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yankees in North carolina.

The fact cannot be longer doubted, which We
have labored to impress upon the authorities and
the public fer MONTHS that Eastern North Carolina
IS to be largely the theatre of war for some
time to come. From various sources VIC have the
assurance that formidable force, already estimated
by some at $4,000 and by others as high as $4,000,
is collecting at Newborn and Morehead City for an
early advance. The destruction of the Monitor and
the injury done to the Passaic by the gale, have
doubtless prevented an attack upon Wilmington
before this. The impression is that attacks will be
made simultaneously at several points, but what
the enemy will do must be matter of conjecture.
1t is all-important that the enemy should Sc
closely watched and that sufficient force to crush
him at once should be concentrated as near pos
sble to him. We are glad to learn that the author.
tiles are moving in the matter, but to what extent
it would be mpolitic to mention.
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A Roll OF HoNoK-TwENTY VOLUNTEERS IN ONE
FxnuY.-D. N. Buie, Esq, Of Baden, has in the
service Of his coontry two sons. .{sl be has,) and
eighteen nephews all tho grandsons of the late Arch
ibald Buie, of Bladen. Al Of them are volunteers
and all able bodied efficient soldiers They are Of
the Cape Fear District Of Baden
We trust that the day is not distant when these
youthful patriots will return 10 share with their fam
lilies the liberties for which they 6gak-Fay on
Serrer, as
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70 For the Standard.
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FOR N. G.
TROOPS SINCE LAST REPORT.

o. 1890
Kline, Raleigh, cash, $40; ssth Rcg't N CM,
Col Anderson, cash s36, blankets, 50 pr socks, %
caypetng pr gloves, l4f yds wool cloth; Thos
Devereux, Halifax N G, IA blankets. 6 wo6len shirts
8 pr shoes, pr socks 1l7th Reg't N G M, John.
ston County, Col Woodall, 2 pr socks 2 pr shoes !;
Mrs Marriott and Mrs NJ Proctor,7 pr yarn socks !;
4sth Regt N c M, Alanance County, Col Murray
"a blankets 20 shirts, l26 pr socks, So pr drawers
% quilts, pr Shoes 2 pr gloves, towels, 8 pill
lows, ! bundle lint, vest; Mrs Jno Devereux,
Raleigh, ~ blankets, . pr socks, 12 Shirts 8 pair
drawers; 10th Rsgt N c N, IrcdeIl County, Col
Davidson Is blankets, IA pr shoes, AZ pr socks, 4
pr pants, shirts, pr drawers, coat; 9th Reg't
NcM, Guilford County, Col Faucet, 10 blankets,
4quilts, 81 pr socks, pr drawers, shirt, Q pair
shoes, pr. gloves; Add Res't N u NJ, Granville
County, Col Amis, Is blankets, quilt, pr draw
era, 10 pr shoes, pr pants So pr socks Ladies in
vicinity Of Fraaklnton, by Mrs Susan Perry, Jones
County, and Mrs Caroline jackson, Newbern, sopair
pants, 10 pr socks; box marked Gov Vance,
Raleigh, containing 81 shirts, blanket pr shoes,
SquiIts " pr drawers.
4. :. n c. W. GARRETT,
-e 40. N. (.
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NOTICE.

VyElNG DESTROYS To SETTLE u MY PRESENT
II h,s;ne,. wisb nil persons indebted to eithrrby
note or account to cme rwarG and settle fO,he same
Aso all persons having claims against me- present the
same for settlement \. e. nannLS:
RALEIGH Ian e. 1853, 8-w6sWu.
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LAND ron SALE PRIVATELY.

nkln ACRES Or LAND IN FRANKLIN C0UN.
SOO y, N. G., near Cedar Rock, on the road lead
Jig from Castalia abut half mile from the frmef and
three miles from the latter place. About 30 acres
cleared most Of which hs. been cleared this year
The baance original woods and wei, tmbered The i'm
sary outbuildngs Bedford Academy is about half mile
ct which good school is kept. -;
Fer further information, address, -
Il - - rs 81 J. W! jackson,
- -'.ts.SassYt Ousiaiia, N. G.
Dee. 20, 1853. .-Nkssl7tpd
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Nor KMLED.---Among the casualties at Kinston
reported in the Raleigh papers, it was stated that
Lieut. Lilies. Of Anson county, 3lst N, 9. IT, was
that this is mistake Fayetteville d6seroer.
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QUARfERNAsTExs DEpAR7asNr,
& - Dec. 81, 1852. E

sIR:-In accordance with resolution passed at q
Convention Of the Manufacturers of this State, held
at Greensboro, on the 9th inst, herewith enclose
for publication list of prices taken from the latest
invoices Of the different Factories to this Depart.
ment Very respectfully,
9. w. GARRETT, A. @. NJ
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LuXHM r. Ere.

LUXUM b T. re.
IN HI RE icing MORE LAND IN THE
Il than need, would sell part. say $50 acres
of the LUXUMBERG NURSERY TRACT OF LAND.
about one-thrd being woodland, and within mile Of the
town of Greensborough N. e.
This very valuable tract Of land bias on it one Of the
BEST ORCHARDS
in the State. containing some ten thousand
FRUIT BEARING TREETS,
of the different variees-choce aud select fruits,
Apricots, Pears, Nectarines, P!ums, Cherries,
fine selection of
PEACHES, APPLES, &c.
The improvements good and new. Purchasers are
invited to come and see for themselves.
C. G. YATES.
Greensboro N. c., Jan. 6, 1863 3-w&sw3mpd
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MoaE IxposIrIon- correspondent at Mocks'''''

writes us.
.we haze thc c,va,rv in this County. Crowds OF men
aud horses are going sbat over the County claiming !"
be Confederate r~ps They have no money NOR upon
The owners her ,dry will or not They are certainly
We have noticed this matter before, and again CAN
the attention of tho authorities to IT. fo'aS.
and bread and meat are scarce enough IN ""
upper Counties without this additional dralt UNI
have prevented the Yankee raid The Confsderacy
needs them in the army. and Why arc they pern''
ted to prowt about in this way9
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Council of Sta t..

The Council of State, pursuant to a call from Gov.
Vance, assembled in this City on Thursday last
The following members, being all, were in atten.
dance: F. B. Satterthwaite of Pitt; Jesse R. Stubs
Of Martin; Loverd Eldridge of Johnston; Robert P.
Dick of Guilford; j. A Hargrave of Arson James
Galloway of Wilkes; and James A. Patton Of Bun
combe Mr. Satterthwaite was chosen President Of
the Council and Richard II. Battle, Jr. Secretary
The Council concurred with the Governor in ms
king the following appointments:
LITERARY BoARD--Rev. William z. Pell of Wake
Professor Richard Sterling Of Guilford; DIR. WMam
Sloan Of Castor. n-,.,
I.rrpsA,. IMPROVEMENT BoARD.-William Eaton
IT. of Warren; Edward j. Hale of Cumberland.
Better appointments could not have been made; r..
We are authorized tosay that Mr.. Hale respectfully
declines the appointment rendered him Of member
of the Internal Improvement Board.
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co1oNELs VANCE AND CoLENAN.-The 29th and
sotb N c, Regiments were in the fight at Murfrees'
borough We learn that the Goth commanded BY
Col. Robert B. Vance, "a brother Of Gov VaDr5
lost seventy.6ve killed and wounded, and that co'
Y. had his horse killed under him. Col. Coleman
was seriously wounded in the leg Col vance We
learn is in temporary command Of the North. Caro-
lima brigade formerly commanded by Gen. Rams
who was killed in the battle of Murfre esborous"
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SYRUp.-Mr B. ]. R. Summers Of lrede'l, writes
us that he made 1905 gallons Of syrup the pas
season: and what is equally creditable to him. ne
has sold It nearly all at from one dollar to one DOL
lar and twenty-five cents per gallon, white Others
we're selling at two dollars per gallon and upwards
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OAK CITY HOUSE,
RALEIGH, N. C.

NOW OPEN FOX THE RECEPTION
OF VISITORS. go.
BAR WELL SUPPLIED WITH SUPERIOR LIQUORS
RIDER STOCKED
WITH The BEST THAT THE MARKET AFFORp-
Raleigh, Dec. Q, 1862. s7-t6nside.
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Jan. 6, 1853.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

rh,~c Issca0.s wto,h.ss ,btsaca tho
DRAFT Dy FALSE representations req,e>o axe ;heir
sprUsr q the PSov0ss hnTshAs tbsy
s1as f0s. -4ttF #,F
unDoGLvu 0nusUwD asmvuD vnea fnn puAU.
TIE Brcokys Ooaooa Cosnon rsssvsA ~ fosis~iss
on Sat irday:-
elxsh Ward-Prancis Hlut0a.
Seventh ward-yans Osaway, Daniel G'lIen. william
Brady.
Eleventh ward-Jsmes r. urping,oa. Anton Trimmer
Isaac L. tennett John II. Cline, John Brady. Philip "
Taylor. Thomas York, Thomas McNei George u Holmes
JSsn weubrook. Charles Chaplin, Christopher Nsgis
fosr'eeuth wsrd-lsaac q. KING. charis ID Hceiy
Wnb-m II Bradford, Robert Gcrinskey, Edward 'usto
John Mcmillan
Seventeenth ward--Jackson Hadlcy. James Ms'ieson
Exeklei Vanderbilt
Twestieth ward--Iohn @. Hagendne, Thomas Nolan
Noses Alderman, IAndon whiting. James y. Greenwood
ThaAde0s Mercer, yola 8 Ffost Peter Dooneily.
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Insfttufe of Reward.

In the twentieth street church last evening DR. David
?. Holton gave history Of this Institution, and ex
planned s objects. They are 10 provide for the relief OF
orphans and haforphans ~ soldiers sailors who have
pcrshed IN the by establishing model farms In every
state ~ The Union and colleges In correction With them
aud ~ make these institutions se sustaining The speaker
stated that he rst Oh ect 81 the been
pished, which 20 obtain legislative CO oreration
throughout the several states He then read
New York Nasssc setts and other 90 The sub
The second object u aid all kindred Institutions In the
Union. The frat anniversary toek place June IS
1852. few days afterwards the President
signed the bill arpropratng thirty tbosand acres of
land 10 each state or every senator and Representative
that state 10 raise fund Tor the purpose % carrying
the 90 ects Il the institute. In schlver county an ex.
peritnersa farm has be- establish by egis
iature, where tao hundred and nty orphans are pro
v,ded ior Iowa the irEt state accept the grant
on the 18th q June 1853 The goDeral government sent
message TO Iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan and other Western
states authorizing them 70 select the land t9 facilitate
the operations % the New Yorkis portion of the
land amounts TO nine hundred and ninety thousand acres
worth about million dollars, and Senator Cook pro
misses two hundred thousand dollars forward the
nsiste In this state The SPEAKER went on at consfe
rabs ensth 10 resd the laws various Eastern states 90
the subject of establishing model farms and otner instl.
tnons In connection with them and express bis hopes
n tho permanent bcnent these farms and institutions
will be to the orphaus ~ soldiers the country He
also read list of the gentlemen authorized 10
receive subscriptions, Nc. IN favor u ths institute
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1ismioa zap, = rhorp, cag' Lac and servant Mrs
chld Nr- BAN Lieut. Hunt, Miller, NJ Doherty, A Ber
L.ssat csp KnsG Jas. Le.,raae SSr%r. w,.s Nss
y p Soe-ind IN tbs stserags.
NV OpfsAss-Steamship Louisa Moore--Mr Eaton and
aaiy-snd 4 In the steersse.
.Nsws,rs Ec--s,e9mer Jer-ey Blus-serS.sn, Amana y
rey. Lieut. l. l. Burden.
Cga.coa-Bars Cephas Scott and three
-e,men. late % the ashooncr Roderck Random. lost
c,eraiqrsA- schooner 3 sm1l-.NJ sHiih and lady,
DEPARTURE.
wasting JACOB se% yos As sob Sanas cssr
SsW S6s john p GhsGs PeIa2 wasss M sa
csl.forsm ,Elaard csriln, rhiadelIhia; Alfred WSh
rsggon hnesr Drs,1e9; y 3 An,on1 Torn New orr Geo
1s.cn wossrr p.b,issa snsDp ysnbSss poS,9, Ia.
aad ehrd cincnna Jones Eberhsrdt Phiadeip a~sna
LI'Tssroot t-s,.au,saip ci, Of wsshnson-Mr, H.r
'f soha 'sr DSd s n9ss. Nj cJsSs Jhss haT As
Cameron cnsrles Wood I'D. Aishtsd lark ana
y@ g,rmes. oapt Alfred Wat. i 3 liee6srs sod adv
reaisd sn.o wis: Rev 'Ii'c cssarn bur 'sSi sSs
80. Rev Avs = smith % and wife, w@ Mber, Harris Dr
o's.r. e a., .sersse sgsoie as,s $780,
sivs, ode i.I m ygss aa s, Mrs D.y.
s ss ora S ~ sf. e 81 smith slsi ~
gsss ?r. ks. s.d segyss 1m Ignaae zm
Hasy, Mr 6isfsrs slrsii.n. " d Hale Mrs sidney
Locke, Miss Locke, WIN Blake. Henry shorten John IL
1ishr.t IL Bailey. . Ioete. Rsahl. Mr.. Lob and
iiz H NJ s...r White No1, s1a 'oi a s M M s.s s'RSs
Mis Lirzie Lob. mis- Lob. Mrs Heath and servant Miss
Brsasiowsk, Mis- Msry Oahou. Miss Ci.frentin~ q nj
smith, Binmenths, Mr. PsnsAl Mrs PspsaI and ehlld
Mrs Lynn. Mas Lynn snd i.o ehr.rsn, Ms Krshn and
oiyer Oliver vr sefAwrln snd ~ife Miss NeLawnn''
MsLa.rp Miss y nei.-rs. Master rhsmA; neI...
Mrs witserah sni two daneht.'s Mr- Moult,
Is .ylsuei .nd wife. ss- Gisl-l John B,.tely.
ani neghew MissE 9sal rna trs @ lir~n Master Hin
Mrs Morris Mis- Na,xg Norns u = vorrls, Charles
Morris: Leila Morris, Bowut ~ ave sil., Miss Emma
taashtsrs p 3 rYsr, Boga wm R.insa ssd family
Mrs Marsh, Mlss Uiii nghssa vaSrrAn and COD
p-xSt Henry Berger. ! Y D~nnss. Nrs Tapt ri,sh xr
krr Ss. Rr sSa w bycr ssTs s IN. sss'spf
Primer and sdv, Mr BIoe. John " csaIf~ei and ser
vsat Mrs Albert sisnes sri wo tai Derrick
wife and chilli, y R1s1 riumiey, fsJyr ! q rnsns,
y Morgan. wife and Two chf !re., Mrs Groot MIS-
x..s x < Fuilsr o ,nd I ..r An5 hsi, Catherine =
N,ss Benvenns, Nr sla-snu. wife snd chlid Miss "
BeaysrIne Mrs IloraA Ms FOueef and daughter.
Col snaley Mrs WIN " -'u.k. 10 4 Saork. MrsJ bl-
neu smith and child. Miss sssuov.si Mrs Duncan.
sP Pwic.msn " Keens, sarseaui Jas = s,li. an aud
ssrvsnt W Hrpslsr Y la .rsul anf pr'souer. "
1sssenger, " sAyt0p. u psiler " y Perkins.
Willis william Dwfer GAG ail Fuller.
yAWslkss, X airschnsp, Mss J,rc Holman Miss 10
Sudden, A O Bills, cspt , Holt n Gnefpe NJ Nnruly
end lady Miss kurphy. wiss ! MURPHY. Miss MarFhy.
hes 6hins, Frsncss Nckas
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City lwselIigcuoe.

SscxLxs CAvAIRy-Th,s fine regiment, named IN com
pkment 10 Major General MEL X. Sokes. and com
Aanded by Colonel Henry II. Liebenau, now fairly un
der way, and We would advise all young men who wss
W distinguish themselves ia this TO sec Colonel Lco
nau at cnce, as he regiment ia fast filling up The camp
ana heat0uarers are Al Hancock elawarc county. N
LAr1 BoArs TO STATEN siAND.-lbe nhsbitapts OF sta
ton Island IN WHY discouraged BY former failures IN
tend to fso powerful cnor at the next soa f tho
Legislature TO have bill passed which will compel the
ferry company to run late boats TO Quarantine stapet
and vsnderbits landings. judge Froan, tho member
from Richmond county introduced ball at tbs last
SION aud very neay succeeded u having ~ put through
both branches Of tho Legislature, but owing to the
evoidsbe absence OF Few members. the pro ect iaie
for the time being Late boats hsve become do
sideratum staten Island owing tho largo nunber OF
people who do business IN this city and have their
dences on the island II the ferry will not
commodste the public voluntarily, 1t is but right that
they should be compelled TO do 1t by the legislature
We are informed that II s the nte0ton " the ihapauis
o tho island 10 put in nomination Tor tbe Le2sa
ture noxt November who will not pledge himself 70 do all
IN ht3 towards obtaining the passage OF bill Of
the Character referred 10 above.
FsTM ACCIDENT IN OAK ST xsr.-Iohn Mcdonald, aged
wny years, died at the Now York Hospital, from the
effects Djurcs accidentally received by a brick falling
upon his from the chimney Of the dwelling house
No. SO \, Oak street Coroner Ranney he'd inquest
the body when tho jury rendered vcrdct ccusur
Ing the OF tho property for allowing the chimney
TO remain In such an unsafe condition
ArrEaIT Ar SUICIDE BY SHOOTING Henry Hermann. q
native OF Germany aged forty years. attempted to
cDmmn suicide yesterday forenoon by shooting hineW
with pistol while In Mount Morris square. Tho un Ortu
nate conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital, whore he
nov lies In Il critical condition.
SUICIDE AN UsxNowa woMAs.-An unknown woman #,
about twenty six years Of age, nmittcd suicide by
drowning here at the foot OF Canal street. on saturday.
night.
CAPTURE EscArED CosvIcr-Cbares Rodgers, AL
escaped from the Louisville penientnry who ha
been al large nce the 31st Of May taken into onssdy
yesterday hy detective Farley and locked up TO a~ ~
tho arrival oi reqoston from the Governor o. Ken
lucky.
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Co Drru. -On wcdncsisy, september ~, by n.v
Horace y. ipdey, nsErt y. aacs, q AAtneSsc.. J. l.
TO iicW A. is,si q North oare, " y
GouCs-''0E AT the r@idoncc % 40 br De . faler
on "cdnrsaay, stgtcuber -. ~ The Rev y. sevmsr
lfwr 'ora 70 hisR, GaGS sidssl dsaghicr al TbDs
Gagr ssi. OIL 0f tht CITY.
sOcxi land cuuriy tapefs pissse cnEy
IA bAs-Tfa fNNnnfJs.-At Hllf cD~n. y. - c1
thursday, oct1s~r J. ~ Rev. Nr r.Dui Wlufsv u Ia
BAW, v. -. Of Napei fi1. v. } 70 Ma LYp1F D. Tu0os
scE1lr. ~ New frx city.
ruRirs--' o,srofs I'm Tbhrrd1y, ue'-bsr T. a. Ssr
lnnsgn CDuu BY lev. q. w. Wlt1r. TJsAF gngrsu, q
sonist Cd tsq
Wyyy--Nolrls. 1hgrs1ay, tcio'Qf =. al TfDiiy
rNr1b Fcgafk, ~ p - 'he frcflr. ftg. =. - g..
tea. tnti,r l. rrf.s. u yeu Yor cry. g. . Aunr
oiaest iagshisr II -iaais uffs l~l., ,sa forasr
city
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The YANKEES ar, the Pam"nk"y.

= y
The Yankee hog and negro steacrs another water
raid ~ the pamunkey river Friday morning last and
CAPTURED small pleasure steamer and two pnntoons.
The steamer about four tons brrhen and anchored
General Lees farm, about miles by water above West
Point, at O'Clock Thursday night, and remained
Until next morning, when she commenced getting up
about clock. Before she got ready start
two Yankee gunboats turned the noint short distance
below, and in less than ten minutes with the
little which IS called the Ellen Johnson The
Of the boat attempted TO lk her by having the
plug out but did succeed and the Yankees
got alongside coming very rapidly with the food tide.
The owner. Mr. nickins, and Captain Dick Brook made
their escape, but the engineer Captain Smack, OF Rich
'mJnd, remained, strange to though urged by the
owner IN leave, and was soon captured.
They Dded a vulgar low bred, negro associatng
Iieutslant and six marines, who sought IN vain to find
tho remainder Of the firing shot and shell at
dom. They sent two negro sailors ashore to persuade
General Lees servants to leave with them but they
FUSED 70 aud associate with Yankee race so much
'1her Inferior social position They told them II they
wonld 60 they would make ocers drnmmers. hers, &c
OF them but The darkies had seen Yankees before and
Collins, General Lees overseer. aud for what
ous can tell AZ he had nothing 70 do with the expedition
OF the steamer.
The lieutenant was In a bad humor, having heard OF
General Bragg Magrrders and lick faylers late vico-
ries He shot all the geese ducks and large sty hog
Smelling right and left a New Ken,
stopped al West Point, arrested Mr. James + New and
carried HIM board They next went the Mattapony
about en miles stopped at Mr. Robinson searched
his house, stole small boat sleled the country aud
turned at night TO West Point.
We may look out for the Northern papers to contain
General Dxs official report grand naval expedition
and the capture OF large Confederate steamer, he
made Dourishipg report when they burned In January
last, che OF the size
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

Tho only incident worth noticing which occurred at tho
Office this district Saturday that OF man who
hold for service and could neither procure subst
pay tho communication who wept bitterly whom he
was given In chargs TO the military Capt Duffy very
lepent with him previously, however, and he had no
compliant to mako that The following table
shows the work done saturday and up to this time
~
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Il III, Il ID IL A r Il

Bxaminasfsas s1A uns0p4aoas. .
THE I0UxrH DlsvGIOv.
Ths Board H Enroamsut u tAs Fourth Osagrssssseal
district. Captain yosi R'hards Provost arshal, prs-
stdiog reassembel % SaturAay very few easss MORO
examined aud large number aad vver for further
investigation. The following the list, with tho disposition
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successfuI Naval Expedition.

.
Captain Bell, who left Richmond few days since for
Che purpose Of leading naval expedition in open boats
on the Chesapeake Pay bas returned 70 the Sate after
having achieved brilliant success fie succeeded In
sinking Yankee vessels. md taking considerable
property Ono vessel he ashore vrnia, and saved
IRON her large quantity ch. ese &c. He captured
seventeen prisoners. who their way to Rich.
mond II gives pleasure 10 record the OF ths
expedition second only in is results ~ that recently led
by Lieutenant John Taylor Wood, the Rappahannock
incdents OF this kind show that the navy s not entirely
dead letter. and that body of determined headed
by brave ocers may succeed IN Dncting considerable
dimAge upon the enemy.
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nOOfLAND's GERMAN nj irTgRR.
IL Prepared ny Dr g. n. Jacksoa.

lO0fLANDS GERMAN nj rTHRs
IL Prepared ny DR. g. N. Jscks0a,
IL not LIQUOR rkBPARAy SOM
BRNEtusuB.
THHS
Will, EFFFcrVA VA{LY cUNR
conasirt ~ sprrs,a istetr. Chr
Debility. Diseases ~ IN. X .a~vs nni Al DtaesSss
srisirg fro ~ n dt~oriersi Liver sspm,rh
Every family should have bottle ot t~s BNss.u ~
honAe
One dose VIII Instantly relieve n slew VI x1srh
One roe VIII cure the 'nnsi itslTrasinf heartburn.
One dose win ali.y ,salsn 1f ih bs'rvsA
One dose taken hour before meals ~l give goa
petite
will ths Asltarbe, slpso
& edisg from n di ordered 1"'narh
Thsse B,isr. oan he ostsinei at drugeiss eel
lcr ~ ps'rnt medic the Une aud CSnAiAA
~ 30 tS cents bottle See that W s.n,tps o u u
JACk8OS s on The wra,yser OF each ,oti!f
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The Turf

lancet, G era ClelIan and Sunnysde are asnounccd
stakes.
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On,cIai ORA wings Of ,urrny. Eddy -
Co q Keniuckv and Missouri state Lotteries.
KxsTucxY. EXTRA CLASS 5H-Oct = 1903
60, So, A. a. A5, -. /, ~. ~, 81. %, 46.
KxSrucKY. CLASS 5s-Oc- 3. l@y
az, 3. 81, 3. 81, ~ rs, 73. 26. Is. 30, 2, 49, So
Circulars sent fres OF ohsrg. by atire.snS ,ltner@
NURRAG EDDY co,
Covington. Ky. st. Louis IA
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EVERYBODY BEAD TuIs
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