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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

Washington. Sept. 16.
There is rumor to-day that the propo-
sition OF our Govt to accept the offer OF
the Paris Conference in reference to pri-
watering, has been rejected by European
powers. The report, however, is not con.
firmed
Government has purchased all the
woods bordering on the railroad from
Washington 10 the Relay House. The
timber will be Gu. down and transported
to Washington to be used as fuel A
large number of men are now employed in
Telling the trees, leaving the track of the
road perfectly clear ON both sides.
Information has been received from the
Indian country stating that several tribes
of savages have offered to enroll them
selves In the ranks of the enemy. The
penalty for this reasonable action il a
total forfeiture oftheir annuities set apart
for the benefit of these tribes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

New York, Sept. Is.
1t is stated that one Of the schooners
lately captured at Hatteras inlet, was from
Boston with cargo Of boots and shoes.
The Light House on Body Island has
been blown up, and that on Oregon Inlet
abandoned by the rebels.
The bark Charles Brewer, and schoon-
ers Bonnie Hopkins, T. IL. Russell, and
julia A. Rich, were seized to-day.
Seven Southerners were arrested on
board the City Of Manchester this morning,
who have been profusely expressing seces-
sion sentiments. On the voyage their
baggage was inspected, but nothing trea-
sonable being found they were released.
McMastcrs, late editor of the Freeman $
Journal, took compulsory lodgings in the
classic shades Of Fort Lafayette to-day.
The Ellsworth Fire Zouaves arc to be
mustered out Of service, their insubordi-
nation having rendered them unfit for SER
vice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

EDITOR GATE Cry - feel it an i'm
peratiye duty devolvfng on me to put Ger
tain persons in mind of pledges made to
volunteers. our company, as you are
aware, was the first one raised in keohuk
to volunteer for the var; aud as YOU are
also aware it was with the greatest diff :
Guilty that the company was started, every
one appearing 10th to enlist, and as an IN
ducenent our patriotic citizens held sever
al meetings and literally subscribed a sum
Tor the support Of those that had families
who would come forward and volunteer to
fight the battles Of their country. Uuder
the sacred and binding promise Of many
of the best and weathiest citizens of the
place, that their families would be taken
care OF, these brave and true men enlisted
to serve their country for three long years.
Men who are good mechanics, and who
made for their families living aud some
thing over to school their children, gave
up all for the paltry pay of soldier, be-
lieving and trusting in the honor Of these
men who had so sacredly pledged them
selves Judge, now, the feeling Of these
men, bound, as il were, hand and foot for
three long years, on receiving letters from
home, from mothers and sisters, stating
their wants, and that the small amount
which had been reluctantly dolcd out to
them for few weeks was entirely cutoff.
leaving them helpless and in want Of the
actual necessaries of life, and at the same
time Government has failed to paw the
small amount coming from that quarter,
or nearly so, as the soldiers of this reri
ment have received but $40 in the last
three months
Can nothing be done? What has be-
come of that large fund so praiseworthily
and literally subscribedY 1t cannot ali
be used up so soon. We have but very
few in our company who have drawn on
1T. Or can it be possible that people have
reconsidered what perhaps they did in
haste, and now refuse that pitiful sum
winch is nothing to them but everything
to those who cannot live without It.
I. l. MckENNY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

Mn. EDITOR As none of the newspa
per correspondents have taken notice Of
the "Home Regiment, which was organ.
| lied at Primrose on the 9Th inst, deem
| it proper TO inform the public with regard
to Its organization, its officers and its OBJ.
ject.
There was good attendance of the
various independent companies from the
country round about. When the compa-
nies--twelye in number, though not all
full, were mustered into rank, Captain
Hutchcraft's "Marion Blues" of CLAY
Grove were given the first place, because,
! suppose, of their superior discipline and
military drill.
The candidates for the Office of Colonel
were Captain Richard Emerson, of Salem.
and Gen. Il. A. Nj. Swasey, Of Farming
ton. Mr.. Emerson was the successful
candidate This is good selection. As
to his military experience and ability there
can be no doubt. He is an energetic off
Ger, worthy man and brave soldier.
Captain II. W. Hutchcraft, of CLAY
Grove, and Captain futile, of Farming
ton, were the candidates for Lieutenant
Colonel. Capt. futile was elected
Capt. Tullus, of West Point, and Capt.
Bayles, of Hillsboro, were the candidates
for the Office of Major. Mr.. Tullus was
elected, and so far his election gives gen
eral satisfaction.
The object Of the CLONE Regiment is
hosse protection, to drill often enough to
acquire skill and confidence, so as to be
able to repel invasion and to afford pro-
lection to our homes on the border, while
our volunteer soldiers are absent fighting
our battles for the Union and the Consti-
tuition.
The first grand regimental drill will take
place at Clay Grove, on Friday, the 2lst
Captain Hutchcraft is now raising
company for the regular service under
Col. Moore Some Of the returned volun-
'ecrs have joined his company. There is
yet room, and if any wish to join moral
company under Christian officer now is
the time
BY the way, as there is new regiment
forming 1t would not be amiss to suggest
Capt. Hutchcraft for the Office of Colonel. |
He would make ii splendid and an efficient
5fhcer. lie once, believe, held the Office I
If Colonel as aid to the Governor Of Ken
lucky. UNION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

Jefferson City, Sc

JeHersoh Clty, sept. II.
The correspondent of the st. Louis Re-
publican writes as follows: Persons arrived
here this morning report that on Wednes-
day night Gen Price was going toward
Sedalla with ll,0O0 men, and that Par
sons was there with 1900 rebels and Is
pieces OF artillery. Other accounts say
Price left Warrensburg for Lexington
Wednesday night. Reports are current
that Lexington has been captured but
they are not credited. Parties from Pet
tls county report fight at Black Water,
In which the seccssionists were defeated
BY the Home Guards at point near
Black Water
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
Further ParttcLiars OF Tho Down.
town Engagement.

Philadelphia, Sept. Is.
The Baltimore American of this merB-
ing has letter from Point of Rocks dated
Sunday, giving additional particulars of
the downtown engagement Col. Geary
commanded in person. Our loss Is one
Killed and few slightly wounded. Our
troops behaved like veterans. COMPANIES
b, ID and two companies OF the 18th Mas
sachusetts comprised our force. During
the fight rebel was seen taking aim AT
Col. Geary, when the Col grasped a rifle
from soldier aud shot the rebel on the
spot. Our troops are in fine spirits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

st. Joseph, Sept. IL.
The correspondent of the st. Louis Re-
publican furnishes the following items.
The railroad bridge over Little Platte riy-
er is not yet repaired This does not in,
terrupt travel however, passengers, mails
and troops being transferred at the bridge.
Three regiments United States troops, the
Illinois 10th, Iowa Bird and Kansas md,
reached here today and more will arrive
Tomorrow Before the arrival Of the
Federal troops more than 5000 mounted
rebels rode out OF town bound south to
join Gen. Price. They are an undiscip-
lined crowd well mounted but poorly arm
ed. The Union men are iubilant and hope
full again. At Stewartsvile yesterday two
companies of Col. Morgan Home Guards
had a skirmish with band of rebels and
routed them, killing ten or more and cap
turing several horses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
Special to the Post.
W ashingtcn. Sent

Washington, Sept. TO.
There are no important movements on
the other side of the Potomac, but mill
tary authorities expect important feiats to
be made at different points along the line.
1t is understood that several of our
army officers are busily engaged in return
ing fugitive slaves TO their masters there.
There are rumors this morning that Gen.
Fremont has resigned his command, and
that this action has been taken In conse-
quence OF. tho restrictions placed upon his
proclamation by the letter of the Presi-
dent.
Mayor Berritt, Of this city, proposes to
resign the office of mayoraltv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
Prom Fort M,uroe.

Fort Monroe, Sept. l6.
Fourteen contrabands escaped last night
from near SewalIs Point and came oyar
to the Fortress in canoe.
They represent provisions very scarce
In Princess Anne county.
There are some 500 troops at Sewall's
Point. The force there is constantly
changing.
The vessels composing the blockading
fleet previous to the Hatteras expedition
are again returning to Old Point.
The st. Lawrence has been off Sayan-
nah, but brings no news.
A Frenchman, who deserted from the
Yorktown, states that she is iron plated
to protect her sides and upper machinery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
Reports from Sonth~wn Pnpe,s.
r Richmond Special
Louisville, Sept. Il


Richmond Special
Hon. S. p. Walker, Sec'y Of War, has
Resigned in consequence OF bad health
His successor has not vet been appointed
All the New Orleans banks sus appended
pecie payment to-day, and treasury notes
IRE all ut par.
Richmond, Va, Sept. II.
A fight between Wise and Lincoln IS force
ht Hawksnest has been confirmed. Gen.
Henningsen directed Confederate troops
Enemy badly cut up. One Of the Con-
bderates was wounded. Hampton's cav
blry made splendid dash into the ene-
nies' lines near Alexandria. After some
sharp work they returned with three pris-
pners and considerable war munitions.
The Fort Smith Times learns that five
regiments Of Texas troops will join Ben.
McCulloch in a few days, also Mississippi
Ind one South Carolina regiment.
The Louisville Journal OF this morning
publishes correspondence between Hon.
o.. Holt and the President in regard to
Fremont's proclamation. In answer to
Mr.. Hollis enquiries, the President en-
Hoses copy of his letter to Fremont, al
|sady published.
The Journal learns that from every
uarter the recent wanton invasion Of
Kentucky by Confederates is disapproycd
y thousands, and gives instances wherein
bouthern rights men have announced their
purpose to unite to repel the invaders.
The Courier of this morning publishes
card calling meeting Of all citizens Of
Henry, Trimble and Carroll counties to
brm league for mutual protection of
Ives and property Of families Of all parties.
rhe idea is thought to be to put down all
parauding bands Of either party and avoid
kuerrila warfare.
"A skeleton OF a new regiment under G.
Pope, Of this city, graduate Of West
Point, goes into camp this week at he
air grounds, near the city. One cavalry
ompany, composed Of Germans who have
pen service, aud one of artillery $50 men,
Under j. w. Scott, will have Peter Hart,
4 Fort Sumter, al LIST Lieut..
1t is reported 5000 Conloderatcs under
LOllikoffer came 10 Cumberland Ford,
Knox county, on Saturday, and captured
papt. Colstein SEQ. any OF Home Guards
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

The United States Quartermasters in
Western Virginia, and particularly DR..
Leib, at Clarksburg, have been in the
habit Of paying off teamsters and other en-
ployees in Wheeling bank money, which
they purchased at eight or ten per cent.
discount for treasury notes or gold. The
Wheeling lntelligelcer makes an expose
OF this, in connection with the Pittsburgh
Gazette, whose correspondent at Clarks-
burg writes:
"The Quartermaster of this post is Leib,
Of Chicago. Most of the talk have heard
here in army matters consists in denun-
Citations Of this gentleman, both loud and
deep. He compels the teamsters, carpen-
tiers, laborers, and all, who must, submit,
to take their payin Virginia money, which,
even on the spot, he can buy at 10 per
cent. discount"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

Farther Point. Sept. II

III hliti hiALt sept, III.
The steamship Anglo Saxon arrived of
this port this evening. She left Liverpool
at ! clock, a. m, of the 9th, and Lon
donderry the 9th inst
fhe Nova 1.cutfan reached Hondonder.
ry on the evening of the 4th.
Political news by the Anglo Saxon il
| unimportant.
Great Britain.--TheLond Times saws
the impression seemed to be rery general
ut Liverpool, that passengers to or from
he United States are required to be eau
tious at the present juncture against any
expression Of opinion on the civil war
The policy of working on short time pre-
cautionary against the cotton supply, and
Of the glutted state of distant market
Tor manufactured goods, continued to make
progress in Lancashire.
The London Times in an editorial on
the present aspect of American affairs.
argues that enough has transpired to sho !,
that the subjugaton of the South is NEXT
to impossible, and submission in the high
est degree Improbable, all the events of
NA@ "ai 1hua AGA hdfiHE pccH favorable 10
the South. 1t says the establishment of
passports. the suspension of the habeas
corpus, and other kindred measures. all
Of which are unavoidable, make travellers
lind themselves more at liberty in Vienna
than in New York. The Times doubts
much whether the Americans, after the
war is ended, will retain the old form of
government. 1t thinks there must be
two governments, that they will be less
democratic, and that the North bears !
resemblance to the lost republic
1t was reported that Austria and Spain
had addressed note expressing their IN
tentlon, III the event of the French troops
being withdrawn from Rome, to each place
regiments at the disposal of the Papal
Government
The French team frigate which was at
Halifax, received orders on the 18th of
Aug, to proceed to Vera Cruz.
The Patrie says this measure is attrib
utabe to the difficulties which have re-
Gently arisen between the French repre-
sentatiyes and the Mexican confedera-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
n n . llneY Akirmtsh.
Point of Rocks, Sept, 10th.

Point OF Rocks, Sept, 10th.
Yesterday six men Of the Massachusetts,
18th while riding on the toll path two
miles above Harpers Ferry were fred upon
by the rebels from the opposite side of the
river. But one was killed. There was a
considerable body of rebels posted behind
the warehouse and other buildings. Capt.
Steiber of Massachusetts, 18th directed
the fire Of l2-pounder against the build
ing and dispensing the rebels. 1t is sup
posed that FIVE or six were killed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
. AR! WAR;. WAR!,,

All persons Keeping or having for sale nm, or an
KINDS OF Munitions OF War, such as Guns Pistols. Re
volvers and all kinda or Ammunition are raonrea ~,
10 sell TO person without an order from the under
signed This order mus. be strictly complied with.
under penalty Of for.eng ali articles msptioue !. In
hslr possession. JOHN STANNUs
Jgisu surveyor Porn OF keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

Ia The New York Leader reports the
arrest OF agents of the rebels in N. r..
and the discovery of carrier pigeon
communication from the suburbs Of this
city with Richmond. A pigeon was shot
by . r'tieman and under the birds WINGS
was an important dispatch on its way
South. A shed somewhere ON LONG III
and was used as starting point for the
pigeons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
zen. st0r&fs In -. JS...Rep~rte0
Captnrs OF Gree Ms Fovcss
st. Louis, Sept. u.

St Louis, Sept. II.
Gent Sturgis, with one regiment of in
fantry, companies Of cavalry and one Of
artillery took possession of St. Joseph,
Mo, on Friday last
1t Is reported that a battle took place
ut Lexington yesterday, between Federals
there and Green's rebels, in which most
OF the latter were taken prisoners. This
needs confirmation.
Another bridge was burnt on the RI. &
st. Je- 4. r. day or two ago, precipi
tatlng tle~ locomotive into the stream and
killing the engineer.
Reports are current here that confeder-
ates have eyacuted Columbus, XIV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
NOTICE.

Inc subscribers having soidto CHARLES III. WYNN
The goodwill Of their establishment and all of their
stock OF Goods and Merchandise hereby solieg for
MIN ihe patronage oftheir former customers.
Mr. VIM will continue the business at the old siand
no ~ Main street. COMsToCK 4 BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
st. I,onis. Sc,

St. Louis, Sept. lG.
Col. +. +. Blair, Jr., was ordered yes
terday by the Provost Marshal to report
himself under arrest on the general charge
Of using disreputable language while al.
iuding to his superior officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
p - -'----------T---
POLITICAL
Hon. J F. Wilson.

Republican candidate for Congress will address the
people al The following times aud Plates
TAYLOR county. Thnrsdss, September Nd
Nj. Ayr, Friday. September 81
Leon. Saturday, sepssmber 2-
Gprsdon. Monday, s~ptenibes So
CentcryiIir. TUESDAY. October
Bio9mhsld Wednesday, uetober2
ksosaaqua, THURSDAY. ctonef q
ks0ka k. friday. october
FoH Madison, saturday, o. laber g.
1uriingtcu, Monday. OSsobes 7.
!. All the ncssings viii to held NJ clock n m an
1ons otherwise arranged
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
EI'ssifs Of Nll kinds
NOTICE.
OFFicE or THE BoaRD or CoHMrssIoNrRs,
DIS MoisKs RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

lies MoiNKs RIVER lAPaovEMrNT.
heesauqsla, July "a 1861.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned.
~ commissioners OF the Dies Ao,nes River I'm
proyement, appointed uudcr all Act Of the Lrrisla-
ture Of the State Of Iowa. passed March ard, 1860
entitled IN Act III relation to the nes Mones Rly
or Improvement will proceed to offer for sale to the
highest bidder oil the interest Of the State OF Iowa
IN aud to the Locks. Dams and water power and all
the lands aud lots sppurtenant therrto situated and
located at the following points on the Dcs Moines
liver At the towns OF Bentonsport and Ronapate,
~ the county Of Van Buren, and at the town Of Gro
ton. il the county OF Lee State OF Iowa, as foowsA
At Benionsport On Tuesday, Sept 2lth, at 2 O'Clock
:. y. AT Bonapartc on Wednesday Sept 25.h. at
two o clock r. NJ. and at Croton OH Thursday Sent.
Goth, 1861, at 2 o'clock p NJ
Said sale will be made n conformity with the 18th
section OF the act aforesaid
Terms aud conditions further made known at the
places and on the DAYS OF sale.
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
+. J. JEWETT, ! Cou'rs
e. MAYNk,
Aug. 90 dta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

ceg- Breckenridge is making 'secesh'
speeches in Kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

Guns SHIPPED. Eight hundred guns
were shipped this morning to St. Louis
for Col. Dodge's regiment, 4th Iowa, in
charge Of Capt. Burton and AZ recruits,
who arrived yesterday from Council Bluffs
by way Of Eddyyille, and have gone down
TO join the regiment, which now numbers
100 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

H. All business with the Field and stan oaeen will
be Transacted At the Regimental Headquarters.
III Prfsaies and non-oommsSioned officers having
business " ranaael Will apay 10 thett respective
PAny oaunand.Fs and not To the Field or STAFF DcNr~
unless they have complaints 10 make avainft their en-
psny onieors.
~ Dc men viii not leave Camp wlthori q written
pass or la company with comm sssicneA ofricer
" No company will be left Camp without The
presence 81 st trasl one comm aFed officer
sit lsFislas wli be held responsible fr The
OF their EeL.
VII. All Officers u iae Reslmen expected IL aid
ID executing thas Order CYRUS HuSSFY
Colonel Gem mana !pg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

TLowry. at the News Depot, next to
the Post office, is now receiving the St.
Louis Democrat in "a hours after its pub
LEGATION, and the New York dailies in ad-
vance Of the mails. He has also the
monthlies and the illustrated papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

/ osT.
hunar, pieces OF Machinery belonging to n Printing
fress-snpposed TO have been LOST within the pas
lev weeks, from the Building on Ffh street. betw cen
Main and Johnson. The Under will be- literally re
warded, upon leaving all any them al this ONCE
sep;gt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
UNION MEN, RALLY!
Iou. fHOS. ". CLAGETT, and c. ". LOWRIE

Union candidate fos Representative, will address the
{Docp,e u Lee county . follows
~ Port Madison. W Wednesday. Sept. Is. JPN
Al est Punt, Thursday, Sept II NJ
Al Clay Grove, Friday. Sept. ae, 2 2. NJ.
A. Primrose, Saturday, Srps. ~. TPM
GEO, W. McCRAKY, rnion caafidate for
'Denasor, will SPEAK a. follows:
~ Heosier Green, pes Mones Tp, Sept. lsTPN.
AZ croton, Thursday. Sept. ~, TP NJ.
AtCharlesion, Friday, Sept. 20,TP.M.
All tn opposed " treason and It's syrnpaihixes,
ind In favor OF standing by the Government, are earn
|ootly invited 10 attend. BY order % the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
General NrderNa

Col. bussey has issued the following orders for the
government OF Camp Rankin, Ii liz his intention and
that OF all TIE oners 70 enforce discipline and
have model camp:
CAMP RANgIS Sept 10 1861
The following hours will be strictly observed for
Tie performances u The dusIp hptaEn xp.rlsad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
w ashington, Sent. 16


The Post Office Department has an
swered all the letters asking for informa-
ton IN regard TO the \. Y. Evening Day
Book aud all other newspapers excluded
from the mails. Itappears from the cor
respondence that not only postmasters, but
all other postal agents are prevented in
any wise from aiding in their circulation
Notwithstanding the explanation made
BY the Spanish Minister to Mr.. Seward
ON Saturday, the reported proclamation
OF the Captain General Of Cuba, concern
ing vessels carrying the rebel flag, occu-
pied the attention Of the State Depart
ment to-day.
The following official dispatch was re-
celyed at Gen. McClellans headquarters
to- day:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
Dearnestown. Md Sent

This P. ms at half-past clock, about
400 rebels attacked the extreme right of
my piekets, about three miles above this
place, opposite Portcharcs Mill. The
affair was asplrited one, lasting about two
hours. The enemy was driven from every
house and breastwork they occupied. Eight
or ten of them are said to be killed. and
several wounded. Our loss was one killed
Our victory was complete. The troops
behaved admirably. Our cannon were
Indispensable and rendered good service
in the action. TSicnedl
j. W. GEARY, Col 18th Pa. Reg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Bring on yonr old Stamps and Stamped Envelopes,
ana exchange them for the style. The old style
WAL not pay postage after the 18th Inst.
j. HOWELL, Pm
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 1fth 81
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CAMP kArAIs iSept III 1851.
No intoxicating liquors 10 be used ia or about the
spcsmpment
kosfuuklng in unRrtc-s-
No caYd-riayins IN or about the enosmpment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-13

ISS SUPERToB ST OLEFEbAhDs o.
Glass and Painfs being our speclal bus lea7 - can
OfIer Inducements 10 buyers unsqualled in l15 VI
cinity. ri iunellR8