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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

Horses IN BArrLE.-Mr. Kinglake, in
one of the new volumns of the Invasion
of the Crimes" says of horses on the bat.
tle-fcld.
"The extent to which charger can ap-
prehend the perils of a battlefield may be
easily underrated 10y one who confines
his observation to horses still carrying
their riders for as long as the troop-horse
in action feels the weight and hand of
master, his deep trust in man keeps him
seemingly free from great terror, and he
goes through the fight, unless wounded,
as though it were a field.day at home but
the moment that death or disabling wounds
deprive him of his rider, he seems all at
once to learn what battle is--to perceive
its real dangers with the clearness of q
human being, to be agonized with horror
of the fate he may incur for want of hand
to guide him. Careless of the mere thun-
der of guns, he shows plainly enough that
he more or less knows the dread accent
that is used by missiles of war whilst cut
ting their way through the air; for as Of
ten as these sounds disclose to him the
near passage Of bullet or round shot, he
shrinks and cringes. His eyeballs pro-
trude; wild with fright, he still does not
most commonly gallop home into camp.
His instinct seems rather to tell him that
what safety, if any, there is for him must
be found in the ranks and he rushes at
the FIRST squadron he can find urging pit
eously yet with violence, that he, too, by
right, is a troop horse that he, too, is
willing to charge, but not to be left behind;
that he must and he will fall in Some
times a riderless charger thus bent on
algning with his fellows will not be con-
tent to range himself on the flank Of the
line, but dart at some point in the squad
ron which he seemingl judges to be his
own rightful place, and strive to force
himself in. Riding, as it is usual for the
commander of regiment to do, someway
in advance of his regiment, Lord George
Paget was especially tormented and press
ed by the riderless horses which chose to
run round and align with him. At one
time there were three or four of these
horses advancing close abreast of him on
one side, and as many as five on the other.
Impelled by terror. by gregarious instinct,
they so closed in upon Lord George as to
besmear his overalls with blood from the
CORY fanks of the nearest intruders, and
obliged him to use his sword
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DROPOsALS FOB MEAT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August q. 1853.
Sealed Proposals, of the form fuI nished BY the
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September' at ~ m !
for all the Fresh and Corned Beef and Mutton re,
auired for sale issue to all connected with the
supply ing the troops at Foras Foote and wash
ingtOn, Md, with Fresh and Corned Beef. Said
proposals for Washington, D C., will include ali
fresh and COrned Beef and Mutton reanired for
issues and for sales to off and others author
lied to purchase at this depot
Piled to b. of the finest quality, of select parts
made by the OH Ger charge, from the hin quar-,
tiers and ribs Of the fore quarters. That required
and hind quarters; necks. shanks and kidney tai
low not received All the meat y.ill be subject to
rigld inspection; to be of excellent marketable
casss the meat Is not satisfactory, purchase, in
the open market will be made at the pense of the
The contractor will he required t. deliver the
Reat at the stOrehouses, At the places named
where be will distribute it in such quantities. and
snen times as an offcer OF the Subsistence De-
Separate proposals will be received for supply
ing the troops at FORTS Foote or Washington, Md :,
with Fresh and Corned Beef, and with Corpei
Beef and Mutton. in Washington, d. but no
proposition will be regarded for furnishing the
cludes both sales and issues. In accepting the
last bid the lowest average price on the an an.
tlty required fer beth purposes will be consid.
the bids.
Payment to be made at this office msnthly for
al meat purchased, or when in funds for the par.
an questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled by the OH Ger of the Subsistence De-
partment receiving the meat.
The contracts will be made for six months from
the LIST day Of October, 1863 or such period the
C@%mmissary General may determine.
the Department Of Wsshingto is made by direc-
ton OF Brevet Major General Ed. b. 8 Candy,
commanding. G. BELL,
sc colt DepOt and Chief O.
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EVENING STAR.
O = RIC IA L..
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
Passed at sccoad Session Of Fortisth Congress
IPUBLIc-No. le6. !

TPUBLIc-No. lee
AN ACT authorizing the MsauiSctursrs Ma.
uonal Bank Of New York 10 change its loca-
ton.
Be 1t enacted b. tke Scn1;e ant HoEss Of H,prs.
sssf0strss Of tAe Isitod States q ARerio1 a. Csa.
SresS dSSeTslled. That the Manufacturers Ma
uonsl Bank OF New York. now iocstei in the
cliy Of New York, Is hereby author.E & "a
Shanse az location 10 the city OF roOklyn.
heneNeT the stockholders representing three
ionrihs Of the capital of saIG bank. az n letting
called Tor that purpose, determine 70 maxi
such change. the president and ctshi-r SHALL
exec ute certificate under the corporate seal OF
The bank. specifying such determIn ation, and
shall cause the came TO b. recorded iu the OH -
OF tie Comptroller OF he Currency. and There.
upon such change OF location shall BE- effect 4
and the operations Q; discount and deposi; OF
said bank shall be carried or ~ the city OF
BROOKLYN
SLC.2. .ind b AZ further enacted That ua.h-
Ing in this act contained shall b. so construed
as in any manner 10 release the said bRnk from
any liability. or Affect any action or praceadtnp
ia Jaw IN W hich the said bank NAV ne A p2rTy
or Interested And when such chanra shall
have been determined upon as aforesaid. no.ics
Thereof and of such change shall b- publish ID
in at least two daily ne wspaners IN esch o. the
counties OF New York and Kings, n the State
OF New York, for not less than ten days
SIC. ). zRf be e. further enacted, Thst THIS act
shall take effect aud oe IN iorCe from and after
ITS passage.
Approved. July p, I~5,.
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AYERS CArHARTIC PILLS.
FOR ALL TIE tPggRPe0SEs OF A LAxA

TIVE MEDICINE.
Perhaps no one medicine 10 60 universally re-
CURED by everybody IS csthsrtic, nor was ever
any before % universally adopted into Csc i
but efcient pursstiSe PLH The Obvious 1n, r. mi
Is. that is more reliable and far more eectu Al
Know that II cured them, those who have not
know that IL cures their seighbors and friends,
that IL never fails through any fault or neglect OF
its com position: We have thousands upon thou.
the following complaints, but such cures are
known n every 1eighborhood, and we need not
IN all eli mates containing neither cslomei or any
deleteIious drug they MAY be taken with safety 6y
ever fresh, aud makes them pleasant 70 take mile
being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal viscers 70 purify the blood aud stimulate
the stomach bowels. liver and other gans of the
BODY; restoring their Irregular action % health,
raneements az are the frst origin of disease.
4, Minute directions are given in the wrapper
The box Tor the following complaints, which these
For BYsPkPsIA or INDIGESTION, LIST
LEsSNESS, LANGU0R and Less 0r APPk-
TlTk. they should be taken msderstely q. slim
ulste the stomach and restore lie healthy tone aud
For LIVER COMPLAINT aud its various symp-
toms; BiLloDs hkApkSHk, SICK HEAD
lots collie aud BILIOUS FEvkRs, they should
diseased action or remove the distractions " aich
FOR DYsENTERY or DIARRHGA but On
Fer EHEt MATIsM; GOT, GRAVEL, PAL.
P1TATl0S OF THE HEARr, PAIN N THE
SIDE, BACK AND L0INs, they should be con-
unuously tAken ss Required, % change The dis
essed action of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear
they should be taken in large aud frequent desss
20 produce the effect o. drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION large dose should be
taken il produces the desired effect b. - uspa-
thy.
fss Dinner PHI, take one or two p us 70 pro-
mote di stion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach aaf
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
AID invigorates the system. Hence IL IL often sd-
vantaReOus where serious deraugemen exists,
One who feels tOlerably well, often hnds "a At .
dose of these Pals makes him feel decidedly bet
ter. from their cleansing and renoy waiting eject on
the digestive apparatus.
DR. J. G. AVER AGO. PRacTIcAL CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, Mass, Z. s. "A
z. ID. GILMAN,
lie e eosnDkW AGENT wash nRtou
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RYJ b. WHEELER Il CO. Aucrioneers,
- No 81 Louisi ana avenue. bet. 9th aud 9TH ste
opposite Seaton House.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
EkTN % MA SSACnC SETTS ANENuE Re

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
EFTY MA SSACnCSETTs AVENUE. BE
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
IL Under and by virtue Of a decree Of the Or
AArendered on the 25i IN day of November, A. ID.
lsl7. and duly ratified and confirmed BY the Su :
preme Court OF the District aforesaid on the 2ith
S % O. on 18th dsy
ber,A D. 1858. at 5 O'Clock o m in front uf the
premises proceed to sell the following pro pert 10
ming for the same at point on Massachusetts ave-
pue al the northeastern corBer of said lot and
ming the north westwardly and parallel with the
DIVIDING line between ioss Numbered tire ,s
thirty five 1881 feet from the dividing iae between
lots numbered four a. aud FIVE IS, TO point dis g.
tant twenty five 80 feet from the corner common
thence eastwsrdly twenty-five (25l feet with the
dividing line between lots four "a and five Isl to
The corner common to lot. numbered three. Is ,
four "a and fivo, 49, and thence northwestwari.y
with the diNidins line between lots numbered
three 81 and five 90 seventy three t73I feet three
go inches to Massachusetts, aveETe and the begin
ming:
roomy Two story Frame House. with back b1ild-
ing and is beautifully situated on the south side
Tenth stree is. adjoining the row OF fine brick
houses recently erect, by Geo. 7. Langly, E-q.
certificate. 2-3S square feet. and has four foot
Alley in the rear. running 20 Tenth street
Terms of saie:-One third cash; the balance in
six go and twelve az months Deierrei pay
property All cOnyeysnclsg aud revenu@ STAN %
at the cost OF the purchaser. deposit of 8 100
will he required wheR the property is bid OF
If The terms of sale ere net COMPLIED with in ten
days The guardian reserves the right 70 resell the
properly az the risk ana loss OF the defaulting
ELIZABETH g BANGS. Guardian
J. b. WHEELER co.
se9.tds Auct;oneers
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HEADING ~ PEACH TREEs.-Tnis tree Is
such a rapid grower, that II IsiI 10 ITSELF. il
VIII soon become struggling and aw kward: and
IL should he headed IN and kept low. aud Il
Will mus become more symmetrical a We'll as
more convenient TO the srGIt gatherer This
process has also the effect TO prolong the life OF
The tree. IL often happens that toe extreme
ends OF the pesch twIgs dc not ripen and are
winter killed and would be better OF than on
the tree. They are by this mode of trimming
kept nearer the ground, exposing both The tree
and fruit 10 less injury by storms Some per-
form the operation Ia spring, others an autumn.
we have practised both ways with good rss ui;s
and now SUIT our own convenience as 10 time
so that II be after the leaves have dropped. and
before the starting Of the trees IN sprlue :
Journal a HoTgscaitUss.
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81 Jack Hale, the notorious Name horse
thief who has spent 81 OF 20 years an prison
and who recently escaped, is re-arnested. hsy-
ing stolen mother horse and wagon. aud also
the communion plate OF a church. which were
found in his possession.
~An egg beat up with a teaspoonful OF
mclasses and a large teaspoOnful OF ground
black pepper, and set where flies can get AZ A.
will thin them out rapidly according 10 the
experience OF the Western Rural.
SThe proprietor Of the sheadless rooster"
having attempted 10 exhibit IN Lynn without a
license, his bird was seized. examined. ana
found 10 be a Irregular" hen witha false neck
and feathers strapped on over her head.
Wealthy men al the West are investing
their money in immense farms. Comm 1aors
VIM. r. Davidson, of 81. Paul. has iust bought
seventeen thousand acres OF land in Redwood
county. Minnesota which he proposes 10 devote
TO the cultivation of wheat.
~The singular phenomenon of dosing
strength" and others like IL. occurred ~ the
WIllimapuc camp meeting last week. After
speaking on religion, the person, most fire.
quently woman, Will grow rigid as marble.
sOmetimes with a preface of violent mysteries,
and so remain for minutes or hours.
"Spurgeon. II is said is coming 20 Amer
lea TO lecture.
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ENaLIsH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

1.-THE MALI
Paper containing the news, the principal lead
ers, well digested summary, and all inter-
esting matter from Ths Times.
The Newspaper hitherto known o, the Erening
Mail, having become the property of the propri-
eto-. of The Tunes: Is NOW published twice q
week, under the title OF
1.-THE MAIL
at the price OF Threepencs per copy as heretofore
or Sd. We. k, post free.
The days of publication will be Tuesday and Fri
day, and each paper will cont ain the news and sll
matters Of interest appearing in the three pre-
viOus numbers Of The Times, which will thus be
rendered available, in cheap and convenient
form, for persons residing abroad or in the colo
MES.
Subscribers can obtain THE MAIL" through
Newspaper Agents, or may have IL from the Pub
Usher. on pre- pay ment, ct Printing House Square,
London. Jyl5l5Alem, 22w
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PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-5Ioses Wesley. the
pedestrian who attempted The walking OF fitty
miles in ten hours, some two weeks SINCE. re-
peated the aItempt on Saturday, and accom-
piished the feat in nine hours and TWENTY-FIVE
minutes, including stop OF thirty.six minutes
for rest ard refreshments. Wesley began his
walk al l0A o'clock in the morning, and closed
al 1;5o o'clock in evening. HIS only refresh
ment was coffee and crackers. His actua
walking time makes him the fastest walke
who has vet appeared. Had il not been for
his trainer. Wesley would have ccomplis he'd
has feat inside the nine hours. including has
rest, but the trainer kept him back. His first
mile was made an ten minutes, and his last in
au<u, e!eyer-7rog(N. i. 7Saes.
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ANoVSG GIRL STEPPED AND rARRrn -
~ ttrrrraTrs F't-os o. nm Tnispq.-we gSth-~pi
NtsTtlosN some Of the particular OF au a-ur
occurring on Friday night last. on the Salt
liver road. sbou; ten miles down the Ohio,
which eclipse IN fendish sirocity anything
that has found its vay into kentucky print fot
the past ten YEA. Time aud the inevitable
.,o;her side az the tory" nay show some pal
listtNe circumstance, but ~ would indeed b.
strange ~ any excuS We're possible Tor such
nendi~h brutality. DC the night men toned =
BODY OF ten men went 20 house an the neigh-
hofhood referred %. where q serN ant rirf
hamro Neittetonnor WAS employed. and drag
stng her out. con veyed her 20 a niece OF woods
several hundred wards distant here they hat
a bucket Of tar i'm readinesS, and. stripping the
unfortunate woman OF every particle OF her
CO hing IN spite OF her cries and struggles
theN hedauhed her from head TO foot. leaving
rot an inch OF her body or limbs tree from the
tenacious compound. Having fiuisheh th.,r
horrld work. they left her co stagrer alone 20
the neares house. where she was kindly tax N
in and cared for. The mau OF the house I'm .
medIaiely ordered quantity OF warm water
and hy great eNertions succeeded IN removing
the TAI. though the poor wsmsn camp near
dying during the night. Medical aid WAS
promptly summoned, snd with good care she
soon recovered sufficiently 10 relate the details
Of her misfortune Yesterday she was brought
20 this city. and her story was laid before the
Chief of Police. She is said TO NJ = young
woman OF good appearance. aud a. about
twenty-five years OF age Her face IS almost
raw from the effects OF the tar. and her hair
wss Shorn close TO her head IA order 10 relieve
her from the surplus OF her inv luutary toilet
The only cause thus far assigned for the gross
outrage perretrated upon her is that she hAd
repeated some neighborhood scandal IN regard
TO somebody's wife. We shall doubtless b.
able TO ascertain more satisfactory particulars
at an early day. None OF the parties engaged
in this strocious affair hSyp vet been arrested :
LOHisriGe (Hy.) COsrieT, I'll insf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
PHALoN's "PAPHIAN LOTION"

BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX
REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONs, FREOKLEs.
PIMPLES. MOTH, BLOTOHEs, TAN etc.
aud renders TIE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY tits Invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after sHAyINGit hes no equs I
"PAPHIAN LOTION" il the enly reliable ram
edy Tor diseases and blemishes OF the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATd will not
chap the sh IN. Price IS cezts per cake.
FLOR De MAYO
"FLOR DE MAYO"
kEa PERFUME FOR TIE HANDKER-
SBikf REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, Ne~ fork
leeU Sold by all Dru gists.
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HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
RATCHELoBs HAIR DYE.

This splendie Hair Bye is the best In the vorA :
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rel able
instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridicuIous
tints: remedies the Ill effects Of bed dyes: iuviro-
rstes and leaves the Hsz soft and beautiful II a.
o, b-c,rn. Sold BY ell Druggists and Perfumers:
and properly applied at Bstchelorb Wig Factor
30. is Bond greet New York. lals-eotiy
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BY COOPER LATIMEB, Auctioaeers,
ID Late Clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure & Oo..b
Southwest cerner Penna avenue ard Eleventh .;
Star OAce Building.
CHAECERY SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
PkOyKD PROPERTY AT THE NAVYYARD

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M.
PkUyRD PROPERTY AT THE NAVY YARD
A BY virtne Of a decree OF the supreme Corrt
sk. 1865. in Chancerv cause No. ] Isl. Docket s.
Swain vs. swain, L shall Offer for sale at public
suction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY
September IAN inst; at 80 o'clock M, the east
square e7r. Washington CITY, ID q. This progeny
fronts on NJ ttreet south, between leth and nth
stree eat-a thriving business part Of toe city
and Is improved by handsome two story and attic
Frame II Ouse, with vide hall and back building:
has q side alley, and az outlet 70 81 feet public
alley in the rear.
Terms of sale: One half the purchase money in
cash; the bslauce in equal Instruments at ana n
months from the day ef sale, the deferred payuapfs
10 lear interest from the day Of saie and 20 DE- Sc
cared BY the notes Of the purchaser. endorsed 10
the satisfaction of tie trustee or the whole OF thu
purchase money to he paid IL cash, at the op;.o5
Of the purchaser NO deed TO be given until The
whole IF tae prrck ase money is paid
On failure OF the purchaser 10 comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days of the day Of sae ths
trustee reserves the right to resell at the ri ak ana
cost Of the cefaulting purchaser. Sloo down al
time Of tale. All conveyancing and revenue STAMP:
at the cost OF tine purchaser
s..dsas cooFxk IaTfssIh. l Hsess.
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TPCBLIC-No. '2e.l

IPCBLIC-No. '2cl
AN ACT relating To the distric; courts OF Utah
Territory.
Be az enacted 6y the .Ssndfs liad Ef0uss Of 2esrs
SeRtot5res IF ths Jnisd States Of Aaerice ip con
gross assembled, That the governor OF Utah
Territory shall assign the district ridges of said
Territory 10 their respective districts. ana APP
point the time aud place OF holding court in
each OF sand districts. not exceeding two terms
IN each district IN any one year.
Approved, July -, 1857
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~Wanderirg minstrel performances are
called "prsirie opera" IN Chicago.
exSuks Will be dearer this fail snd winter
Reason why, short supply.
esrIhe Boston Young Mems Christian Asso.
oiaiior has located q mission in the "Parior
psnoe Hail." on Richmond street, one OF tae
ysry icwt 81 sluns in that city.
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RAILROADS.
RALTlMORl AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WASHINGTON, May 3, Noon, 10G3.

kALTL0OR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WARRINGTON, May ., Noon, loQ.
~ Z "a "a
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
noBH. and WASHINGTON AND THI WILT
70 nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Lave asay, except Sunday at 200, 500, and In
V.m.' ana 100, and 40, and Sls p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
AZ ~" aaiy, except Sunday, at7.oO .. m, and 80
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
Leave at Soc and ZOO .. m, and ct 400 and q
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 100 O. m; and $50 ,. m. Ne trains 70
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ut 800 .. m, and $50 and 8:4S ,. n
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Ut 800 o N. and 4:O and 8:45 .. m,
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday. ata:
on Saturday at sos q. m, and 80 Pm.
On Sunday at $50 and s:46 p. m. only, connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore g
Wheeling, Petersburg, 30.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be ha A
the Washington Station Ticket Once ct ali hour
In the day, as we'll Is at the new ONCE 4O6 Penn.
syfvania avenue, where arrangements can be
Eade to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston, ~
advertisement OF "Through Line"
J. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ocS GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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VIRGINIA. Fw<

The Fre6srcssburs RrsIf ssvs "A, IN
ssslxnees sale ON the Isl, % tke effects Of VIA
LuEsfond, J. Is. fickien. II, became the pur-
ohSser OF = tract OF land IN STAFF ord COUNTY
lying on The Wood Cutting road and Potomsc
run confSining - ghiy seven az one half asr-s
With dwellinS-h use and oU;-hulldtrgs. tor
SIZES. Also smother t-ac' % land. adiorrtnr
the sSR'e. containing Two hundred acres. NOR
or less. ~ Sligo
MoSracken a Brother, land agents. have sold
10 lohn 1aN loT, IT., 20 aCrrs Of LAID "a Stafford
county, three-quarters OF a mile from Pal
mouth, the property Of T. NJ. RrNant, Tor
S2-SsA, SsNO cash, the resldue 0n time The
buildings GA this place cost ss,sl3 before the
wsT.
A boat has been PICKED mp nss- the mouth Of
the James riNcr, 10 which a man AID two
women Mere CliugIng. They Were f.om VIII
IamsburC. and hsd gone out sailing were M
set. aud had remained IN the vster tweu,v.f,ar
hours. and Were nearly exhausted when thef
Were rescued.
All the prisoners confined m 'hs iul ~ Char
louisville maze their escape on sunday night
lasf.
Governor Wells pardbRed four oenslc,s On
Nonday, and Telecied tour applications fcr
pardon.