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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
eAYrioultllral.

Make the Now Year happy and
prosperous.
Resolve to rlaut more fruit trees
this year.
Arrange to have a good garden next
Spring.
Start the year sright, and then
keep right on.
Good shelter for stock is cheaper
than fodder.
Don't fail to institute improvements
this year.
Some one has pithily called roses
The Autograph of the Almighty
LAND.
Plymouth Rock pullots hatchcd in
april wilt, if well led aud cared for
right along, commence laying by the
middle Of September.
Isaac Walton said lie regarded
flowers as the Emperor Charles did
the city Of Florence, too pleasant to
look upon except on holidays.
Mr.. S. II. Roles, Of Norfolk, Conn,
obtained 4O1 gallons of syrup, worth
" cents per gallon, from amber cane
grown ON 14l rods Of ground.
Errors III butter making are On
cleanliness, too mucI, acid in cream,
cascinc or buttcrmilk in decomposed
state, too much friction ip churning
and working the butter, bad salt and
too much Of L, faul milking stables,
impure water, odors from various
sources, known and unknown; 4hese
arc errors vital in their consequences
and not generally thought Of as of
any importance.
Within FIVE years the acreage cult
waited for wheat in Great British has
decreased about 1 100000 acres. The
reported area last year WIS only 2.
.80013G acres. Americau wheat car
be sold in. England at less prices thar
the grain can be produced 10y British
farmers.
Professor Riley says that kcrosine
or oil Of any kind is cure death to in
aoc,s n al stoooo AMI ,ha o,,lv M
stoDc, With Which wo may homo >
dcstrov tho c,,rs OLE ,r;n miv wild
ill $rosb ~ corn orJ-t,,or NOV ,,
,rIntc5 - orv dos;,cd cvtent
A large pcr cent. Of food riyen t
Mrs IS wasted when uncooked Pig
viii not assirniiate raw food Xix
Older apimpls and tbev can oniv !,
fod commonwealth, Nv FIRST cooI,i,o 10.
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Hrot. koheris says That nifty bush
els o. wood asl"s per are hc'eNs,
49, ,, ~ '', ,h. - - ',,,. .'I,%
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a french writer recommends
mover mode OF enrlchihg ana Pr'
noting the growth eSF'eiaiiy OF s
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Hanging floral decorations in 40
or blCkptg ShOuti hR l,igpqH u ! a.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Nanhoo5: Eow Lost, Eow Restored

T-s. 9aH1tshed, aaw edition Of Ply. C'tlTeE-
yg-sI-a s,sIst ratoG Essay OF tne T.-ti-e@i cure
rIllgu- fac3iriHet Cf FueTs Eorrlita -f 1,'itl5--
Neakaess involuntary Seminal Loss -liif2if ~
sfeuta! ard payicaa TEcapoc.ty, i'npa--ifei'' 10
.-rriaa ctc s5-a jc1tssIls EstiJus E~Tss ans AS
induced Us- self INDULGENCE sexII.l. esi Tylt7
The celebrated a4ti.1r, IL this afllstra-e Fs-sy,
clearly 3elloHs -stes- fro3 q thirty years sac
sl7 g--tiee taas the alarming consequence ~ sell
abuse aay Re radically clse4 "jtilsGt til@ 'i--'-
Gus uza IF internal medicine or the -p2iies1'n ';
lgs erre5-- s.su r.atss1f y means II IS lE1 every
.-eT no matter what his caat -ia-. may iss 'tst
...ga lsa Sc s.r.slss.,- y,.lvcta}v a-ii Radical
rT,-s teat.r- Should i,e IL t's4 ltaa's ri every
l7r IN the isrH. Sent Under g - 20 @ IAN -
,Up IT, sons 7..arge-, Postpaid 90 receipt o. ~
.sf,ls 81 two POS a-t SO .sisss.
Address the lul5 s-Cr4s
rf5E CUTTER H-s5E-L TEDECAL CO
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

asu1 e To 5000 = YE.T.- or g to $50 day in
NEtaili your oru locality. No RISK omen do
~ iFJhts rs well as men Many make more than
s3A - Il tEr amount stated above. no one can
z = > > fsiI 10 MAKE money fast. any one can
do the work You can make from 1.cts
10 g an hour Z ; dcv5tiEg your evenings and spare
tine 20 the business. 1t costs nothing 20 try the
business. Nothing Tx. i: for m7ney making ever
offered Business pleasant aud strictly honorable
Reader # YOU want - kuo. al about tae best
having business before the public, scEt Us E"uE
address enc We VIII send yeu fuH p2r'IS'i lars "ft
rr vat terms free samples orlh 8 aISs Ireei pu
can then maze UP youc mind for yourself A. IFess
aue2l-lv GEO. STLNSCS u %. Portland, Aa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

To sell lsnSe- at old rstes involves direct loss.
We therefore must srraunce HFo1 our N.th5.skck,
Southern Gem 2UC FavCrite Pianos an advance 81
from SO T. S35 per style CHicEering Pianos III t.
advanced April 81 SIS on eacu style.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
G9n9
4BSS1G

50 - "a "a AgaONTII guaranteed so aFsy5a
TttJt II ! home made b. the industrious. Capt
A4LlLll itsl not required We vii start ye,'.
5@rs ~ . = Mcu, women, boys aud girls make
money faster at work for ne than At
anything else The work is light aud r'ea7a72t ano
such as aoyeue can goright at Those VINO are Wise
Who see Eis Cotcc ,viI send Us their addresses d;
once and see fsr themsalv5 Costly outfit and
terms free Now is the ii e. ihos' lready al
work are laying up large sun 61inoney
Address True 3 CO.. rIsts, Mai ATTY
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II IN..5gss3T u GS-IS.lS.5 hills, T5li.

send yog5 Wool, have Il Manufacted, or exchange
It f9- Jeans, Linsey, Flannel, Tweed, CasiIne-s,
Blankets, Yarns, B1lu,oral skirts, or Coveeists.
FOX - TIEAT n SO u
+c1m PROPBIETOE8.
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Tno
Chemical manufacturing Company tf planning c!'"ty the coming
10
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tsted IL o Fri IT fi @ he age
JoephA 4 y g Iyer
anaIy s-er l nor
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Advance in Prizes
OF PIANOS.
Didn't we tell you so? And it
is not high water yet.

Piano manufacturers have raised prices on rs three
times ia many months bUt We have revert rJisss
Reld % oh seilii rates through it al. Ne in
tended 20 fight i out that line, but the last
ditch Is close by--itS deep Oue-Eac %a5c SCR
rendered live large naug.8ct ur-rs have to-day
notified as OF 3 fourth advance and another likely
tefoiiew april I. They claim the following ad-
vance IT cast Of production:
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

Senate joint resolution relative to the Attorney
General obtaining amounts due the State from
banking corporations under act approved March
II, 1879: to the Committee on Judiciary.
Senate joint resolution requiring the Governor
and Comptroller 10 institute legal proceedings
against all railroad companies who have refused
10 pay taxes on their railroad property and for the
collection of said taxes was read The second and
third times and passed.
A communication was received from the
Governor stating thai he had signed and depos-
tied in the office OF the Secretary OF Stale the
following ACTS and memorials, which originated
in the Senate, tD-wit: An act to authorize the
real parties in interest 10 bring and maintain
suits at law in their own names in certain cases.
An act to require plaintiffs in attachments sued
out befnre Justices of the Peace TO execute
bond. An acl for the payment of costs adjudged
against The State of Florida by the Supreme
Court. An act to repeal an act approved Febu-
AIRY 4ih 1861, and entitled an act TO improve the
navigation of Peace Creek and To drain the
swamp and OVERTURNED lands thereon, and
acl approved February Gin, 1870, entitled an act
20 incorporate The Peace Greek Immigration So
cieiy, and TO provide for The sale of The lands
covered by said acts. either of them, and to
clear The lIle If the Trustees Of the InttInsl In
pavement Fund TO The same. An act to prevs,:
illegal voting in this State. Memorial as. ng
Tor a mail route from Fort Drum, in Brcvaid
county, 10 Fort Bassnger, in Manatee cnuniy.-
Memorial for The establishment Of a mail Tou,.
from Cedar Keys, in Levy county, Florida via
the WithlarOochee river and Pauas Jkee Lake,
Ia Sumtervillc, IN Sumter c0Inty, Florida, and
thence to Mallard's Mill, on the Withlacoochee
river.
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This investigation is not trial nor Is this Committee
court Like grand jury it is its function investigate
and to conclude for ITSELF Therefore argument viii
heard either side The Committee have ntrusted to the
Chairman the duty of making proper report submitted
to them for their sanction and the Chairman
to seek such aid skill in professional may
needful. Very respectfully.
W. MILLER, Chairman
Whereupon Mr. Cooper offered the following resolution
Resolved That the evidence reported to this House, by the
committee appointed to investigate touching
the official conduct of Chief Justice E. NJ Randall entirely
fails to show that he has been guilty of any misconduct in
Office and it is the the Assembly he stands
completely exonerated in the premises.
Mr. Marquis moved postpone the further consideration of
the resolution until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
Mr. Cooper moved to lay the motion postpone the
ble N
Which was agreed to.
The question secured the resolution offered Mr. Cooper
Messr Cason Kennedy Green and McKnnon excused
from voting.
The vote
Yeas-Mr Speaker, Messrs. Ball. Bell Bevi Hamilton
Bevi of Sumter Bryan of Orange Bryant of Polk Butler
Dougherty Far Gibbs Goodbread Grady Hnson, Howren,
Ivey, jenkins, Lucas Moore McCray McGrah, McMeekn,
Mcmillan, Nattie Parker of Taylor Parker of Brevard Per-
y Pollock Potter Robinson Snow, Spear Strnger Tooke
Tobert Umstead Whidden Wilkinson and Williams of Baker
As.
Nays-Messrs. Marquis, Miller, Morgan Plummer, Tppn,
Wech and Williams of Bradford.
SO the resolution passed.
Mr. Cooper moved reconsider the just taken also
lay that motion the table,
Which agreed to.
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Application for Letters of Ad-
miniStrAfiOn 1,

In County Court, Leon County, Florida-By the
County Judge Of said County.
WHEREAS, EDWARD LEWIS HAS APPLIED
w to this court for letters of administration on
the estate of ]. @ Gallagher, deceased, late Of said
county of Leou these are therefore to cite and 3D.
monish all and singular the kindred and creditors
of said deceased to be and appear before this court
on or before the 18th day of March, A. D. 1881 and
e objections, If any they have, granting letters
as Aforesaid, otherwise the same win be granted
as prayed. sI
Witness my name as County. Judge OF the county
aforesaid this Slst day of January, A. d. 1884.
VIM. P. BYRD, County Judge
Feb. !, '61-7w
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Legal Advertisements.
Rule of Supreme Court
Homestead Notice.

LAND OFFICE, AT GANnsvr1Lz, ia
February l9 iSsS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TliR For.
IN lowing named settler has nled notice Of 81, n.
and that said proofwill be made before c. H. Brvan'
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, ct Tallahassee PA IN
Friday, April 1881, viz Robert Smith, hcrnestsaa
No. 1871 for lot No. 8 Of section two township one
north Of range one, west. q ~'
He names the following witnesses to PROVE hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of. ala
land, viz: Henry n. Champion, OF Tsllahassee, Fla
Frank Harris, Of Tallahassee, Fla. Z. Collins. OF
Tallahassee, Fla. Spio Collins, Of Tallahassee Ia
March l, 1881-5w =
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to prevent the improper living together of GER
tain persons.
Assembly bill No. l18: 10 he entitled an act
for the relief OF Dr. NJ j. Powledge
Assembly bill No 1871 to be entitled an act for
the relief of Albert Fries, OF Duva county.
Assembly bill No. 234: 10 be entitled an act
for the relief of Augustus ]. Driggcrs, of Orange
county.
Assembly bill No. IL: to be entitled an act to
enable settlers on Stale lands to obtain titles
thereto.
Assembly bill No 150 TO be entitled an ac,
to incorporate the Monticello and Georgia Rail
road Company.
Adjourned
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NOTICE.

ok MONTHS AFTER. THE DATE HEREOF
y the undersigned, executrix and executofs Of the
last will and testament Of David C. Wllson, de-
ceased, late of Leon county, State Of Florida, viii
present their final accounts to the County Judge OF
said county and apply for discharge - sueh exec
utrix and executors.
F.A. F. WARDEN, Surviving Exeeutrix,
w. r. WILSON, Surviving Executor,
D. G. WILSON, in, Surviving Executor
November 49, A. D. 1860-6m
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TALLAHASSEE. Marco

TALLAHASSEE, MARCH 8, 1881, Ills P. NJ
Hon. YIN. Miller Chairman of the Assembly Committee to an
Uesigote the ChiefJustce:
S-One of the best and safest methods to in order to
arrive the truth of disputed matter Is to hear both
sides The majority of your committee all have reason to
believe have heard the arguments and the views the
before of side of the matter you consid
eng We that the majority have had not in our hear
ing however, the views of Mr. r. L. Campbell who u.s. as
recognized by your committee the real prosecutor Of
Judge Randall the effect of the evidence before We
informed that Mr. Campbell has been engaged even in the
preparation report for the Chairman. The committee
will bear in the statement that have scrupuousy
absaned from seeking having private interviews with its
One of did, last evening, after having been in
formed of the action of of the committee submit
tain views writing of your number for his considers
ton did seek persuade him of their correct
submit, that in fairness to Judge Randall and
in the truth if the Committee have doubt
favorable him. the counsel of Judge Randall should also be
heard upon the effect the evidence We request that
privilege in the contingency supposed be accorded
in private but openly and in the of Mr. Camp
he have leave do what he has denied to
make reply. Respectfully,
JNo. T. WALKER,
JNo. A. HENDERSON.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION TO MAKE
i application to the Hon. William p Byrd, County
Judge of Leon county, in the State of Florida, on
the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1871, at the city Of
Tallahassee in said county for authority to sell the
interest Of Mary p Bailey and Martha Hawkins
Bailey. minor children of William Bailey, Jr, de-
ceased and the interest of Margaret F. Bailey Mary
z. Bailey and William Bailey, minor children Of
Abram 2. Bailey, deceased. in the following de-
scrbed land, the application being to cell the whole
or any part thereof, viz:
Commencing on the eastern boundary of the city
of Tallahassee in Leon county, Florida at the south
side of McCarty street ard running east nine chains
to point, and thence following the st. Augustine
branch through and along the same to roiHt on
the sal branch and st. Augustine road the north
side Of said road and west side of said branch, and
thence northwesterly to point on said eastern
boundary of the city of Tallahassee 1889 chains
south of the point of beginning and thence north to
the point of beginning.
JUNIUS TURNBULl.
Guardian minor Children Of VIM. Bailey, Jrs, decd.
A. B. HAWKINS,
Guardian minor children Abram z. Bailey, deceased
Feb. 8, $3.50 days.
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Florida and Pacific Railroad
Company. Eli
NOTICE OF 1NCoRPoRATIoN.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. that pursuant to the provisions Of act of the
Legislature of Florida, entitled IAN act to Provide
and Canals" approved February 10, 1874, they have
formed q compsny and filed their Articles Of Asso-
citation with the Secretary of State for the purpose
ting railroad from the Chattahoochee river tArough
the counties of Jackson, Washington, Holmes, Wal
ton, Santa Rosa and Escambia, in the State of
Florida. and thence to Mobile, in the State of Ala
bama. with a branch from the main line to Mont
gomery, Alabama.
NATHANIEL K. FAIRBANK.
j. NJ. WALKER,
SIDNEY A. KENT,
VIM B. STRONG,
FRANK r. SHERWIN,
ELI L. SHELDON
EDW. n. CHENEY.
January, Is, 1sSl-3m
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PRRRv, HousRou County,, GA.
We have known "Bwifl's eypbiIitic Specific
tested In hundreds Of cases Of Hyphllls, MercunM
Rheumatism, ScrofnlA, etc II made the most pa
fscs and psya,aasnt cl,Fss u essyT csa.
Hugh l. Dennard, Sam D. Killen. Judge County
Court; J. l. Warren. Of J. W. Lathrop d Co. -
vannah. Ca 3D. Jackson, Deputy Clerk suPeI, s
J. G. Gilbert, Druggist; J. w. Mann, County, lress
ureri VIM. D. Pierce, sheriff; q q Dancsp, ny
4 Gordon
Of the gentlemen whose sgnatures appeef 70 ~
Foregoing eerti1eate. They are men of high cnAsss
YER ana s'ana'0s All. coLQUITT,
Governor az 60eggia
AnA e"A1 y ~ - Aifa3a, g.
For sale b. \: Ilssly. wAolssals As's o. 4. (.
see, Fla
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n n a week IN your cwn town. e eataf M Ne
Nkk nsk headsz z yoa wsnt bgsiasas 6 Nhich
AN nessone Of either can make aFSGe nv aN
AWV TIE tine they WORK Wllfs fcF 80 csisxs a II
nAA4Ar1 . o., FestiAnA, Maine. tnly N0o-lv
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1881.
Senate.

The roll was called-a quorum present.
Mr.. Mckay moved to reconsider the vote by
which Assembly bill No. 20. Tor the relief of
John F. Saddler, was indefinitely postponed ;
agreed to- and the vote was reconsdered
Mr.. Sharpe Of the committee to examine into
the management by the Board OF the Internal
Improvement Of this State, ETC., reported that
they have commenced the work assigned them,
but find that they have not time at this session
10 give the matter the thorough examination that
il demands, in order to make full report, and
ask TO be discharged read and the committee
discharged.
Senate bill No. 243 10 be entitled an act to
provide for an election 10 enable the people of
Florida TO declare whether they will meet in
convention to revise the existing Constitution to
elect delegates thereto, TO fix the time and place
of such cOnvehliOn and the compensation of its
delegates and officials, and also for subsequent
election to ratify or reject such revised Consttu-
ton was read the third time and passed.
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A@N - business now before the public. You
0AV can make money faster ct work for us
mEN than 4 anything else. Capital not ~
and upwards made At home ~ the industiods Men, NO
non ooys ma giils wanted everywhere % work for us
Work, OF only your spare momenta No other business
WI psy yca nearly - we'll No one willing q Wofh ca
satat and terms tFes. gsssg xppoi31nfy lor msiins
.oney easily and h0nOrably. Address
July 37'eo-iy TnUn q o., Aneusta. Mnina
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
IN sons having claims against the estate 81 Sarah
whether as creditors, egatees persons entitled to
distribution, to present their claims to the under
signed administI ators, either of them at ITALIA
hassee properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law or they will be barred, and all per
sons indebted to said estate will make payment
Immediately.
G. II. MEGlNNISS,
n. LIVELY,
Jan. IL, 1SS1-Sw Administrators.
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Jacksonville. st. Augustine and halifax
River Railway Company.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 COM
IN paDy has been formed by the persons whose
names are attached hereto, under the provisions OF
an act OF the Legislature of the State of Florida
entitled an act to provide general law for the in
corporation of railroads and canals, approved Feb
ruary 18th, 1874 and the amendments thereto to be
known as the Jacksonville, st. Augustine sud Hall.
fax River Railway Company for the purpose Of con
structing, maintaining and operating q railroad for
pnolic use In The conveyance OF persons and prom.
erty from Jacksonville to St. Augustine and thence
to the head-waters of the HALIFAX river
JAMES N. LOWEREE.
WIN g. SNEDEN,:
SAMUEL B. HUBBARD.
z ROOTE,
E. III. ALBA,
W. LYON,
T. B. GENOVA, IN
HOLMES AMMIDOwN
JOHN CLARK,
GEO r. FOSTER;
@. HUNTER,
Feb. l. 'S1-13w
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nnWn - Yourselves by making money when q
AAI chance is offered. thereby always keeping
HEH poverty from your door. Those who al
uG@u ways take advantage Of the good chances
wealthy while those who DO not improve such chances
remain In poverty. We want many men, women, boys
and girls TO work for right In their localities The
business will pay than ten times ordinary wages
We furnish an expensive outAt and al that you need
free No who engages fails to make money very rap.
idly You devote your whole time TO the work. o.
only spare moments Full information and al that
Maine 5an4-iy
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jacksonville and Chattahoochee
Railroad Company.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that, pursuant to the provisions of an srg of the
Legislature OF Florida, entitled An act to Provide
u General Law for the Incorporation Of Railroads
and Canals" approved February 49, 1874, they have
citation with the Secretary of State for the purpose
of pnrchasing, maintaining, coupling and Operating
the lines of railroads. and their branches extending
from Jacksonville, In Duval county, through the
counties of Duval, Baker. Columbia, Maditon, JEFF
ferson, Wakulla, Leon and Gadsden to the Chatta-
hoochee river. SIT
NATHANIEL K. FAIRbANK,
j. ". WALKER,
SIDNEY A. KENT,
WIN B. STRONG.
FRANK r. SHE~WIN,
ELI l.. SHELDON,
EDW. NJ CHENEY.
January Is 1S81-Sm
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ASSEMBLY HALL, Tallahassee, March 8, 1881.
MEssRs. JOHN T. WALKER JOHN A. HENDERSON,
GENrLENEN-Your communication of this date asks that
heard in argument the effect and meaning of the
testimony the investigation Of Chief Justice Randall for the
that the Committee or majority of the Committee
have had your hearing the views of r. L. Campbell who
the real prosecutor" &c. In this you in
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The Senate resumed its session, and resumed
the consideration OF Senate bill No 1856: 10 be
entitled "a act for the assessment and collection
of revenue. which was further amended
Mr.. News0m, Chairman Of special commit
lee, made the following report: Your iDint
committee 0f Senate and Assembly appointed
10 examine into the circumstances OF the origin
and disposition OF the bonds Of this Stale issued
10 1874 and 70 ASCERTAIN u suits should NOT be
instituted against the late Comptroller Cowgirl,
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ORDERS OF TIE DAY.

Senate bill No. 1893, to be entitled an act 70
levying tax for the year, 1881 and 1882; wa
taken up and read the second time, amended
and passed.
The Speaker read the following from Chic
Justice Randall: