a Methodist Episcopal minister, was a native of Indiana; joined the Missouri Conference in 1850, and served on the Unionville, Lancaster, and Ashley circuits. After being located for some time, he was again admitted in 1859, and appointed to Linneus Circuit. In 1860 he was superannuated; after which he resided in Laporte, Mo., and finally settled near Fairfield, Ia., where he died in' 1865. Mr. Wall was a man of clear intellect, average ability, and possessed an exemplary spirit of humility. See Minutes of Annual Conferences, 1865, p. 7.