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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-16
Florida Agricalturist. Jan. iol

Florida Agricalturst. Jan lol
The Legislature met at Tallahassee on the
ai inst, and. as soon as organized, the Gov
crnor sent in his message. II is lengthy but
able document The questions discussed are of
paramount, interest to the people of the State,
and they aye presented in manner which ind-
cafes that the Governor understands them
He coHgratulates the people that such de-
gree of prosperiy-he development of all the
industries Of the State, and the substantial con-
diiion of the finances-never before were ell
joyed to greater extent by the people of any
Southern State.
On some Of these topics the message is marked
for lis superior ability and comprehensiveness,
its broad. conservative aud business like manner
OF treating the various subjects. Ii the Legisla-
ture will catch the inspiration of the Governor
and carry out his timely suggestions, the degree
of prosperity which appears now to be widen
ing and deepening all over the State, viii be
further augmented as the people North find the
condition of the State in every respect so invi,-
ing.
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IaEa The nnakInE OF said child his hsir 81 Law,
~ Sssnste bill No 81 To be entitled m act
siecili,zse The transportation Of logs and timber
'bssshe Improvement Of streams not pavigable,
ss.ta 70 compensate the owners 1t land Tor the
s.3sasge they may sustain by the improvement
* s'uci streams by others
Che following bills were laid on the table !:
:S*naie bill No. II: To he entitled an aci for
tl.s protection If life and Tor other purposes.
s.senaie bill No. % To be entitled an act 10
s.aborizs The adoption Of Lydia Wright by VIM.
RssGaines. OF Santa Rosa county, and To make
bSA his iieir-at-law
y$ena,e bill No Is: 10 be entitled an act in
r.sstion 10 official printing, was laid over until
NJ. nday.
,Scnaie bill No. 50: To be entitled an act TO
aStend Chapter 1888, Of the Laws of Florida, be-
it an AGA to amend Sec 3, Chap. 8. Of an act en-
iG{led an act 10 provide for the punishment of
CINE, and proceedings in criminal cases, was
Rad the second time and ordered 10 be en-
E.$ssed
':s1r. Lesley introduced the following resolution
ie;solDed That the Committee on Public Lands
aiAeftain the lowest rate the original field noies
osAhe different counties of This State can be pur-
cs?sed Tor IN view OF furnishing the same for the
iGsctil aud guidance OF County Surveyors, who
Fsk required by law to establish lines in accor-
'seslce with The original field notes OF the United
csAtes surveys; which was read and placed
as ing he orders Of the day.
Is memorial offered by Mr. Fortner for The es-
tsSishmeni ola weekly mail route from Barlow
i&g'olk county, Florida, TO Fort Dade. fernando
cy3uiy, Florida, via Fox Town and Laniers
": SIS ii this State, was passed
:'Mr Sharpe offered the following resolution :
I$oiced ty the Senate Of the STATE Of Florida, The
ag:.sp,i{y coneurriag: That the Commissioner oil
l..eds and Immigration Of the State OF Florida
b.,4pd be is hereby empowered and authorized
,&.mpioy one additional clerk in his Office for
tE.S purpose of drawing up complete set OF
iltt nship maps, showing all the State lands OF
s.rsi coaaty, which have been entered up TO the
a., OF tie drawing and compiling of said maps.
..<gnaiing the party entering the same; Rented,
T;|.t lbe Commissioner OF Lands and Immigra-
u''s shall forward 10 each of the Clerks OF the
CIEuit Court of this State Il set of said township
u.ts. 10 be kept in their Offices as is provided
IN 'ha !,ssr 10, OF the Laws of Florida which
w.s read and referred 10 Committee on Claims
:Execu'iye Session Adjourned
81 COMBINATIONS
y c. Law, TO be Clerk of the Circuit Cour, for
Insnand1 county.
:: NJ. sparkman, to be State Attorney for the
So .Iu ciai Circuit
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OPENING HOP AT THE LEON.
Large aad Brilliant Assemblage-A
Ffne N1pper-A Good Time and
Everybody Delighted.

| The four hundred invitations issued for the
grand nfeDipg bop at the Leon Hotel, given by
Dr., HsSerton last Wednesday evening, under
/ the auspices of the young men of Tallahassee
bso0gll together large numbers of ladies and
ges7le-nsn-yisilors, members of the Legislature
81 q Tsai4hassesans. The spacious and elegantly
furnished Iszlasr, the halls and capacious dining
room xsre CROW ded, and large numbers kept the
| floor occupied In the may waltz or more famil-
| lar quoeriles
4 nElaber OF visiting and resident ladies wore
hsnsls0use and elegant costumes of plain and
fancy saiks. satsns, &c, and pearls, diamonds and
other sparkling gems, and our own beautiful
Florida flowers, were among the ornaments of
the occasion The Tallahassee ladies never
looked pfettier, and among the beautiful ard &C.
complisaed visiting ladies were Mrs. R F.
Loonef of Memphis; Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Walsh,
of New York; Mrs Mclaughlin and Mrs. A. w.
Coekras. of Jacksonville; Mrs Mary E Page
and Ma J. r. Page, of Albany, n T.; Mrs
Thompson, Of Nashville; Miss Annie Law, of
Cincinnati; Miss Mamie Bailey and Miss Clyde
Lamar. of Monticello; Miss Lou Robinson, Of
BaliimEe; Miss Alice Stewart, of Washington;
Miss Hsnrie'. ID. Nisbef, of Macon; Miss Emma
Bridges. of Wilmington, \. c.; Miss Sullivan, of
New York
The sspper was all that could have been de-
sired by the most fastidious epicureans, and con-
sisted Of Large variety of substantial relishes,
cakes, delicious ices, etc. all served in good
style, saG no one went away dissatisfied The
large corps Of experienced and well-trained
servants, under the superb management of Mr..
Gorn,aa, The head clerk, served everybody po-
litely and as promptly as over four hundred per-
sons coald we'll be served, and won many com
plimen.s frcla the well pleased guests
The generous hospitality of Dr. Howerton,
the efficient and popular landlord of the Leon,
on this very pleasant occasion, will long be re-
membe;ed with grateful satisfaction by all who
participated In the varied pleasures of the even
ing. Eserybody was perfectly delighted with
every feature of the grand entertainment, and
DR.. Hosssrlon has endeared himself to the peo-
pie OF Tallahassee. who wish him what he well
desefve@--unbounded success with the Leon
Hotel. ! a.
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1.-THE way Of that transgressor Polk is hard
.sne Tennessee has the satisfaction of recovering
bee Siefaulting Treasurer but not the treasure
Hes not SO bad a man as was at first supposed
fsr. ehe millions that he was reported to have
stossa have simmered down to something less
the:: hal. a million-comparative petit larceny,
~ tswefe. When frat arrested in Texas by De-
tecSye Price he gave, 1t is said, over fifty thou
ss;: dollars TO the officer to release him after be-
log. Setained one night When next caught by
Detective Shelly he had only eight thousand
dussrs left to offer as the price of liberty. and
.asaaoflcer proved incorruptble, and held him
tsrSAe arrival Of the Tennessee officer with re-
gualtion. When caught the felon was lying
ou,.tin the bush, hands and clothing full Of
.ptk.tly pear thorns. He had let night train
~ ~ ebb station and was waiting the arrival Of
. S;rse which he had bribed Detective Cameron
bc :.ing 10 him. The penitentiary awaits the
BiiSTable man who has stained an honorable
aAssssaistoTic name.
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Mr.. Ralph DUR and Miss Axsy Smith, of

Mr. Ralph DUR and Miss Axsy Smith, of
Gadsden county, were married on the 10Th.
-Brooksville Is eighteen miles from the Gulf
and one hundred and seventy-flve feet above
the Gulf level.
The Inman steamship City Of Brussels, bound
nom New York to Liverpool, was sunk In the
Irish channel on the 7th inst., having been run
down BY the steamship Kirby Hall Eight lives
were lost The steamer was valued Il 9l0Q000
and The cargo 1t over $500, COO a heavy mail of
nearly 400oo letters was lost and laxgeamount
n eoyesnmept and railway bondA whjch lettef
wsltts h1nrsd II usual pfoportlou. = weFs the
vsa6sl and cargo a thiek ~ j. ohargsd with
boine ~ cansb AZ ~ ~ 611jty.
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TSVares, Orlando and Atlantic
=: Railroad

NE learn from the Orange County Reporter
tbE the Tavares, Orlando and Atlantic Railroad
WA commenced on the 9Th instant. The road
is " be about thirty miles long. and contractors
.,rty ready TO go to work on the grading for
iWfniy miles. The stock subscriptions are
apseie 10 cross tic. the whole line, and go far
tOSe,rd The purchase of the rails. There is no
re:sADn for doubling that the road will be in
regimes for next seasons business. Let the
slt:n old States emulate the vim and push of
ycsslg Florida. Given, few months or a year
or:o, and a railroad needed anywhere; result, a
ta.toad. long or short, is in working order.
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Orange City Times; The 1000 acres in
grwes within radius of two miles of the city
VIII DC oig thing to manage within few years,
when each tree will yield not less than 1000 or
anges per year, there being 90 trees to the acre
ana Judging from the progress the trees have
mace during the past three years there win be
no disappointment in the fipures mentioned
above"
-CoL =. Il. Fildes, editor Of the Monticello
o0as's'ui'0n, has been presented with massive
and elegant gold headed cane bv annrecla,ivs
iady friends of West Virginia
I'M. r. Dolby, we'll known IA ouincv v..,
ago, died recently In Orange county and bis r.
mains have been buried Il Lake City bythe side
q those Of his wife. He was i lawyer 81 ability
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Mariana Courier, Jan. IL.
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad.
The Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad is near.
ing completion, and is watched with interest not
only in the South but all over the Norlh Il
win be but u few weeks before we can announce
its entire completion. All the track has been
laid except about eight miles, and that is just
west Of US. In ten days at the outside this will
be done. Cars are running from Pensacola
within eight miles of US; from the Chattahoo-
chez now to this point we have almost daily
trains. The only barrier now is at Chattahoo-
chez; the bridge at this place we do not think
will be up under six weeks with good work
The brick piers have just about been completed,
and Messrx. Putnsm and Tobias are pushing the
creosoted piling. The tresfle work on the east
ern approach Is almost completed-only few
more bents On the western approach twenty
or thirty bents are 70 be erected now. The iron
bridge has been made in Louisville, and we learn
1t will soon be At ChattahOochec. Al soon as It
arrives work on putting Il up will be commenced.
We think We ran safely cay that in six weeks,
with favorable weather, trains will be running
over. The Climax Extension Of the Savannah.
Florida and Western win also be completed BY
that time.
Telcgraphic wires will soon be dnished along
the entire line; they ara up from Pensacola TO
Lake DeFnniak: many Of The poles are up be-
tween here and ChaltahOochee; the wire 10 al
ready here
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Thsss aflyroom addition % The Leon Ho..,
is in order for the coming summer.
Thss ancihssr grand ball At the Leon Ho,., :.
On ffe programme Of amusemen,s during n.
Fsit y
Thns The festivities Of the pas, week x.,.
ciosed with j. stag party on SATURDAY ev.,.
ing al the residence Of the clever and pouul.,
sache'r Of isetton Hill 3"
Thai better steps are needed at the come, -
Monrss and McCany strcess-widcr steps with
6ifkreat piic1i
Thai DR. H"werton. Of The Leon Hotel. l..,
Wednesday evening demonstrated to the eptir.
satisfaction OF several hundred persons tina, he
knew aow to entertain in princeiy style.
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Last Thursday evening Ez-Gov Walker and
lis wise threw open The doors Of their hospi,.
sblg isznsion 10 the friends OF iheir daugh,er
Florids. who recently became Mrs. CockreIl
wife y Col. A. w. Cockrell, of Jacksonville
and OF their nephew Mr. Barbour Walker, who
on Wednesday. married Miss A. ST. George Roe.
ers. in Savannah, and took this occasion for ORE.
sensins his young and beautiful bride 10 his MANY
frieads IN this city. THE house was thronped
wih gaests from O'Clock until after midnight.
From IN alcose at the head Of the stairway, Sin.
gleton's, baud played during the evening A
proliicsoa OF fowers and trailing vines decked
tae ros,sns, aud the supper was very elegant and
well served. No such elegant ioilettes have
been sen for long time in this city as were
worn apon this occasion.
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RumOr Denied.

,:%be yuFnor current on the streets yesterday
tgS, tie Plan, syndicate had purchased the Pen
:; .ola AMI Atlantic Railroad, or a controlling in
~; s; In he stock therein, is authorta,iycly de-
rssi h. Vice-President Chipley. He says in a
lS.oatch Nothing OF the kind ha, been sug-
cseted or considered"
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The i,ilOwing attorneys have been in attend.
ance upi,n the Supreme Court during the past
week I.
Messrs John I. Walker, A. w. Cockrell. Geo.
Wheaten Deans, C. P. Cooper, J. C. Marcy. r.
=. ArcAibald, w. b. Young, A. w. Owens.
Frank 3 Fleming, John E. Hartridge, E. NJ.
Cheneys J'hn 6 Cooper, j. W. Archibald. Rhy-
don M.:tsall, of Jacksonville; Messrs- Samuel
Pasco aaa ID. A. Finlaysoa, of Monticello; Mr..
U w. Ss&seps, of Madison; Messrs 8. d. Nc
ConBelt Jnbn q. Reardon, Hugh E Miller and
Edwin Apencer. OF Ocsla; Judge R. [. Summer
lin, OF Cslsnde; Judge ]. w. fucker, of Sanford;
MessTs. j. iR Wall and S. NJ. Sparkman of Tam
pa JnE9e N. G. Pickett, of Carrabelle: Hon.
M. 81 MYtty: OF Leesburg; Col Alex. St. Clair
AbramS, Of Tavares
MesssH. Rhyfon NJ Call, John C. Cooper,
Hugh T. Miller and Edwin Spencer were admit
ted TO tsr%ctice in the Supreme Court.
:ls CASES SUBMITTED
John .. 6ammis vs.. VIM. Mathews, Duyal
county n. F. EEngle vs.. L'Engle s. Hartridge,
administrators. Duval county; ]. c. Greeley vs.
L. w. hpfau, Duval county; John s. Sammis
VS. L;Eax,e & Hartriige, administrators, Duval
county + George d. Huling VS.. The Florida Saw
ings Bsak and Real Estate Exchange, Duvai
county,
"a CASES CONTINUED
The ~ G. s. W. R. R. Company vs. J. C. WAL
dron, Columbia county V. Sanchez, acministra'
tor, vs Thomas Dow, ct al, 81. Johns county
i:s,as CASES DISMISSED.
Michkal Schneider vs.. David p. Graves, Or
ange ctiunty.i.
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SATURDAY, January l3 1888.

The roll was caIIed-a quorum was present.
The following resolution offered by Mr. De
on rspa1 q he Connissions re-. Of isr and
ImnigrEfion be pointed In journal form for the
ne ofEhs Senate and Assembly.
Tbe following bills were passed on thitd Rad
bens1s blll No. 90: To Be entitled &C. to pro
kIblt he s4le o. distribution Of intcxic&iing
19pou q deys - elsction, and to pgoyiste pun
Gona1s IN 10. 13: To - entitled All &c. far
4<odepdcs or aid b Hsnv r. Besjamin,
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ments, as copied from the Bishops portfolio
TALLAHASSEE DISTRICT.
j. ATKINS, Presiding Elder
Tallahassee-H. H. Kennedy
Leon Circuit-W. s. Richardson.
Monticello-T w. Moore.
Union Circuits. B. Black.
Waukeenah Circuit-E. j. Holmes.
Quincy-S Woodbury..
Crawfordvie Circuit-W G. Booth
Little River Circuit-R. H. Howren.
Gadsden Circuit-A. A. Barnett
Liberty-To be supplied.
Apalachicola and Carrabelle-W. NJ. Watts
Greenville Circuit-C. w. Morrison.
Perry Mlssion-Supplied by j. 8. Barnett
G. E. bowman, Professor Emory College, Ok
ford Ga.
LIVE OAK DISTRICT.
H. B. FRAzEE, Presiding Elder
Madison-P A Murray.
Madison Crcuit-T J. Philips.
Ellaville and Bellevile-Jas. G. Graham.
Troy Circuit-R. B. Bryan.
Old Town Mission-To be supplied
Jasper Circuit-T j. Nixon
Live Oak Circuit-McK F. McCook.
Columbia Circuit-T 8. Armistead.
Lake City-R. L. Honiker.
St. Mary's Mission-W. o. Hampton
Lake Butler-J. Fl. D. McRae
Newnansville Circuit-T. W. Temkies.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT.
Fl. E. PARTRIDGE, Presiding Elder
Gainesvlle-F Pasco.
Starke and Waldo. A. Castel.
Hawthorne. Circuit-W. H. Steinmeyer.
Micanopy Circuits. e. Philips
Archer Circuit G. Ley
Bronson and Cedar Key. p DePass.
Levy Mission. s. Collier.
Ocala--E. L. T. Blake.
Marion Circuit. G. Pace.
Anthony Place Circuit-R- N. Tydings.
WithlacOochee Mission-W. r. Reasonover
Leesburg and Yalaha-J. w. Hammer, Jr
Sumter Circut-W G. Collins, one to be sup
piled by E. D. Luter. A. c. LeGette, Super
numerary.
Key West, LIST charger. Martin.
Key West, Sparks Chapel-U. y. Bird.
Key West, Cuban Mission-H. B. Someilan
Supernumerary.
JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT.
G. A. FULwooD, Presiding Elder.
Jacksonville e. II. Hartman.
LaVilla and Brooklyn. B. Ley.
Duval Circuit--L. w. Moore.
Fernandina-A. A. Robinson.
Nassau Msson-A. G. Baker.
Kings Ferry and Hilliard-J. Russell.
Mandarin Msson-E. F. Ley
Palatka and Green Cove-W. Dunbar.
st. Augustine Mission-O. A. Hiscock.
Fruitland Circuit. C.. Smith.
Volusia Mission-A. A. Presbry.
Norwalk Mission-to be supplied.
Altoona Circuit-W. r. johnson.
Tayares Mission-W Williams
Sanford-C. A. Saunders.
Lake Jessup Circuit-T. Bishop.
Orlando Circuit-A. Peeler.
Apopka Circuit-W. f. Norton and one to be
supplied o. w. Ransom Supernumerary.
Kissimmee Mission-P l.. Smith,
Indian River Mission-W. A. Simmons
TAMPA DISTRICT
r. FL. BARNETT Presiding Elder.
Tampa. ]. Seally.
Clear Water Circuit-H. s. Miller
Barlow Circuit-W. c. Jourdan
Fore Meade Circuit-C. e. Peiot
Alfalfa Circuit-W. II. Parker.
Fort Dade Crcuit-Geo. w. Mitchell.
Brooksvile Circuii-J F. Stands.
fernando MissiOn-W. Davies
Panasofkee Mission-To be supplied by 8. r.
Mayes; E. F. Gates, Supernumerary.
Manatee-Francis r. Bridges.
Pine Level Circuit-Julius d. Rodgers
Oak Hill Mission-Suppliedb by A. NJ Sanford.
Manatee Missien-To be supplied.
Medera Mission-M IA. Ouiland.
Fort Ogden Circuit-T. A. Branch.
Oal0osahatchie Mission-W. E. Collier.
Fort Myers--E. II. Giles
James b. johnston transferred to North Geor.
gia Conference.
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-Ths Matianna Cbasier takes time BY the
forelock ind puts In bid for the next Demo
cratic Siafe Convention to be held In West Flor
ida, a.; sbalpw.s Can any Of our brethren Of the
press fef be when and where the next Demo
cratic esale Convention win be held Pensacola
woud hslsn excellent place and We suggest T.
We wsht onrsastern quill drivers 70 re Tho lAnds
81 orr soliop Of the State and also ride over ne
excelltst r. y A. What ny you Bfos Aass-
chalk aA4 SIc{4ee Can't we entertain the boys =
--Tsxlpt zF65Sns Hilisboroueh = ahead yef
III. swxa (1afk's via. reslding user Ksysville.
u this ssjRlnig ere hIrsh e tour hoyA MoahH
md cIlsas3j ~ ~ I'll doing wall .1Aats ~
way Dslnoerasic vossss dow - w
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inspection fertilizers at 80 cents $4,000
Balance to inspecting fund 100
The revenue accruipg to this fund should be
invested and the interest applied to establish ex-
detrimental gardens, assist in geological examina-
tons and kindred purposes
An indispensable auxiliary to every school of
agriculture is an experimental farm or garden.
Practical lessons in the art of cullvatng the soil
are far more desirable than theoretical instruc-
ton, where only one is attainable. But with the
two combined, pactice 10 illustrate and impress
the truths Of theory, any young man can secure
an education which will fit him for q successful
and useful career in life Such garien, under
iudicious management, could easily sustain itself
after receiving good set off at the start. And
so soon as the proposed inspecting fund warrants
the expense, gardens for testing new varieties OF
fiuits and vegetables. as well as for determining
the local adaptability of those already in use,
should by all means be established in various
parts of the State.
Some idea may be formed OF the immense trade
10 commercial manures. and the Importance, II
not absolute necessity, of calling on science to
select the good from the bad, from the fact that
$40 different brands were analysed by the State
Chemist of Georgia during the past season.
]. N. WHrTNER.
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rive nen b sfsoensys nd Or TIE mus,xi pro-
ssr<io~ q sEiorneys and clients. was indefinitely
po.sponsd
Tks fslloviss bills were passed on ibis,s read
seus.e bin No. 40. 10 be entitled on act Id
pani.h The bresking and entering, or tbs enter
ing without breaking, Of Q building, in the day
lime, Or entering In the nighttime without
Are1king. with intent to commit n misdenseaBor;
6ensie b1i No 43. % be entitled az act 10 ,te-
ci.re Bay sed Crystal river navigable
senate b ID No IS. 10 be entitled an act Id
rel4fion 20 asf wills and testaments, was iost Gu
bird rad ing.
Asscmbi bill No. ! TO be entitled an &c, ior
the a1sp zion Of child by Lemuel Patterson and
his WIFE. Phetiams Patterson; was read first time
and referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Assembly bill No. Co. 10 be entitled AZ ACT id
relation 10 the assessment. levy and collection d
tsEes By municipal corporations was Rad The
frs time and referred TO Committee On City
and County Organizations.
Senate bin No. GO, 10 be entitled AZ act 10
reg nlaie the sale of intoxicating lquora: was
read fhe first time and referred 10 the Committee
On Temperance.
Al his own request Mr. McKinne wa: excused
from duty on The committee TO investigate the
once 81 the Commissioner Of Lands and lmni-
grafton. and Mr.. Delano appointed in bis hteEi
Adjourned
COMBINATIONS.
o y kamseys 10 be County Judge inE HeF'
nandO county.
AJW Cobb. TO be Tax Assessor ln. Baker
oOunfy-
J. r. Steele. 10 be County Judge for sam,c,
c0aDfy-
J. Hutchinson, 10 be Collector Of Revcant ioI
Sumter county
A H. Goodwin. 10 be Tax Assessor for Slmicr
county.
X A NcAlpine, TO be Clerk of the Circoil
COuT1 fOr Izfayeite county
:. Aokiey. 10 be Collector Of Revenue foF La
fsyefie county.
ID r. Ton nseDd 10 be Tax Assessor fjr L.
fayette county.
:. CWsinwrighi, To be Tax Assessor tor Brat
faTd county.
W p Parish 10 be Tax Assessor for Mana &c
county.
A A Bradshaw, TO be Tax Assessor ior Ma
non county.
p Egberf. 10 be Tax Assessor for Ffans,I.0
f,,lrfy.
g. 4 Patton, 10 be Collector Of Revenue IN
IF=.ui.slB county
- NJ Duncan, 10 be Tax Assessor Tor Ham.
ito. county
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I SUBSCRIBERS will be notified from

=.
~ 'ire- By Statement Postal Card Of the
sf 81 sheir subscription accounts. Afer sending
e.. md Statement do no; hear from them within
SO
s:<onse ,ne their subscriptions viii be DISCONTINUED.
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Florida Methodist, January H.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

The Florida Annual Conference, NJ. E. Church.
South, never held more pleasant and harmo-
NOUS session than the one just closed, nor did
ever Bishop preside in and conduct the affairs of
Conference with more winsome dignity and
grace than our venerable Superintendent, Bishop
Kavanaugh.
The following is correct list of the appoint
ments, as copied from the Bishops portfolio