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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-25
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-04-16
OELAND. APRIL le, 1879.
Agricultural Societies.
yOlusia County Officials

Volusia county now stands in a
better position than it has ever done,
and this is due, in a great measure,
to the prominence attained by the
representative sent to the State
Legislature. DR.. Seth French, as
senator, has commanded the respect
of that body and is now representing
the State as Commissioner of the
Bureau of Immigration-a tribute of
the confidence reposed in him. The
Hon. Charles Dougherty was elected
President of the House. a great COM
pliment for so young man, and that
he performed the duties with salts
faction is shown by the following
resolutions from that body:
ResozUed, That the thanks of the
assembly are due to Hon. Charles
Dougherty, speaker, for the able and
impartial manner in which he has
presided over the deliberations of
this body during the session just now
closing, as exemplified in his various
rulings, which have, in all instances,
been fair and without favor, and for
the uniform courtesy with which he
has at all times treated all members
alike.
RfsolUed further, That the thanks
of this assembly are due also to the
sergeant.at-arms and clerks for the
faithful manner in which they have
discharged the duties of their respect
i've offices.
Which We're, on motion of Mr..
Ledwith, of Duval county. adopted.
THE SPEAKERS ADDRESS.
Gentlemen the assembly:
This body, by its own order, is
upon the eve of dissolution forever,
unless called again IN session by his
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Weather most charming imaginable,

Weather most charming imaginable,
healuhful and exhilarating.
...School term closed last Friday.
Few eyes we're dry at the separation of
the scholars from their favorite teacher,
Miss Rowena Dean.
I'VE are indebted to a hospitable
lady friend for some delicious straw
berry short-cake. How is that, with
snow storms as the north
Mr.. H. r. Austin has proved the
pine apple culture to be SO successful
that he is daily carting past our Office
loads of slips, to extend the area of his
pine apple field.
.. Fine arrow root for seed, so cents
bushel, at Dreka & Co.'S grocery ware
houses, DeLand and Rosster's Landing.
-. Whale oil soap, sure exterm;nator
of scale insect. 9 cents a pound, at
Dreka & Co.'S.
I'VE regret to hear that Mr. Horn,
our capable blacksmith and wheelwright,
accidentally cut his foot severely with
an adze, while hewing piece of timber.
1.-The following are the changes of
the mail, which have just gone into
operation Northern mail leaves, 7 A.
NJ. Southern mail, 70 M. Northern
mail arrives, 5 P. NJ; Southern mail, IL
A. M.
Rev. Mr.. Hulst, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, will preach in the church at Beres-
ford. next Sunday morning The morn
ing Sunday school and church services
at DeLand will be deferred till P. NJ,
to give our citizens an opportunity to
hear Mr. Halst.
Important to orange growers.-G.
A. Dreka &: Co. are selling ground raw
bone at the rate of $l.75 per cwt. The
great superiority of fresh bone over all
other is too we'll known to need any COM
ment from us. Highest analysis given.
DeLand, Fla.
THE sermon last Sunday by the
Rev. M. s. Leet, so long the pastor of
the church, was one of the best of his
many excellent ones. Profound, earn
est, scholarly, and deeply felt. it rivetted
the attention of a large audience. His
text was, Galatians, '5tn chapter and 9th
verse, and the burden of his remarks
was FAITH, SO clearly and beautifully
defined and illustrated as to give new
ideas to, and strengthen the religious
hope of, his christian hearers.
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Tropical Plants.

We intend, for some months to
come, to continue the description OF
such tropical plants as are used for
starch making, oil, wine, spices, and
fruit, that are adapted to the climate
of Florida. AS we print few extra
copies, those who are interested in
knowing about these things, many of
which can be cultivated to advan-
tage in the south and California,
should lose no time in subscribing,
so that they may have the whole
series. To those whn subscribe at
once for the next year we will give
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-04-16
An Orange Insect.

The Philadelphia Record says: An
insect has appeared among the
orange groves OF Louisiana which is
proving terribly destructive to them,
and a panic is spreading among cult
vators. In the light OF past events it
was not to be expected that the
orange was to be exempted from the
ravages of the insec: world. The
grape has its phylloxera, stone fruits
the curculio, and scarcely a speciality
in the list of the pomologist or hor.
ticulturist escapes the attention of
some insidiops foe. This visitation
was we'll nigh inevitable. Let rs
hope some hvenging parasite will
arise to clear out the scourge, or that,
like the Colorado beetle, it will walk
eastward into the sea.
We see no mention of this in any
of our other exchanges, so cannot
say what kind of insect is meant.
-ED.
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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 descr1b-
ing different sections. These divisions have
been generally adopted, and are sfollows
EASTERN FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties OF Suwannee, Columbia. Alaehu9,
Levy. Baker. Nassau, Duval. Bradford,
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEsTFLoRIDA-Isc composed of the coun-
Walton. Holmes. Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoR1pA-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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The U. s. Land Office.

We have entered into arrange,
ments by which we shall be able to
furnish those who are interested in
public lands with full information in
regard to them, direct from the Land
Office at Gainesville. We begin, this
week, list of the patents now in the
office, unclaimed, kindly furnished US
by Richard NJ. Stadden, of that
office, for whose courtesy we return
thanks.
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TO correspondents.

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We cannot promise TO return rejected
manuscripts.
All communications intended forpubllca-
ton must be accompanied WIN real n'iiie
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Mr.. Balsll y, of Orange county,
publishes a card in the Sanford
Journal in lelation to a Mr.. " ood-
ard from thu West Indies, claiming
him to be At imposter, and that he
had deceived the editor of this paper,
etc. We know nothing about the
man, land if thel court knows her.
self, and he thinks she do" we never
received a pineapple from him, nor
anything else, not sven two dollar
subscription.
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Locals.

I'VE have had the finest of straw
berries for weeks back.
Miss Florence Alspaugh, of Jack
sonvl'lle, has homestead in Orange
county, near AcIon.
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County Jurors.

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drawn for the term OF court to be
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NEXT.
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Anderson, Moses
Anderson, David
Anderson, heirs 0
William,
Austin, Chappet
Acosta, Robert
Abbott, W. 5.
Alexander, Jerry
Ballard, Adeline
I;,IR,a,Sxop-AHsl!iazn G.
1BuTt, Henry
Bryant, George w.
Barnes, Cordln
D1oomef, Charles II
Bailey, Peter
Bacon, Aettie
Blount, N. S.
Brooks, Jefferson
Balsley, John H.
Baker, Sr. Anderson
Boykin, Henry
Bran, Sandy
Bradshaw, D. G.. H.
Bradley, Cornelius
Bishop, Asa
Barcus, David
BAILEY, James A.
hranch, Il. Is.
Beesley, Nathan
Bennett, Mitchell
Bethany, Joseph
Barrow, John w.
Bardin, Simon r.
Braddock, James A.
Braddock, Jane H.
(wldow of Spicel
G. Braddook,)
Brunson, John Z.
Brill, Frederick
Brown, Mary G..
Blgham, William H.
Bitch, L. W.
Bolton, Brutus
Bryant, Sarah
Caldwell, John
Carson, S. ".
Call, Rail Road
Cook, William A.
Carlton, hers OF
Alderman,
Cauthen, G. Il.
Cathcart, r. L.
Collins, Littleton
Carpenter, Benz. F.
Crowson, Charles A.
Croskey, Jacob
Cooker, David
Caruthers. Thomas.
Crowell, Edmund
Coward, William
Chesser, John
Alexander
James G.
Gold warrant loca-
tion.)
Collins, david
Cook, Hannah
Martha E.
Cook, Mary E.
Calker, X. w.
Chance.
NJ no .1
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Adkins, S.
Adams, Jerry
+ Atkins, Preston
Anderson, Samuel
Allen, William
Adams, Dudley ".
Adee, Daniel M.
Aulin, Andrew
Buchan, Charles t.
Brown, Ravrd -
Brown, Nathan L.
Blake, 1'hos. Henry.
Bardin, John NJ.
Babcock Phebe. (old
warrant locatlop,)
Bryant, William(old
cash entry,)
Burford, Drury (old
cash entry,)
Bryant, Susan
Bolton, Cain
Brock, James A
Brown, Jerry
Blount, j. 9.
Bevans, John W.
Beck, Robert d.
Bathey, James
Barnes, VIM. P.
Barber, ArchibaldA.
o"ilAell, ". +. (prl-
vate land grant,
Boggs, Samuel
Brantley, b. N.
benjamin, Geo. N.
Barber, Andrew j.
r Brown, e. Scott
Britt, j. p.
Barwick, Isaac E.
Barland, John s.
Black, VIM. j.
Buzbee, John L.
Burlington, @. M.
Rarnhart, Susan
Beard, William
Calker, r. w. Gold
cash entry,)
Conway, William
Crum, David L.
Campbell, w. J.
Curry, Lawton
Cobb, Nicholas S.
Craig, thurman H.
Crosby, Waters
Cason, Simon
Clark, Lee
Collins, M. B.
lCardell, J. Nc
lCrawell, Lewis
Chapman, Sarah
Curry, r.
Cullum, W. Nc
Cockshutt, 4. j.
Crosby, L.
Campbell, 81.
Camp, John
Collier, Benz. F.
Caldwell, S. ].
Coleman, p. 81.
Gushing, Carlos
Garfield.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

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Sis 5Ossi8 Pork-Msss ssas95o Extra Prime So 70 -
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Shoulders in Salt 3ad4c; do, sugar Picked 90
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5ac. Butter dull and creamery EiuA TO-,
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dull; Pennsylvania Extras lldl2c; western heseIYs
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LOAF AT SIC Crushed and Powdered. Sc Grsnuateu -
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24c Tor so test Seeds-TTsnsactions unmportsht fee
83c asked Crude &c Whiskey steady 81 ~ " AZ he
last Cal-Wheat firm at ia &c. higher Wth vot pIh
81 o. asked for Red for August s. os bld - Use
asked for September; 81 Os's BID ~ os asked ior Oeooe
46ac bid 47c asked for sal. MiIe August; 80 Do
Al &c asked September 7c bid Sc asked Tor oc'o
Der 4Ic. BID AZ Isc asked FOR November. - ,,,,.
ST LOUIS. l6.-Fl0ur inactive and lo"edi DoupIo
81 55GSlG5 Choice Fancy - 7Oss5 so wheat opeha
lower and declined about the lowest point OF e esso
but closed with i.c mkaer than INSIDE preo u
No Red Fall 94Sr94 i2c cash HssS4 re Augnst: str
yeay Corn opened lower closed stronger; No Mixed
81 i4c cash 3lA03lAc septer1 ber 32e3.Sc ciosnks
30 &c October: qd2Gsc al the yesr oats gle NO s.
2l lss2l c cash 22c.. September 20 c NoVe1hDc tYe
dull lower az 4s2ac WhisEey steady AT ~ ~ fo,h
trmer al g. 9Odss 80 IAri stronger az o55e BE heas
higher Clear Rms 455d4 Soc Clear sides 4'5gi.sVci
bacon higher; Clear Ribs. 5l005.lI -c cash 5Ooc. An
gust blOc September clear SIDES. 6a9 &C oHtsli
pr,ce for ANAL lots Receipts Flour 5000 bOh; W neat
$50 600 bush; Corn. $4,000 BUSH Oats 10000 bu' ye
bush: Corn. l4,UOO bush. Oats 5000 BUSH Rye 2ooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
LIVE sTOCK MARRET

INV yorE. Aug. l5--BEEy Is-leeep's |eIc ~ eaIs
fD-Plr.Gy5 cars GOtsf and lib cars a. Jersey CITY.
including GO Total since SATURDAY, l9sz head
a.st $40 Lead ~ Che oIrcondnR E oafs last Wec
ali tIc IuCE delayed Ills
Ilorlng and came dfbbng 90 until - which time 8
reported bacE. This caused
Ilalk,i gei er@l feeling Of saatsicuon was 10 Pe
efru on s sigts. When the cattle Ga get IN tho supply
y Ovcl entirely agt and buyers gained veTy liberal CON
cttson. ptcaly on late stes. Az 6yhsl NE hsrEet
d, ecc steady Weouedays puces hut tho buIk OF the
Ftu,les dd not until u !. m az wl1cE time number
Of uyers had eft The yards and in 50 endeaYOi 20 apOs o.
sellers OHeIec prtcos nearly &c PEI r. Ihs ROW
ever dd not result entire cleafucc TOT 81 p m 10
Sst III f xaus were uBbrOken. Jersey Cy tho trade
Throughout slow aud discouIagDg and contrasted
ffr With the active markets q "wednesday ana Monday
GOOD not very plenty and foI such grades Wod
rrsla.s rates were Pretty wei mantanedthe dfcIhe DOT
yCcCtirg 81 per head Medium 10 Fair steers were gen
orally rated lower and Poor Natives and Texans tqy &c
S ~ Id some instances nearly SC Some 2G iOafs Of
Texans were SOD for n. Norris the retiring Cattle
Iaos brought 7sc 20 dress % And Coi9ao9 to Pair rs
10 dress % ~ 70 &C. 70 dress %
a. al 10 Chose gong ~ 9i1a 04c q dress 611o7 NJ MI
EAn ~ oaradS Of Good " EAHs CAte Tor ca