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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
AVERILL'S LATE RAID.

RICHMOND, Dec. 3lst, 1868.
The Lynehburg Virginan learns that the result of Jack
sons operation against Aver the capture of Yam.
kee ambulance trn about two hundred prisoners, with
their horses and equipments forty fifty negroes whom
the ankees taking off eight of Avezis off 7ers, in
cluding and Lieutenant Colonel and Averils
horse servant and baggage. Another account that
AYerll made escape. Jackaons loss small.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
STATE os FORTH CAROLINA.
Jvdy DalieI and CtneTs
r-.nin-f

Jydy DalieI and ctneTs
C2anat
E.iz4betG CarstarpLGE;
- His Is 4 PETITION Led st November Term, A. D.
i eGI II ths Court OF Peas aud Garter Sessions for
So County bT Judy Daniel ard others agacS a6eth
Ca~sta pTayi tor partition OF real eGt&te, and ap
p-.-glug the Gvurs that Ezabeta CAIsarPtuG resdes
or d limits Of the ttOrIh Carolina, 1t is
deloa pa caon be LladA Tor six weeks in the Viii
nrFCon Journal weekly news 4apef published IL the
the said court TO be he'd at fe Court House
the third olday o. teOEuarg, a u. 1864
tLea ld hee 10 answer plead demur said pet ton,
otacri dy.vnt pro c0teSs0 Sl DC rendered against
hsT
Wiscss, "a. whitaker Clerk Of eaL Court, at Office
in Bauisx the third AoEday CT November, D. 1853.
JAS. g, Whitaker, Clerk.
Dc TO- 1913. edv$ K ll-6C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
BURNING OF YANKEE GUN BOAT-FROM RICH
NOND.

R1CHMoND Dec. 3Ist 1868.
The Yankee Steamer Crusader carrying twelve guns,
recently destroyed by fire New Point Comfort.
The Oity Council held special meeting to- day and adopt
ed resolution authorizing the Mayor to tender the hosp
tass of the city to Gan. Morgan, who will visit Richmond
in day two The Council also adopted resolutions
highly complimentary to Gov Latcher, whoss ter of
expires to-day, and also voting him sword be
presented in The name of the city.
Rain has been falling here without intermisson to day.
and serious freshet in Jsmes river is anticipated.
Gov. Smith will be aaugurated tomorrow at the State
Oautol.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

RICHMOND, Dec. 30th, 1853.
The special committee of Finance appointed by the House
at the of the session has yet reported
Leave granted them early after they were appointed
to hold their deliberations during the sessions Of the House.
and they have not been in their seats in the House many
days but are constantly engaged In the committee room
trying to upon plan to remedy the financial embsr
rassments 1t is not known what progress they nak'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
TELEGRAPHIC
Reports Of the Press Association.

Entered according to the Act Of Congress ia the 1862
by j. 8. THRAsHER, in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of the Confederate States for the Northern District
of Georeia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
For the Journal.
krNsroN, Dec. 26th, 1868.
Wessrs. EditofS-

Yesterday Christmas day at this place. and hav
ing nothing else to Go, were reckless euo1eh to ven.
ture ourselves within The limits Of the town OF .nston
ITSELF
Tie unusual quiet which pervaded the city was no
doubt attributable to the GOODNESS of the weather. and
the very inflated price Of 'liquoc Fhe two dollars
glass Tor brandy, together with the ndeatigab!e
tons Of the Provost Guard kept partial order through
out the day Ia of the princ pal Streets no vever
We noticed a tendency to vent enthusiasm which
barey pressed by combination of the agencies
toned, but up to lae hour, 10 information OF any
disastrous result received
" The different parties, balts, trocs, soirees and
fa1daugoes were quite sufficient in numhar and charac
ter 10 satisfy the most tvaricous and please the most
fas'i1Eous The coIored population was assembled in
house in opposition to the elite of the white ee
meDt n another aid whose the victory faal
ly settled is matter for discussion. The violin and
fife at the balanced by singing and shouting
the other; aud "taters" and "smmon" beer at the
former offset by snuff AID apple later at the lat
ter.
From observation it was evdsnt that Terpsichore
herself became generally dsgused with her representa-
tlVes in both classes, and LETT the night waned Our
sympal hlss also aroused in her behalf and we re-
turned 10 quarters 10 spend the remainder of the
holidays st roll cali and guard mounting
Since the capture of Capt. Moore and bis company
the enemy have kept quiet and it is to be hoped that
Buter will allow respite till after New Years Day
at any Eate. Respectfully, =.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

before nature reoces in the gadDess of SPRING or the
Conederacy reposes in the light of peace and indepen
dence. But shall We therefore despair OF Spring Or
peace and independenceI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

help save the property of one, Who though resident
of the county avoids the day OF defending it against
invasion, under the plea OF foreign papers I" L would
hardly think my duty TO aid in rescuiog eucb per-
from the flames W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
Richmond Dispatch.

T5a 50 bcri.ies If number of towns in Masachu.
sets pgocse ill their quotas of volunteers BY re-
cruitlDg rdbands from Virginia and other Border
State and arrangements to this end have in several
cases, nearly reached completion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
H5sCEGT-

FS9EShaying claims against either he estates OF Mrs.
E. J. Blanks dec d, or James q. Blanks Decd Will
cee present them ID ne pa aPd those Indebted
Qlased settle being necessary tha
such cus should be dased BY the lst day OF February
n,xt WIN. BLANKS
Dec. IL 1863. 3,d3;w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

\ YANKEE LIE "A Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore American says.thas letters have been
rece we'd ID W Washjngn cty from conservative mem
bers OF the bel cnagyesz from NORTH Carona asking
upon ~hat erm3 the Sou horn States will be received
back into the Union. We do believe that any such
letters have been written By any elected to tt e
Confederate Coz gT2ss th0nga d. think that the
course AID Dduct OF OF these who elected
IasG Nov0Hoer have led the Yackees to beieve that
they we're in favor OF re-Union The member elected
1 this District, Dr.. Ramsey, expressly declared du-
ring the canvass that he opposed to aeunon under
a1y circumstances and while we believe he hon.
est making such decaration feared that the tone
OF bis tpeech8s aud circular would decisive the enemy
into t1e b:hef that he las well certain other candi-
ktts} was in favor OF some sort Of terms OF re union
Aere at home the pursued by the socaed "con-
aeNative candidates looked upon merely inten-
dad to secure an election, while at The North it was
viewe IN the light of opposition TO the Cor'ederacy
It Tray be that some traitor in this Stale has writ
tn to Washington know On what terms a re union
cGu'd h. ..fsctd bat We do not believe that aDy
bE ongr< 81, any elected member, woua disgrace
bimself By making such an inquiry, Any ore VINO
who uIJ do s. serves elons death, hecase it mis-
leads tb3 eaemg and encourages him to continue
{I,9f WeSte1Tl DemOCrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

requested TO say that the address Of the Rev Dr..
Deems Financial gent of the North Carolina Endor pent
Fund, will hereafter be Raleigh, H. c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

Winter OPERATIONS.

Esy that GRANT Is arrested for the winter, and VII
attempt advance upon Georgia before epring has
fairly opeued, and add TO this that MEADEs amy in
Northern Virginia must also go into winter quarters,
aud can attempt nothing of Importance before the
sou opens, and in al probability you will BE- correct
Bat If you go farther and say that because nothing
can be doEe il Northern Georgia or Northern Virgin
IL, that therefore al tie men Of GRANTS and MEADE's
armies will remain qlescent during the winter months
you will most probably be mistaken. If the field in
the interior is found to be impracticable that the
coast may be resortcd to. May not look FOR re-
newed activity, with largely Increased forces, on the
coasts of North and South Carolina and Georgia.
And, inded there Indications pointing TO such re-
n9wed activity IL the Eastern part OF this State. Be
yOnd oil doubt the numbers of the Yankee forces in
this State in both the PamIco aud AbemaT,e regions
have been largely increased within short time, though
their obects and plans have Lot yet been developed.
EgiGenty some change OF programme is beng CT
fectld at Charleston, which may Indicate eihar the
adoption If lie Of attack tie diversion of their
io,ca to some otef point they have eec,u y masked
that city in 'front.' ard as eG.ctuay c!Jstd lis port
though the city itself in heirpos6csson Apart
from he prestige We see little that they could
gain by being enabled 10 land. Thus by one they
seek to mask seaboard cities ard close their pots
and some people in the interior, and even here think
aud soy that tie thing is all right. They wish the
blockade had been made effective long ago, even by
stopping up all the ports ourselves But for the things
brought in through the blockade, what woud be the
condition CT cur army2 But ior the cotton sent
abroad, what would be the condition OF our credit
what ctaace to get many OF the goods wherewith
army is cothed5o the munitions of with which
they partly supplied
But We have deViated from The subject with which
We commenced this article, namely: the probable ope
rnons of the enemy during the present winter These
operations will most probably be on the coast and prn
epaily on TIE cosst of NORTH Carolina, South Caro-.
ina' possibly Georgia ani Texas. Suppose the enemy
to esc io1gment here may they not close our port
Is tbey have done that of Charleston?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

To-Day tie clouds hang low aud the physical aspects
Of nature ympathisa with tie gloom that peryades the
political atmosphere. The present year bids lair to 90
cut in darkness aud deprlssion But the sun is still in
The sky, although cannot it, ard lis glad rays
will yet dissipae the clouds that darken hor
zon to the eye of faith is the OF hope yet in oar
heavens and bright days Of success and long years OF
peace and independence are yet before the Conftderay
Even as we now write (at r. noon) the sun casts a
ntu gea, portent of future brightness soon again to
be oVeEsdadoHed BY many storms still to be experienced
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
Tsrzas of Subscription.
$50 HEGa0Es WANTED.

WISH hire for tie Virginia and tennessee Railroad
L Company three huadred ab!e-bodled NssEo MIN, fGr
on the re airs IF track. Having On hand full supply OF
provisions nud cohng cln safely promise that servants
bi-ed "a This Com1an shall at all times be well fed and
The road located in healthy section Of the
uutrg remote tie emy's linea, Offering uEusua
Inducements 10 the Of negroes to hire them to me-
ina, bsyirg negroes hire will do vel 20 see me- My
o. address is Clint N G. 1 would Ike to hear irom
those Of pbom have hired nagross heretofore.
" " J. q. PETERSON.
Dec. Is, 1868 ia"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
ROTICE

r~IIT he sold at the court House in SmkVie,
EF 6st aUpday iR February nsxt nine Likely EEGROE1
belonging the ate o. rs. Elizabeth Ants, deceased
said negroes will be sold tor division the heirs.
Terms ca h, -.
RUFUS GALLOWAY,
Commissioner
Dec I7iH l27s'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
srATG 6 NgEkTEk CARoA1NA.

STARE GE NORTH CAROL1yA.
Ne,0 HanoUsr C0E:,y Court, September Term, 1855.
Ceaa Alderman,
Tha heEs ut law Of A1'-~ 49, "
David Alderman,
ct appe4Tia the Court that OF the defendants
is ordered that publication be made
Ia the Wilmington Journal for such defendants I've be-
yOn he limits of the State to appear at the next ten OF
this Court TO p ad Ceuur, judgment will be
taken as - tZen.
Test: gAGL R. BUNTING, Clerk.
Dec. 24:h 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

STATISTICS OF MsxICo-FrOm The Paris correspon-
dence of the New York Daily ket0s We give the sub
jJined interesting extract
As ali eyes and thoughts now directed towarda
the new empire (Mextco), the following tAcs and fig
will be without interest to your "business
munity."
la 1856 the imports of Mexico are set down by Se-
Lerdo ada at $40 900 900. and ne exparts 1t
$2S O00O00 Oh the former, England supplied $l2,.
500 900, nearly the haI-aud th3 total exports
and imports she engrossed $33 900 00O lie liabilities
of Mexico are nearly possible follows:
The bonded debt and arrears of ute 20 000 600
BRUSH Convention 5,00OCC0
spanish Contention a1d arrears 10000
French clalms. 2UCO0JU
British claims. IL On UOO
Spanish claims. IL 900 600
American and other Claims ............. 6,G0J 600
Laguna, ScCa, and CapuGbInes rc bberles 900 900
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
Lct,zcs - soIdlsrs-An rnc,d.nt.

!he army p0ndent of the Atlanta d,elli9enter
relates the following incident to show how welcome
letter from home to the soldier and how depT essing
it is when those at home neglect to write to him
witnessed an incident yesterday which goes far to
show how welcome letter is to the soldier, and how
sad he feels when those at home neglect 10 Wrie him.
AS | was riding to town | heard man on horseback
hail another IN a wagon, and, going up banded him
letter. Another in the same wagon inquired
ifthore letter for him, and the reply none
1t at that moment noted the feeling between the
two by their cHsoGed coln1enances. The features
OF lit up with pleasure as he perused the epstle in
his hand-d0ubtless the letter of some dear wife or
mohec--and AS lie read it o smile OF joy would illumi-
bis weather-baatef face. This was happiness 1t
was an oasis in the desert of esh life OF danger
aud suffering, and no doubt Secoma by him as
the dearest git relative could Snd. With the other
the opposite effect was observed As Soon as the
word "none" " had passed the lips of The addres
sed the look of anxiety with which the question
put faded away, and appearance Of extreme sorrow
conld have been seen plainly stamped his features
while teatIHg of envy at his fortunate conrade was
very apparent. This unhappiness, The song Of
hope that had Illuminated bis heart when he inquired
if there was any letter for him had died away and
feeling Ct loneliness ard regret at the neglect Of those
at home took possession OF him. Happy are they who
have homes and loved onest hear FROM While it is
the cu.es o negcct not to write to those relatives in
the army ii it makes them SD ard unhappy, how
much those f ell whose homes possEs g.
sion OF tie enemy, aud they cannot hear from their
iativS
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syAgEs OF EOuFE CA3tOLIsA.
I5aas y. Faulcon and o-he1s,

C 10. 1873. fr sdvS4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

fso1. LYxxH To- Id1Is IL sves m
body rsnsmbeF The eutsstGinment to n
given b Prof. Lyman to.uiehs Il 81
Chatham Square n. &. Church. ~
programme will b m ezoellsnt one, ON
prising Shylock, or the pound of,aesb.
Gin which Prof. L. carries seven Distinct
voioss,) Maud Muller; Raven; Lady
Teasls French John. aud larts selec-
ton Of new and splendid pieces. After .
long absence and yeass Of consant study
and practice, Mr.. Lyman returns to Ke-
okuk concededly at the headof his PROBES.
sion in the West. The Indianapolis Jour-
nal thus notices his performance in that
city:
"The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Tuesday
night BY Prof. Lymss was greeted BY !
select audience Of or people, oil Of
whom, We are bound to say, viii accord
that gentleman the need Of unqualified
praise which his genius add talent de-
serve. As a reader, elocutionist and de-
lineasor, Prof. Lyman stands at the head
Of his profession in the West. in fact, VI
have heard none better anywhere"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

DAVENPORT PAcKET.-It was our good
fortune to pass up to Burlington las,
week ON the fine steamer, New Bosrox.
commanded BY that popular and accom-
modatlng gentleman, Capt. B. w. devils.
with 4. +. Williams III the office. If
any person should have occasion to tray.
q: anc can appreciate good fare and at
tenslon, he will not have cause to regret
tue act, If he should book himself on this
fast-runniug boat.
The Boston is the packet from Madison
TO Davenport this morning. on the arrival
Of the cars from this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
HA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

vicKsBrhs Miss, Aug. o, 1858.
DR. John Bull-Dear Sir: am happy TO state TO no
that have used Jour valuable Ceron Btters with,r
benehf 70 myse In general debility and prostfatsono
ny syme ~ sa BY the nnhesitky and mi asnafir In.
nsence q the nnsespp eissr Ansad ykdkabufx having
heea VIVA uer Grant army throughout s whole south
en- campaign. ] cantdeutiy recommend It's
persons v 10 are exposed 10 ssheslihy climates.
Ii. ". FQGLE
Agent O, :. saltAry ccE-lisslon
LOUISVILLE, Ey, sept. l6, 1863.
On the I'D Of July last submitted through sgenf
OF mine, 70 the Medical Director u tbs Depa the
Array OF The tambsrsnd sample u my Csircn Rtters
.oF and requested IT, after analyst. he found IL
lsitortons 70 sanction aud approve 1t. among our
solaierp-
Tue following Is the Medical Drecors reply and also
Gen h'seeranf permission 70 ship DO d54en once 10
nave IL sold I" suti~Tr JOHN BULL
II am satisfied that Cedron Btters sill DO no harm
any one taken ptopsriy and IL moderation. see no
objection tc Dr. bnifs beng permitted 10 dispose 81
suffers. A. HENRY TuFRSTigs
Surgeon and Medical Drpot.r D
Headquarters Department of Cumberland
Ssshvsiie. Tenn, July -, ise5.
Dr. John BCfs agent, Ar.-, ks- pe~nsls.ion TO ship
70 Nashville Tenn. 70 groes. so tossa q Buus Ce-
dron Bit'efs fs kale 10 suffers in The array only
The Regulations OF the Treasury Department. TO be
complied with strictly.
BY order Of MAJ II ten Resecrans
HM.a.w uEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale, Wholesale and retail ~ Wilkinson Bartlett
w. heeAux, IOWA spriSdsrlJr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
GRIND UNION RALLY |
AT THE
junction, October sth, 1854

At : meeting Of the County Costral
Committee yesterday morning, e sas
dstsrmissd to have GRAND MASS
NETTING 1t the Junction on Saturday,
October 9th. Prominent speakers from
our own and other States will be there "a
address the meeting. GENERAL BEN.
N. PRENTISS, Of Qaincy, Illinois
JUDGE DOOLITTLE, Of Wisconsin,
SENATOR GRIMES, Of our own State
and other prominent speakers.
Every Union mao in the county ID
expected to be thsrs-the Chicago Con.
vsntion and Mick Lelhn's letter.of &C.
eeptance notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard of LINCOLN 4
JOHNSON, and let the war cry be
"DoUn ,cih the Rebellion, the Chieogt
Platform and tie Copperhead Payty!'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03
finanfial au0 Commercial


By Telegraph NEW Yoxx. Oct i.
cotsea-urchanged at 2osl Is for misdns up.
hands.
Fonr-stsse and Western opened dull and heavy and
closed Is to 2Sc lower, oos 30 for Extra State -
as9 co for Extra r. H. o. and 7sa51e 80 for Trade
Brands.
whisky-DuH and dropping at IS feI State and 20
al u western, closing heavy
Wbezt-pnil aud heavy, aud to SC lower. q q 90
for Winter Red ard Amber Western. and ss9i Sc Chi
cAgo and Racine spx;Rx.
kse-Duii; wexteE&st -
Bsrley-Dsil AID noriinsi
Corn-IIsasy and declining ., IS for Mixed Vest.
0ats-fn fair request a, s. for Western.
tonee-Duii aisl droopirg
susp-Duli aud heavy; New Orleans I'll 442iizc.
MoiAsses-puil. sales BY auction Of Porto Rico 81
@s6, Sugar House Syrup at soses6c.
Petroeutn-puii at SIC for Crude; 6c for Refined In
Bouj, and &c for Refined Free.
Wooi-Duli.
Pork-firmer with fair business doing II 80 for sses
- 0oi3 q for do cash. - 50 for do regular
40 e9er4l 50 for prime, and II te642 20 for Prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

CHANGE OF TIHE.-A despatch receiv.
ed Saturday from Hon. J. F. Wilson
withdraws his appointment to speak in
Fort Madison to-day, and in this place
upon Wednesday,, as by the later arrange,
ments made BY the Chairmsn of the
Union and Democratic Late Committees
the joint discussion between Mr.. Wilson
and Mr.. Hornish is to be held at For,
Madison upon the 10th and at Keokul
upon the llsh inst, commencing at one
o'clock p NJ OF each day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

POCKET Book Losr.-Lost vas.a.d.u
WINE travelling on the cars from For,
madison and crossing the Ferry from
tnis place to Hamilton, a small new c.,e
skin pocket.book. containing some five
0'iars In greenbacks. There
- VI 'nree ono hundred dol.
lar bills, and the balance Of tho .r,o,,,
was mostly in twenty dollar hin. w;,h
some few tens. -
So A'u VIII. be. paid to. the
~ 'a''ns Inc pocket-book and
money at this Office, or at Enoch W;,.on,.
store in Fort Madison. Oct1.o,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-03

THAT MASS MEETING.-We hone tina
every man, woman, aud child in the
county Will be in attendance upon the
Great Union Rally at the Junction unop
Saturday. Let the working.men of all
the townships and in every community
see that their districts and neighborhoods
are largely represented.
We want TO make the meeting a rous;n,
one, soul-cheering one. We want tho
people to turn out in their strength and
give US a rally worthy of Lee county
worthy OF the cause-worthy Of the great
Union party, and presage of the over.
whe'ming victory which will be ours in
The mex election a victory for Lincoln
and Johnson-for the Union-freedom
and standard perpetual Government a
victory which shall rsbuke symnatbv
with rebellion, blight the hopes of the
rebels, play out the Peace Democracy
and set the lasting seal of popular con-
domination upon traitors North and
South.
VI VIII want to hear the able speak
ers that will be there; you will want to
~ 'ou' iriehus; want to counsel to-
ge.ner want tc confer in regard 10 the
p0h"cal prospects. Give one day to the
cause and the country, and be at tho
junction upon Saturday.
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For the Gate City.l
ENG MA.
am composed af fortv.t-o ,a,,.r.

"'t sVusposed Of 1oFfy-tWo letters
useful habits ~ ~ - One VI mans most
fruitful - : o. AZ Is, Is, is what makes my frat
Ny 8, SIS, "a, IL 40, II. go 30 AZ 4, ..,
viii become by closely Observing nv a.. ia snat man
~ Az 1s e. is an emotion said to be full OF to-,
Ny is, q, 9, 81, 81, was thu nam.
the land Of Israel. ae "a fiign priest In
NY = 81 u s.. 25. %, 3. 80, 49, is III. nam. %
an important Eastern city = - 'he name of
liquids. eshing OF all
Ny 50, 81, IT, %, IL. IA, 81, 90 81. u. IA ~
the mare Of one OF eur country's enemies - ~ Is
Of erSice pfancd
sA-Answer next week.