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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25
Special N tn Time--Demoerat-

Special IN lhi 11me~D eu3ocrAl
\ AZoo CITY MISS Decemier 1l-Cal J X.
Powell! wealthy planter 81 " ashingtsn county
Miss. and known in Alabama as the Duke at
landing, SuEfiower river hv Citaries 7 Robin
A TRIVIAL disputr casisszi The difficulty
Coz Powell was sixiy-nins yenrs al are
Cal Powell, il will be remembered, had Il
difficulty hast year With has oyerserr Robinson,
q; his plantation On the ! azsas and shot hir Ii
tally in seif-de4ence Col Powell was last sun
day On his way To Greenville Miss when he
killed ~ aisove stated
The ticcease4i was born in virginia IN 1914
and was one Of the mast public spirited men OF
this State. He msvcd o. Anntgoucry m 1S.s.
AifheuEh pennileR on hrs arrival in Alabama,
he sonc, by ina0mitAiie energy became one OF
the rasing men. aad w.s widely known - nne Of
the largest mail contractors in the South a. a
nnAe when rAifrnax1s were unknown and Pow
els seaee lines carried the mail haes
He served in the Alabama Legislature rs R@r-
reseatAtIve IN 1876 and I'm l653 the Demacraas
e3ectni him 70 the State Senate where he served
with disfinction b lHE5
During the CsafeaeEzte war he was m active
worker, patriotic and liberal m support of the
Csafe<Acrase calzae In wAicA he strongiy believed
he Hoantcd n whoie company with hsrses n
has own expense, and furnished money for its
outfit
Amer the war he tsak hrs fzmily to Europe, to
give has only child, new n highly accomplished
ya.lnE i2ziy, the be1eif ct first class esixcatian
has career - President sf the Efyton Land
Company and tins fact that he WINS the founder
OF the city Of EinnilgAaa, which wan him the
nane fADsus all svsr ths cusanfry ef fhe Duke OF
bir2iaEhan, arr past &c ite hist8ry of the Magic
City The nemAias viii be Esrwanled e. H0af-
raanery, Ala lsr intermeuI
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

The construction af the FLORIDA south
ern Raiiroad from Newns.sville IN
Gainesville and the exteaaioa Of the
Rowiansrs Rlufr Railroad to the latter
place viii give shoxt lime from Central
FloriS1a to Savannah and the North and
West 1t n expected that trains will be
running from Gainesville To Live Oak by
the 18th Of February. A proiongxtion
of this system to Tampa, via Brooksville,
and connecting with the South Florida
Railroad with lines of ocean steamships
viii give the shortest and quickest route
To Cuba and other West India islands,
and also South America
The South Florida extension from kis-
simmee City to Tampa will he in running
order ny January Is. lss4, 1t h. - mikes
long, and when completed will have b-en
AZ months III course NJ construction,
which Is probably the quickest railroad
building ever known In this part Of the
country lSIrdsestaA Nescs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

cnERc n tsstsss interested II fsss -..-
Ari1aaasai n t'se fsrssrs 1T Tar Lean &c. =. -
rcFsTss were nassse o. sslsscrirss.ns 10
ecives1. amaunfTHc io ihrtse hsrakr.rs - M Il
stolizrs sasa committees sf iasti.x - "a sseats
~ caHwAse the city. The issisey sy~ TsNsaasa
neiactan' 10 undertake tAas siis4sr.-.t.ss sesxs
ana hop the gentlemen viii saw 60 : -
Fasvessis aaAe
The iias~sng seesas b. se she us~.
who have ~ ixs INTERESTED themselves &
i've OF So hansirei dollars iar In, -. - I'm
the isss7'ss<ry ssassks aRd farnisnre by -
tsssns az irrsmaaent asenaherSsis,s ~ s.
eaeh- TAe aannal expenses ar. esas,....-s 1saass
shssai sw~ hnzsfrssl ansi City slasaars -
salary - iHhrarsaT fisel rights ana z,h-..as
ta stasly papers zaa pcr1osfseais II
paafsss Il FSrusHtf sH this ~ Sxsrs -.
sisasss o E<enaisers ~ sbsu, e. cent? .uus - -
MOI meniers Al absui 81 cents AMI - saeat
u iise patronage warraats il For fins - IN
we VIII lsave Pheasant eaar< a. fr.zs..s-. ! y
FExiserS aas3 ali 81 use csirrezs: saaxshi,~ = aig
AMI the epPeri1nsty 81 selecting as.sa -
withou' eftra payment hxsets ~ k,, se;.-.ss 't
At ieass oafe Thousand volumes e..l.r.-.-A 20
works OF ~ Of the bes' SGtkars a, srssa, ~ ~
Tsetry assa history aEz
To Single men tAis woT,li seena To sse mo.
ample ~utrn teT t$e invtsfa.en. .r.s - -
iswn every day thesr wives and sas,,-a....' 4.
ist song day n hoEae somewhat &c. nc .ae
that II wsaid ee a great pleasure ~ fhrrs I. :
Pheasant slzcr e. Visit, anf. access ia tl..E.
anal ots~- Fsapers Ia read
ref sE1ali par % the Hs0ssrv we 49,
naaliy n reasisug matter we ezzn nave -
An mIanissiy greater VARIETY The spesp,.-s
To take a membership Is tsaai vsGrr xn,-~ -
Will ~ n''t more thar nal tssass o. ss,y. s.,s
iseasier, - Ay siaauhl yca troubi4. these -.
TIkai VOC 10 0rge vo4 g. make THIS rs.,s1 -.
E4s-s1fZ save them ths irsulle BY a.,tsfysn-:'
'nt 81 tEz1n 81 yssar sub~crIstassa or ,r.r,.~ =
same Wit d u AegInniss- ! 7 Beraarl :
Garter Faih~I Hugon ov L u Bal. ar any e
elesal,eT
Iss 'esiswing arr TN Euiv nsefaax-x a
coazamsiteT vino ziil ~ pieasstl b. rrcsr,s -
'rriG''h'Ess aa.i s;ii nre ~ Il yon vii nm. :.
M "t iatk tise frsss1ss at ask ssr yea, Cav
Mrs CgIstls Mr. Leisey n Raj M~ L.
'siaen h sses Maori Williams. saras -. -
AHA BYRD May damon. Jennie WAi,akp- -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

E.fatav y ira .f,s raea-e Aa4oH II srna Eaaes IA
i,ai'tr "a. - 4 s4s.,
wsf~ hey y ., ~fcwar-
b,sr-, Il Ciia,-,-stYn = " u nSarest3S nsf
&IsilI,l!= ,arwi
?. ~ai
uny InaIIzn2ssF sSAps.t s.seI
et-.a.
lN. ssH rufs7"eS vgftHoaS cie 81 Al
sHtn.f 4.cr-Fts 81 lhsr- aitrf
Fa2l5 stepped 4Hsss
arTtr1v-! rhicif ;tiesis 4,
tnrf-ia1. a aitsthtE ~ -fl ;sFta
B.ariF - .AfE
r. ar s~sr hasll1nis III. lx-T;c4 asery
ei1rT 1.vaie -1Acrzns~ -i.;'s{ AnG o.,
pr--sia4 If O. ChTlss ~ { Ns4 -ae
hnc AEerl"r~ xlvays s;pas- stSend
Il Affairs Her s0aisa q sr@s
rhr Qualities OF 4 d ntV1a ssst
tenaenrr Ia MAKE Mn unhappy A. enatAcr sAs j. a.
mssss iRdrecrT babe Al thu !ave 6;a sfEcssara ana
KINDLY ite49Tg htse sin
How shr enaesverts. chiiar=i ,sii
msnsiatfsin Ioe
and veTsa1loHS thssa IA, sssi Hstsfy
Bns Sn+ na- coEf asr nusazid lsx Jy
alssea1stSn aEAcrseu Hxss
dTtn VIII f0' Dotsserfy arkser
tstsin axa motilerY ar
her kindly adrlce t'' then OF GiaFr-< irs-
an influence aIfn her chArtaSieaes~ E5is1g
year she went qnetiy and iks ;,Sssfa NJ
old TIM without ANY nj fasi
HE tiiaI eiaed here AssthcT
sphere she passrd stralhgsay fVm G,St Ms The
ent tt.iT ioun. neF.<aR sssssvr4l
fle A. "a
maa- perfect
M Mar.ite mark 81 y siseJ..
But livsng statues khere wt=.Is
Atcrt1on sem bi3nce heEls d ~ EsAat
Affection -eli defaore. snidIil +
THR Pa I'll %EsRf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

The ishermea IN the channel have OF late feea
troaAles by sharks to saeh exten1 ~ 10 render
il aAngeroas aail Tar fron the rand. They Aave-
however fanns a paaacea for ali their troaSaes IN
this respecf-ii r. the root Of the doCweod Whach
caaaes almost instantaneous death Whenever a
shark h disccrned snail hsh ie Killed. tals bark
enclosed and thrown overboars.- And u few
1aents Of the shark floats the surface
-Hey Wem DsAo1a1
TIM n valuable information If our con-
temporary II not mIsinformed by some
who - tell thing to the marine" It IL
40 very easy to be mistaken II matters
of tact = connected with fish, you know.
Indeed, the expression rather hsby,
and fish story are really not uneom-
mon.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

Every rosd inlng mas Us ass 81 eairAser.
ever GENUINE articis- IT, c',unte, -i- h. r...
her an, cke,5 habits nave t4.-g-- .47st, a4l b.
wao sllasns iAe geaa never tsDsa=f~ d; J.. wAi{t
they wiz aysa tAe virtues oi goo ~ sc9aa4te tke
reBaint never seslt2te u rsAc1 sss tia4aser rif-
,eiore La" FaIilic II tleIr moss snng 5Tne,
W Lei. iiaess Iso{sle initiate tla- 4w.;vs ebs@st
i pronounced tvIs- ra4TluIaI III n.ss. IL. tor'v
rom Aa4 nen thev ciain. Is " 81 asssa -
>s,-lasi- - Or :, sell IL ar,4t <. .e:s4s . % ~
iHG->'. tar pubic mag .leEe20 apo; tas. NJ
- - ANS. 4El AiS arilcIe aIwiV4 10. l~-et
Il tAe King TAus lise sLAE- i a.~aJs TFssv ~
tn genuine merit ot III thing ca&,a-.
! arm o. enterprlslng senieIse1 J=osstse Az!
i-gV,Qlarize al Arllcis OF Csc sacn
ih.- feova. baKIaG PoH,ler. wa,es .saaaexa9el1cs
usefulness ana real uaerTi max - .esal AZ III,
aaeuse and universal SAFE a 4asaircs srszla
arIse 81 every LAND an t-4ee ..r.S ,aal iife--
snan ARTICLES u TAG paslIC veip = n4rsae4 isag
this Is lass Eoosi H. kofa. -pa- zn1c.l
cheaper The I.sya. bAA n po~fss; h :h,s
standard te worG over. 4ld IL iaa.llrnse IA <areJ
cry TIA theirs h a. roo ~ k,,a-a art AZ. th..
time emphasizing taas iac7 II ts1- tlisarsaz1@ n
tefnpIS ta snow ny analysis Al. Abssrws n th2t
the SNOW bal brand ha= nlnSa- ;ajszszr fssWeer
= TIT Royal tnat ti1.- Iis:s-u rass.li.
powder i y i04esGmc IL k0ss. NJ "a. Ia
" Ear;las4 1aAe 0rAnL Il - a. pur lss AEysn
vel nv Their contertTve sta - * taaezls
"a. certificates 1nG ianereSi efforts f., ssssasn ~
r0gnltloE irorl me trovernustanf tYasIlsssA aIsi
prominent scientists who have .r,-tlt4i Ia 81
perlortty Of Roya over al other ti-ev ai ss:Ini,
The Roya tai acna- 81 p,zrl, @ssa n Iicis
II theI. azabitao1 10 ImltAl. is tlaa ssssSer
eRce between flA" r-a lr1G these He'll. iIt Wh i
copy only IL genera. appearzntt ~ n ~ *
that between TIE paste anu til 1r;I.4 rfks4ss4asi
The snanas al paw noEaage t. tn. larsg'Hi
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

The publishers 81 Ilazl<si0o s,.. 1aka s.tis-r
twelve raiuabr rewards II ts@I- A~a1ktt h pr
January aglo1S u Aich ths tn ,1aE ns.Y
We viii TIVE ST. a. ist psers<us fe.liA1tgHi heu
manv IEaeS the Word Beta is-es$ 'ss<ass o. tic
New Testament Scriptures a"s La NV iCey -
Ian ~ January 1DaL l--4 Sia.t,.a. A. 10, ss2srt
cnrrect answer On res,tIvea4 tAe YEA 4r4 HEi t-
divlsiea4 TAr MoneF VS.. De lsrwaisl4aS II tar
winner January 18th l->4 l'eFacsae srylsssS fer
ihe rewar must sensi 81 cents Il sivef EF-' Ass;
aEe stamps taken WITH tier anSwul tsszscia
tAey vii receIvs. Lht February " r., .Jh.cll
iht mamie ana address a. lhs W.Aat ri rts
ward and tlt correc. answer ~ rab5snes5
ana ia hici seyeral nlDre v.iila arrest viii
Ia offered As,iress ky-TLEDsl II HlasgINs,
CoMPANY Easion fean
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

We make the SAKE and cxcha<4ge al Flsfses:t
property IA sIeciaify W. advert rtsassA.>iv
an'i Raai oar pamphlets tirousEh'a Al tas. Gsnssa
and nave the names OF aeariy Ssk: ErsSfsps ssao
wish Ia purchase farms, groves .Inatef strsssfs,
stock ranges. colony mill isate' anS ~asiA<sss
sites; talsa waste lands Al verv low pfsSes }
Give a full honest description ataiEnsg isst*st
price terms tlfie aaa exact location with aaan
bers- Commission u, 10 per cen N" cfsa{ -
unless We sell Florhia Lana anA intosnnSian
Agency Of Louisville. Ky -
IL Fl W WsEKES a. Ia.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

Their g. Haere money L. saaidfn9 son-ee AZ tnlF
rtsAet fssr merchandising LaY--
doGDl Will Lad thlH oat ana - Ia eaaldin4
anc improving fifty eoLL4g~s coald bc rg1aiec II
hah them For tsf al kozIe tBIs lie
Iiarht1ns place parties &c eisewaerc ADD tins i
is,sr. i1LassIAxs {fryq44s4
Just ~ IT Tallahassee. We ielirv,.
:na; MANY cottages could bs rented here,
Il ner and reasonably low priced There
~ constant inquiry for such dwellings. A
rlaee doe- not grow unless II II built
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Be@.ksvlIi-' t,rescaz.i

Fitness nst ha-aisna4 snouA. govern IL ~
irEaTortanl qRs.s as,sR al Governor aE 0lheF ~
ciais Seiecs frrsm tae abr nsen OF the rfAsS -
best Ia nj siise VaT3ssns positions IN thf Es
nj ihs' ps-9ple AK tise State a. wbote VIII hAs.
ad reason u ce9afslain n ITS officials. Ii hsA =
tiE ~ t'e GnverIaar Congressman or Sena4D''
will grIvern sglsiafe i'sr the whoie peepsr,
rasniless oi tin llaee where he hAppeBen
barn, OF acc,ssieasf or design has fised hss =
daacH Il II, 81 courst someiAing b. or -
Of: :ha; secfios al cszntry prssiafes grcA. -. -
capable al filizrAg F&lsifsoxS al hsEh traE
hssacT, bat the sfaiier OF geagrzFasscAa -
ss5o1sa not eziissr is1r tnr nnEasHt into l1sr a
sitsa 81 this queFtioG Let the represeHt -.
the y*ssslf at-lfs.. the men and We 1re MI -
M matter what portion Of thf SiaiT ihfs A''s
nai from
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Va A. SHm Mons LAYER MKDA-
CINE


II IS sas4isFr asaf8e IA tais nsaizrieas eamAae
v g can 40 without IL Il savt-l Us frSn mgca
sFKIst.ss -fteT c Weaver. OF Texas
weatv years q suffering from indigestion
.ssd diseased lIveT rei5evesi ny package o.
ii -Esev Nj Ii Cullam- GrzEevlne Texas
Il has a9ne mar Ia relieve and cure NE a
as.k seassachr tssn al the other rem+4sses eFe
ns-si, - " E,>s~i ~ Norih Carolina
4 l. pTSveS a ssessIgsg Il my family | cBen-
niliy testify &c - merits It's popularity seses
urizpuaas-i 'isev : q Straw. BaiesTille, ARK
i4e.sr At, -iasIa Samples from anaoa- ine maBF
Thousands ~ gasolscllsai Testimonials rtcrqgea
i1ra4 ta- :as' tew wears. Asa van druggist iar
tss- srig7na; NJ ! SIMMONS LIZ III MEDscfsE
Bi;4ia a. ~ LGsIs NJ Take 70 either u
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

We have the sabloined 1T the Jackson
vili. HcyaLd al the l4th instant A. the
most interesting field for geological re-
search IN the state - undoubtedly tins
SECTION We expect 1t to enlist much Of
Professor John@ou's attention
Prot Lawrence & JahnSoE, [ aifed states ty~ss-
august; called II tina Herald office this Esrniae
hvszging leftxrx Of introduction from Coareesman
Herher1 al Alabama. Frssf Johnson H. eagasrrd in
4 geological survey at Alabama Mississippi and
Florida and viii make Jacksonville his heai.,n2r
terra during tint winter The work hf h ea.yaged in
WiI Aonbirss develop mach tina is interesting and
vsinAtle ia the ressurres Of ibe State, mad We be-
srcak for Prof johnson ths. ee-ouerztion al
peop@c whatever section hlf researches may carry
h
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HEA D-NOTE% To DECISEssSS t3R TIM
SUPREME C0UKT OF FI.0kzAnA
june Terra a u ls@s3-

F'or1.i4 Mutaa FIR iasuranef \ zs.,ssas,a<ns J..
Montgomery q H. Apss-ilasls : VS. ~!
X nox r. ~ ApTsie%~-Ns5 "a .e1a st1sass1
" EETCnTT
\ SJz5t = equity tv gS-*lassrs !
nj AZ 1nne19rT~1Fa;e 4ssocalIsh f ~ FnEr;,s-,
ri mHtQa mr. INSURANCE sees - $40 a@gsA-3
nae' 81 i Of the property g. i&se
and Inc continuance Gi IL BUS .a-Ss Us tll:Ts
ssouc IN orOught a-sinsf Inc -fsel EFssssts-s al
the assecIaf30U a2a rot 4-aIsgs j. n7AcuiIv.
officers alone
W Aere the clam T. GrnaaSes gsssu q :.
IRON ialse Ana fraudulent reprn.en y ~ ra2A;;+
oy the defendants Is Lze palH = ii ssssifsiF =
the plaintiffs nave case a. - "a ~s44afy
decree reversed
Tavicg Z Sanchez and freo IaAzsrs, trr A.
peliaHts Asilby & Thrzsalsr : 2 A a5sises
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ths OF h4r eounectlo. with the tIuaer
natorial nomIGAtiou- Is In, 0e5ee geing begging
- TGnzp0 Tribune
Thls determination on the par OF
judge Mitchell puts HI end to the sense
less twaddie about a sectional candidate
We were for Judge Mitchell ,ibut W, shall
now GO IT for the hest mar and the MAI
that Is nominated, come from what sc
tior he may II any preference Is gwen
to sections II ought To IN given to tina,
section which furnishes the creates. mum
ber Of democratic voter That section Is
East Florida, AMI W. have a mar III Brad
lord county who vii. Ill the bill - Sorkt
Teie0vna.k
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IL aitsEls,sp 81 slT reAs3e-s Is r6specaiHisT
"a l<ai 70 is' advertisement Ii aaStheT exaumn
81 y Ferry & to Detroit Mich the eese-
hrAie'i sttrisFns.n They % ii4s larses; hasaex
,H lheii Inc Il iie eItesl States r.lse the huit
ii LaeIr sefs OF FiseIr 0wn iAruls bF the mssi
7tp.4-ovtz nsetasesiS ansi have esda1ne1 q wlxi6
wl'lts repuiaisrt b5r ts4e quality Gad Vsgleiy &C
LIZ sets tF+s phi lETssf The market aad thsaE 10
5-rity III ing al orders entrusted ~ them
Their oea1lata Setsi ANNA tsF 1874 sent ar
"a A. who Al eiy for Z, VII ne szznd al prxcnezi
vaise t. y ~ iess-e u purchase seeds true n
rant
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Ths Aia E'e.;-F Cssot.er one sad In al ist
L Wns when . newspaper l. published ever
riasl shoai as's srtIse IN Il even nothing msat
l;san cart b HIS RaTsse AMI liz aasne-s DC
= e-n-a.rtst III l. ,is+-s mol only nav tse Misf
iiseT. out u III pc0Fi, n sisslaBce know 11A
IT, ;own yaal re~I'se lss'hss u prosperous caHnnA
niFv OF bnSlsa,-s~ naen a. the seed r. Ssx1 -
liz fr1i1 rs-aHssr-sses Never pull down yoau
sa.gu white ysH .xpecf 10 do business iof u fa'rA
isrlicaies iliss business IL Ter ansi vou are "sA-
v'ai; .rrlr. cansG .erc.ialiy speaking.
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Fsr, bad, Me@~eEseI

pr bad. Me@~enseT
The lesAaiIng l.aI"-r> oi the stat have
RECENTLY b.~en publishing what W. con
ceivt Ia be a complete gIniicatlon Of
Governor l,inx ham NJ the charge OF
seeking M any MANNER whatever To IN
duee a movement III has favor towards
obtaining thu nomination A. oar next ~n-
bernatorral candidate
There IL no man Iii the STAT. Of Florida
who has dane NOR 10 merit thc approval
OF it, people. nor who has stronger mold
upon their Affections than William ID
Bioxhzn
The last and emphatic expressions
made by him that = persona! ana priv ate
reasons interpo~e Al insuperabie barrier
IL his candidacy, was no more than We
have been expecting 10 hear. Al the
present time, tina great afilietlsn which
rests upon hrs heart no doubt If Intensi-
fed by the cruel and nngeHerous thrusls
which he has received IN the columns ri
some OF the State journals, and which
awaken the sympathy OF al just men ior
him The time viii never CONF when
Florida will have a nobler Chief Magis-
trate. and ons. more fitted To stand n the
helm of State than William d. Bloxham-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

-Areca ol,~acea, the cabbage PA,1
the " est Indies, called the royal palA. 80 :
Florida, u very tall tree. loo 70 :
feet, whose sluge terminal ieaI-A -
sEeet and nutritious, and usea Ha n
table ~ cahhase; bat when II y q. -.
the tree IN .iestrnyed. The stem % -
tree, notwithstanding it, great - =.
IL resaariabiy slenaer. The nafs .1 -
due~d in great numbers; they ere -
the size of ilhert, and have .
kernel. Pkr-st7a Ag-lcsttsCssf
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Mr. Ballard Smith has been promoted
Il the managing editorship af the New
York Herald Mr.. Smith, Kensuekian
by birth, served his apprenticeship A. a
journalist on the Louisville Cosyser
-Josn,a<zL Sinee removing To New York
he has flied POSITIONS On the Sasa, World
and Herald
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MARRLAGES ~ :
Capt F. N Townsend, Of lstsei1stf1 alsp n US
June Futeh, OF Webster. ik
uRkfHs I;
Al Bzrtow MAJOR Charles Il Went ~
Near Ssmtrrvilae, Dr. Henry Mash #ti
Near Mzriznna. Mr.. B. ID Gsrswax ssE
Al Quincy, Hrs. Wentz ts4.
In EaEf Jacksonville Clare aged ;wn reasH, a1sa
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a. DAIRY Timer
- The Confederate knapsack T. THE
title Of anew monthly published hy A
Meynier, Jr.. private Company {, Eighth
Louisiana Volunteers Al % Exchange al
ley 1t Is intended to ~ a record II the
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

First the holidays, then politics
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25
th, ARJ1ymouF Inmoi

Wh.9 ,spt oui never cnter throagf
Fzaa~'s g40rloGs golden T-5rtAls
The voice uttered IT. tins work l- not
one Of sectional. hostility 1T language
Is" Peace ami Mon forever
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-11-09
The Result.

TUESDAYS election results in
the defeat of Butler and Butler
ism in Massachusetts,, and the
election of a Republican by 10,087
majority; in the triumph of the
Democracy in Virginia, and the
deserved defeat Of "boss" Malone;
in a reversal of the Democratic
majority in New York of $4,000
to figure just large enough to
swear by. In New York, as in
Massachusetts, the Legislature Is
Republican, insuring a United
States senator. In Minnesota the
Republican state ticket has 10000
majority; in New Jersey the
Democrats have 5000 majority; in
Pennsylvania the Republicans are
ahead, and in Maryland the Demo
cratic majority is as usual. Con.
necticut goes Republican; Missis.
sippi is solidly Democratic. Every
one is satisfied, and even Butler
telegraphs his delight at getting
such large vote.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-11-09

REFERRING to the life-saving
stations on this coast the New
York Maritime Register says:
"Here are two thousand miles of
sea coast, large part of it dan
gerous, with but handful of sta
tons scattered at great intervals
along it. Six new stations are pro-
posed for this coast, but they have
not yet been established. That
this should be done without further
delay is manifest. Commerce and
navigation along these shores are
increasing rapidly, and it will not
be long before six additional sta
tions will be insufficient to insure
adequate service on the coast.
More stations and efficient service
at each station are certainly needed
on the Pacific coast-facts which
the superintendent of the service
and the secretary of the treasury
should remember in making out
their plans for this seasons work. !"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-11-09

An ex-Confederate surgeon re
lates in the Cleveland Leader tina;
once during the war, while terri
bic thunder storm was raging
"Stonewall" Jackson ordered Gen
Malone to take his men and
charge the Union forces. Then
tired out, Jackson lay down under
tree and fell asleep. Soon he
was aroused by one of Mahone'.
aids, who said: "General, ! an
sent by General Malone for ord,
ers. He says the rain has wet the
ammunition of his troops, and
wants to know whether he shall
return" Replied Jackson: "Asb
General Malone it the same rain
which God sends to wet his ammu,
milton will not wet that OF the
enemy. Tell him to charge then
with cold steel"