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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11
APPROVED, March 2, 1861.

CHAP. LXXVIII-An Act TO provide for the com
pIetion of the Military Roads from Fort Union TO
leo.
Be tfHaetsd By tie SENATE md House Of RspreseRta-
tires Of the United States Of 3siea Congress dsyeBa-
Cted, That the of thirty -ve Thousand dollars be-
and Is hereby, appropriated, out of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the
completion of the military road from Fort n on to
Santa Fe New Mexico. and for the completion of
the military road from Taos to Santa Fe. in New
Mexico, fifteen thousand oIlars.
APPROVED March
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

CHAP. L84A An Act TO remove the United Sistes
Ar>eDai from the CITY Of Saint Louie, and 10 pro-
vide for the sale of the Lsnds which the same is
located.
Be ts saaetedbg tfe Senate and House Of R.pvesenIa-
tees Of the United States of America IN Congress
SsDlbtsd, That the Secretary OF War be, and be IS
hereby. aut horiZed and required 10 proceed
10 have the grounds nov used for the pnrposes of
arsenal IN the city of ST Louis laid of int blocks
according 10 the present plan OF that portion the
city. and 10 hsve the same subdiyded into lots of
cOnyeuieut sils for building purpO.es. and subject
the western unOccupied portion OF the 10 sHle
20 the higEest bidder. at public vFudue. on such
terms as 10 him may seem most advantageous, fret
giving EXty days Office b. advertisement in at least
three ueoEpsper-, published il the city Of Saint
Louis. OF the time plare. snd terms Of ssle, with
ceeds OF such Fae 10 be applied TO the erection
Jefferson BarracEz in the State o. Missouri of suit
able buildings for containing all the tools imple
ments. mach cry, arms, and atsrials now At said
saint Louie arsenal
SEC. Ind b ~ fyfhsy eAoeIsd. That the secre-
tary Of War be. and hereby -. authorized. soon
the buidir e above provided Tor shall be in read
fore carried at ssid Saint Louis arseuEl 20 be
transferred 10 the military reservation known the
jefferson Barracks. il the county OF Saint Louiz.
and State of Missouri and also 70 all the tools
implements. mac inery. arms and material now AZ
SAID arsenal 20 b. removed 10 said reservation.
SIC. g. Ind b. 1! fViHsy sHazts6. That, as coon e.
possible after the removal Of the asenal from Saint
] ouis 10 Jefferson Barracks the Secretsry OF War
shall J. in the manner directed in the first section
to the laid Saint Louis arseual, and the building
thereupon. The proceeds OF such sAle shall be paid
into the United States Treasury
APPROVED, March 2. 1851
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

tHAP LAAlA.-An Act donating TO the States OF
Minnesota and Oregon certain Lands reserved by
Congress for the Territories of Minnesota and
Oregon for university purpose
Be II tHIctsd By me tHdts ant House Of RsprTseHa-
tUes Of fas United States Of 81syioa Congress
SDlotsd, That the lands reserved for the use OF a
university in the Territories of Minnesota and Ore
gon under section second Of act o. Congress
passed February nineteenth, thousand eight hun
dred and hftyone, entitled An 10 authorize the
Legislative ASS mbes of the Territories Of Oregon
and Minnesota take charge OF the school lands
said Territories, and for other purposes" BE- bsreby
donated 10 the States OF Minnesota and Oregon for
the u-e OF said nhiveTsity
APPROVED, March 2. 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

Cairo, Sept. I.
Large reinforcements and supplies were
sent to paducah to-day. The railroad
bridge six miles from paduuah was burned
to prevent the enemy coming up by rail
The town is reported quiet, though many
citizens are leaving.
General c. +. Smith of the regular army
arrived this evening from st Louis. He
goes Immediately TO Paducah to take
command.
Reliable information received from be-
low says the rebel force under Polk and
Pillow is 5000 to 5000. At Columbus
they have heavy cannon, bat not yet
mounted. Thompson with an additional
force is in Missouri. The force at Co
lumbus is reported to have come from
Union City and New Madrid, and is poor
ly armed,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

asnlngt0n, Sept &.
The rebel outposts are now but five
miles distant from the Presidents house,
and three miles from Arlington flights
At daylight this mornirf. relief guard of
federal troops was fired upon by conceal
ed body of the enemy, near Hunters Chap
el, on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
At sunrise, two companies of our troops
were sent out to reconoitre and discovered
that the rebels had taken possession of
Balls Cross roads and had thrown for
ward two regiments during the night
These regiments are now posted along a
little creek in wood near Hunter Chap
Ell. They have four brass howitzers drawn
by men, but no other artillery. The rebels
are now digging rifle pits west Of Hunter $
Chapel. The enemys force on Munson' s
Hill is busily engaged in drilling.
Occasionally shots are fred from the hill
at the federal pickets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
A CARD.

wish TO state 10 the public that SIN still candidate
Tor the ofce Of Sheriff but subject the viii Of the
Peoples Union Convention to be held next Monday.
Rival candidates have indust risusls circulated the
statement that endorsed the action the
State Convention, " which delegate. Such IL
not the fact On the contrary after saw what
object OF Inc majority that cnton
done I'll coua against the adoption " their rrs Report
was among he hrsi withdraw from Conv Ion
stating then aid. could pot honest ctinns
oi right and any longer eltL them. For the entire
correctneSs Of Eia statement refer AesSs. Johusn
Lave and ether Delegates.
came home, and being It'd that there would be a
Democratic County Ticket nominaed with the soca-d
Aahoney platform, said 2osid run But now that
We have cali for Peoples uniVn C0ust nti Just
think IA prper at this time shall be pleased w. per-
mit to be before that Convention ~ cat
didAta. N a. WpDCES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
Gen. Il osecrams AIiR.sAs.

ashlngton, sept. I.
The War Department received dis
patch to-day from Gen. Rosecrans at camp
near Sutton, Va, dated yesterday, from
which it is inferable that all is well with
him and his command
The Pres't to-day made''the following
military appointments Chas. NJ Thurs
ton Of Ind, Willis Gordon of Mimi, and
Dan'l Butterfeld to be Brig. Generals
John Clark Of Mass, N. ]. Sappington OF
Ind, JAS. l.. Sanderson Of California, j
NJ. Lucas Of d. G., Alex. NJ. Floyd of Pa
Sami. Carnage, ,,Judson NJ Sherman, t.
p. Walker of Ind, JAS. p. Fredericks OF
N. T., and Il. I. S. Schenck of O., to BIZ
Commissioners Of Subsistence of volunteers
with the rank Of captains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER O.
GREAT ExCIrEn6ENr !

About 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
the town was startled by the report that
Old Zugg had killed Jacob Bushey On
going to the store of Mr.. Bushey, corner
Of Main and Seventh streets, we saw Mr.
Bushcy lying dead on his own counter.
his body still warm The witnesses of his
death state that Zugg and Bushey had
been talking some time in the store, and
at last both came out to the pavement,
Zugg in advance, and Bushey with an AK :
helye in his hand, which he used in a
threatening manner. As they came to
the door, Bushey was heard TO say, II
don't want you in my store" to which
Zugg replied you're rascal, 7 and al
most Immediately fred pistol. The ball
passed into Busheys left breast and
through his lungs. lie stepped back a
pace or two and said to Mr. Seymour and
Gen. Ramsay, who came to his aid, that
he was not much hurt, but in moment
he fell, and was dead in two or three
minutes.
Zugg, Immediately upon firing, took to
his heels and ran for dear life, making his
way out 18th street, up the river. A
number of men followed him rapidly on
| foot, and several were after him on horse
| back. He ran down the bluff above Rud-
| dicks house. and was there captured -
When seized, he pulled cut his pistol and
threatened to shoot just at this moment
Major Perry came mp ON horseback and
drew a pistol on Zsgg, when the latter
concluded it was best to submit quietly
He was then taken by Harry Fulton and
others to his own house, aud thence TO the
calaboose. Afterwards Squire Lyman is
sued warrant directing him to be taken
to Fit Madison.
While the pursuit was making, large
crowd collected at Bushey's store. Every
one appeared horror-strieAen, and the IN
dignation against Zugg, Whose petulanco
and quarrclsome disposition have for q
long time been exceedingly annoying,
ran to such pitch that there were many
loud demands for his immediate hanging
| by lynch law. To avoid such demon
stration, a company Of cavalry was sent IL
guard Zugg from bis house to the Gala
/ bose.
In the absence of the coroner, Esquire
Lyman held an inquest on the body of the
deceased, and the verdict was that he came
to his death at the hands of Zugg, feloni.
ously, &c.
1t is understood that Bnshey and Zuge
had had several disputes about the title to
lot which Bushey had given to Zugg
some time ago, in part payment for 10,
of goods, and it is supposed that they
we're talking aijol1 ,4is matter az their last
/ inferyIpw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
A Traitor ~ Gle cas- - 4 30 u a steals
Everyshing.

washington, sept %.
To-day, j. ii. Gordon, the rebel leader
of the lower house of the Maryland Leg
islature, who was arrested some days since
at the Relay Heuse, was released from
custody. He took an oath of allegiance
to the Government to support the Consti-
tuition Of the L. S. in good faith, not to
take up arms against the IT, s. or to give
by letter or otherwise any aid or inforna-
tion to its enemies.
The accounts of Robt Scott, Consul at
Rio DaJalaiTo, arc nov before the 9Th
Auditor for examination. His successor,
Mr.. Hayens, writes that he found the
Consulate stripped Of everything Of value
Scott even took 5000 Of funds for the
relief of scamcn
Brig General Buell., Of California, has
arrived and will soon be assigned com
mand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

The Hon. Caleb Smith, Secretary Of the
Interior, in q recent speech in Rhode Is
land, spoke as follows Of the leading trai
tors
l know that my fellow-ctizens will re-
cognize that as one fundamental principle
upon which we commenced this contest
Let us not give our opponents any reason
to complain Of US in this respect Let US
not to bring to bear upon them the power
Of despotism, but the power Of the princi-
pie of Republican Government, where the
People rule. Let US bring i. 10 bear upon
them so that the traitors shall receive such
condign punishment as all the world may see
the fate which free people visits upon trait
ors. No specstacle would afford US SC
much satisfaction as to see daggling from
the gallows the bodies Of Jefferson Davis
and John b. Floyd, Henry A. Wise and
all those men who have involved this coun-
.Ty II TIC creates. affection which ear
oyertake any People. Why is it that We
have been compelled to send to Europe
for arms, while the Rebels meet us with
arms, the best the country can supply p
The traitor John Is. Floyd, during all the
time he was in the Cabinet, while you
were rsposing in confidence that the Gov
eminent would be fairly administered, was
robbing you Of your portion Of the public
arms and sending item to the traitors
JEFF Davis, while member Of the Senate
of the United States, making laws for the
people Of Rhode Island, and canvassine
the rolls Of the army, designated the men
who were to head the armies Of the rebel.
lion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
Fort Monroe. Sept

Fort Monroe, Sept 8.
The steam frigatc Roanoke, Com. Pen
dergrast, has returned from the blockade
off Charleston, having been relieved BY
the Wabash. The Roanoke brings no in
diligence whatever. The Quaker City is
coallng for cruise
The Confederate steamer Yorktown is
only about y miles above Newport News
awaiting a chance to run tie blockade -
She has been repairing at Richmond, and
is said to carry very heavy armament
The Geo. Peabody is hourly expected from
Hatteras Inlet The Harriet Lane saved
her best gun. The Minnesota and poto-
mac are expected here tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

The meeting at the Court House, On
Saturday, was large and respectable, and
the proceedings entirely harmonious. Sam
uel I. Miller was called to the chair, and
+. Jeffords was appointed Secretary. A
committee was appointed toreport delegates
to the County Convention, who reported
the following list, which was duly ratified
by the meeting:
A. Bridgman, Guy Wells, {. e. Ste
vens, Gibson Brown, j. W. Rankin, J.
Tanning, H. Knowles, +. Jefiords, L. J
Caennowith, II. w. Sample, N. McCrea,
J. X Hornish, II. II. Gilmore, j. II. Sui
livan, VIM. Timberman, i. B. Human
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

Iotoe L00tes 81 Iowa.
| The ladies of Keokuk having organized
themselves into a society, called "The
Soldiers Aid Society" invite the ladies,
in their respective districts throughout the
State. to effect similar organizations, and
cooperate with them in supplying articles
of comfort to the Iowa troops and especial
ly in providing their hospitals with such
comforts and convenicnees as'the Govern
ment does not provide. And as they Viii
be in direct communication with the troops,
and will frequently visit their hospitals,
| they propose, through their Secretary, to
transmit to you from time such items Of
intelligence as may be Of interest or adj
vantage to your societies, and they desire
that you permanently organize and through
your secretaries keep them advised of
your movements, SO that We may all un-
derstandingly and tremendously work to-
gcther in the great cause of American
liberty.
| The time has come when every lady who
loves her country and desires the perpetu-
ity of this, the best Government In the
world, must be ready and willing to sac
rifce time and labor in the great and
bloody struggle for the existence of our
free institutions. And as many of you
have, with the same sclfsacrlGcing patri
utism that characterized the women Of the
Revolution, yielded up your sons, hus-
bands, brothers, and dear friends at the
demand of your country, and those dear
ones are now on the battle field or in the
hospital, we, with the utmost confidence
In your zeal for their welfare and deyo-
ton to your country, invite you TO labor
with Us for those who have so nobly es-
poused our countrys cause III this, the
time Of her peril.
Some of our hospitals are in wretched
condition, much needs to be done. The
ladies Of this society advise the making OF
bed shirts and drawers az the articles most
needed at this time, also pillow cases,
towels and rolls of cotton and linen rags
are much needed. The shirts and draw.
ers should be made large and roomy The
shirt-sleeves should be made large enough
to be slipped over the shoulder in case OF
wound, and the drawers should be re.
strained at the waist aud bottom by o
drawcasc, so as to be suited to persons Of
different sizes and form loose covering in
case of a fractured limb
Packages sent to this society will be
forwarded to the desired place of destina.
ton Any articles sent TO the care OF tho
Keokuk "Aid Society will be judiciously
distributed where most needed.
1t is requested that the express charge.
be pre- paid on all packages sent to thi'
society
MRS J. b. HOWELL. Prest.
ANNIE WHITEWATER, Cor. Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

Washington Sept Z.
Three slaves who attempted to desert to
the Federal lines have been shot by the
rebels on Munson's Hill.
The Baltimore rioters Of the 10Th April
are now ON trial at Townsendstown Md.
but i, il found difficult to prove verdict
of guilty.
The report Of the narrow escape o.
Capt Strong, Of the I'd Wisconsin Regi
ment, from an attack by the rebels, is con
frmed. After he was taken, Capt Strong
shot three Of his captors with his revolvel
and ESCAPED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
More Particulars OF the CatassrO.
phe.

Hudson, Mo-, Sept. g.
The following additional names Of killed
and wounded at Little Platte bridge are
taken from the st. 10. Journal of the 4th:
DIR. Horton, Atchison; p. NJ. Boreland,
Kansas City; G. Fording, West Liberty,
Iowa, killed; Mr.. Lockwood, st. Jo.; Capt.
Davis, I'd Kansas regiment; Mr. Martin,
brakeman, severely injured; j. W. Parker,
I. 9. Edwards, M. Deutchman, all of ST.
10, and &. Carpenter, U. g. A., slightly
wounded. A man and woman known to
be killed are in the ruins, and four dead,
who belong to Iowa and Kansas are not
yet identified. There are not less than 60
wounded, with broken limbs, bruises and
SCARED bodies, all of whom are being we'll
cared for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

Washington, Sept. D.
Enquiries at the Government depart
nent by the reporter Of the Associated
Press has elected only the fact that the
Government is not in possession of any
reliable information of the death Of JEFF
Davis. 1t is thought that if such was the
fact, certain information would have
reached this city, via Louisville At the
present writing no credence is placed in
the rumors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
BY IELEGR APH.
Marrow Escape 81 . 6niIant Cap
tain.

Marrow Escape 81 = IniIant Cap
tain.
Washington, Sept 6. !.
A dispatch received from the Chain
Bridge says Capt. Strong of the Wiscon.
sin I'd had narrow escape this morning.
lie was on picket duty, miles in front
of our lines on the Virginia side Of the
river, opposite Chain Bridge. Being
mounted and in advance of his men, lie
was suddenly surrounded and taken pris-
oner by six secessionists, composed Of two
infantry and four cavalry. After taking
him short distance to the rear they de.
manded his pistols. Thinking this his
only chance of escape, he drew revolver,
fired, and shot two of his captors, then
putting spurs to his horse Started for the
camp on full run The remainder OF
the party fired upon him, one ball passing
through his canteen, another through his
coat, grazing the skin, and third through
his left cheek, passing out of his mouth
nevertheless he made his escape and is in
camp this p. N. ready for another adyen-
ture. He fought bravely at Bull Run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
say-We are requested by the Chaplain

bU-We are requested BY the Chaplain
of the I'd Iowa Regiment, who was in town
on Saturday, to state that all persons who
wish to send religious or other papers, OF
any kind of useful reading to the soldiers
OF the Second Regiment, can do SO BY leay.
inc the same at Westcotts book store,
from whence they will be forwarded, gra-
It's, regularly every Wednesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
Louisville. Sent.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8.
The Mobile Register says that Gen.
Bragg has been transferred from pensa-
cola to the Potomac, and is succeeded in
the command by Brig. Gen. r. H. Ander-
son, of South Carolina.
RICHMOND. ---lO2 Federal prisoners
reached here this afternoon taken
BY Floyd near Gouley bridge, last week
100 belonged to the Ohio It'll There are
about 1000 Federal prisoners now here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

PAYMAsTERs.-We see by the Chicago
Tribune that Hoyt Sherman, Of Des
Moines, and Frank Bridgman, Of this city,
have been appointed Paymasters in the
army. These are good appointments
both Of them being capable, honest, and
faithful to the Constitution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
stock Market.

New York, Sept. Z.
Stocks--C q F 434; Obs Q62; q Il
l 30; G Scrip GIT; Ms l44; Ny G
73s; N } c liz; G h C69A; / G bonds
s3; California Is III; La SCI; N G 631
Mo AL Ga 81; Treasury Is $50; do LIS
lOl; Y s 5s Of "a coupons 79i; do Of
81 registered S9t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
New York Market.

New York, Sept I.
Flour-s4 40 Super State; s4 65(oy4 IS
Extra State; 81 35(d4 40 Super Western;
4 60I4 20 Common to Medium Extra
Western; S. O5(a5 10 shipping brands
Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-sl os Milw Club; / Is Win
ter Western
Corn---49 Mixed Western.
81 Whisky quiet l9c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
A q y mbicr Seize A-. Matters - Vir-
- A..

winta.
Washington, Sept. Z.
The proprietor Of faro bank was ar
rested, yesterday, it being reported that q
|paymaster in the Navy, who is detained
here in custody, has been patronixing his
establishment by large adventure. Vari-
Gus other gambling houses, principally
on Pennsylvania Avenue, were closed ut
an early hour last night, probably from
fear that their business would be inter
rupted or suspended by Govt.
Reports from various points on the Va
side Of the Potomac represent that all was
quiet during last night and this morning.
Our forces near Alexandra found six
brass six-poundes, yesterday, buried in
the ground short distance from the II.
II, Depot. They were taken to TT. Ellis
worth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

Baron Il. Won Vegsauk, a Swedish Off
Ger, who distinguished himself in the war
Of Schlesswig Holstein, has offered his
sword to the Government. He brings
letters from the King Of Sweden recon
mending him to its favorable eonsidera-
ton. a a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

An persons keeping or having for sale. any or al
HIN d. OF Munitions OF ar such Guns Pistols He
voivers and all kinds OF Ammunition required no
~ ssll to an PsrsOn without rider from the
signed. IEas order must be strictly complied " in
under penalty oT forfesing all articles mentioned il
their posssseo JOHN STANATs,
1l1I1d Surveyor Peri OF k0ukuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
The war spirit,n New Jersey.
Trenton, Sept. 2.

Thfnews of tho naval victory at Hat
teras Inlet has inspired new enthusiasm
ID the recruiting business, and gives. addi-
tional strength to the Union cause. An
other regiment will be forwarded to the
seat Of war IN day or two.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
lELECT SCHOOL.

Mr. PARSONS will co mmenee select School 10,
Ill Grades, In his ROOM al the Central school build
Ing, on MONDAY, sept. 9sh.
IxRAs-ILree nolars for The Session. sep51s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

EF Rev. George Thachcr has returned
and will preach in the Congregations
Church Sunday, the Sth inst, at Il
0 clock, A. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09

EE Rev Mr.. Stafford will preach in
the Westminster Church on Sunday, the
9Th inst, ut III o clock a. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
~s@ss--e---s,
NOTICE.

The subscribers having soidto CHARLES III WYNN
the good VI their establishment and ali Of their
stock VI Goods and AerchADdtse, her.6, solicit for
him tie patronage oftheir former customers.
Mr. VIM will continue business at ihe old STAN
MOTT Main street. IUAsIoch Il BRO
0nkI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
a DcTauss,ng Purs~r.

Washington, Sept. 6.
Purser Gallagher of the Washington
navy yard is defaulter for 500 900. II
is said he lost the largest part in lotteries
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
I T MON CALL.

The undersigned citizens OF Lee county, approve OF
the meeting or all parties favorable 10 sustaining the
Government al Charleston, Monday, the 9tb inst.
for the purpose Of ominatng County Ticket, with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
DEFINING HOUSE ARRIVALS.
aEpTRNuup =

las Crangle Hannibal,
q T. Dorrlx n lssonri
mi Elliot :"
II u Haven {"
John Martin, bloomfield
q II r Scott, Pennington,
Alden Carter, Memphis Mo
John Woods, ST Louis
y Porter. /"