The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-26

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The yellow Eever scare u Peasaeola
has did out gith the remOvzl Of tie IN
feeted Vessel 20 the distant quarantine
station
-Lieaf-Gos. Bebels and II. Pasxerson
are preparing OPaAat . cseoa..t grose
On = key tvenay miles above this city
Ka We9 DsAe~&- ! r.~sre B
-MEIJA&es SBaakA, as.osa eitisen q
Je6ersoa county, died n his residence
mar AoatieelIo, o. The 18th inst, II the
Veaer1bas age Of 20 yean
-Ole0azEg1ziDe Is shipped to Key
West BY the cargo, and the Key Of TIE
Gu4f eAlls loadIy for the enforcement Of
The new lsw reguiAting as ale
The County Commissioner Of Alach-
IA county have been ordered BY the U
: Dissnea Coar1 70 levy = special tar 70
pay OF the Judgments Of Dennis and
LAYTON x
There i to be grand excursion on
the Transit Road to Femandinz On the
18th inst Why not make rates :" and
eIteBd the excursion over the J. r. i
II roadf
We hear that IN some parts Of the
county cotton is beginning TO open, and
one farmer told rs last Tuesday that be
would commence picking next week 1t
sill not be long before the gins arein iuIl
blAst- Q1i'scy Herald
The County Commissioners Of Mad
lsOn have fired the seed cotton license at
$500, and the rate Of taxation a. follows
county tar proper, 4miIk county school,
= mills; county bond, 81 mills building
fund, mills; making a total Of IL mills.
We we're presented by Mr.. s. b.
Thomas, Jr-. one Of our most successful
young farmers, with sample Of bis fine
Concord grapes. They have delightful
flavor and are an excellent table grape
which will bear shipping remarkably we'll
Mr. T. will send quite large number to
other markets Madison Recorder.
The Florida Tropical Railroad is the
name that mas been applied to the Rail
road leading from Ocala TO Tampa So
il will be seen that Ocala is the terminus
Of the Peninsular Railroad was
the FIRST town In the United States TO take
official recognition Of the attempt to as
sassinate the PresIdent.- OcGLa Banner.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the st. Johns and Suwannee
River Railroad Company" to extend from
the head-waters Of Black creek, in Clay
county, TO the SuwaHnee river, a distance
Of seveBty-fye miles. The incOrpOrators
are s. Il. Hubbard, Geo. Z. Pace, J. c.
Richard, J. NJ. Johns, J. n. Jones and
Thomas T. Long.
Died, in jacksonville, on the 18th
inst, in the 10th year of his age, Mr. Jo-
sepb Baya, the father of General William
and Colonel IT. Baya, of jacksonville,
and Captain ]. +. Baya, Of Lake City.
Mr. Baya was a native Of st. Augustine.
During the war he removed with his family
To Jacksonville, and for years was en-.
gagged in mercantile business.s
The Gadsden county Commissioners
have fixed the rate of taxation, in addi-
ton TO the eight mills required for State
purposes, for general county purposes,
four mills; for building purposes, two
mills; and also, recommended by the
School Board, two and onehalf mills for
school purposes. They have also fixed
the license for the purchase Of seed cotton
-VOlnsia's assessment roll was ready
for the Commissioners On the day fixed
by law, but no values were changed by
them and no complaints were entered by
any of the taxpayers of the county The
value has increased over % per cent. over
last year, and is now 500, oOe more than
it was before losing theIarge part annexed
TO Brevard, - it = pow over $s0o, 900.
Population shout 4yOOo.,Sayord .JosrI
nal r
The Live Oak & Rowland's Bluff
RaiIrpad Company was organized on the
sthinst, by electing the following direc-
tors: John. F. White, H. NJ. DraDe, Fl.
S. Haines, d. N. MeAlpin, A. o. Shad,
w. =. Hardee, J. c. Reynolds, w. b.
Taylor and g. w. HaiDea II. s. Hsines
was elected President, Col John F..
White, Viee-President, and w. r. Har..
dee, Secretary and Treasurer. Work
upon the road will be commenced at an
early day.-.Japev Times.
AT the solicitation of Mayor Tarble,
who has communicated with all the bond
holders, meeting Of the Pensacola city
creditors will take place in Montgomery
next Tuesday. These parties will repre-
sent, We understand, in the neighborhood
Of S4eO, 900, which il more than two-thirds
Of the city's indebtedness, and al, it Is
said, have signf6ed : willingness to &c
cept twenty-five per cent. on the present
claim, provided new bonds are issued
bearing four per cent jnterest for twenty
yeArG Tie present administration made
an pvqture to this eject some months
sisee, in-the adoption Of the twenty five
n~r-~n.,f or1;uau~. D.~.-n1R.