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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

Merchants in our city who have been in the
habit Of patronizng this vessel will be glad to
learn that she will probably resume her trips by
way OF this point, or rather, touch here as usual
enrouie from New Orleans TO Cedar Key. Mr..
l. I. Watson. her agent in this city, has received
letter from Messrs. Post & Son, of the Crescent
CITY, IN which they state that the steamer Will
be sent around this way on her next trip, which
will be about the 5th Instant, if there is no OBJ
lection Tased by The health officers at other
ports, whose judgment is or win be sought by
the officers IF the vessel during her present trip
No doubt these health officers have ere this
learned hat there is no necessity of quarantining
against Pensacola The yellow fever scare was
over weeks ago.-PensGc0tG Gdzette
Mr. r B Post. who has been visiting Middle
Florida for several days, stated to US last week
thai the Amite would continue her present
schedule until Fall. He also spoke very hope
fully of the prospect for a good Fall trade fol
the vessel between ST Marks and New Orleans.
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The August number of this charming maya
.,.e Is rich in attractive features. The colored
rl.,e represents brilliant group Of Pansies, and
mere is an excellent steel engraving of Mr..
y1ck himself, the sight Of which win give pleas
ar, 10 thousands of that gentleman's friends,
correspondents and customers throughout the
rpion. 1t is the face of a good man; good
,.tured. kindly, gentle-minded man-such a
ne as any man must be whose whole life has
hen devoted 10 the care and cultivation of flow
as and the universal verdict must be from all
Mr. Vicks friends who see il, that he looks
inst as they thought he would"
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BaisG's Garden Seeds,
resh and selected, al NJ LIvELTs. isl


That period OF unusual and Substantial pros
perity is about to dawn upon the Capital City Of
the State, is too plainly apparent TO be doubted,
even by the most incredulous. The long and
dsgraceful period of sloth, lnaciion, indifference
and reckless disregard for the most vital and
endangered interests Of the city, the county and
the entire region of Middle Florida so long in
dnlged in by population capable OF the highest
acAlssements is ended, and has given place TO a
~'rt q enterprise and progress which. pursued
70 It's BaIural conclusion, win result in conse-
qaeaces 20 beneficial and substantial in effect, IS
10 surprise and astouish the most sanguine.
No longer shall it be said that % Tallahassee is
dead nor shall her people be tWitted With the
eoutemptuous epithe,s . Old Fogies." Rip Van
Wrinkles" etc A brighter day IS coming. and
Tallahassee and Middle Florida are preparing to
assume their natural position in the front rank
among the cities and the sections OF the State.
The successful accomplishment Of the prelim-
mares TO the erection of u new hotel Of hand
some design and modern construction, " hich
would be credit la much larger city, has been
already announced
work was begun by the contractor, Mr.. Alex.
AeDougall, on Monday Of last week. and the
contract requires its completion by December
first.
The Board of County Commissioners is now
Justly engaged in the examination Of plans for
new courthouse, TO be erected On Washington
square, one of the most beautiful and eligible
sHes IN the city, which is expected TO cost from
$4,000 to $4,000
Aessrs. B. c. Lewis & Sons, bankers. are
A'eady engaged in The rapid and substantial
construction Of . new building 10 be occupied
inem a. banking house. On the lot adjoining
ma Lambs hotsI. The material 70 be used
II erection b I'll % the ground. and the
foundations are nearly complete. II win be an
~nament 70 that portion Of the city, and win
ose comfortably accommodate he haaisas Of
We oank, which hes long hsea steadily ouferoa-
ng us peeSens qnarters
Ahe encouragement of whfte immigTsaion imlO
-son county b matter fhat ~ ben TOO IonR
eesed. but b now easaEing - sarnest -
s'on of some u oaR hsnl cifiaess, who hnse
ernined % isus pamphIst. q eouaidsrsble
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

WoMAN's BEST FRrEND.-To relieve the ach-
ing heart Of woman. and bring joy where sprrow
reigned supreme, is q mission before which the
smiles Of kings dwindle into utter inslgni6cance
This ID the peculiar province of BradfeId's Fee
male Regulator, which, from iis numberless
cures, Is appropriately styled = Woman's Best
Friend The distressing complaint known as
whites," and various irregularities the womb,
to which woman il subject, disappear like magic
before single brittle of this wonderful compound.
Physicians prescribe il
\ Prepared by Dr. J. Braddeld, Atlanta, Ga,
and sold 1t IL 80 per bottle By ali Druggist.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

The Best and Pur4st seeds,

have taken great pains to effect arrange
ment for Supplying This market with
COOP GARDEN SEEDS,
and have succeeded in so doing by securing the
Sole Agency in Leon County for the celebrated
seeds of
HIRAM SIBLEY s. Co.,
of Rochester, N, T. all of which can GUARAN-
TEE as being
Coop, PURE FRESH AND TRUE
to name. The str best odriet5es of Cabbage and a
full supply and assortment of Turnip and other
seeds just received at the City Drug Store
e. s. ELLIOT
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Owing TO adverse circumstances, the report for
last quarter did not appear; therefore this double
report viii embrace six mouths
Duriag the first part Of last quarter the atten-
tons of the ladies Of the society were principally
bestowed upon n lingering invalid, (Mrs. Pace),
who died after many months Of pain and suffer
ing.
None bal the sick or afflicted have applied for
aid; and many cases OF temporary suffering
several idle young persons who are working
we'll e.-s
The society has held eighteen meetings, usu-
ally fully attended
There have been added some new names, viz
Mrz e K F.,ster. Mrs. Henry A. LEngle, Col
r II. Gamble, Mr.. J. s. Winthrop
The regrets Of the society were expressed in
former meeting for the loss of its efficient SEC
Rotary. Miss Fannie Perkins, who for lack Of
time ahd delicate health was compelled TO hand
over her books to the president also for the loss
Of Mrs. Walter Gywnn, who no logger remains
here
Thanks are due Dss Betton and Randolph for
graiitltous services: also 70 MF. Lively foe Q
present Of medicine
The treasurers bcok shows The following Ton
the sig months:
ess-so drawn from our fund in bank i inciu-
ded IN The receipts.
Sekee.
uisbaz4s4--..-.. eaA
o. hAa4. A..
l. ID. WALKRR, Recording Secretary.
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SueciaItO Land Agents.

The FLoRIDIAS Office is prepared to furnish,
in any quantity, TO order,
BLANK TOWNSHIP PLATS;
scale. 40 chains to the inch and 80 chains to the
inch, with Table of Areas. Also, quarter-town-
ship plas mine sections); scale, 40 chains to the
inch.
The large size will be sold at 81 for one hun
dred $50 Tor fifty, 10 cents apiece; the small
sizes at 81 for one hundred, IS cents for fifty, 5
cents apiece
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IA now understood that . fhll delegation win
q, ftsm Leon TO the Immigration Conven-
-. a be held At Jacksonville, ON "Wednesday.
Z. as,h inst. Any gentleman Interested IN she
.-.,,er. and desiring to attend the Convention.
-, be added to the delegation By couferinr
-. he President Of the Farmenf Club. Il
- not be bad idea for Governor Bloxham
80 Il is presumed win attend the Convention
- telegraph to Mr.. Hamilton Disssou. inviting
=. to be present and join in the deliberations
4 the Convention
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OBITUARY.
wesleyan Christian Advocate. Ang. 8.

Wesleyan Christian Advocate. Ang. 81
Another has left the armament of earth to mingle
undnmed above NJ 5 G HAHEIsoS' Of Lake City.
aaeer of aDd Amelia Perkins oeed I
mortal May l3 1884, aged years and
seven months
Mary was greatly favored by nature in person and mind
richly blessed by Providence with loving. intelligent,
pous parents superior educational and social advantages
abundant earthly supplies and ardent love of
husband and divine grace gave her the charms Of
and Christian character Very early in life she gave her
tender heart God and joined the Methodist Church
After few years. and while quite young the destinations
Of worldly suffered to throw their i'll
ing shadows for brief upon her pety and she
withdrew the Church OF God under the impression
that she not worthy Of its communion But only
week eapsed before she threw herself with
te heart the feet Of Jesus and then returned the
fellowship Of the Church, never more to wander The
present writer Witnessed il ALL and reoiced in the glo
triumph Of divine grace N answer to prayer. The
Lake City Reporter says The deceased Of the
loveest characters have CHANGED to meet Amiz
BILE courteous and generous she the love and high
esteem Of person that met her. The announce
OF her death spread a gloom the entire
munity and each member feeling that il hard to
spare one sweet pure and bright from midst"
One who knew and loved her few others could writes
She remembered her Creator In the days Of her youth
and when the evil days drew nigh she found Him very
present help Even in the last agouies her face was
She unconscious but bright smile dvtlt on
her lips all through the dark valley Of shadows and lin
gered about the mouth when cold in death. The attend
ing physician said he had never the like before,
that those patient smiles could be forgotten Twelve
weary days Of suffering bat never . murmer escaped
her. So death trnmphed over nature, bat grace tri
umphed death Though the cold shadows Of deaths
dark tunnel made the flesh shudder the distant prospect
brought smiles Of joyous anticipation, and amid the
birthpangs Of dirsolving fellowship with earth her spirit
born into Heaven, smiling in the light Of redeeming
love and the welcoming Of her Redeemer She left
sweet little babe to engage the attention Of loving
hearts and hands and learn BY mothers sacrifice Of life
for is sske and her devotion 10 God and duty
IN Heaven. Her departure makes It seem though
angelic hand from Heaven drawing husband father
mother sisters and brothers toward the Fathers
in the skies Nay all meet again where many shining
ones waiting for the loved Of earth home
and be blessed forever. Amen.
Ioaw A
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Are you disturbed ct night and bsokea Of your
rest BY . SICK child suffering and crying with the
excruci&ting pain OF cutting teeth II 50, 20 ut
once and get , bottle Of Mr- Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. II win relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately depend upon IL; there il no mistake
about IL There IL not q mother On earth who has
ever used il, who win not tell you a. once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health 70 The child opera
ting like magic II 10 perfectly sis 70 use In all
eases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and IL the pre-
scfiption OF one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses Ia the United Stafea Sold
everywhere. Twenty Ave cents bottle.
Nov. 80, 1o00-1y
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District No. z

Shall be bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the
point where the Townsville road via DuncansviIle
leaves the city limits of Tallahassee, run in north
easteriy direction along said road its intersection
with section line between Sections % and "a Town
ship 2, Range l, and z; then east to the stage
road near Centrevie; then In southeriy direction
along said road to Roberts schoolhouse; then In
an easterly direction along the road vi. Rooerts
mill to Inman Fishers; tLen south to Crump's
store; then along the Miccosukie road in santh
westerly direction to Tallahassee; then north and
east along city limits TO the point of beginning
That portion of the Townsville road bounding
this district on the northwest and extending from
the Eighth District to the four mile post, shall bt
considered part Of this district-with voting pre-
cincf af r A Khifheld,a
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District No. 8

Shall be bounded - follows viz: Beginning 1t Noe
casiu Gap ran along the Tallahassee and Thomas
vile road In southwesteriy direction the june
ton OF this road with the n.ighborhood road neal
Roberts schOolhouse; then In easterly direction
along this neighborhOod road via Roberts mill &C
innan Fishers; then south and In . souiheasteriy
direction along said neighborhood road via Crumpl
Store to the Monticello road near Barrow Hill; then
along the Monticello road in an easterly direction
TO its Intersection wish the range lines dividing
Ranges and East; then Rofth along said rasgs
lines to its intersection with the Miccosukie and
Moecasin Gap road; then in . westerly direction
along said rad 70 the beginning point That por
ton of the Monticello road bounding this district
on the south shall be considered part of the dis
trict-with voting precinct At Joseph B Christie's
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SOW rs PERrEcr HEALrH.
Near MARrErrA. Ga. March d

Near MARIETTA. Ga, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago bought bottle OF Brad
fields Female Regulator. and used II In my fam
lily with the Utmost satisfaction have recon-
mended il to three other families, and they have
found il just what il Is recommended. The
females who have used the Regulator are now in
perfect health and able to attend to their house.
hold duties. We cordially recommend il to the
public RKv. III. B. JOHNSON.
Angus aim.
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District No. 9

Shall be bounded a. follows, VIE Beginning on the
Meridian road at Cars Spring Pond, run south
along said road to the g. W. corner of Section 10,
7. 2, T. 1, and Z I; then east to the Townsville
road to its junction with the Meridian road then
north along said road to Min Branch then down
Mill Branch in q westerly direction 10 Lake Jack
son; then along the eastern shore of Lake Jackson
to the beginning point The roads bounding this
district shall be considered part Of the district
except that part of the Townsville road between
District No. and the four mile post-with voting
precinct at HAWKING school-house
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District No. 4

Shall be bounded follows, viz: Beginning at the
point where the ThomasviIle road via Sunny Hill
crosses the Georgia line; run along said road in .
southwesterly direction to Moccasin Gap; then in
an easterly direction along the Noecasia Gap and
Monticello road to its intersection with the range
line between Ranges and East then south along
said range line TO the southwest corner Of Town
ern boundary of said township to the Jefferson
county line; then in q northerly direction along
said Jefferson county line to the Georgia line then
in westerly direction along the Georgia line to
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

For garden seeds has commenced and Rawls
is crowded with orders the fact that he sold
last season more seeds than all other dealers in
Tallahassee put together, is q sufficient guaran-
tee Of their quality. 16
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District No. 8

District No. l. the east by Distinct No. 2, on the
south by the northern boundary Of Sections s. %.
"a, q, % and 50, 7. Q, r 1, N and e and on the
Of Section 80 to its entrance into District No 1.
The stage road being portion of the boundary
of this district shall be considered q part Of this
district-With voting preeines at BradfordviIIe.
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District No. 5

Shall be bounded as follows viz: Beginning at the
northwest corner of Township |, Range 8, and
E run east along the line dividing Township and
to the Jefferson county line; then along the JEFF
ferson county line in southwesterly direction TO
the base line then west along the base line to its
then along said Newport road in northerly direc-
ton to it's intersection with the Monticello road at
Barrow Hill; then along said Monticello road In an
eastery direction to its intersection with the line
dividing range and 8; then north along said line
to the beginning point-wifh voting precinct AZ
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District No. 6

Shall be bounded AZ follows, viz: On the north by
the Miccosukie road to Crump's store; on the east
by District No. s.; on the south by the base line
and that part of the Augustine road north of said
base line, and on the west by Tallahassee and the
Miccosukie road from Tallahassee to Crump's store
The roads bounding this district shall be considered
a part Of the district--wiIh voting precinct at
Chairea' CONNER Ridge Place
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Shall be bounded foll0ws, viz: Beginning a. the
point where the Georgia line crosses the fallAhss-
zee and Townsville road near Iamonia run In q
soathery direction along said rod to its junetioa
with the stage via Centresile; then along said
stage road VIA Ceutrevlle 70 il Junction with tie
Sunny Hill road near tbs Rsberss' school bose
then in uorthensteriy direction along said Sunny
Hill road via hoccasin Gap and Sunny Hill to the
Georgia ilnei then in . westerly direction On the
said Georgia line TO the beginning point The roads
bounding this district, excepting the stage road
nom near Coles 10 the Roberts schoolhouse, shall
be considered 90 part Of the distriet-Wifh voting
Drecincf ManninOsa af0ra
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Coles Il Beard have just received pretty lot
of Fall Calicoes. first received in our city th is
season
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Flour. ElOwr!!

TTou want barrel of Flour of any Grade,
Coles Beard can supply you.
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If Won Deafre

A piece of good Chewing Tobacco, go TO R.
Carpenters where you will find the best assert
ment in town. M
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Fire.!

In q Clubhouse is caused by open lights. Buy a
God lantern. at RAwLs'. II
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District No. 10

Shall be bounded follows, viz Beginning ct the
point At which the Meridian road crosses the most
southern Iamonia slough, run In 9 soufherly d.
rection along said road 70 the northern boundary oil
District 8; then along the northern and western
shores OF Lake Jackson to Its intersection with the
Township line between Township and 2, N and
w; then west to the Ocklockonee river then up
said river in northeasterly direction to the Iamo
mia Slough then up said slough to the point of be-
ginning That part Of the Meridian road bounding
this district shall be considered part of the dis
trict-with voting precinct at T. T. Moore's.
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ne House known as the Hagner House. Ap-
,,rp [15-61 RoBEKr GAMBLR.
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University of Virginia.

G ESSTON BEGINS ON THE FIRST OF OCTO-
~ Der, and continues nine months. Apply for cata-
lognes TO the Secretary Of the Faculty, r O., Uni
versity of Virginia, Albemarle county, Virginia
JAS T. HARRISON
Aug. 16-Cw22 Chairman of the Faculty
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District No. /

Shall comprise that portion Of the county lying
North Of Lake IAmonia and is slouRhs and Wet
Of the Tallahassee and ThomnsvilIe road from the
Georgia line via JeG Browns store to the Iamouia
eloagh-wish voting precinct af Bells Store
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A TAMRRTING OF THE BOARDOF COUNTY
IA Commissioners Of Leon county, held a Talla-
hassee, On ThaFsdzy, the fourseraxh dny yuly,
d 1851, the following changes In the divisisu Of
tric1s, with metes and bounda, was made under she
provisions Of An Act approved February 81. 1877,
ana An Aes approved March Ii, 1873, end An Aes
approved March I, 1881. which having been daily
DIAN, . Newspaper pUhlishe6 IN sid eoznfg. for
four successive Weekn viz.
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Try

The Tvbee Belle Cigar, at
HI r. B. CARPENTERS.
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DISTRICT NO. III

Shall be bounded a follows, viz On the north BY
Districts No. and 10 and Lake jackson; on the
east by Lake Jackson and the eth, 12th and 18th
DISTRICTS on the south BY District No. IL and the
J. P. & NJ. Railroad, and on the vest by the J. p q
II. Railroad and the Ockloekonee river-With vot-
ing precinct 81 Rouses schOolhouse-
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New Advertisements.
Board for School Girls.

DARENTS AND GUARDIANS RESIDING AT
Il distance from Tallahassee, who desire to en-
ter girls at the West Florida Seminary can obtain
good board, on reasonable terms, in the family of
the Superintendent. Address
MRS. J. B. DONELSON,
Aug. 16-4w Tallahassee. Fla
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