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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

Splendid photographs of The present legils-
iure and hne Stereo@oopie FSeEs o: the capitol
for sale At Don McIeod's Ar Galery IHu
A Crstal Palace manu- Secured es presslr 70,
The Mother Goose Tea Paiis. By lie jackson.
vile Ice Company, will b or Exhibition 10
night and viii be an aitrxc'ire feature o( III.
Exhibition.
-Fcrresierss celeSraied Orange Tree Fertir
izers and Complete Nanuras are g highly re-.
commended by those who have tired them. Tia,
we have procured = quantity sad viii les, j,
thoroughly
Master Geo E Brysos, pne Of The pages Of
the Senate. broughi rs some very handsome
specimens Of Orange county oranges recently.
the finest in favor OF any Con iha; region We
have ever tasted.
The City Hoie. is liVeS place 81 sll hours
of the day and night jus; nGH. And s The meet
ing place OF the third house. xhere most Of the
wire pa.ling. log-rollIng and chia-ehinning il
Is done They have new tnok there now, and
we hear many remarks quiis complimentary 10
the present management
The weather fos the p5s, Two weeks has
been almost perfeci, bright and pleasant days
with cool and sometimes Chilly nighn The
vegetation is starting INTO ihfe and the peach
and plrn irees A-e in fell boon About his
time lock oct 70. Spring poets
A delicate child Is more sabjecs 10 worms
than q healthy one, As 10 the economy Of nature.
one animal il made to <1bsiyt upon another. and
the weaker goes down AtSthe first indication
OF worms, administer Shriner's Indian Vermi-
fnge. the insAlible remedy n Lively SOC
agent II
The hope OF TIE aged AID the friend Of The
young, Is that Incompatible remedy. Cousins
Lightning Linine1; cures Rheumatism. Lame
Back, Sprains and Bruises Small bottles ?;
cents, regular SIZE 80 cent? Whites Cream
White Vermifuge, the bes; Worm Killer. W.
A Ra~ls, sole agent Il Il.
e Clark, Watch Maker and JeWeieF,
employs the most skillsul xO5kmen ard ISIS ihe
very bess material in repairing Watches, Clocks
and Jewelrv work solicited from al paris c: the
Safe Parties ihSi can appreciate gooi work
viii DO well 70 give him eAn- Prices a reA-
sonable IS good material snA skillfll lbo. wiIl
admit T Aft
General Grant u rs :n1t x-y1ci Tie world
doubtless behesd nsay naiehles< curiosity, bot
re doubt # be fousd the eqR.l Of Po-t.line. OF
Tabser's Vegetable Liver POEdes. care Tor Dys-
pepsia, so1r Stomach, BZl5oGfoess ara disorders
of sorpsd IiEer. SzaxH sSzt - cea's. regular
size - csass Whs,eis Cream Whi,e VeInifage
the bes, wOrra KTier " a RAuls so9e agent
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

-TWeny eight quarts OF strawberries we're
shipped from Jacksonville last week. and Sold in
New YeEk for t25o pr quart There. nil
Eoos in iI,r
-In Harrisburg Pa, the SenA, O.ial confer
eOce coumiSee "n Monday night unaninou-ly
selected John J. Mitchell, OF Tiog, ooupty, a.
is choice fur Gated States senator
Some enterpxking settler has homeS,eadei
The plot OF ground on which sanGs Sallsa
Church" il Putnam cu0niy. and hAs rosisei lhs
chorcn authorities that be has use sor The bald
ing and they mnst vacaIe il
-TskiAg il u the compare valuation, the
land gr1ntei By the government 10 the Northern
PaciGc, ID V orth nearly Is 600 600 more han
The entire 3 200 miles ef the roAd VIII cosi when
conplesed.
Genera Garfield says hat he has male no
pledge inrefefeAce ioan appointmeni 10 bis cabi-
net 10 any body IN the wA0le country. He hxs
Thousands Of applic.tioas Sor ooice which be hss
aled for reserence At the proper time
The Georgia State Agricultural Society met
at Thom&sville O. Tuesday hast About one
hundred m&mbes were present, and rs many
mare were expected 10 arrive lass night The
adde's d = elen1e wa delivered BY Col Mitch
Ell, e Tb0masville. and was responded to By Col
Powell. Of Pike ccuasy. The proceedings are
Interesting.
Two Il Jacksoaville's pe1s. Otherwise krogn
a. BcnkO nea," bad little retEeAlioa with ps-
tnls o. . crowded slreea the other dAy and oee
of Tie Aying balless came near taking the life Of
Rev. Mr. WeIler. Recsrr Of ST. Johns Church.
Tie Mayor Aas issued proclAnaiion Of hsnisA-
nens agAinst The ssnhlsss. warning them 10
leave tAe eisy. Thy vim doehtlezs repair to
Baldwin fur . En- days and iheA relnrn
In easday's issoe of TIE Usisa we Published
n scco1ni a. N amash ~ Baldwin, b. man
nAmed 6wetney upsm . Mr. Aikinsnn- Tester
Day Mr SweenRy caI1ed m The oGnce and SEATED
aha1 he sannh - ssade By Mr.. Afkins0n upea
Aim- b seen Ghak j friend AZ Mr. Alkinsoas,
IN EnEfsAmaa. had hi iwo 50 notes q Swes-
neys ussAliA@e.L I'D. h csder % save aay
uuaAae. Dw seney - sesuEned ose a he nosea
ME- Askih. knouhg Al Ne Circumstances,
wen1 inae Gweey's euiakliAAneai. and. afAx
coasesiAg tilh ~ ew mlnnies. knnrked
Duee3sg dora. = 80 same rne hreskisx the
ahsuehaa tAea Ssasllaasd ~ dealiax
ME- Aihpau4 hasv lna. Weeonnnleea aayps
Upan - - ss1na iR o. ~ and esaad
60 Dosshe 1lsl1inl - = - nela g.
peck Il et1<r = - 1liee = ~ concrs.ed Ne
sise boah nlsaeae.il Unisa, - -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The State Board Of Public Wosks Of Virgin
il has sold the States interest in The Atlantic
and Oaio Railroad amounting 10 $4,000 90 Oh
5000. 900, TO the Clyde syndicate A motsoz
viii be made BY Geu B. F. Bu;leE. co1ssel 20,
the railnaAi company. for Passpo1eHeu' 81 he
sale upon the payment Of arrears dee
The Cincinnati Gsasat says Society Ia Cin-
cinna,i 10 day IS sOi VIA, j, was 6Ee. len. i~en
y. or thirty years ago In al HAT tine tie
standard Of morals has hcen on tie down grade.
until nox i, is conceded thai this IS one Of lie
wovsi, il nos the woSs, city in he Whole coantrv
10 which to train = family"
The amcua, cf h1llios rzu.sced By he
Leaivilse ,Ccls Minis duEiHg ress wear : e<1i-
mated 8; $is. sSSoa BalEon and ere shipped
from he sniuc Safe. so 60 COO. AZ increase
e. s. ooo COO The p<o-sse;< Of CosoEzio diaries
= d farms ~eEc v@lEed al 100000; cattle
shipped ard sor~sEseSi, 81 A. oos: woolciirped.
81 9s5 COO The business Of Denver fcr tley
amssunsei 20 30 $4,000
The dissolution Of the ~onrida Communisy. =
the ir~e loSsrs ~ whatever they are, not Ar fr01
CIscs, Is kol<fGiiy psomEsel The rrcent incnr-
p.-F.,isn IL stock eenFssny in is place, wsth =
capital OF $e00o divided in,o $s5 shares, tells
lhc whole story. This nosorsc1s community
OF Socialists al present coGsisss Of sory samIlis
and three hundred members koar-ffihs Of thea
over seventeen years Of age, and The sexes ahCu4
equally divided For the preseal Tie company
~ill carry on It's old work Of Armiag. fuh can
ming. silk works and trap factory, and give en-
paoyment 70 about one hundred OUTSIDE hands
during most Of The rear
"A iwenty-year resident Of Nevada gives q
surprising and despairing account OF the present
status Of the Counonweal,h- The prodigio1s
mining interests. which have for the last twenty
years constituted lis attraction and wealth, have
come to q stand-siill The Comsiock lode. out
which <4oo LOO. 90 OF gold and $500 go. 600 Ct
silver have been extncted, though not exhaust
cd OF the rich deposits, Is now worked with sacA
dasculiy and expense that unles free coinage
iaw can be passed the mines viii have % se
ahandoned- The colossal wealth drawn from
this golden mountain Of silver and gold has been
conceniraaed in the hands of few men- Tie
State itself has had lisile benefit With the OK
lapse Of the mining business everything else hat
hitherto prospered the people Of this Ssaie seems
TO have come 10 . ssandsiih Ginning. which
kr time occupied large part cfthe inhahi-
tanss, has now come to an cad, Colnrado. invi,-
Ing that particular form Of wealth, gesiiag. Ca
der ihcse depressing coaditiocs the eo,Qoo people
inhahiiing the fourseea counties into whicA TIE
State b divided arr discussing The Question a
how to mees the expressive laxssy of Ssaie
Goveznment Tie taxes o. baIliou and cattit
= = -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

A Eexr.n was Iecsivrd yesterday from SIN
a,ar Ioo<s anDooncisg the adhrmaDce By The Z.
8 Supreme Court Of the decree rendered By
JaAge Settle a this place in February. 1875. in
the ease o( Codingsoo ~ The Trustees and
o<herA The suit wHs brought By Codnngfon
against The p 4 G. r. r. Company, and the
Trustees. 10 revive and re-estabIiSh against the
Company and Internal Improvement Fund. -, :
oSS Of The coupons Of bossds issued By the Con-
pasy and endorsed By the Trustees. and alleged
n The hill 10 hare ben frADduleniU Obtained
fro@ COdnngtoa and his assigneeS The de-
fesdAnn demarred 10 the bin, and. upon sTgu-
nenL lodge Settle dismissed the bin. and Cod
nlgsOa appealed Mr.. HiltOa and Mr.. d. w.
Gwyan rrpreeased the Company. and Mr. Raney
Tie Trustees before Judge Settle. Senator Jones
represented The Trustees before the Supreme
ConF1
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

To Hla1Er.ae The antiquity Of he hoaas d
bsvs o WhicA tie Blaine and Cooklinx together.
III newspapss ara zzpsodnciag The following
elAaeizA @ Cankliag BY iAe Mxins senasOr,
pIA@ IN "a Hsam) In The year 1855:
A % lie esnalsman's eruelsareasm. l Aoue he
~ ~ - - ssRsFa h eontrmpk e ahas
- ufn1nd aenliemna b - Willing. III hanRA-
y ah1Hins - pan1asq1sss swell ~ naisIlic,
@D8g1tss1R oSaEpouexiRG. tWkxy-e0hAler
aHul. - been - ez1ahiAg - nyaelf I'D I'll he
@1AD e ~ HssH. la know h "a a
- q - gssasA aemesily tuR me - venauz ~
e ennRusMng BilA him- Baf, cir. knCw
whD b puPamaAas ~ al In / know sAma
wAhin the III @se wseas. % memhem e Tie
MNuW Nh RanaEsca. N extra mgua han ehnrne-
nminsd In RaaalHmnnh heaTinR. Il = - ~,
hnh khfkn 6nkaf annGheR. Tai eieeaa -
1Ehtcal uEilMs fkeszsEs Illloa. fiAeN ew Yea
kn1Bszl4 mpenk - week1 Eeceaaly q shh
G,T- Hh hzizm ppAEsAea = ihaa psuar -
h1es1. Wilh 49, e.si1D slaa<msnln. nllla
tsR ahBl. . - e 49, w@ - slnaennans
- - mna1lse IL - - WisaR Davis - -
- Wm - 0eR fnm LEV Emk Thnmn-
MMnnn h9ak -, nm& q hna niRnn halHms
En- n1Mlln0af qsHy. IL Rlmannm b
Wnnk "a n nE 9gDnztpn % nnayR.
1AlMEn ~ ss8 MI9& - uaEe1s. aaR -
- &Dnn& q - - - q NmrRI ffaz.. 3
ul5e8 xEEEI lzIxe - eIlnasl pse1Anelina e
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

RIO CARRABELLE, Fla, February 20, 1881.
E:iitor F3oridSaa I have good reasons to be-
lieve that James IslaDd has plenty Of admirers
in Tallahassee. ST. Teresa WAS laid out BY some
of Jour prominest citizens for summer resor,
and it will YET be popular watering place rs
soon As il can be reached By Steamboat from ST
Marks This island II no distant day viii be
dotted With resorts for both summer and winter
pleasure seekers and venture 10 assrr, that no
o;her Island or irsca OF land containing the d.
mansions of this Island forty thOasand acresl
in Florida can rFesen, the natural at,ractions
We have here, and lei me further say The Island
shall come TO the front lor public favor If our
labor here b TO ~trot il OUT
Mr. c. l. Storrs Is now building steamboat
At our boat yard 10 run regularly On the mail
route Letween Carabelle, 81 MARKS and Apa-
lschicola, and she viii ,oach al Teresa If hnsa-
mess win warrant running in there II is in
tended to have this ntw boat oa The route hy The
6rsi Of June She will be = day boai with -
loon cabin in case Of rainy weather Her speed
will be Sufficient 10 make the run from s.,
Marks TO Teresa in four hours, 10 Carrabelle In
six, from Carrabeile to Apalaehioola 10 THREE
hours
For n round pleasure "Trip parties viii be en-
abled to leave Tallahassee by rail Tor CAailahoo-
chez thence river steamer 70 ApalacAicola, there
take our steamboat for CaIrabelle. spend week
here hunting. fishing. driving. etc, Ihence 10 Te-
resa for another week aad thence by steamer %
Sd Marks and rail to Tallahassee, or vice se1sa
Our mill men are aow making good market
for logs and nay the ready mooey on delivery.
thus Gar the supply dos not meet the demand,
and parties having hands adjacent 10 the Ok
lockonce viii ind IL 70 their interest To look n
this market for saw log& The progress Of our
torn b now attracting The aiientioa Of specula-
Soss At the North. and learn Of several sales Of
extensive iracis Of land in our vicinity- II -
understand. German colosy b sooa 10 be ioca-
led near n. Ne win have something Substantial
in The way a. laboring popohtioa-but more
aboui this hereafter.
Our hotel Keeps gTOwing and already has
comfortable accommodaaioas Or gaetA The
dining room acccmmodaies fnr0 guests We
Alss NE i far sociAl hops anothx indicaiioa Of
pEDgren; bus ~ win give 90 scnlar proof Of
what Ne ase dsiag q ths nrt iripcn oar steam
hnt wAsa Ne propose Aeve l1bElee with
yun . pgeuiams gnes.- iiink Ibis msffer
en- Be vssked - . yaar asiaAesina-
q. HI KELLEY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The Grand Jury OF Darlington. : e., hae
found rue bill ss2ins, Col Cash. for the mur-
der Of Col shannon in tuel
The Bernhard, has no, taken" in the
cities az the South as in the EAs; which is
fact to be put down TO the cIedi, Of The South.
The lynching OF prisoners charged with
crime and in the custody Of officers in Tennessee
sill gots on, A grea, effor, was made TO lvnoh
Lish aud John Pee 81 Winchester They are
charge; with the murder Of Young Baker last
week A crowd of men boarded the train AZ Tul-
l&hcmA TO 90 70 Winchester, but he conductor
held the train Fears sre euierisined tia; The
efforts viii be repe$,ed. Ii IS also reported
,hA, Duffy and Murphy. The Laprade muriefers,
who turned States evidence, were f,Cnd hang
ing TO a tree near Giih-ie, Ky.
The rew agricultural industry known as the
central sugar f.c'ory system, which is cow
established in many sections Of Louisiana, was
founded by Messrs- Clarke and Steele. formerly
OF Springfield. Ohio Their plantation and
works a; Lsgonis srt OF gr2nd scale These
gentlemen setie5 there zen years ago. and began
turing Up the cane raised BY small farmers, who
hs6 20 nils and refining The crude mol2sses Of
Clsn'eis who did cot care 10 be troubled with the
| OPERATION, or h2d not the means 10 cary it On
| There are some large Plantations in western
Lcnisiana now worked or The ierAn;ry system
Small farmers, IN companies 0. five 10 twenty,
&re allow cd TO cultivate as many acres OF fne
sugar Gaze lands as they can, free of rent. and
are paid a per ton fnr ali they MAKE Several
| ClSAro and Ohio firms are now planting on tie
B = -. l.
sort have followed iLeir example. until there are
nov twenty-five central sugar factories on tie
Teche and he Aichafslaya Both these systems
are said TO work well and hundreds Of tenSnu
have become very easy ia circumstances since
The industry "a as established. Lsgonda Plan
,siion is princsly place. situated Oh the
A.cbafalsys, ard IS The spot WHERE Evangeline.
the virgin Sep, while bar lover passed BY on The
o'her side OF tie Beautiful Isle that lies IN mid
stream
The clsim21is O. the Hyde estate seem 10
have G ne 20 grief-or rather to hare been
eh.sir fickeiipg wilI-o'-'ht-wisp. which has
nsE e<1apec them altogether. The heiFs had
cresr lied an association for he purpose OF en-
p:oying lawyers 10 1905 out the e<Ia'e from its
supposed hiding place IN the English Court o,
CLaEctTy. The New York SsR contains long
Ccry Of he work Of Hon Thomas A. Logan, Of
CiccEns,i, xho vas ssEi to England BY tie
Hamilton county beirs 10 hunt up The estate
Dir. Logan has submitted his report IN which,
ter stating that he was assured al The American
consulate that there vas no such estate, he goes
o. 20 relate his search for It, and says: Z" The
~boSe field vas un,rOdden- found it laby-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The Supreme Court 90 Saturday disposed o.;
The Eagan Ha5sas C0-pss case, after aEinE the
testimony Of witnesses orally, and that taken BY
commission Al Hadiso0, and the arguments Of
counsel. br discharging the petitioner Mr. Ia
"A, lef fo< his home in Madison the same even
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RANDALL }
Hugh A Young. Appellant, vs. j. W Within
Appeiise-Duval County, Equity

Hugh A Young ArpellAnl ". J. Y Whitley,
Appeiise-Duval County, Equity.
RANDALL, c J.
/ In suiI by an sttorney 10 recover compen-
Saiipn for professional services, defendant test
fies that plaintiffs services have been Of no
value. bui had been 3 great harm 10 him" bat
The whole evidence shows that the services had
resulted favorah:y TO his client. and there is no
p-rof that any loss or delay lad occurred By
reason OF plaintiffs management OF his clients
business aad there IS no coufiics q; testimony as
10 the vaIUe Of The services The defendants ,esi
mory cAnnpi preyaii against The proof Of such
value
} II f,rec,osiEs mortgage q ocsf4s Gat fru.f
i not Necessary parry defendant, where the
moFfgsgoE holds thu legal little under a secret
trosi The trustee represents the ceSfi9we trust
Judgment affirmed
A A Knight, for Appellant: White, Hender.
son aud Leroy d. Ball, Tor Appellee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

Members Of The LesislAiase whS 6e>ire 70
have Their copies Of The Josr1aAs De.siy snd
eAeap,y bO1nd SeSO<s h<ing sent 10 iAe0 ~ The
Secretary Of State, <ho1ii xr-Fare SCI 81 3oiag
before they leAvs, with C A BryAa, II Box
hinder IL the EL0zTDsAS oEceS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

TAis = iss aAze q . res Gslrzrtise i~>ak
shown rs hs Nh. p T. Red. tie ayeo.. who
w&s here las Eeek Exten5sei 13esces o the
work appeared Ia our ls<t izs,e, 2.5 eIcsis,. he
interest," o. ssrxe number of apz- re@iers
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

DOas forget the hEsse folkzss AO<Aes sssast
Parry sO-aigAt Ii ~M ae ss,e a she H0<' re
narkahle and exsxacrzsas1y esaeEtas.@srs ever
given N TIE CRY Ersryeaiy, csa aa& yOsss
inviaed Doal eAi sapper esSa-e Yea g, s's
theze will be enc1gA AMI - sgssse 80 eresye'dy'
of everything good - cAs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

TIE FLoRIDzAS ofSce tenders lie E-zie.ai ack
n0~iedgeRenrs 10 Mrs Joeesl sor fsir sample
Of debciOas, rspe si.xx berries IRON her gzriea-
the frs a. TIE sexsoa
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

Tia; Ni3sle FsaSisa Is = pg<Sec; parad-se So
sportsmea : amply proFea every se>soa- dSe
o. our nos <nccesSfel gCnnSS estimates ;ksl
The nEnher al hirEss gpsrtEitse<l killed he<~a-
Aoaia Tbs SeAsoa VII no. fAsl shoxi al ;e1 i5Sgs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

" Regular meetings ofaAUoIIIA Exc.vn
MExf No are bed The Arst and third Tsrs4rD =.
nkags Of each mOnfh 81 theiT Lo1te Room 4, 49,
All PAsriarrhs in good standing are invited 70 .ti..
w. u McixFosm. Scvi1< - r.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

Hca TE Gesesa. Asze@Aygss1 neza Co'um-
hia csz.U, NJ uaA EAsnsaa a,cxss<4i % sat
ura.y, Aasisg ~ a nss-saze lscc<svrs slh
wAicA res1Acd b . ssGaC <Rstasea ~ he :
dsl.x VEL and tAe saszY y nc rsssese . Ess
fsaseA. ~ ne kara nsa Dr. a. i RassaPA, TO
i aissnaSng Aa3-
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT
MASONIC.

" Regular meetings Or Jackson Io,...
No are he'd o. he arst and laird AOaaay, n -
month at O'Clock p. y. "a
W a. MtNrosB. s-,n...
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

a. Regular meetings Of EEox LoDex " !.
are heid every Tes9sy EesAias. q ;heir Lode r.
attend M ArTNTTySHI Z. We = e
w. u McISToes. in. = 8. - o.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

Record of Temperature AZ Tallahassee. Flor.
da, for the past week.
observations taken By " 4 RsEs. Druepis
and PhSrmacis
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

EMR J. Ii. BATES, Newspaper Adver,lsin,
Agent. II Park Row '7TR9as Buildinsl. Nee
York, is authorized 10 contract for adver;.s.
men,s in the FLoRIDIAx at dur best rates.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The var 20 so II < In bur yc<as Csp.ce.ses srun
II r B CAkrESTEH
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

- Tae WEEKLY FLon plan may Be found
on sale al Bottoms News Stand, in The wes
colt Block
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x SUBsCRBKRs viii observe the
cR0.. x nARK On sAsls paper, which sisnlAss
-. tA.sr xx.x o. SUBSCRIPTION mas xxruED. and
F0ssE1 tAsasslvss sccordinEly. Amer . paper has
hsn czssuD xvscz. n yin nOsa positively Be ne
suzr,..sa \ TIE aAosas Of sahs0tPsioa y ~ ~
Mann6 g eAA
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AnseAe3e K1stsTs
he s<ss n ~ Csy :, = RctnCrsHA l"
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c. D. p, Appellant, vs. the State ex. nj. G.. A
Alphabetically county.

The Board IL County Commissioners Of Suwan
nee CeunIy Appellants, IS. The Board of Coun
~ Commas ners Of Columbia County, Appel
lees
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-24

| Br bark Emma G Scammell, 531 tons, Pensa
| cola to Lisbon, resawed timber R6
| Br bark Usage, 397 TONS lat New York; St
simon's Island to San Nicholas, lumber, sc
| net.
! Nor bark Emelie Maria, $500 bbls refined
| petroleum, to Antwerp or Bremen, IS 3D.
Nor bark Candeur, $500 bbls. refined METRO
| leum, Philadelphia to Cork and U K, IS cd, fiat
Bark z Dixon, 72S tons, New Orleans to
Malaga, cotton, &c, and extra heavy pipe
Schr Samuel Gilman, 1853 tons, Wiscasset to
! Chariest on, hay, 81; back from Ashley river
to Boothbay, phosphate rock, So 25 per ton.
Ital bark Felicia b, $50 tons, Portland to
MOnteVldeo or Buenos AyreS, lumber, SIS net
By Daisy BoYnton, 40 tons, Brunswick tc
| Montevideo, lumber, S19; option Of Buenos
| Ayres, $40 60, or up-river ports, $3 extra.
Bark Colin Z Mcneil, 4oo tons, New York to
| Port Spain, lumber, at or about SIS IS.
Schr George M Adams, 100000 feet lumber
and timber, Savannah to New York, 81 l21t
and IS l215 1900 feet per day
Schr Annie Chase, x30, COZ feet lumber and
| timber, Savannah to New York, 81 Is and
| IS IS. -N-
Brig Raboni, 100000 feet lumber, Savannah
| to New York, 81.
| Bark Gem, $4,000 feet lumber, Pensacola to
| New York, 49,
Schr Clara NJ Goodman, 1911 tons, New York
to Jacksonville, stone, 81 50; back with LII a.
| Der, IS rs
Schr Nellie Doe, 1856 tons, Belfast to Jackson.
| vile, ice. and back to a port North of Hat
| teraS, lumber, pit.
| Schr VIM Slater, 100000 feet lumber, Bruins.
| wick to New Haven, 81 so.
Schr Anna, 100000 feet lumber, Pensacola to
| New York or New Haven, IS rs.
Schr Agnes Grace, $4,000 feet lumber, Do
boy to New York, 81 rs; 0.uO0 feet per day.
Schr Narragansett, 262 TONS New York to
Palalk a, railroad iron, So 50; back from Jack.
sonville, lumber, 80.
Schr JOS Farwell, 10000 feet lumber, Jack
sonvile to New York SO.
Schr VIM S FarweA, 12500O feet lumber,
same.
Bark Henry Knight. $4,000 feet lumber. st
Mary to New York, 81 go; 10000 feet per day.
Jacksonville, and back with lumber, S11 for
the round.