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Passengers leaving Newark at 7.jj a. III. on New
ark and Perryyille Accommodation may take the
Fast Mail at Perry'ile for Baltimore At SAG, ar
irving at Union Station at g:I5 a. m.
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spoRTINGHNEws.
Cnney Island Racas.

New YORK, Sept. 3.-The attendance
at the third days meeting Of tho Co.
ney Island Jockey club was very
large and tho track was in splendid
condition. Tho feature of the
days racing was the winning OF the
September stakes by the Western
visitor Hidalgo, after splon.
did finish, with Wanda, OF
the Rancoas stakes, whom,
alter most exciting race no defeated
by q neck. Tyrent, however, OF the
same stable, In the first race, was q
bad disap pointment to his numerous
friends, who backed him heavily o.
the winner.
First Race-For winners; previous
winners to carry extra weight; seven.
elghths OF q mile; starters; Monogram,
Sam Brown, Liszie, Deteo.
tive, Avalon, wait.a-while
Tyrsnt, Cleaner. Thackeray,
Lord Beaconaileld, Lille Doc, Louis.
ette aud Tornado. Avanlon won by 4
necki Tornado, second; Cleaner
Timo: l.2O,i.
Second Rsce-For 3year-olds and
upward. Elmendorf won By head
Sam Brown, second; Hica, third.
Tbird Rae For s.ysas-olds and up
wardoI b. 1dleap swseReeekeei ~
1s'ssssII, ~ Ss';scd;3 sstS: ~ ~
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Fsurth-Olsss rostoflice Luck

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--Tho acting
postmaster general has appointed the
iollowing-named fourth-class post.
masters:
Ksntucky-AtB Bordley, John Bailey
Gordon, John q. Hardwick; Spots.
VILE, J. p. Nelson; Wsvsrly, Thomas
Pike; White Plains, w. B. Bailey;
. Ciseyville, Charles Eoerly; Columbia,
George A. Kemp; Bsech Grove, w. IA.
Hardon; Dawson, w. b. Holloman
Lowlsport, y J Perkins; Calhoun,
Gus Smith; Jeflersontown, Mrs. Mel
Lie Sweeney.
Paul.
Minnesota-At Howard, Mark Fas-
ke|.
Missouri :. At Pacific, Geary G.
Curry; Wellsville, George M. Sti aube;
Gladden., Charles II. Smith; Sskeston,
.tepjsmtn +. Chaney; Smithville, G..
". Ciardy; Fillmore, Oscar Berry
Jonesburg, N. nj. Edwards; Marion
Mrs. Caroline. Il. Stuart.
Kansas-At Irving, II. w, Stephe ms
Ellis, George w. Kinney; Milibrook
N. Q. Terrell; Victoria, w. b. Brnn
gsrts; Hillsdale, w. s. Roland; Os
watomie, Alex. II. Hume; Wellsyille
j. y. simmons; Fontana, M. j. Camp
bell; Lonisburg, Robert A. Wright
Spring Hill, Samuel w. Young.
| Dakota--At Hilisboro, NJ. r. Nor
gan; Crary, J. IL. Crary.
Arizona-At American Flag, j.
Liecker.
Ohio--At Alvado, BENZ. II. Ludwig
ReedstowD, j. G. Weaver; Bloomville,
David B. Laney; Carrothers, Petel
Beachan.
Indiana--At Shideler, william s,
Shideler; Odon, q. l.. Pearson; Leo
Victor II. Mueller; summit, Soloman
u. Mattiugly; Cromwell, ID. III. Clark
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NO. 3o3

Brewater. Duchess, Dutch Roller.
Clonmel, War Eagle and Abba. Dutch
Roller won by four lengths; Abba, sec-
ond; Miss Brewster, third.
Time: 2:25.
Fourth Race--The September stakoa.
sweepstakes; for three -year-olds; 500
each, with $3.50 added; $500 to second;
winning penalties; tx miles; start
srs; East Lynne, Longv.ew, Favor,
Richmond, st. Augustine. Katrino,
Wanda and Hidalgo. East Lynne and
Richmond were in the first row when
the flag fell, with st.
Augustine, Hldalgo and Katrine
IN The Next Wanda last.
East Lynne got the lead and they
swept past the stand, Richmond, Esst
Lynne, Favor, ST. Augustine and
hiuaigo III th9 order named, we'll
bunehed. IN the back stretch
East l!ynno had light losa, With
Hiunlgo close mp, Snd with very little
change they ran IN this order into the
stretch, when & splendid race took
plsca between Wanda and HI
oslgc, the California horse
beating Wanda by u neck, aha
being thrae-iourshs of neck ahead
OF Loagview, who was third, Katrine
was badly cut down AID limped In, It
WAS said, irrepaiably ruined.
Time: SCoil,
Filth Raco-Fnr . year-old; win
ming penalties ana non-winning al
lowances; three.fourths of mile;
starters: Millie, Flaws. Strategy,
Calrea, Reconic and Gold Flea. Mile
won by two lengths, Flavia, second ;
Calera, third.
Time: l;l0A.
Sixth Race--The Sheepshesd stee-
plechase, the full fteeplechase course
starters: Abraham, Ecuador, Sun
star. jack Bourke, Cochrane, Captain
Curry, Repeater, Trombone, Wimble-
dom and Telford. Repeater won by
three lengths; Cochrane, second
Wimbledon, third.
Time; 6:42ll.
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The New York Labsr Assembly

RohH, N. Y, Sspt. s,--The State La
Dor assembly, in session hero to-day,
listened to reports on vSrlous topics,
chiefly Of local nature, and PASSED
resolutions boycottlng certain firms la
In Troy and Albany, asking the public
to smoke only cigars having the Inter.
national Union LABEL, and commend
ing the formation of q
State central labor organization.
The committee on records reported at
length on the course of the governor
and membsrs Of the Legislature in
regard to bills affecting the laboring
classes, and closed with recommen-
dation as TO the position which the
workingmsn should assume toward
them, based on what their respective
cou rses were touad to be. cove. nor
Hill was found "enti.led to the thanks
OF organized labor.n
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CHIcA0o, sept. 3.--Weather fair, at
tendance large, track very fast.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.--Weather fair, at.
tendance large, track very fast.
First Race-one mile; starters:
Sheldon's Leo Clark, Thistle, Guy
dette. Anna Woodceok, Dolly H., Grey
Cloud. Anna Woodcock, Grey Cloud
and Guydette led into the turn. the
whole field in bunch from the quar-
ter pole to tho head OF the stretch,
where Guydette was In front; Grey
Cloud, second; Anna Woodcock, third,
In the stretch Grey Cloud took the
lead aud was not headed, winning
handily hy length; Guydstte, SEQ.
ohd, half q length ahead OF Thistle,
third.
Time: lax.
Second Race--Seven-e eighths OF Z
mile; starters: The Dude, Tartar, Ian.
caster, Jim Gray, Solid Silver, MOllie
McCarth's Last and Bankrupt. They
ran in close bunch from the start.
Tartar was the first to show, Lancas-
ter and Molly MoCarthy's Last, az
named; Bankrupt last. There was no
change In the stretch, where tho
fold spread out into line, Tartar still
in front, Mollte McCarthy's Last
tLon went to the front and aft6TX
driving finish, won by neck; Tartar,
second; Jim Gray, third, y length
Time: 1:29N.
Bankrupt never improved his posi-
| tion. ~
Third Race-Three-fo -fourths OF mile
heat; starters: Jayner's LittlelelloW,
Red Girl, Forest, Midnight, Francis
Littlosellow, Irish Pat, Wild KsnsaS,
Lsviva. y.
First Heat--At the start Wild Ks&-
sas led, Then Laviva went to tho trout.
AT the lower turn Forest took tho le2d
and was not headed and won handiIy
by a length, Midnight, second.,s 9
ncck in front OF Francis Llttlefell0M,
third.
Time: 1:lG.
Second Heat-The field ran In avery
close bunch, excepting Lsviva,s.whO
was never In II. At the head OF the
stretch Irish Pat drew out, was not
headed, ana won IS he liked by one
length; Forest, second; MidIl&ht,
third.
| Time: 1:l6h.
Third Heat--They ran close together
all the way, Irish Pat winning easily
by q neck.
Time: 1:l7X. y,
| Fourth Race-One mile and quar-
ter; starters: lmogene, Virgle Hearne,
Lycurgus, carrying 100 pounds, Ids
Hope, Idle Pat, So pounds, and Doubt.
Ilycurgus lesd, Ida Hope second, but
she broke a blood vessel In the Arst
quarter and stopped. Idle Pat then
took second place, Imogeno third.
These three ran close together into the
strotch, where Idle Pat drew clear,
was not headed, and won handIly by 8
longth; Imogene, second, three-suar-
ters OF . length ahead Of virgie
Hearne, third.
Time: 2:l0N.
Fifth Race--One and ono.hslf miles,
over six hurdles; starters: Asooli,
Athelstone, Shady, Guy, Lord George,
Athelston0, Shady and Lord George
rs aamed made The running, seven
lengths in front of the other two, who
wero even and unchanged for one mile,
when the three In front were beaten.
Guy moved up and took the lead, fol-
lowed by Ascoli. Guy was not headed
and won oahily by u length; Ascoli,
second; Lord George, poor third.
Time: 2a7L.
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ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
NO ABATEMENT OF CHOLERA
France, Spain and Italy snitten by tho
seourge-Aliegsd Plettcrs Asain.t e
the CxAr's Life-GermAny TO
Send krupp Gums to zaaxi-
bAr-GcncraI News
France.
THE IMpERALlsrs.

THE IMpERALIsTs.
PARIS, Sept. "a majority OF the
members or the right (Lsgitlmists,
orleanists and Bonepartists) have
signed sn electoral manifesto de-
nouncing the Republican policy.
Bishop Frishpel refused 70 sign.
TAuNrINa FERRY,
The journal des Debsts and Ls
lAoerte, commenting ON tho entiento
eozdiale between England and Chius
taont Nj. Ferry with plunging France
INTO war with China 10 beneft Eng
land.
AN UHLUCEY AMERICAN.
an American named Link was sr-
rested nero about month ago on q
charge OF trying 10 sell worthless Mex.
lean Bonds, and aont 10 prison. The
prison officers all treated him with a
Wow 10 forcing MIN 10 make confes.
sion, and would not allow him TO nee
his wife. Although no proved his in.
nOcence, ho YVES retained u whole
month, and has just boen released al
tho instance of Mr.. McLsau. tho
United States minist nr.
MUST KEEr STILL.
the French government has issued
an order prohibiting auI.Gsrman
demonstrations in France by Spanish
residents.
AN AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE.
LONDON, Sept. 3.--The attitude o
the French embassy at Constantine,
pie regarding the mission OF Sir
Henry Drummond Wolfe, IL aggres
slvc. Further advices confirm the
statement that France will not recop.
hi1e any settlement of the Egyptian
question which fails TO satify Fraucc
In her G lalms in Egypt.
ANOTHER POLITICAL DuEL.
Deputies Dreyiu aud Lsbsudy, boil
representing the department OF the
Seine Etoise, settled a political quarre
today by "a duel. Lebaudy wa,
wounded. This makes tho third DO
lisical duel fought here in week.
The Paris Temps publishes the fol
lowing semi-oflicial: "Soyoral Ger
man and Spanish newspapers accuse
France of seeking to stir up strife owe,
tne Caroline Islands. That ACQUISITION
is absolutely false. The great burder
OF public opinion in France earnestl,
desire an end Of scontlict which tends
to cause fresh troubles on the French
frontiers. The truth is that hostilit,
oetwsen Germany and Spain ia ion,
tered by the violence of Spanish and
German newspapers aud by parties in
terested III embroiiing France ant
Spain. Witness the National Xe,tupe',
recent malicious warning to Span
iards that France seeks to psrt Spair
ana Germany in order to seize Mo
rOccOD
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
CHOLERA REPORT FROM FRANCE
Consul hason Sends sickenius Details
frsA marseiiles = Another Big
Batch OF Fosrth-class Pest.
master Luck-vArioas Ne.
partasnt tterss, Etc.
The Cholera Rspsrt From reau..


WARRINGTON, Sept. 3.-The secse-
tsry OF State has received a detailed
report from Consul Mason in regard
t, the cholera at Marseines.
He comments on the false policy of
the authorities in cndcavoring to sun
press the truth as to the existence of
the disease, and speaks of tho sensa.
tion caused by tho rude awakening on
the lith ultimo, whom the commu.
nifty was shocked by the annouce.
ment that an epidemic prevailed
within their midst. He says further
that then the city realized that II
was In the first stage OF an epldeulo
OF cholera which had not hean
imported from Spain or elsewhere.
The most elementary principles of
sanitary cleanliness arc unknown
here. The cutters OF the streets iow
with the yeriest illth. The csnrls and
sewers are infected. On the eastern
side of the old port IL enc building
which contains 200 iubRb!tants,
whose excrements are thrown into
the recess of tie stsirways. Behind
the Marie "a school for Young girls
poisoned by exbalations from the
Vuults OK neiNuDoriug closets and aired
only by wiudowH onsn,ng upon q dark
closed court, which is veritable
stink. From the lst TO the 10th
OF August there were 72l deaths, or an
average of IS per day. The disease
has also appeared seriously in the sub.
urbs of the city. The malady has
been iua relatively more fatal form
than last year to sailors of vessels In
the port, and has been particularly
serious with seamen from England
and Scandinavia. Tho disease mani.
tests its characteristics preference for
the dlsslpated, the insane and the uu-
clean. The present, and the records
OF the past secondary epidenics, indi.
cate that the scourgo has perhaps
reached its maximum fatality, and will
gradually aubside to q inish In ceto.
Der or November.
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GMalI-Pnx Prerautinn

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--In response
to u telegram from Superintendent
Bell, OF the foreign mail service, the
postmsStor.general of Canada has re-
Piled that In his opinion the number
OF cases Of small-pox existing in the
Dominion docs not warrant the adop,
tlon OF measures for the fulnigation o.
mail arriving into the United States
from Canada.
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last evening aud there wss a display
OF fire works In his honor. He visited
Auchinclose cottage this morning
with DIR. Ward, aud both left at 4 o.
m. 70 return To Sarauac lake. The
weather is stormy.
PROSPECT HousE, ApIRoNpAcKs, N.
y, Sept. S.-President Cleveland re-
turned here tonight. 1t is expected
that he will remain until Saturday
morning, when no will leave for Al
oany and Washington via Plsttsburg.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
A Lioutcnant with -Geronins
Wounded,

A Lioutcnant with squaws-G Geronins
Wounded
Tucson, Arizona, Sept. IA Fort
Bowie special says: Lieutenant Guye
has just returned from Mexico with
80 mon, having made 1,C0O miles since
May 10. He has in charge 10 Of Geron.
imo's squaws and children as prison
ers. He reports thst In the late fights
Geronimo picked up his favorite child
was surprised and had 10 run tho
gauntlet OF rifles, the best shots of the
Chiricahuas anu San Carlos tribes. He
was shot twice, aud dropped the boy
and ran, covered with blood and With
his lett arm shattered. His squaws
saw he was shot through tho body.
Some Of them say ho is dead.
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An Order Rcscinded. .

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The acting
secretary of tho treasury asresoinded
tho order recently prepared by the reg
lister in regard to tho transfer OF United
States bonds which required as con-
dillon precedent to the issue to any
trustee, executor, administrator, guar.
dian, etc., that tho beneficiary shall bo
named in the application and in tho
assignment OF the same.
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A Claim Allowed .

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.--The second
comptroller Of the treasury has al
lowed the claim OF Mrs. Catharine
Lewis for rent and damages to prep
erty, near Annapolis, Maryland, used
and occupied by troops under Gen eral
Butler during the civil war.
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Sheepshcad Bay Racer

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Raclng ct
Sheepsbead Bay:
First Race-Purse, $500; all ages;
winners TO carry extra weight; seven
eighths of mile. Won by Avalon;
Tornado, second; eleanor, third.
Time: l:20A.
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RoCKAwAY BEACH, NJ Y, Sept. d.
Arrangements have been made for .
scull race between tho following we'll
known oarsmen: Hanlan aud Les,
Courtney and Corley, and Ulmer and
Ross, to be rOwed in Jamaica bay, on
September II, for purse Of $500.
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HER POLICY IN ZANZIBAR,

BERLIN, Sept. 3.-rhe Germans will
arm the proposed military stations In
Zanzibar with Krupp guns. Tho Cor
man traveller, Weiss, who has lust ar
rived from Zanzlbar,has in his posses.
sion treaty with the sultan Oh Pan
isni, placing Psniani, which is north
OF ussguara, under German protec.
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Postal Changes In Tsras

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-[Speclal. +
The following change In Star schedule
has been ordered In Texas:
Route 3lS99-ConcopcioD to Paisanc.
LeayD Concspcion Fridays at 1880 q. n.
Arrive at Paisapo by $3.50 p. III. Leave
Paisano Saturdays att u. m. Arrive
Mt Conception by 3 p. m.
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SPREADING IN FRANCE.


LONDON, Sept. 3.-Taree deaths from
cholera are reported from Mallemort
in France, two from Montignie, aud
several from othar places In the dc.
psrtment of Hirsum, One dosth from
cholera is reported from Brsndorf
Transylvanla. The cholera has ap-
peared at Algiers.
THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. Q, - Throughout
Spain yesterday there we're 2,0iI now
cases OF cholera and 1000 deaths.
AT TOULoH.
ToULoN, Sept. 3,-Fourseen persons
died from cholera in this sity during
last night.
A DENIAL.
NAPLES, Sept. 3.-Ofllcials deny that
there Is any cholera in this city.
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Peru
PIERoLA MUST ao.

LIMA, Sept. 3.-It ia stated that no.
tice to leave the country has been
served on ex-Dictstor Pierola by tho
government, which has allo wed him a
week IN which to effect his departure.
" IL said this step was taken Ia de-
tense OF public peace, and that he
would DO allowed TO return az soon as
the political situation would nermit h.
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FAILURES,


Al Las Vegas. New Mexico.
DENVER, Sept, ga special from
Las Vegas, New Mexico, says J. Ro.
mers h Co., contractors and slocb
500 900, assets claimed 70 be ample
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Harry wilkes Against tho World

Harry wilkes Against the World.
NEW York, Sept. Sin the Spirit Of
the Times Of Friday next will appear
a proposition made by william @.
France to trot his gelding, Harry
Wilkes, q race against any mare, geld
ing or stallion In tho world, thus In
cluding Maud 8. and Jay-Eye-See.
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ResIgnations Reausltod

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3.--Internal Rev.
snue Collector Troup this afternoon
informed Deputy Collector Kelseys
and Lemn,or aud United States Gauger
Boughton, all Of Bridgeport, that he
would be pleased to accent their res
ignati0ns, to take effeot October 1,
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A Gonernl Adxertiaomsut,

WAsHINaroN, Sept. 3.--A general
advertisement will he issued on the
18th lust. by the postmaster. general
calling Tor proposals for rendering
Steamboat mail service In all parts
of the United States.
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REGENT ARRESTS FOR PLOTTING.
ArEFF, sept. 3.-Prior to tho czAl's
recent visit to Kremsier q number OF
persons were arrested here and at
odessa on charges of completely in a
plot against the czar.
PRESENTS FOR SIBERIAN NATIVES.
ToMSK, Sep. 3. - Lieutenant
Sohutzke, OF the United States navy,
has arrived here en- route to Yakoo-
tiks to distribute rewards among the
Siberian natives who aided the Jeann-
ette survivors.
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Canada,
shALL-PoX EPIDEMIC.

MONTREAL, Sept. 3.--Therc wero IS
cases Of smallpox reported yesterday,
OF wnlch were authenticated. Four
up to noon to-day,
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The ran River Clsth ICsrket.

FALL RIVER, Sept. a.-Ths demand
for printing cloths to-day was quiet,
's:s = ssIss sss x 81
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Austria.
AN OPINION,

VIENNA, Sept. 3.-The New Erie
presse romarks that an Anglo. Chinese
alliance .wonld open q new phase OF
the Kussian question and Rusrantee
tho peace Of the world.
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LAKn pLActp, sspt, S..-rhs preui.
dsae We ssadsssa ) rssepIlca kes
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-16
y n mes Island Letter.
CARRABELLE. FL R1DA july IL

CARtAEELLE, FL RIDA July Is, 1885
EDS. FLoRIDIAN: You have no doubt noticed
in HE progress OF lite, that perseverance in good
cause results III success 1t is An item every
young person, male or female, should tack up in
conepl' unus place SO not to forget it. will
mention an Instance in oar progress IN this place
Six years ago We got our mail once a week from
Apalac nicola at our own expense. The next
year service was put on the route from ST. Marks :;
This was weekly, but both these routes were
long way around. Then we struck for the over
land route, direct to Talhhassee-sem weekly
mail oil horseback This very soon Was changed
10 buggy; the second year made 1t tr weekly
and the con ractor allowed SO hours to make the
trip ach way. That became m,uolonous and
tedious where there were passengers going over
distance ot onl, 60 miles. The Z. o. Depart
mcnt was persuaded Ia ,OrIen the time; now
The schedule gives IL hours running time be-
tween Calrahee and Tallahassee. 1t is the
-horirs and Dl0st direct route from any point
on thlS part of the coast One can leave
Apalachcola and be here in tour hours,
make connections AMI reach Tallahassee in
time Ia take The evening train, and he in
ChaltIh0ochcc in nineteen hours. That is
quicker than one can usually go up the river on
steamers, but our mail goes east instead of
around by Chattahoochcc. If one is going north
by ral there is still greater saving ol time. If
you intend visiting Apaachicoa, and every one
III FLORIDA ought To see The progress that town
is now making, by all means come overland
via CarlabcIc and avoid the customary delay at
Chatlaho"chec. This is tn Star Route" and
We are bound To boom it. Now that Commodore
Susser has pnt his steamer on the Apalachcola
river, the best way and quickest to reach ST.
Teresa, is by the Carrabelle routes
We are opening road 10y way Of Pinelog
and Sanburns, 10 tap the Quincy road on the
west side OF The Ocklockonee The distance to
Quincy by this road, with ferry at PnelOg,
is within sixty miles We intend to apply for
new mail route from Quincy to Carrabelle, by
which the people on the route Will be much ben
Gifted, the settlements will warrant at least four
new osoffices being established. This road will
he of benefit TO the citizens of Quincy in various
ways and OF course an advantage 10 US, by
opening up some OF The good farming land in
franklin and Liberty county. We believe
in building up the county well IA advanc-
ing the Interests of our town. We have, as
you know, the very best harbOr on the coast,
east OF Pensacola, and just now certain parties
IN Cincinnati are making themselves familiar
with tue harbor at Cnrmbele, studying geography
tor their own amusement. o. II. KELLEY.
sour correspondent is elsewhere informed,
that Captain Slnsser's swift and commodious
steamer is again on her station.