The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-16
Revenue; n. C. Wainwrighs, Assessor !;
L B. Rhodes, Supreassndsnt Of Public
lnssraction; Thomas Z. Dekle Trsssarr.


l. B. Rhodes, Supreassndent of Public
lnstraction; Thomas E. Dekle Tssssapr
-Colohel Powhattan Rohinson, of the
U. s. Kngmeer service, arrived in towr
yesterday BY the steamer Chase. He viii
procare On outfit here and proceed Il
make an. exsaainationiof the riyezs empty,
ing into the Gulf in the sicinisy Of Apa.
lsohicels. - Cedar Key Josz.a1 Voc. Q.
The following county officers, were
elected in Escambia county: Sheriff, w.
II. Hutchinson; County Judge, N. C.
Shackelford; Superistendent Schools,
William B. Dennis Treasurer, J. B.
Guttman; Clerk, f. E. de Ia Rua
Tax Collector, N. Palmes; Assessor, S.
| Touart. -
| The young colored men who lately
composed the Hancock, BloxAam and Fin
ley Club of Jacksonville propose, in few
days, getting mp jolli6eation in honor
OF the election of Governor Bloxham
and General Finley, by giving large
ball in one of the halls of the city
Union.
The following ara the persons elected
in Columbia county: County Jadge-W.
M. Ives, Jr. Clerk Circuit -Coart-JoAn
vinzant. Jr.; Sheriff.. w. Perry, Su-
perintendent Schools J. Potsdamer; Tax
Collector. L. Parish: Tax Assessor
L. W. Rivers; Treasurer-M. NJ. T.
Hutchingson.
The census shows that there are in
Bradford county 1889 men over twenty
one years of age. OF these we voted
1884 on election day, giving Bloxham
654 majority. Can any county in the
State beat this showing? Old Bradford
is the banner county of the EAST
Starke Telegraph.
The election Tuesday passed of
quietly and without single disturbance,
SO far as we have been able to learn. In
Tampa the stores and bar-rooms were
closed all day; and away from the vicin-
ity of the Courthouse where the polling
was, the town presented the appearance
of aquiet Sundsy.-7an.pa zss6uns.
We are pleased to announce that there
was no serious trouble in Madison on cleo
tion day. Two boxes had been provided
and every voter who chose to do so had
0rnnlo 20 n.a ~,
street quarrels occurred during the day,
but nothing happened at the polls>of an
unlawful character. Madison Recorder.
The feet of ships in our bay is fast
assuming proportions, and in . few weeks
an 1lnerfte.f ss;Loe,.sf.r--he eEsssa.s A.
q stirring winter is most cheering; in fact.
most every one agrees in the opinion that
the recent advance in the price of wood
will result most favorably to our shipping
interest, and those who have for the past
few seasons undergone great hardships
will soon enjoy little sunshine.-Psnsd-
cola Gazette.
So far ~ heard from there wss not .
particle of disturbance or disorder at any
voting precinct in Orange county. There
was plenty of hard, determined WORK,
plenty Of spirit exhibited, plenty Of pss-,
tisan enthusiasm displayed. Bot there
was little drunkenness and no outrsges
out of which the Republicans can make
any party capital. No man was intimi-
dated, aud no man but had an opportu-
nifty to cast free and untrammeled vote.
Orlando Reporter.
We are pleased to notice that the last
election has been the most qniet and prop
erly conducted election we have had for
many years Not one single arrest was
made, nor was there any boisterous or
loud talking at or around the poIlA Il
shows that we are intending to do away
with mean feeling in politics. and that
each and every man can and may vote n.
he pleases without exciting the ill-will Of
his opponent. How much easier and
pleasanter it is to get along in this COM
mendable manner.-&. Angustins Press.
The exultation of the colored race
over Garfeld's election viii not benefit
them one way or another, 80 far as they
are concerned, or any other class The
election of Hancock would have insured
to them all the protection that the law
requires. Garfield can do NO more. Every
man will have to labor for living, wheth-
er he be Jew or Gentle, black or white.
The election Of any man TO thh high po-
sition in once does not put bread in the
mouth, or clothes'on the back. The con-
dition Of any one il bettsred only BY his
own honest efforts 70 mske . living. This
being the case the way 70 prsspeEity -
open to every man. Providence, not gov
ernment, helps those Who help them
selves. a.-- Rnlnxku Hmnl& ua1s
Our correspondent from Fort Myers
ssys: Indian BiIiy, the SeminoIe youth,
Who hss besn living win Cspesin =. A
Hsndry over year hss just rstuzued fosa
the tribe on the Miami and Big Cypress,
with permission from the head chief 90
resume his ssadiss for . psisa Of thres
manahz, after which time % rssmEn 20 bin