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FLoRGDA.-We had the pleasure OF an interview
on Thursday with gentleman on his way to the upper
part OF this State after extensive exploration of the
interior OF Florida He represents the settlements
being in most prosperous condition. Emigrants are
iockng into the State in great numbers and exploring
parties may be met every day in search of lands and
localities Our informant made purchases in the vicinity
OF Fort King and contemplates entering at upon
the work of Improvement. He had with him spec-
men OF cotton stalk. the growth of 1915 which mea
sured about inches IN circumference the 1t
had been topped the hight of about II feet and
well proportioned Our informant stated that he was
assured by the gentleman whose land i, grown
that mad actually matured 1881 oos OF
extraordinary production we confess. lSav. Repub.