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REGENT PUBLICATIONS.

Scrlbner's for May has "The New York Seventh" ss the subject of one of it's illus treted articles, and there gre other illustrated articles upon ''The Younger Painters of Amer lea" and 'fThe Dominion of Canada" with more to follow upon each of those interesting subjects. The second of Theodore L. Do Vinne's illustrated articles upon 1.-The Growth of Wood-Cut Printing" is given, ''The Mod ern Method of Machines'' being the subjsct of 1t. Eugene Schuylers Peter the Great is continued, as is also George W. Cable's ''The Grandissimes," " while the concluding part of Mrs. Burnett's Louisiana" is given. Ed : mund Clarence Stedman gives an interesting study of Edgar Allen Poe, whose portrait serves as Q frontispiece for the magazine. John Burroughs gives another instollment of his ''Notes of Walker" an anonymous writer points out what seem to him to be some of the 'Economic Defects in Christian Missions" Ernest Ingersoll describes "Rocky Mountain Scenery" Rebecca Harding Davis furnishes the short story of the number, and Celia Thaxter and others have poems. The editorial departments are we'll and interesting ly filled az usual.
 In the North American Review for May, ex-Judge Jere. s. Black continues ths very interesting series of papers on the Third Term Question begun in the February number. His article is entitled General Grant and Strong Government" and it's purpose is to show, first, that the limitation of tenure of office in the Presidency to two terms is a fundamental principle of our republican form of govern msnt; and, secondly, that not only does dis regard of that principle threaten the perna- nency of republican institutions, but that Grants third candidacy is actually plot to revolutionize the republic and introduce mon- archy. MT. Leslie Stephen writes of ''The Re- Iieion of all Sensible Men," and speculates on the prospect of that religion displacing the present creeds of the multitude. The creed of the future, he says, must be capable of as sinilating modern scientific theories. George Ifehnor Curtis continues his series of articles on "McClsllan's Last Service to the Rspub- Eic." These papers are specially valuable on account of the large number of hitherto un- published documents which they contain. Mir. Francis H. Underwood contributes an essay on R. W. Emerson and his writings; and an anonymous writer labors to show that the United States Government cannot, consistent ly with the Monroe Doctrine, permit the con struction of an American Isthmian Canal, unless the same shall be controlled solely by cis-Atlantic government. The notices of new books are by Mir. Axel. Gustafson.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-22
Price Four Cents
cellent and correct pronunciation of the Rus

cellent and correct pronunciation of the Rus
 sian language.
 A Cincinnati critic said that Mary Anderson was the electric light of the drama and SUD- posed she'd know he meant she was a bright eyed dear, but she recollected that the electric light is failure, and he didn't get her picture with three platters and two scratches on the back.-Boston Post.
 Said Brother Gardner at the last meeting of the Lime Kiln Club: q was axed de odder day what dis club didn't believe in, an de queshun was one deservin' of thought an re- heckshun- Speakin' on behalf of all dose present and missin', I think I can say: l. It doan' believe in hangin' clothes down cellar to dry ?. It doan' believe in putin a ten dol lar hoss in front of fifty dollar wagon. 8. It doan' believe dat talkin' poIyticks will buy codhsh, CT dat disputin' on religun will darn socks. 4. It doan' believe dat a cigar in de nlouf an holes in de butes help man to git job. 5. It doan' believe ln payin cash down for penny whistles and runnln In debt for ,grindstones. 6. It doan' believe dat de world owes any man what he doan' work for an put in full time at 7. It doan' believe in singin' trew it's nose when it's mouf hez muffin else to do but g"-Detroit Free Press.
 v a1hs new hat got by one of Danbury's ladies for Easter Sunday was an elaborate affair, and very bright fancies were built upon it by the owner. It was stormy Sunday, unfortunate ly, but the excellent woman thought that by completely covering it with a heavy veil she could get it to the church without loss to it's glory. She had an old veil that admirably answered the purpose, and this she donned. She took her accustomed seat in the temple of worship and held her beautifully upholstered head proudly erect. It was perhaps within five minutes of the close of the sermon when, putting up her hand to further attract the attention of the congregation, she felt the presence of the old veil. You have seen the electric flash dart from the zenith to the horizon in the night of storm. You have been fairly blinded by the rapidity of the motion. Well, it was some thing after that manner that that veil came News
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c5uurnal aud Gourter.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY HARRINGTON $ CO.,, No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. HARRINGTON. EDWARD T. HARRINGTON. JOHN B. cARRINeToN, JR.
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STRAWS.

A little ton of coal goes a great weigh N. o. Picayune.
 'sPapa," said little girl, ''give me ride upon your knee." He took the little gallop at once.
 In order to induce the ladies to vote, the FL mira Free Press moves that tho polls be estab- lished in millinery store where there is a perpetual opening
 'Is your wife's name Margaret ?" asked the hired man. ''No," said the farmer; ''Margy' s short for oleomargarine, and I calls her that cause don't love any but her."
 sT am always cool, " was the boastful remark of Robinson, 1T never forget myself" And with one voice the boys all said, NO, we never knew you to."-Boston Transcript.
 MT. Tilden is suffering from a severe cold in the head, but he is happy yet, and daily sings his merry roundelay, ''Berrily every heart is bounding. barely oh-oh barely ohl"-Burlington Hawkeye.
 Miss Jennie V. Stanton, M. D., is featuring in New York towns on sWhat shall we do with our daughters ?" First get your daugh- ters, Jennie. No woman can do anything with her daughters until she has few.-Nor- ristown Herald.
 An Oil City gentleman who recently trav- elled in Europe said he was at dinner one day in Paris, and while telling story was at tackled with Q sudden and continuous fit of sneezing. When he ceased, Russian gentle man at another table, named Plitcheekee, turned about and complimented him on his ex-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Michigan people know tho value of money. The vote in twenty-six counties was over 20 to l against increasing the Governors salary from $1 GOO to $3,OOO.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-22
VOL. XLVHI
Black Goods.

Black Goods.
 In this department are strong. Besides'ou reg alar line of Black Oashm erss which superb this eason, we have very fine sortment of French Lace Buntngs 34 and 6-4 goods. Grenadines are well rep- resented in all the styles-plan, basket brocaded and atn striped. We have also variety of Novelties in Black Goods well worthy of attention.
 Dress Goods.
 Buntings, plain and lace single and double width in all the new shades. Flannel suitings Of fine quail yin all the colors fashionable in this caes of goods splendid line of cheap Momie Cloths. Excellent alue in all wool French Cancels Hair. Men goocs arriving daily.
 CaIicOes.
 Our stock Of this staple article is so args and com plete that meet the requirements of EVERY ustomer, prices the lowest, quality con- fdered.
 Cambrics and Lawns, It is necessary to mention this csss of goods in eye ry issue of bulletin we are constantly receiving fresh lots each arrival including newly brought out designs and adding to the beauty and variety of the tock
 Children's Suits. We have opened very pretty line of Children's Butts in Flannel, Gingham and PIque.
 Spring SacqUes. Daily additio2 to this stock have to be noted. We show this week many entirely and elegant sacques, Mantelettes and Mantles.
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R. G. RUSSELL.
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TTsefnl and Ornamental,

PIatt's Patent BuckWheat.
 TONS freeh received this morning, for sale to the jsSl E. E, HALL & SON.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
The Fair.

The Jacksonville Union of Sunday generously
devotes half column of its editorial space to an
excellent article on the approaching Middle
Florida Fair, urging citizens and visitors 10 at
tend, and suggesting to the railroad managers
the adoption of low excursion rates. The Re
ceivers # the ]. P & NJ Railroad have already
assured reduction of rates half fare but there
seems to be no very good reason why it should
not be much less Mr.. Davidson, of the Florida
Central has given the ]. p N. authorities carte
blanche 10 make any rate they please and it there
fore rests with them. There is an excursion for
colored people now advertised here to Jackson
vile and return for $3.50. with privilege of two
days stay in that city. If the Receivers can
afford to do so well for the colored people they
certainly ought TO be able TO make rate Of IS
or Sc for the round "trip from Jacksonville to
Tallahassee and return during the Inauguration
ceremonies and The Fair, and make big pile of
money out of it for the road
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Merry Christmas
--shui that door,
Cold Christmas weather
Toys ami Holiday Goods can be found at
Nyes GoEman's- 1t
-Raisirs. Ciiron. Currants, Nuts and Candies,
nRB Carpenters. 1t
The Amne will leave New Orleans for St.
LIS December 9th
-Tbose tine goods have come and are now
sDening Al E W Clark's. s.
Ne1i 81 r B. Carpenters 1t
-Ans;her lot of handsome Gold Jewelry, Just
r.oeiEed. al Myers & Germans 1t
-Bnuon, The EXPRESS agent, is mp to his ears
n-Chrsimas ixins" to be sent off by our citi-
zens % friends abroad
Piper shells, brass shells, cartridge belts,
nzzzi,-iaaiiDg and breech-loading saot guns,
DOE openiDg Al E. W. Clark's 30
The latest sensation is little Albright Jap at
Z " Cark's Jewelry Store The little for
eigDer seems 10 be familiar with every one-go
and see him 35
The members of St Johns Parish who are
Interested in decorating the Assembly room for
The Christmas services are requested to meet in
tina r,om on Wednesday at IL O'Clock
R b Carpenters new store is a lively place.
EFsryihing good TO eat can be found there. HIS
Business has increased 50 much as TO oblige him
to add To his force OF assistants, and he has Sc
c1Fed the services of Mr.. J. L. Demiy
You can get anything you want in the jew
cry line al E. W. Clark's from a collar button
a. . cents 10 a diamond ring at two hundred
and iiiy dollars; and his stock covers every
Ihsng usually found in a jewelry store. 81
-Srrvicss On Christmas day will be held at the
Capitol Al II O'Clock in the morning. AT which
tine he collection will be for the building fund
o. = JOIN. lurch- We hope liberal Offering
Vii be u.Sde BY every one interested in the pro-
gr=ss Of The work
The delay in the construction of the roof OF
TIE ne~ Episcopal Church is owing to the wait
ng iOr the iron work, which has been ordered
from Wilmington, DEL the machine shop in this
CRY not being able from scarcity of MATERIAL to
undertake the work
The ladies of ST. Johns Episcopal Church
have secured the Restaurant privilege at the
Middle Florida Fair. and will have something
god 10 eat for everybody. We hope they will
DO tremendous business, and add largely to the
building fund of the church
The Board of Directors of the Middle Flor
ia Agricultural and Mechanical Association al
their meeting yesterday, adopted series of res
oiuons urging the Legislature to establish State
Agricultural Bureau or Department We expect
% publish the resolutions next week.
Mrs Carroll, wife of Mr.. J. P. Carroll, the
cErriAge-maker, and sister of Mr. c. c. Newsom,
died Sunday last, and was buried from the
Methodist Church yesterday morning at II
c'c.ask Mrs. Carroll was a native of Tallahas
and zas a lady much beloved by all who
knew her. She was married only about two
years ago.
A small shanty. occupied by an old negro
nan. cripple, and situated just north of the
CRY limits near Major Walkers residence, was
burned al an early hour this morning. The &C.
cup4ni. whose name We have been unable to
k.rn. so badly burned. that although he es-
ezped from the burning building he died soon
Afterwards
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21

Mr.. C. W. Littell, of Philadelphia, Pa, is
REGISTERS at the City Hotel K
Mr.. c. B. McCleuny, Of DasbysfIls. and Mr..
C. K. Dutton, of Live Oak, came in on Satur-
days train II
Mr. ". l. Kirkman and family and Mr.. h.
C. Pr1tchett. Of Nashville, Tenn, are registered
at the City Hotel H
Mr.. q. E. P. Howard, . member Of the New
York city bar. is registered 81 the City Hotel,
and is enjoying daily the excellent shsosing in
this vicinity. 8 sFs
Mr.. VIM. McCsbe. who has been absent for
several months visiting Canada and the country
across the water, returned Saturday morning,
looking hearty and glad TO Get back. amm
Col! James g. Gibbes, d Quincy, has been
appointed General Agent Of the South Carelina
Mutual Aid Associslion Of Columhia. This Az
ISOLATION ofIers safe and inexpensive life insuf
ance on IN entirsly novel plan 81 @
Col A. P. DeMilt, Of the Derby Paper Mills,
wilkinson, Bros. q Co, psepvistoss, New fork,
reached the city on Thursdsy last, sccompanisd
by his tho sons. En- rDstts 70 his orange grove p
Wakulle county This vetsEan "nswspapsr
man " d looking ~ hesrsy - ayouth of twenty,
and beaFs bis years lightly. He has pssssnisd
his once win IN e3eeans nthogfAph. richly
frxmed.lof the Derby MIIs. siisaisd = Birming-
ham, Cgun, which BE bsOashi all thsway nom
home d ad0rn TIA aapcsum u tha 1LqszpsAx
--uelars Edward Avesy snd Charia Htaneia,
q Boesbn; ii. n. r GrueIls md c. Jel'n
varnuI, 81 Eainsssslls, mads : n5iss yllls = sAs
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life in Tallahassee December s. $780, in
the 6sth year Of her age MRS S. A. BETToN rect Of T.
r. Bottom
She was born in Perquimans county N. c. and removed
to this State in 1887 Few live sOoug and beau
tiuI life Her willing hands ready for every
duty which could benefit instruct and innocent pleas
that could the dear objects of her Affection
Her profound religious principle and feelings around
and about her influence Of purity that like guar
dian angel preserve from evil To her children che
eanted mother their companion their friend and their
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her the greatest Of delights She indeed
in whom all their interests might example Of
every virtue aud every charming Notwithstanding
al her surings yet murmnr complaint escaped her
ps She leaves daughters and several grandchildren
to her absence but they resting in hope that
they viii again when the tolls and trials Of life
Beautiful in death and in her life her santed
memory Gods blessing in angelic swe etness rests.
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Al meeting Of the citizens uf Tai1ahnanee
Tor the purpose OF making arranRemerta - an
InauguraiiOn Ban, M G. g. Pearcs w. sc.l,ed
to the chair. and Mr.. W. p. Byrd fequested %
act ~ Secretary.
Amer z clear statement BY the Chairman OF
the purpose of the meeting, Mr.. n. +. PAW
moved mat grand Inauguration Ban Be given
Governor Bloxham o. the night of his inausu-
ration in the Senate Chamber and Representative
Hall OF the Capitol in Tallahassee. The mction
was put and unanimously carried. n. W. A,
kaWls then moved that COMMITTEES Of nine. "a
consist Of three members Of the Governor Guard.
three Of the Leon Light Horse and three cis,zeus
OF Tallahassee, be appointed BY the Chairman,
who should have full power 10 make al neces-
sary arrangements, including the appointment
OF Committee on Invitation, q Committee on
Arrangements and Floor Managers. The melton
was put 70 the meeting and unanimously carried,
whereupon the Chairman appointed as fellows:
Of the Gocernor's Gwarels- Lieutenant RawlS
Sergeant Hopkins, Private Diamond.
Of the Leon Light Horss Captain Houssoun,
Lieutenant Randolph, Sergeant Isler.
Of Tie Citizens Of tallahassee - Hon. Gee. p.
Raney, Mr.. John 8. Winthrop, Mr.. n. +. Papy /;
and, ON motion of Mr.. Papy, the Chairman was
added TO the committee.
There being no further business the meeting
adjourned sine die
At meeting Of the Joint Committee, appoint
ed by the citizens meeting to make the necessary
arrangements for grand Inauguration Ball, Mr..
c. c. Pearce was called to the chair, and Mr.. w
r Byrd requested TO act as Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed the following
subcommittee with full power to make what
ever arrangements they might see tit in their
respective spheres:
COmnathee on LaUitdti0n-Hon. Geo. p. Raney,
Dr. A. L. Randolph, Colonel John A Henderson,
Mr.. George A. Beard, Mr.. John w. Coles, Mr..
J ,hn D. Perkins
Committee on Arrahaenaents- Captain P. Hous-
toun, Mr. NJ. F. Papy, Mr.. R A. Shine, Mr.. g.
A. Butler Mr.. Henry Diamond, Cap, A Moseley.
Floor lAanGgers-Mr W. P. Byrd, Mr.. John s.
Winthrop, Sergeant W. II. Hopkins, Mr.. w. O..
Ames, Mr.. c. c. Pearce, Lieutenant W. A.
Rawls.
The Committees have taken hold of their re-
spective duties vigorously, and it seems certain
that the arrangements will be ample and salts
factory.
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he lecture On Love, Courtship and Mar
nAees" By Mr.. Coooley, which was to have come
g % Friday nixht Last, was postponed on &C.
eae1t q the inelemsncy Of the weather unit
A'od.y night. the ID Of Jssaary. Mr. Conoles
roposa 70 tel thea many amnsing and inisrssi
sx ningx ID connsciion with this very interest
Ag subject Don't mil 10 be present and learn
Hos She Won Him"
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Townsville merchant advertises in the
lH'a The following prices for groceries In that
CIV Magnolia hams, 124 cents; lbs tomatoes
Seas; lbs tomatoes, 1es cents; 20 lbs buck
sAszi for 81 90; - Ibs Graham -four for ti.OO
OAa any of our merchants beat themf II not.
WY not
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We have received from the publishers, Messrs
r Garrett 4 Co. copy OF No IS Of their series
d Choice Selections Ia Poetry and Prose. con-
A'Aiag one hundred pieces-humofous, paihetic
ns desenptive The price Of each number is
ag % cents, and il il well worth 1t.
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George w. Saxon has just received an elegant
assortment of superfne silk and satin neckties,
silk handkerchiefs, lace bows, kid gloves, Ger
man Darnask D'Oylies, etc. The ladies Of ITALIA
hassee are invited to call and examine these
beautiful goods 30