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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-08
FGAI FoTIOH.
1sSsu,.. Hsss.ll Ann. H.ssen, Auso,. s..ins.

m Ehries Hubbel, AIMS Hsbbefl "A ususs stefas !.
August KrsnJ Henry 9 DeLouis, O DeLoniS, Rebscca
Waters, r w Phlnney. = 85E
You, and each Of you, hereby notined that Their
y now on ae In the once or the Clerk of the Disri
Court q Lee county, Iowa n Fort Madison petition
q -. HAZE, claiming or you the said CharfST Hub
bell, Five Thousand Iollars and inherent Al ser pc
cent per Annuus payable annually upon two pFomIs.
sorry notes made BY You 10 II. w. Sample, and ~
cured ~ morsage executed by you 10 the rid Sam.
pie and since assigned to the said o. g. Hale dated
DsceIoeE aosh, lnod. also clsiniug againA ssch Of
INK apon certain Real Estate described . NiYsy feet
fsont By one hundred and nrty Deep Oh fem the
west aide 81 Lot three 3l IN Block one hundred and
OF iowa, bsibs for the purchase money 81 The said
prentsrs Fnd further Htkinr for the sKfp OF the Yatd
premises and general relief: And uhless ven Arpear
and answer thereto the 20 day or Inc next
term 81 the said Court 10 be begun aud holden at Fort
AAaison on tho "a Monday ~ May A. n 1859. 4 de-
fant wiz be entered aGainst you and judgment
deTed thereon. NOBLE q STRONG
spirited Attys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To John shultx, G n Perry, Mason 4 Wheeler, Geo
Gordon, Albert Weils. Judd, Walker Co. Emme e.
SOD, Cochran & Co.:
GU, and each OF y0u hereby notified that ihe r.
Il on ale in the efca Of The CIerl az the Dl.t,icl
GoaFtet Lee county, Iowa. 1t Keoluk, petition or
Hiram Barney claiming of you, John Shultx, the sum
est per annnm, payable annually. money due on .
mortgage made BY you TO Chas Mason, and since a.
sgnad To said Hhs0 Dasney, dated goth Of May 1854
aso claiming sgaiAs each Of you the foreclosure Of
ssid mortgsEs. the being upon the north half OF
the southwest quarter OF section isl township 100
range t5 ~rst; also the northeast OF the
east quarter ri section tlsf toxnship range ISL
west In Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase money
and further asking for sale Of said premises, and
general relief; Aud uess You appear ad us wer said
petition before Of tie second day sf the
next term OF said Court to commence at Eeoknk on
tue lst Monday OF september, =. D. 1s62, defauls
Will be entered against yon, and judgment rendered
thereon ~ prayed for In said petition.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
nayl-d Att'y for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will, on the s5th dsy
OF Any, tt6 tommrneiBE ~ o'eieek D. as OF ssid
- the door OF the once Of the Clesk OF the Dis
trct Court Of Lee county Iowa, at Ksokuk expose Ut
public sae and cesrfs In seesFasaes IL 4e terms
OF Deed efTfuM executed by Hichotss GIN Car.
ciiss Isi TO me. tAaIiha smiIsya dassd the Eth
day Of September, 1855 lied for record ON the same
day, as3t O'Clock and recorded in Mortwass BECK
., page e71 thr foiiowtne Real kstAte to.vis. Tho
east half Of lot eight t6 In block forty-ons <i, In
heids addition 70 Ne eity Of ksokuk NE Csuuty
OF Lee and State OF Iowa. SaId Dsed Of Trust CIV
dred Dollars and interest," payable according Is Shs
tenor OF three prOmassory aotes Of even date with
sAtd Deed OF Trust fr the sum OF olO0 inter
- Ron dssc The same being due and un poid will
70 sell ~ aforesaid H giving the noeiee pre-
scribed by said Deed OF TrHst and will make deed
70 the purchaser for the same Said sale will be for
Cash. MARTHA u SMILEY
Per McCRARY q BKuGE.
may2-d Hei Attorneys.
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lRldlHAI EorIcE.
. SInon Corr, VIM a Mstsatt WIN 3 winder, rs
Barrier, Margaret FRANK, N Aaeoun, Ficklin 4

To Sfmon Corr, Vim a Mstsatf VIM winder, n 8
BARKER, Margaret G FRANK, N Aaeoun, Ficklin &
Lucas ~
You, and Gash Of you, are hereby notified that there
now on 1le In the once Of tho Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lac county, LAVA, ~ Keokuk. petltiop Of
Hiram barney claiming 81 you, Simon coH, The sum
Interest psr anhum, payable annually, 8 money due
on mort0ase nAds bt yen to CAA1- MesaA and since
assigned 70 ssid Hiram Barney dated 9th Of Decsm.
Der, Aaso claiming agaips each NJ you the fore
closure o. ssid mortgage, the same being upon ios
o. 100 llD and fi2l In block ICY In Lee county,
Iowa. Tor srchxss oaey; and further aSksDg for
sale " stid premises, and general relief And nm
less You appear and answtt s~d petition before
OF the second day OF The term Of said
10 cninnshce at Keokuk the LIST Monday or
ber A.. u. 1862. default viii be entered against you,
and judgment rendered thereon prayed for In said
petition. II. SCOTT HOWELL.
mayl-d Atty for Plaintiff n
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PefsenA In Want Of HAney FnrI5 TREss,s
Plants EsAss, Ac., &C. will do seilto call q ~
this Nursery and select such ssticles a. thsy *
aad to be desirable for SsRISo PLAnr,ss, - Is -
will be found satisfactory the articles
tAsy erew In the Nursery bescre pafchasAing.
otherwise asd rely upon being satisfseaorily dealt
With Much has been taken cult ivate Just such
Of rnuIr have been TO WELL
10 this gicinity. Grounds situated in the southwest
part OF the city, one mile from Main street.
Articlss delivered In any part OF the city, FnKx.
N. B.--Ofders received for any quantity of OsAoE
OaAHeE HEDoE PLAxTs at Two DoLLAls per thou
sAnd. 8
msri7-dAv @. o. HILTON
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Original NOTICE.

To DeJone, d C Dewey, George w MccraYy. John
Bruce, and Chas Mason.
You, and each 81 yoa, hereby notified that there
is now on ME 10 the ocs u the Clerk OF the District
Hiram barney, ekiming Of You, DeJong. the sum
o. One Thcus.nd botfsys, With ten PR CENT interest
mortgage made ~ yeu TO chss Macon and since a.
sgnSd TO saA Hiram Barney, AsaS1 eosA u Juiy I9oo
also claiming agsnst each Of you the foreclosure Of
Aaid mortgage The sAne being upon and llq1
in blect in Mason lower sddision In fhe city Of
Ksokuk Ia Lee county, Iowa for shepurchsse money;
and further asking for sale Of SAID premises, and
general relief; And unless you appear and snsWer
said petition on or before Of The second day or
the next term Of said Court commence ut keok MI
on the LIT Monday Of September, 4. d. 1864 dofaut
will be entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ prayed for In ssd petition.
III. SCOTT HOW'LL,
mayed Atty for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

TO WIN Hamilton, ST., Wm Slater. John Light Nor
tincr Henderson, Wesley Harrison, s N Moore. and
VIM BOiors:
You, and each OF YOU hereby notified that there
10 now nle Ia the once of the Clerk OF The DissYct
Court Of Lee county, lows, at Keokuk: petition Of
Hiram Barney clsiming Of ron, VIM. Hamilton, ST..
ten per cent. interest per ann payable annually,
- money dine 90 noftgsEe Made by yon 10 said
Hiram Harvey, dated 27th IT March, 1854 also csIm-
tnE aKAnst each Of You the foreclosure OF said NOR.
gage. the samc being upon triangular tract OF land
OF - acres more less In this borthwsst quarter OF
section also the south hall the southeast quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter or section ssl contain
ing 20 acres, all IN township 1911 north range west
IN Lee county fowa, for the purchase money aud
asking for sale Of said premises and Kcpera
RELIEF; And unless you appear and anSwef said petit
ton on or before the second day OF the term Of
said Court to Commence nj Keokuk the LIT Monday
II September, A. ID. 1859, default win be entered
against and judgment endered thc pra led
for In said petition. n. SCOTT HOWELL
mayi-d Any Tor PJsinliH.
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Office Or FORM ALTON IN I'm.
IN TIED PAATNERsB1P

I11U PABINGk1UlF. -
L 1his DAg sestily tAsA 1embdea nsrl, residspt Of
ne city - keohnk. Lee county, Iowa, ana George r.
Lane, resident Of TIM city or Troy, State OF New
York have associated themselves In aimilsd mercss-
tile pertheEsbip, according the provision OF Chapter
% Of the Revised Code Of lows for the transaction
Der the name and style of HAmbdsn Buet, md con-
Nnue TOR the space OF two years eummsncinK on the
Of April 16d4. As ID ss@ 49,.
The said Hambdcn Buel 10 the general partner, and
the said Ge0rga r. Lka0 In the special pastner, and
has cont rihuted theeum SIX Thousand DoIisra in
actual Cash lnents tAp u 10 he common 6ock
Of said partnership. HANBDEN BUEL,
ApTl-04w @ 40 @G4 GkONJx n LANE
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w ANTED TO RENT,

Near The business part OF town, Good House with
nine or tan rooms, for which will pay coed price
and the rent when wanted. Zone need Apply unless
they want prompt tenant and permapsne one. Pos
seasion any Time In the next sixty days VIII do. Ap-
ply - bur store. CHAS. r. HIRGK
mar8ld OF Kelogg Birge.
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.UINBY ON THE BEE,

Jass received aud for sale a. the City Book Store
ApT24-d J. w OGDEN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

The War Department has taken
charge Of the tclegraphic lines, to pro
hibit the transmission Of any news about
the movements Of our armies. This is
done in order to head of newspapers
from publishing such movements, So
that the news will not fall into the hands
Of the rebels, and enable them to take
advantage by terrifying or evacuating
places, intended t. be taken by our
troops. This move we consider very
.judicious one, and will no doubt result
in saving many lives, as well as facili.
tate the operations Of our troops. We
shall in the mean time be troubled with
less lies and conjectures about the
movements Of our army and vet have
the full results Of all battles, given.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
THE LAND GRANT.

Upon this subject the Anamosa En-
reka devotcs Leader, sympathising
greatly with the poor people Of Marion
and Lyons, because the Cedar Rapids
& M. X. X. Il. Co. do not wish to build
them railroad, and charges that the
Chicago Spectators control the Z. r..
Il M. II. railroad and do not wish to
have those stubs built because they
fear the rivalry of Dubuque, Racine
and Milwaukee markets. This is about
the substance of its ''beautiful tissue
Of falshoods."
The idea, that Chicago Spectators
control the G. Il. & NJ. r. railroad is
most supremely ridiculous, when we
consider that that city has been bcsought
time and again to aid in the construct.
ion Of the road, and never we believe,
responded in the least, except perhaps
in one or two individual instances
Granting a generous aid to railroads,
is not part Of her present or past his
tory; in fast the very reverse of her
doings is true. Her position, size and
commercial Importance were such at
the time this road was chartered, that
she well knew, that without granting
the least aid, 1t must, for its own inter-
est, carry its trade to her doors; and
hence she has troubled herself but very
little about TITS road
The idea that Racine and Milwaukee
can become rival markets for our trade
or the trade Of this road, savors SO little
of common sense that it reeds no reply
and then to stick in Dubuque, is max
ing the thing perfectly contcmp,able.-
Why; Dubuque is rs much tributary
to Chicago rs the markets upon this
road, and is not able to pay any better
prices. We suppose our Legislators
will dispose Of this land grant matter
without any fear or favors Of the Eure-
ko's bogus Chicago Spectators.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
jeff Davis makes Overlures for
Compromise.
WAsHINGToN. Feb 81

WASHINGTON, Feb p.
ThsnPepublicon intimates that there
is truth in the story that jeff Davis
has made ovcrtures for compromise.
IT'S said he asks for convention Of
all the States to definitely adjust all
questions at issue, and requires new
guarantees for slavery.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, will tomorrow
introduce in tho Senate joint resolu-
ton 70 extend aid to Maryland and
Delaware, in order that they may abol.
ish slavery.
Mr.. Cameron received his final in
structions to day as Minister to Russia.
Edward II. House has been appointed
his Secretary or Legation.
It il doubtful whether tho bill for the
reduction Of pay to naval officers will
pass.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

A bill has been introduced into the
House Of Representatives By Mr.. F. p.
Blair j.. Of Mo-, for the construction
Of a ship canal from the Illinois rivc,
to Chicago or some other point on lake
Michigan. II is claimed as a work Of
national Importance on the ground of
being able to place upon our lakes in
very short time large fleet Or a nun
Der Of them should the future necessi-
ties Of the case ever demand it ia any
Of orr dealings with England.
BY an agreement with England
made in 1917, both nations are bound
not to build or put ailoat any armed
vessels on our great lakes except two
or three small ones. This agreement
may be abregatad by either party upon
giving six months notice. since it was
made, England or her Canadian Provin-
ccs have built the St. Lawrence and
Welland canals, large enough SO that
vessels drawing nine feet OF water, and
having forty feet beam and near two
hundred feet length can run from the
st. Lawrence river into these lakes
This places her i'll a position to cover
them in very short tine with pow
erful armament. In order to be SINH
larly situated, the friends of this meas
ure propose building this canal, large
enough for vessels drawing eight feet
of water, with locks $50 feet long, 20
wide, width of canal on bottom leo it.,
SO that vessels Of the above draft can
pass from the Mississippi river and
even from the ocean into these lakes
upon very shor. notice.
Another argument urged in it's favor,
is that It would be great thoroughfare
for the cheap transportation of produce.
This would benefit the people living in
southwestern Ill the southern part of
our State, parts Of Missouri and Kan
sas.
The:cost is estimated to be f. ON $1o.-
100000 to nearly $14,oo0,0oo; this in
cludes however building dams and
locks in the Illinois river, so as to raise
the water and make it navigable over
its sand bars at all seasons Of the year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
FROM MISSOURI.
The Rebels Cleaned ont OrE'Hy.
estesiile. Arkansas I'Orty-tsv
Federal Soldiers Poisoned by
the Rebels.

Special pispatchto The Chicago Evening J eur.
Sr LOUIS, Feb. p.
Gen. Hallcck forwarded to Gen Nc.
Clellan, to-day the following cheering
dispatch:
EApou AkrERs DEpr OF THE MISSOURI
ST. Louis, Feb. 27th, 1862.
Maj. Gen. McCLELLEN, Washington:
Gen. Curtis has taken possession Of
Fayetteville, Arkansas, capturing mum
Der Of prisoners, stores, baggage, &c.
The enemy burnt part Of the own be.
fore they left. They have crossed ,ha
Boston mountains in great confusion.
We are now in possession Of all their
strongholds.
Forty-two officers and men Of the 5th
Missouri cavalry were poisoned at Mud
town, by eating poisoned food which
the rebels left behind them. The gal.
liant Captain Dolfert died, and Lient.
Colonel Won Deutch and Captain Leh-
mai are suffering much, but are rec
ovcring. The Indignation Of our SOL
dicrs is yer, great. but they have been
retralned from retaliating upon the
prisoners Of war.
[Slgncd] I'll. W. HALLECK, Major. Gen. 2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

SOLDIERS PAY.-The Russian soldier
receives annually only thirtx-six dollars
per year as ray, and his rations consi.,
solely Of black b,ead.-The soldier in
the French army receives fifty.six cents
. month. The pay ofsoldiers is twenty
times greater. The estimate in the
French budget for 1860 was e64, 687 500
far an army on war footing Of 762, 766
men, and in addition, reserve militia,
on peace footing Of 4l5,746 men. It
costs the United States nearly three
times as much to maintain soldier as
it does the British Government and it
must be remembered that the British
Government can get money at three per
cent interest, while it costs us six per
cent. or more.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
A Governor Inlpeached.

Gov. Robinson OF Kansas has got
himself into . pretty fix. He sold the
War Bonds of the State below their
market value to Robert S. Stevens Of
Lawrence who re-sold them to parties
IN New York at profit Of $50, 900, this
being the amount it is claimed, of which
Gov. Robinson defranded the State. A
special committee Of the Legislature
having examined the matter, pronounce
it wilful swindle, and upon the report
the House Of Representatives passed a
resolution unanimously impeaching the
Governor. He is now to be tried by
the Senate. He still holds on the office
seemingly bidding defiance to the Lcgis-
lature. 1t is said also that the Senate
are examining the validity Of the seat
Of Mr.. Stevens in the Senate. who oh
tanned his great majority in Lawrence
Co., which gave 900 more than its
usual vote.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
LEGISLATIVE.

The Senate treat the House resolu
ton, requesting the appointment Of
Adgt Gen. Baker, to that of Il Brig
adler General of Iowa volunteers rather
coolly.
A bill has been introduced into the
Senate limiting the pay Of county Treas
urers for answering letters and paying
taxes for non residents.
The Register says the following bills
were passed in the House. A bill to
prevent the importation aud running at
large Of diseased sheep: one to regulate
the issuing Of certificates Of election in
certain cases; one to specify the party
plaintiff in suits brought against the
County School Fund; one to provide
for the making of deeds Of swamp and
ovcrdcwcd lands one respecting
peremptory challenges in criminal eases;
one defining the duties Of Clerks and
Justices one for the relief Of Willis
Clemens and others; and one amending
Section 81, Chapter % ofthe Revision,
it relation to Supervisors.
DR.. Holyoke, from the committee on
charitable institutions, reported in favor
Of an appropriation Of $4,000 for the
completion Of the Blind Asylum build
ing.
Mr.. Lowrie offered resolution in
the House instructing the judiciary
committee to inquire into the constitut-
ionality and expedien& of passing a
law confiscating rebel property lying
in this State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

recommended its passage. Its friends
claimed that it would be very safe
investment as the amount paid out
would be no great proportion to the
real value of the property. The interest
to iun thereon was fixed at Is per cent
and the owner Of tho land allowed five
years to redeem. In opposition to this
plan Of investing, it was argued that no
interest would be paid for FIVE years,
aud hence the schools Of the State would
receive no support from the fund during
that period. 1t was also shown that
the courts held against tax titles and
therefore the security really would not
be good, audit was still morc strcnuonsly
insisted that some certificates would
have to be foreclosed as mortgages be-
cause they would be taken in small
amounts than there are mortgages to be
toreclosed under the existing law and
therefore the system would be very ex-
rensive. On motion of Your corrcspon.
dent the bill was indefinitely postponed.
That is the end Of that miserable pan
acca for the waste of the Schoolfund.
Strong exertions will be put forth to in
ducc the passage Of u law to draw it in
to the State treasury. There seems no
valid reason for this policy. The law.
under which it is now loaned. is
stringent, and wellproyi,icd with checks.
The Board Of Supervisors will watch
the fund closely because it saves them
from taxes to educate their children.
ard because they are not so much in
f'nonccd by regard for popularity as the
former officers whose duty 1t was to in.
vest and collect the fund. I'D.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

The adjustment Of the returns FROM
all tho pos,offioos in the United Statcs
has just been completed. Il appears
that receipts for postage on letters for
the last quarter whre only $4,000 less
than for the corresponding quarter Ia !;
year.
A new coal mine has been discov-
cred and opened about twenty rods north
Of tho State Prison, Jackson, Michigan.
The coal is said to be free from sulphur,
slate and dirt, and superior for black
smithing and domestic use to any. in the
State.
Iron Of superior quality has been
made in Utah. Abundance Of ore ex-
is,s in that Territory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
FROM MISSOURI AND CAIRO.
4 Cavalry Exp1Oit...COlumbus
Probably Eyucuatlng.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. q.
Col Woods Cavalry has driven the
enemy out Of Dent, Texas and Howell
counties, Missouri, aud taken sixty reb-
81 prisoners.
A Cairo dispatch says heavy rum
bling explosions were heard yesterday
in the direction Of Columbus. Tie en-.
envy is supposed to blowing up their
entertainments.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. &c.
The Secretary Of War has sent in
structions to Chief Of Police here to
prevent the news papers from publish
ing accounts Of the departure Of troops
or other military movements That will
give information to the enemy.
A strict Government surveillance
was established to-day over telegraph
lines, for senae unexplained purpose.
The merchants to day sold bills OF
groceries for shipment to Nashville and
other poxta in Tennessee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06
THE nuRNslDE EXPEDITION.
Additional Facts Of Its Recent
Operations.
WAsillNGroN, Feb. 81.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
The Navy Department has received
dispatches from Com Goldsborough,
dated the goth inst. lie had received
the official accounts Of the visits Of our
vessels to Edenton and to the Currituck
Canal.
The light house at Cape Hattcras
may now be lighted with perfect safety
The names ofthc mcn ot-war destroy
ed by our vessels since the fleet reach
ed Hattcras Inlet, are as follows. The
Scabird, flag steamer, the Curlcw and
Fancy, steamers, and the Black Warrior,
a schooner. Tho steamer Ellis was
captured. 4 new gun boat on the
stocks at Elizabeth City was also des.
troyed-making seven vessels in oil.
Each Of the first six were remarkably
well armed as gunboats. All of them,
excepting the Curicw, were destroyed
or captured in the attack on Elizabeth
City.
A our force took undisturbed pos
session Of E,lenton, part Of a flying ar
tillery regiment, variously estimated al
from one hundred and fifty three hun
bred, fled precipitat-ly without firing 4
shot. Many ofthe inhabitants also LEFT
in consequence.
There are no Notifications ut or ii
the water approaches to Edenton
Among the results Of the expedition are
the destruction Of eight cannon anl
one schooner ON the stocks ut Edenton
Two schooner were captured in tn,
Sound, one having four thousand bush
els Of corn. Six bales OF cotton wer,
taken from the Custom House wharf
There were no public stores in the town
The Custom House was empty.
Com. Gollsboro saya he remained
two hours abrea st Of the town, and wa
visited by the authorities and others
many OF whom professed sentiments Q
loyalty 10 the old Union.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

\ law has passed Congress maxim .
under the Census Of lsU0 the whole
number OF Representatives 24l. One
report says Oh account of the large
fractions an additional member is al
lowed for each Of the States, Vermont,
Rhode Island, Ohio, kentucky and
Minnesota. Another report leaves out
Vermont, and to the others adds Iowa,
Illinois Virginia and IensA lvania, and
intimatcs that these are additional 10
the 241.