4. G. Cooke. Illinois, Newton kdmsnds, Da-
March Csiiiings. Aish, kotAh.
y. P. Stubhs Iowa. II. S. Geodlce, n. G.,
A.w. Campbell, W. Va. .Thos. q. Turner, n. l..
NV. uohman. Ind, Sam1 Crawford. EaAsas
y. n. Suithers. Del. s. J. Bowen, d. q,
". J. Cowine. Va, }. r. ChaGse. Colegado.
Q. Il. Boyd, Missouri
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10

The New York Tsibune-no friend ol
saAnsoa-elplodes Johnsoo's preface, ia
his message justifying hin suspension Of The
Secretary Of War, that the Nev Orleans riot
was the result Of S,Anton's uithholding the
dispatch from Vim. Baird, dated the 2Sth
0f August. On that very day and the day
previous johnson vas fully informed by III
frisnds, the osiginasors Of the riot, of Me
exass state Of thines- He knew that The
Coovensioa would meet that The matter vas
before the Grand Jury, that indicsosols bed
been found undsF the instructions Of . cor
rupt Judge, and wAs told also that . riot
sould result upon IN attempt 70 execute the
psoeess, and Ae va asked upon this knowl>
edge, "Is the military to interfere to prevsat
Tie process Of the Counf' To this inquiry
he himself replied sAas 'the military vill Be
to sustain and not 10 interfere With
lhs proceedings Of the court'-shat i to
ny, The military must do nothing 70 inter-
lere with the game ofshs rebels. That wss
JohnsOn's own instructions on the vesy lay
he sAys Baird asked for instructions. Bsisd
Ios Johnson's Instructions, given With secu-
Iase tnoulsdee. Thoss Instructions gave
'hs rebels leave 70 Play out their gsns-and
'Asy did it's.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10
GRAMMAR, No. 1.

Editor TsacAsvs' Colsm~ will yes 49,
eeps one OF more articles on the subject of,
Grammar. have been thinking Of late,
shss our new system Of Grammar tends rash>
- y make difficult sutjecs s.ill aoss dif
6cult. l have almost concluded that Ne
we're better instructed, on shis subject, 10
sbe palmy days Of Kirkham ssd Smith, than
at the present time, with eur almost innum.
cradle improved systems Of Grammar. Not
that I think there has been no improvement
in he methods ofteaehing and aoalysis but
each author has drawn out distinctions, def
nisions end his own peculiar notions o (
gssnnatical constructions sscA end esv or
ing 10 ont shine his competitors in the re-
6nemsnt Of hia specuIAsions, end the relevan-
g Of his inducsions - thst pupils are be-
vildered and often times fail entirely tc per.
ceive the fundamental principles, out Of
which grows the Symmetrical form of our Lam
guage. SO far - the governments Of words
is concerned, ! would lay down the prinei>
pie, that the Part Of speech to which any
word belongs must be determined By the
idea the word representa-. Words ase signs
Of ideas. Il follows Therefore, that sssyy
royd represents in whole or in part, nm idea.
Words % arranged - to give intelligent ex.
precision to our ideas, is language. II the
arrSnx sment dose NOT give Intelligence, it
may ap.ly 10 called nonsense. In teaching,
THE pein. ought 10 Be brought before the pu,
pills mind, in such manner sd frequency,
~ 10 lsavs IN indelible imprsssioa, sAst in
every work there is one sense or idea, lin
every sensene peculiar to itself. and that,
thet sense or idea determines the Office Of The
word snd tho part Of speech to which i. be
longs.
Doxfsrs.
P.S. Ifany teacher or scholar, small or
great, differs from DomiDus 10 this article,
or following articles, he will be highly graft
6ed 70 know what ID sxceptionable and why.
Let ~ not b afraid e speak our minds be-
cause, forsooth, they may not be in unison
With other minds. But settle down carefully
upon we'll founded principles, and carefully
apply those psinciples, and zee il W can
make he progsess Of yoush speedier, pleas
anter and surer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-10

4 CASE OF BraAAY.-Two months
ago. . workman on the Eldora. II. X. /,
by the name Of Daniel Welsh, made
the acquaintance OF Miss Mary Smith
of Steamboat Rock. This ripened in
to an Intimacy which resulted iu q
clandestine marriage al Iowa Falls,
when Welsh returned with his bride,
and was forgivea BY the old folks.
Abont . week since, it was discovered
the scamp had wife and six child
rem 1t Winthrop, on the Dubuque b
Sioux City, X. II. This aroused the
parents Of the girl, who are quite re-
spectacle. and calling on II. L. HUFF.
an Information was soon got out, and
by this time we opine Mr.. Welsh u in
limbo.-Eldoro Ledger.