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Grand Monthly Drawings held IN tho Norctgno
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wood urged on his boarders When the
boats struck the ships sides graphing hooks
were thrown and the Confederates clambered
up, facing a musketry fire, and with cut
lasses and pistols began the attack, man'for
man, against the Underwriters crew. The
struggle on deck was sharp, the Under
writer's crew contesting every inch
The commander of the ship, Joseph West
ervelt, was killed, and those of his men who
survived were driven into the water and
picked up by Woods men, or were impris-
oned below. The vessel was lying under
the guns of the Union forts, Anderson and
Stevenson, and the commanders here opened
fire as soon as the situation was understood,
and one shell exploded on the ships deck.
Woods men soon manned the capture, but
when the engine was examined it was found
that the boilers were cold and she could not
be moved. The wounded and prisoners were
then loaded into the boats and the torch was
applied at several points, and in few mo-
ments the Underwater was in flames
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Notice Of Commissioners
Sale.

NOTICE is horchy given, that pursuant 10
~ an order made in the ma tiers 0fthe Estate
OF Amanda e. Chaircs. deceased. on the 5lh
day # November 1889, by the Hon. r. G.
Long County Judge of Leon County, | will
sell At public sale in front Of The Court House
door, in Leon County, Florida, at II M. on the
fourth day Of December, 1880 to the highest
hiddcr, for cash, unless disposed Of ut private
sale, the f flowing described real estate, to
wit: North half, the northeast quarter OF
the sOutl " 81 quarter of Section Two: also.
the south half of the northeast quarter. and
the south half of the northwest quarter of
section Ih ee; also, the east half of the north
west quarter OF Section Four ais O, the north
west quarter, the west half of the northeast
quarter, the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter and the northwest quart err of the
soui beast quarter of Section Eleven. Town.
ship One, South of Range Two, east, contain
ing 92O acres, more or less also the west half
of the snut east quarter md the east half of
the southwest quarter of Section Thirtyfve :;
$50, the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section Twenty one: also. the
southeast quarter OF the southeast ouarter of
Section Thirty, Township One, North of
Range Two, east, containing two hundred and
~ acres, more or less. Also Lots Nos. 81
and %. in survey of lands OF Geo. K. Walker.
made by II. T. Blocker, near X. r. Depot, at
lallai assoc, Fla, or SO much of above describ-
ca lands as may be necessary to paw the in
debtedness OF said estate, together with the
cost of this proceeding.
K. ALEX SHINE,
NOV D. Ioo9-4w. Commissioner.
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Whites NY mother insisted on my getting
b. b 3 for her rhcum1il~m, rs tier cast
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impairment has been lruN wonderful
y prominent physician who WISHES M~
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Whosc case ct ler'ialV syphii~ We surely
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made up ~ skin anG bones and tcIlihlc al
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BLOWING UP THE ALBEMARLE

lowed by occupation of Plymouth and New
Berne by fortified posts for the Union armies
and formidable Union fleets rode upon the
sounds and rivers The Confederate war YES
sells upon those waters were annihilated at a
blow by Commander $. G. Rown's squadron
In connection with Burnside's operations
and thenceforth. until 1864, no Confederate
dag was flung from the mast in broad day.
light north of Wilmington.
The rule Of the sounds by tho Union feet
was by no means to the liking of the Confed-
crates, and many desperate attempts were
made to change this state Of things. Bat tho
coast was too well guarded to permit any re
spectacle war craft to get III; tho cl ones
had been destroyed or captured, and there
were no yards and shops at hand where they
could be constructed. Union guns frowned
from fortress walls on Plymouth and New
Berne, and Union vessels rode in their har-
bors. With occasional attempts on the part
OF the Confcderates to end this unequal state
OF things two years passed. Orders had been
given To construct vessels in tho upper wa
ters of the state, but the work went on
slowly, and in the winter of 1864 it was de-
cided at Richmond to commence redeemiug
North Carolina by the bold policy of captur-
ing navy from the enemy. An expedition
to secure the largest Union gunboat at New
Berne, the Underwater, with 800 horse
power engines and carrying four guns, was
intrusted to Col. John Taylor Wood, an ex-
perienced naval officer
Col. Wood had force of 800 experienced
sailors, well armed, and, with four boats and
two launches, left Wilmington ON the King
ston railway for Kingston, the nearest point
to New Berne, for rendezvous From
Kingston to New Berne, distance of thirty
miles, the boats moved stealthily on the
Neuse and at night reached the harbor
Here Wood formed his boats in two divis-
ions, and just as five bells, or half past 2,
sounded on the Underwater, the strangers
were discovered and the challenge rang out,
HBoat ahoy!" No notice was taken. and
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the circumstances will quote in part from
the narrative of Lieut.. J. N. Mafftt, who
was on board He says:
At dawn on the 18th steam was up ten portable
FORCES, with numerous sledge hammers, were
placed on board, and thus equipped the never
failing Cooke started on his voyage as q floating
work shop. Naval history affords no such re
1narkabe evidence Of patriotic zeal and individual
perseverance.
On the turtle back numerous sta..os were sus-
pended thronged with sailors welding huge
sledgc hammers. Upon the pilot house stood
Capt Cooke, giving directions. Some Of the crew
were being exercised at one OF the biz guns.
Drive il spike No. TO-" sang out the command.
er Goa nut below and screw up in vent and
SPONGE Lad with cartridge' were the next
commands. Drive in No. IL, port sde-so ON
nut and screw up hard,' 'Load with shells
primer And in this seeming Babel OF words the
floating monster glided 0y
t. h., ,r,.kl
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ der an act otthc Legislature on Florida.
cntltird "An act 10 lfCVidc a general law for
the nc orpuratlnn 81 Railroads ana Canals
aud u acts atncnd.tj orN thereof The underoig
cd llaVr a-9Oclatcd l. CUl-c.Vcs fug Their inlU "a
company and cufppr ttIpn 50 BE- Mi WI - the
Midland Transit Railway Company tar tuc
puf pose of cOu,tf pctlu-, maintaining aud
operating railway from Rochelle, m
Alachut cOouuty, thi Ough or mar The town
of Mclroe", To a point IF junction with the
Georgia southern an Florida railroad, in tn
county of Gay or Bradford. a total length
of about seventeen miles and passing
through the countic, of Ahchua and Cay or
Bradlurd
The capital stock is fixed at one hundred
thousand dollars, divided into shares OF on"
hundred dollars each and shall be paid IL a.
required by the bylaws And the said Com
pany stall have all the rights conferred by
law.
The incurpOrators are and The directors
for the first year shall be
A. f. EoGELBACH,
VIM }. VINEGAR,
II. q. PAYNE,
/. A. DARBY,
Sept. ,. 1850 3n RORT W. DAVIS
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SINKING OF THE sOUTHFIELD.

rates once more to Their new constructions
three of which were I'LL ?ar way III these wa
terS. The Albemarle was on the WAYS on
farm up the Roanoke river from Plymouth
A general attempt was decided upon to Sc
cure the important Union posts along the
whole coast, and force under Gen. R. F.
Hoke was directed upon Plymouth The
place was defended by Gen. H. W. Vessels,
with about $500 infantry, and in the river
were the gunboats Southfeld and Miami, and
an improvised war vessel, the BombshelL
mounting three pieces Gen. Hoke began
his attack on the 10th of April, and urged
the commander of the Albemarle to hasten
down the river and asSail the Union boats
On the 18th the ram reached the obstruc.
lions of piles, torpedoes and sunken vessels
that had been placed about three miles above
Plymouth in anticipation of an attack from
that quarter. The river was swollen by a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ UNDER an act OF the Legislature of IL e
State of Florida, entitled AN Act TO provide
u genc:al law for the Incorporation Of Rail-
roads and Canals" approved February II
1874, the Undersigned have formed com
pany under the name of the "Fcrnandiua
Jacksonville and st. Augustine ship Canal and
Transportation Company" for the purpose
of constructing and operating snip canal in
said State for pubiic use and tor the use of
all vessels, from the ctyof Eernantlina, in
Nassau county, to Jacksonville in Duval
county, and to construct, maintain and Oper-
ate Il railroad for the public use in The con-
vryancc of persons ana property, and for the
pu pose of maintaining ana operating any
railroad already constructed for pubic us,
from jacksonville, Duval county, to ST. Au-
%ustinc, St Johns county, State OF Florida
the length of railroad being about folty
miles and the length Of the ship canal about
forty miles, and the Conn any Will he in
vested with all the powers rights, privileges
and franchises conferred by the Laws of the
State of Florida under which said COMPANY
is organized.
VI. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
j. f. L. BowDEN,
ZEPH HARRISON
aug ~ 3m. AND OTHERS
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Notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that under an Act
~ of the 1t gislature OF Florida, entitled
AN Act to Provide General Law fer the In
corporation Of Railroads and Canals" and all
acts amcndatOry thereof, the Undersigned
have AS Ocialcd themselves together into Il
COMPANY and Corporation TO BE- known as the
TALLAHASSEE RAILWAY COMPAAY, for
The purpose of constructing, maintaining and
.pr'ating Street Railway in the City Of
Tallahassee and viciuagc for public use in the
conveyance OF person, and property. Said
railway a. first constructed to be about one
mile aud Il half in length, and To be extended
rom time to time rs business may warrant
The capital stock is fixed AT Fifty Thousand
i)pilar-, divided into share. of ore hundred
dollars each, and shall be paid in as required
by he fylaws. The incorporates and Direc
tors are
CHARLES II BENNETT,
RICHARD l.. BENNETT,
NOV. >, lSS9-:im. GEORGE w. SAXON.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
HIGslWOOD FARM.

1S0ACRES ADJOINING CITY. LOCAL
1eJO ITi thoroughly healthy. Residence
only ID minutes walk from business centre,
and five minutes walk from railroad depot !;
most beautiful situation in the State The
house, which is large, well built, and in thor
ough repair, is situated on hill 300 feet high i,
commanding an extensive and charming view
in all directions Soil excellent. Pear or
chard of about four acres yielded last year
Ovei64 barrels - second year of bearing
Large new barn, of "a stalls, with hay loft
60x30 New hen house, with other necessary
outbuildings Cistern. Cool we'll Pasture
(40 acres) fed by never falling clear stream.
For sale in whole, or in portions. on following
terms: One-eghth in cash balance spread
over seven or eight years, with interest. at
present legal rate. Apply to J. 5. LOCKE,
or j. T. BERNARD, Son 81 Co.
Feb 10, 1SS9-tf
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requEruon, ana Jne wurK Degan ana enueo
as piece OF hand made manufacture. 1t re-
quired twenty minutes to drill an inch and
quarter hole through the plates with the first
drilling outfit. Finally one of the builders
prepared a drill that would bore a hole in
four minutes. Every detail of her construc-
ton required a new invention to overcome
the drawbacks of working without tools"
When the craft was ready to launch it was
decided to move her twenty miles up thu
river to the little town of Halifax, whers
there were shops and other conveniences tc
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX MONTHS
Il after the first publication of this notice,
we will apply to County Judge of Leon
county, Florida, for final discharge as admin
istiator and Administrative of the estate of K.
II. Gamble. late of Leon county, Florida,
deceased.
r. G. GAMBLE, Administrator.
A. E. GAMBLE, Administrative
July 2, 1SS96m
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help in completion.
She was here at
Halifax when word
came, on the 18th
of April, that Gen.
Hoke needed the
ram to assist in
capturing Plym-
outh. The vessel
was not ready, but
Capt. Cooke had
promised to take a
hand in the battle
and had named the
day. Eow he kept
his promise under
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spring freshet and
it was found that
there were ten feet
of water over the
Instructions. The
next obstacle was
Fort w ARE II
whose guns com
inande'i the river,
but the shot and
shell made no i'm
preston upon the
heavily arinorcci
ram and she ran.
on until two steam
ers were sighted
-.
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Money at 6 Per Cent. Interest

From the American Building aud
Loan Association.
Author.zedC liJal.. 500 900. 0O
resources Observation-Disclosures. %, 800, 900
Interest and principal payable in monthly
tViurnt>.
I.2OO Boards in The Principal Cities
OF the SOpth ana " cat.
Thvir r. pre- entativcs are here 10 lrr5act
branches in Florida, and loan money for build
ing purposes or otherwise
No contni~~' ~ '.e r,arGel on loans md
the interest i Il Der cent. per annum on the
money actually luaned.
Good inv stincm- are furnished for invest
or. aud borrowers aad Investors stock
makes equA profits Cal III o. address,
CIAS. + CONS1OCK,
General Agrn,. JAcksop>ii,e
J. 7. BERNARD. sos x co.
10 Jan 30 \-'ni,, Tallahassee, Fla
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON OCTOBER Cd 1889
Aug 20 3n.

OHrlOE Or SOMPIKOLLEK OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER I'd, 1889.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pres
ented To the undersigned, it has been made 10
appear that The First ational Bank of Talla-
hassee, IN the City of Tallahassee in the
County OF Leon and State of Florida, has com
pied with all the provisions of the Statutes of
the United States, required to be complied
WIN before an association shall be authorized
to commence the business of Banking;
NOW THEREFORE,, |, EDWARD s. LACEY,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby Ger
tify That The First National Bank of ITALIA.
hassee, In the City of Tallahassee, in the
county OF Leon, and State of Florida, is au-
thorlZed To commence the business of Bank
lag, as provided in Section Fifty one Hundred
and Sixty nine OF the Revised Statutes of the
United States
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and Seal of office, this I'd
H. 81 day of October, 1889.
E. s. LACEY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Oct. 8, l889-60d
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Administrators Notice.

v Office is hereby given, that all persons
~ haviug unpaid claims against the estate
of Isaac Gree, late nf Leon County. Fiorida.
deceased, shall present the same, properly
authenticated, To The undersigned " tina I'VE
Nt ar> After the date Of tbs notice, or the col
lection of the same ehal To forever barred,
aud a persons mi cbted Il -aid estate viii
make payment 1T uncc. X. ). WILLIAMS,
Nov ;, lN>9-NW. Administrators
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NOtica

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX MONTHS
Il after the first publication of this notice
will apply to County Judge of Leon
county, Florida, for final discharge as admin
istratOr of the estate of Inman H. Fisher, late
of Leon county, Florida. deceased
ID. s. FISHER, Administrator.
August 20, lSS9-6m*
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX
~ months after date, | shall. as Admins
traitor OF the estate of Thomas J. kawls late
OF the county OF Leon and State of Florida,
deceased, present my final account and vouch-
ers, to the County Judge Of Leon county tor
approval, and ask to be DISCHARGED lrOln the
administration OF said estate.
W. \. RAwLs,
Sept 3, S9.Gm Administrator.
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Square is one inch in space 10 squares make
col .nn. Advertisements inserted less than
one month, 81 square for first, and 81 cents Tor
each subsequent in -ruon.
Advertisements unaccompanied by the CASH,
except .ader contract, will not receive attention
Ii the money enclosed does not cover the mum
Der Of assertions ordered, it will be inserted less
number OF mes.
Advertisements not marked with the number OF
times be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
ALI contract advertisers whose amount OF
space and .ngth of time are fixed by above rates
will be required 10 contine their advertising
strictly TO their own business, tiess otherwise
stipulated.
Legal advertisements at lawful rates.
Ali bills for advertising due after first publ
cation advertisement.
az No Local Special Notices inserted
among read * matter They will appear in Local
Advertisement or ). ecia Notice column.
Local notices 10 cents line for first insertion
and 5 -uts line for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices, in solid nonparen type, one
cent %ord fol hch insertion, on eighth page.
Obituaries exceeding four lines Will be charged
same ADVERTISEMENTS
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ of an order Of the Honorable " A. Nc
Lean, X glster in Bankruptcy, in the matter
OF the Estate Of Arvah Hopkins, 4 bankrupt
that a third General uerti . Of the credit r.
Of ,ad bankrupt Nil be b III i: ~ O'Clock a..
IN on the 2>th doy ~ November, 4 d. 1854,
uciorc the said W. \. Mclean. /, g5,tcr in
bankruptcy, At III, ctlicc, Ia j4cksolyiIle in
thc Northern District 81 Florida.
-. w. GWNNN,
Ocl. -, lN>j-fW. Assignee.
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ALBElIARLE SUNK
Heroic Exploits of u. S. Naval
Lieut.. Gushing.
REMARKABLE FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Blockade Runners on the North Carolina
erates-The Albemarle Built by Hand
and Out of Observation-Disclosures by
Cushing's Force-His Perilous Trip.


and Out of Observation-Disclosures by
Cushing's Force-His PeriIous Trip.
Copyright 1889 by American Press association
The career of the Confederate ram Abe
marie twenty-five years ago IN the waters of
North Carolina, beginning with her deadly
sea fights with the Union blockading fleet
and ending with her destruction bya torpedo
at the wharves of Plymouth, was a most ex-
citing episode in naval warfare The coast
of North Carolina was favorable for running
in vessels from foreign ports carrying con
traband goods. The numerous shoals pre-
vented heavy draught war ships from hugging
the coast, and the fleet little craft used in the
trade, by taking advantage Of darkness and
fog, could elude the guard ships first and out
sail them afterward, making port and I'M
loading before they could be overhauled
Down to the very last months Of the war
North Carolina remained the store house of
the COnfederates and the supplies were for
eign, coming by way of Bermuda and Nassau
The port Of Wilmington held out as a reg
nlar refuge for blockade runners until Janu-
ary, $50. Other ports were made OCCASION
Ally yvcssels chased away from Wilmington
Dy the Union cruisers, but the capture of
Hatteras Inlet, Roanoke Island and the adia-
cent region by Burnside, expedition of lSG2
closed a long stretch Of coast, as wcl as the
Albemarle and Pamlico sounds and the
mouth OF the Roanoke river to the C0nfeder-
ates The conQuests of Burnside were fol
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Administrators N Office.

NOTICE is hereby given, chat all persons
~ having unpaid claims against The estate
of John T. G.. Crawford late OF Leon County,
Florida. deceased, Shall present the same,
property authenticated, To the undersigned
within two years after the date OF this notice,
or the collection OF the same shall be forever
barred, and all persons indebted to said estate
Will III .ke payment at once.
II. G. CRAWFORD,
Administrator Estate John I. q. Crawford
Oct % lSSg-1W