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 '" t f' States will be given to Mr. Arthur. Mr. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.THE importance of the presence of a priest at the while the vessel was here, died from the dis-

 A ;;:; 11' THE FLORIDA 1 IIv1LoR. Blaine and'every other candidate must face point of death to be convinced of the injus- ease last evening at 7 o'clock. His body

 .I. l y}, this solid fact. TRUCKING INTEREST IN GEORGIA-THE tice of this new regulation. The people has been placed on ice, pending arrangements -

 'IH i fl: SATURDAY, JULY f8, 1883. We think the Times is entirely correct in GEORGIA LEGISLATUREATLANTA'S struck at are the poor for rich men do not by the family for the disposal of the

 \ ,' < } doubt ETC. lie in public hospitals. To the working remains." ,
 this prediction. Mr. Arthur is, no, a STEADY PROGRESS
 Jt .
 ;t ;. r.t. WILL TRUCK-FARMING PAY? good politician, and will not fail to make ATLANTA, GA., July 25, 1883. classes it is painful enough to be separatedfrom Professor C. V. Riley, the entomologist of

 t. .i.'t; "r ;" N ,..' {" The Georgia press are discussing the question the best use of his opportunities. It is no The truck-farming question is now a lead- sick members of their families, know- the United States, is in New Englond look-

 ; : '#, of whether truck-farming will pay. We small advantage to have the control of one ing topic of discussion in the Georgia papers. ing that there will be a certain amount of ing after some of the insect pests. The caterpillar -

 ':f that there must have been disappointments claims that not routine and carelessness in large public
 judge
 $ hundred thousand offices and the influenceof The Atlanta Constitution any which is such a nuisance on trees ,

 f p: ;: .:t in some quarters. The bulk of one hundred thousand office-holders, only have the truckers received a fair remuneration institution; but the cold cheerlessness and re- in the vicinity of BosloI\, he thinks can be !

 ;: .> the Georgia truck crop the present season their brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers and but that the incidental advantage pellant atmosphere of such a place must be most successfully attacked' winter by boys 1

 i I a,: '. has been confined to watermelons, a crop aunts. Mr. Arthur is not a man to have and the increased value of lands in intensified by this privation of :spiritual: so- with ladders and stiff brushes going over I

 \ ;, which Florida has not found the most re- personal following his public characteris consequence of this industry has added im- lace.His the limbs and destroying the eggs. As the

 :! r: : ,munerative. Very likely extravagant ex- any purely negative. He is .a partisan of the mensely to the wealth of Georgia. On the Holiness' remonstrance, addressed to female moth cannot travel from the tree on

 : .:; t pectations have not been realized, but there straightest sort, and will exert himself to occupy other hand, the Macon Telegraph takes the the President, was written previous to the which she breeds this would destroy the

 : : I: ''x 4 y are always speculative adventurers in the side of the and insists occurrence of this latest outrage on the
 ( : a position which will force his partyto opposite question, insect for several years to come without

 : t ; field who, with little knowledge of any bus- nominate him. that the truckers have lost money. The remarkable Frenchmen who retain their respect for re great expense.In .

 1: :fl iness they engage in, manage to prove unsuccessful statement is made that 4,000 car- ligion. But he had ample material before
 It may be taken for granted that DearHubbel" the comparatively cool climate of Cali-
 : "I in all. Of course it is not their loads of melons have been shipped out of him in the measures already adopted by
 Jr' be tolerated in fornia the ostrich
 !-it. 11.-, will not openly accommodates itself to
 n.' fault: 1 it is only 1 their ever-recurring confounded Georgia, of which seven-eighths have gone the Republic against the Church. The new
 but the manufacturerand natural conditions and hatches its
 ,
 the next campaign, in
 eggs
 ::':K bad luck, and they don't believe West. It is safe to say that the melons have and pending Army Bill, by subjecting all
 :
 h'J banker will be bled to the limit of en- the manner usual to fowls, the female occu-
 :, :?, there is any money in it any way. The netted $100 per car-load after paying freight, seminarists to keep up the conscription, the nest in the and
 durance. pying daytime the maleat
 ; "ll1 J truck business, they say, is a humbug; the and that nearly half] a million of dollars I will make it impossible to keep up the sup-
 I. ''9'r The Times does not indicate its own preference night. In Africa, where such continual
 : :-.4: transportation people, the commission mer- have gone into the hands of the truckers, i ply of ecclesiastics. Nobody who under-
 in its incubation is rendered
 but it shows great sagacity political unnecessary by the
 ; chants and everybody engaged in the trade and that the railroads have profited very stands anything: of the functions of the
 suggestions. It realizes the fact that great heat during the day of the sun and of
 I conspired against them,and they wisely their business. could believe that man com-
 ; this to clergy -.f
 ; largely by access young
 the next political struggle is to be for hon- the sand the ostrich leaves its nest for hours
 t' J. : conclude to have nothing more to do with Heretofore the grain and the meat of the pelled to serve five years with the colors
 ; .t est and good government. It tells its party together, or depends wholly upon solar heat
 .:,I" cukes or melons. West have come South in fully laden cars,' could be afterwards trained up as a fitting I
 ( it is not a questionof for the evolution of its eggs. But he birds
 that to ensure success
 ; '_::;, We think, however, that thE! trade has which were rettirrie<i'empty. This season celibate priest. Yet that, or recruits drawn
 reconciling factions, wounded jealousies, transported to the Pacific coast quickly com-
 ;: 1 .::a; been considered as remunerative on the the tide has been reversed, and more loadedcars from foreign sources, are the alternatives
 ambi- the difference in
 .r or combining partisan or personal prehended circumstances.FOREIGN. .
 ; ; 1'f whole, and has brought a good' deal of have gone West than have been re offered by the new bill to the church. The
 '" tions; that it is plain the full Republican .
 : : money into the State. ceived. This is good for the railroads and Government also, it is pointed out, has no I
 be brought out by a man
 ; ; ,,'h. In Florida the season just closed has been strength of can character only trustworthy, pure, for the people. If we can pay for the grain right to withhold the salary parish priests.No Large mother-of-pearl oyster beds have
 positive
 :' : deemed a fairly profitable one ; over four ablewidely knownand as widely respected." and meat we require. with watermelons and such privilege is mentioned in the Con- been discovered on the north coast of Bor-

 ::. ; .hundred thousand crates have passed over this immaculate Republican is the other truck products, we make a good ex- cordat. Leo XIII. appeals to that histori-
 Who
 '>( 'the Transit road alone. and we learn of in- One change. The later shipments of melons, it cal treaty, and takes his stand upon its neo.The Swedish monitor Thordon founderednear
 runs over
 does not
 Times even suggest.
 ; :: ;" '! ? -dividual truck-growers who have received in vain to is said, have glutted the Western markets, terms. It is well known that Napoleon, Nordkoping on Tuesday. The crew
 the list of prominent Republicans
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 y ,, w. '!; I thousands of dollars. We have a broader and in many instances will not pay freight. with the strong passion for illegality which were saved.

 'f" ,t and, therefore, better field than Georgia for find this leader. The Constitution draws this consolation from marked his career, insisted upon regardingas
 i Y.a If each party will put in nomination a Occurrences at Hankow indicate an ex-
 + a -truck-farming. We have a more southern i it the valid the additional oJ" anic articles to
 ': i. 'ii- of character, trustworthy, the fact that will increase experienceof tensive movement for the overthrow of the
 positive
 ,, '{ t t: locality and rich warm soils well suited for man the of had refused his assent
 r g the public at the North in delights which Pius VII. ; Chinese .
 and widely present dynasty.Six
 H able and widely known, as
 r! :, :!I'., growing early vegetables. It has been pure have the Southern watermelon, and give them a but the Church had never accepted the con-
 respected a great step forward will hundred and sixty-two deaths
 / : -shown that we can be successful in raising strong hankering for the next crop-a sort ditions, and they have no force in international occurred -
 been taken in politics, and a step which the on Saturday in Egypt from cholera
 ,' : '_ :i; nearly every description of vegetables of cheap advertising. Less care seems to be law. The Republic, deserted in Eu- ,
 interests of our country demands. We thinkit I more than half of them in Cairo.
 .is J: ,:'". ,;t; made use of, while for some, like the tomato credit of the Times taken in shipments from Georgia than we rope and engaged in many quarrels abroad,

 ,'> ,;Jf'; : and string-beans, we can produce the very very greatly to the are accustomed to take in Florida. They does not act wisely in giving an astute adversary Cholera has made its appearance amongstthe

 :. ,i: :, earliest which can be raised anywhere in that it recognizes the popular demand for ship smaller melons, and pile them in pro- the advantage in such a good ease. British troops in Egypt. The mortality

 t", :t.: the United States, and of superior quality. such a nominee. miscuously.The With Russia estranged, because the Republic from the disease at Cairo is simply frightful.

 ". s;, The melons are considered secondary, and AMERICAN WHEAT PROSPECTS. Legislature of Georgia is now in ses gravitates to the Reds, Austria, Italy and Russia has sent a commission to Germany,

 \ I.. .j. .are sent on as a supplementary crop for The Department of Agriculture at Washington sion. The House of Assembly comprises Germany leagued as one in the event of war, France and England to obtain exact infor-

 x; ," : :if': what they will bring. has been making a tabulation from 175 members and the Senate 44. The Assembly and England alienated by unfriendly asper- mation concerning the civil rights of the

 : 4 t+ :',. h' Middle Florida has shown her special aptitude available statistics relative to the average is too large to. do business with much sions, is it safe for France to force the Pope Jews in those countries.The .

 .
 t .It! for Irish potatoes and onions, and Many of the membersare into remonstrance which must have
 expedition. a
 r tit f amount of wheat consumed for food in the care or a report on the working of the new

 r r "'I\ t' -.1 Ie market for them is almost 1 unlimited. United States during the past five years, quite young, three only are colored. European echo-perhaps even an effect? Post-Office Savings Banks in France during

 <i 'i'A paragus is made a specialty of by the Wilson colored contestant from our neigh-
 : ,- together with the average amount requiredfor a 1882, shows that 473,000 deposits were paidin
 r f :', 'I... Charleston truck-farmers. Ii would be avery that boring county of Camden. was awarded the total francs. The
 1 i seed and the average exports during NEWS NOTES.HOME. making a 64,634,000
 f' ) f profitable enterprise for our people on time. The figures show the average home seat of the sitting member, a white man, to- withdrawals amounted to 17,811,000 francs,

 ''. the coast to go into. Amelia Island, St. consumption to have been 233,139,786 bush- day by a large majority. There is a very : so that there was an overplus for the year

 i' ,. f."i ,,;;1 ,.: Augustine and Halifax river neighborhood els annum, and the amount required for large number of bills before the Legislature, St. Louis is in danger of a water famine. of 46,823,000 francs left deposited. The deposits -

 ', '." = f. are specially adapted to it. We hope the. seed per, 50,800,090 bushels, while the exports and the date of their adjournment is very The Delaware output, this year, of canned average 136 francs each, the with-

 .: ;f(:: 'State fair will offer special premiums for asparagus uncertain. drawals 312 francs.
 :
 averaged 145,274,678 bushels, making the fruit and vegetables is estimated at over
 3 : to stimulate experiments. The Atlanta continues to improve, and it
 ,
 total average annual consumption of American 4,000,000 cans. One of the amendments to the militarylaw
 : .;t; ;, drawback, we presume, with most people is seems to have no dull season. The trainsare
 wheat during that period 429,214,529 The Milner coal mines near Birmingham, in France, introduced in the French
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 a ,. is "'\ :' the length of time required to bring it to a thronged with. people, and the hotels are
 t f bushels. Ala., are believed to be capable of turningout Chamber, wages war upon bachelors. It
 1 ; .P ( b size suitable for marketing, but three years full of guests. The pew public buildings
 The statistics for 1882 show that the total 1,000 tons a day.The.American proposes to put all the bachelors into the
 :: ,: will do that and by purchasing n "
 I at the most are very handsome, while the private resI-
 .. crop was about 504,000,000 bushels, of which first-class of reserves to be called out first in
 / J ; year old tubers, a year or more will be dences will vie with those of almost any rifle team was defeated in
 consumed at home of and in time of
 : l 246,000,000 were upwardsof time war, compelled peaceto
 the international shooting match at 'Vim-
 saved. The town has not taken the
 fl'1wo other on
 a 1 used for seed and city. drills and It also
 51,000,000 153,000,000 extra man uvres. retains -
 We regard truck farming in Florida as look either in dress whichare bledon, last week, by 45 points.
 .i ; city or manner,
 j i' : exported, leaving on hand a surplus of nearly them on the list of reserves for twelve
 j thoroughly established and reliably remun- and noticeably provincial.The During the first six months of this ,
 year
 decidedly
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 1 t 54,000,000 to make up deficiences, if there be years instead of six years the term for mar-
 (;' I 1 erative. Our railroad facilities are daily increasing store clothes speak for themselves of 1472 buildings were erected in New York
 : !r any, in the present year's crop. The depart- ried men. The amendment is conceived in
 T.f the area of profitable productionand the ready-made clothing store of the coun- city, at an estimated cost of $26,907,064.
 .111 for the the bach-
 r ;t ment's estimates present year place the hope of forcing smart young
 we shall gain still more in point of try town. The professional style is indicated Polk the defaulting State Treasurer of
 ,' t J1 the crop at about 435,000,000 bushels, whichis elors of France into matrimony.Absolutely .

 ', tti.:;,\! ,t time when South Florida is permeated by a trifle over the average consumption of by a beaver set on one side of the Tennessee, has been found guilty, and sen-

 ,:) : all the new lines of roads now under coni'.l the past five years, although not equal to head. tenced to the penitentiary for twenty years.

 : struction. Different parts of the country Traveling is by no means pleasant in this
 ; last year's consumption by 16,000,000. The'ear's Captain Webb, the daring English swim-
 will be found especially adapted to various when the clouds of dust
 : t\M yellow clay region,
 production, however, taken in connection mer, lost his life in a foolhardy attempt to
 ; .F v productions: and there will be a constant'r which envelop are only emphasized by
 i: with the fifty million surphi" carried you swim the whirlpool rapids below the fallsat
 } in the handling of our ,. smoke of the engine. Thereis
 } 4, improvement crops over from last year, will amply suffice for the light-wood Niagara on Tuesday last.

 # in the modes of transportation, and in the all home requirements} and an export demand a great field of discovery and profit open
 of market. It is only within as great as we have ever been called effectual The lIon. Thomas Swann, ex-mayor of
 time reaching to the man who will invent means M ,y, w Eicyr
 upon to fill in any one year. : Baltimore, ex-governor of Maryland, and 
 r .the last year or so that the Western markets It will be impossible to predicate pricesfor for laying the dust and consuming the e oiurnrpeaZ .
 of died his
 ex-member at
 Congress, country
 ;' r. have been made available to us, and we the coming season until the condition: of smoke. F. :

 1 t i a have had hitherto but a weekly line of the European crop is more accurately known. -- -- residence, near Leesburg, Va., Tuesday: evening -

 d, 'I steamers from our port to New York. A There is sure to be a large export demand, FRANCE AND THE VATICAN. last. i. 4 irir.
 but whether it will be drawn from this
 : ; semi-weekly line will hardly be frequent country at present or higher than present To the Editor of the Mirror : Sixty-five persons, mostly women and !
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 enough, but will a great help, prices can only be determined when the

 ; to further increase of trips.PRESIDENTIAL extent of the Russian and Indian crops avail- The Pope's letter to President Grevy is a oli, ten miles from Baltimore. Monday night.

 1 } able for export are known. It is known political as well as a religious event. Its significance The catastrophe was caused by the giving
 commercial interests
 that the English are
 ::1 GUESSES FOR straining every nerve to so increase trans- is enhanced by the fact that it away of a dock on which several hundred

 o 1884. portation facilities in their Indian possessionsas adds to the isolation of the French Republicin excursionists were congregated, awaitingthe

 The New York Times addressed 400 letters to make Indian wheat a formidable competitor Europe. The Vatican and the new King- arrival of a barge to return to their
 j with that of America the European -
 't +, i' to gentlemen in different parts of the United markets. Russia has been smarting dom of Italy are natural enemies, simplythe homes.

 States, making the following inquiries: under the superiority of our methods of realm rules over territories belonging by The deepest sea sounding ever made was

 's. a I.-Who is most frequently spoken of by cultivation and transportation for some tradition to St. Peter's chair. Therefore it in the Pacific Ocean in 1874, near the en- jjGPOWDER :

 ; Republicans in your vicinity as their first years and is making heroic efforts to get seems that the French Government must
 Sea. The
 trance to Behring's depth was
 ''1 -choice for Presidential candidate in 1884? back the trade she has lost and it is possiblemay
 i+,.1 II.-What other names are mentioned? succeed to some extent. The problem I have been ingeniously perverse or curiously 4,655 fathoms, and the cast was made from

 III.-Who is most frequently mentionedby therefore, resolves itself into one of compar- infelicitous when on the morrow of an estrangement the United States schoolship Tuscarora. The

 Democrats in neighborhood as their ative expense. We have the wheat to spare from Italy they find themselves shallowest water in the middle of the At-
 .first choice for Presidential candidate in and Europe wants it. The price at whichwe with the
 engaged in a quarrel Pope. By
 shall be compelled to sell it will depend lantic, 731 fathoms, shows the existence of
 18S4?
 a' IV.-What other names are mentioned, on how cheaply Russia and India can supplythe I. their raid on Tunis they drove King Hum- submarine mountains 10,556 feet high.

 European demand.-Philadelphia Times.A bert to seek an alliance at Berlin ; and now
 in about what order, as indicating their In the savings bank which was foundedin Pure.
 popularity? the Vatican, reconciled with Germany,
 ar the Eastern Penitentiary of Pennsylvania -
 VISIT TO EAST FLORIDA.
 : ; Replies were received from nearly all of launches the lambent lightning of a pater-
 We made a brief visit to East Florida last one year ago, with a view of encourag- POWDER never varies. A marvel
 the addressed, and the Times tabulates nal remonstrance on a Republic which THIS and wholesomeness.More .
 ., persons
 A week, and came in contact with the most : ing industry among the inmates by giving purity,strength
 '. the replies as follows : wonderful boom that is making seems able to keep no friends.A economical than the ordinary kinds,
 every-j
 them of their earnings and depositing -
 For Blaine-Southern States 20, Northernand body healthy and wealthy, and are now fresh attack on religion has been made a percentage and cannot be sold in competition with the
 i, it in the bank, there is about $9,000to multitude of low test short weight, alum or
 ,
 determined than ever to have a new
 Western States 83, 103 in all, fourfifthsof more by the Radical Municipal Council of Paris.
 hotel and additional railroad facilities for I their credit already. Since the bank has phosphate powders. Sold only in cans.
 which are at the North. Arthur 31 from Monticello. It is astonishing what wonders That body has the control of the great hos- ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
 e been started the convicts have earned by
 the South, 33 from the North and West, 63 energy and enterprise have accomplishedfor pitals of the metropolis, and has for some 38 106 Wall Street New York.
 overwork about and have sent
 in all. Edmunds 11 from the South! 46 the towns andcountry through which the years struck out from its budgets the sala- $25,000, over
 I Transit Railroad What $12,000 to their families.
 from the North and East, 57 in all. passes. were water- ries of the, chaplains. On former occasionsthe B. NOYES,
 tanks stations only a few years ago, are now A
 The Times deduces the conclusion that flourishing towns and villages have been Prefect of the Seine has ordered the re- Miles of spruce forest in Maine are dead. (Successor to W. A. SANBOEN),

 Blaine is a first choice of Republicans in the converted into cities. Five years ago): Starke, insertion, of the item, but this year he has Lumbermen are not agreed as to the cause. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

 North and West, and Arthur in the South, in Bradford county, was a village of less assented to the abolition. From Sunday About eight years ago the heavy autumn
 than four hundred inhabitants, and now it GROCERIES PROVISIONS, SHIP STORES,
 rain loosened the earth and that was followed ,
 s' with. Edmunds as an alternative choice. has a population of 1,500 and upwards of next, therefore, the hospital chapels will be ,
 ,
 On the Democratic side Tilden is first twenty new buildings are in the course of closed, there will be no resident chaplain, by terrible gales and a severe winter. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS HAY, GRAIN,

 ,choice by 30 in the Southern States and 90 erection. Gainesville has grown with light- and no priest will be allowed enter ex- The theory, however, generally accepted by Corner of Second and Centre Streets, near

 in the Northern States, Pennsylvania and ning rapidity, and now puts on city airs. cept at the express request, repeated each the best judges is that the trees die from Steamboat Landing,
 She has a population of fully 5,000 souls, old The is in sections FERNANDINA FLORIDA.
 New York giving 29 of the 90, or about one- with monster store-houses, palatial resi- time, of one of the sufferers. "Thus the age. decay mainly ,

 the dences street chartered the Archbishop in which have not been cut over. The age of Owner and Agent for Schooner Silas C.
 third. McDonald is first choice of 36 in a railway a systemof hospital patient, says

 South and 36 at the North, having 72i in telephones, a fire department, hotels, a his remonstrance, separated from familyand the spruce is from sixty to ninety years.A Evans. Special rates for Merchandise in
 suburban resorts and large quantities.
 'r all. Bayard has 12 in the South and 19 in daily hundreds newspaper of live,, progressive enterprising, friends, left to himself, will be deprivedof Havana dispatch, dated Monday, July Agent for Hazard Manufacturing Company -

 the North. Hancock has 20, of which 13 citizens, who are not afraid to invest their all counsel and of all succor; he will 23, says : General E. O. C. Ord, of the 's CHAMPION BARBED WIRE the

 y are from Massachusetts. dollars for the public good. Lawtey, Waldo have no means to prepare himself for death, United States Army who took passage on best in the world.

 The Times goes on to say there is no reasonable and" all the" towns along the Transit are on no resource to reconcile himself to his God:' the steamer City of Washington at Vera Cruz Agent for B.F. AVERY'S CELEBRATED
 a boom, and we want one for this county PLOWS
 doubt to be entertained at present and town-and must have it.-]lfontictiUo It is not necessary to share the Roman for New York and was taken with yellow Local Agent for BANK OF JACKSON

 that the 306 votes of the old slave-holding I Constitution. I Catholic belief as to the need or extreme fever, compelling his removal to the shore VILLE. 33


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