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Washington News and GOSSIP.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., :31s.l5 81; customs. S.s2 .s,.Sl
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THE WEEKLY STAR for tfS week is now ready
Tor mailing: price, three cents per copy. 1t is a
pasted and folded, and viii be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
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THE DEPARTURE Of Postmaster General Gresham
for he west will probably be delayed now until the
beginning of next week.
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COL JOHN G. THOMPSON says there IS great
deal OF brag and bus;er as tothc Number Of votes
candidates have pledged. 'but.n he added
"Wi!en the voting takes place believe can count
upon being chosen sergcantat-al1lS OF the House"
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LECTU RES.

M ". El. rs MINI>.i IL ~ THE TABERNACLE.
w W.li d,..yrF Il 7. C.J.~y.
ItF>'Af. Ny -.sr-- =. iS>k Al :: 20 T. m
Suiltet- HONE SWEET HONE:
Iiek. .ef "a by |'.f> H. at >ir:t; northwest !
BUTT. 81. ~u3!t..w.t " X IL. I-ur in -tr,t
i-~'t'- N2i-tt
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ASSIGNED TO DUTy-NiilSon Y. Stamper anl
Maufy Nichols, Of New York, the nGwly-app0inted
second iieitenans in the army from civil NE have
been assigned. 10 duty in the 2lSt and 10Th rcri-
mtntS Oh infantry, respectively.
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AGAINST THE SPREAD OF MORMONiSM - Gov
Crosby, Of Montana. in his annual report to the
Secretary of the Interior, urges that polygamous
NormonS be not only disfranJh JhiStd. but that they
DE debdrred from entering government lands.
Thereby preventing the spread OF MoIlnonisln In
that territory
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THE [. S. TRAINING SHIP MISSESorA went into
winter quarters today alongside the 9Th street
pier. North river. The mail address after this date
Will be as now, station +. New York.
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PENSION SwINDLEs.--Witncsscs were being ex-
amined to-day by the grand jury in relation to al
ieGcI pension SMln0iNS.
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THE CHARGES AGAINST MRS LOcEwOOn-The
district attorney has received from the Attorney
General papers concerning the case of Mrs. Belva
\. lockwood. who is charged with collecting and
retaining moneys due pensioners. The case Will be
pItaenitd 70 tlt grand jnE, iOT inLastigatiOn
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INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE - ORDERS FOR MISS
French's celebrated cake (An9es Food and other fine
home made cakes can be sent to the INDUSTRIAL EX-
CHANGE, ll04 st. n. w.. Washington, d. G. n2a-6ts
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The reported loss of the propeller Manfstee on
Lake Superior in the gale of the 18th is confirmed
Her entire crew of twenty-five persons probably
periShed.
The republicans of Providence, r, l., in caucus
last night selected Thomas A. Doyle as their can
didate for mayor
The grand jury of Charles county, Md, have
brought indictments aga ainst the county commits
sOners for failing pu bsf in the newspapers the
Word comes from Ind ependence, Mo-, tn at Frank
James, the noted train robber, is dying In the Jail
there OF consumption.
There has been a cr1 sis and change In the min
iStry of Peru
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A Tariff Reform Mass Meeting.

Gov. BUTLER SUED BY THE SOLDIERS HoME-.In
Boston yesterday suit was entered in the U. S.
Circuit Court by the National Soldiers home for
disabled volunteer soldiers against Gov. Butler to
recover $4,000, with interest from January l. $780,
IS due from the defendant in settlement OF account
In the bill the plaintiff corporation is described
a citizen OF Connecticut The governor has filed a
plea in abatement, to the effect that the plaintiff
is not citizen of Connecticut, and that the court
has no jurisdiction, there being no controversy be-
tween citizens Of different states. The suit Is made
returnable at the present term of court
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY SPEER has returned to Allan
Ia. and is engaged in preparing the case OF the
South Carolina intimdatGrS, which will be called in
the federal court in Columbia on Monday next,
Judge Bond presiding.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE EGYPTIAN DEFEAT.
INTERNAL MACHINES IN LONDON
A NEW VOLCANIC ISLAND.
BUSINESS FAILURES THE PAST WEEK.
A UNIFORM BANKRUPTCY LAW FAVORED
INTERNAL MACHINES IN LONDON
BUSINESS FAILURES THE PAST WEEK
A UNIFORM BANKRUPTCY LAW FAVORED
pa.hS lsiCk - Nat.rIo,

OPINIONS OF THE IoNno~ rsrS>- y>;r, am ro ,,,
hKSEIE
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A HEAVY STEAL--Wm. Jackson, colOred was
charged in .he Police Court this morning with the
larceny OF a ton OF coal. Jackson. who is driver
for Mr. George Bogus, failed to deliver ton of COAL
that he was sent out with. lie was sentenced TO
60 days in Jail. He was also fined s. for being
loud and DOiStprOuS.
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Notice Of incorporation.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG.
ID islature of the State of Florida entitled An
Act TO provide for the Creation of Corporations
and To Prescribe General Powers and Liabilities. =
approved August :, lstjS, notice is hereby giyc
required by said act. of the formation of curpotat
body, and copies of their Articles of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State au& in
tn office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for,tLe
County Of Leon, in the State OF Florida
|. The name O! the corporation is The Florida
University, and its place OF business in TalasIas.
see, Leon County, Florida.
, Said University shall have power TO confer the
several Degrees in its Literary, Scientific, Medcal,
Law, and other Departments.
3. The amount OF Capital Stock shall be Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars, payable in lands. ttild.
ings, apparatus or cash.
4. Said corporation commenced on the 18th tlay
Of March, A. ID. 1883, and shall continue for tJrnl
Of ninety-nine years
s. The business of said corporation shall be trims.
acted by board OF seven regents, and portion Of
said board shall be elected annually on the first day
of March.
g. Said corporation shall not contract any indeht.
edness over 800
d. 8. WALKER,
w. D. BARNES,
VIM. P. BYRD,
J. KOST,
j. 7. BERNARD,
CHARLES BEECHER,
May Is, 1sS3-3m W. ID. BLOXHAM
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SAINT ANDREWS BAY AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE.
Il OF the formation Of a railroad company. for ne
purpose Of constructing, maintaining, and .Jrra.
ting railroad for putc use, in the Conveyance. Of
persons and property from The line Of the state IL
Alabama on the northern part Of Jackson county
State Of Florida, southwardly by CaInpheto,4 10
said county OF Jackson. State OF Florida ;hence in
most direct and practicable route to the waters II
Saint Andrews Bay in Washington county, in the
State of Florida, with laicral- * may from time 10
time become Necessary.
The of said company : = Saint Andrews
Bay and Florida Railroad Company" The length
Of the railroad is TO to- about seventy miles lac
route is through Jackson and Washington counties
in the State of Florida The capital stock Of the
company is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars sivi-
ded into shares of Onc Hundred Dollars each.
The and places Of residence OF tn direc.
tors who shall manage il affair for the first year
and until Others are chosen in their places are I0hn
II. Mckinne Jame- F. Mcclellan. George K. smith,
James B. Dickson, Frank Philips. Bevery Baker
AL of Marianna, Florida and Hamilton Il. Bryan
and james 5. Baker, both Of Greenwood. For. Ia.
and John II. Mcclellan. of Chipola Calhoun cons
~ Florida John H. MckINNE,
JAMES +. MCCLELLAN.
GEORGE K. SHIT I.
JAMES B. DICKSON
FRANK PHILIPS.
BEVERLY BAKER,
HAMILTON q. BRYAN,
JAMES :. BAKER
July L. l~>::-:;ml .IUHN H. MCCLELLAN
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hosting engine, a steam pile driver,
hand cars, &c, all for the Plan, Invest
ment Company, AMI to be placed on the
South Florida Railroad The schooner
Scotia, which sailed on the 18th u!l.. has
not ct arrived. she has OF board Geo
motives. passenger. baggage. mail and
smoking cars. box ears, platform ear.
hand and pushing cars. besides more
steel rails and ia-tening- The mos, KEEP
.ical a to our railroad prospects can now
be convinced. for the rails arr here and
the cars have come. Seeing Is believ-
;ng.r
Tampa Trib,sne Gcn. VIM. Miller
arrived on las, Monday from Manatee on
he yacht Mischief He is making tour
81 the southern counties on business con-
nected with 7. :. lands Capt Haley
7. Blocker arrived Oh Saturday last from
Mana'ee, where he had been 70 inspect
lands claimed by the State that have not
been patented by the L. :. government
He departed for Fl Meade Tuesday
Capt; y Miranda O; Point Pincllas has
an Avocado Pesr tree 50 let high. which
), nj V, year~ Old. Tbs tree was
topped ;wo years 400 to the extent ii
1T - make i spread The Captain
a also number of orange trees ami
- in~he- IN diameter. and upwards Of 80
J;.l r., .-,-- -l.... >. 3;,.,-,-
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al Jacksonville with WavcYoss line hx W A.,
e. A. ", and No. = in the p M for ail poIn,.
North and East with the Fernandna and Jarkson'
t'iie Railroad for FeTDanGina and with steams-,
IL all | rints on the ST. Johns river
~ Baldwin by Nos. ard with Ploriaa Tr,n<;,
asd Pe''nsular Railroad for Gainesville OeaIs Fer
ntDiina, Cedar Key. and all Gulf Ports
AZ 1--we Oak with the Savannah, Florida 4 Wes,.
EN- Railroad
AZ tallahassee, with ST. Marks Branch, on Tue.
"ay-, thursdays and SATURDAY.
AZ CbaftahoOchee river with the Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad for Mariana, Pensacola NohiS
Montgomery, New Orle1ns and all points W.,
southwest and Northwesi. forming fre SHORT
Isl, QUICKEST, AND BEST ROUTE to the.
Fnip's and With the Central and Peoples Line
hF'a'- cn Sundays and Thursdays for AralaehicoI,
nd lresdays and Saturdays for Columbus and
EGfsul.. anu
rake the Floral City Route. the New Sha,,
Line via the Florida Central ana
WeAtePn Railroad.
~ THROUGH TICKETS via this line =, N.
I"miany's DeE"o. Tick-; Office, and at No We,
hay Street.
" " DAVIDSON
General Manager
Nm. o. AMES
General Passenger Agent
rLsoi Jacksonville, Fla
Master Irans;'ori4!o-, Tallahassee, Fla
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In the United States Circuit Court. FiilA judi
j. Fred Schultz ct al, Complainants rs. The lack
sonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad Com
pany ct al. Defendants
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE SEVENTH PARA
Il graph of the final decree in the above entitled
case, rendered by the Hon. Joseph p Bradley, ir-
cult Justice on the 31st day of May A. E. 81,
directing the Marshal of the United States fo the
Northern District of Florida, TO take possession Of
and sell the railroads, property, and Franchises
thereto belonging, mentioned and described In said
Decree unless the purchaser or purchasers thereof,
at sale Of the same directed 10 be made by 8 80
nant and A. B Hawkins as Special Master shcuih
within one year from the day of sale thereof dis
charge and satisfy the liens of the Trustees of lie
Internal Improvement Fund of the State OF Florida
settled and declared in said decree, AMI tae sas-
of said railroads having been made by the said Spe
cal Masters, and the same having been cot;hraocd
by the said court the 9Th day of July, 4. ID f9s
to the purchasers, and the purchasers of sad nail
roads having failed 10 satisfy and dischargr the hen
of the said Trustees, fixed and settled ascrs-
said upon the railroad extending from Takl;asss-s
TO St. Marks
Nor, therefore, |, JOSEPH H. DuRKEE, Marshs' Of
the United States for the Northern District III iio
rida, have levied upon and taken possession OF lie
railroad extending from Tallahassee 10 s. MArk<,
with all the property and franchises thereto eclon.
ing, including all the LANDS the u&psi ii
Tallahassee Florida and the buildings the retlI, be-
public cutlery, at the Capitol in the City % AHA
hasSce, in the State of Florida to the highest I'D
der. on the ninth day of October, 4. d. ISIS
Payments to be made in cash, in bonds which
are declared in said decree to he 4 lien rrdn fad
railroad in the manner therein provided.
JOSEPH H. DURKEFi
L s. Marshal Northern District Of FlDrid.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July ,, iSS}. l3-tAs
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CONNECTIONS.

At FEESANnINA-Steamship san Antonio West
tih frNa>. Carondelet, aud State Of Texas - From
W" orr tuesday, $40 IN, ll.;s5 a ID. q Is IN
!or New York Thursday, 10 70 a IN, 500 y m. 5 50
J. m Steamer City Of Bridgciop Sea Island Route
t"r say annah tuesday and Friday; from Savan-
ran @td'esday and Saturday Steamer Martha
From ~. Marys River Landings Wednesday and
FRIDAY i9r 81. Narys River Landings Sunday and
Wednesday.
At NtAHAN- To and from Savannah and Char
IL: ION 80 and - a m TO and from Savannah and
hHTie<ton 80 and Az pm.
1T hALDWIN " To and from Tallahassee l ~ N
At ia" THoRNE - To and from Palafka 10 - N
ana : ~ IN.
At WILDWOOD = Stage Line to and from Brooks
''ie and ampa daily except Sunday: Stage Line 10
Ana From Leeshur- daily except Sunday
At CKpAR kEY-Florida ard Havana Mail Steam
Shp % Steamers - For Key West MONDAY and
tdnrs't'y for Tampa Monday and Friday
d. f. MAXWELL Supt
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jacksonville and Tampa Rail
way Company.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
i "i the formation ui a railroad company for the
purpose of constructing. maintaining. and operating
railroad far public u>r, in The conveyance OF per
sons and property from the City of Jacksonville in
DIVA! county, through Clay, Putnam. Marion sum
Ter and fernando COUNTIES, 10 the City OF Tampa
in Iiill>horouyh county
The name Of said company i Jackson, lille and
Tampa Railway Cnnpani.
The length o! the railroad is to be atuu, two nun
drcd miles.
The capital stock Of the company is two million
dollars divided into twenty thousand i aGc~ ri
hundred dollars each
The names and places Of residence Of the dis
tors. who shall manage its affairs ;he first wear
and until others are chosen in their places are H.
IL. Mason, Il. p IIcaly and h. y Wiki, all o. Pa
latka. Florida. r. H. MASON
q. F. HEALl
June }, lSN;-:m l. ~ WIlKlT
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Application for Order to Sell
Real Estate.

IN MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY or SEP
~ TENDER A. ID. 1>e;, l. guardian OF tho: e=la,e
OF Maggie 4. Pearce. a minor. Will applr 81 aie
Hon. VIM. p Byrd. Judge Of the Comfy CoIr, II
Leon county, Florda, for leave 10 sell iEl;e,
private sale. the following described lots "i land
lying and situate in The said county Of Leon. md
known a county lots Nos. IS II, II, II, H. 50
much Of lots Nos. :. and a. lies south al a l:ar,
commencing from a stake ; p chains nor,i from,
the southeast quarter of said lot :, aud :1sanin4:
west lots = and H. % chain in .ast nat
Of section %. township north, range wcsd sci"
10 be made for maintenance of said minor.
G. {. PEARC r.
Guardian Estate Of Maggie 4 Pearce, minor.
July 81 lSS2-1u
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

WILTON MINI. January II, 1881.
b. J. Kendall II Co.-Gents: Having got n horse book
Of You by ms year the contents OF which persua
dc me try Kendalls SPAWN Cure the hind leg Of
OF my horses which WAS badly swollen and cond not
he reduced by any other remedy got bottles OF Ken
dali SPAWN Cure Of Preston Il Ludduth Druggists Of
WaSeca. which completely cured my horse About five
years ago had hreeyesr old colt -weened very badly
used your remedy given in your book without rowe
ing and must to credit that the colt is entirely
cured which is surprise not only to myself but also TO
ncghborr iou sent the book for the trifing
OF - cents and if could not get another like il would
not take SIS for il. Yours truly,
GEO. MATHEWS.
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DISCHARGE Notice.

g TX MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE IND&G
- signed executor will present his final accounts
and vouchers of the estate Of Mary Ninso late o.
Leon county, State of Florida deceased. 10 tr Hog
orable County Judge Of said county, and AZ l. =.
discharge as executor of said estate.
JAMES VI. Ni\SDN
Executor Estate Mary Ninsnn, J
June -, 1SS5-6m
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBIICA-
- ton OF this notice, will present my vouchcrs
and final return as administrator Of the estate OF
John Hammett, late of Leon county and State Of
Florida, deceased, to the Hon VIM. r. Byrd County
Judge of said county and ask To be discharged
from the further administrat on of said estate
RADFORD HAMMETT
Administrator Est John Hammctt dcct4ssid
Feb q, 1sS:-fjm
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DISCHARGE Notice.

CIX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Hereof
- the undersigned, administrator Of the ee;ate cf
Catherine 2. Bowen, deceased late of Leon rpuI.ty
State Of Florida will present his final acccants T.
the Hon W. P. Byrd, County Judge Of said county.
and ask for a discharge.
A. MOSELEY
Sheriff and ev-ofiicio Administrator.
February 81 lN~:5-6m
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DISCHARGE Notice.

GUN MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEkEoF
- the Undersigned administrator # The ,-,ta'. ci
Edward $ Carmine deceased late Of Leon oour'4
state Of Florida, will present his final accents Il
the Hon. W. ?. Byrd, County Judge OF said county
and ask for a discharge.
a. NOSELET,
Sheriff and exofiicio Administ. ator
EebruarY y. 1SSe24im
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WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
&RRAl
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
On and after Sunday, Nay Is, 1883, Passenger
Ira'nS viii leave and arrive as follows:
FAST MAIL DaiI,N

Coulariing At Savannah with through Pullman
Palace Huifr, and Dfawing-room Sleeping Cars Sa-
vsrnah "a New York without change.
Connecting Il Chaitahoochee with Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacola Mobile, New
orleans. Texas and all trans-Mississippi points
Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Sayan-
rah and Waycross Ia New Orleans without change.
This train connects NJ New Bradford with steamer
aldo Belle, leaving for Cedar Key and Suwannee
river points every Tuesday and Friday mornings.
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JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS oav.,

Pullman Buffet and Drawing room Sleeping Cans
on this train for Savannah, Charleston, and Wash
ington without change. Also Pullman Palace Sleep
Ing Cars to Atlanta and Cincinnati, via Jesup with
ont change
Passengers are permitted to remain in the SAVan
Tab Slcepers until o'clock A. NJ
A new Restaurant has been opened at WaycrosS,
and abundant time will be allowed for meals by All
passenger trains.
Connecting at Savannah with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
Connecting at Charleston with steamers for Ne"
York Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Through Tickets sold to all points by rsli anu
Steamship connections, and baggage checked tnro
ALSO Sleeping-Car herths aud sections secured -
COmpany's Once In Nstors Building, "a Bay street,
aud at Depot Ticket Office.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Agent
A. NJ IVES. Agent.
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STATE NEW n;

in Spanish. Rev E. B. Sog1',sllor. pass,
of the Cuban Methodist Ctis::-ch Al ':sk
place, Is the publisher. ::
A prize fighter tacklef :. Pen-arof
clerk and GIT paralyz+d- The rlss,
proved too much for him ,ln the ir :!
counter Adr1nce. Gozetf.. :.
Work on the railroas. .:.pf. R4e-
house and wharf will be4i,; nexl *e;.
The structure will be the ;,4-t ft5: 81.
and hsndsomest on the line - lie rD@>it-
Iar0res HeralA
-HamiLton County Ts,.,es:: -ba go
ton crop viii be good if n" t'a2 d@a4e
happens 10 it: there are sos,e rigs. :.
caterpillar. but they have $50 nc aa.Y
70 the crop as vet.
Lake City R1.prt4~. IT.re : 4,'nsr
ket for all the products of o-,rt-o;! Itots
raised Irish potatoes sell y + : a-.-a:
Tow. Won't il pay 70 -f'.e .}.4~a &
that: They are -carce At - r.4-
-Waldo 1>{r>r,;ser : ,rle a.n..o:
til farm AMI plantations = n ..@i..1
u e'2i-l hl-i.- 81 " ald" CO. e. = =; .
lie prospects i"fcr'P> - 7 fF1 ''-''
are Inpref"'i0i''''i- ~ "'i- -
IN '''''-" "a '~'''l-
NJ: . ny Ia ''' e"
l.4'en+- INFORM 4 - ~ I r
ION lhn'n", q b'TnAn T".. ~
iea'ing 'Fen- Ai'- >@"Eer Z o.
me si1A.'f-' Specimen 81 IL '':"i'' -"
iie : - inTh"s high. - = . "'' ~
~'i21ll - l'di'''~. /:
ia" ''''''a FT'i|' ''': 'iA' ,'''i
ard T. NJ >sni"r- Killed ~" " IL:
At " e1ne-day 'nnrnnt ~ +. J
Hawthorn plantation. nef' - /: ."[t
ife Fari'iint mo- 4r@'i TO- ~.
All j r"4u.F-'l I've sh",' t''"& -
'io@n iron H. l@re, IL 3 3d. !. I'1t 're%.
NJ bar d"atA .@a-.- y +" :
ahinet "'ilcer- AiiFe. - (; - '..~4.: F
NJ 4 a. H. >-1ar,. So r
N2'E Eni@f f:t>-'.@ri >-.',t-: -.
Je-is--"n I'a'-.>. >"cretar = ~ ~ 1rs
fF@-l1ef.i Piere'-. AMI .Icr-flh: Ia!
-Aftn-1eE 'Te-e-a 4Iring -: ~. ~
q President b1cia"at "a ::
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Thir,,-GrAt session Begin. september r.
Augusta Female Seminary.
STAR %TON VA

Nj MARY J BALDWIN. pRINcrAI.
OPENS sept. 5---CLO<E< JUNE. 1854.
%-i KFA->ED y rs LOCATION n IT>
L t-tlt.'- and grounds: in IL general appoint
f4'-' nd -lni.4,F arrar."H!rufs - iHI cory o.
- -rler and experienced tcactcr- IL uurivali ci
al i.'sze- III Ins.c fhpdrrn languages. elocu,ion,
ilr All, iAi-,csl culture and instruction in he
th""ry and practice oi DpDk keeping. The surcr---
i.i ~ pfts ade to s"'.re hcab comfort and hap
ineF. II opposition q cstrtya2arec - stand, rd
~ old -rao arehi].
~ Fer full particulars apply 70 he Principal
Tor catAlDgGc-. June ~, IS I'm
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

THE HEIRS OR THE CHILDREN or EIIzA
l. BETH wALDRUF. (or Elizabeth. ii abe is
alive, are requested to communicate at onne uith
W. f. Flanders, of Macon. Ca Is Executor OF sae
Will of Ann Ruth Said W f. Flanders is draet
ed. by order Bib Superior Court, to publish this
notice. Any person knowing the residence OF sad
parties, or any of them, will please communicate
with said Flanders There will be a final settle
ment of the estate of Ann Ruth during the .npnth
Of October, 1883 W. f. FLANDERS
August :, lSSS-6w
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE,
On HUMAN FLESH.

VEvAY IND., August II 1881.
DIR. b. j. KENDALL Il Co.-Gents: Sample of circulars
received to-day Please send me with my imprint,
printed side only. The Kendall's SPAWN Cure Is
In excellent demand with and not only for animals
but for human ailments also. Mr. JOS VOrs, one Of the
leading farmers in county sprained ankle badly
and Knowing the value OF the remedy for horses tried 1t
on himself and it did far better than he had expected
cured the sprain In very short order.
Yours respectfully, C. o. THIEBAND.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.
All Drnggists have 1t or can get It for you, or it
will be sent to address receipt of price by the
pr1etors, DR. Il. j. KENDALL h CO., EnOsburgh Falls.
Vt. Send for Illustrated Circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
May 10, 1ss3-ly
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CONNECuONs

csIh Sunday. :"
solid Trains jacksonville 10 Pensacol,
Sleeping Cars Madison 10 Pensecol,