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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

Dubuque md dnlcna have again commenced
their childish anJ foolish play Of rivalry, So
long M the consequences oi their conluei ,lo
not affect the people ~ ~ innrsou, W. arr WIZ
ling 10 allow ihcm 10 fight their own battles.
Bu, the moment our rights arr affected, the
contest beoonos frV fight.
Last spring. II tock the Captains oI the
nall boats ard the Postmaster at Dubuque. y
month or two. 10 decide the triiling point Us To
whose duty (,hc Postmaster or the Cap,ainsl
II was. 10 transport tho mails from the Du.
buaue Pest ofice 10 the boats. We ,lo'not re-
member exactly the conclusion the high con
tssiants came 10, bu, pending the deeisos our
business men wcrc put to great Inconvenience
The same difficulty has sriscn this year
The Gsleua arrived yesterday morning. but
brought no mail. Postmaster CAyw inibrms
Us that the omission was owing TO diacwacc
Of opinion betwcca the Captain Of tho steamer
and Postmaster CoRKKnr, as to whose da,y II
was TO carry the mails from the Post Office 10
the ateamboat
We would call the attention OF our delegate
In Congress, TO this state OF things, Their IL
a wrong somewhere, and as our citizens are the
sufferers by II. we trust he will cudcavor to oh
tain decision from the Post Office Depart
,ner.. that will settle the dispute. A long "a
the Dubuque and Galena people are so busy
with their disputes, as to be unable to attcud
to our rights, Il is usclc~ to expect pcrma-
nen, remedy for the evil complained Of this
aide Of the Postmaster Generals Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

our CaaAiAsss for Mayor.
We have bat time TO announce the result O
yesterdays election. and must reserve oil CON
meut for future day.
The following ezhibih the result
Mayor --9sosos L. Brcxxs, Democrat
Justice--0nLAspo srxoss. Democrat
M..-L-s w. u MnLga, Democrat.
~--.-rrer--DANsL Romwsn, Republican
- srssr wABD
ScsuHxIsa.
Rchool ospectors--PAsxsm PAYsr, A. NJ
ToaSsr. and r. r, FunBKR.
SECOND WARD.
Aldermen u. Mc8RoKrv and CHAs
RAUcn.
School Inspectors H. MAnsHALL, II
y. BAxxa, and VIZ. L. AVIS.
THIRD WARD.
Aldcrmen-C. l.. EsErsos and PArnics
RYAs.
School lnspectors--E. ID. NwnL, u. q. Pat
arR and TnEopoRE FRKscn.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

PENNSYLVANIA has at last erased irom her
statute books that old and unjust law Of libel
which says, The greater the trsth the greater
the libel" Tho law as recently passed by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania says; That on the
trial OF indictments for writing or publishing u
libel the truth Of the matter charged ~ libel.
lous may he given in evidence and II the Jury
in any such case shall find that the same was
written or pablishcd from good mo,ivcs and
for iustihablc cu,ls aud that the matter 50
charged was trnC, ii shall operate to the a.
qai,'al Of the dcfendan, or defendant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

into q beautiful Court housea lou IA
everything else IN ws.se. IS d0',s happy n :,
hes, to make Judge sHIssusSSIc aS cou,t IL Ben
Oss Uess;Ss 81 when he cones to hold % Tou.' area,
toa county, on the 18th inst. .onD,S an.,s and Yr
~ ussS of Court Hoase 10 this county A''
Gus.s hes one already buili' r.x,e.cx.
Al rsvotT'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

The St Ioai lasoIiige'eo OF the 3oth alt
State that the ,sad body Of JonS 8. LANGLEY
who has bsn known in thet city for six or
eight wears past as a gambler and sporting
man, was fund up'lcr such circumstances - 10
inda'r the s'roos probability that be had been
been murjersi by his coupanicns in gambling
housr, and his body thrown down stairs Sew.
eral Of the suspected parties have been arrested
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

The hall within the last weck h fully go
cents and the last steamers news reports =
marked decline in brcsdstaiis ia Europe. Il ID
evident, therefore, thu, the lowest point 10 no,
We, reached. and that the rien Of high prices
is at mn end
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08
Ths New wsy Of ssssiisg Tsrriseriss-.-
Contrast.

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n"'"a"" p'"., AppsS'''" 'N'" -. II -
"u"~'" "no P""""'"''p'.' "
any IN an o' se''ers III ha"'"'' "'"J =" ""'
are represented a oeins Va "An. " ''''
sar'es o' in we ""s' '"'y WIZ w ''''''
The csu~ Of the alleged distress e1"t'og
among the peop'e OF hanras' not co'n""n'
Gated to the public bot u Is . hr presomp.
ton, that thlsev'' consequence mas "een o!oesn'
upon themselves oy '"e'f 'oo'''n ''"Ao''"s y
o'a'e Cono'''""o'"' se'''"s "P "s"Ti1s"'@
'a''' a'' u.s. c0"'s".o"'' " "'' "s'' -
'"''' mo'' '.'''"'' W. "S' "'.'
hVas'so'y 'an wv" tc "'ss ~u"'s :" no"
country. SgARrss rifs. mas meetings, and
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

raoonSss. The Un,rss. the leading Rc
uan Catholic journal Of francc. AMI, 'n,i'cd O
Europe, lays down On the III II April the io
lowing aSioms
Railroads ARE no, progress
TelegrSphs are an analogous invention:
The Freedom of industry ia not n progrcss,
Machines derSnge oil agricultural labor.
Industrial discoveries arr q sign of abAsr-
mcut. and no, Of grandeur
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

PArMorIc ADVICE TO PArRiorIc WHO'S
We copy The following from The Kentucky
Natesmdn The issue in this contest de-
napds Of the~e ola-line wings no cmaieamafion.
no f,.s'on, no surrender Of pr,napis. but simply
that they shall for time stand united side by
site With the democracy in er.dcating danger
ous and alarming political heresis and this
they must inevitably he forced to do, or stand
committed against rs Amer this is done. and
oar sovereign equality as States in the Union
put beyond peril, and the reorganization Of the
old whig party can be accomplished. we shall
then he ready as ever to meet them in open
honorable, and American discussion, and de-
feed those great fundamental principles OF the
dsnccsatic party upon which We think our
country has attained its present. prosperity and
glory"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

Since the d's, Of January last, the price Of
oil grades OF -four has fallen In the New York
market fully two dollars PER barrel. The FOL
lowing table exhibits the state oi the -four
market there on tho la day Of January and
lAth Of April. 1856
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEsr IN ExoLASp.--Ac.
coriiog TO thu ctic,al returns f,ss hs.~.i .a ,hs
lst Of August last. there wcrc no less than one
thousand and ninety -eigh, persons confined in
the various prisons Of England for debt. 10
the prison OF Bedford, one man, whose original
debt was nine shillings. was incarceratcd for
twenty days. because he could not pay the ex-
penss Of the suit brought against him
These amounted TO 81 ga, or more than three
times rs much as the original debt In anoth-
er case. man was in prison for ten days, be-
cause he couk not pay ten shalines and four
pencc, being the expenses OF debt Of ,hre
shillings and siSpense. In q third, the debt
amounted 10 81 IS ID, and the costs to 81 %
ID Thesc AMI many similar cases. have at.
trsctei much attention. and the policy Of abol.
shing in,prscnmsn, for debt IS now openly dis
eusssSi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

When you meet with neglect, let it roas-
you to exertioa instead Of mortlfyins your pride
Set about lessening ,hose defects which expose
you to neglect. And improve those ex1sssoi4s
which command attention and resps& Ths
d eXcsllent advice.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

Tux Dover N, H. Enq~ur learns tha,
men, ot Dartmouth College, Jaly 81, as FOL-
lows Before the uui,ed Literary Societies
Professor Ho.Srs, Of Harvard College. Phi
Beta Kappa Society, II. J. RArxoxp, Editor
OF the New Yrk T'ao, Theological Society
Prot HrcHcocK. Of Cniou Theological Sem.
mary, late Of Bovdoir Co,lece.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

Tho Senate stands Democrats 10 II oppc-
si,iou Abraham, lReechcr Dem. Ii,ch6eld
county. is ,lc,cat,s by nro rsss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08
TssE CRY ELECTION.

GREAT Dsmoersste vietory.-Eisesi0m ei
our CaaAilsss for mayor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-08

HovH--Mr Maxwell spoke 90 the scc,h-
ern side N the slavery question. and ". Ferry
against ihe extension Of slavery and In avor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
The Chicago Braves Returning!

The ninety Chicago freedom fighters, no.
ticed in our last as having been dlsarmed at
Lexington, were not permitted to set their
feet on Kansas soil, or even leave the boat
and the hull lot came back on the Star
of the West, on their way back to Chicago,
minus their guns! What a stirring report
they will make, and what time the free
dom shriekers will have!
A party of some twenty Free State men
were stopped in Clay county, last week,
relieved of their guns, of which they had a
considerable number, and made 10 face
about for their old honest
AHoTHER load TURNED BAcK!-The
steamer Sultan passed down Tuesday hav-
ing on board some so Chicago freedom
fighters, who were relieved OF their arms al
Wayne Chy-pluced Under a guard and moi
permitted 10 60 of the boat at any point
They will get their feet on terra TRINA agar
at Alton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
Party VS. Country.

Mr.. Buchanan, in reply to speech an
norncing his nomination, said
"Being the Representative of the great
Democratic party, and not simply James
BYchaadn, | must square my conduct ac-
cordng to the platform of that party, and
insert no new plank, nor take ore from it,
Mr.. Fillmore, in reply 10 a speech OF
welcome, on his return, said
"All l can say is that, as my friends
have proposed my name as a candidate for
the Presidency, they shall find me faithful
and industrious, working for the country,
and all parts Of the country. II there are
those in the North who desire anything
against the South, or those in the South who
would take. advantage of the North, they
are not the men who should give their suf-
frages TO me. For my part, know only
my country, and nothing but my country
Buchanan Is for Ike great democratic
party" Fillmore is for "the country and
all parts Of the country"
The case is fairly stated, by the gentle,
men themselves. Choose between the Par.
~ candidate, and the candidate of the Co,m,
try.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

qualification for me TO look around upon the
faces Of those who have so often been asso-
ISOLATED with me in the struggles of our
common country. trust and hope, al
though you may be called by different
name from what you were, that there is
yet no difference of sentiment between us.
| have long seen that the time was approach
ing when that noble Wing party, Of which
| was ever proud, would be unavoidably de-
stroyed. You have spoken of the treachery
that defeated Henry Clay in 1874. The
canker worm that has been gnawing at the
very vltals of that party has at last, fear,
destroyed il; but, sir, there is phoenix that
has arisen from its ashes that is yet to save
the country. (Applause.) confess that
in looking around upon my former associ-
ates here it reminds me of the scenes through
which we passed in 1850. Fortunately,
when was Unexpectedly called 10 the Pres
idental chair. by that calamity which shrou-
ded our country in mourning, had made no
pledges which prevented me from discharg-
ing my duty to my country. II rendered
any service 10 my country at that time, it
was chiefly owing 10 the fact that | had
come 10 that position partly by the will Of
the people, and partly by the act Of Provi-
dence. But, sir, if rendered any service,
| was greatly indebted, the country was
greatly indebted, for that service to that
very conservative portion Of the Wing pnr-
~ that stood around me, and that equally
conservative portion of the Democratic par
ty which rallied around my administration
at that time. (Applause.)
Sir, the measures which finally restored
peace TO an agilated country then were not
the measures OF one man, they were not the
measures Of one party, but they were the
measures OF the two great parties into
which the country was divided. l should
hope, II il be my fortune again to occupy The
elevated position OF the Presidency, that
might again rely upon the conservative Of
fees and support of those who may be call,
ed Democrats, and those who may be call
ed Wings. cannot doubt that shall have
the support OF those conservative Wings
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
England Excited.

The press of England is very much ex-
cited over the recognition Of Walkers Gov
eminent, by the United States. Before
they had got over the heat occasioned by
this news, the dismissal of Champion, the
British Minister, and the British Consuls
heated them up fresh and at the latest dates
they were discussing the questions in a
very belligerent tone. The dismissal Of
Dallas, American Minister was loudly call
ed for. The war department had issued
orders to several men -of-war 10 prepare
for foreign service, and IT is limited that
they are to come over 10 this side Of the
ocean. There is "spec of war;" but we
imagine it will not grow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
TONES WON'T DO.

They never did do more than give temporary re-
lief and they never will. 1t is because they don't
touch the CAUSE of the disease. The CAUSE of
all sgue and bilious diseases is the atmospheric
poison called Miasma or Malaria. Neutralize this
poison by its NATURAL ANTIDOTE, and ali
disease caused by il disappears at once. Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure is this Anidote TO Malaria,
and moreover it is a perfectly harmless medicine.
TnL certificate OF the celebrated chemist, J. r.
Chiffon, of New York, to this effect, is attached
to every bottle; therefore if it does no good it
do no harm.
This is more than can be said OF Quiune, Arse
nic, any tonic in existence, their use is ruin
Gus TO the constitution and brings on DUMB
AGUE, which never allows a person TO feel per-
fectly well for single moment. In illustration
of these truths | annex extracts from letter
Just received from a ply siciaE:
GEoRGETowT. OHIO. March II, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES. Esq-Dcar Sir: Yours Of
ID inst. Is at hand. The Cure arrived late last
year and the difficulty in getting any one to try it
was greatly increased from the fact that a remedy
had been introduced which was growing in favor
with the public, being better than using Quinine,
not knowing presume that the 'emedy they
used to escape taking Quinine, contained the
DRUG ITSELF!
THIS remedy, (known as "S,nith's Tonic ~
would invariably BREAK an ague, but it did not
! CURE It, as it would often return with renewed
! vigor. This one circumstance deemed in your
! favor if could institute test comparison be-
/ tween IL anu ~ IHe Is lle
results
Three persons took your "Cue," all of which
wet cases of "Quotdan Intermittent Fever" of
many weeks standing. They had tried Qunne,
and other remedies, occasionally missing chill,
but it was, Gas in all such cases. slowly wearing
them out, and laying the foundation Of other and
severer maladies. did succeed in effecting rad
ical cure of all three cases with your remedy, and
! they have not had chill since. In oil three OF
these cases the "Smith's Tonic'' had been used,
and would, as before stated, break the chill. but
after a period or two had elapsed it would return.
| think there will be no difficulty now in giving
TO your Cure' the vantage gre Ind0of any Other
remedy now in use here, &C, &C.
WILLIAM BUCKNER, NJ. D.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE. OF AN
! TIDO1E TO MALARIA, the only harmless rem
edv in existence, is equally certain as a PRE-
, TENTATIVE. as a ''CURE." Take it wher
YOU feel the chills coming on, and you will nevcl
have single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence. r. |.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis. H. BLAKSLEY
Chicago, BARCLAY & BROS. And for sale b,
Druggists generally. may 30, '56-3m'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
Premium Tobacco saies-High Prices.


The award and sales Of Premium Tobac-
co took place at the Planters and State To-
bacco Warehouses, in St. Louis, last week.
AT the State Warehouse, the highest pre-
MUM ($60) for the best Manufacturing
Leaf, was awarded 10 r. S. Smith, Of Pike
county, and the hogshead was knocked off
to VIM. M. Price, of st. Louis, at $5l 30
per hundred pounds; second premium, $40
TO A. s. Mosely, of Galloway, and sold at
1927 SO per hundred.
For Shipping Leaf, premium OF 1926,
to R. S. Smith of Pike, purchased at $40
per hundred, by B. w. Lewis s. Bro, Of
Glasgow.
Twenty other hogsheads were sold at
prices ranging from $40 10 1913 20 per
hundred. Twelve hogsheads Of Virginia
growth, sold at from SO 55 TO $l6 80 per
hundred, portion of it having been taken
by d. w. Lewis s. Bro, Of this place.
At the Planters Warehouse, five hogs
heads were entered for the $50 and $25
premiums. w. H. Blackburn, Of Gallo
way, received both premiums, and B. w.
Lewis s. Bro, of this place, were the pur-
chasers, paying $62 10 for the first, and
$50 SIS for the second best--amounting to
81 ,3o7 80 for the two hogsheadsl That
certainly pays the planter a profit, and the
patrons of Messrs. Lewis & Bro, as well
as the raisers of Tobacco, will unite in
wishing them long lives-long purses-and
long orders. With their Premium and
Virginia purchases, and their skill in man
ufacturing, they will doubtless reach point
hitherto unattained in the production of a
fine article of Chewing Tobacco.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
gECapt. Jas. O. SuELBr's company of

E5-Capt. Jas. o. SHELBT's company of
settlers for Kansas, having been sent back
by the United States troops, upon their re-
turn to Lexington, public meeting was
called and resolutions passed compliments
ry to Capt. S. and present was rendered
TO him of Sharpe's rife. The meeting
declared in favor Of making settlement in
the Territory, and appointed Jas. o. Shell
by, and Jno. s. Percival committee to
visit Gov. Shannon and ascertain under
what circumstances settlement can be
made. Let other counties initiate the ex-
ample of Lafayette, and establish settle
ment in Kansas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
Kansas Affairs.

Gov. Shannon, upon his arrival at 81.
Louis, seems to have recalled his resigna-
ton.
Gen. Persifer F. Smith goes 10 Fort
Leavenworth, and as he ranks Col. Sum
ner, will be at the head of the troops in the
Territory. He is sound.
The territory is quiet. The announce
ment that 800 Free State men were in Law
renee, having come through Iowa. turns out
to be false.
The widow and son of Col. Gay, who
was killed near Westport, have gone down
the river. Hopes are entertained of taking
his assassins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

ITOur room is much taken up this week
with personal advertisements. They are
profitable TO us, but not to our readers
We hope, however, we shall have no more.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

SENATORIAL CASvAss IN BoosE.--
Messrs. Henry and Robinson have appoint
ments in Boone, running from l4th TO the
18Th Of July. We presume after that they
will hunt in crowds by themselves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

TThe publication of the Gard, "To the
Public" signed by w. B. Twyman and B.
c. Eddins, is withheld until we can have
On interview with those gentlemen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

A cross (thus X immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
PRED.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

DEAD.-Judge c. G. P. HILL died on
Monday morning, at his residence, near
Fayette, of apoplexy. He was good citi.
zen, and very exemplary man.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

ls-A bill passed the House of Represen-
ta,ives on the 26th," for the construction of
Military road from Missouri, via Great
Salt Lake City, to Carson settlement, on
the frontier of California, and for the estab-
lishmept of Military forts and the sinking
Of wells thereon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
MAR D

RoTHwELL-HUoHEs.-O the 25th ult,. Mr.
W. - gro RoTHwELL and Miss Lou NJ.
HOMES p nf this county.
GARvENLsrMs.-'By 10Y VIM; - Burton
on Thursday the Goth irios N OF nSpW GAR
VEN, and Miss CHARLOTTE T. sfsis, daughter Of
Major Sims. all of this county. r.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
DlED!

In the City of San francisco, at the Tehama
House, on the 9th of May 1856, of consumption,
Hon. John E. McNair late County Judge, Of So
nora county, and formerly of Howard county, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

SPEAKlNo.-Hon. Jas. S. Green will
speak in Glasgow on the 18th, Franklin
18th, and Fayette 10Th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

II Adams Express, per Rail Road
Packets, never fails 10 leave MS full files Of
St. Louis papers; also Cincinnati and New
York papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

The FounrH.-Everything is progress
finely for good time Tomorrow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

EfMr. C. w. Bell, OF Brunswick, and
John F. Williams, of FOyette, will address
an American Meeting, in Bloomington, on
the l4th of July.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
Strayed or Stolen,
R IT c Il Z R Dis ON S
NELS5oUFL
EXPRE SIS COM P 4 n Y

INCORPORATED
BY the Legislature OF the State of Missouri.
THIS COMPANY, having complied with the
l. requsition OF their charter, and being fully
organized, are now preparedto transacta General
Express business, for safe transmission of
Money. Valuable Packages, Par
GELS, Bundles Of Goods,
Merchandise.
ALSO
Daily line 10 and from Alton, Hermann and Gas
conade. All business entrusted TO us will meet
with the same energetic and prompt attention
which has always characterized this Express and
made it pre.eniinent in Western Express business
In addition we are now prepared 10 transact
General Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
Business All goods consigned 10 our care will
receive prompt attention and be forwarded with
out delay al the lowest transportation rates, our
arrangements being favorable for such purposes.
We connect al st. Fouls with Valentine & Co.'s
Fast Freight Line from the Eastern cities; time,
s 10 10 days, by which goods will be delivered at
all points between the East and Glasgow in from
II 70 l6 days
Have goods marked care Richardson's Nilsson
ri Express Company, ST. Louis. Mo.
Insurance effected on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS
Edward Mead, W. D. W. Barnard, Sam Nc,
CARNEY, Jno. W. Tooley, Jos. F. Ritcherdson, St
Louis; B, F. Barry, Alton; VIM. ]. Pigott, Lex
inEton.
} S. NJ. GRAY. Secretary.
HENRY KYLE, GES'L AGENT.
! Q. HENDERSON, Agent. Glasgow, No.
I May 10, l656-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

1--WE had very refreshing rain Sun.
day night
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03
For President
WILLARD FILLMORE,
For Vice President
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELS0N,

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
LIST. District James o. Broadhead, Pike.
I'd. do Thomas L. Anderson, Marion.
Sd. do. James S. Rollins, Boone.
4th. do. w. A. Cunningham, Buchanan.
9th. do. Thomas P. Akers, Lafayette.
9th. do. George w. Randolph, Newton.
eth. do. William Carter, Washington.
9th. do. H.. H. Bedford, Stoddard.
9th. do. Uriel Wright, st. Louis,