The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-09

their summer visit to Clevesand, y.
The St. Marks Rairoaa was bcMghs
by Col John A. Henderson, AS atent1
Price, $25, 900. |
One hundred and twyuty-llHe: hf3
convicts have entered the pEssou ia Jolictt
Ill, since 1858 and ffty-ts'rce arc still!
there.
Judge Bell, agent of ne L. 5. Land
Office, seized six large RAGS of logs ii,
Jacksonville last week, cla,amg 20 kAve::
been cut from government: saud OH blacH
Creek !;
Hot work in Ohio to l4y, and the re-.
suit cannot be predicted. ohio is re.
publican State" and therefore we capnot=
lose it," but if We gain It: the gain Nil
be great. !.
Mr.. S. w. Alliston. millionaire
farmer of Illinois, stakes hi. reputation AZ
an expert on the predicting that the corn
crop of this year will be large by 100000,
900 bushels than it was las,
Lengthy selections from. ths interest
ing letter addressed from Tallahassee 90.
the Pensacola 4 drance- G.izette by Mr..
Ed. c. Campbell, of that papsr, are
crowded out of this issue IF the f'LoEi-
DIAN
The Canada Pacific railway Officers.
say that the distance from New .Yo'k To.
Port Moody over their rcd when com.
pleted will be 3,l64 miles, whereas :1,e:
distance between New A<>rk an1 -
Francisco, by the shortest lines, j. 1881.
miles.
From number of revent editorials.
on Mr.. Malone the inference ) fairly
drawn that a high degree oF.pkiii IN eva'.-
ing statutory penalties, while Violating
the intent of the law, Ia evl~roe q
mastery ability in statesm ,liship., 'Fo+h
ington Post
The Easton Express KS neat VA
of correcting an error: {" t'+.r artl '.e ye:.'
terday stating that, owing to Er'ncipal
Henry Snyder's illness, ne ms.Ie hig;l
school was closed was corr+at, cAc& pt that
Mr.. Snider was not i'll and sac scG ooi was
not closed" s:
We ascertain from thu Co,,r.er Jo,n,
nal of the goth ultmo til%t Dr. II. Y.
Lucas, of Tallahassee, was .accte,i Cog
responding Secretary of the nationAI "A:
soclation of Charities and Corrections :
in Annual Convention asse.ablcl at Lon
isville.
-" bio Lewis's MONTH"; for Octobti
is one of the best Of the three numbers *
yet issued of this valuable ard inter-.tin.s
publication. We use theso adj Gives he
cause, avoiding dry detail, ,cprescnis us9-
full scientific information il Tie form OF eI,
tertaining reading matter Aldfcss Franz
Seaman, publisher, New l'oek.
There is one thing MORE than any
other that Nassau county can compete f.
vorably in with any other SECTION at It'd,
Louisville Exposition, and that Is OF
crop of healthy and goqd-looking ;chli
dren. Three or four huntred Of the>A
lively cherubs sent to the Exp ositioh
would 60 far toward advertising She re:
sources of our county.-Ft,na,adt,e Dir
r0r.
According to an interview in the s..
Louis Republican, Gen. Sherman not only
has no idea Of being candidate f,r
President next year, but wonldn'g ha>p
the Office" He thinks that. being Pres}-
dent "ruined Gen. Grant" Gen, She1-
man is mistaken. 1t was nos being Pres:
dent that hurt Grant. 1t wss his Imorsl
and intellectual incapacity % be 4 COCA
President that did the bus ness for him.
~ Y Sum-
The city election, lsst Tu.s!ay,
passed off very quietly, aud resulted u
the choice of the following gentlemen to
serve as Aldermen: For the short term,
D. L. McFarlin; for the l,5ns term, t.
Ottinger and NJ. NJ. Overs. Two Of th:.
new members were qualified yesterday
afternoon, and Mr.. OttinGes who is now
absent from town, will probDbly takd tha
oath at the next meeting Of the conhciI-
Quincy Herald.
The campaign in Virgsaia, says tbs
Baltimore Day, is getting to be 50 warlt4.
that Mahone's Governor: Cameron, has
had himself billed for six speeches Ill aid
of their sinking and disfept'table c9us".
1t has been many day sis,ce g Govern@r
of Virginia left his Office s. Richmond
to engage in a political struggle; bat
Cameron knows that defsat Next month
is defeat for good and all, snd that gtlN
bernatorial etiquette and :offcial cnstosn
must be laid aside and eve~y lDeani used
to save the Legislature for: The Mahanites.
1t certainly looks now as if they would
not succeed, no matter sow many AND
doubtful expedients they fessrt to-
of Mahone's circular: asking bsa
agents to furnish him the n ames OF Fund
ers who are reasonably open 70 conyic-
tion, the Philadelphia zin.ts says tic
only inference which viii; lie drawn tly
those who read it is that :: it foseshadowS
bold and vigorous atterapL to influence
votes by bribery" The Times adds The
pertinent suggestion that 'Mahone should
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