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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
OUR NEW LAWS.


Fhe ''Raport of the Committee on the
Code" as we said yesterday, was before
u. Wo gave the captions of the various
bills proposed, and now proceed, in accord
apce with oar enunciatioa, to give to our
readers the most prominent features. of the
legislation recommended.
The preliminary bill, inluced by the
emancipation Of slaves, requires no coin
nxnt. One of its provisions is as follows
All free negroes, mulattoes, and mesti
zoca, all freedmen and free women, and al
descendants, through either sex. of any ol
these Persons, shall be known as persons o,
color, except that every suclf descendant
who ,nay have Of Caucasian blood seven.
eights or nnre, shall 10 deemed ,swhite
person. ri
Another section provides. asllfo'Iows:
The statutes and reguatians- concernin ?
slaves are now !nappIcab.ef to persons oi
color: end although such persons are not
entitled to social or political equality with
white persons, they shall have the right I'd
acquire, own and DISPOSE of prepety;;, to
make contracts /; 10 ei.joy the fruits of their
labor; TO sue and besued,; and, to feceive
protection under the law in their persons
and property. :..-
The relations between husband and wife
are amply provided for, making recogni-
,ion of the parties sufficient evidence.
With regard to the apprenticirg Of the
children of freedmen, the following sections
are recommended: ,,
a child 6f co!ored parents, or Of parents
Of whom one shall bs person Of color,
over the age Of two years, may be bound
by the father, il lie he living in the District,
or in case Of his death or absence-from the
District, by the mother, as.an apprentice
to any respectable white or ooIoredperson,
who is. competentto make a contract-.s
male, until he shall attain the age OF
twenty::one years, and female until, abe
shall. attain the ago Of sighteen years.
Illegilimate ckiidsen, within the ages
above specified, may: be bound by the mo.
ther. ',,= .
Colored children between tho agesmen.
toned, who have neither father nor moth.
er, living in the Districtsip which they are
fouEd, or whose parents are paupers, 3r
unable to afford to them a. comfortable
maintenance, or whose parents are no.
teaching them habits of industry and hons
ssty. or =, are persons Of notoriously |. bad
cI,aractef, Or ars vagrants; Or have been
convicted Of Infamous offences, and colored
children 10 .aii cases where they are 10
danger Of motal standardization, may be
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

READY MApE CLorHISG.-We would
call attention 10 tho card Of Messrs. p.
Epstin & Co., Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in Ready:Madc Clothing. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, DC, at 372 King Street,
Charleston. They have associated with
their firm. M. E. II. Kingsmore, good
fellow, whose generosity and courtesy, to.
gethsr with liberal prices, will warrant tho
firm an addition 10 their patronage. lie
ss favoraby known in Newbery and ad
joining Districts. Give them a call.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

Nkw DRro SroRE.-Our friends Messr.
VIC. Moore and VIM T. Penny have
purchased the. Drug Store formerly owned
oy G. II. Allen, and have made large ad-
dit'o"s to the Stock then on, hand. Thoy
.re full Of life and energy, and will doubt.
'eas of'er Inducements to purchasers. Mr..
Penny's long experience as Druggist en-.
t't'es him t9: the confidence of the conmu-
nifty. Give them a call.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
The Abbeville Press.
Abbeville, s. @.
Friday, November 10, 1866.
CONoREssIoNsL ELEcTIoN.

CON0RESSION.4L ELECT1ON.
We call attention to the resolutions ol
the Legislature, ordering an election for
Representatives in the Congress of the
United States on Weaneseloy, 22d inst.
This is very important election, and we
hope there will he good turn out and a
heavy vote polled. We wish our Repre-
sentative, who will have very respcnsi-
ble and delicate position, to so to the Ma
tioual Capital, fortified by the moral pow
er Of a booming vote. We wish him to
feel and the country TO understand that he
is indeed our representative in principle
and in fact. We want man who is iden.
tifiel with us, "bore Of our bone and aesl,
Of our fish,.
We sincerely desire restoration to the
Union for the purpose Of securing peace,
quiet aud prosperity to the country, and
therefore We wish our Representative to he
prudent. judiciogs and conc'liating: We
wish him in good faith and by all proper
tueans to cultivate concord and harmony.
We love peace, harmony and good feeling.
We have done much aud are willing to do
more TO secure these blessings. We are
willing to let shy .gon,s be by.sones," and
to make all concessions consistent with
truth and honor. We hold that those re-
ally desiring friendship and fraternity with
us on honorable principles will ask no
more. But in any event we are forever
opposed to anything that will disAonor
the record Of the past. We are wiling 10
be silent, bnt to disparagc and rerulia!o
never. We have too many .hallowej nsso-
citations and sainted dead connected with
the struggles Of the.pa>t, to consent to the
perpstration Of mcauness so false, 80 hyp-
ocritical, so servile and despicab!e. When
We are true TO ourselves, we afford the
highest evidence, that we are reliable in
the pledges given for the future.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

@ Rev. Mr.. johnson will receive for
'n'sraction q limited number Of young la
d'es. He is we'll known ss thorouz zl,ly
competent to teach all the brans,es of e.
1aa'e education. As he j, most success.
sul teacher, those desiring to ayati .i,emr
selves OF +his services ihoald make inY,nHs..
Ai"te application to him at the Episcopal
Psrsonsgs. =. =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
Nominations

Z EB We are authorised TO announce DR..
r, q, GRIFFIN as q Candidate for The House
Of Representatives. Y. 8. oohgsess. attj,s next
next election. y. 8, s,e i. :. 3 r-5sss
4 tB We are authorised TO announce Ger
s. Mcl lOW AM as q candidete for ths Home
of Representatives, U. g. Congress, st the
next election. !. x
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

SITUATION WAHTEp-We would di.-
rect especial attention to the advertisement
Of Mr. john Z. Johnson, who is DESTROYS
Of obtaininga situation. IIo las been a
successful planter, anl has some expo.
rience as clo'k. lie is steady and Zen
crge,ic young man, and worthy Of good
pace.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

~" Sec the card Of Mr.. George Rob.
inson with Messrs. Fleming & Rowland,
Augusta. Ga. lie has large and varied
assortment Of Groceries, and would be
pl,a'ed to sec his friends from AbbevilIe
District. lie will be found courteous and
accommodating.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

PAsDosED.--We1earn .hat,the follcv.
ing named psrsons Of Abbs.ills District
have :heen pardoned by. The President
Hoo. T G .Pstriu, Mr.. y. Joel Smith. aud
Mt. II, w. Lawson. .:S.z
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

q, HIg" The Times special says tho report of
the United States Treasurer to the Secretary Of
the treasury: says during the past year the busi.
three million dollars per day. ' "'e''se "
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

Mr.. John L. Manning has been elected
United States Senator for the short term.
We stated last week that Gov. Perry had
been elected Zoe the long.term.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

The NEws.-For important informa-
ton we would direct the reader to the ad
vertting columns Of our paper.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

EF Messrs. Kerr IL Moore advertise an
auction sale to take place in front Of their
store tomorrow (satu,day.) It would be
well to attend. Sco advertisement.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

EE Sec DR.. Parkcr's advertisement.
1t has been enlarged and improved. lie
has everything that is usually kept in a
first class Drug Store. Give him a call.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

Too LATE "A very interesting lettc
has just been received from the editor
We regret. THAT it was received too late f.l
publication this week.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

re. See the advertisement of horses
stolen from Mr.. G. c. Mayson.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

THE SrATUs OF TIE FREE MEN OF C-L-
OR IN LoUIsIASA.-Thc New Orleans Pie.
ayune says: "No class of the people have
their civil tights better protected by the
laws Of Louisiana, than the free colored peo.
pie. Even before emancipation, free col.
ored person had all the civil rights of
white man. In the courts Of justice there
was no distinction between him and the
white man. In all civil matters ls could
sue and be sued, give testimony 70: or
againsta white man, make contracts, exer-
else his trade or profession, make wills, or
receive legacies. Under this law some
eight or. ten thousand colored people have
lived in.tkia cityieyer since it was estab.
lished, and'hase bad full protection of all
their rights, have been prosperous, happy
and respected pany:of them have grown
rich, and hav@ proved valuable and pro.
ductye members of society. Nov, by the
act Of emancipation, the whole negro pop
uIation is PLACED on level with this thri.
wing GLASS ef~their own race indeed, on: a
~tigheI basis, ms all distinctions before the
laW,'and in regard to all personal rights
between them and the rest of the people,
have been abolished by the existing Com
stitution aud laws of louisiana"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

PosT MAsrEE.-Our friynd Mr.. ". W.
Lawson, being an sol ject of Executive
clemency," has teen pardoned hy His FIX
cellency, President Johnson. The Post
Master General has appointed him Post
Master At this placc-,he oath Of Office in
this instance having been modified. lie
has for several years held tho Office with
entire satisfaction TO every body. BY his
courtesy aud p"lireness lie has won for
himself many friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

eY- The Internal Revenue Guide. publish.
e2 by G. J. Elford, Esq. should Lo in The hands
Of every tnS S-paYer. It is a~fnrfnphlet Of o6
pages. neatly printed by G. l.. Elford. Green.
,illc, S. c. Price, 90 cents. This book is a
convenient and correct guile for all who have
taxes to pny. 1t shows the Schedule of Taxa
tion. Licenses, Stamp Duties aud Exemptions5
the rates under the various Tax Laws since
July l, 1852. To which is added nn Abstract
Of tho Acts of Congress passed. during the
Wu-, relating to Abandoned Lands, and other
matters Of general interest We return our
thanks for tho copy sent this office.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

ORoASIzED.-Wo are pleased to be able
to announce that, in accordance with the
Governors Proclamation, company Of
militia has been ofganizod m this Village,
will, the following officers:
C1Ftain-J. S. CorHnAs. \
Ist Lieutenant-J. TowNs Robertson
/2l Lieutenant-J. G.. EDWARDS.
81 Lieutenant-T. Il. Crews.
The uon-commisSioned officers have not
sc: been appointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

Ianta, Governor Seoae found the Sergeant
walking aronnd, and rapidly recovering.
The following letter tells tho rest:
a.. s 4 4 I I:s. IL, Z = IL, I.ss,r-
DEAk Sra: Herewith enclosed please
end 81, Il 10 tho amount Jon kindly loan.
ed me in July LIST, whilst | was an In
mate Of CumberIaud Field Hospital, Nash
vile, Tenn. Though small tho sum. il
makes your kind and generous intentions
towards me none the less. rendered in the
hour Of suffering and need, and when my
life seemingly Vas fast ebbing away
from the effects Of : wound 10 the head.
Il has served to cresie for ybu in me, .
feeling Of profound re.pect and esteem,
that neither time, nor place, nor con-
dition, can ever blot from my memory. /
am sware that your acts of this kind are
numerous in bshalf OF the sick and
wounded soldiers Of our noble State. Nay
you live long in the land. May Iowa sol
diers ever have cause to bless You while
you live, and posterity your name when
life shall be no more.
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
VIM NJ. RITEMoUR,
Sergt. Msjor, 4sh 10 ia V. infy
WIN. NJ. SroNE, Gov. of Iowa.
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A Gra,efu, so,a,er.


During Governor Stones visit to III,
army last summer he found in one OF tn,
out hospitals of Nashville soldier in a |
most dying condition, suffering from 4
wound in the head, which was aggravated
By gapgrene in bad form. He was un.
washed, partly deliripus and seemingly
neglected by medical attendants. The
Governor found that he was Seroean,
Major OF the 4th Iowa Infantry. talked
with him, asked him il be could be of am
assistance to him, and gave the soldier
money. The Governor then hunted mn
the Surgeon in charge, and asked him to
attend to Sergt. Ritenour. His doctor.
ship became indignant at this trespass ON
his authority; bat vas given to under.
stand that il Rilemour was not washed
ole lnly dressed, cad bis Won I'd cSred far
tbat the Surgeon would be dismissed =
soon - concentration could BE- hsd With
o. hia return ften AZ.
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Legal Notices.
ORIG NAL NOTICE.

To Joseph Parish, Thomas Parish, Esther Parish
Thomas Parish "a executor of Jos PHI Parish decd,
and qhonias Parish executor of William Parish de-
ceased, Mary J Parish. widow and heir of Joseph c
Parish, deceased aud Mary Parish minor heir Of
seph Parish, deceased:
Ion and zach OF yo1 hereby notified that there
now file in the o6ice OF the Clerk of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa. at Keoknk petition John
A. Bishop Claiming II you Joseph Parish. Thomas Par
ish Esther Parish and Thomas Pa ish, executor Of
the estate of Joseph Parish det eased and of William
Parish. deceased. the Of four Thousand six hum
dred and twenty and sixty eight hundredth
dollars, with 10 per cent. interest per anuum as
inoa due on mortgage made by Joseph Parish
Thomas Parish, Esther Parish, Joseph Parrish and
William Parrish: also, Claiming against each Of you the
foreclosure of said mortgage, the being upon land
described In said petition lying Lee county Iowa for
the purchase and further, asking for sale OF
said prem ass and general relief
And unless yon appear and said petition on or
before noon of the second ~ of the term of said
Court to commence at Keokuk the first Mondsy OF
February, A d. lst5 default will be entered against
you ana Judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said
psution Ii. STRONG
Revenue stamp SOC. Atty for pl,f
janl3-d4w = - -
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or Iowa. LEE Co.'s
ny virtue OF special execution to me directed ssne
~ Ierx 81 the District Court of said county In favor
~ ~ J, n ",tiams, AM against Vim r. Cowles and q,
q Stevens, have levied upon and will sell 70 nc
az me trnt door of the Clerks Office of the
pistct Court OF Lee county Iowa. at Keokuk in sa,i
eny, on me 18th day Of February A. D. 1855 between
tne hours OF scciock A. N. and O'Clock p NJ commen
eng al clock p N. Of said day the otlowin nrn.
" fo-wit The undivided onehalf of lots thrss ri ~,
Tour in block nineteen fie, in Williams Reeves and as,
Perrys addition to the city Of Keokuk lee co,,.r
Iowa -ee county
Taken levied npon and to be sold by order of c4 =,
satisfy said writ of execution. "
Printers Fee 81 o0.1 ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk. Jan ~ 81 Sheriff Of lee Co Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

AS the Phani1 rises from the ashes Gifts Ere ale
ed with new lifef-sodces this E1Ir rejuvenate III
TEN and overcome disease
Hs-The II 5uyenAting Elxffis the rcsult q r
discoveries in the yezetafi L. kuE4Hs: bang an en-
and abstract method u cure irrespective Of a.
old ard WORKOUT systems
Ag-This medicine has been tested fy the most =
medical men of the day and ly them pronounced
one of the greatest medical discoveries o' tbe age
rR-one Bottle will cure general Debility.
EN-A few doses cures Mysteries ia females
aa-One bottle cures Palpitstsn Of the Heart,
Ns- From TO three bottles restores the mani
and full vigpr Of youth
En-A few doses restores the appetite.
AF-Tflree BOTTLES the worse case Of Tmpotency
asa few doses cure the low spirited.
Nr One bottle restores mental power.
HH-4 ter Sosss restores Tia ergaEs ef generates.
Hn-A few doses bring the to the cheek.
EA~This medicine restores to manly yigor and rot
health the poor debt2tea, worn-osu and deSrairngs
AETle listless. eneryated youth the oyer-iasked I
Of business the victim Of nervous depression the Is
vidua suffering from central debility. ffcm n n
Of single organ. Will all find immediate aud perman
relief by the Of this Elixir o. Essence AZ Life.
HSPrice per bottle or three bottles fer s. ard
ward BY Express on recept Of money to any address,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
non SALE-20 feet sonth side of

Main street between I'd and 81: 10 feet and story
house rontsniug rooms for dwellings, and good
store rooms wfh cellar and estern. CHS fixtures in the
bose n.ved and racadamizeA on 4tl street, between
Man an4 Biondcan--now occupied, an doing the b. -
the city in their linz Fried GOO, part cas-
a.s, ami mart on time IL will accomtoiafe faIii-
lie. with dwelling rooms and stores aud will be sold
suit If desired.
A two story house on Exchange strdet, opposite the
Methodist Church rooms csstern dad cellar Price
1880. Also. story brick with Rooms and csstern
mot two souares from the market on 18th street Price
s7oo All the above property viii pay ten per cent on
the inve stment.
Missouri LANDS-I will sell or exchange for Mis-
sour lands the following property al low prices; Bus
ness lot 20 feet by 50 feet slh street. between Main
and Dlondeauthe best stand OF from Main street ftve
aces of land situated = miles from the Court House
in the addition Of this civ w adapted for vine
yard Also zone well located city lots in old limits
Suitable dwellings Address giving description o
lands J. l.. CUkTIs.
ian5-sifm Keoknk. Iowa.
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. HERIFF'S SALE.

- STATE or Iowa, LEE Couxrr-es
By vrtne of special execution to me directed issnaa
by the Clerk of the District Court of said county In
OF John McNahan, and against Joseph Holn,n Ihaye
levied upon and will sell TO the highest bidder al the
door OF the Clerks Office Of the D Court or
county Iowa, at keokuk, in said county, on the 1Sth
DAY Of February, A. D. 1861 bet ~een the hours Of
n c,ocE ~ and clock p H.. commencing at o'clock
~ and sz 10 Ia block sixtysessn e7 In the city Of
neokuk Lee comfy, Iowa- - =
Taken, levied upon and to Be- sold by order NJ rrt -
satisfy said writ OF execution = ~ > y
Printers Fee, 81 0ol IaRAEr ANnppeou
-''AsA' 40. ~sh % Sheriff Of Lce Co.. foNa.
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ting Efixir are sold by all enterprising DrugEis
III the civilized world. some uuprinciped d aers To-
ever try sell worthless compounds in place of
those which they purchase cheap price. an
make money by selling. than they On thts5
medicines A. you value your health aye. The health
yo-r future offspring do not be dscsived by such M
pripcipled Druggists ask fer tAesf re4eHs fahe
ekfrs II the Druggist viii buy them fr Won pr
close the money in letter and viii send thea ye
by Express, securely seated aud packed free from cItI
Walton.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address in perfect conf
dence stating fully and plainly their diseases and syHp
toms treat all disees NJ chronic nature In male
female Patients need rot hesitate because theiI
inability to visit have treated patients
fully in all portions Of tho civilized globe by correspond
epce.
Patients addressing will please state plainly all tho
symptoms Of their complaints and write POST flee Coun
ty state and name Of writer PLAIN and inclose postage
stamp for reply.
W. sesd e#r 30 pass pampAsf free to any address
Address all letters for Pamphlets advice the propr
etors.
DIR. W. X. MERwIN M CO.,
Mo- ID Liberty street, New York.
G. A. COOK. Chicago, No. IS Market street General
Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin Nil hi
gan and Indiana, who will supply Druggists reg
uiar cara prices hos30-d eew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
Miscellaneous.

Although there at present existing large numI
Hair tonies competing for public patronage by fire.
quen and repeated cxagsratons of their peculiar prop
critics: yet II Il well known many who under the
necessity OF esarpg their aid that they uncertain
in their results The frequent inquiries which have
made of the subscriber for tonic which he could war
rant for certainty Of effect and harmlessness have
duced him to hestow much time and TIE proiuc-
ton Of one which should pc-srss these qualities
ries Of experiments have enabled him to overcome all
difficulties and ii is of qualification - him
end his abors crowned uth complete success.
Cabus Hair Tonic is dye but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
grey lair to It's natural color, imparts and
glossy appearance to the hair removes dandru cures
ernptious and all diseases Of the skin.
Persons disposed 10 become bald by appli
cation and Of the Tonic restore their hair and scalp
to its former healthy condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
II O LID Y GIFTSi
Great Bargains in Jewelry |

W. FORSYTH & co. ~ & ~ Nassau st. New York.
adloning the Post ohceD offer for sale THE following
magnificent list Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

REAL Estate
AND
General Insurance Agency,
0Ges sn a otx., Esskak1 Iswa.
ns.i Estate se.sAt ~ seia.
klFs. River, Lake md Life IlSuralss.
rHn BHsT INDEMNITY In rHt Us.
Rtna Insasaass Co., Of Hartford, Conn.
CASE A1sBn, s.13s ,S3o.ep.
Home InsuTsncs Company o: New York,
CASE AssEn es,3ss. 15eyep.
Security Fire Insurance Co. ofNew York.
CASE A1gR1B, e7Sl ,eel.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
CASE A1eEn. o5e1. osS.rJ.
Arctic Fire Insurance Go. Of New York.
OAsM A1sKfs, SsOS, 80.
North American Fire Lns. Cd, of N. Y.
CASE AADkn, tse0.e0oI
North American Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford
CASE ABsEB, essl. oio.eO.
Conn. Mutual Life ms. Go. OF Hartford.
CASH ASSETS, ss.OoO. Ost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
EOR sALE-The large, fnaIy finished

Ssate-rocf Brick Dwelling House, COZ tain ng ten or
twelve rooms with all the modern Improvements Of the
times water aud gas all over the hous good eistern.
cellar brick stable with lot 20 by 49, situated 4th
street between Fulton and Franklin. beautifully located
near the bank of the Mississippi River, and in fine
neighorhood This property will be sold for nearly fty
per less than the can be made at this
time Possession given the first Of April next Title
god or no sale. Inquire Of III. b. TESHfCk,
jan9 Real Estate ACT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,

Valued at 100000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not TO be paid for until you know what
TO get
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
EOR SALE-A valuable F. km Of 200

l. Acres situated " miles west Of Pennington. ian
Buren, county Iowa aud mile from the State Line
Railroad under fence aud IS ready for the
pox with a splendid bed of Coal feet thick, and 40
the very best timber in the country This farm
has Frame Dwelling, with four rooms, good cellar.
and falling well of water and spring siius
ted that IL will supply water 10 foGr.dnen pastures
This land wil be roid for SID per Title good
sale. Enquire Of VI. NJ Hariott the farm. to un-
dersgned, at Keekuk- Ii. b. TBS-EfCk,
noyiI Real Estate 4gt.