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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30

" W GRIEBELis a candidate for reelection for
IL. Register of Shelby county at the ensuing
August election; subject TO the action OF the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30

DFN R HENDERSON is a candidate for County
/ } Register at the election in August. 1878; sub
feet 70 the action of the Democratic Conservative
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-30

rIN B. MICoU is a candidate for Chancellor Of
L. Shelby county, at the ensuing August election,
subject to nomination b. the Democratic and Con-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
elvDguIn nnd nuina.

Or Stailo has shown us some splendid specimens Of gypsum rock, discovered by i him on Ionto crock, about lo miles from the crossing Of Salt river on the PhwniX
 road. This gypsum ls what IS known as the plaster paris % commerce. lt ls extensively
 used in tue arts aud in the establishment Of the interior og houses lt ie also extensively
 used aS a fertilizing agent. lt has the faculty
 after being eaicined 0fatsractiDg atmospheric
 moisture, and is consequently of great value
 upon dry soils. lt is sulphaie Of lime. The Doctor tells as the deposit is inrnlcIsc and easy of access. Ne don't want plaster paris much in Arizona. yet; but when the
 railroads get in. and money qeis circui5tiTfe.
 adobe asa finishing inagerial loT fhe interior Of hoHses win be oof of dzte, snd plaster wifi take its place. He also tells Gs Of having seen the ruins of huilding. built and occu- pied by the former residents of the Verde country, which msasiired about 350 feet square, and contained about 100 rooms. Por- tons oI the second story walls still remain.
 There are nc roads leading to it, and as canal has evidently run near tho house. fhs presaiupsicn is Uhaf hse liesterisi for sltfa material for S0lomon's Temple, on fioaJs, ibere being no rock of the kind used near ihe huilding. The Doctor did not find much of the e2TthcnWare So common in similar ruins in New Mexico. and what he did lind. was very little decorated. The tune Will come when these ruins will be sort of Meea, toward which antiquarian pilgrims sslh turn their steps. There gre evidences that the people were agrlcuiturai, as nulncr- eas lltcheS traverse the country. Some of tliese ditehes or canals have been cut for Miies through solid malapais. The level Of the river k some distance below the bottom of tilese canals, proving the greaz antiquity of tie Ttiins; Or eiss some Ffo ehs cshy KiSloa of nature by which the topography of the country has been changed.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
FsaaeIra Mines ana NH.

Last week, having 3 leisure day, We con- ciuded t0 make & trip to tee Isabella Com proof of their development On the way we saw and entered the Cadnlus copper mine
 and was agreeably surprised at the size of the vein, is apparent richness, and the amount Of work done " @ saw large and finely arched tunnel, which entered the hil
 about POO feet from its apex. Besides tue tunnel, there are i've openings on the center and east end of the claim. The work has been suspended in consequence of the pres ent low pTlee Uf copper. Ne passed the Hetamora and lelfair silver mines the prop erty of a San Francisco company, which are being deFel0ped under the supervision of Mfr Wilder, a' co-owner; but We had not time 10 visit them, and were soon at the Isabella group. These mines are pictur- esqueiy situated on Mineral hil Of 9uartzits mountain We saw large quantities Of mill ing ore on the dumps, and was informed by miners that the ore would mil from $500 to S400 per ton. We were not prepared for tiis, either as to quantity or quality or ore, fer the reason that " had been told that the ore was low grade and but little of it--that an eight-mule team could haul it at g single load. Alter seeing the ore plies at tue differ ept dumps, we were reminded of a certain Baron Munchausen, whose st0ries were written with a free pen and wholly devoid of truth, and only calculated to amuse and not instruct and SO, too, is t with the story of the wonderful power oI that eiehl-mula team. The Happy Jack, one Of the group Of eleven mines, is really a fine prospect. and shows unmistakable evidence of becoming in tie near future 9 valuable mine it is a iissure vein, and although only 22 feet doep, the pay-0re streak is 26 inches wide, is com pact, and yFAcens as it goes down The ore is reported as being worth S400 per ton some Of it above that figure but S4g)is given as the average. The Mineral hill ore shows equally weA From the mill t0 the mines is g 1aiE graded road and vhera fl rises From tue guich Co the top of tne mesa hy a side cat ls Of easy ascent. The distance from the mil t0 the nlises is about six naiess has uever-failing supply of xater anmedialely on Ehe thoFoog gh5sfe, Nhere tesnls g0ing fo and building IS lp, and boiler and engine in place. and all that is necessary 70 set the
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Yhfevfnr.

 Captain Soule. whcse esnap baa beeD TQflt bed, discovered upon flc pcrson of g rohto Apaclc in Morrill,, kcliucf S Co.'s some of his clothing and went for him, there and then; and upUu opening a pack which the Indiap. was carVying, found q suit of cl0ghes, updef-clotlins and GtheF aTif2es, 1dfsIt4 af tllat bad been taken rem his camp. This Indian also robbed Cranes mining camp ". H. Barncastlc being the principal loser. He was held in custody by Deputy Sheriff ShcpaTd, who sent him -i1i charge of tfeorgt Weber and Joaquin Miller to where hs had secreted the balance of the plumber. all Of which, as we are informed, Was recovered, with .tlIs.eAeeption ot a p4irsof Refe b80tf. shepard, Weber and Miller deserYe credit for their assidulty- in recovering the stolen property. The Indian Was placed lH cVstostYs of other reds Of 8 different band, with instruc- tioi 8 Co deliver nim to the Acting Indian Agent at San Carlos, with a letter from Justice Swasey. setting forth the facts of his guilt aEd.tX pressing tle hope tlfat his pun- ishmsns Uill be commensurate with the crime, for the effect t would have on others. The following is 6 copy of the pass allowing the cuiprit Co go beyond the lines of the reservation:
 No. 54. SAN CARLOS AGENCY,
 September 25 1878.
 The bearer or this pasy Three s3Een, oT. Tonto Captains Band, has permission to be absent eighteen days, Co work at mines iu Globe district, ssGt1a1 MJSKiieas
 IT, L. HART, T.. S,~intlian Agent,
 Per SMURDEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Announcements
ueIarnar.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate for Delegate to the Forty-siath Congress Oi the United States, and would say to nv fei- low citizens that, if honoree by an election. ] VIII diligently labor t0 promote the inter- ests of the entire Territory, without regard to section. 8. E. DAEIo. MINERAL PARK, July 21, 1878.
 DeIegate- To the potefs Qf Arizona.
 In accordance with the expressed desire of a great many citizens of the Territory, herewith submit my name t0 the voters thereof as an Independent Candidate for Delegate to the FOrty-Sixth Congress, and most respectfully request the support of my fellow citizens, promising that il elected 1 will do everything possible, in an honorable way, to serve them and the Territory.
 JOHN c. CAAPBELE. PRESCOTT, April 20, 1878.
 Delegate. 70 tts Psepls ef Arizona.
 very respectfully announce myseif as an Independent PeOpies' Candidate for re-eiee- ton 70 tAe Forty-sixth Congress. If aul elected ] will strictly adhere to my former course, and with the advantage of past ex- perIence will labor to advance the interests Of tue entire Territory and her people. To this end l solicit the support of Al citizens. cry respectfully, ~. $. S1EYEhS. V 4sHIHGToS, b. C., Jnne l, 1878.
 Delegate. 70 f6s voters of A1Izoaa 1srrisorv. 1 hereDy announce myHeit as a candidafe- for Delegate to Congress at the ensuing No Ycmber election
 KING $ R00LSEK
 For The tounesa, The undersigned respectfully announees himself as 4 candicate to represent Pinal county lu the Council of the next I.epialaflve Assembly sf Alizena.
 FL.B. GOODWIN
 Representative l respectfully submit my name to the voters of Pinal county, at the coming elec- ton, Tor member Of She House Of Repre- sentatlFes of the Territorial Legislature
 V. hILDER AE4UE Florence. Oct 1, ISIS.
 Representative l hereby announce myself candidate. rom nlaiieopa county for Representative in llie Tenth Legislative Assembly of tue Ter Iatoiy of Arizona. Election, Nov 9th.
 DdKID bEARDSLEK
 Representative. Io tks pofsfs ef Pian1 Ccuxfvs hereby announce nyself as Q candidate Tor Representative tC che Legislafi ve 4 ssssn.s Diy oi Arizona, at tue coming election.
 H.H q HokHs.9
 Nepresen4at8Ye. offer myself as 9 candidate for the Tar Ei1oriel House of Representatives, at the sp- preaching elachon.
 0soaR T BR6Ug of Globe.
 ahessG - LtteRy knnQit1ce myseli. ss candidate for the ef5ce of SaeriE cf psrsI es,,srtv
 e B88DY.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
.SunInf0ns.

Tn the Distinct Cohrto 'the F7fst .JRdiclal District Of the Territory of Arizona, ia and Ger the county OfRla4l,.tss
 George Ross and DQhRd Ross, FaEtners, plaintiffs, @. Danube s4solng Compa4y, de- -fsndaDt H
 Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District Court of the coun- ty Of Pinal, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 the Danube Mining Company. You are hereby summoned and required to appear in au action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs, in the District Court 0f the Frst Judicial District in and for the county of Pinalf in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint nlcd with the Clerk within twenty days lexciusife of the day of serYicel after the. Seryice upon you of this Simmons fl served in this county but if served out of the county and within this District then within thirty days in all other cases forty days, or judgment by default win be taken against you according to the prayer Of said complaint. Said action is brought to recover the sum of one hungired and sefenty- six (l1G) dollars, alleged to Ee due froip de- fendant Co plaintiffs upon au account for work and l0bCT done on said Danube mine April 27th, A. D. 1878 The cause Of action is fully set forth in their verified complaint on 1le nerein, to which reference is hereby made for furiieF information
 And you are. hereby notified that 4 you fail to appear and AisWer tle con plairt, as above requiredg the plaintiffs will take 5ldg- ment against you for the sum of one hundred and seVenty-six g17e) dollars, and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and seal Of lhe said
 District Court, at Florence, this
 27th day Of September. 1878.
 fSeal JOHN J. DENINE. Clerk
 By J. A. PATERSON. Deputy
 A. c. SWIFT, Attorney for Plaintiffs
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10

stamps in motion. is che arrival of the resi- due of necessary mm,hlnerF. which parsed Tucson on its way from SAn Francisco cn fire iSsh uis., qua sboaid have been here ;Nfo weeks aeo Ihc work is ai done well and paid for, and t would be roa-on for con- graduation fl We had Q few more such com pauies and men ike HaskiE Go direct tue l.r..ar.. ions
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Rcc0rder

70 tIe Tofsrs of Pinai toua5g. l hereby announce myseh as a candidate for re-elsction 70 che office of County Re- corder. and would respectfully solicit your support ai the ensuing election.
 dlNNJ. DEIIEE
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Nnfrlnr'

Edwin E. V ailace, native of New York City, and lately pilyale in CotM, Sixth Cavalry, severed his Windpipe yesterday morning with pen-knife. Ae was eelirious ln consequence 0f excessive use 0f whisky.
 Freeman Chamberlain, whose band was anputated two weeks since, is doing well
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10

am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of rinai county Election on Nov. 8. 1878.
 J F. GdBRIEL.
 King Mine, Final County.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Miscellaneous
Noticgl ss..ss 

The co-partnership heretofore existing under the nfln name of Bailey S Van Wag- encn,- in 6ione. Ar1Zoua, was dissolved DF nlutlEd cousenf on. the 22d fgstafttF A Q. claims due by and to the late firm win be settled by B. " eisl and c. S. NanW agenen, who sscaeed-te the business, and win con- duct the sams under the name and style Of B. Weil 6 Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Reeorder

an a candidate for the office Of County Recorder of Pinal county. al the ensuing election-A ovember 5th, 1878.
 k O. NIRdTIOf.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Announcements
el,crtn

Sheriff
 lam a candidate for the office of Sherif Of Pinai counly. Election on Nov 2. lo5e.
 .f F. Gdbh3EL,
 King Mine, Final County.
 Recorder. 7o s6s gof-rs of Piaai coaafg. l l hereby announce myseh as a candidate for re-eleetion Co the office of County Re. corCler, and would rcspettfuliy solicit your support al tho ensuing election.
 J6HNJ. DEFINE.
 Recorder am a candidate for the office Of County Recorder of Piual county. al the ensuing
 Z. c. STRdTIoy.
 Recorder 70 tse I'osers of P1aql Coausy ] hereby announce myself g candidate for the e1ief of County Recorder at the ensu- jng NoSember election. s,
 k e Ez;FSkEll ?; <
 Treaaurer T, sls rofers of Pixol Coa1fg. The undersigned hereby announces that he is a candidate for the office of Treasurer of said county. at the ensuing November election; and I will state that l OkeF myself as a candidate for lhai office without having consulted with the KING Of present existing liilaf c0ulgtv v sot heloers. and ftferefore sO- hcit v0ur Votes LLGT' RIUGLkS FLORENCE, september z4, ls7S.
 Treasurer. hereby announce myself aS a candidate for the office Of Treasurer of Pinai county. Election on the 5th Of November, ls7s
 F ?. AaSSOLETTI
 Supervisor hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of linai county. st the coming general election. JOHN M HISE.
 supervisor. announce myself as a candidate for the Board oi supervisors Of pinal county.
 yeNf3SIi c-5fsE1.Ftf s3ttO6ss} .t~fs Justice Of the Peace. At the request of friends, l announce my self As q candidate for Justice of the Peace of Gjla township, Co reside at Globe. Fs.' Q o'ss. ;s GE3.sss aEzIN
 Jgstgce of the reaec: yefles usisltrslene7 EeTtby affnoaness him. self a candidate for Justice of the Peace feE sSS Ia xeWnSkip4pina count ,,ta rssiae in tsisbe c. 4. SE.ASEi. 5 ..F x ConstahIe. s ss-..S ] hereby announce myself as a candidate for CopStaDle.ef G5la township, residence at Globe taes ss-sd GspE-8klEE40N
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Ae1IILLEN. ARIZoNA.

MeMILLEN, ARIZONA,
 .Ds'lsr.in
 Groe,6ifiegs, Dry q sIoa $ ', i, sg~s. ,.e .ss, <. - .nI.or, HING, ' '.''' '-' ........ :. ..'b. t /. e r~ -.ss ''~ss II loats and Shoes, Rats, Tinware, -- Hardware, Cfoskery, Glssswafe,
 Drugs. .s Cigars and Tobacco,
 Iron, Steel Powder and Fusg. ....-.s. .-s..,s
 -s1so. =, .,.. .'.',.. :s,... full line os Cooking and ttsatins s,oSe.;..s.' fs snd holio's-sarei s'. '- .-a 't- NhieA 7we odersAs bell-ross prieesss : ..s !: ss s~ s,ts7 ' ys sk' spesaf sttsHtlon giyeHto ofasr II a sAaast s l dnuTaasfaeti5n 'gaatanteed.s 's = W asss's..4 s0' would .psiiAl attention so.oaf si & :. :: II Groesriies and, Miners Gooas ]. I -..'' 1. s.< oursd5ieof s; " INES. AND ,LIotoR R:sis ss ;s " Are insaiEFpassed. ~ ~ As we buy fer cash and ssll on isras.tSrsnss we tesl eQnhaens that nos ho9sf n .zs s
 tue Nest can compete withse
 1s iRp1ess aud quaiiy & .,'ss - Miners 0at6ts 3. .Specialt5 3.s E..
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
McMillen Ads
TidWen 6
 Nichols,


 vsolesale and Retail psasers in Dry Goods,
 Clothing. .:
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 M Hats Caps, ! 'Ys' s,saiss 4s 3s
 s3 BnDts aud sh0es,S 's.as> ~.s4e4 ~s ~ .ss l9p1xNsF F, pRUes. ~s-- tsr.'tIsssrS,,' ''t Ms.d sa9 Y ylQg WA'e, es :. ;. 3ce s..s.,e > .s. g ss poR xf.rr0e'.s a.., ~ -''fTftsFSs : IoiSaeeAe-o' es as .' 0s-'tso' e .sS ; WiSes ss Whisky,
 F5s ssa .,asss-sE tis
 Bfi'a'F, ait 0auii5d Goods, t' ,s s1 1s' .s5ss' s,si s&1 .x sais'' Rci1Et.s - s. Ss wtspprrhssed 6uF gaaAs'aarhk z< .Ss's fs-; a 7s -fssz & lllssc'aia iIf Easseta inasksis we are z. 1ss-E CT s s;sss,.A .s!as E. ( Gl'siais Io ia special iniheeueFss nr .Sgslsismeys, ss-.s 4 >' .s'gfes .ts szi sss;s .-s : ', sszsQ4iR < Eosk of.-a 'a (EUqHIsG. AND GR0UERnS, .- i.Ss-s-A .t sa x.' asaeiied in t4e Ter toig . s.yss-s T-.s -s ss- -s i; sasSv Isngsyatgs. a ss ,s 3M .s s is 7-aU,R P :. .l EQUALITY Issr ...s .<S:s s zsl as-s. s-ssal !, .e ss=ss : sesa. =ss .s-- .sl : ss.s&,.szs..s r.ssts. .-sts~s . ,ss.-, ssS ss. E.. . z '" s {.s.ss--+.. ............-.- ~ -..-..--s-. s.t-ss.s.ts.rs.- ss- ---.-....-.. s...s.... s..+...---.- 1. s......-.t..... e ...~............... ...-..ts--..,~. -Jt-.-.. ........... s.... -.--.--.s. ,...... ...-.- $ 5.-.'-..e..s sss.--s<.~s.-,e l... ..-..
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
CORRAL
 -AsD- Grocery Store

Al each of which pe1ons can always bo ss- comInocated. Giys us a call, and se 'tii8r- antee that you will be satisfied wi1 fle prices and good5.
 r EMERSON BROTHERS:
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Recoraer

70 fkc icters of FiHql Co1giy.
 ] hereby announce myself g candidate for the eiiee of County Recorder, at the ensu- ing NoSember election. s
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
BANKING HOUSE,
 or L. J. WEBSTER, Globe City, \. T.
--e-t .s-s.. --r-l--- Gold and. ,SIlyar. Ballion bought

or eAsil >f
 A;aEuaaa RaFeys as5 bullion < in Fire and Burglar Proof
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10

Ia e0nnss.l0n wlsA tAs Ho.sl l. ar.I sl5.s..-. ].
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
AIONZ0 RAuEY.

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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-11-13


Our exchanges, last week, were
80 taken up with the election, we
can CLEAN little else from them.
-E. r. Trafford, civil engineer of
Fort Ried has got out a sectional
mapaof Orange county. io o'
@' The Orange county Reporter
came, out last week in morning for
Senator rantly.u ej. .'.9. derin
-e Orange county fell far short of
the 5000 majority promised by
Major Marks for Hull. M sa..4
Columbia county has beenlately
gathering string beans os..
n The citizens Of Jacksonville
have been made mad with delight at
the arrival of their first ocean steamer,
the City of Texas. 1T isto be seen
yet if they will-support the line prop
'erly after the novelty wears off.
They should have now a cotton mill,
paper mill, to work up palmetto, and
ship building establishment.
Syrup is sold in Jackson county
at 25 cents per gallon.
"A few days since, the schooner
Jimmie . was crossing Suwannee
Bay, when, to the surprise of all on
board, large fish suddenly leaped
from the sea and landed on the YES
sers deck. The negro cook "went for"
the fish, and lively times began on
that deck. Fore and aft, starboard
rolled, jumped and struggled; and
for some time it was hard to saw
whether fish orinegro was getting
the best of it. Finally, with assisS,
lance, the cook secured the, prize,
which proved to be Tarpon, weigh.
ing a hundred pounds or more
state 10eayaat., .; sio1s, ..ira,.
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The Brock House.

Mr.. G. d. Mclean has opened the
Brock House at Enterprise for the
accommodation Of visitors. This is
a tavorate resort for invalids and
sportsmen during the winter months
as it offers great inducements to
the pleasure seekers, in the way Of
hunting, sailing and fishing Quail,
deer, and other game abound in the
surrounding country, there is also a
fine orange grove and mineral spring
on the premises. This hotel has al
ways been famed for the excellency
Of the culinary department. Mr.. G.
G. Carr, of Portland, Maine, will
take the management on the 1st of
December 'ttf# q =
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Locals,
a CARD.


A., II hereby announce2'to my friends and
the public IN general that l have sold NV
entire stock aud goods to G. A, Dreka 4
Co.., of philadelphia. who will continne
the business at the old stand. The Con-
pany have purchased q large and varied
stock OF goods, and contemplate se1Iin%
them at prices that will compare favorahIS
with those OF the north. In retiring from
business l return my sincere thanks for
the liberia! support given me and hone the
same Will be extended to the new firm
DeLand, Nov. 10, 1878. j. JORDAN
BOOTS and shoes sent by mail or river
DOats to any address returnable if not
suitable. Give us one trial and be con
vinced. Demary & Co. IS W. Bay st. If
--Messrs. G.. A. Dreka & Co.'S stock will
not arrive until next week, when they ex-
pect to show the greatest and best assort-
ment OF goods that ever came to this
county.
MIR. LYMAN of Spring Garden dug out
q SWEEP potato, last week, weighing over
fourteen pounds,
10 the. people of DeLand, Volusia Co..
and mankind in general, Greeting: When
you visit Jacksonville don't fail to cali at
6tlne " Boss Shoe Store" of DenIary &, Co.
s. west Bay street, f. #
West Bay street, West Raw straef
Jacksonville, Fla. lay ''ife''
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~ The Value of Guinea or Para
Grasses.

None but those who travel in
Southern Florida can tell what a
boon the introduction of these grasses
has been to the inhabitants. In
every settlement patches of guinea
grass are seen growing in the great
est luxuriance, which serve as fodder
for stock and dispense with Northern
hay; in fact none of the people who
have been here any length of time
buy hay and it will only be year or
two more to stop the bringing of it
entirely into South Florida. Para
grass is now attracting much atten-
ton, as it is found to thrive we'll on
the low wet lands which were form
erly worthless. 1t has been tried on
Indian river with marked success, and
fills want that the inhabitants have
hitherto labored under. 1t is not in
the patch for horse feeding that these
grasses will be found best adapted
We want to see the introduction OF
fat Tennessee cattle for. the Jackson
Vile market stopped. Florida beet
cattle sell at about ten dollars per
head while we purchase cattle out of
the State at over one hundred dollars
per head. The person, threfore, who
will put in ahundred acres or so, of
guinea or para grass can purchase the
Florida cattle and fatten them mp,
equal to the imported, at little ex-
pense and heavy profits. Say that
they only brought fifty dollars per
'shead, that will be A great gaY6ao n the
,rNk'HS - ~ SET ~
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Floridiana.
Geographical Divisions of Florida.

The Florida Immigrant divides the State
into four divisions, for the purpose of con
venience in locating counties and describ-
ing different sections. These divisions have
been generally adopted. and are as follows:
EASTERN FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia. Alachua,
Levy. Baker. Nassau, Duval. Bradford,
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
West composed Of thecoun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, Washington,
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin,
Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor.
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando. Sumter. Orange
Volusia; Brevard, Polk, Hillsborough, Man
aztec. Monroe and Dade.
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Administrative Sale

Ry virtue of the authority vested
- in me by the laws of Florida 7 will sail
at public sale at Enterprise on SatI1rdev
at 10 O'Clock q. m. November the 23d. 1879
the entire stock of goods contained in the
store of elate G. G. BrantleY. The st STOCK ocS
vii WI be sold q, IN bunk; terms of sale made
benefit of the creditors of the estate of O q
C. Brantley, deceased. = '''0 VI W.
ELLA A. BRANTLEY, Administrators.