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HWY. Nov aATha Havt;a,

HAVANA, Nov. 4-The Haytien war vessels
tetian and Salnave have bombarded the mort
of Jeremie for three days. President Salnaye
commanded in person. The American. Eng
lish and french Consus demanded that time
be allowed Tor the removal of the women and
children, but their request was denied and the
commandment was commence without tur.her
hoNce. Many women and children were kill
ed. All the houses of the city, including the
Con3ular Offices, were destroyed OR badly iu-
1ured. An attack was made on the town by
the land forces OF Salnave during the bonn
bardment, but it failed.
A British man of war is on the way TO Jere-
mic 10 watch the proct edin2s of the Haytien
feet, aud prevent violation of the rights Of for
egu residents, for which the Haytiens show
little respect
The excitement and Indignation in Hayti
against Americans is increasing This hoslIl.
ity is caused in part by the fact that the Hay
ten government was furnished with lis war
vessels by American ship owners, and that
these vessels are manned by Amarica0s, who
do not refuse TO execute the cruel orders of
Snlnaye
1t is expected the bombarlment OF Jacmel
will soon follow. That place is protected by
batteries in which some good ordnance is
mounted, and il attacked will make resolute
defence.
ST. DOMINGO.
Santa Anna has arrived in St. Domingo.
He Landed at Puerto Platte, but had not de-
cided whether TO remain there or proceed to
the capital.
BOLIVIA,
The following intelligence has been received
from Venezlei
Gen. Piaza has been elected President of
Bolivia
Gen. Monagas was sick, having had a re-
lapse of his recent illness, and his life was dis
paired OF.
The National Convention was discussing a
decree 10 appoint n acting President
Gen. Sutherland has agreed to surrender the
three war vessels remaining in his possession
and leave the country.
1t reported that the two parties, who uni
ted to overthrow Pre- sident Falcon, a! e quarrel
lns and serious breach is threatened.
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New YGsR. Nov. 4.-Fiour-sales Il 700 bbls :;
State and Western closed dull and drooping; supei,
fine State 590 80: ezra do G so q g; ronnd
hoop Ohio 725 @y25; extra Western 40 q Z IS;
Whi'e Wheat extra 8 25 q 3 -; Souhern-saes $50
Is; extra 70 q 10 5o California quiet; sales 800
and q 5e lower; slles CO 900 BUSH. Sprin. No. at
s. "a 80 closing with sellers at So; 10. ut &C
q l 70; No anu2 Mixed 16O Corn is dull and
scarcely s, firm; sales "a 90 bush; Mixed Western
10 g 10 for unsonnd and q III for sound.
Oats shade easier; sales 495 bush; Western 7Gj
all Iat. Beef ste"dy. Pork shade firmar sales 1850
bbls; mess q 90 q 27 2j, closing at 27 70 regular.
Lard quiet and steady sales $50 terces al 154 17Ic
ter steady: Ohio 25 a. Sec: ate 40 q soc. Whis-
key lower; sales 40 bbls. Western free at O5 q OS.
.'0,h steady;, sales 5000 bales; Midding upland,
25lc. Rice dull. Sugar steady; sales 400 hhds
Muscovado IL q lie. eotiee quiet and firm. Mo-
steady; Petroleum quiet; crude 16I a lie; refined
bonded 295e Wool quiet; sales l26, 900 lbs at Is a
tubbed, 4sc for Canada NoiIs Frcights TO Liverpool
drooling; Cotton per steamer @ 3D. Flour per sail
rs 81 anu per eteamer 3s; Wheat per steamer I'd.
CHICAGO Nov. 4-Exchange on New York firm
and unchanged. Flour quiet and weak; Spring ex-
tras 90 ESQ. Wheat fairly active: sales No / at
p q l21; No opened at 1 49,. declined to 10,
and closed at II. Corn dui at an advance of 1c
No. nominal; buyers a. slc No. 2 az IS "a 10
new 46 @ SOC. Oats active at advance of a. lie
sales No: at a; rejec Ell 45c. Rye unsettled; sales
No. at 10 q l125, closing with sellers at 1 Is
Brley weak; No. in store 50: rejected 28 a
30 Whiskev inactive; buyers at OF on The spot;
sellers for this week delivery at G0 Pork almost
nominal at IS 80 a 8 so for new and old; cleaI sides
l5c. Dry settled shoulders loo Lard quiet at 49, r
st am. Beet Cattle in light demand; common 10
prime shipping Steers 80 D 80. Live Hogs dull at
decline of 10 q 5c; good to choice So "a co.
FreightS dull and unchanged
CI~GIsNATI Nov. 4-Whiskey firm: sales at 1 OF
a %. Bacon scarce and higher; clear rib sides
nc; clear sides lSlc Lard dull new l55 "a 1tc-
Egg searoo and iir'" at Doc, Rutter steady
MINIATURES. Nov. 4-Flour du and unchanged
Wheat declining; sales No. at &c; No. 2 at 49,
Oats dull at l99c tor No2 Corn frmer at SOC ior
| No. z. Rye and Barley nominal.
CHARLIE TON, Nov 4. Cotton closed firm; sales
$50 bales; Mdlinss at Z32c; ceip,s 80 bales; ex-
| pOr's, coastwise 49, bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 4.-Cotton firmer; sales 27S bales
receipts sS. bales; DIiddlngs &c
! SAVANNAH, Nov. 4--Cotton opened weak and
firm; sales 100 bales; Middlings 24c; receipts 1855
BILE, Nov. 4.-i]otton opened duh and closed
| bales. :" WI
| NtW pRLEASs. Nov. Cotton easier at the omen.
ing aud sitter at the close Middlings 23a 6D 2,c
| sales 5l00 bales; receipts 70O5 bales.
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Bed Wood. =. 4 "a 4!
EJSn


Superfine. 6 50 q 700
st. Louis Il Southern
Superior Xxx IA SOC Is q
Canada none
Michigan u Western
Sup'r XXX. II 5n012 so
California. - Goa 10 50
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Brighton, Cambridge and vi edford CATH
Markets.

torOtiai DtSpdIcH ny l1lne.l
BosroN, Wednesday, Nov T.
AT market this week :-3i9t Cattle, 1871 Sheer
5f5O )gs; last week, $50 CATTLE II 709 Sheep 546(
IL gs. ~ Veals; from Maine, Cattle ISL Sheep none
FRICES.-Beeves-ExIr qualify S13 % 20 10 IS
frst ,natv S12 % q SIS co. second quality S1I rs q
sl225 thir. qualify So so q s11 90; poorest grade
weight of hides, tai low and dressed heel.
Working Oxen SIS, $40. s15l $2o3. $3.50. s275 q
800 Pplr: handy s,eeIs s1oo 70 $ 100 ], pair.
So ~ head. store Yearngs SIS to 30; Two veal
sheep-5y the head, So 90 So %, 81 81 a Is; ex-
ira lots 81 80 TO 81 81, or tom t. c. , lib. live
weight.
10 a &c; Brighton ril ow q 9Jc; eolntry Hides
10 % 1Olc; country Tal'ow "a Sc P Id. Sheep and
Lamb Skins 90 cd 25 skin; Calf Skins 20 q 22c
shoats-15o at martet prices, wholesale, o, q Zoe
retail ny e l2c p tb; rat H'ss-Sao at market;
1ei grades from % q G5lc q r. i' 10
Droves from Maine j. 5. Richardson, Ct; A. May
Davis. 49,; 4: D. Bynn, H..
Sales of M Inc Oattle-L. Davis sold pair, grth
eet 10 inches, tr S2O5; pair, grih G. lee, lor
sl6'; pairs. girth 81 eet, Tor SlCo; pair, firth
f:et Tor S225; pair, eirih eet inches tor $50;
A. Alaxfeld sid pair, girth feet 8 inches, for
S1s5; p ir, eirth feet inches, for s1s5; pair,
yea, old Tiers at $25 to s7 head a'' s; Chez
sold pair. gi h Get inches, yerod, at sloO;
pglr, 9lrCn ieeL lncneS, fr 10; pair, girth
feet inches. tor $40; pair, grth fe / inches
Tor 500; tw, year old Heiter TOR $50; iarrow
Cow for So; r. D. Flynn sold Cow at Sos
Rem ,rks-Most OF the Cattle from Milne this week
were Working Oxen aud small Steers AMI Hefers
suitable for stores. There were but few Bceves
among them. The supply from the West was about
that Of last wCrk In number. the
quality was not so cd Cattle cost higher at Alba
ny this week, and there but few lots of extra
beeves in market account of election. There
were 'ess hayers at market than usua with the ex-
cep ion Of s 1ght advance in the best grades OF
attic. We think there will not be much change i'll
Their grades and, if any, they will favor The buyer.
The tla de for sheep and Lambs was very lair and
price, advanced slirhtly; quote sales of 220 Wes-
Sheep at So; 200 ut So so to "a 25 265 81 90; s46
1T S. 90 to 81 so; 103 So 80 and $40 extra 10 lot
Nelry- all he Western Sheep wore t-ken at COM
miss on.
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WEST sNDgEs.
CUBA.

New YORK, Nov The Herald's Havana
special says the whole Island is in an excited
State and business Frustrated on account Of
the dstrust and alarm Of the people. The
utatinn of LEADING citizens who called upon
him We're iusuted by the officers of his house
hold and the leaders ordered to Spain, A tel
egram from the American Consul, asking that
few United States war vessels be sent there
was refused transmission over the wires. The
Spaniards, and their cry is 'Spaip, Spain and
Serrano." and "down with taxation." The
scoops number 10000, aud are acknowledged to
he I'M uficelt to suppress the rebellion Ler-
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new rfk S20ck ANA Money NRrkef.
NEW YORK, Nov.4 Money active and stringent
Mt per cent. G)id to per currency, with COM
mission added oil q per cent, i he market was
rather easer alter bank hours, and ioans made
at per cent. currency. The E"pre-s says Aiken &
~, reduce merchants, have suspended. A num-
Der OF OF i9r names reported but aiithrnti
ca ell Sterling Exchange sLea'iy ut 1881 a 1871 -
Gold lower: opened at 1888, and closing at 1874 a
ID T. Tn Clearing House tC-d " limited the amount
OF per cent. Ger caes 10 be used daily clear ING
ut S2J,0D.iW, but it ia unikely t. at over S10-
O'pOO will be brought into The certificates are
20 lie stamped as payable in legal tenders, and the
new plan goes INTO operation FIiday though it Is
Irdy likely to give any relief to he Money market
Governments unsettled and lower, closing wear.-
Henry Clewes d Co. furnish the tolowng 4 s. quo
ia ions:tOupOn SIS 1871, 145 a l4a do 5.2O's 1892
los q LOST; do 1864 1864 a 1O6 d, 1855, 1864 "a 1G6;
/, new, 100 1O9.; do f-G!. 1859 lO9s; do isGS liz
az 110l; 10-4C's, les O. 10
I5orde State bends dull; Missours. SO: new Ten
nessees, Ga q 6Sl; old North Carolinas, GS; new
CS; new Virginia 81 a GO.
Stoc sdepreSse I, vel eing panic pressure to
sell, and incl eaSed by rumOrs that some railroad
coma les intend 10 increase their capitai by fresh
sales of st0c s. The average decline is a per
cent. bat Pac ffc Mail is dow a per cent. The
following are $50 fl rrs:-Pacitic Mall 1859 "a 49,
western Union Telegraph, So q 35f Hartford &
Erie q a 2l4; New York Central 1Z23 a 12S; Erie
SO % 391; d" preferred Ga; Hudson. 100: Reading
9is t4 %; Michigan Central, 115 a I17 Michigan
Southern 81 % S5A; Illinois Central, l42 a A.
1he balance at the Sub-Iraasnry io-ca. amounted
to SS2,s32,21l. Exports for the week, S3,93l 1897
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HEB e ASK A.

OMAHA, Nov. 8-Complete. returns from
eight counties in Nebraska give republican
majority of 2132 "A republ can gain OF 9j4
Scattering returns from din reht parts OF tn
So show republican gains in the same pro-
portion. The republican majority cannot fall
short of 40O0
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AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. a. Returns from south III
Carolina are meagre, but L. s ena ra ~ y,
but little doubt that the State has Sone &c u'
lican.
CHARLESTON, Nov 3-Full official returIls
from all the wards in this city give a republic
can majority of 1855.
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CONNECIICUT.
REPUBLICAN REJOICINGS.

HARTFORD Nov. 4-The Republicans of this
city are rtioicng tonight over the result OF
the Presidential contest. A salute is being
fired, 4 torchlieht procession is psrading the
streets and there is a general illumination OF
stores and residences, some of them very fine.
The streets are thronged With people, and there
is the widest enthusiasm. A pleasing feature
Of the celebration'was that Seymour and
Blair vlub come out with torches and Joined in
the procession, bearing a banner inscribed.
Let us be frients." They were given the hea d
of the line, and We're received with tumultuous
cheers.
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Especial Dispatch by Inierna ;ional Lne.)
Boston, Nov 4-tRcported for the PresS] Ohio
ann Penns lvana pick lock Go "a 75c " ib choice Xxx
s. q Coo: fine 81 a SIC; medium 90 @ SIC; caai Sc
IS q o.; NJ ehigan, New, York AMI Vermont extra
soc: coarse 4S a 5Oc; tier ~ estesn, fine and As
az soc; medium IL q 5Oc common 45 q Soc; pulled
% q poe; sppertne a5 g SOC; No at 81 @ 4Se; Cal
a 15c: Smyrna washed 2, a 4'c and un washed Is az
22c; Buenos Ayres 20 q 40; CaE Goad Hope 81 a
4jc; Gillian q a 31c; Donski 81 a 49,; africa un-
washed 10 q 1sc. The market for fleece and pulled
remains the same nJtieed at the close of last
week. Holders OF all desirable lots firm, VIII lie man
ufacturels are purchasing in lots wanted. G. n.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.

Uesrr1ntlnus Pan. InLne OncrcH. dsEpd
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Eores.n NIarGefa.

LONDON, Nov. 4-Evening -Consols closed at 941
toI money and account.
American secm ities-Unted States 520's 741; Illj-
nois entTal sharesS71 Erie shares rs.
FRANKFORT. Nov 4-Evening.-United States
5-2Os in demand at 7cs ...~s..... 30.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4-Evenfrg Cotton closed
firm; Mhldling upan9s III a lid; Mlddling Or
leans III q IT'D; sales 5000 "aes Breadstuffs and
Provisions unchanged. Slirits IurpepIne dec ined
to .5s Gil Oher articles in Produce market al un-
changed.
L.NDON, Nov 4-Evening. -Rosin common Gs;
fine las. spirits Tulpentine 2os oil. Iailow P. Y.
e. sis Gil. Luseed Oil 6 ~ los.
HAv AE, Noy. q Evening - Cotton market dull.
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FRAUDS IN NEW YORK -HOFFMANS ELECTION
TO BE CONTESTED
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The Post says the au-
thorities have evidence of over 5000 ffaudu-
lent votes being cast in the city, and Hof-
mans election will be contested.
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Snices
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Portland sugar House
Yellow A a. III
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How to Get Patents

FOR opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
non For application send mo lei not over one foot
III ze' and SIG drst ipvernment and Stamp lees.-
op'eincations, Drawings caveats; assignments pre-
patel' re ecfed claims prosecuted. Also interf.r-
ences' extension OF ppents, ami appeals. Patents
TAKEN out IN all turopoan countries, ulustra al
pamphlets, ITO pages, sent tree. Address MUM &
Co., No 81 Pa Row, n. Y. oc1,isd3m
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GEORGIA.,
THE ELECTION RIOTS.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 4-rhe city is perfectly
quiet TO-DAY. Two policemen were shot yestar-
dav by negroes: one is dead and the other is
DYING. The negroes on the Ogeechee road are
reported to be arming and gathering in large
humbrrs, with design of entering the CT Y
under the lead Of Bradley. An armed patrol
are on duty Tonight in this city. The murder
last night of young man named Law causes
deep feeling among the citizens
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-Gov. Wells has respited
Philips. who was to have been hung on Fri
day next, for sixty days.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Chamber of Commerce held a meeting
to-day and adopted resolutions favoriug a unity
Ut the railroad lines of the State from the At
iantic to he West, and deploring the sale OF
the States interest in any road whereby trade
may be turned from Virginia. 1t was stated
an effJrt was being made in the interest o.
Baltimore to buy the States interest in the
Virginia s. Tennessee railroad.
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suodi. ID 4 said, received ample instructions
rom the provisional government.
The news by Cadiz steamer is anxiously ex-
DectpG,
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Ousb.
nFsTRUCTJVF FIRE
CAE.tFOfS MA.

CINCINNATI, Nov 4-Tne Widows Home at
Auburn. was destroyed by fire this morning,
causing loss Of $4,000; insured $4,000.
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MADAM ARMAND.
PROPOSALS

For Dredging Ia Portland Hnrbor, We.
Proposals will again be received at this ONCE.
Il until o'cocN r. NJ, en- NJ ndav the 9th Of
Novem ctr next, for dredging $1,000 cuolc yards,
more or less on the bar ne the Middle Ground"
in this harbOr. SO az to obtain Cepih UI twenty
feet AT mean low water.
The work must he commenced and completed ct
the earliest PERIOD prac icabe. The mater al to be
exaVated is 10 deposited in such Localities as the
experimenting Engineer may designate, not exceed
ing three miles in distance rOm tbs wax. ...,.
Bidders will sta tue price per cubic y1rd OF AK
cavation, as measured IN tbe Sc1rS in iudtl also
the removal the eral to the d signal cd calf
ties also, the lime which they VIII cite the
work, as Is will Il nreieren e IN the accept nce
OF bpls- being important that The Ntr& should DO
don a soon prIct eab.e.
SEPARATE PROOFS La will also be received
until ocl ok P. NJ, o. Thursday The oh Of Nov, IN
Der Tor redging 900 cubic aids mo e OF 20 5, az
measured in the scotos, to a dtlth lot exceeding
TWEEN feet at mean low water, ON the " 81 IL" on
the Grand TIuuk VIII INV (lbov- and near the
NJ inie Cir IL d., the m1terla eHcaN ateu TO De oe-
poste as required above /; ami the wote 20 re ON
pl ted o. at-r al the % b 81 u cGmper mex.
Payments will be mate m nthly ~ per cent to
be r->srved terenom, un y tee %o1.oW IN aus
OF the inf flment OF The son'raet in the 'lme and
mann, rfquHeL
bids which. i'll his pinlon, ae OF vOra lie 10 the
government; also the bid Ut any rers II o, there
+ leasn o bse,e WI not fahiuly and tFOup'-
Persons desir ~ t. make propos Is, are r,que.te
to call on The Undersigned, at nj Oil Morton
oek, on Congress Str ct, FIR forms OF same and
for more detnHe information 10 IL. locality,
depth AM ch ractar ~ ire Tying; anil, ON transht-
ting heir bl t~hch are require t he in dupll-
cue,l they will please endos Ibert on Pr poss 8
Tor dredging the O'r near lie Midi u ounG" or
the "Spi near the Middle Ground as The case may
be.
Portland Me, ocl 81 ls6s. Bvt Brig Gsnl U. S. A
pov9-1dt
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER.
SAN FRANCISCO, NV. The steamship
Constitution arrived last night
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The Great Quoting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels !;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes sick and aesak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and sll dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Accent for the United States
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FEARS OF A RAID BY NEGROES.

Large bodies of negroes are assembling on
the Ogeechee and Louisville roads, evidently
to march into the city. Persons living on
those roads have been compelled to come into
the city for protection. Persons residing 10
the country who attempted to go home have
been ordered back by the negroes. An organ
lied force of white men have gone outside OF
the city to remain during the night and guard
The annrolches IN fine pitv
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teesificaies Of Cures,
T. ms Is toe fifty that Mrs Manchester has o,tore
nba 5 10 iahliiy tor SIN years, with marked success
SI has cured my vic OF d opsy in its worst FORM
NY uiughier ofspinal disease Of five YEA standno,
sis'et OF DEAFNESS and caarrh my Iat ner Of lin
o 1,u would recommend her to the publ &c as
agt. ' &c InIfH- nv o ~ pn Itr%Vh-
cortland, Maine June 20 1865.
'ery Remarkable Cure Of Cancer
+ar the - 70 Gritty that cali ID On Mrs hlanches-
,rhot ,,h(.'to y mt thyscIau last summer with
MA MA T!l scans call ROSE c ,SCER on my ary-
t,Len - feit ply sicans >sil must have NV arm
i,h ot "a did moi ie willing to submit 10 fla,
"I ,n cons qnently G. ey tod ne lhev could
80 y 'ntiiS iof me-. Hearing the yopflertuj
cute> Vi MIS-; NJ. l thought as he last IT SORT
Woutu 'oh> III her lid SO on the 2..l OF lune ami
d tn,S time my arm Is as well as the other | have
~ ahce OF cancer any I'll ase OF Ii I'm
-, o. a. - NY say INK her a Great Physician
a o y one 10 60 and see her; If shs cannot
VIZ ~" fie Wlii tel Yea so at once.
Lewiston. Nov 90, 1897. H.
81 Lefeo7 certify that h ave been deaf for twenty
wv i y ar, nav la perpetual noises in uy he d.
P'ss'iaLs without receiving any b, nett. | have
peen unlef the c1t o. Mrs Manches er for six
mohtus anu my hearing is onpleja v restored. the
holSs III " hea have cease entire ana nv GEN
erai healh i perecC. heartily rec Ji.mend lief to
all similarly allie ell. 80 "
,,s, ~, MRS LUCY CARR.
0"' -ie'' OcC 10, leo1. n0ldti
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AFFAIRS AT AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 4.-The city is quiet Lead
ing citizens are acting with the military 20
preserve peace. No iurfher trouble is appre
hended. The conduct Of Major ST. Ange and
his command is highly commended. 81 far as
heard from there were no disturbances in
Georgia yesterday, except at Savannah and
Auuusta
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Additional Returns,
ALAB AW A.

SELMA, Nov. 3-Bnrnsvile, Plautsvlle and
Selma, in Dallas county, give 1870 republican
minority.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.-The negro counties
of Alabama which give Grant majorities have
teen nearly ell heard from. The najoriies it
is thought by the Democrats, will be easily
overcome in the white counties. They seem
very confident that Alabama has gone for Sey
mour by decided majority.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3-Midnight;-This
city has gone democratic by 1000. the re-
turns from the interior come in slowly but in
dictate large republican ga us. The State is
confidently claimed by the republicans.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-The State returns
are meaere. The Times, the republican organ
of the State, claims the State for Grant. The
Alta Californian, also republican, claims the
STATE by a small majority unless great frauds
have been perpetrated in the Southern coun-
ties. The Morning c Il, Inde pendent, claims
the Stale by from 5000 % 5000 majority for the
democrats, and thar Johnson and Axtell are
reelected TO Congle>S The Democratic ma
iority in this city is 1850. The municipal con-
test centered on the Chief of Police. Crowley,
republican, was elected by 1000 majority.
Returns from the State OF Oreao show large
republican gains, and the republicans enter
tain hopes of carrying the State. Nevada is
onpnadad ranuhlcan
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~, I 90 "
Nails.

Naval Stores.
Tar y bril-. 3 o. "a ) 80
Pitch &c. Tarl3 25 a j..
WI. Pitch $50
Rosin a 90 a 10 0G
Turpentine gal 81 q 56
Oakum.
American. -. 10 q 12I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-07
on.,.,R.,urn, ror Storey Coanty.

The official returns Of Storey County
have been received and canvassed by
the County Commissioners. We give
below the total vote aud majorilies for
those offices concerning which the great
est interest was manifested during the
campaign:
Presidential Electors-DeLong, u,
2,3l0 Page, u, 2,3l6; Haines, IT,, p
3l9; woodburn, D., 1899; Ellis, D.,
l,742; Seawell, D., 1889. Average
Union majority, SIS.
Supreme Court Judges-Lopg Term
Whitman, u, 1923 Taylor, D., 1881.
Whitman's majority, 592.
Supreme Court Judges-Short Term
Johnson, u, 2,3s6; Clayton, D., l.
TAI. Johnson's majority, GAS.
State Printer-Mighels, u, 1908
Perkins, D., l,745. Mighels' majority,
56l.>
Congressman.-Fitch, u, 3,254i An
derson, D., l,77e. Fitch's majority, $50.
State Senators-Tritle, u, 1913
Hall, u, 2,l99; Apple, D., l,777; Tay-
lor, D., |. 800. Average Union majority,
467.
Sherif-Cummings, T., 2,079; Adj
ans, D., 1876. Cummings majority,
1903.
County Clerk Dana, u, 1887
Hereford, D., LISP. Dana's majority,
1876.
Assessor-Aruold, u, 2,le7; Krut-
schnitt, D., l,s46. Arnold's majority,
35l.
District Attoruey-Hillyer, U.,2,29l ;
Hundley, DEM, 1891. Hillyer's major
ity, 532.
Treasurer-Kaneen, u, 2,3o7 Vesey,
D., LISA. Kaneeu's majority, 554.
Recorder-Fish, u, 2,265; Cordiell,
1889. Fish's majority, 476.
Superintendent Of Public Schools
whitcher, u, 2,3l5; Aud, D., l,T42.
whitcher's majority, 573.
Public Administrator-SymOns, u,
2,27l; Hecht, D., l,779. Symons' ma
jOrity, 492.
Justices of the Peace-Township No.
/: Livingston, u, ia; Wall, D., 53l.
Livingston's majority, 1873. Township
No. 2: Ellis, u, 7O4 Lannau, D., $40.
Ellis majority, l25.
Surveyor General-Day, T., 2,303
Read, D., l,74G. Days majority, So.
Average Union majority of the Assem-
blymen, 492.
Average Union majority Of County
Commissioners, 4sT.
County Surveyor-Hunt, u, 1913
Mason, D., l,747. Hunts majority, $50.
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