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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
L<Oyd's .M"l0s. .N
Snn n1n MALE OR FENALE
OUND,UlJJ Agents, to r.ll
LLOYDS
New Steel Plate County COlored Map
OF THE
q. States, Canadas & New Brunswick.

From recent surveys, complete ed August 10th, 1859
cost 100000 to engrmve it, aud one years time.
Superior to any $40 map made by Cotton or
Mitchell, aud sells at the low price OF fifty cents
900 names engraved on this map.
1t il not only County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP,
OF the United States and Canadas. combined in ono
giving EvERi RAILROAD STATION, and distances be.
tween.
Guarantee any woman o man So to s. per day, ssd
will tate back all maps tina. cannot be sold aud re-
fund the money.
Send TO, 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass we'll, furnished
all osr Agents.
WASTED Wholesale Agents for our maps in every
state. California, Canada, England, France aud "
ba. fortune may be ma with lew hundred dol
lars capital. No COMPETITION. ]. Il. LLOYD,
No. l34 Broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our maps Of Virginia,
Maryland aud pennsylva"ia, cost 900, en- which
Is marked Antietam Creek, shmrpsburR, Maryland
lights Wiiiiamsp"rt Ferry, Rherersvile, Noral,d's
Ford ani all Others on the Potomac, every other
place in Maryland, Virginia, aud Pennsylvania, or
none Refunded. E.I .".
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Association met pursuant to adjournment,
President in the chair.
The following programme was submitted:
/. Singing.
9. Reading Of Scriptures and prayer.
3. Calling the roll and reading the mn
u.es of last meeting. ~.t.-"#
4. Singing.
5. Hearing reports.
6. Receiving new members, and election
Of eff ,ers.
Z. Singing.
8. Address, j. Briggs.
o. Singing.
10. Essays, Mrs. NJ. Brooker, and Miss
e. l.. Angler.
II. Singing.
p. Discussion, subject Graded Schools.
Messrs. Brown. Smart, and Angler, were
appointed committee OF reception at Gar.
nayillo. The committee extended cordial
invitation to the teachers to come to Garna.
villO
Motion was then made that the Secrcta
nv have notice of the next meeting pub
ishcd in the county papers two weeks pre-.
vious to the meeting. "-
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NOTICE.

McGregor Branch State Bank Of Iowa.
A LII Checks aud Drafts exceeding so hereafter
n drawn on ih Bank at sight or on demand
must have the government excie stamp affixed and
duly cancelled. o. HULvEkSON. Cashier.
McGregor, Oct. 18th, 1862. 3l3wl
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Cash for Wheat.

GSTURN 4 SON will pay the highest price in cash
- for Wheat, delivered at their MILL tho sni
Magil
October 2lst, lS62n3l4
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UNION HOUSE,
KO2CkMMA r. Jones.

Late Of the Western House, proprietors This Hous
has recestly been reftted aud is centrally locst ed
with good barns. &c. The proprie.ors will spare no
pains necessary to make this pleasant homo for the
travelling public. 3l5
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D.,., a, Army Move,~-n,.

Delay Oi Army Movements
The unexplained inertia of our grand
army Of the Potomac is fruitful theme
for discussion. We observe that in the
same ratio as TIE clalnors for movements
arise, 80 comes forth abuse Of Mcclellan,
as tho party responsible for this condition
Of things. Does the Chicago Tribune and
its country imitators, ever think that in
abusing Mcclellan for this delay, they arc
directly hitting President Lincoln, who
is Commander. in. Chief, and can Set the
heaviest divisions in motion, in few
hours, should he give the command ''for.
ward?' Such is the case.
We see it stated that the troops are in.
efficiently clad that the commissary stores
are inefficient to meet the demands made
upon them that the paymastc-s have moi
for several months paid off the troops il
McClcllan's army. We do not know wha
the fault is or where it rests, but hops
the present autumn weather is not to bs
wasted in entire idlencss, and then ths
troops be sent into winter quarters, upor
the same ground occupied year ago.
In justice to Mcclellan who is controlled
by The War Department, we contend h
should be relieved from abuse for the pre-
| sent condition OF things on the Potomac
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Every Ticket Draws a Prize.
TICKETS LIMITED TO 5000
TIE MANNER OF DRAwING--The manner Of Draw.
ing will be follows Three thousand tickets mum,
bering from to three thousand, will he placed in
one box; three thousand tickets with prizes, in
another box the Committee which will be elected BY
the TIcKR HOLDERS, will draw . number from one
box while the other draws Prize from the other box
and SO on, until each tick yet holder has
DRAWN A PRIZE!
Distribution to take place at Rchland Center Wis .
December 25th. 1869. TICK 1rs S.. I'd
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Main strcet. opposite the Public Square, XcGREeoR.
October Is, lSC2n2l3
The New York herald., 1862-06-14


EXCURSIONS.
L,ISIiING BANKS.
Il steamer CEoToN, Capt James A. Dumont- viii 70.
her regular trips WEDNESDAY, June 49, 1862 For
particulars advertisement next week.
I,oR ClIARTER--TlE STEAMER ISLAND CITY FOR
Sunday excursions. Parties wshirF same mas ar
ply to John Sutton superintendent ia Cannon street. Cap
N a.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
DArIsADE PARK, wEEHAwKEN, NJ J..
Tis handsome Park Is opcn for the recepiion of

Tiis handsome Park is now opcn for the reception of
yisitoss
situated on the banks Of The Hudson tiver
ing yncent yev OF the cities OF Ntw York Ha I'M
YOkNic, and has thirty OF Woodland attacheI
Ter Whis II II partc iary recommended Picnic ad M
cursOn parties. 1t accessible BY Splendid rmd
Observation-Disclosures In New jersey FOR dry nr ALA
by heKe cars aud omnlnses, which leave oKci fe nv
every ntten minutes Tncrs IS also q anboa 10 nmuts
casUH between Ferry second street and Pasate Park.
V. MAJER, Tr1prytor
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUA-
w III to do chamberw ork and assist with the washing
and ironing to take OF children and do sewing
DO general h0usework in small family Good city refe-
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

THE CORNER STONE OF THE CONGREGATIONAL
Tabernacle, corner Of York and Henderson streets
Jersey City win be laid with appropriate escnonies q
dresses by Rev. j. r. Thompson D. D., New York Rev
VIM. Ives Baddin.on, D. D., and Rev. Wm Alvin Bartlett
of BROOKLYN. l--.
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Personal.


A NY RESPECTABLE LADY WHO WISHES TO TAKE
IN an from Its birth, to bring up her own,
have Opportunity in ten days. Address 8 H. box l73
Her dalf
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

UNIVERSITY or NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPART
u ment.-The session OF 1868 will commence Oco
Der 90 Valentine Mott NJ D., Etheritus Professor OF Sur
gerry; Miryn Panc NJ d. Professor of Maeria Medca and
Therap. cs; g. Bedford D. Professor Of Midwsryi
John w. Draper NJ. d. Professor Of Chemistry and Ply
so,ogy; Alfred G. Post NJ d. Professor of Surgery w H.
Van Buren, NJ D.. Professor of Anatomy John Mct.ee,
NJ D. Of the Institutes and Practice OF Medicine
The lectures arranged give opportunity for daily
attendance AZ the hospitals and dspcnsares Tae
coniucted heretofore The spring summer and autumn
Is being carried during present session In the
Letters OF inquiry may be addressed TO Pro-
es Draper President of the Medical Faculty. University
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

r 0ST-0N WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. BANDDOX,
Ia ful of Clothes. with rel cross lair,d : aw Two
Dresses and Skirt the proper oi poor wonian- ewecn
Fourteenth and Nineteenth rets Please leave lein at "
West Nineteenth street sixth avenue, he Kind
address Mary Hughes vi the
ber, and 1t will be thankfully ATTENDED TO.
osT-IN TwENTY.THIRD STREET, IN GOING
IL from the Nint to the SSth avenue. ladys Pocket
book, containing about IS In bills and small change
The finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving The
AS West Twenty-third street, at the Office OF Garner
Co., i3y Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

EMY SUPPLIES.
"A Offtcx Assr CosxissARy GKxsRAL OF Sussrsrxxcy,l
No 4 SrArx STREET, NEw York, June Is 1862.
Scaled oapsas will be received by the undersigned af
this ocr, uut O'Clock T. NJ, Friday the 10th fo
furnishing FRESn EEEF for twelve monthss from the Is
of Juy 1862 the troops IN the service of the United
States stationed at the raj Ting rend that
be established In this .ily aud Other
uari States troops requiring fresh beef not otherwise
lroyCe may stationed In the city.
ioari csss lyn temporarily in the harbor OF New York
The fresh beef 10 ba good and wholesome quality,
with equal proportion OF fore and Lind Snarer meat
(ncchs and sanks TO Le cxeudea) and furnished In such
quantities each place Of delivery from time 70 time
he required tor the troops By the several officers 10
chIrs. as.. -
Fait.er information win he given application. Each
lid nust have printed cory o. this posted
NJ its head. Written contracts TO be made with ade
bonGs Tns OF sucisnt surctles to he gwen
the proposals witch he endorsed Proposals fon
FRESH Beef.n A. y. EATJS,
Liautenat Colonel and A. Y. q. s.
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REWARDS.

N1L w AINDSs
RogsEEY rnEEE mgSpsED DOLLARS REwAED.
goery Jersey c, N y, the morning Of the ll
gsS LsF nHa sss Ss , Ss M G@Gs sse
No scd
Makers cs aaies gold Snas Case Ws
"a @ s on indies d. & se sv ws klSo Ne
Co. Llvs.pes gold & tsss Wss No: lss @ Esais
ing Case Detached Lever, M. 4setI9 Cooper maker,
on inside s sss to ~ e. IL nsaSS AsS
curb CHAIN three q four small gold Lo asone pad
art los Of seeund hand ewey and lot OF ~atcna~ers
Tb, sbose 700 we're taken by man my employ,
tive swilaeriand oy trade. height
I sr sa k s aaour, u ncsashs snort and iek in 1pc
ss a and ASa Walks ss VERY yd & cs s a aae
bowed. lie sreaks Grnan luenty and English toleraby
pants. lst iS hat .na heavy shoes is sapCe.ed
sSne dollars w Be- p % n ar
ton q the thief aud the return OF The goods like
p''''''''A'' : ''' '''''' : '''' r. B. iAsnow.
OK REwARD.-LosT, RED IRISH SETTER DOG
DC with leather G. Lar Who,veg viii return him
cS REwAED.-LosT, A LARGE MAsTIrF DOG,
n h. % naa 10 py person '% Who viii b o
sss sSsH You oSnS f T. T. kass
e1n REwARD.-LosT, FROM s2.PRlHCE STREET
Scs 10 o. the name o pns above
well be paii by returning him 10 " Prince street.
$4,000 REWARD
sto,cn from the Of the Brooklyn white Lead
Company, Full ton street the following named Bonds and
Securitpes:--
twenty Bonds OF the Hannibal and St. Joseph Ralroad
Company Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds numbers 6i2
jdl Inclusive, with their coupon bonds. All tated Apr
Isy5
Also
The following Bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
sixt en- rsi Sinking Fund Bonds numbered as follows,
Numbers SOD $40, s2o 100 t6s, i,l70. 7l, l69 pW
co.. IA 800
Sb7 A7O, 49, 40. Zy5.......,.................."
Also seven "a Funded Interest Coupon Bonds.
NuiaoerA 100 iSo1................ lgO
a, 5v soo.... .................'............. :. xw
Also, twenty ylour (2tl First Mortgage Bonds,
Numbers 327i, 1859 42s0, l,27I, l272 L273, a2s{
4,2b 4256, 4217, 4,2,S 4,2Sl, 42Ss, 42>3,
Isl 42s5, 4,2Sd, 42sy, LBS, 4.7i0 5,3lG,
os5tz. lWU
2,2i5............................ tOD
l.T9.. .............................. lUu
Also three t3J Second Mortgage Bonds,
Numbers I,s8S 40, is2l 2l.............. ... 1000
Also one lil United States Six Per Cent BsDd,
payable IN lsUT, numbered g3g2 g2.............a. 1000
Also other securities and about FIVE hundred dollars
Treasury demand notes bank bills and gold Thes
reward win be paid Tor the recovery Of the Bonds.
The public are cautioned against purchasing negotiating
The FISHER HOWE, Treasurer.
ArnIL %, 1862
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(fITf OF CHARI.ESTOWN. MASSACHuSETTS.
~ Sealed proposals. will he received by the Water Com
laying In said city, and the line OF their water works.
about twenty miles OF cast Iron pipes. Plans of the
aud in said
obtained az the Office Of the Engineer or Water Commits
sioers Charlstow. Copies
forms OF proposals. viii be parties desiring
make bios the their making application for the
will bc required from parties contracting The Co:nmls
son.rs the right that proposal which,
der all sanscs they shn consider most favorable
the !nterto the city or 10 re ect all proposals offered
EDwARD LAW RENEE Chairman.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

GEORGE HAWTHORNE, WHO CAME FROM LIVER
VI pool by steamship City of BALTIMORE Is requested 10
communicate with the agent Of the ST. amer John g. Dale,
10 Broadwa N. giving Information Of his where
abu its VII he
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PROPOSALS..

EMY SUPPLIES
n OrrIcE or ARxY CLOTHING EouiPAcE,
Nsw YORK June II, 1862. !
wANTED--2e0OO pairs OF Army M dunn sizes,
proposals will be eved by the subscriber until
10Th instant The quantities 10 be delivered from time
ana the sl 3 equired will lie mad known
pcaton this onc, here the standud sampc may b
Bids should be endorsed proposals Furnishing Army
Bovlccs,n an addressed to u-.--.
Licr,enau, Colonel D. II. vINTON,
Deputy Qnaltermaster Gcneial United Slatel Army.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

RIO REAL ESTATE owNEHs-sEALED, PROPOSALS
will he received tsls u.cs uut Friday June % for
the purchase real The Corporation for ie use OF
the Fiue Department, located as olows.--
Oas Lot bewcen Market, Catharirc, Division and Mad.
son streets, for Enxnc Company No. o.
tween Church. White Elm and Duane streets
fol Engine Company ~. (. fMENHl IN
Que Lot Boomngdae road, between Ninety sxth and
l0Oth streets, for Engine Company No. ~.
onc Lot estwsen tlankIin Duane, Church and Centre
one Lot ,bstwccn ayvnue Q. Fourth, Fifth and Lewis
one Lot c,wccn scron and Fourth and Eighty.
hird and EgtysNth streets, for lose Company No. a.
One Lot bctwees tile Bnwey, Mott Prince anu Houston
streets inr Hook asd Ladder Company No. 10. .IN1
For the purchase OF Lot the lease of ioase and Los
uetwrcn Rroaiway Fulton, yhekuan AMI William streets,
fur Hose Company M. ~
ltogoas Sii csnlau diagram OF the property onered
WIN uncnssont .pcaly AaA character Of improvements IN
any Peirrn . N W given yaeant lpts. IrynOAt Win
pe naae on Eyinrs aud aiis'n - y tiie.
The right 10 reserved p feic.' aus ~ proposals
E1NENF Z. uANS. CD4Agtr1
Ci1r ~ NEs ioNK, ENrANrNKNr 81 FiyA~Cy,t
CeafTsoiAGas oEfIsh, Jane Il, k6a
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EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
Z. l.. sTEyENsus. Chief Engineer, Q. w. W.
f,rry or cuARy.Esrowy MASSACHUSETTS, TIL

(tITY OF C1fARi.ESroWS. MAsSACHUsETTS.-THH
~ Water Conniss - the City of Ihafestown will
receive PROPOSALS for makire delivering laying the
line of Their dtihvton rcs hundred and forty FIRE
hYpEANrs In making pr sais Tor the ssnis parties
must incude the y,tsn' Pipe. the Bend The Hydranl,
Frames covers ard al npparcnees Connected herewith
cScepiins the branches ~ nnip trrs. Th also s,as
The ec a. which tcy Will lay and ae HydTani
pipes with the brnices In tic Nains. aud perform All the
incident u placing hydrants ia prfect order fcs
nse neladia delivery aud all irenrhny or other aisng
Parties making proposals uust Accon'pany tcn witt dc.
sns Of the ssle OF hydrani they propose These designs
mus. bc draw 10 scale, detail admit or their
drai e re uled u asout eleven hundred C0) feet.
Nozzle ~ inch. with sufficient hydrant TO adj
nit OF increasing diameter ot nozzle 10 inches, Without
rcinnya! ~ iydtant.
PROPOSE VII also be received for about hundred and
sixy STOP COCKS, or the following sxos-76 ~ inch
G. Of in, "a OF sin. of 10 In. Bof 10 in, OF "a In.
Tie proposals Stop Cocks include every esScnsai
Ing penng 10 tho sac and She delivery OF NIL cocks
castings at such PA cs IN haresiown as he Enaneer may
time 70 time direct OF the styles proposed for,
o b. nted At same tns - bid ra,s oi Dsfbnii,u
seen oce " the In gineer Water Co,nnsisohcr-,
AL designs m be sent 10 the Eng ncer on o. before uNH
lN2 Tho Commissioners The right to
ejcct any proposals offered For Water Coumssion.
ers, = !. EnWAkn LAW KENgE, Chairman. -
G. L. STEVENSON. Chief Engineer O. WV.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

III DEREsr rs REQUESTED TO CALL AT SAME
IL place and before Tuesday next. or TO
send note address, W. .taout delay, to j.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-01

A VICTIX TO MILLERIsN-0ur citizens have
long been familiar with the harmless rawlings
of the millerite preacher, John Stewart
For years has he preached the coming disso-
luton oft world, upon our streets, whereY-
or ne could get an audience to hear him. His
chart, in which he represents the Great
Dragon, with the unfortunate kinks in his
tail, which kinks by some wonderful system
Of contraction, are to shorten up the dura-
tiOn of time, is as familiar as the fountain
and the park trees. John has the Bible at
his tongues end, and quotes long passages
with great vOlubiIity in reply to all ques-
tiOns propounded. Some of his answers are
given with great acuten ess. Although era
zy on the subject of the worlds dissolution,
he has been quite sensible on other subjects,
which is by no means singular, as we have
numbers among US who are possessed of ma
MAS and yet pass for intelligent men. The
war has excited him greet deal, and as the
improving prospects of the rebellion of late
have seemed to implya sooner conclusion to
things terrestrial than the aforesaid kinks
prognostigate, John has been scrutinizing
the Dragon, night and day, in expectation of
finding some yet undiscovered kink, and
such close application to the dragon busin sss
has resulted in a terrible muddlement of
Johns poor brain. He was at Parma on Sat
urday, and behaved SO wildly that his friends
brought him to town and placed him in jail.
Application has been made for his admission
to the Asylum at Newburgh. John is not
the only girls. that has fallen into that mill
er's hopper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-01
The BATTLE OF SATURDAY !
Gen. Pope again Attacks the
Rebels.
FITz COMFORTER JOINS POPE
CannOnading heard atWashington,
SURGEONSCALLED FOR FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
PlanSfOr the Capture Of Jackson
A NEW MONITOR LAUNCHED.
: SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FITZ COMFORTER JOINS POPI
GannOnading heard atWashingtOn.
Plans for the Capture OfJaeksOl
A NEW MONITOR LAUNCHED.
: SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
sATURDAY,s BATTLE.
WAsHINCTOy- An0 3

WASHINGTON, Aug. 80.
Information has reached Washington
from private sources, that Gen. Pope came
up with and attacked the enemy again
shortly after nine o'clock this morning.
Gen. Fitz John Porter had probably ar
rived on the field by that time, from Ma
nassas, only seven miles.
The eannonading was distinctly heard in
Washington.
The railroad was regularly run this
morning from the town of Warrenton to
Bristow, so it is already clear that the on
ly damage to be repaired on the railroad
is to build the Bull Run and Rappaban-
mock bridges.
The former should be completed tonight
and the latter in four or five days.
The news received from the army has
oecasiOned the greatest excitement through
out this city. Orders were issued bv the
Heads of different Bureaus, calling upon
their employees to repair to the battle field
for the purpose Of attending to the con-
dltion Of our wounded. The order reuuir-
ed each man to provide himself with two
days rations. A prompt response was
made to the call, and not only the persons
employed by the Government but many
others left the city for the purpose stated.
Although the engagement with the enc
my was of a most appalingly sanguinary
character, yet such is the confidence of
Union men in the skill and strength of our
army that an abiding faith is everywhere
dlscernable IN our ultimate success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-01
FROlI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
Private advices from Fredericksburg,
up to 8 P. m. yesterday, contradicts the
report regarding burning bridges and de-
structiOn Of property in that locality
Burnside at p. m, yesterday had pos
session there.
Forty-three wagon loads of hospital
stores left here on Saturday for the battle
field. A number Of physicians have also
gone.
SUNDAY, 1885, A. M.-The enemy was
heavily reinforced yesterday and attacked
Pope's army before Sumner and Franklin's s
arrival The attack was boldly met and q
severe battle followed. The advantage on
the whole was with the enemy, and Pope
fell back to Centreville with the whole
army in good condition, and has been
Joined by Sumner and Franklin. He oe-
cupies the strongest position in the vicin-
ity Of Washington and is expected prompt
ly to renew the contest
Every effort should be used to hasten
forward new troops.
There is intense anxiety here 10 get the
particulars Of recent fights, but reports
are so indefinite as not tojustify repetition.
Gen. Schenck arrived to-day, severely
wounded in the right wrist yesterday.
The following are some Of the casualties
in recent battles unOfieially received
62 Ohio, Col. Cantwell, killed; 2Oth Ind,
Col Brown, reported killed.
Information received tonight, indicates
that there has been little if any fighting
to-day. Our army is well concentrated,
and the men are in good spirits and con-
dition and spirits
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-01

PRovIDENTIAL EscAPE.-As Mr.. H. H.
Sthon, of the firm of Stilson, Leek &
Pierce, was driving spirited young
horse along the south-side of the Public
Square, on Saturday evening, he was
met at the opening of Ontario street by an
unmanageable horse, which fell with its rider
almost Immediately in the track which his
own horse was pursuing. This sudden and
unlocked for aPparitiOn frightened Mr..
StlsiOn's horse, which dashed off at full run
up Euclid street, first throwing him and a
little girl who sat on the same seat, out of the
buggy, and carrying off two other little ones
who occupied the back part of the carriage.
When the flying animal reached Erie street
he turned southwark, and somewhat abated
bis speed. While passing up Erie, from
Euclid to Prospect, an unknown gentleman,
rescued one, and Mr.. W R. Mould the other
little girl from their perilous position, at
great risk to themselves Such heroism is
deserving Of public notice and admiration.
The horse was finally arrested in his career
near Ohio street. Mr.. stilson was picked up
in an insensible condition, but soon recovered
sufficiently to proceed home. He was some
what bruised, but it is believed not seriously
injured. The little girl thrown out with him
escaped unharmed.