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" m-.' .r Ns.!o1a. Convention d. C.eys-
hu', o.i', Jla- l7.l, l>,p, flr ,le pur-
POI { -a,ir- candidates f5r The Office
OF P'e'.--a. aud Vice Pr5si3ea; o.: The
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4 UDIToE's NOTICE

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q H.rEAL 10. lr-T---c
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t-rrv1 tIlE any sAEIe AZ t1s sane.
L Z. WALLER
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4 UDITOR's NOTICE.
CCLCsEA COUNT : :;
Es-A-E ~ .CsH-A SAVAGE. uEcEAsE-.

I- -l= matter q, exception % r1- z--1--- q TIE
exec --.-s o - I>-- "a >zTa--. deceased.
ALI -- lie E--l--, and r--gea.----s e rE- Dr-
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ALs L1w February :, -'s-, On motion u W. r.
b A---W. A--1r-e! t.- sN--T-4--, L. =. Winter
s.vr- appointed auditor -- exceptions
81 LaE lJTE-.7-
Jer--el ,---. The r=c-r-, III, .-- lzy &, F-t.
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.-a auditor IL pursuance Z -lr Z rr- ~ a.
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w--- ard w--r- az parties interested v-- app 4y
-r l- l---E--- from coming ID q sad estate.
- :. WIN EH> EE-N
A---Qr.
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NOTLCE IL PARTITION.

NOTICE. N PARTITION.
"HEEEAs a, al orphans Court le.d G., Blooms
burg IL 4l-.-- he county g: C-.--.a q. lie AL
day G: February. A. u. is. before lie Honorable
Wl-4- Ews- and LIS A5s,-'--5s. justice, u IA=
sait -----. The petition Z DL-r.=s C.-v=-.A SO
s4--l ,l-Te-. late q: C--4w-s>l township. gl.--.-
D.. e---,s 97-usg .ya-!a, deceased Wa presented
setting t-r-a t-4- r-- sid T4cg- C-se- -.-i IL
Ag-. -. .--e,-4-s seized - --, l--.-sl- -s -. g..
@. and IL certain TEA. estate situate IL said county
IT, sad petition t-E described. That The sli1T---t
CLswr- t- % survive lin widow ana -x Children
al o.: whom rs'.t= TO s4.- county except jeremiah
C.ew= who resides il Tie state II Neg y--E but IL
waa, place 8 u-sl1w- 20 The pet.r.5ler.
You, rls s--i T=r----Al C.=ws- -rr hereby ---1ed
r-a' VII. --.l an inquest O. rl= sad premises, c1
Saturday, April 10. 1850,
AZ ul-s O'Clock IL lie ;cr-l1C1 there % make u--..
-i-- 4 The sl,l lands 20 aud A1--, ,l= parties IL
Interest, When and wlere yog nay attend L yen
-L-EE proper.
Maj. r>-lw. z. Il. EN-. >L=-.-.
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H-I----l-t- we saF >rg4r - t-14-~a rLaT ID D.
prefer s--rr and - rL=.r Gays -'s-r4t.y. u4 4l-
l 50 t. DIS rFs-- ard LIVER l--F z--- l-d.-es-.-I.
Efa.r-r Is ---r---evl o. cure -L---. sd ly T. H.
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Toe DOR { 6 bali gave way a. Ephrs-
Is Langa,--r unity la, >s,4r!sy night, aud
sever, T-r," ~, wee al. e.. aud many ser
lvU'., .-,sI.
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4 UDIToR's NOTICE.
| DMINtSrRATORS' NOTICE

Letters Of Administrator on the estate 0i WIN.
q. QuicE late q Muntour township. columbia cl.
deceased. hdv" been granted by the Register q sai-
county 90 uul- cued Administrators. All persons
having claims a-alnSt the estate are requested e
present them for settlement and those indebted 3
TO make prompt pa! Meut.
HUGd D. QUICK,
JAMES QUICK.
march g. 'sO-6w Administrators.
r. .. Bex Rupert Columbia county. Pa.
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-IuN uF HENRY Eu> N>TyCk 10 HAVE
C.-a Z. -lhEl- He SAT >FAC-lOS uY A MORT.
l-r,-aL % a. --r Z Ass=Lu-y rzS--i -l- =
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h-v..--r.- -=-- a,-- % t- ara appear 20 ne raar
t.----t-- -i'. o t-- Er,T N --zy % Nag, A. Do. .>~
t- s--W -a-s- % any t-ag have WLy said l---r b al
L-- ---lrr --l --f-et >lfls1--t-L % D. r-r-r-L r-
90 -4-Et---v q SAD hrLfy H-s-Ls-g-E ~ said "A 70
l.-- hIg.-l-r.--- Tr1.---l 90 said ---Erg l u1-r-
s--- l--a \ 4. ar Fsr s., N aell--lL-= 81 .rl Ne
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s-il.-s !-l-- i--I szi1 --l-tslse las 1atL III D
Paul = NlELg U.H.ENI.
Auorley i1E L. Rlss.silck. slsEil q. a. g.
Mani u, ss.
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al rAtr..rlt Wen q water al The door.
"a EhN> or sALE.-Ten Tsr cent. q rls q
fourth q The punlh4se money 10 D. paid 81;
striking down -t The property, the oue-i1-r.4 .
L- ten Ter cent, az The confirmation O. sale llt
T'l.zilius th7ee-i1lrtls IA one year IheEra;-sr "
inleres, irCM c5ulraAiiol uisl.
SAMUEL NEYH ARD.
Adm illslg-.-'
March Il. Is.
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We are very respectfully, yours,
J. L Mcdonald,
\. H. Garland,
COPY OF LETTERS To CHAIRMAN OF COM
MITTEE SENDING THE TESTIMONY.
United States >cua,e Cuamuer.

MTTEE SENDING THE TESTIMONY.
United States >euA,e CuamUer.
Washington January pa $50
Hon, \. G. Thurman.
Chairman J.d.-i-y C9mm."ss >uq...
DEAR SIR: have ,ae honor t.r-yi h o
transmit 10 your committee ,e,,.m ny Ia
ken by a Committee uf ,l- Senate. ia Tr-
gard to the character sai urLs,. 90 ,ptcial
deputy marsha, aP2'.n:=i in paia5e iAia
in ISIS ,oy Mlr-oa, K--n.sh,.- r--app,ju.-
ment is now bet r. yolr Committee g. n
hrmAtion or r-iec:inu. aud rql-,- yn.r
Committee ION oeaa'i # the le ,p.- ,f tie
Eastern D.siric, OF Peu-,y .van!a 20 ri G,
the appointment.
Very truly, yours,
William \ Wallace.
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REPLY OF SENATORS McDoNALp AND

REPLY OF SENATORS MCDoNALp AND
GARLAND.
Hon. William 4. Wallace, u Senate.
DEAR SIR: In reply to your inquiry a.
to the correspondence between yourself and
the Judiciary Committee of the Senate
touching the confirmation Of James y Kerns
as |. :. Marshal for the Eastern District Of
Penn a, we herewith enclose YOU copies of
your letters, sent to the Committee opposing
Mr.. Ksrns,
The reasons which governed Il. as the
Democratic members Of the Subcommittee
in recommending Keru's Confirmation, were
substantially as follow:
The confirmation was opposed on poli,i.
cal grounds alone We made careful in.
qdiry as to the personal character of kerns.
and found that it Was good We both had
been members Of the Investigating Com
mittee before which Kerns appeared and
testified, and where also present 10 Philad =
when the examination of witnesses affecting
MS official sctiou was held Tni, testimony
wa. the ground OF political opposition to
him and mad been seat by you to the Com
mit;ee. In a careful examination OF it We
found that Kerns conduct, on election day
was not ceusurable, in view of the duties
imposed upon him by law, and our Judge
m aut was that those duties were neither vim
dictiyely nor illegally performed
He swOre before our committee of investi.
CATION that deputy L. ;. Marshals were not
needed in Philadelphia, and tina. he had aF-
pointed them because the law compelled
him to do 80 when applications were made
by two citizens. He admitted he did MT
know many of the deputies and took the en-
character. In this respect he was oeusurabe
for the character of many of these duputie-
was very bad This was the sole groIni up
on which We could sustain our rejection Of
kerns, and in view Of wha: he had testified,
as well a. OF his personal character and be-
hayior On election day, we did not feel JUS
| titled in rejecting him, a. We would run the
risk OF obtaining man who would exc
cute the law yinlic,ively because be be-.
lei9ed in it, These were the grounds upon
which We acted.
kerns came ia see Us personally willis: the
nomination was in our hands ,audwe discuss d
the suhjec: with him fully, and he reiterated
the opinions he had previously sworn to.
You did not at any sine request or suggest
his confirmation, nor. 20 far as We know,
was there any interference by you with the
action Of the Judiciary Committee, except
as the letters hereto attached show. 1t is
not the practice Of the committee to hear
persons before i! orally, bat always il wri
ting.
We are very respectfully yours,
J. / Mcdonald,
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RAILWAY.
GENERAL SIMULTANEOUSLY OFFICE
SAVANNAH, March Is, 1880
ON and after SUNDAY, March IA, Passenger
" Trains on this road viii run ~ follows:

No change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Sc
vaRnah and Jacksonville
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany.
The elegant Sleeping and Parlor Coaches of the
Eufaula line daily between Montgomery Ala, and
J-cks' nville without change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, Gaines
Vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick 600 A. n.
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 p. n. arrive
at Savannah 90 A. VI.
Passengers leaving Macon at IT'S A. n. (dAily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesnp with train arriving in Macon al as p II.
daily including Sunday
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apalachleola.
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection at jacksonville daily Sundays.
excepted) for Green Cove Springs, St. Augustine.
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on st. johns
river
Trains on B. and A r. r. leave Junction, going.
west, at 11.S7 A. NJ, and for Brunswick At 40 P
NJ, daily, except Sunday
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capacity in coinage Of the standard silver dollar.
&C
The other afAiE which b. trusk finally sst-
tied, ID fhs Manning- Springer dialculty. growing
Ous The laaeFs refusal to vote TO seat Douneily
In place Of Washburne from the Third Mime
sofa District The trouble was wholly unnec
essary. Not member Of the House believed
that Congressman Spinger was corruptly infu-
enced
An attempt was made yesterday to suspend
the rules Of the House and pass bin removing
duties from certain articles, two-thirds vote
was required, and was not secured. This Is con-
sidered, find, to be test vote, and those who
favor reduction are without hope of success dur
ing this session. The articles included in the
bill were salt. printing paper, &c, and on these,
If on any, Che necessary votes could have been
secured
The more influential Senators are, as is well
known, Grant men. Just why men like Ed
munds, Carpenter and Conkling should be for
Grant is not plain. Perhaps they take to him as
a choice of evils, preferring him to Blaine or
Sherman. The result is the same With these
men opposed TO him Blaine will not bulldoze his
way along the Senate this year as he did in the
House four years ago. HILTON.
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1880.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1880.
Two interesting subjects were disposed of in
fhe House yesterday, and the final settlement of
one Of them will do much TO facilitate the trans
action Of public business refer to the celebrA-
Ted resolution Of Mr. Weaver, which has stared
a The Speaker Oh every occasion for months.
whether resolutions were in order or not. Until
yesterday the Speaker has refused 10 face the
resolution When Mr.. Weaver was pointing the
resolution al fhe Speaker, the Speaker was look
ING earnestly in some other direction. The anx-
ious Mr. Weaver and his resolution became
joke Tor the gallery gods. Yesterday the Speak
er@ssW" Mr.. Weaver, and the resolution was
Eosed down by 119 nays to IS yeas. The resolu-
lion declares in substance that all money should
Re Issued by the Government, not by banking
Institutions, and should be full legal tender for
al debts and that the u. s. Bonds becoming
aBe next year should not be refunded, but be
paid a. fast - possible, and that TO enable the
gsFGrmeDf 10 meet these obligations the mints
q he country should be operated 70 their full
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Springfield Republican dDd.,, March 2.l

BY nominating Tilden the Democrats would
forego all chance of winning independent support
and they would also imperil the prospect of any
independent action in the event of Grants nOmi.
nation. The number Of Independents who would
bolt Grant with the chance of electing Tilden Is
very much smaller than the number OF men who
would bolt Grant with the open prospect of seat
ing in the White House some Democrat of ability
of high character and unexcepGoDable in his at
titude towards the results of the war and his
financial views There are Democrats who
would draw Independent support David Davis
would, of men in the first rank, and so would
Randall and oBayard; Morrison and Hancock
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and Hsyne would, of those OF tie second order.
Geyn1oi4 NJ D&vh. Cor insanpa, wDal6 Be .
ticket Wh3eA n615ody but EdmnndB oumIa beat
. powerful dDaM6sander tieAse- (which makes
Mr. esymDass tB-health a. % cDaae4uence-
Tlden would be weaker candidate than any 81
these men in the Democratic party and with the
candidate who would be wesks thsa Tildsn
would be one named and baeh6a By TAmmAny
BALL OF the unscrupuleus gang Of intriguers In
Indiana, who are trying to galvanize Hendricks
into possible candidate.
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1ndi.n.po,i. Sentinel. Dem.,. March zal

Indianapolis Sentinel. DENY, March ~
When Mr. Hendricks declined the second
place on the ticker il was on general grounds and
a personal repugnance 70 the position, no matter
who might be named with him, and grew out Of
no animosty to Mr.. Tilden. We are not informed
of Mr.. Hendricks reasons for declining the posi-.
ton. but understand whether Mr.. Tilden or Mr.
Seymour or any one else be named for the Presi
deDcy, it will make no difference in the attitude
of Governor Hendricks in regard TO the matter.
We hope that our friends of the Eastern press
will correct the impression that Mr.. Hendricks
has ever signi6ed any willingness TO 60 upon the
ticket with Mr. Seymour, Mr.. Bayard or any
Of the other gentlemen named in connection with
the ticket, simply because it is not true and the
rumor is doing him great injustice and placing
him in false position.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID out of the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial
Circuit of Florida in and for Leon county, in GER
tain cause wherein Granville Sheppard is plaintiff
and Elizabeth o. Fits and Henry Hicks, late part
ners in trade, under the name, style and firm of E
o. Fits e. Co., were defendants, have levied upon,
and will sell public outcry before the urt house
door, in the city OF Tallahassee, in said county as
the usual hour of SALE the highest bidder for cash.
the first Monday in May next being the third
day of said month, the following described property
to wit: Lot number one hundred and eighteen IllS,
south half of county quarter city of Tallahassee.
Levied the property belonging to the estate o!
Henry Hicks, deceased.
A. MOSELEY, Sheriff
March 30, 1SSO-5w-39
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Jacksonville Breeze. nth ul..I

JackponvilIe Breeze, nth at.
The Pati< quotes . statement made by as
in regard to closing the county schools IS garbled
and misstAted by 1 Key West paper and which
false statement We nailed to the pilloFy imme-
diately upon seeing il. and the Patriot has Ger
tainly seen our correction Of the KeysperveEsion,
yet uses the CARRIED misrepresentation without
The truthfnlness or justice to give the other
Where, Mr. Patriet, b the fair and square princi-
pie with which you were recently revived! Gone,
We fear, where your party has always led its
vnfnrieQ
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Supreme Court of Florida January
Term, 1880.

Julius A. Hs> den VS.. Barton II. Thnsbsf, Fl d.
Appeal from \he Circuit Court Of MShOn County
in ChancerA
TT APPEARINGATO THE COURT, BY sUGGES-
l. ton upon the Acord, that Sfnce the taking Of
the appeal in this cause, Eagfy W. Thrasber, who,
individually and TrAsteSrfor his wife and chill
dren, was one Of the defsd therein, has died,
it is, on motion Of appe1Is Solicitor, ordered by
the Court, that unlesSthe Mgal representatives Of
said Early W. TbrasAer. and hM successors in said
trust shall becoYE parties defendant in said cause,
within the first days of the next term of this
court, the sajH appellant shall be entitled to open
the record And said cause shall procced<o hearing
at said 1e3t term of this court. o, der that this
order Be published in a newspaper at Tallahassee.
for three successive weeks, beginning at least sixty
days before the first day of the term of this
court This 14th day Of January. 1880
A true copy G. II. FOSTER, Clerk.
March 80 lSSO-3w-37
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cambridge (Ga) Democratl
They are talking about making Gen. E. A
Perry, OF Pensacola, Governor of Florida next
time. Florida would cover herself with glory
by putting him in her Executive chair. We fol-
lowed him through Virginia for three years, and
know the kind of material used in his formation
Let him be elected by all means.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
East Florida Railway Company

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIS-
ID lature of the State of Florida, entitled IAN Act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals" and approx I'd February 10,
1874 notice is hereby given, required by said act,
that q company has been formed under the name OF
The East Florida Railway Company, to be invest
chises conferred upon companies formed under said
act, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining
aud operating railroad for public in the con-
said railroad will be about thirty five miles in length.
will be constructed between point on the northern
western banks Of the st. Johns river, at near
the city of Jacksonville, and point near the
southern bank of the St. Marys river, in the county
of Nassau and pass through into the counties of
Nassau and Duval
H. s. HAINES,
GEO r. FOSTER,
8. B. HI BBARD.
February 10, 1SS0-3m
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CONNECTIONS
At Live Oak daily with the Savannah, Florid. and
Western Railway to and from Savannah ana an
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities
At Lake City daily with the Florida Central Ran
road to and from Jacksonville, St. Augustine -
latka, Enterprise and all Landings on the ST. -.
River.
Al Baldwin daily with the Atlantic, Gulf and Weu
India Transit Railway to and from PeruanAins
Gainesville, Cedar Key, and with Steamer Tor IN.
pa, Key West and Havana
At Chattahoochee three times weekly with the
Peoples Line and Central Line Boats 10 and from
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines. Apalachicola and
other River Landings.
~ Elegant Sleeping and Parior Coaches, Wood,
ruff & Lucas Patent, run daily between Tallahassee
and Jacksonville
~ Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety.
EDGAR VLIET
Master of Transportation.
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nj n n TO S6OOc YEAR, or S5 to $40 a
SI5OO !; ]: ]; J e!
W above No pne Co MI % make
money fast. ANY one can do de Norks Zen eaa make
fum % cents 70 q hour b. HnME eeemigs and
spare time 70 the business ID CO.. &2Ne 10 try the
bnsinese. Nothing like Il f0r u0nSY ~ BvG offered
before. Business pleasant and ekFedv Nd6Fe Bcader
y0u want TO know al abont the 80 paFMa bsfess be-
fore the public send us yOur A16re ~ - WI e.nd You
fail particulars and private terms free. ap2es worth IS
also ee you then make up y0ur mind for yourseif
Address GEORGE GTTNGON q CO.
aug 10, '79-ly Hr Portland, Maine.
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Senator Davis Not a bad Candi-
date

date.
Prom the Boston Herald
Senator Davis of Illinois, the friend and exec
utor of Abraham Lincoln would not make bad
President OF the United States. He believes in
the Union and the Constitution, and strongly de-
tends the right of local self government. Besides,
he believes that our whole tariff system belongs
to q past age, and that il should be revised.
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NOTICE.


Hcaucion
| much ~ a e
| hnen oppoht he sam ethr whit @ o G
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TUrllDs! RurliDs! TUrllDs!

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY
l. Of Rutabaga, Flat Dutch and Red-top Seeds, to-
gether with other Garden Seed suitable for Fall
planting. No family should fail TO supply them
selves With the indispensable Turnip crop for Fall
use. Call at the Drug Store of
July q, 1S79-tf NJ. LIVELY.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Fernandna and Jacksonville Railroad Companv

Fernandina and Jacksonville Railroad Company.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIS-
ID lature of the State of Florida, entitled IAN act
TO Provide a General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals" and approved February 18th,
1874 notice is hereby given. required by said
that a company has been formed under the name #
the FRRNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE RAILROAD Con-
PANY, to be invested with all the rights, powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon companies
formed under said act for the purpose of construct
ing, maintaining and operationg railroad for pub
lie use in the conveyance of persons and property
The main line Of said railroad will be about
twentyone miles in length will be constructed be-
tween a point on the Atlantic Gulf and West India
Transit Railroad, in Nassau county and the ST.
Johns river, at about the city OF Jacksonville,
and will pass through parts of the counties of Mas
sau and Duyal.
J. y. HARTMAN
D. E. Maxwell,
c. WICKLIFr YCLEE
March % 1SS0-3m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-13
Legal Advertisements
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Indian River Railway and TransportatioE
Company.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACTOR THE LEGIs-
u lature OF the State Of Florilla, entitled IAN Act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation OF
Railroads and Canals" approved February H. 1874.
notice 10 hereby given, required by said act thar
q company has been formed under the name Of the
INDfAN RIvRR RAILWAY AND TRANSPORTATION Con-
PANT, to DO invested with all the rights. powers.
privileges and franchises conferred upon compan-
les formed under said act for the purpose OF con-
structing, maintaining aud operating railroad for
public use In the conveyance Of persons and prop
erty.
The main line of s,id railroad will be about forty
(4O) miles In length; will be constructed between
point on the st. Johns river in Volusa county, and
the Indian river, in Brevard county. and Will pass
through parts ofthe counties Of Volnsa and Brevard
WILLARD II. CHURCHILL,
ERNEST A. DIES MARETS,
JAMES VI. SHOEMAKER,
ARTHUR d. BA6NETT.
March 80, lSSG-3m