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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

Our Washington dispatches give the text of
the important order under which. on the LIST Of
January next, tho Froedmen's Bureau is to
close It's geleIal vQgk aud reduce its oggapl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
,urpnrp IN PHILADELPHIA.

PnLApELrnA, Nov @.-May Il. nm .
,do,r who dwell on the northeast corner Of Tenth and
pne.st. Was murdered tonight by her son n-law GEO.
3 switcholi, IT. Her body was afterw"rd thrown RON
,econd story window The deed was commi'."d WV"
heavy iron poker. Tho murderer "as sTTes'S1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

will praise the tone of Mr.. Washbuns letters
as highly creditable to the diplomatic service
of great nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

The Police have received special orders from
headquarters with reference to the incendiarisu
now rife in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

Advertisements for this weeks Issue Of IHE
must he handed IN To-DaE Price 81 PEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
Nftu'llork Daily gribnare.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 90, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

JEW LLh1 8 CIL En- " AXE
Worth over s., GOO. .eeai All TO be sold for ONE
sD0LLAR EACH.
.ARRANDA 6 CO..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED
TO RUN, AND THOROUGHLY REGULA-
TEp. AT THE LOW PRICE OF $40 EACH,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

ALSO oves two hundred :ots for sale, inth%
city Of IndepeB dencs.
4 portion Of the iote and lands above de.
scribed VII! Be soid - long time il desired.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
1&o IN . 26e6t1R 1hAo tAo OWoe6S
THE GOLD PEN,
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
MortOn's Gold Pens,
The Best Pens in the World.

For safe at No. 25 .1N0idea-
Lane, .1sv- 7o,x., and by e,e,1
dU!r appointed agent at tie
same prices.
Morton makes no Peas sk0mD-
ed Sikh the Name or Trade
mark Of any other; therefore,
Where an .dgcvcy is esf1blisAed,
the public HlJi be besi suited, and
at the same DsIces, 1yc0lliNg on
tAe .1geNk;; an al other placer
tAOse HiskiNg TIE Morton Pea
must send to He0dln0szsys,
where their orders wiX receise
pspn0f attention, U accOsNp0-
Nied HikA the cash.
- Catalogue, fiiA fiji dese,ip-
zion o/ si<es and ps1css, sent ~
receipt Of letter post~0e.
A. NORTON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

DNNkh IN AN NON IONN A.
Are prepared to give prour; and reliable infcr-
nation relating to the title OF any real property
in the County.
The Abstract consists Of . set Of books which
show the Or,ginai Estrg Of each separate tract
Of land. and every subsequent conveyance of
the same. the kind of Deed, whether fall War
ranty. Special Warranty or Quit Claim, with
any and all imperfections in description, form
or acknowledgment carefully noted; also sil in
eumbranres. including Mortgages, Bonds. Trust
Deeds. Life Leases, Tax Titles and Tax Sales.
ard Judgment Liens. II il surely wisdom. on
the nart Of the purchaser. 30 know what the title
Of his land is before he psrehases, and thus avoid
any trouble in the future.
Several thousand acres Of Wild land L several
Valuable Improved Farms For. Sals,
in diEeren, parts Of the County. Also number
Of Lots aud Dwellings in the Town Of Inie>
pendenoe.
W. G. 4 J. B. D0NyAy.
Pensions, and all kinds Of War Claims. col
lectei promptly. milf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
Advantages Of this Plow.

It will last from three 70 nix TINA
longer dian any othse esssl Piev naAs saywhsvs d
:.yhsay IAl' be- sn.s -, prsv.a y ::,s.l a.. :
-. Ssess.siy -.as sArsssh: !. siS.iax eighty -.
s~.s k - ..ss .s ~isS..s =: ssiss AN wa .-'
II will "soour" In tho most diflaculi
ou1 whsre n other Flows hevs hiled II thses 10 ~
ePrsunA ..ywh~s in vAsda Il WI ~ sess' ws l.s,.
0rt draws lighter than any other
psH Welded On = r:.Ay = On Oraiasry Pv.s by any
b,aksntth Who undsrstaals his tradA - tAs stssa
DgSssuy mAieabIs. aad wsrhs skiadly'.
Any section can be replaced by .
q sssias.s.s: s1. esss ~ !. :saids. ~ W 4>'4
u II we'll stocked with New Eng.
ND sscon4 inbss and the standard wrought
ka viii "sss' IN sAs - y give e tAls al Il
pleasure
+ ..P!I Plcxs: ~: q any depth om three
fst leaves elaa frrsw, asd sssas saas stuLDis AZ
lsal GasA senpastsly
: - It IL tho cheapest Plow in the
A0-wold just - sure ~ there i seonomy In payso
p0rtimss over; In no, iosns time and ycur tsnpss,
A1rbssauss your plow won't @scour !" - and In doing
sss, .sa quantity q .ors /. Nv viii n> ..lsr. :
46rln Determining whether o. not the Pow 10 ehsaA
ArPiovs sssd Tor profit, and aAs ~ wtssA
a-ths mo doltsvs and csis b 0, in pve5ostso~ y
e-ss ecs, L ~ eAsapsa, and are confident mas
AD-gsts more than hundred doiarS worth Of "PlsvS
&Drsvsry time he gets one VI these.
These remarks arc made after =
familiarity with the msrits VI tho good ows n
- " the wsst many Of which have Justly earned
tood rsputatioa.
- Our now model "B" Plow q
Sssigne1 esprsssly for stubbls and foul srouna.
AMeHofo4uDrD ~ oni he feyuA ~
A1rsiEnsd for both. turf and stsbtis. Tho ~ asl
S-O' patterns tsgsth.r will enable u.s. 10 meet ~
49evtevs of al - 10 shape and give thsn eathss
a0-bssd" q lean" plows - thsy prefer.
OsV and eee them.
Was1umsv ves-v Hberel.
~ Sale Only ~
Il. Il. 4 w. 1E. KENYON.
ll-H] Indspsndsncs, Iovs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

DunuauE, Iowa, April IL. 1865.
I have used several bottles Of Ring's Vegeta-
bls Ambrosia, and find II superior to any have
ever used. My hair which was quite gray has
by its use been restored to ito natural color. 1t
10 an excellent hair dressing, aud do not hssi.
tate 70 recommend II to my friends.
DEWARD A. LULL, Asst. Assessor,
LIST Div, Sd Dist. Iowa
Sold Wholesale sr Retail BY Smsls : Good
fellow, Independents, Iowa. t20-ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
Also Ayaiast Damage by Wind Storm


- - - M@ MS - -
Hon. p. G. Wilcox, Presidenf; John II. Camp
bell, Iiee President; Hon. J. 5. Woodward,
Treasmer. Vim. II. Jcslin, Secretary; l. P.
Strong, GesI Agent.
Directors. Hon. p. C. Wilcox, John II.
Campbell, J. Forester, Hon. A. Clark, James
Sanders, z. Stout, Hon. J. s. Woodv.,c D
Plane. L. J. Curtis, Vim. II. joslla, q, Dewey. y
E. Miller.
REFERErJCE9-
Z. D. Older, Independence: L. A. Main, O..
TreasDer T. ). Marinus, Co. Recorder; E..
Brewer, cierk Disf: Cosrf; Hon. L. w. Hart,
Hon. w. a. ponnan, State Semator; r. L.
French 4 Co., Cedar Fails; Judge James Burt,
aM Judicial Districf; Hon. ". b. Allison, NJ
@. Srd Dist.; Rev. Father Gosker; Esnusl II.
Watson. CasLire F5rss National Bank, Einton
Hon. Alex. BnDyon, shellsbousgh; Rev. p. =.
rhAmfiin, Waterloo. sestf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
BTY YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS
or
Waggoner & Co..

Where may be found tho Best Stock Of Bsois
ana stationsry the county.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
For Sale or Rent.

n viii sell my House and Lot. situated ten rods
L from tho Burr House, for s7eV. This house
ia Isxae, and Is we'll designed for Tour families,
and Tents readily for $40 Psr month rszzs per
year. ! want money and am bouna 10 soil.
u he house il for rent for small families
Twill rent t. email ias4i.es for from four to
!. .oIiars per month
ssul
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
l6a BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

AGENTS For ErRcPEAS MANUFACTURERS.
Announce that in consequence Of the ovsrstock-
ing of the English market. an immense quantity
of DRY and FANCY GOODS have been con
signed 10 them with instructions 70 be cleared
for immediate CAsH. at any sacrifice A. & Co.
have, therefore, resolved TO offer them according
TO their ordinary system OF business at 81 each,
with cnt regard to value.
The foll0xing list shows the original whole
sale prices Of some Of the articles which they
now oEe, AZ 81
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
original Notice.
i" Os'sr'et CSsrt. april Tsrm, A, D. lses,
=. G. Merrill,

Ns cos1s Aprn 9svW, 4, u. 1858,
7. G. Merrill,
Rachel Delestatias, heir sf
Walter Dslestasius.
Y'o RACHEL DELEsTA7IUs, heir Of w.N
= %. Delsstatius-Aadam, you are hsrsh,
~. noucsd that there y now on de iu the once ef
me Clerk OF the District court Of Bucha.sr
county. Iowa, petition Of Y. G. Merrill. clair,.
lsg . o. Tue estate Of Walter Dslsstatius the srn
o. s1s.oo, for labor psrfsrmsd aad materisi
!ernished on the dwelling house Of the isss
Walter .'"sstatias. Als0 asking ths sstablish-
ment OF mechanics lien on said premises = de.
scribed in said petition.
And that unless you appear and answer there
TO. On OF before noon of The ns1t April term Of
said court. to hs holden ~ Indspsndsnoe, in
judgment win be rendered agsipst you, in a.
cordancs with the prayer Of said petition.
g. MERRILL, Plaintiff.
n3l-4y Fer !, W. HAn,, Attsrnsy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14

CnicAeo, Nov. Is, 1855.
M. II. R. 0AaDrHsR, Proprietor GARDENERS
Rheumatic 4 NsuraIgis Compound.
sir--Having been afflicted with the Nsurslgia
in my face for six months, friend induced me
70 try your Compound, and can chssrfuliy ssy
l found it the only relief. and I recommend IL -
Ill Who are troubled with the Neuralgia.
You're Respectfully,
A. BOOTH.
oystsr Dealer, Cor. Madison Dearborn ets.
CHICAGO, August -, 1885.
Da. oAaprsBa. Proprietor Gsrdinsr's Rheanat-
10 : Neuralgia Compound.
Dear Sir-It u With great pleasure thet tss-
tify TO the merits Of your Invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted With Neuralgia for more
than year, causing me great annoyance - we'll
- suffering, and after trying almost every rom.
sdy that couid be obtained, friend induced me
TO try your Compound. and am happy TO say
that one bottle cured me, and I heartily endorse
oil that has been said In its favor and earnestly
recommend . trial BY every one suffering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
WIN. 3. HOPKINS,
4S-l3m1 Firm Merrill Hopkins, - Lake 81
Sold BY Hmals , 0oodfsllov, Druggists, In.
dspsndsnss. Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-14
Gii,s for Christmas ( New Tears! /!

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED
TO RUN, AND THOROUGHLY REGULA-
TEp. AT THE LOW PRICE OF $40 EACH,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
leo Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $3.50 to $40 0
leo Magic Cased Geld Watches, $50 TO 500
loo Ladies Watches, esameled, lee to 500
zoo Gold Hunting Chronemeters e5e to 500
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, zoe TO $50
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 TO zee
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches loo to 25e
500 Silver Hunting Levers, SO to lSe
sec Silver Hunting puplcxes, ssto $50
SOC Gold Ladies Watches, SO to $50
l0eo Gold Hunting Lerines. 50 to as
loee Miscellaneous Silver Watches. so 10 Ice
$500 Hunting Silver Watches. sto so
5eee Assorted Watches, all kinds, eto IS
The above stock viii be disposed Of on the
POPULAR oyE-PR1cE PLAN. giving every patron
a finr Gold or Solid Silver watch for Slo, with
oat regard to value.
wRlGHr BRo. 4 Co, lsl Broadway, New
York. wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are placed in scaled envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the
articles named in their certificate, upon pay
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether Il re . watch
worth 81 eco or ene worth less. The return Of
any Of eur certificates entities YOU 10 the articles
named thereon, upon payment, irrespective Of
its worth. and as no article valued less than slo
is named on any certificate, il will at once he
seen that this is no lottery, but straight for
ward legitimate transaction, which may be par
,ieirated in even by the most fsstidicus.
A single certificate will be sent by mail. post
paid. upon receipt of IS cents, Eve for 81 eleven
for 81. thirty three and elegant premium fer
IS, sixty-six and more valuable premium for
$40. one hundred and most superb watch fer
SIS. To agents or those wishing employment,
this is rare opportunity. 1t is . legitimately
conducted business. duly authorized by the
Government. and open to the mos. careful scru-
tiny. Watches sent by Express, with bin for
can possibly occur. Try Address
xElclf. BROTHER 1 Co. Importers.
- -, TAI pra.i~rr N.v xa-t
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-21
Pure Democracy.

We have received the Old Guard
for April. 1t is the best number we
have seen. It speaks right out. Here
are a few extracts from it: ..--
A correspondent Of the Nississipian
who signs himself "A Northern Dem
ocrat," warns the people of the South
that they "must not believe for one
moment that the sentiments proclaim
Ell by the New York Day-BoOk, or
the La Crosse Democrat, are the sem
timents Of the united Democratic par
ty of the North" The two papers
here named equal in circulation near
ly all the other Democratic papers
in the United States. And it is
furthermore, within bounds to say
that seven-tenths Of the Democratic
papers Of the North abjure such De-
mocracy as is sent forth by a few
such papers as the New York World.
We have no doubt that the Mississip-
plans correspondent was in Lin
coins war, either as contractor or
an officer. He has upon him the
stains of the blood of men who fought
for liberty, and he wants to see the
Democratic party planted upon the
basis Of the Abolition war; but that
he will never see. The rank and file
of the old Democratic party hate that
war as they do the devil, and no
Democratic victory shall ever be won
on platform recognizing the justice
of either the principles or the results
Of such a war. a
In speaking Of the impeachment of
Andy johnson it says:
Resistance to impeachment under
these circumstances, is just as necessa-
ry as resistance to the abolition of
the Presidential office by the Senate.
Only a generation Offools or towards
would submit to either.
And again:
If President johnson and tho DEM
ocratic party do not treat this illegal
II ial as null and void, on the ground
that the Rump is not a Constitutional
body, they will deserve the eternal
execration. of every patriot in Amer
lea
1t wants another war. Hear it:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-21
Miscellaneous.
Charged with T1mbezzIing
$4,000.


n Jonathan Green, well known
throughout the country as the Reform
ed Gambler, was arrested at Law
fenceburg, Indiana, on Saturday -af-
ternoon, and passed through this city
en- route for Athens, Ohio, where in
dietments have been found against
him for embezzliDg money to the
amount of $4,000. In the spring of
1865 Green took up his residence in
Athens, and shortly afterWard formed
the acquaintance Ofan old widow lady
named Mrs. Mary Weethe, whose only
son had but a short time before died,
leaving his mother some $4,000 in
cash and notes equally as good. By
some means Green found out that the
old woman had this large sum, and by
quietly. ingratiating himself into her
good graces, induced her to give him
the cash and notes to invest in $50
bonds, as the latter were much safer.
AS soon as Green Received and con-
yeTted the majority of the. notes into
cash he left for parts unknown, Il aving
the poor old woman without a dollar.
Borne down by her pecuniary troubles,
the old woman died about a week
since, and was buried by the township
authorities. The fate of the old WO-
man so aroused the indignation of the
citizens that they determined on bring
ing the culprit to justice if he could be
found, and placed the entire affair in
the hands of Gentrd T. F. Wilds, a
well known citizen, who SOON tracked
his game to Lawreneeburg, Indiana.
Green was handcuffed and taken to
Athens on Saturday night.T-Cin. Gaz.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-21
TO VIEWS. E1TBRaTURB, Politics. .geR1CUE
HilIsbOrOugh, Highland County
it6b JIG8aT JAEIdIT leE0TT9kHTFt TAJsJEJ.
Poetry.
NAY.


The sweet, vOluptuOu5 May
Il here at length-through all the sunny 1Uuts,
Oyer the grateful earth to sprinkle howers
! eco In beautiful array;
And clpthe with deeper verdur5- hill and plain,
And give the woods their glory back again.
No bird whose swelling throat
onivers With song, or whose extended wing
Fans the soft afr, but sliesrlisr doth sing,
While DER the breezes- aOat
odors from blossoms which thesun's carsss
Wakes 20 new life in field and wilderness.
The siu1rugrihg sunlight falls
On mount aud valley with softer sheen:
And l0l the orchards, newly clothed with green,
i,a '-' Lift mp their cOrOnals
Ofhowers bright -1usd, o. shaken By the l5rssze,
Rain their sweet larsess from a thousand trees.
SASH - The green and tender maize
Pisrces the moisteRed mold, aud from the air
And 6artI and sunlight, gathers strength to dare
Tie stltfg simmer days.
And Springs sweet prom ise Of Autuunal fruit
Lives in the blade Of every fragile shoot.
Ont uDdsrHsath the shy,
RlIefs the free winds may toss their sunny cur1s,
FrOlic glad companies of boys and girls
In sipless rsVelryi
While Nature smiles approving on their play
And lambs and birds with them keep holiday.
All ssntls things rejoice
In the new life and beauty 'rouud them spread
Green sartb beneath, the blue sky overhead
And with e1ultant voice
Pour their thanksgiving to the Lord Of all,
WhOse loving ears notes even the sparrow's fail.
Thsh welcome, bOnHy Msyl
The bressesf fragrant with tlls breath Of flowers,
Hith song and sbeen. that make thy laughing hour
The glad years holiday
With grateful hearts thy presence do We bless,
And in thy gffta rejoice with thankfnlness.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-21


Two million Of brave men viii rush
to the defence Of the executive, Offices,
and the preservation Of the C0Rstitu5
tion, If they are but called uponi
And nthey are not called upon, tbg
dreadful end has already been reached.
The Democrats are great admirers
0fthe eowardly murderer of Presi-
dent Lincoln. Here is how the Old
qaqrd APPRECIATES. this Demoerati5
SAINT .9E7aE1 E1EE o Es no
A hundred men of the pluck and
patriotism of Wilkes Booth, at ths
start Of these terrible despotisms,
would have saved our county, from
all it has suffered, and is now suffer-
ing would, indeed, have preserved,
CopstitutiQlal liberty, and saved the
Government from destruction. But,
alas! even now the Democratic press
seems stupifed by the din of barbaFs
GUS revolution. Instead Of blowing
the loud bugie-bIast Of TgsistqRcs,u OF
quick and fierce resistogce to t,giaanyl
they seem to be studying how they
shall most gracefully shrink
away from the manly struggle to
preserve our liberty. They proclaim,
loud enoughy that oar Hbertiss are
perishillg! bat, with tho next breath,
they whisper that we nHtst take care
that nothing rash or giolellt Is dOilsy
The above are a few Of the leading
Ofthe present Democratic
party. How do like them2 1913
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-21
The visible Admixture Law.

Judge Burke, in charging the grand
jury Of Summit County, Ohio, a few
days ago, examined the new "visible
admixture" law at some length, and
concluded as follows: at being clear,
then, that this act is in conflict with
the Constitution, and the Supreme
Court having so repeatedly decided
the precise question presented by this
act as to- put it at rest, following such
decisions of the Supreme Court, and
the plain unequivoCHl language of the
Constitution, I hold, and therefore in.
struet you, that this act is utterly null
and void, in all its grounds of chal-
1enge, conclusion and penalties, and
you will so regard and treat it."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-21
Abyssinia-The Country and the
- Late. War.

- -
AbyssinIa, for the past few months,
has occupied q large space in. the pub
lie prints, and gained a degree Of nOlO-
riety which Ethiopia has not enjoyed
since the days Of the Queen Of Sheba.
Heretofore, the popular kuOWledge.Of
this country has been confined to the
fact that AbyssiRians in good society
are In the habit Of producing beauty
spots on themselves by burning tow
on their naked skin, as the bellies Of
our good society produce them with
court plaster and cosmetics that the
residences OF the first families are buiIe
Of mud; that eivet cats abound; that
irreeoncilable feuds exist between
dOnkeys and hyenas; that the tailed
man Of science exists there; that por-
cupines, vUltures, boa constrietors,
tTocodiIes, lizards, spiders and scorpi-
Ons dispute the possession Of she c0un-
try with the natives that the devil Is
reputed to take possession Of young
girls IA peculiarity not eonfued to
Abyssinial that the blaelzsmiths are
.sorcerers; that an Abyssinian lady in
the height of fashion dispenses with
dress altogether; that one Theodore
was King Of the country, and that be
undertook to comfort Victoria Regina
in her days Of mourning by Offering
to supply the place Of the deceased
Prince COnsOrt. Victoria, not relish-
ing the wedding practices Of that de-
lightful eOUntryLW hich consist Of sup
plying the groom with a certain num-
Der Of oxen, dressing the hair with
butter, riding into the gr0On,s house
on the back Of his meanest male rsla-
tive, and being uncersmoniOu5lyd dump
ed into the middle OF the room, and
then being compelled tO-allOW fhTss
or four of the groOmsmen to occupy
her bed chamber for a week or two
rather curtly declined the barbaric
honor.
Although TheodOre's royal heart
must have sn1afted under this indig-
nifty, he evidently recovered from it
speedily, as he did not make il caslts
6eli. The war grew out OF. his treat
ment of the British Consul at his mud
court. Abyssinia had been the thea
tire of constant intestine bFOils. The
British Consul, with as little prudence
as sense, took part with the enemies
Of Theodore, and supplied them with
important information. Instead Of
sending him out of the country at the
end of a spear head, in default Of g
boot, Theodore clapped him into Pris-
on with all his attaches and refused
to release them, although the demand
was repeatedly made by her whom ne
had loved and lost. OF course, there z
was bat one thing to do. "A British
army, with General Napier at their
head, went to AbyssiHia, forced its
way into the heart Of the rugged cOun-
try, brought Theodore and his barba-
rians to bay, stoTmed their position,
killed Theodore and a generous por-
ton Of his followers, and released the
captives.