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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-20
To i. o ErrnEwILL.
Msior & Q. NJ, Augusta, Ca.

In accordance with the above, cnll upon the
Citizens, in the Counties and Districts named,
to sell all surplus Wool to the Government. The
necessity IS great; and ss tho Soldiers who are
defending your homes can only be clothed by
selling US your Wool, trust all patriotic and
loynl men will 10 willing TO assist. Ny Agents
will trmversc the whole District Parties living
at convenient distances to Augusta, can send their
Wool to inc. Sacks vii! he returned. Wool will
bc received at any Rail Road Depot or Stdtion in
the District.
Tue Go7er.ment offers the following liberal
! prices:
For ID. Unwasbel gosd Wool (oash) ........$1.o9
or ior ID. Unvashed good Wool, p yards A.
sh;r;ugs; or 3 y. sheerings; Or2a y. s OF. 0snx
hurgs; or II lbs. No.. & Ce,ten Yarn; II !bs. No,
J 8 Cotton Yarn; or lh. No. ~ Cotton Yam; W
| lb No. IL Cotton Yarn.
Permission hn. been asked. and will be granted,
tn impress MI Wool in tho handsef specuiators--
hut this;s dsagreeahle and it is hoped these pricss
will ipiuce the farmer to sell ut once to the Gsv-
ernmcrt. for the benefit of the eOlders. Cores
ponience desired with wodl men in all parts Of
the District Any person having detail, selling
bis wool to any other than an Agent Of the 5. e.,
will forfeit his detail.
L. O. IRIpEWELL,
Msj.r 4 Q. N.
Mr.. E. i. YoUNGBLO0D, at Edgefeld c. K,
is hereby appointed Agent for Edseaeld Distriss.
:; June II "a
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Captain Comnapging Company.

4 GEORGIA LAny.-Mrs. Mary Arnold,
wife OF Vim. T. Arnold, of Coweta County,
Georgia. made in the year 1863 one thousand
twentv e;tbt serts ofcfothe besides knitting
several pairs 5fGsoves and socks ~ soldiers
gratis. Who cares for Yankee bfockaaes
when we have ladies of such untiring energy
and perseverance among US? Three cheers
for Mrs. Arnold.-Lagrange Bulletin.
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Slave Labor for the Coast
DIVISION NO. 8.

r COMMISSIONERS ZOE ROADS and the
L. town authorities within the Judicial Districts
of Fairfield, Richmond, Edgefeld, Lexington,
Barnwell and 0rangeburg, will forthwith sum-
mon nll Shareholders within their respective limits
to deliver 0NE-F0URTI of their slaves liable
to Road duty, at the Railroad Dcaots nearest
their residence, at 10 Sslock, a. m,ssen TUES
DAY, the I'd duy of August noxt, there to await
transportation to Charleston to labor on the for
tGcations for thirty days.
II. The military authorities ut Charleston hav-
ing made a reasonable concession to tho demands
of planters, by suspending to reapisitioh for
Labor until August lst, il is hopedk that all in
Division No. will responsibility to th;s call.
III. All negroes delivered on The call Of the
Agent Of the State, or roluntariiy, will be prompt:
ly discharged at tho expiration of thirty days
labor Thoso delivered undor arrest, will he de-
tanned for double Term, as the law provides.
r. B. JOHNSON,
Agent of the State Of South Carolina.
Camden, June %, 1t Z!
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Estate Notice.

TERs0NS having olsims aguinst the Estote of
II. DR.. E. Bland, decd, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. jaime. ". Harri-
son, who is my authorized Agent in sottlins up
the business OF the Estate. :.
n. f. DLAND, Alm'x.
Mort tf A
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The following extract from privaselctter
exhibits the Yankees in an unusually amiable
light, "a the Carolinian remarks

1 ssw sorhe ladies q few days. ago, who
lived near the battlefield of Hawes. Shop.
They told me that they went to the battle
field ofter tie fight was over and took some
of our wounded bomc. The Yankees, they
said, buried all Of our dead, and put neat
head boards to the graves, with the names
and commands cut upon them, declaring that
men who fought ss we did, deserved decent
burial and should have it. They certainly
have very high opinion Of our brigade Gen.
Buffers Cavalry.) A captain whom We cap
tured yesterday, informed US that the priso-
rers from our command were not compelled
to walk, but that as a compliment toour
,, Eallantry, Pennsylvania regiment WAS dis
mounted and OUR men rode their horses.
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IMPORTANT WOOL. NOTICE.

ATLANTA. Ga, MAY llrA 1884.
VyOU arc hereby appointed AQon. for the col.
4 lecting Of Wool for the use of G. s. Army
i'll Districs al" comprising the Counties of Rich.
lnond, Columbia, Glassccck, Talliafsrro, Warren,
Wilkes, Lincoln and Elbert. in the State Of Geor-
gin, aud the Districts of Edss6eld,,' Barnwsll,
Abbeville, Oraugeburs, Laurence arsi Neubsrry,
South Carolinu.
Yours &n.,
&. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Nnior & O. NJ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-20

azr- In the French possessions on the Senegal
in West Aeric,. French hlock.hcuse had been
captured and fifteen hundred French soldiers
massaered by the blacks,
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Administrators Notice,

"A rL persons indebted to the Estate Of Wm.
"A Ioney, decd. will psy the same without delay,
and those having claims against said Eatato arc
notified to render tbam iu pr"perly attested, TO
DR.. J. B. Courtney, agent for The Administrator,
forthwith, as wo desire to close up the Estate IS
coon az possible.
;. GEO. J. T0NEY, Ad'or.
Nov.25 lyH a
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Candidates for the Legislature.


CART. II. w. ADDISON,
S. +. GRIFFIN,
MAJ. JOHN E. BACON,
DR., a. W. YoUNGBLOOD.
Wv. ADAMS, Esq.
T. A. TOWNSEND, ESQ:
Dir. II: r. COOK,
GEN. X. q. NJ. pUN0vANT,
MAJ.A. J. HAMMOND,
Col. loJlN HGIKT,
Carr LEWIS JONESa
Dr.. W. D. JENNINGS,
Rev. x. W: LINDLER,
J. P. MIcKLER, ESQ.
GEO. D. TILLMAN, ESQ.
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Burial Cases!

n keep constantly on hand full stock OF WalESa
L and Mahogany c0EFINs; ~hi.h, from md
after this date, will be suld for CASH, and at
prices as reasonable as the times will admit Of.
The use Of the HEARSE will be charged for
according to the samo ratio.
EdgOaold. 8. c., Oct 10. 1851 TT AZ
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Estate Notice.

A LII persons in anywise indebted to the Estate
"A of s. NJ. Penn. decd, are earnestly request
cd to como forward and sottle up without delay.
Those having claims against said Estate will rem:
der them in properly attested, at an early date.
1E q. l.. PENN, Adu'er.
Aug4 If 81
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Notice.

q OBLIGATION will be made at the next Sit
IA ting of the Legislature Of Seuth Csrolins
to ncrea.c tho rate Of Toll st tho Sand Bar Ferry
on the Savannah River, near the city or Augusta.
E. r. WHATLEY, Proprietor.
i. Muy 81 tt %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-07-20

usual disadvantages oftwo to one. The is.
sue cannot be much longer delayed, and |
am satisfied, Notwithstanding the croakings
of civilians, that Atlanta will not fall, if
Gen. Sherman will but consent TO its trial
by fire" What We, most fear is, that he will
I strongly entrench, according to his custom,
aad then despatch columns to take the rail-
roads, and thus cut off our supplies ) but l
believe that even in this attempt he Will en-
counter check. AT present, he is massed
on our centre and right A few of his troops
are On this side of the river behind tempora
ry works, butno serious attempt has been
made to cross in heavy force. Some artillery
fighting has taken place between the batteries
on this. and the opposite side OF the Caatta-
hoochee, which serve principally to disturb
the monotony of silence; but general quiet
prevails along the lines. Johnston has simply
thrown down the gauntlet and offers battle.
A part of Gen. Kirby Smiths command
has undoubtedly crossedt the Mississippi Riv-
er; and since Secretary Stanton has announce
ed the fact generally, have no hesitation in
saving that / ha1eiseen letter from one Of
his prominent officers, which certifes. With. \
er bound, 1 must not say. Morgan will soon
be on the move again, and Forrest is in the
saddle. Combinations are being made by
the President which looketo glorious end,
and, for one, am more than ever sanguine
with reference to happy turn, and that right
speedily, of the wheel ofour furtune.
A succession of pleasant showers for two
days has laid the dust, cooled the air and in
our men. Vegetables are being is
sued to some extent, and general good health
prevails. PERSONNE.
p. S. 1t is reported this evening that the
eueny shcw preparatory signs Of falling
back. :.
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made
Il to the Legislature Of this State ct its next
Session for char,eS o. tho Bath Mills Company
in Edseield District.
July IL 3m 20
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II wBgoks
JUST PUBLISHED BY
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nn111,In1a g q "
COLUMBIA, S. c.

THE SPIRIT OF MILITARY MsN-
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Also
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Any Of these hooks will be psnt FREQ of post
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StraYed.

S1TRAYED on or about tho sth inst. from my
= residence, ono mie East Of tiilgal Church,
n BAY MARE, with ono or more white feet No
other marks remembered. Aged three years. All
information concerning said marc thankfully re7
ceiyed, and suitable reward will hs paid.
LEWIS REYNOLDS.
Pleasant Lone, May "a ~. tt 2a
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tAc l7rn GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS,
Near Gaines Mills, Va.
June 10th, 1864.

AS Privates J. G. Hardin and T. f. Rainey,
Of Company c, 18th Georgia Volunteers, are
at home in Campbell county, Georgia, at
this time, deriving the sympathies of the
people as being wounded soldiers from the
late battle ofDrewry's Bluff, wish it dis
tinctly un lerstood and known that thev
skulked cut of said battle and inflicted their
wounds upon their own persons themselves,
in order to avoid further danger of battle.
r. B. HOGAN,
(.l,;- 40 ,c;po Cornn,nv
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A BRAND FOR CewARDs.-While awarding
full praise, as far as can. be given, to our true
soldiers and brave defenders in arms, it's the
duty of, all observes and witnesses to pull of
the lionszrobe wherever it is stolen to hide
calf skin orSo disgrace coward. All good
officers should note and report all clear cases
of eowardice or mposture. Such occasions
we hope will never be numerous, but Tor all
such we commend to all commanding officers
or competent observers the following order
and notice:
BlvouAc l7rn GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS,
Near Gaines Mills, Va.
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The impression Prevails throughout the
conntry that the enemy greatly outnumber
ns This is an error. lie left Dalton with
81 ,oo0 men. His confessed losses have been
near 10000; his garrisons absorb ten or iii-
teen more, and Ills reinforceme'its number
only about 10000. II, therefore, he has CO.
OO6 effective muske.s to-day, he has his full: !i:
lest strength, and the Confederate army will
not be compelled to fight him under the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

49, SEA = $500 s..s
Ask Cott.s. Dwssainss uitA rooms e,ss.ru ~
CELLAR, fall lot and well fenced, oratedss Fniea betvees
dnl1nxs 4 one yssfs Enquire n Il B. THH-xfCk,
= $500 .-z. wv. go So STATE &c Agent
E0R sSALE--Lots 4 and 5 10 Blech
These lots are very nicely located and VIII be poId q
lDS price n cs6h. Esquire - 9#4 Issa
- 49, xsa H-6 1kAss-ffick-
EOR SALE.-A Double Brickf Cot.
&ss D~saaine containing rosus esSa eeaisrs, els
&rp, ard lot veil fenced. Prcs $ll00 Aiso : cotfarr
orfk dwelling With three rooms. good cellar sftrn and
: I:ss''s r' ma 81 s' n; e; Miro e <.
FOR SALE.-80 acres Of hand, 20 acres
- .a.{s .,es sssA - fss s.s.. yi,A lnss~s-
lnAsAvalss ssoas 3 miles NOS sais eis,. rsis seea
NM SSsH9 = ~ tea \, = 81: I,SSs ;l.,t
:. :. !. - = 80
EOR SALn- The Cottage Bxiek DveA-
=, Ing He1ps. on Morgan street. befneea Ssa ara ssh
streets, containing nine rooms Enquire Or = ~
en Sgs \. kTRx-RHOK, Is
IT. -l.1. ksAl ksta. .s Agent
EOR SALE--A Cottage Brick Dwell.
iaG Hssse vish sis roens eissern and celiss sssu.
stsd on Hsh street bstwesn ssh and iosh .rsets sie
eeM - ne sale. Price n 9s9 Enquire 4aEsssk
nA,ios IL b TES-EytK, Real Ezts,s Ast
Tor SALE-A Frame Dwell;ps. with
"a on Hrh street ssse.a 10th ana i'm s,l.. s,.
Viz" hnasSe~ i5nslei H. xkkEYcK-
TOR SALE--60 acres of land. s6acre.
prvvsnents. Tins land i heated ON the ilua about aDr
miles above this city. and admirably adapted % the grow
~ o spes hss s's.i OF NO sale Price IS p~r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

s1Ibo want q exposure y ~ entaido 81.
h yonsg ~, " nadefsta1d, has n
ojstiy been removed bsyenA& g. pbef'
Has her hnily aesiDg Hpa-
tliss. The - - 6t1-
~ ose, aad wc y ~ ~ ths
! fp'''''''
A Faanrrns eiis vrrws.-ose
Of oar Colonies = 1Snnessse, Who has
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q ) lal1b A074:
&C., AAanll aas6aaieD.
tkeir militia ~ pfdiatslr-fet every
able-bodied a DeSse5a 4B9 ages Of
.si9htssn ana forty -iivS, u driifilG With
Neut regard to profession or oallfng Lss
every one Be- lifted ct homo to take the
6eld; sa.Y1pesAis ervisse a. 4sd-
Cd Le viii Be ready tor action. Let thSfe
Lbe no exemption, no Communications. no
Fbp0a6es.4 Il ARass 0sgAl4y1Se9setiHA
Of gvAsA VA orgsaljs dad n &1fl
ed militia at homo would have : great
moral effect upon our enemies, a. we'll -
give securitys,p or pespl4 i4the event
Of future reversss upon the present field
Of the war.
Co5SEE.-The editor Of TIE Baltimore
American, who admits himself to be
-gnsetlossr of coffee, says he has rsosufit
received two serious checks to his enthu-
sissmn uQae Vas the assurances af IN old
traveller from the East that his Mocha was
not Mocha. and the other is related be-
low:
Visiting recently the Commissary De-
partment of one of our large military hos
pitala, ~ noticed several berrpie ofdried
coffee grounds. Tie purpose whereof excl
ted our curiosity. The polite Commissa-
/ ~ iafernpdvs thaA they seeeiysd tNelxe
dollars barrel for the grounds, and thus
added materially to the 'Slush Fund.-
Bus 'wha. Is il purchased for W persist
ed. WELL said he, hesitatingly, it is
rearomatiEed by the Transforming hand
Of modern c6emsstfy, ard PIT spin pouad
papers, which are deconted with attrac-
tive labels and high sounding numes,
and sold 1t Prices which create .Astonish-
nent at the small margin left for profit :"
Nh. LIHeoLN's Rs,Etncr1ox.-A eer-
respondent Of the Chattanooga Gazette
Gays he recently had conversation with .
pssminent rebel eitisen Of that sounky u
| regard to the probabilities of the Presiden-
tial election, in the course of which the
rebef aid sss X -sses-s y s@F.sss -
"If Lincoln is elected, We may Just n
we'll givsap the gane. for rsscan ihthas
case have no hope that the peace men Of
thgz<IBiset eessps wuuh bs-sAleF AegSoW
troll the country. 0ursll = staksd rpSa
the issue for it is an absolute impossible.
jitygfer ~ 20 bold cut saother, fear ysars,
God grant that our fears be not realized
For my owe part would sooner sec the
sun pAucked from his orbit than to see old
ABB reselee.ed. If We have q return q
the hated Union would rather submit
to any other msp than Lincoln"
- -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
DIR. JOHN BULBS
COMPOUNN a1a =
GED RON BITTER Isl
The Lasese ana Meet IapofsaAs Dls.
ceveFy 81 she l0sA Century.

The Lases ana Meet umpossaAs Das.
csveFy 81 she l0sA Century.
No mans name Is more Intimately connected eth Ne
history Of te Mztera Medca Of the United States,
more iasoreay kss~n - SseasG u osaica Ascesery
than that Of
Dr. John Bull, 81 LouIsviiic, Ny,
His inimitable preparations Of sarsapArilla ns iene
stood ri the head Of the ysrOxn cppouns Of thsx
able drug.
His Compound Of via Cherry mas become leasehold
word throughout the est and South. ,ss
His Worm Lgzenges, In HISS thar year ater their in
troduction, attained fepsafion spread the
continent Of North America
But the browning glory Of his lie remains 10 be
tanned N his latest discovery, rather combination, Tor
he does not claim TO have been the discovsrer Of
.ssss q = u II q M,
Which the basis q the bitten now osed 70 the ppb
lic That honor belongs TO the native iHatanu n cen
tTai America to whom its virtues have been known for
more than two HUNDRED years. Atsed wish III tbs IN
dian fsds defiance 70 the ssst deely maiasiA sd hw
dies without fear, the most vencioas scspeAts~ Isas
beifefwith them that while there Ia breath In the body
the Cedron potent cure matter what the diseaDe
nSxS Ne. = &E7s#s gse% aNes*sa ~ ss N.Y.
lille pr Bsll prepared 70 endorse this extrss
gent pseseun h Is nevethelea ssaf6ed 1iun tAee-
oaeh exnAinahn IT tseyiaence reiasine IL vir4us
ma - resAedy and preventive forait aslrg
noiAezcsure either TO changes Of wuather1nd clinn
or to the nasmase isnasaces, IL stanAs. "a ~ e ).
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
TOR sALE-CnEAP-Dr. H;ct,

II OIs SAfs1z- III HAT .-Ufs Hicks
eoess his eaantiful residence spfixs fkeen ,cvu
.ef sale II consists u aistautiAy built veil nisAe
frame costase with ten roms cellar two csserrs rood
esrn thirty aerer Of hard stock POND grape arbor nix
o. rrspes) aas huHdard app- Hecs pssch pear
srssises cnsrsnt rsPa~sry gcosstery strawberry &c
ine ians y vel fenced and in hgS ~ esiiiv.r
ing extremely we'll
this property viii be cold for 81 30 cash. which, at the
insssM tfeninm IN specie is about one<tod cost IL
me property Withdrawn from market Enqairs a. Q
ny ~ II. b. TEy-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
RB161WBER,
30 e rsAftAts BiYfxRs n rn
NOT ALc oHotIc,
CONTAINS 80 RTHsos wHiskT.
And Can't Make Drunkards,
w. ~ BUT
Is THE REST TONIC
IL 1ss Womb.
~ Read Who Says So:

- NeCAO ~ No says So
From ne Rev Le~tG. Beck, Pa,tsr Of the Bsps,a
s.osiss osss r Psi.a ''f.ss's 81 he ssr'A
h.r. l.o-n. Hso1.nds eerma. Rii.er. f.vorse,y
family, and have been pleased sisA lheir snecu
that VS. tsasces rccsnr end ,hen t. nany co.,
Ssseleiss nsss-r axe ssssa psssss.e n psoeaa,.
ing ta!s iaet and calling the Al ties no fsoss AZ
necdtd, TO hese Biltsrs, kpowiaxf xkeffencs
thss n recomnsp aaiien VII bep a. a. Do ihis
.sss sseeffs,,y = H.salnals b, / Intended 70
ss6eaf We snsctedt sndfs r-sosn ~ dunt !"
ss i's'' trhis y ,7 LHsI 2. sECK..9
From Rev. 7. Hsvso. sro.n- D. D.. E6s.cy. q ,hs
CArssieis, fAi'aa- ,.s F.p..s y. r...8
AItAsuGh net disposedt TO Avos o. reeoumepd Y.asnt
nssseasss n sesHl shrsasa aisssssf q sAsiriarrr
IS, ~. g q 2
hinseif % have received IRON any smpie preparations
/. ths Ase list 10 may thss eoarsuss the bsssaa
- shis sAe nsre FssAfIy In rsxase N HooAssd.s
German shisrs prepared by Dr.. I. \. Jses sen, Of
nany y~srA rnasr npressian tn tsey we're enss
y m Rlco6saic 1sssurs. a. isdesssd - ~ AI<nA
ncssr. ssosnsl e. x-o for ,he rsno.sl this pre-
thea, vhep sasrss frcn ere4t ssd long cossinu-d a.
Ssisy. The shree tAere Heres 81 -
.a =. = ,.s
had .inoss drspaited ofi.ssiu,us fsserssass .h.nf
- 8. II sso - r., ss !, a.
From d. Rev. ,o.. n. Ksrnara. P..,o, a. u. ,otS
Baptist Church. 80
DR.. Jaeksos-Dsar sir: have seen frequently re-
ssertsd - eonseea ~ sane silh oounssoa.aons o.
diScrect kinds o. mernes bot resardze ne prsctics
I'd 4 s.vs = 81 s:ss
~ geftsnlsfg y ~ fsmiy OF The ssrfnr eas Of Dr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

EOR SALE--A Cottage Brick Dwell.
~ Hssse, sish six rocus cstern and cellar, stu
area on High street between 9th and oth sreets Title
een q ne ssle- Prfee n, 30. Enquire II selsss y
mAyio. IL b. TEN-EyCK, Real Estass Agt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

\ - IL - - -. 81 Z, u
uu.
60, |
-
~ - " 90 fnuno
-
-.
49,. 49, ~. I.1+ : ss.s1z.
u XM lTl4gN.l
u. al .is5f 80
! =. -. =. - a-i..a - !.
ENEyQ nDDV0s sasas Il rs 1ressssas
IN ssrsn ~ - sT ssssss
FLMsDHD0 To N1R EnNnnro~
|nr,r,r 1,s,,, = !. q !, -. 90. -,
~,F 1x1.y,. 10 q 100 .-.E- 80 sf.sss1 q
WA1Hl0 n .GAlk6T6EUlC8 ~ II.
Y - - 80 z II II - sfasaa Al
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

kOR ASALE-200 acres Of land, l67
scrss under fence and - Of timber with COED
frame Dwelling containng seven rooms and ether out
buildings This farm Is veH rssxxxd Ia - srsls
Trees cherry plumb and other fruit trees together Sh
ornamental irres and other Improvements thai maxs
gaxfhsSe Hancnek Co, ulnnis aud can BE- bought for
~ per acre For farthS information enquire On John
Acheilen on the Place, or 70 n B. TEN-EYCK,
msyu Real kstAfe AT. ke,,kut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
E,OR SALE-95 acres land. 10 .cr,

IL timber ssuheies hcss- ard log barn % acr<s nov
In gratn all under fsncc, we'll xztrred Win frst M
other frress iocntsd eight mea Crstsa ID a. I'd.
ren county iowa This land Al bcsola fn $40 per scrr
80 sseie COED knqntfe M H. nsRKE-KYtK.
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