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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

June 27. (
The only 6ghtipg that took place yes
terday, Vas an attack made By the enc
my on Gen. Barsside, bat Whether in
tended - fsint attempt to break through
HE lines it was = failure. They opsned
with heavy Gre Of artillery. which vas
returned By our batteries, and the rebels
making charge wsfe driven back in con
fusion. Upwards Of 100 being taken
prisoners. This occurred about 8 .. NJ.
snd the artillery firing was kept up for
one hour, when all became qniet At tha,
point. At about the eame time, . battery
opened in front Of . hospital on the LETT
Of the 6fth corps. which the rebels seemed
disposed to clear out, but they were de-
terred By our guss, before ANY damage
was effected.
The engagement between the 9Th corps
and the enemy. for the possession of the
railroad, on "Wednesday, was quite se
we're, the forti6cations 10 trout vi the 81
division, commanded By Gen. Wheaton
oniy n short distance of. The railroad
had been destroyed. when the party we're
attacked BY . heavy force of tho euemy,
under Gen. Anderson, Who was repulsed d
by W,leoxs division. C.ps. Beatty Of the
Third Vermont, was in charge Of the
party that reached the road. aod be fell
back slowly wnils the skirmish line held
the enemy 10 check, but . body of the
esemy made . dsnk movement, expecting
20 turn the lef. fsnk Of the line Of bat
tie. They. however, did not penetrate
Tar enough. although they suceeedel in
taking prisoners. principally of the 4s,h
and lith Vermont regimsn,s of the YER
mont brigade. . As
The enemy afterwards advanced and
attempted to break through the l.ne st
Ieeveral points, bus we're met With such :
heavy Gre from our foroes hat they we're
driven back every time with heavy lose
They fnaIly, At dark, gave up the ef,rt
aud retreated across the railroad bank
where they took up an advantageous po-
sition. Our loss was very light in killed
aud wounded, while that Of the enemy it
is supposed was more than double ours.
We lost quite number of prisoners, bu.
the 6gsres as yet cannot be correctly
given
The railroad from City Point to Peters.
burg is being placed in order aud an On.
gine and cars are already procured to put
on it as soon as it 10 in running condi-
tioD.
Supplies are received at the front reg
ularly and the troops lack nothing in this
reapect. bal they suffer somewhat from
scarcity of water.
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NOTICE.

To Mary A. Corson and Henry c. Copson:
ion are hereby u0ted that there il now on Ale In tn
once O the Clerk of the District Court OF Lee county,
hsok1x Iowa, petiscH q 1amusl r. Miller, clai.in.
OF ycn the sum Of twelve hunred dollars money du
ON eight prumiesy notes. md the foreclosure mort
gre on lot block A. uf kei1s addition 20 the city
ksokuk In said county 10 Wf1N Leighton and Jane
l. stes TO secure the payment of said notes.
And anloD y0u appear and answer nid pseikipn On o.
bo&ors of the second day Of the next seutemh~
tetm of aaid Court which coanencss ON the first Nor
day in AA month"; Judgment vn be rendered aeains
you, according TO the prayer of Gid petition.
RANKIN McCRARY.
june2S Asfvs Cor Miller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

ef Cape Race, June 81.
The steamship Bavaria, from South.
anp,ion, 18th. vas boarded of Cane
Race Sunday. Her advices wers two
days later.
The Times says rumor Of the possible
breaking of tho Cabinet On the Danish
question Is talked Of coo6dentially on
change
/ Confederate loan quiet, 63@68.
Cossols quoted u Close oe business on
the l4thsat 984
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
Washington, june 81.


The House took mp the resolution oE
ssred By 1neersoll. declaring % thei.
opinion that aif permits heretofore isssed
y shs Treasury Dspsrsnsss alIow;ue
Sersons t. trade withia the limits Of sd,
Statss heretofore or nov 10 rebellion
should at once BE- revoked and no nora
issued. -
Washburne. Of Illinois, moved to post.
tons i's eonsidsntion for ten dass-
Agsssd -.o-Ysaa y, Nays 6. Tnis i.
squivalent to postposipg Tho isubieSa
beyond The prseept sessi0n.
On motion Of Holnaa of Isdiana Il
vas w14gsA an i
Resolved. That lie officers 81 shi,
HesssseGEtnufs ssshsntyaunstszspysiss
ntA8 OAghs = give shs preln1Eistl "
disas .slaisrgy pssnsssnsly isjsrsi
sAile q she kas of daty. a ~
loesn ygesi
11'' 'ass diss; g s..;s q. - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

Especial to Post.1
! WMhin~tOn Iur

Drale oemmutatisn--Ths 0eld nill.
Especial to Post.1
Washisgtoo, jane 81.
tits reported that the bill before tie
House repsaiiug the draft communication
will pass. It 10 doubtful IL the Senate
will consent to adjournment if the House
rejeetsathis bill A
No prospects Of repeal Of the gold
bin Mr. Chase has not changed hi.
views u2oa tho subject.
Especial 70 Commercial
Washiogton, juno 81.
Il Is rumored to-day thst Secretary
Chase may recommend some modi60tiou
. the gold bill. Should this prove true
Congress will follow his RECONSIDERATION.
Ii q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

bresstworks further tosths night. opened
on the enemy and contributed considerably
70 check the further a5vAsce.. sa
The rebels quickly turned upon ~ The
captured euas, and at tbe ssue sims CO...
eentrated the Ere Of some twenty Other
p'eces on Capt. Clark's single battery. -
The position in which this battery va
placed wss we'll batssred b. the solid sho,
which came pouring over in quick succes
sioa from the forti6cations Of the snsmy.
Whiles this active WORK VS. going on @
right Of corps. part Of the rsbsl attacking
colunn which By this ums' had bssa d.
ployed In line Of battle was still pressing
down upon the left; At the same time
Lieut. Rogers battery K, 4th artillery,
wheeled into position with comoepdsbis
celerisy, and the infantry aud artillery
soon chccked the further progress Of the
enemy At that point.
Scarcely bad these positions been aifso-
ted, before the rebels made another
attempt to picrce our lines . lis&ls 70 the
right Of that locality but the attack was
successfully repulsed. We took . few
prisoners at this time and amoag them
were several wounded.
The casualties we're not heavy, how
ever, on either side, because the rebels
did not attempt to cross the open Geld il
front Of the breastworks, behind which
our men were posted.
About seven O'clock in the evening an
effort was made BY Gen. Gibbon with = ne
Of his own brigades supported BY one
rom Gen. Grifin's Of the 5th corps to re-
AXE the Lost ground of the l9sh N. Y.
The attack vas very sharp, but failed to
the desired object.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
Washiprtou. June q5-p

WeBsOus Suue 20. H
Our correspondent writes, dated yes
terday morning, that We now permaseutly
hold the Petersburg and Weldos Rail.
road south Of Pssersburg.
The 9th corps had : severe 6ght With
Hills corps and drove them back severai
miles, and held the railroad in an en-
trsnched position.
Osher important movements are in pro-
grsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Daniel Copson:
You are hereby notified that there now on ie In ths
once Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa Keo
Lux psnfaoo = samuel Miller. plaintiff claiming
tho u twelve hundred dollars as money dne d,
eight promisory notes. and tho foreclosure inortg1s,
made oy you on lot block a. Of Reds addition 10 Ke
okuk Lee county, Iowa, to the payment Of
notes.
And unless yoa sPoear and snswcr said petition
before neon Of the econd day of the xt term OF sa
Court, which uee Oh me lrst Mo.-y ia septen
pcf ~ii be rendered against You praycf
IN saa1 euuon- RANKIN McCRARY,
june2S Atfv,. for pgair.,y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
FROM FORT moNRov.
Fort Monroe, June !

The voters OF Norfolk decided yester-
day, Sl6 to 4, that they preferred military
to civil government.
Yesterday morning, the rebels charged
On the lst division of tAe 18th army
corps. bat were defeated With great loss.
About 400 deserten came ia during
the scsion. :
Gen. Sheridan and Getty. win their
comnande, left White Hoase yesterday.
WsatAsr exoesdingly hos at Old Point.
98e II the shade. ~ ss-17 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
Especial 70 Commsrcial.l
Washinrton. luna 81.
Chsylsston. Va, Juse Is,

.sa50a Ohsyleston. Va, Juae Is.
Il is reported By scouts and refsk kses
that thsJeseA Gs1s MsCesslssdks pfsn
Uantss ut0anked aad defeated lev @ess
eIasss asuS~ = Is~isbesg sDslr 7io0e
Troops. u ~,
il y il4giae, reported that. 500 4lo00
IyfSi1 ! |. ]! g!sen !! =! - = - - =. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

NSW AVsAs UoS H.
The Herald's City Point eorrssponden.
says Atlanta papers Of . week ago sssts
the bridge svsr The Chatfshoochie 70 ROss.
Vile Is strongly forti6ed; .,hst,she seares,
the Yankees have been 70 r ,ssville 10 ten
miles northeast Of Narie,ts: that Hook.
er's corps vas repnlssd with great los.
iast week, Wednesday; that the rebel line<
hsve been extended eastward, and the
main body OF the army moved 70 the vi
einity Of Brush Mountain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
SUIT reun puRs. AND EYE !

C&AA = ". - = -
An wac. tkis crrsi Esr IS opsr.
Pray give me your sstrution
ri and Fl, lssg yss s.- W.. = sros % BARGAINS
In Men and Boys Cloths;
TO suit both PussE and EYs.
And on giving them acail-
You cannot fAii 10 buy.
cHoRrs:- On where's the place Of all Others
Where they sell clpthing ChsaR
1t il at Stern Brothers.
No. : Main Street
Though this cruel war ]. raging.
And goods very high;,
Still sell at LOWEST prices,
Aswe did IN days gone by.
We've recsiyeds - geod ss-oftnenf
U{ Clothing, Hats ant chcesf
You needn't leave without Garment,
For grcenhacks We NEVER RAFrsE-
cHosrs - And when yoa'ro asked BY others
Where you bought that suit so neat,
3ss fon can answer: AT Stern Brothers,
Mol Main street.
john do hnrry for I'm ~.its>.
The sun 10 almost down.
wish to stop al stern D.othefs,
Whose store Ia in ths town.
You know we're in need Of clothing
And they sell them so cheap,
So, pray, don't forget the number.
Eight, on Main street.
cHoRus - See how they ars running
I'll tell you where they'll meet:
Attha nlere nrar the Leves.
sH Nos Main strset.
Whatever goods you want to bur
In black, blue, gray hrpwa
Be - call on Stern Brsstherp
That pisce OF Eres& renown.
Remember now that cheapest stand
Yer what you may need
And they viii not fail to please you
At Nc.S Main street =
CsoRgs - And nov = vcra 20 scld;rys 81 q
0ss&E@N In bvth Army and navy:
lyon want any Clothing y
H MAt C~lf ~ Main street, near Levee
y
Having GOD assorsmeni Of Mcns Touths, and pns4,
w. s n,i;e - sre NJ ~, - ~ ~ rsspsstniy
l1xfx 6gnKl1, raI LrvEk KEoKuE, IsvA -
je11-dfn STERN 0MOT EMS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
New York, June 2f,,

4 New York, June 26.
The Herald publishes full extracts from
Richmond papers Of the Goth. but they
contain nothing new.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

New York, Jsas 81.
The Pacific Hail Go. have inforustion
that ths steamer Golden Age spruog her
post shan just north of Acscapulco and
vas proceeding under one wheel The
delden City would overhaul md take her
in TOW If beosssary, sEs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28

ysar a ~ sgs. s =
yasss.i ftsa hi lass rsssdsnce on wsinssaay, Juss
~, st 1.M.
1rey and Peoria papers pie.se copy
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The Government Loan
sZo0. .0oo, 900.

-OF-
$500. 600, 900.
TAss Lean IL aasAerissA by Act Of Can
~s u March sth 1885, which provides IN Exsznr-
cots any period NOT less than ten Or MORE
than orty years from date the pleasure Of the Gov
enment
Ustil its Redemption. hve per cent interest
b to b paid ssmi-snna.ily II cols.
It's Exemyts~n fren ssats sr Lsesl
r&xasfoa sid@ from enc 20 thres per cent pes IN
aum TO its valhe
The Rate - Interest on this loan although
Int hve per cent IA mnch greater currenc,
the difference between the market v.I.e Of currency
aud gold-
A. q Rule, the i've per cent specie securities o.
currency fandcd il the National Loan viii be worsi
il f-s in gold. bs>de. pasag regular and liberal pes
centage to the holder.
Nc securities sfeer - great iuduee.
16nhSs II u believed ns fae various descriptions
9. \. Bonds In All other forms OF irdebteins&s the
isA ABILITY Of private parties stock companies
separate communities only psedged for psyment wii
for the debs OF the United States the whole property
the country II holden secure the payment OF botl
principal and Interest in coin
Ths GUnaeA Debt Of the UniteA
Saa ses which interest is payable in gold the B.
Day of March. 1854. s7es 900. The interest
this dset for the coming fscai year viii BE- <as e7 l2
while the customs revenue in gold fr the ourrent Asi
year, eang june sosh 1854 has been 20 M at the rat
Of slooooo.eoo per .nnun. an amount largely it
Of the Of fhs Treasury for the payment
gold interest.
TAese Beads nay BE ~ 1scrsbed fer
In suns frea ESQ mp 80 any naEai-
suas on the same terms, and are TINS made equal,
available to the smallest lender and the largest capss
ist they can be csnverted into money at any moment
asd the holder VII have the benefit ef the interest
The authorised Amount Of this loan il
Two Hundred Million Dollars The amount Of sub.crip
tons reported to the Treasury at Washington is over
szo,o0o, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-28
CHEROKEE PILLS I
SUGAR
Female
4 B Alt D
COATED.
Regulator.
PRESENTER.

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the A0s0 PS nee 90 M 20 - IN Ktty
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AeAshay Period.
They cure obviate those numerous diseases that
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itself
They cure Suppressed. Ercessre and Painful Monstru
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They Grssn sickness tChlorosis,l
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back and iower part Of the body Heasiaes fsrqneran
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md With 1t ALI the chscts that spring from IT.
Composed OF simple vegetable extracts, they contain
soth deietriuas any constitution however delicate.
their fer function being substitute streng, for weaA
vach, When property used they keEsr il TO do
They may be safely used and at any period
rxcEFr TK rsksr during which the
Infsng nature Of their action would ifaibls RKKvEs-
FregnAacy. Fs8
Al eeters seeking Information sdree will be reey.
prcnptiy and discreediy answered
Full direction accompany each box.
t1-Hrice, 81 per box, or six boxes fo- IS,
tr-Snt by mail free Of postage on receipt OF prisH
All orders must se sent 10 c. A. COOK. Chsrago, on
General Agent snr the West.
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER, PINCH FCLlEks
Wholesale Drugists and BY all Druggists evcry~ here
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NOTICE.


june8
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-18
TO WHOM ASSESSED.


Smith, John A-Cont'd =.
Lighting the street,
Beginning on Indiana ave-
nue., 90 feet from the
northwest corner Of lot
drumming thence cast
WG.dly along said ave-
nue. 80 feet Al inches,
thence southerly at right
angles with said avenue
10 q 30-foot alley, thence
westwardly along said
alley to q point 20 feet
east Of the southwest
corner Of said lot 10,
thence TO the beginning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-18

Having a front OF IL feet Of
inches, by the depth OF
the lot, adjoining the
south 10 fOet 8 Inches OF
said lot. ra raay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
[Puaue Rnsotrrlon No a. !

RrsoLrTieS requesting ths President 60 anpoln'
a day Tor nat tenll humiliation aud prsYsf
Retoigsd tq ne seHafa aud Hsase ~ Eeprsa-n.
taffess 81 fAe Guitsi sfatst af Aeriea ~ C.ugrcs.
assembled, That be ~, aldont u the United states
De requested TO appaint dty for humiliafl o aud
prayer By the people ~ tha GATED states that
he request bis constitutional advisers At The
head q tha Executive Derartnlents 70 unite
With him ~ Chief Magi.frats Of tha nation at thu
city OF Washington and the Aasnbers ~ Con arsss
and ai magist rates, all civil mllitas3 ami naval
siieers az solatsrs, sailors. ard aAflHss, with al;
loyal aud abiding people, 10 convene ~ their
usual places OF worship, or wherever they may be,
To CONFESS ehd 70 repent Of thslf mauiieid sins .
60 impl 70 he compassion and fJrgiv ness II the
Almighty, that, II consistent with His viii, the
existing raheillen may BE- speedily suppressed
ADD The supremacy Of tbs Constitution and laws
ofthe United stairs may be established through
Ruler % thn srld, not 10 destroy US as a people.
nor suffer Us g. Destroyed b the hostility er
connisaucn o4 other cations, o. Is obstinate al
hesion o. orr aN cuunseis, which may BE- In con.
Afet with us Q ereNi purposes, aud 10 ifapiors
/ HIM 10 eni ghien be mind Of the nation to know
aha 40 Hfs ~ hnmbly believing that Il Is IN
AeeaFdahse yFh His viii that our place should o.
maintained ; guted people among the fanlily
q nstions g glers hins % grant % our armed
q tendera and the Of the people that eour-
aEes power - si$tance aud eudurRnes Eseassary
70 sncurs tia result; 20 implars aim 10 Ms in
ante goodness G. soften the hearts. en tighten the
minds, ana 4siH ken this consolsuees Of those IN
rebellion, ihtt hey nssy lay down their arms and
speedily retura 30 their allegiance 10 The United
states thst thsy may NOS b. utterly destroyed,
that be etfus "a OF blood may DO stayed, aad that
anity aud rstefHity may be restored. ami peace
established Gu oHgho ali cur horlrrs
Approved, July :, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE follow
dispatch dated Cumberland the 9Th, con.
firms the reported victory at Morefeld
to Gov Foreman:
Tho following dispatch has just been
received which fully confirms the report
of the account telegraphed you this
morning.
"McCausland waited at Morefeld,
attacked him there at daylight this morn
ing; completely routed his command,
capturing his artillery and four hundred
and twenty prisoners, over four hundred
horses and equipments and three battle
flags
The number Of the enemys killed is
unknown; our loss is large
Gen. Brady johnson was captured
with three of bis staff, but subsequently
escaped.
Col. Peters, 2lst Va, was MORALLY
wounded
McCansland escaped to the noun
tains.
The enemy was pursued towards Bar.
dinyille, Howard Lick. and up the south
bank from ten to twenty-five miles. My
command was 80 wearied with the chase
and 30 encountered with prisoners and
captured property, thought il best to
bring il here
My loss was killed and 2 wounded
I [Signed, s. B. A. AvERmL,
Brig. Gen.
Il. A. KELLY. Brig. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-12
if7rsz waa.as. aa...saa ,oaaty. - outaassaul

iIz.sz vazsas, aa;'tt-= cezaty, - outssasaa'
re ivo-s. " ciy4s. q Dosss7iiis. 1evs
"a Bus Rivs- Station. Grant eosatys to
P A4lreH, is.c. land county;
from ertea Bar Brown e0u1sys via Red klEer
ana uco,n, Resume county, TO Akaspes- Ks-
F.oia P.tssi = cassviiIs. Grant county;
FsoEi Talio8 70 BestoEa. Grant couaty-
Rest Virginia.
Fsom Lost eTssk Post once. Harrisos county,
VI Eoekfgrd AID johnson, 10 Peel Tree Pest
0fiee, IN Barbour county
Arizona Territory.
Froia the Pimos Village 70 tie capitol OF Ari-
zona.
Colorado.
From Denver. Colombo. along the Eastern sass
Of tie Rocky Mountains, 70 East Bsnucck. il
FROM Denver, Colorado, via Panehss Piss ssd
Cone}os, TO Santa Re, New Mexico;
FROM Denver 70 Bijon Basin
Erorn Golden City, via RsIst0u Greek and Bould-
sr City, to Burlington.
Dakota.
From Fort AbereromLls, Dakota, to B.nnoek
/ City, Idaho.
/ Idaho.
| FROM Boise city. via Baanoek City. Centrsxiils
[ Pisuesr city. and Piacsrvilis, % Lewiston
From PlSeersitie 70 Fsyeklssilis.
from Boise city to zsassaldo, IA AIturs.
/ county,
PROM Bolss city. via o~yhss. 10 Humboldt, in
Nevada Territory.
Nebraska
For Tulssbargh, ,ebns5a, via Fort Laramie
/ AMI Deer Crssk, 70 Virginia CITY. Ia Idaho;
/ Ero7l risi q CITY, by way Of ths Valley Of ths
/ Elk Horn, & be Slobrarzh river.
Neuddq
! From Aur7ss. svasia, to KsyssiIis, Callfornia
/ FROM o. oa lie % Dau Glen, Hast Range:
/ From 3 Eit.s City, via 0aionviiis, STAR City
/ to Hnmbolf1
| Frua Forf HriJaer, Utah, "a RichviIls, so4s
+ Springs, tie Upper crossing Of snake river AID
yirginia fltys so Hell Cate ia Idaho:
/ From Fort Grid ger, Utah, via Boiso City Idaho,
and Grand sonfe Valley, oregon, 70 Wsils Vel
IA. washington Territory;
From salf 3 &c City. ulaa. via Fillmore cts
and 81 George {, L0s Angeles. California;
| From g. ass City, al 7. city. asrantsvilis
/ Tosei. b iab =, ce1Ar Fort, Ia field, aud Gosh
Froa al lsss city, Utah. ga Provo city. Sail
Creek, 81 ...f~ city, beaver. caravan, esdsi
CRY, 20 - G o. e;
! Hyrufe, MiIlvnis. Prvvidsace, logan, hyde Park
saiithnsld, afd Richmond. 10 Franklla
/ Fron Hyram 70 Psrsdiae;
From, ogden city to Plain City:
From ogden CigY 20 HuutsFilIe;
from Great sals L k City, via Jordan, to Her
/ ri1an,
Froia Rockvils 70 spdB gdale.
From salt Greek, via Poae, Rounds, and Hold
/ IN. % FILLMORE:
FROM spfigslie, via Spanish Fork. Canon
fairvisw, Mount Pleasant, spflngtoWn EphFais
ard Manti, t. Gunnison;
From Mount Pleasant 20 Merouf:
/ FROM Fountain 50 Wal
FROM Cedar City, via Pluto, Piue Valley, 4 ser
Bannfy, aud Diamond 90 T.. tfeoTg@;
From Beaver 70 MieersvflIs.
Erpm fillmere City @ Bessrsf
from agBBlsou = Chicken Greek
FROM Great Sail Lake City. via AIouutain. Web
sr, Morgan, Porter, Gordon. Hsuneffrr. CoAlFitls
Hoytyille Msuship, peoa. * aEssas Hebsr, Mound
Midway, ard Charleston 70 Provo City
/ Approved, June 2ush. lE4.