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az q summer resort. On .he right, az you enter
the door. is the morning reception room or library
looking, when saw II, extremely cheerful, with
bright fire tnrowing its ruddy light the floor ol
polished n,aid wood. The windows were shaded
with light muslin curtains. and some few articles
OF furniture we're scattered careessly around the
room, giving at air of perfect comfort which
none hut woman's hand can direct. On the oppo
site side OF the hall Is the parlor, long room that
struck me at once as the coolest looking summer
room l had ever been In. In heu OF
carpeting, the door was covered with mat
ting and the windows hung with white muslin
curtains, eacn ornamented with an insertion
Of wide blue rlboon near the edge. Tue chairs ana
lounges. made OF cane IN cottage shape. and each
Dordered with bands OF narrow blue ribbon run
through the diamond-shaped lattice work. were
quite In Keeping with their surroundings. Under
an alcove IN the western side OF the room wers
three elegant pieces OF statuary, aud small cot
tage piano stood open to the right, with copy oi
''Ihe brdge' on the rack just as It mad been lett
by the brlde-elect who is q song bird or great
talent. This alcove Will he archcd with Mowers on
the day OF the ceremony and the nuptlal
Knot will be tied beneath that fragrant can.
opy. Mr. Honores house and grounds are
within three or four blocks OF South Park
handsome public resort, containing between
four and i've hundred acres or land, tasteuily laid
out In gardens drives and walks 1t also only
short distance from Lincoln Park, very fayos
lite resort Oh the shores of the lake.
THE CEREMONY
Is be performed by the Rev. Isaac Ewett thrSe
p. N. on Tuesday afternoon, and the reception WIN
follow from fo1r to six +. NJ. The following u hsi
Of the bridesmaids and groomsmen:-
BRIDESMAIDS.
Miss Mary Hall, chicago.
Miss Lucia Houston, Louisville.
Miss Irene Rucker, Chicago.
Miss Mary Dunlevy, Chicago.
GROOMSMEN.
Mr.. Ulysses 5. Grant. Jr., Washington.
Mr.. Adrian T. HOnOre, Chicago.
Lieutenant Larned, West Point.
General q. A. Forsyth, U. =. A.
THE BRIDES TRoussEAU
will be, II report be true. very elegant. porsieo
OF II is being made here; some half dozen dresses
are being made IN New York, and two or thres
dresses came from Paris. II is impossible to oh.
tain view OF this iairy wardrobe. as the failure
Mrs. Frederick Gran: has no personal an xety thas
the public should be thoroughly acquainted with
every dress she intends to wear during the next
twelve months. The BRIDES dress IS being made
In this city, but Will be covered by \ handsome
lace overdress imported by Mrs. Potter Palmer
IRON Brussels and presented TO ner sister.
President Grant and Mrs. Grant will arrive IN
Chicago on the 18th, and win be present at the
wedding.
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COURT CALENDARS-THI5 DAY

SUPREME CouaT-CHAABERs.-rnird Monday mo.
Davis, Daniels and Lawrence.-Nos. 1875. 159 l99
2o0, 205 ZO4 206 90 81, 52 164, 206 POT, 23 co. o.
is as i1S lss % Y q a. s. s.1 = ;ao g.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2-Held by Judge
sseS T. lSis 2sAS eSs 1910, 1872 1902 74s $685.
2o7o zo1Z 25I 2676 257s, 25S6, 25SS, 259O. Part 81
aed Sy uGe NC. l99 1852 1s 55. 1897
1881 1885, 1886. 1889. 1885, 1897 i00s 2OO 2Oo5 200S
SUPERIOR CouRr-rRrAI TRRn-part 1.-Nos. 500.
7o7 SSs, 6Sa eoe 72 l247 76l 1871 2el e27 2s7 545,
6sl. sos. III. 555h. Part 2-Hed by Judge Sedg.
wick-Case on.-NO. $685.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIrY TERM-Held by Judge
Larremore-Case on-No q.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TRRM-Part Held by
Judge Loew.Case on.--No. l77s. Tne above case
WIZ occupy the balance OF the term. Part 2-Held
by !uage Daly..Nos. has 1918. ll6s, ll76. 2l37.
is M is is a ia sss sc,sl ss sss 1882 il'i l'a 1872
MARiNE CouRT-TkIAL TERM-Part Held by
jnage "a AiKsr.Nos LEI. a. 20 10 l2s $685. 1898, 1922
by Judge Joacnimsen. 27S, e6S, 1lO4 1885, 81,
37s asl, is2 l2o3 sel. 28i 27s, 526 49, 1885, 4l3.
s!o $685. s7s4. 4Se $685. ess, 1918, iol ioss ssl ss
CovRr or OF OYER AND TEaMIsER--Held BY Judge
Brady.-Ine People vs.. William Hughes violation
OF laws regulating sailor boarding houses.
,, COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
slaughter; Same VS.. Timothy Ganey. robbery;
Same vs.. Gustavus s. Roo, ielonious assault and
battery; Same vs. John Cairnes, burglary; Same
Rice, burglary; same vs.. William Williams. bur.
glary same vs.. Jacob smith, grand larce ny Same
vs.: marx Rooney, grand larceny; Same vs. Jonn
O'Brien, grand larceny; Same VS.. James Reilly.
larceny rom the person Same VS.. M. Meehan, lar
ceny from the person Same vs.. william Orr, lar.
ceny from the person same vs.. Philip y. Scnwarz,
larceny from the person.; Same VS. Thomas Dono.
van. larceny from the person; same vs.. Catharine
Low ana Emma Wilson, larceny ron the person; T;
same VS.. george Hill, larceny from the person:
same W.. yohn Callahan, larceny from the person !;
same vs. David kernan. larceny from the person
Margaret Yaeger, abduction.
BROOKLYN COURT OALENDARS-THIS DAY.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 45, so. 81, 1875 70, las, 15l.
sS ao7' lS7; ni, i59. leo 81. SO, 13l, a. III, 81.
tirY ,CouRr.- SS II, 81. ST. iss 49, iio. i ,se, o.
ls9 ,ee q, "a 2so ia 1t4, le7, 10 .I7S, 80 s7,
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MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE
An Entire Family Poisoned at c.
h0ea. N. Y.

hOes, N. Y.
TROY. N. T., Oct. IL, 1874
Yesterday the family OF Thomas Quinlan, o1
Cohoes. after eating breakfast, were suddenly
attacked with symptoms OF poisoning Mrs. GUM
Ian and her three children all suffered. vomiting
and purging as If they had taken soms
irritant poison In large doses. 4
physician was summoned and the mother and two
OF the children were speedily relieved, but James,
q lad OF nine years, remains III precarlOus cOndl.
ton. Inc facts were made pubic to-day by an
investigation as to the cause OF the sudden pros
tration OF the family, but the matter rematna
MYSTERY.
Mrs. Qunan asserts that they parto0k OF noths
ing but bread ana butter Tor breakfast, both Of
which were purchased IN Cohoes from reputable
tradesmen, aud 1t Is almost o certainty that they
were not the cause OF the poisoning, although
there Is bare possibility tnat alter the purchase
OF the food some one may have tampered with It.
A determln ell effort Is being made to fathom tho
mystery. Hopes are expressed that the life OF the
lad Still acutely suffering may be saved
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY,

The following record will show the changes -
the temperature for the past twenty four hourA
In comparison with the corresponding day q lass
year, as indicated by the thermometer as Huonuvb
pharmacy. HERALD Buliding:- -. ,...
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BROOKLYN COURT OALENDARs-THIs DAY.

cIRcuIr CoURr..Nos. 4S, so. 81, 1875 10, las, 1s4.
rs u. 81, ss, o. 7s, 81, 1ol, lo5. 1888, 1866.
CiTr CovRT;-Nos. os.. u, 81, ls2, lilo, lse, o.
~ ~ ~ II m = a. 2So; p ~ L 1t4 ie7 !7o a7s, SO o.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..

BOTTOM Mass, Oct. l8 1874.
Henry L. Pierce has written letter accepting
the republican nomination for the Third Congress
stonl DIST let.
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0Onr ybdSS 1tisda; DR..
= fAss tzpisk eis w.s
to proas@sisnal dk1einctlos Y the
iupottant hra,ssh ofss1s ON
Thursday, Of last week. o. Saiow.
tosfpsmsn. Mr.. b. Q. 0odxh, had
the thisfortune e sh06t hsnseh
through tho 6eshy paFt Of ifs lett
Lag HIS Hrst call for = paysician
vas .answ cred by young Dr.. Cal.
LowAY-who il ever prompt to re-
ssDoull TO the calls Of his patients:
On eutsring thu. house he fosnd Mrs.
Cough much excited and addressed
on account Of her husband'1 acci.
dent. but in 8 few minutes, by the
skillful ass OF the kaife, the ball
was removed and Mr.. @. relieved.
since which, We arc glad TO state,
he ts doing we'll. On the afternoon
Of Tuesday Last, Stephen Galloway.
|fco,ored,> was foolish enough to
jump from a moving train, thereby
losing much blood, besides spotffng
the beauty of his counte6ance.
Suffering great pain, he wade quick
:ime for DR.. GALLoEAY's Office.
whore b. found Dr.. WILL, who set
to- sewing aud pasehi"g in good
earnest, and ipl an almost incredible
space Of tine, Stephen was out
u,,on the streets again, e wiser, II
mt a better looking man. Succ~ss
To- our young freud. We always
|, thought.ths man who was not
afraid of smallpox might be trusted
with almost any other job.
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The Rush to Kansas and Colorado

sas and Colorado will be greater than ever
in 1874. The shortest way to reach the Tar
West IL through st. Louie thegreat Missis-
sippi Valley City, of Over $50 900 ihhabi-
talits, and thence west over the st. Louis,
Kaus,,s CITY and Northern Short Line, which
reaches ali the great land grants in the
West, and runs ak fast express trains, two
more than any otheT road, between the Mis-
sjssippi and Missouri rivers. This road, In
the ESst two years, has expended over two
Mil: an dollars, besides earnings In extraor-
dIusry improvements of roadway, in relay
| ing it's line with the best quality of new
steel and iron rails, on broad rev ties, and
ian passenger equipment, having substituted
for ordinary cars new reclining chair coach,
las with every appliance for comfort aAs.i
,tsaesty, being elegantiy atssd with dzessi..a
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Mt. A. Albert ths new photos
vu,1rrapher, IL truly q skillfal and gift
I'd artist. A photograph by him, Of
our distinguished fellOw-townsman,
Judge j. A. +. Campbeli, Is done
i'm the most perfect style known to
the profession, and it's exhibition at
his gallery is the bert advertisement
therefor We can conceive OF. de
has photographed the court house
and grounds, and his copy Of our
magnificent county temple 10 ehe
best We have ever seen.
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pERsoNAL.-Mr. Harry =. Bos-
worth, weIi.known to the neWspa per
fraternity of this State, having been
for a long time one of the editors
of the Holly Springs Reporter lett
by the steamer Julia last evening
for st. Louis, where he will i'm future
reside. MIR. Bosworth has been f"r
a vear or so a most worthy mtmber
of the Typographical corps OF TINS
city, and only delayed bis departrre
until he had cast his vote for the
Peoples ticket. Success TO nl"'--
Vicksbmrg Herald.
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Two summers previous to this +,
we have attended tournaments Civ
EN- Nv the Wales Club, Of north
Madison, and last summer one by
this Pearl River Club, at all OF
whieh-we enjoyed ourself hugely.
Why no tournaments this years
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We regret TO learn of the acct
dent to our friend Tom. Sewers
little boy. "Jack." While driving
the COWS, Wednesday evening, last,
his saddle turned, and falling ne
broke his arm. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
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NOTICE.
-
srsez-usl,Es. si1rss L,s.A.r.

The uudardgned Board OF Trus-
,evv II CensOu Library, have cOn-
.eutesI 10 piscu III the hands OF the
s.auton LatersSy Asatsciation,the
.tr,Ok. cssse and remaining vOlumes
vt sxid Library, and Earnestly re-
quest all parties holding the vol
nm~s to deliver them to the CON-
,alttee from tue Association.
The young men will take excel
lent care of the books, aud ought
to be encouraged.
A. NJ. GuRLEY,
j. w. YEARGAIN,
w. B. ALswORTH.
Trustees.
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Mr.. Robt. Harper, at his candy
mandatory, has on haHd-a fnll
supply of the purest and fres nest
CANDY ever sold in Canton. we
know whereof we speak. Give hi"
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We learn from the Vicksburg
Hsrald of the sinking of the steam,
oer Henry Ames, at Waterproof, Lag
on Friday last, aud the drowning
of two women aud two children
passengers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-15

The snyopslsed report OF the lee
ture on imfaliibilry, by Bishop Eli
der, will be found in our columns
this morning. as promised III ou'
last.
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railroad Schedules.

Tr.iue on New Orleans, 81. LOUIS
= chicago Il. CR. will run as tollows
until further notice, Going soa'h.
man train leaves CantoM $50 p. N.
Kxpressy 1l:45 q. as- NeFshy.na4
$50 .. M; express 6:45 =. m.
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COAA,-W. IL. ALSWORTH
il prepared % furnish. CantOh and
vicinity with Coal, in any quantity.
Jui25tf
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ADVERTIsElfENTs.
-s,.--..-----

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Per
.unsi Tax ASSESSMENT Roll, for the
YEA. 1874, Of Madiaon county, II now ON flo
q the Chancery Clerk's Office, 1T Canton,
Mississippi, subject to inspection:
C1ssk Of tAe Board II Sspeyvteogs.
By II. r. O. BEMMxIa, d. e jull7tS
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Mr.. Leonard. SchmAdfe1.
Has th4 Self. Sealing Cans f''r $l.5O
per dozen Also full supply
glass Jars and preserving kettles.
June2O.tf.
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High wind aud heavy showers
70, q few minutes Thurssisy even
ing. An acceptable, but aeetine
blessing.
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The American Sardine Ct1s Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and
less than half,@the cost of imported
Sar.lines. Feb21 l..
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Old and defaced pictures copied
restored aud enlarged at ALBERT 3
Gallery.
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POST I FFICE HOURS
PosT-OFFIcE,

=. CANTON3 MkSo.y
July Lat, 1873.
OrrrCn OPEN for the delivery Of
letAets from 8.3O-A.M. to 6:3o P. M
SuHDkYs, fiom II NJ. to l P. N:
MONEY! ORDERS issued aud PAID,
and, letters registered from "a. N.
= M Il close aaiyat P. N.
HkNRY r. SMITH. +. Nd.
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Fair Warning.

Parties indebted TO rs MUST PAY
UP or pay costs. Further lndul
gence we cannot allow.
CAssELL - BAUGHN.
Feb. 10, 1873.
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No dogs killed this week. ana
Leuna,d and Thigpen look discon'
>soiate. for, verify, ID not o helio's
occupation gomez
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Bird Cages OF every size an'
description, for sale by
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Turner Graves sells ice cheap.

Coldes. Lager town. the N'a Pius Ultra u LeTs'.
Coolest Lager in town. the Non illus Ultra, Of Lsra
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canton Fire csnpsHy.

LExtraefs from the Constitution.
-ARr.VfH eSi-FAe mestiag: o. the n .s.
partment Fos geaesai business ansh % on .Se
~ Fridnv n1ebe Of each and every month
hcar, 81 meeting from. 18th Of March 70 ssptsm
~ iSth. Ell o clock and from oeptember latn %
March 18th. q o'c'ock.
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~A. Albert, the French photo
erapher, takes the best picea res
ever taken In Canton.
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~ Handsome chamber seffs, of
excellent make and finish, can be
bought from four to eight dollars by
application to L. SCHNEIDER.
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At regular nesting Of EvergIeea L1dge'
No. a9, 10. O F. held June 1osn a. .e H.,
ensuing term {: ;,-+
HENRY LORD, v. F.,
w. B. AIswoRTH, Secretary,
C. C. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
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Masonic.

Masonic.
CANTON LODGE No. %, a. F. u
A.. M. Officer. elected for the fol
lowing Masonic year.
%. CAasELL. VIZ
MILLS. 9 W
HoLA.s w
DR. Simc
L SonnElpEs. D
AWsS4Axro TT easurer
Lux " SIXTH. Secretary
Gsokas ERsEsF,
Stated meetings, third Monday OF
each month.
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L-ssrln ,e. The Mon t,l.,.' ., H-"FA''
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XSsap4f or SrtiSls u UefsIAn Knifs:
Shar6nsf IL .s.le BY

caaaesa Iaessh y, ~ Nea t1ns ueesr =
.E0R SAFE CHEAP fer CASH.
a very. desirable bnilditlg lot il
the City Of CAnton, oti Academy
street, opposite tho Femsle lnsti
.tute. lOOxl0O feet. For terms 9p.
IpIy on the premises Or at this OF;
floe. my 0tf./
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Colder, Lager in town che Non Pin. Ultra, a. L.er,s.
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Ask T. G. if his ice ia cold.

CODES. Lager in town. the Noa Plas Ul.rs. e. LIE.
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We are authorized to announce I. L. BIN
GIEToN, Esq, as o candidate for Mayor OF
the city of Canton.
We are authorized to announce Z. w.
PRATT, ESQ.,, as q candidate for Mayor OF
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NOTICE,

All persons having business with
tive County Treasurer, will please
cnH on r. j. Ross, at the Court
House, in the absence Of
T. j. BOYD.
Co. Treasurer.
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For Mayor.

We are authorized to announce CAPT
i. A, TURK rs candidate for the office vi
Mayor of the City of Canton. Election
November I'd. 70.
We are authorized to announce X. ID;
HOFFMAN as q candidate Tor mayor Oh
Canton. Election Nov. Sd. 70.
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NO. 49,.

The London daily Netrs states that tho
project Of marriage between Princess
Thyra, Of Denmark, and the Crown
Prince of Hanover, has been abandoned.
A Times correspondent at Bombay tele-
graphs that it is estimated that 1000 per-
sons were killed in the town and district
of Miduapore during the recent cyclone.
Harry Chrisman, of London, Ohio, at
tempted to get in a moving train at Cor
win Station, on the Little Miami Rail-
road, Saturday, and falling under the
train, had leg cut off. He was taken
home in precarious condision.
Prince Jerome Napoleon has issued
political programme in the form of a let
ter, condemning the reactionary and
clerical policy Of the lmperialist party.
Right Hon. Hugh Childers, Member
of Parliament, sailed for New York from
London Saturday, in the steamer Aby-
sinia.
The Supreme Tribunal has confirmed
the decision of the lower court rejecting
Count Won Arnim's appeal for release.
Prince Hohenlohe has gone to Worse 10
see Bismarck
Austria, Germany and Russia, have
presented joint request to the Porte for
permission to conclude commercial treat
les directly with Roumania. The Porte
refuses leasing his right 10 do SO on the
treaty Of Paris.
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Registration in New York closed on
Saturday. The total with Is election
districts massing, is liG,07i.
On account off dense fog, the eclipse
could not be seen in Washington.
Special shipments to Europe Saturday,
S20G. 800. in silver barr.
Within day or two suits have been
brought against the smaller shoe manu-
facturers in Cochituatc, Massachus"tt.s,
and vicinity for alleged violations Of the
Gallahue patent, and the establishment.
closed throwing the workmen ont Of
employment and delaying the filling Of
orders. As fast a. the manufacturers OBJ
tain bail they resume business.
/ A dispatch from Paris says the Legiti-
Inists arc urging Count de ChambOtd to
return TO France.
4 lad hunting Friday, in the woods at
I>ecOmnster, Massachusetts,, found "A tin
/ box containing envelopes each marked
with the amount contained and which
had been deposited in the Milford bank.
One envelope j. marked seven hundred
dollars Of Cincinnati bonds. Near the
trunk Of a tree were found overhsuls,
q jacket, dark lantern and n mask.
4 dispatch from Tifes, Russia, brings
intelligence II the FIRE in the business
portion Of that city. At the time the
telegram wa. sent the theatre had been
burned and upwards Of one hundred
.,ore-, and the FIRE was still raging.
( Some members Of the Mutual life In
.urance Company Of BOstOn have APP
pcaled ~ the Insurance COmmissioner'
10 examine into the condition Of the
company, claiming that irregularities
exist.
A dppatch from Berlin says that the
Judge entrusted with the preliminary
/ inquiry into the case of Arnim, j, er-
pectAd On Monday from Paris, where he
ma. bsen collecting evidence
The taking Of the testimony Of Prince
HohiuIohe the German Ambassador a:
( Paris. and Prince Bismarck only re
mains 20 complete the preliminary In
I quiries.
/ Secretary Bristow telegraPbel 10 eI-
/ Governor Pease, of TeIas, rendering him
I the Office Of Collector at Galveston.
( The Postmuter-G.nerAl has telegraph
/ ed To Mr.. Sabins, at Galveston, prosering
him the appointment Of postmaster a'
that place.
Marcus s. Hooke, son Of Judge z. VI
Hooke, Of Chattanooga, Tennessee, sui.
cided Yesterday morning bytaking chlor.
afOrm. The cause vas unrequitsd love
! The Paris Pres publishes an article q
se-ni-oftieial character which j. supposed
70 foreshsdow the Duke de Broglie re.
turn 20 the cabinet.
/ A Especial dispatch from Madrid 70 the
Standard reports that Admiral Topet'
had an attsck of spoplery on Friday
but is recovering.
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Heavy Contribution 70 be Collected
for the Campaign.

HAvAyA. October 22.-The Diari9 says:
There Is 10 otruth in the report which has
been circulated that Captain General
Cyncha wi.l not enforce the decree Of
July lUth. establishing n contribution II
Eve Per cent on capital. The story has
been put in circulation for the purpose Of
raising the premium on gold, ss we'll as
20 injurc the credit Of the government.
Superior authority never recedes, no
matter what may be the nature Of the
opposition which il meets. 1t has been
decided 70 enforce this decree with the Ut
most rigor, ia order to prevent the psrali-
zaiiOn ofthe government and TO bring into
the treasury the amount inPerAtiyely de-
manded for the peremptory necessitie,
Of the campaign COncha hAs accepted
the accounts furnished by the tax payer.
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NINETY Democratic and Conservative
o.r,ha,t, Of Shreport, Louisiana, are
,,irg arrested because they gave notice
TIA, they would employ no clerk who
,...d the Radical ticket. The plea for
their arrest is. that they are guilty of II
,;oI,,ion of the enforcement act in that
they attempt to intimidate voters.
Vow. il is "A well known fact that the
p,r,idpntdistributcd his patronage among
l;Irolitical friends. Its well known fact
.l,, there i not custom house, post
..a.c nor other establishment directed by
.,.. Government. that does not make
political opinion the basis Of employment,
/, +. = well known fact, that not II single
,,aplovrr Of any Department in Wash
;rrtnp would he tolerated for Il moment,
f., n. did not stand committed L. vote the
Radical ticket. and support the Admins
;-a,ion. Now. If these Shreveport mcr-
chant, are liable TO arrest, why are there
on, issued warrants of arrest against eve
ry officer Of thu present Administration,
c,r violation of the enforcement act? ats
, nnnr rule that will not work both ways. '