davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-31

Tho frlrs turrxHt cstInnsS4 HUT tho packing Of the
week u aGgut 0nu.uastef luss llxn la.t yea5 with
Ut thH WlHtnt.
MEsx IulIK-Dscllned HMdeise per brl md closed
}ee Gsw ts aiess @ prss, " @ @a4ssIy r.
tslls tt,r Mnrril, md lAassslab7 fur Apri. s4!es
wore EcpurttA ~ ~ bril- sput *1z@: Nv bEa AeltsE
tlae lLfS, 1A71 Gra seIIvr APRIL " ~ w
lsls
i.iHl-.t,sclInsd ta7Ko. per loj lbx, and Uosod DO
[uunl lots " spot u sulluF February. salslN for
MaEyt sMd ~ tns AEFE salYs nv rs!orlsI u
Alarc! u z "; pslt ~, tcs ssl!sr april Ut u s
fui Hutni, EluQ tt4.
MxATs-Wsrs moderately sctirs NJ = DECLINE OF
ahuut lD1 psr lU NJ. which xttFuCted sulie huyets,
r.poftsa n N,i10 II shon!aPts lSobia4ryI 4 lel
Ela4tI5; lp b0xgs fong ma short elYars Vi ii $50
aajI ~ bVxsS ehoit clss51 Il NVi 1at4dW ~ ShVft
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QEO. 0, MARCY h CO.,
No. ta3 In enllU-sl.

QEO, o. MARCY Il CO.,
NJ. ta2 In en1lU-st,
psA1Ens IN MnSlKGtt,!Mf. MSfn}sslKG:tt, !!Malff sxcun1r,Es.
Wo car furnish IN u,is u sMtl. from tln u tlu,nD.
County. CITY. ur Ttwn lIunis which will pny ths In
'iesp 1o.s Mrs Issaaa " tnat9nt loa.lltins In ~.
~ n!Et ehurt.iIlsss pctuo!..uusex, jnls, utc, 70
1tI!!a liUattup dsbn. n build bridges. Ute -.
n,,a w ny 70 nuke every Investment ihryMHi, Vi
ninnnntsA i, por ean tw0 iin1i u dollars, HsDsIly
70 EuseEl hknt.!l,ea cyntnaes, kylnAs ssks, cn!'-
tVfest fr unr cusoalcr. ttes ut ghar4v Unr rufur:
ancps aro e, snna e tae iast"st tisstttntn. uni
Whuu, i,uye hA1 tunllnxs tor ths last ton yvars.
uEu. q. MAllEY / TO,
No. lit lAI HatA-k4., Etlelxll, Ill.
Wo arc always In tbs t.1ske. fur lilo parcllasv OF
amy ssltl ppeufaues, sausd by c1aHus lOxns Or res
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liUItYE9-Dca!Dra report gond t.puand for MI
claesos stock HOph business f1d stsGHe-cr Aorsas
Nnu cnrria4o md work cnns and tnaesAso frc1unNt-
y inquired for bIGAsrB. Fisher It IMylUr hhv1 Of
H,5r In 1HI}a IfN
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wnRh.s. and n Ninat9s for poor 10 a.t,. t..-
MT sold, and The martst oiuied weah Il e. nsay
otnt1o roe


sffEiil'Lritero was continued good demand. IN.
previous Frcos wefc fully austnincaalr unEa.. IS
l,1o TOR common 10 eI'um And III EGlts X
snu tU htricty ehuicn. There wefD two tNrs * ~
trn BiIeGr ht E5A aud $d0u Thoy hYOfpxqd iii M Il
It's, respectively. 4 ~
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lIOuH-TDts hog trade dull At sharp decline In
p!ieos. Although thu reooIps wore considerably |esa
lhRn for Tie t3o or thteu ptsced,nK days, e0llars
sIsdssAoa SslM EhS 1savgts & aSmsRa NY llgLi
thSp1Ehput n N3&t&2 for cs ,GmVh 10 bsst light
, 1880-01-31

EUita.ANSrS IL You'd ismatM nd stsai;. si,ai,
9Snysr rue,on ap1as4n, ~ HGn ne9 tox weIo Quoted
un frnra tlui ika cuurs!un tn ths country viii bo
SH,Allue thnn usual this zeAson uNlnK 10 tho up4u
, 1880-01-31
MINING STOCKS.
E.AH FRANCISCO.

BAN F1tAsc1sCO, Cal., Jan. U.-Tho following
e tho closlnK 4uOtMtlons at the Stock D0nrd:
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HItEEN FilUlTS-OrnnEc6 and tpH,1ns Wef9 IN fntr
Request and ar Apples wara selling Ia ANAL ioa ae
trreHAlHr nr!ceAt .,...,
Appeh, 2 bril- In tota...
EEnhb9ffna svtS3En
yNluncjn 0rnt1Kct Caso SiIdtDW
Nueri,n orat,gca u bug ,,,,.., n1s4m
iiKJCtIti E4-JnDbcfs rapnrt bnt Slight Chnnxe In
the situation. sNck Of RGitvlfy IL still nutCll, md
nhpna PRICES aro pretty wclt snpnrch the feeling
In mt FpPctnly rnI CnI1gA Anl sugars arc at1uu1et
than un the oaris1r days Of tho woaki
1sfCE.
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EOUI'ERANE-IOrk baFFois WVFo lower, p0tlINY a
a5taAAE, Anl iutt tierrGs GsUuHItt $EiM
NitEssEn it1tlb. WsEo ii faF IYcal request, OPEN
Inv Htgudy und wgatcnlnE ImtUr, In aJnpAttly with
live stuck. uDuh nts at at but e!Using easy nt
this tlnXo dnlvs wore noted OF cars ftosh ut tlls
tlIL and !! cara uld at $t1, ---
EtiGs-FTcsn Mero l31l!o per do1. PlcntY sroar:
ktnuk rUcGivUa iittlp attention. -.
FlslIllleru wus tisM market for nil kinds OF nah.
Grnet1liiy BieMknx tho supply II ixht, unl with
aclty9 4e.dnd 0osa wet6 Of tho opinion that prtces
, 1880-01-31

Alao, A,a.au bu rye, a1anst loA,dN bu week pre-
f{ous, -.@
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

MrE Tom Thumb is described by cor
respondent as she appeared recently in
the surf She is now perfect mstron in
miniature. Her face, though still pretty,
shows her age, and has quaint, motherly
expression She is realization, in small
way, Of fair, fat and forty. She wore a
suIt Of blue-gray flannel, which was jaunty
and nOqueitish before it got wet. Her
arms we're bare TO the tops of her should
ers, m each Of which was pretty little
cImpie. and there was a shapely taper
down Ia Der wrists. Her small feet were
uncottrsd- She had comically dignified
ar. and stepped into the surf with the air
81 a kDee-high queen. She waded boldly
until Do met her fir>i wave, which soused
Der, fopl-d brr down. rolled her over and
over, and finally threw her up OH the sand.
All the style had been instantaneously
drenched out Of her clothes, but, take
her altogether, she did better after the
ordeal than did most of the bigger wo-
men" Her husband is enormously fat,
wears EbiskerE, and shows all of his fifty
yezrs- HE broiher-in-law, Major Newell,
who Was a dwarf of very small proper
tons when he married Minnie Warren,
has since grown to a stature of FIVE feet.
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A HYPOCRTTE.

The pupils had got as far as the word
q hypOcrite" None of the children could
explain what it meant. One guessed that
II meant "big feeling" and another
thought q hypocrite " was big ami
nal that walters in the mud" So the
teacherexPlained: "a hypocrite, children,
II a person who Ptetends to be what he is
nOt5 such one may be pleasant to your
face, but speaks i'll behind your back"
q Please, marin, >" cried little boy eagerly,
raising his hand, "then my pa amt q
hyPOe1te, cause he said you was a con-
founded old maid, and he'd just Is lives
tel yer 30 to yer face r'-Boston Tran
SCRIPT
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More trouble with the Utes in Colo
RADIO is reported.
Atlanta is having big military tea
party with several visiting companies of
militia.
"A large lot of cotton lying on the
wharf at Brunswick, caught FIRE on Sun
day last, and over one hundred bales were
thrown over the wharf into the water,
part of which will be saved.
I'm Chambersburg, suburb of Troy,
N. Y, membe of an Independent
Republican =" club shot little boy aged
10 years for shou ting " Hurrah for Han
cock!" destroying one eye and endanger-
ing his life.
jay Gould did not succeed in obtain
ing control of the management of the
Western Union Telegraph Company as
he desired. At the resent meeting of
stockholders the old board of directors
was reelected.
"A dispatch from Portland says the
Oregon Senate and House have passed the
constitutional anne ndment in favor of wo-
man suffrage; the Senate by a vote of
twenty.one to nine, and the House by
thirty-two to twenty-seven.
AN extensive FIRE occurred at Charles
ton, S. c., on Sunday, destroying large
quantity of cotton en- the wharves and
seriously damagin g three British steam
ships, one of which, the Borrowdale, was
badly burned. The total loss was about
100000.
"A Democratic procession in Whining
ton, Del, ON Saturday night was fired
into and attacked by mob of negroes,
and number of persons badly injured
by shots, sticks and stones. The negroes
collected their forces in another part of
the city, after having been routed by the
Democratic clubs which had been attacked
by them, and def.ld the police for sew
eral hours.
General Wade Hampton has been
bringing John Sher man to book for using
language connecting his name with the
ku-klux. "Honest John " replied length
lily, but in effect reiterating his former
language, whereup BON the General ad-
dressed to him Gu TT but polite note say
ing: "You uttered what was absolutely
false, and what you knew to be false =
but Honest John 3" reply was that he
would "let the public decide between US. "
"A Washington dispatch to the New
York San of the 10th INST, says: cit is
very evident that from now on the Dem
ocrats must expect that the Republicans
will resort to any means, even to the vio-
lation of law, to secure Garfeld's cleo
ton. They are especially anxious to cap
ture some of the Southern States, and
are looking to South Carolina, Florida
and Virginia There is no doubt that
large sums of money are to be sent into
these States, especially into Florida,
where the Republicans are anxious to &C.
cure successor to Senator Jones, whose
term expires next March. Agents have
been sent to Florida and North Carolina.
- !. - ~ = =
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death. when she was stricken with paraly-
- while q dinner, and from which stroke
she never recovetsd
The ward committees recently sp-
pointed by the Hancock and Bloxham
Club to investigate and report - 70 the
Standing Of those living in each of The
subdivisions of the city, have, with but
few exceptions, undertaken the onerous
duties imposed upon them, and make re-
ports which are of very encouraging
nature. The cooperative spirit displayed
by the Democrats of Escambia augurs
well for the future. Pensacola AdUGace.
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STATE NEWS.

Quincy wants tin-shop and tailor.
"A big barbecue Is in progress to-day
q Waldo.
-Gadsden Circuit Court opens on Mon
day, the 25th-
-Traek1sying has begun on the Fer
1Gndina and Jacksonville railroad.
Major S. Conant has taken the vacant
place Of Mr. Garvin on the Duval county
Republican Regular ticket
A Mr. z B. Webster, of Maitland,
EAs Killed last week by the caving in of
vel he was engaged in digging.
Grant Settle, the year old son of
Judge Settle, of the q. S. District Court,
died IN Jacksonville on the 18th inst. of
brain fever.
-Amzn named Columbus Oglesby was
killed a Wilcox, Orange county, few
days ago, by being crushed beneath q
falling tree.
Miss Florence Keep, now on her way
from Texas to Madrid, Spain, where she
= 70 sing in Italian opera, will soon visit
her brother, editor of the Quincy Herald
. Mr. John Boykin brought q load of
i,ssutifnl rice 70 town last Thursday, and
I'D Il 81 good price. This goes to show
shat our farmers could do if they would
hEnge their tsctics.-Q Quincy Herald,
IsA
The Orlando Reporter thinks hack
ne % ply regularly between Orlando
and Lake TahOPekaliga, win be one of
he institutions demanded during the
uoming winter. An army of tourists
III invade the region accessible from the
I'D Of the lake, and they must be pro-
sidsd for.
We regret TO learn that about four
i'elOek last Thursday afternoon the cotton
i.0ase, gin, screw and eight bales of cotton,
ri,e property Of Mr. Archibald Nicholson,
rrere consumed by FIRE. This il q sad loss
~ Mr. n Il is supposed the FIRE origi-
It'd from . match in some cotton that
rTAs being ginned--Quincy Herald, lsth
The San and Press slyIy suggests to
D=mocrztic inspectors the dreadful possi-
iaItg Of the appointments Of Bisbee n
n s. District Attorney after he hes
zen defeated for Congress, and says /:
. W0uldn't the hair 6y2" Yea, Verify
Int the venerable naischiefmaker forxets
ut q Democratic President will ncmi-
zIs and Democratic Senate confirm all
. sdernl officials after November ed.
Some fifteen or twenty sblebodied
,hits men Of the number impobsd from
fi.s Eorlh Tor rnilroad work on the Way
go R1ilr0sd, have become disgnsted
-ilh the same, and aFs waiting about
f0En fw some eadsf work or some means
O. rsturning Nork Sunday night they
sIspt uufa oieiesk ihthe morning u "a
empty frsight 60, al last night thsy
~sut q Iodf6 Il IL ipll1e hssdqa.<E1EA.
- - ~ =
- Funhaas7 Afsser sssoussss
tbs "a, = ~, = etasak
~ n kz = = ga lady
ysurS e e. - ~ - daughter
C. as<ss; & I -, 4 Ebik "a
,o-.z 4 Hi1ssIs IS is5l. BE wss -
,uzIk.t,,r sasu - <<b1s % 6as q
rywsn11 80 es16ny psscsdhk hSr
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No change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between So
vaBnah and Jacksonville
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, G6ines-
Vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
shis train, arriving at Brunswick 600 A. II.
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 p. n. arrive
at Savannah 800 A. NJ q
Passengers leaving Macon at tbs A. NJ. daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train CONNECT at
Jesup with train arriving in Macon at o.25 ?. n.
(daily including Sunday
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southw estern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufsula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apalachtcola
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Sundays
excepted) for Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine,
ralatka, Enterprise, and all landings on st. johns
river.
Trains on B. and A. R. r. leave junction, eoing
west, at 11S7 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 4.O p.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Bertbs Sc
cured, at Brens Ticket oice No % Bull street, and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway PAssen-
ger Depot.
a CrOIr,soy, rrn~y nm .rxs n crrvp%y r~sx,y
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FOB THE YOUNG FOLKS.


III H u. HRmn
- n4a been nnsiRg my wee little girl,
Ca n IL nsa1Ow to-dayf
Ane - hesa tznEllnE eA1A IN, goldm eurl,
Nn-7 - ~ bszy q pivf
Ne has bs@ tsAnng IL exiniy whits dresaf
1 o-n - tAs eulprit 70 coma ana confess
Down e.@s liz 9nbsans 20 merry and bright,
A.1 dHaesd Ger the pathway along
"a - eisssd yoar baby uith loving delight;
As1 uho dnrss 70 ~ e wa wroagf
T~ ths osep AneAing dimplss In cheek and in chin
In4 surcsc ~ 10 Gunegie our Kisses within"
IA rusIsd ne brsssss and, whispering, they sAid
~ t1Agied your d.rfng's soft hair;
Ne fsnArksd - lovingly 'ro1nd the dear head
Al t1ysd with ths euris bright and hir;
An1 e<H - q aVnfA should che come In our way,
Pr thsrss nothing We love like baby ct play"
Al We tore the dress Then the bushes around
Al nned their blossom wreafhed arms.
- wztchsd her come trippingly By DER the ground,
An1 ne tremblsd with sadden alarms,
LaG fhs caring eAould vanish and We loved her %
Tn9 ws had hervee dress md wouA not lss her CO."
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NOTICE,

W0IICx 10 HEREBY GIVEN OF THE INTEN-
IN, tioa Of the sundsrsigped, John A. Cromaxtsc,
administrator d BOND noa Of the estate of r. &.
Bvrd deceasea, to make application 70 the Hon. n.
O. Mppey Judge OF the County Court OF Leon
county, q and for sai county, at his ofce In Taa-
M@eef Kas thirty days afer the date Of this notice.
for authority TO cell q private sale, the undivided
interest Of Thomas B. Kiizs, Fannie, Lima and Fla
viussG Byrd children and heirs Of the said r d.
Bird decesssd, II the following described hand,
sitpate end being In the county Of Leon and State
ofEIonda, to-wt portion OF the west half Of the
nofthNeS quarter Of section Q, township Q, range
S,u0fsh and east containing about two acres, more
or less and more particularly described as foilows:
Beginning at point 81 yards and and half feet
south Of the northern boundary Of said eighth ami
40 feet east Of the western boundary Of the same.
extend q Inns east 145 yards, thence north 11S1s
yards thence west IS yards, thence south 90 yards
thence west ia yards, thence south sex yards 70
starting point Also lot or parcel Of land con-
tanning one acre more or less described as follows
Beginning ata point 126x yards south Of the north
Boundary and 20 feet east of the western bound
airy Of the above mentioned section; run east 15SK
yards, thence south 10 yards, thence east 20 rds
thence north 20 yards, thence west 20 yards TO
stxstibEpoint.
q JOHN A. CROMARTIE,
Admir- Dc bosis non of estate of +. A. Byrd, decd
October 5, 1S60-S0dys
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

Bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at Moccasin
Gap, run along the Tallahassee and Thomasville
road in southwesterly direction to the Junction Of
this road with the neighborhood road near Roberts
school-house; then 10 westeflys direction along
Fishers; then south and Id southeasterly aifect
ton along said neghborhood road yJa Aford's store
to the Monticello road Barrow Hill; then along
intersection with the range line dividing ranges
and east; then north sloAg said range line 20 It's
intersection With the Miecosukie ana MoccAs3H Gap
road then In westerly direction along said road
to the beginning point Registration Officer, h. T.
Felkel. Place Of registration, ct Joseph B. Chris
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
District No. a,

Bounded as follows, viz Beginning at the point
where the Townsville road ia Sunny Hill crosses
the Georgia line; run along said road In q south.
westerly direction to Moccasin Gap; then In an
ticelo road to its intersection with tho range he
between ranges and 8 east; then south along said
range line to the southwest corner Of townships,
range s, N and e; then east along the southern
boundary of said township to the JEFFERSON county
line; then in northery direction along saidJeer-
son county line to the Geofga line; then Ia wes-
terly direction along the Georgia line to the begin
ming point. Registrations ofacef. A. n. NehAeE--
Place of regisfration. at Miccoenfde.
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PATENTS


obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
in old ones. Caveats, Trademarks and all patent
business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
EJECTEO may still, in most cases, be pat
ented byuA Being opposite the United States Pat
emit 0faco, and engaged In PATENT DUSA-
ents In less time than those who are remote from
Washington, and who must depend upon the mails
In all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we make
search In the Patent O3ce and advise its pat
entsbility Jfs Of charge. Correspondence eon6den-
tial, prices low and NO Gu ARGE UNLESS
PATENT ~ OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster-G General d. N. KEY,
Rev r. d. PowxR TO officials In United States Pat
eht Once, and especially to our clients in every
STATE Of the Unionand Ia Canada For special refer
snees; terms, sdvice, &C., address
4 G. A. SNOW & CO.,
Orfosrra PArzEr Oryrcs, WASHINGTON, D. c.
November 70 167o--H
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To Cotton Planters!

USHE UNDERSIGNED rs PREPARED TO FUR
nish to planters and others all kinds Of mate
nal for Cotton Gin work for cash. such % ''ss s-
Daaersnt kinds Of Rihs, Bristles. Saws Of
dlfBerent sisesy Sticks Alled ready to
put into Brushes, &C., &c. -
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LAND FOR SALE.

NOOD LAND FOR FARMING; SUITABLE FOR
VI Trucking and Oranges; the most healthy loca-
ton In the etsse good water; good timber; Any
time II desired. good lot of Orange Trees from l
to three years old situated within one mile of the
Capital Of the State, Good schools, churches-good
roads and desirable lands Apply to
G. g. GIBBS, Agent.
August "a, l8SO-6m
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District No. 5.

Bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the north
west corner of township I, range 5, N and r run
east along the line dividing townships and to the
Jefferson county line; then along the JEFFERSON coun-
ty line in southweserly direction to the base line;
then along the base line to ts intersection with
the Newport road near Station / then along said
Newport road 10 northerly direction to its Inter-
section with the Monticello road at Barrow Hill I;
then along said Monticello road In an eaeterly direc
ton to it's intersection with the line dvidingFauges
and s. then north along said line to the beginning
point. Registration officer, E. c. Smith Place Of
rnuiafration att uacavH
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District NO. 9.

Bounded e. FoIoks; VIZ: Begiunina e the point
where the Georgia line the Tallahassee and
Townsville road near IamoniA; run In . southerly
directions along sdH road - ~ 3nnceio4 WITH the
stage road viG Centreville; then along said stage
road eia Centrevle to its Junction With the Sunny
Hill road near the Roberts school honses thgH IN
northeastcrly direction along eaid Sunny HIN road
line; then In westerly direction on the said Geor-
giA Ilns e re 9sgn1ns Ps,ne r. go c ss
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

Florida Central Rail Road.
s4s 5Aoks6xvnln FLA, OsE 6, 1tzA
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, TRAINS ON THIS
u road WIN fun A fnIIOWa. ry
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District No. 9.

Bounded as follows, viz: Beginning the Meridian
road at that point where the road approaches near
est to Lake Jackson, run south along said r6ad to
the southwest corner Of section TO- township range
l. N and e then east to the Thomasyille road then
in southwesterly direction along that rcad 70 ite
intersection with the northern boundary of section
10, township 1, range /, N and z then west TO the
Meridian road then north along said road 70 Mil
branch; then down said Mil branch In q westerly
direction to Lake JscksOn; then along the EASTERN
shore of the lake 70 The beipning point. KeeisttA
ton officer D. w Harsiss Fiace Of Registrations, ut
HaU NJ anhoAi.h nuaa
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District No. 8.

Bounded as follows, viz: Beginning on the base
l, range /, and z run north to the Miccosukle
road then in a northeastery direction along said
road to its junction with the Monte clio Tusca-
villa road then along said Monticello road in an
easterly direction to Barrow Hill then along the
neighborhood or Newport road near Station to the
base line; then along the base line to the be-
ginning point Registration Officer, David Chaires.
Place of registration Station 1, J. r an. Railroad.
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District No. IL

Embrace section. e :eo M q end sAss part q
siisnssss s1s and R s "a ssd
of the J. P. q N. Railroad, township l. range l. n
and Il. and SECTIONS g %: q 81 g, ~, o. ana 81
township l. range 1, N and ", and the north half Of
Tallahassee, being that portion OF the city lying
NORTH Of lfcCarty or X0-fo6e strask Reae8atiol
officer, &C. Pearce. PiscefUf rcAlstratiob, at the
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District No. 10,

Bounded "a follows, viz, Beginning at the point at
which the Meridian road crosseS the msst Southern
Iamonia slough. run in southery direction along
said road to the northern boundary Of District No
Q; then along the northern and western shores OF
Lake jackson to its iatefsecton with the township
line between townships l and Q, and W then
west to the OcklockoneA liver; then mp eaid river
then mp said slough to the point Of beginning Reg
istration oficer, g. J. fleming. Place Of regstra-
ton, at T. r. Moore's
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Savannah, Florida and Western
RAILWAY. 4
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CENTRAL MANAGERss OYFTCA
SAVANNAH Nav q 1850

Nm and after SUNDAY, May Esd, PAsaeuger
y Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPREsS-(Doilv.)
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District No. ~.

Bounded a. follows, Viz: On the north by Districts
Nos. AMI 10 and Lake Jaekson on the east by Lake
jackson and the 9th and 12th Distrcts the south
on the west by The i. p a u. Railroad and the Ock
lockonee i've. Regis ration ofacef W T. C0EsWeli
Place Of registration. q Gum Pond Bchoothouse.