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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-05

Judge p W. White has gone to South Flor
ida.
Miss D. P. Darlington left for Washington
City u few days ago.
Mr.. W. N Shine and Mrs 8. Shine left for
North Carolina yesterday.
Mr.. A. Cohen, OF the firm of Nathan & CO.
hen, left for New York on Friday.
-Messra G. w. Saxon, l. N. Cohen and Ju-
illus damon have returned from New York
Miss Maggie c. Williams, who went North
early 10 July to christen the new steamship Tai
L0hGssee, returned home last Thursday, after
spending few weeks at Saratoga
Captain H. 8. Duval, State Engineer, was in
the city last Thursday. He has recently in
sprcted the western division of the Pensacola
and Atlantic Railro- ID. and pronounces it one OF
the besl built roads in the South.
Mr. w. o. Ames had his foot badly sprained
while jumping from the platform of car al the
Florida Central and Western depot Wednesday
night We hope that be will NOT experience any
proiracted trouble from the accident, and that he
will have fully recovered within, at most, twelve
days Jaeksonoizs Union, Sept lst
We chronicle the following arrivals from
81. Teresa for the week Rev. Fl. H. Kennedy,
Capt G. A. Bryan and wife, Mrs. NJ. H. Myers
and daughter, Mrs. NJ J. Mcmahon and daugh-
ter, Miss Rubie Bernard, Mr.. G. Hal Dickinson
and family. and MessrA A. Hopkins. G. A.
Beard. John A. Pearce and T. B. Byrd
Judge James T. Magbee. editor of the
lamps Tribune, accompanied by his family, ar
rived 81 the Capital last Saturday. The Judge
IL . delegate from HillsboI ough county 10 the
Republican Congressional convention, which
meets ~ Quincy to-day, and Is instructed to sup
port true National Republican as candidate for
Con1reaa from ihis diatrict
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
the past week:
John A Hunter. TO be Notary Public 10 and
for the county Of Sumter
g. ii. johnson. to be County Surveyor in and
for the county of Manatee.
NJ S. Thimon. TO be Notary Public 10 and for
the c0uniy of Monroe
VIM L. Sims. 10 be County Surveyor in and
for The county Of Alachua
John Raymond, to be Notary Public in and
for fernando county.
W. A Page, TO be Justice Of the Peace in and
Eur the county Of Putnam.
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Are made thus: Nix Together By sitting four
ounces Of -four, half fsasposnlal Of baking
powder, and Q small pinch Of salt; beat up the
yolks Of four eggs. aod add % fAsm six OUNCES
Of powdered sugar. Beat up he whites Of four
eggs and add them. toeeiher with the Aour. me-
pared - above. 10 ths yolln alow6, q table
spoonful Il Tina Put s1ssf a wsn- battered
paper inso eskins-pas. drsp De mixtnrs u 70
70 IN smali Oo'oog oFms. Me lsaye aaesss. and
bake ill Of light brown h . entck Oven.
Crate up two ounces q eAosehe ed 70 q
doubas tie qusDtity d powdsssa sevA. neisssa
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cakes. which stick saesthw swo - two; shsa
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Latest and N0bby styles
In Fall Hats, in Red, White, Blue and Mixed
COlors, at [2OJ D. B. MEsINNIss JR'A
Owarau.Ine Easahaa.neA.

AT n meeting of the City Board Of Health. held
yesterday, Captain A. Moseley Wss appointed an
officer of the Board to carry out its instructions
with reference to quarantine regulations, &c.
He at once summoned posse, and, accompanied
by Dr. A L. Randolph, who at the same meet
ing was appointed port physician Of 81 Aarka.
proceeded TO that place for the purpose OF CO
operating with the authorities of Wakulla county
in establishing aud enforcing rigid quarantine
at that port,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-05

The valuable preparations of the celebrated
DR.. Acker, SO favorably known throughout Eu-
rope, have lately been introduced among our
people DR.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets win he
hxiled with JOY by all who are distressed with
disorders Of the stomach and liver. for which
they are sure preventative and cure They are
very pleasant, and sold in elegant boxes at Is
and so cents, by W. A Rawls Teow
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Bow saALLl WE PREaBHvR HER HEALrH AND
BEAUTY.

WOW SHALL We PR8ABHv1 HEN HEALTH AND
D9AUTY. ~
One Who has long Investigated this subject
dives the result, and 3 happy 70 cay It b found
II r. Womaa's Best Rriend.0 II b adapted e.
peciAIly 70 that great centnl, allconiroIling or
m. he womb, correcting Ils disorden and
cnFing any inegulariky Of the @naenses" OF
: eoumes" Dr. ]. Bfsd6eld's Female Regula-
sof acls IKE CHARM In whites. and in sudden
e. eradsal cheching, o. In entire si0ppage o,
maaihly cDuEses,v bon cold, mental troubled
o. NE csnses, By restoring The nstnFsl discharge
q every instances In ekFonic cases, 90 often
resnlline 10 nlcesation, hlling II the womb. its
aetien & psompt and decisive, saving The con-
sllinfiDa Gum sumhsrleas evils and premature
decay. sfss
Rsspassd ~ n: J. Dradaeld, Atlanta, Ca
Encei TIL "a, % esnts; large aizA e1.60.-
~ ne by Al druesisiA +
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AuausrA. ca. Feb. q ISIS.

Ma w. a. BARNETT. Augusta, Ga:
Dear 6ir-It gives me great pleasure to testify
a. 70 the merits Of your justly celebrated GIL
DKR6 FILLS. They have done more for me
thas any Other medicine have ever taken.
have tied. without success the medicinal Vir-
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relieve and cnFe me ~ GILDER6 FILLS have
done ] enthusiastically pr0nounce them the
bsst VEGETABLE LIVER PILL ever made
Very respectfully, W. d. iRAMsEY.
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Most eminent physicians give testimony has
TIE best safest aud mildest remedy for al forms
Of blood-poisouiDg, whether inherited Or Goa
tracied. b Aekefs Blood ERxir. which gives
TONE and Vitality 70 the system, throwing Cd all
evils-semoving pimples. scrofala, rheumatism.
etc. Sold by W. A. Rawls Ieow
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I'll caa marry any girl please" he said
with sslEsAtisded-if-y ou-loved.a -girl-would-
ysu-marry her expression upon his languid face
No doubt" abe responded, but what girl dc
you pleased" They don't speak now.
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Many lose their beauty from the hair falling
or fading. Psrkel's Hair BAlsam supplies nee
essary nourishment. prevents falling and gray
neas and 10 an elegant dressing.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-05

And rapidly advancing, subject to a change
without notice. By the box only-FAt Backs,
143c.; Bellies, 14}c, freight added, 80 cents per
100 pounds on gross weight.
16-u Y A. LEVY
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MAYORS OFFICE,

LEEsBURG, Va, April 10, 1879.
Messrs HUtcjtisOH d Bro Il affords me pleas
ure TO testify TO the great Cartues of your Neu-
ragine," for the cure of neuralgia and sick head
ache. 1t Is the best remedy tor these m,st dis
tressing complaints have ever used 1t should
be IN every family in the country
Yours truly,
GEO X HEAD,
Mayor of Leesburg, Va.
HUTCHIsoN & Bro, Proprielors, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by all druggists. TT
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Hiram Sibley & Co. in submitting their Gaia
logue Of Vegetable and Flower Seed, say: at
is only necessary 10 state that our stock has been
selected with the greatest care. Our seeds are
neU and freak and Of tho best quality having been
raised by ourselves, and by responsible growers,
in whom we have perfect confidence. We test
all of our seeds, that nothing may be sent out
but what We k'aOsO will germinate and prove true
TO name. Aware of the great importance to the
gardener Of having such seeds as can be relied
upon, no pains have been spared 10 select such
only as win give perfect satisfaction"
These seeds are sold only at Elliol's City Drug
Store. 10
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At meeting Of the Board Of Health Of the city
OF Tallahassee. held September 4h. 1854. Dr.. A
L Randolph was appointed port pAysicias a
the port OF 81. Marks.
By order Of The Board.
A. l. RAEDoIPn. n. d.. Secretary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-05

The delicate, fowery and lasting fragrance Of
Floreston Cologne explain why it is such ia
vosite with the ladies.
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M ALTON
By TIE GOVERNOR.
$1,000 REWARD.

WHEREAS Il has come to my knowledge that
wv Charles Savage and Howard Z. James were
taken from the authorities Of the State In the county
Of Madison on the 18th day Of August, 1882, and
brutally murdered;
Aad, wAersas, Such unWarranted acts OF violence
are contrary to the genius OF our institutions and
subversive of all Law and good government;
AID, whereas, The only means of indicating the
supremacy Of the law, and securing proper 0bedi-
ence TO the same is 10 the prompt arrest and pun
ishment Of the perpetrators Of such crimes:
Nog, Ueref0ve, ], WILLIAM ID. BLoxHAM, Gov.
ernor Of the State Of Florida, do issue this, my
proclamation, and offer = reward Of FIVE THOU.
BAND DOLLARS for the apprehension and delv-
cry to the Sheriff Of Madison county Aforesaid the
pesons, or any Of them, who murdered the said
Savage and James, the same to Be paid upon the
conviction OF such persons, or any OF them. And
do earnestly call upon the officers and al good
citizens Of this State, and especially those Of the
county Of Madison % use the utmost vigilance for
detecting and arresting the perpetrators Of thIs
crime, and thus aid In that vigorous enforcement
OF the hws always essential % the peace and pros
perity Of the Commonwealth.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereto oct
my hand and eaused the Great Seal Of
IL 81 the State 70 be adlxed, ut Tallahassee
nfss : this. the 20th Day Of August, A. d. lisa
8 SssE3se WILLIAM d. BLOXHAM.
By the Governor. Governor.
Attest: JHo L. CRAwyoRD,
sssHk Secretary Of State
August %, les0-lw
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-05

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Sept. s, 1881
PRIcK-Low MfDDLINo.
METEOROLOGICAL.

R.e,rf Of Temperature at 7dAdAGssee Florida,
for the past geek.
,oh.eryations taken by W. A. RAwLs, Druggist and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-05

Rubber Beltings, all widths, at
1872 B. A. MEGINNIss'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Tax Assessor.

EB- We hereby announce Mr.. r. A. SHINE rs a can
didate for Tax Assessor for Leon county and wonld
recommend him to the confidence and support Of her
citizens Mr. Shine ably aed the position for four years.
and gave entire satisfaction. his meeting
with the full appreciation Of the Board of Equalization.
MANY VOTERS.
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\. q. d. RI.

4. q. %. r.
- Regular meetings Of LEON LODGE No. 8,
80 s~Sry nsesddy BreaiRe, ~ their Lodge ROOM NJ
ar An Brothers in good standing are invited 10
". N. BAKER, N g,
Hn McIxT osH, ia. r 8.
- Regular meetings Of AUcH.LA ENcAMP-
arc held the Grst and third 7Nuyaslov Ev,-
~. ~ each month At their Lodge Roo1 . O'CLOCK
~ p.friarchp in good standing are invited 20 attend
=" JOHN AcDOU0ALL C. p.
- n McINrosH. SR-. SeT1os.
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Fall stock.

/ sm receiving my Fall Stock Of Boots and
Shoes. [2Ol D. B. MEeMRIss, il
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~ Feeling confident that the people Of the county
appreciate the in which worthy Tax Assessor
Mr. GEO. A. GROOM. has performed his duties for the
past two years and believing that could not be bene
flied by change, respectfully ask the Democratic
voters Of Leon county give him their support in the
coming election. TAXPAYERS.
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New Advertisements.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.

TAMEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
IA Of the City of Tallahassee held on the 4th day
of September, 1882, there was present quorum of
said Board
1t having come officially to the knowledge of said
Board that the yellow fever prevails In Pensacola
it is hereby ordered and directed that quarantine be
established against said City OF Pensacola and the
is hereby established, forbdding the approach
to the City of Tallahassee of any vessel boat or
person from said City of Pensacola; and ali such
vessels or boats persons goods from said City
of Pensacola forbidden 10 approach said City Of
Tallahassee until they have performed quarantine
for twenty days.
1t is further ordered and directed that land
quarantine be, and the same is hereby established.
extending throughout the county Of Leon, and all
persons and goods from said City OF Pensacola are
forbidden from coming or being brought into the
limits of said county until they have performed
quarantine for twenty days
By order of the Board,
2O-tf] A. L. RANDOLPH, NJ. D., Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

nNE FARQUHAR IRON KING nORsE-power
" for ginning cotton. All Iron King posts, and
so justed thai the sAgging OF Clubhouse does not
affect t. Used one season. and gave perfect sails
faction. l desire to sell 70 make room Tor steam
power. Price. $50; all complete and In perfect
order. w. l. ROBINSON.
August Is, l882-tf
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NOTICE or ELECTION.

To ~ and Sngular tie Shsiks Il de Shis
KNOw II, THAT /, JOHN I. CRAWFORD,
N Secretary Of State Of the etase At rloriAA, do
hereby notify all and singulAr she oher3Ab of the
several coaniies Of the STATE Of Fiorida. shas
a GENERAL - gCTIoN
WILL m HELD II nAcn ooUxrr N vLoazDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding The Arst Msaday
In November, A. ID. 1881, tie said Tees.
day being the ssveafA day ee sala
November.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-16
Railway Accident

ST. PAUL, Nov. ia serious rail-
way accident occurred this morning at
Robert station, two miles east of Hud-
son on the Chicago, St. Paul and Min
nesota railway eastern division. A
stock train in charge of conductor
O'Connor was stopping for water
O'Connor's brakeman named Grover,
a travelling engineer named Trim and
the man to whom the stock belonged
were sitting in the caboose. Without
a moments notice the freight train
backed into the end of the caboose set
ting fire to the car. The engineer and
fireman of the freight jumped in time
to save their lives, but those Imprison-
ed in the cabooSe were unable to es-
cape. Govern managed to crawl out
from under the wreck, but his right
arm was torn from the socket and he
died from loss of blood within an hour
and O'Conner was burned to death and
nothing but his bones recovered, and
Trim was badly injured but may re-
cover. He was brought here to the
hospital. The stock man was not
injured, this being his second expert
ence Of this kind inside of week.
This trip being for the purpose of
gathering up the stray stock from the
accident of week ago. Several cars
Of each train were badly wrecked and
mortally wounded the cattle.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-16
A Big Verdict.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 15.-In the
common pleas court, judgment for
$150,000 was rendered to day against
]. W. Batcheldor and surites on his
bond, as the former cashier of the
Planters bank, which went into litiga-
tion some years ago. Irregularities on
the part of Louis Rehan, jr, teller Of
the bank, caused heavy losses, and in
the liquidation Of the affairs, a suit
was brought against Batcheldor and
his securities, to recover the losses, by
parties affected, on the ground of lack
of close supervision OF the teller's ac-
counts by the cashier. The first and
second trials, the jury failed to make a
verdict, on third trial the verdict
was for the plaintiff but the
court of appeals reversed the
decision. and granted new trial which
resulted as stated above. Batcheldor
and others, the defendants, are gentle
men of high standing in Kentucky.
The defaulting teller who was in
trouble, was arrested, charged with
robbing the bank of about $4,000 in
one night, in addition to other defal-
cations. The money taken was recov-
cred, and he was arrested and gave
bonds. An Investigation of the books
brought to light his other alleged
wrongful transactions, resulting in the
suit mentioned.
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No One to Blame.

PoUKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. 15.-The
fast train on the New York Cen.
trail railway leaving New York at
1890 yesterday afternoon, while pass
ing Peekskill, ran into locomotive
which was crossing the track. The
engine and drawing room car of the
fast train were hurled from the track.
Four persons were seriously injured,
among the number Warren G. Derby,
of Brooklin. Secretary Folger was on
the train, but not hurt.
The collision was caused by careless
signalling. The engine of the Peeks-
kill train crossing from the down to
the up track, came in collision with
the fast train. The baggage car and
drawing room car Rob Roy of
the fast train were slightly
damaged, but the next drawing rom
car, the Riverdale, had the left side
torn out. There were thirteen passen-
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NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The captain
of the brig Letitia, arrived to-day
from Miragoane, reports that on Sept.
tember 81. when near st. Mary, Hayti, a
large comet of great brilliance was seen
bearing east by south and visible for
some time after sun rise. The cap
tain says: "The comet has been
visible in Hayti some time and is very
large and brilliant. As we came north
ward it diminished In size and bright
ness and appeared to be moving in a
more southerly direction over Hayti.
1t Was seen as late as 10 o'clock in the
morning, and appeared much larger
than on our approach to New York.
Most people in Hayti think their last
days have come After the comet last
year they had smallpox and lost up
wards of $4,000 lives throughout the
dominion. They always look upon the
comet as bad omen, and are at loss
to know what trouble this one will
bring them"
The coffee crop WAS poor this year.
and sold in the market at 31@4 cents
per pound.
Logwood sells at from $13 to $14
per ton, delivered ON board. The
amount of logwOod on hand is small.
People are very poor.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-16
A $4,000 Diamond Robbery
Discovered at the New York
Custom House.
Brave Bear, Another Good Indian, Is
Sent to the Happy Hunting
Grounds for Murder.
An Indiana Farmer Kills His Wife and
Child and Then Commits
Suicide.
A Darkey Near Shreveport, Louisiana. BE
coming Enraged at White Man,
shoots Him and Escapes.
A Diamond Robbery.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA package
which ought to have contained dia-
monds, to the amount of about $780,
900, was shipped on board the steamer
City Of Chester, and consigned TO the
firm of Strasburg & Co., Maiden Lane
New York. was, on opening it in the
examining room Of the appraisers de-
partment, found to be stuffed with pa
per. The package is rather dispro-
portionately large wooden box,
wrapped in paper, the cover of which
appeared to be sealed and the seals
were apparently intact 1t was re-
ceived at the public stores in Washing
ton street in the same condition in
which it was when opened.
The purser of the steamship testified
to receiving a wooden box in such sus-
piciou5ly bad order that he refused to
receive it, but after having concluded
to receive it, he deemed it indispensi-
bic to cover it with a strong paper
wrapper; which he sealed in order to
increase the safety of the supposed
contents of the package.
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cornner,aIn Innnaat

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 15.-At a
coroner's inquest held this afternoon,
upon the bodies of the three men kill
ed by the railroad accident at Grain
Valley last night, the testimony was
taken of Conductor Hamel. Engineer
Smart of the construction train. and
one or two others employed by the
company. The testimony showed that
the train was running fifteen miles per
hour and had passed through one cut
and was just entering another, when a
brakeman on the train signaled the
engineer to stop. The hand car was
then few rods ahead of the train, and
the men were trying to lift it off the
track; the engine was reversed, and
brakes applied, but too late TO avert
the catastrophe. Train men testified
that they were on the lookout for the
hand car, and the whistle was blown
three times shortly before the acci-
dent,
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-16

of directors Of the Western Associated
Press. The management is placed in
the hands of joint committee, repre-
sented by w. H. Smith and Walter
Haldeman, representing the Western
Associated Press; Whitelaw Reid, rep
resenting the Tribune, and Thomas
b. COnnery, representing the
New York Associated Press.
Mr.. Charles A. Dana, of the
Sun, was elected chairman. The
committee entered upon their duties
this morning. A further meeting will
be held tomorrow when a plan of SER
vice will be adopted. The Western
Associated Press, since the termina-
tion of the contract between
the Associated Press associations,
preferred cable, proved to be superior
in many respects to that of the New
York association, and they have also
a new service in the last
month The work of readjustment
will continue until all difficulties are
of and there be but one gen.
eral service A new contract will be
made with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
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Wnait a Suicide.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 15.-This morn
ing lady who occupies room No. in
the Walbach block, at 10th and Cham
pa streets, became alarmed at very
strong smell of gas in the building.
She spoke to a physician. whose Office
is in the same building, and asked him
to try and discover where the gas was
escaping. The doctor traced the odor
to rooms No. 5 and 6, which have
been occupied by DR.. G. w. Wiener.
The doors of both rooms were locked,
and the transoms were closed. The
doctor forced the doors open, and
found the apartments, which were
connected by an open door filled with
gas. In the other room he found an
Argand gas burner, sitting on the
table, with the gas turned on, bat not
lighted. On lounge in one corner
of the room, lay DR.. Wiener, in an in
sensible condition. The doctor done
all that could be done to revive the
physician but to no purpose. He re-
manned unconscious till l o'clock this
afternoon when he died. DR.. Wiener
was about 35 years of age and was un-
married. Some think it was a suicide,
but those who know him best, how
ever, think death the result of an acci-
dent.
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Judge AXten Issues a Writ of
MandamuS to the Com
misSiOnerS.
They Must Appear on Friday and Show
Cause for Their Action or
Go to Jail.
Political Resolutions Adopted at Meet
ing Of the Board Of Trade
Of New York.
General Grant Writes a Magazine Article
In Defense of FItz John Porter and
Appeals to the Government.
Santa FO County.

Special Dispatch to The journal.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. 15'-Chief
Justice Axtell, this afternoon, issued
an order for a writ of mandamus, re-
turnable on Friday, at 10 o'clock,
against the County Commissioners.
On that day they will have to show
cause, for their recent action in not
making the comfy returns, according
to the poll books They will undoubt-
edly have to revoke the certificates
they have issued or else go to Jail,
which they say they will do, rather
than adopt the other course. Promi-
nent members of their own party de.
nounce their action, and considerable
feeling on the matter is manifested
here