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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

TIE CANNON which was burst on Thurs
day night at Empire belonged to Ned
Sweeney. who purchased it Of the late
Col. Curry. II 10 q Republican saying
that il was . Democratic gun and ex-
ploded rather than burn any more Re
publican powder. We think it felt the
old Republican times come Ger it, and
committed suicide rather :han be mus
tered into the service OF the Democracy.
Either that or il vas driven to Demo-
cratic desperation BY the news from
Colorado. But il proved powerless to
harm any Republican. even 10 its final
desperate sgonies. This explosion leaves
No without any gun. The brass howit-
ger With which our local artillery were
once equipped, was burst long ago.
What viii Ne do for . campaign gun?
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN DoroLAs
Couxry.-The Douglas county Rerub-
iicans have placed in nomination the
followiDe candidates: For the Assembly.
Bepj. Ejson and p +. Powers; Sheriff.
Peek Burnham: Recorder. Fred. Furth;
Clerk, Walter Svartz; Treasurer. Pete
I.iehtle; District Attorney. A. G. Pratt
(editor Carson Valley News); Commits
siopers, -Ezeli and A. II. Taylor.
No MEETING.-Theie will be no meet
ing Of the Hayes ard Wheeler Club to-
night, the Thea,er having been sarren-
dered to Miss Lingard by that organ
iza,iou. By the way. wc are requested
TO express Miss Linsard's acknowledge
ments to the Club Tor their kindness III
giving way 10 ler on this occasion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

A big Democratic newspaper for San
Francisco is limited at in the dispat-
ches from there as follows:
1t is reported on good authority that
a joint stock company is being formed
with a cash capital OF 500, 600. to pur-
chase the Daily Morning Herald, the
new Democratic paper, after the Presi-
dentia! election, enlarge it and run ii
as regular Democratic organ, with
Manton Marble, late of the New York
World, as managing editor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

sH0N1 = 50 : = 9
Chicago, October 6.-The Journals
Indianapolis special says the prospects
for Tuesday are eonsioual!y growing
better. Unle<s all signs fail the Repub-
iicans will carry the day. The only
danger u frcm Dem ocratie colonization
and illegal vo!ipg in the Democratic dis.
tricts.
Horrellsvilie, October e.-The train
bound wes, was thrown from the track
on tho Erie road, near Genesee, last
night. by striking n horse. The engineer
was killed The fireman, brakeman,
tramp and three OF the passengers were
Injured.
New York, October Ca late employe
on the steamer Charleston, from Charles
ton, died to day in Brooklyn OF yellow
fever.
Cincinnati, October 6.-The eastern
,raic, continuing the soldiers homeward
bound from the Indianapolis reunion.
collided With freigh. train near Green's
burg. Indians, early this morning, IN
juring number of passengers.
Washington, Oct. 6.-The President
and Mrs. Grant returned to Washington
this morning. The President was in his
,ofii.e this morning and received a large
number Of visitors. No meeting of the
Cabinet was held. as nearly ali the mem
hers are oat Of town. Secretary Morrill,
and Postmaster General Typer bad a
conference with the President in regard
to various routine matters III their re-
spective departments.
New York. Oct. 6.-The brooklyn
..Boys in Blne" are about to invite their
comrades OF New York TO grand barbe-
eu.. wdich is to be held 10 Myrtle Avenue
Park, commencing on the 18th instant
ami lasting for three days. A number
Of oxen vii, he roasted, and it is the pur
pose Of those having the arrangements
in charge to make the barbecue grand
success. 1t is expected that on the prin'
cipsi day 10, 600 persons will be presen',
and tha, e1- Governor Morgan will make
an address.
Democratic majority in Georgia
IS 900.
London, Oct. 6.-sir Henry Elliot, at
has been instructed to
notify the Porte that unless the English
proposals are upreservedly accepted, the
British Government will withdraw all
support to Turkey.
Madrid. Oct. CT IS generally ex'
pected that the Cortes will renssembie a;
the end of the present month.
Rasusa. Oct. 6.-The rear guard Of
Nouhhta Pssha's force, whilst returning
towards Herzoeovenia, was attacked by
the Insurgents and fell back on Goric.
New York, October Gil. a. Pat
terson, one Of she most active specn-
lators Of the Stork Exchange, failed
to-day.
Washington, October 6.--The Secre-
tary of the Treasury to-day made
call for the redemption of ten million
dollars of the fve-twenty May and
November bonds of 1865.
Washington, October G.-The Pres
ident has pardoned William Boden-
beimer. who pleaded guilty of embcZ
cling public money while Receiver OF
of the Land Office at Springfield, Mo-,
and was sentenced to three years. i'm
prisonment and a fine of Si5,0 900.
Washington, October 6.-The Pres
ident has signed the commissions OF
J. II. Stout, Indian agent at Lima,
and Maricopa Agency, Arizona; A.
Neece, Postmaster of Santa Rosa, CAL;
Thomas w. Prouch, Postmaster Of
Seattle, Washington Territory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

LADIES who for years have depended On all
manner of powder and cosmetics tcr giving
hem artificial ccmplexiops. nov find thac
8LkSs's SULFEUR soar supplies them with
rearly skins ant rosy cheaks. elected by the
gem ie stimulation Of nature. Sold everywhere.
ocSUtJ
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

LyoS's KATaA,RoS makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriant hair: prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. IL has stood the test OF 20 years. Is
eLsrningiy petfumed. and has NO rival.
ny2leod-wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA balm preserves and
stores the complexion; removes frecklts. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft. white and
delicate. Its application cannot b. detected.
My2ieod-wfS-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07
INNING STOCK REPORT



Mexican 259> -
could and Curry 2irs l41t
Rest and Belcher .IS> u, i0s SIS, Is A,.'
savage sos 1874. 7os 80 !, hos iS7s. 5'ai 1914
California 10 sl51. los sl7s. Is es1l. 7ss C.,
con wilma rSs "a Ss,s &c, 20. ~ SOS se.
c.o,,ar q. 50 50. .ss -, SOC 7s,s
Nal, and SorcrOss SIS 10, y1Is ;.s's pa
crown Point Jjs IL, l.5s US. vs. ift ~,
Yellow Jacket ,4,s "a :'hls ga, goa IA.
bio, sus 2i55s. ZOOS "A; b' ,,- I,
Imperial 5yus "a so, 'UOs "a $50. :aS's So
Alpha los Is. IFS Al. 33ss 4i;i
Reicher lJ> 81 Z, i-as Il
;'on fidence lrs Is, !ocs u. .
sierr:, Nevada sies ilssi, 1875 ~, a,'s il'--,
lvos ii:s $50
Bullion l;s,s IS
iitah :a)s I1% lGs IL
kxche,;uer los II, Ices III
Oyerman abs T6lS. l'os 20
Justice lbs Isl !, :0s IS,
Union Con 4s,S ii,G. 5sJs lts, :!cs lits
Julia J1s 81, 2oS q,
Lady BRYAN :alS DC
caledonia MS 81, !aos 81
R.lti,n..r. s,y,s 2s, 1905 Ia, 4's g. It-'s hSo
silver Hill ;s,s 5, :0s "a, lbs "a
Rock Island l5.S l.
New York Con 355s II zoos Us
Woodyille :gs.s rs, SIS j
I.as.y Washington !O0s ), aGs y
kossufh l0os "a
Andes So 2
Wells Fargo l@,S ltc, Jos oJc
Morning star Us
I,eyiathan l7'S lie
North Con Virginia Sas its
Prospect isls !, sos
Virgins, lbs -
s.v.ning R~por'.
Er-eka Con los 1884. isJs lS, Sos l3I. b
Meadow Valley 5.s SIC
raymond and Ely los -, los IS
i.eonard sos 81, iaa,s So. s5No 81. Sos Sc
ss,. laos 81. s;to
Belmoa: iUs =
Hussey loss sc. iGEiS SIC
tennessee Valley u.s. ,o,- M
Poorman lsos z. 81 5 So, aNs 3s'e, :ss's aec
yellow Jacket SOS - :. J,S ~. 50
Cor, Virginia 63,s 50, i;,is s., l.05 5';s, J's
5,,, III. 10. -. los 81
Northern Belle ia,s Isl:, 5r' 1875. 2s5os 1872
bal. 6as: 1917. l.s,S ~ >6a
Mexican 1875 II. Jus 2r,., los -S.2, ioes - -
Gen Thomas i'is tx. los IL
Manhattan II \ NJ. 4. SIS 1873
NsM eS S.v as lsies il, Ies IL S. ss us
5slli4
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savage asis l55ss. IcJs ~. bic, los los. %Ss
49,, laos l5si bS0
Could and Curry Bliss Ia:
Exchequer ZOOS lsa. $50, 6,s l;S4 -,
Hale and NorcroSs zoos 2, Ie,s :. :, los o..
imperial :a,> I, l2sIs T. .0h ~ isc. e"os "a
Ophir rs Al Z, 2I0> III, l0s 46s
Justice lSCs i.5,, l5ts l14
Union uon ss's II los ii Is, loos 10.
Caledonia SIS ~
Cho.lnr us 81, 2e~ %
Con fidence Us 10
Atrha Cos -, :sss fsi
Baltimore s7,s rs, 3S5s "a
After the Board.
Onbir a. bid
Mexican 25sa bid
could and Curry Ia asked
Hest and Relcher ~ sold
California 20 bid
Con Virginia 59a4 sOid
Hale aud Norc.css 81 bid
ChOliar IS bid
Crown Point II bid
Yellow Jacket % bid
Imperial hid
Reicher 2ui bid
Alpha ~ asked
Sierra Nevada ii btS
Confidence Il bid
Oyernlan q; asked
Utah IL bid
ExchrQuer Is. bid
Julia 81 bid
Caledonia ~ bid
Mothers Belle ~. h!d
Eureka Con l.: bid
Union Con lVs. bid
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

Highest and lowest Thermometer for
las, "a hours, ending Oct. D. p ~:
Highest thermometer. u degrees
I.nSs.t thermometer. -. 3S degrees
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

interest NV reform pledges every dhrop in his
barls-ef the committy pays fur them. teerd
em talkin in his bar room last mite Nv the room
that ablishnism hez brot upon the country
with SIGH ferver that actilly wept.
One nv the reformers, Mr.. Smithers, wuz
maxim beautiful speech in the interest NV re-
form, shown how difficult it wuz for labrin
man to git on, with the taxes and all he he'd to
pay, and the terrible depression there wuz in
business, and it wood hev done good, but the
effect wuz spilled by his wife witch come in
ruther inoppertoonly and yanked him out,
screamn suthin about his spendin all his time
IN the grocery, and wat little he earned and
she earned at McGinnses bar howlin politix.
THIS taboo ruther spilled the effect, but thank
heaven Smithers kin vote and Mrs Smithers
can't.
There is the entire courthouse offishls all for
reform, to man, and about seven hundred
Dimocrats in the county, witch expex to De
court house ofishls, witch stand sturdily beside
mem. Then there is the hill people, wien
don't take noosepapers, OWN to Their Inability
to reed, and wich hevin bin born Dimocrats,
hey got it in the place NV religion, and wich
an ablishnists arguments hev no more effect
upon than paper wods wood on a Monitor.
They are yoonanimus for Tiden and Reform.
BY the way, it's an awful waste Nv money to
send printed dokime1ts to these people.
FOR HAYES.
There is in the town a storekeeper, witch is
a Republican, a mekanick or two with boards
on their shops, 'These premises for sale in con-
sekence Nv the owners desirin to remove" a
Methods and Baptis preacher, and one or two
others, witch persist in votin agin Reform, but
they hev no politikle infooence here. The
merchant ginerally runs for Legslacher, and
among the mekanicks they git up county
tikkit, to keep up the RepuUliking organza-
shen.. But Dnnis O'Shaughnessey SEE he kin
beet 'em alone, without the help Nv the other
nineteen groseres.
1t may be safely act down that Buukersvile
is awl rite, and that eff the Test Nv the state is
in the same state NV politikle health, Injeany
is sound for the Reform tikket. The Dlmoc-
risy here bleeve that the party is pledged to
Unlimited greenbax, consistently the Dino
cratic vote will be all out. L am not afrade NV
the Eastern hard money Dimocratic papers
here, for nobody but them WITCH hold offs and
them witch expect to, kin read, and. they are
safe anyhow.
The prospex Nv more greenbax, and the hope
nv gittin the post offs, and the eollectorshp,
with its depities, makes the Dimocrisy this
yeer dubbly enthoosiastick sfor Reform, and
more anxshus for a deliverance from the evils
of Republican misrool. There will be no trub-
BILE here. We send the East greetin.
PETROLEUM " NAsBY, Reformer
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 1O.-At Beaver, Utah.
to-day Judge Boreman passed sentence upon
John ID. Lee for participation IN the Mountain
Meadow massacre 10 years ago. In doing SO,
he called attention to the atrocty OF the crime
and the inability heretofore of the authorities
to procure evidence; That the conspiracy to
murder was widespread; that Lee was finally
offered up as sacrifice TO popular indignation !;
but that others equally guilty might hereafter
expect punishment. The prisoner having the
right under the laws of the territory to choose
death by hanging, shooting or beheading, and
having chosen to be shot, was sentenced to be
shot to death Japuary 26tb, 1877
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
MINOR TKLEERAlIS,


The Marathon from Boston has reached
Queenstown.
John f. Cleveland, financial editor of the N.
Y. Tribune, who has been for thirty years at
tacbed 10 that paper, died Monday evening,
aged 81. He was brothef-in-law of Horace
Greeley.
A letter from veteran n the National Mill
tary Home at Hampton, Va, saws ten men died
there last week from dysentery, brought about
by rotten food, and some fifty men are sick.
An inceDdiary fire yesterday destroyed the
house and barn of EdInund Hobart at North
Amherst, Mass. Loss about $4,000; insured
$500.
The Harvester works at Minneapolis with a
portion of the contents, were burned yesterday.
Loss $60,000; insurance $4,000
Elisha Brooks, a we'll known aud extensive
clothing dealer of New York, died yesterday,
aged SO.
Intermeuts at Savannah yesterday 10, of
which 10 were yellow fever
The Howard Association have a despatch
from DR. Bruins OF Brunswick, Ga, saying that
the epidemic there may be considered at an end
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

Incalculable arc the benefits derived from HUNTS
REMEDY. Kidney, Bladder and Glandular Com
plants, Diabetes, Gravel, Diseases of the Urno-
Genital Organs Retention and Incontiaence of
Urine, Pain the Back and Loins, Female Irregu-
arities, Excuses, Intemperance and Nervous Pros
tration, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY. Brighps
Disease is cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
ocl9 eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Marine Disaster.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, o. ODER 10 The
schooner Active of Port smouth, from Hallowell
for Philadelphia, with ice, was in collision last
night off Kitty Hunk with schooner Mary f.
Corson, from Boston, of and for Philadelphia,
and lost her bowsprit and head gear and met
with considerable other damage. The Mary f.
Corson broke her main and quarter rail-
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
The Centennial Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-The International
live stock yards at the junction of Belmont and
Grard Avenues were opened to the public today
for the display of sheep and swine. The CEN
declaring chat the centennial exhibition shall be
closed on the 10Th of Nov. next.
Today's admissions at the main exhibition
were "a, 416 and the live stock exhibition 447.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

corted them through the streets, presenting
fine appearance. A grand complimentary ball
was given this evening.
Suicide.
LEWISTON, Oct. I0-R. b. Cove, well known
through Maize as pedler, hung himself in
Turner this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Steamboat Accident.

BATON ROUGE Oct. TO- The steamboat
Southern Belle was burned this morning, and
several lives lost Steamer Bertha took some
passengers to New Orleaus, aud the others re-
turned here on the steamer Katie
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Destructive Conangra,;ou.

MOBILE, Oct 10.-Two CONGREGATIONS last
night, one in the neighborhood of the county
jail, destroying 10 small dwellings and stores,
aud the other one corner of Dauphin and Joa-
chm streets, destroying three buildings occu-
pied as stores and dwellings. Fires supposed
to be incepdary
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

THE INDIANS.
An Attack near Fort Fetierm an.

CHEYENNE, Oct 10 bunting party was
attacked % miles from Fort Fetterman the 9th
inst, by Indians, who subsequently attacked a
wagon train. During the fight the Indians dis
played great courage but were driven to the
hills, whence they fred on the train compelling
it to move a considerable distance for safety.
Several Indians were wounded and two were
seen to fall. One wagon master was wounded
and horse killed. The Indians cut the tele-
praDh wire
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11


says the Servians yesterday repused the Turks
in at attempt TO cross the river Dwina near
Rutscha.
The MOntenegrins Attacking.
A despatch from Ragusa yesterday says the
Montenegrins attacked Mukhtar Pasha's main
force and an engagement is In progress. 1t is
reported that the Montenegrins are gaining the
advantage.
A telegram says the news that the Porte has
already accepted an armstce is premature
| special kilograms, however, speak hopefully of
| aSpeedy conclusion of the armistice. for which
| all the powers are represented as continuing to
| work in unison. W
An Armistice Granted,
| LONDON, Oct. 10-Midnigbt-A desnatcb
dated Constantinople, 10th, evening. saws: At
the sitting of the extraordinary council Io.dav
it was decided that Turkey should grant an
armistice for six months, viz, until the end If
March, 1877. This decision aud its conditions
will be communicated to the European powe.s
tomorrow.
Waiting for Pressure.
BERLIN, Oct 10-The Berlin Post affitms
that the Porte refuses an armstce or confer
eDce.
Foreign Notes.
George Hay, Marquis of Tweeddale, is dead,
aged 49,
George Heinrich PERI a German historical
writer, died at Munich yesterday
The Gar has called to council the Czarowitch
the ministers of war and finance.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
European Markets.

LONDON. October 1912. 80 P. M.-Amercan secu-
rities-United States bonds 1O-4Js, 1881. Erie %
New York Central Sc.
LIVERPOOL, October 10.-12.30 Z. M.--The Cotton
market is firm; Middng uplands at sgd; do Or
leans at 3d. sales $4,000 bales, including 1000 bales
tor speculation and export; receipts 10000 bales, OF
which 5000 are American.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Worse Than an EPIcfion

TOLEDO, Oct 10.-A fire broke out at eight
o'clock this evening in the lumber yard of the
Mitchell & Rowland Lumber Compap de-
stroylng 100000 feet of pine lumber. The
mills will be saved. Loss estimated at $35 ,00O
which is fully covered by insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
MEMORANDA
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch lKenduskeag. from Bangor for New Haven
rolled away foremost and head hear in a heavy sea
off Falkner's Island sth inst and was towed into
New London 9th for repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

New YORK, Oct. 1o.-Patrck Mcguire, a
rumseller of Fourth avenue, is under arrest for
repeatedly dashing his four children to the
floor, killing one and fatally ioj1ring the other
three.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Republican Victory in New Jersey.

NEWARK, Oct. 10.-The charter election re-
suited in Republican majority of 10000. OF
the fifteen wards the Republicans carry eleven.
The gain of 1874 is 1000 votes, but the Republic
cans lose 1000 as compared with the election of
1875 when a mayor was in the field
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
MARRIED..

In Hiram. Oct. 8. at the Universalist Church, BY
Rev. l. j. Mead, N, s. Benton and Mrs. Lucinda j
Cole OF Cornish.
In woolwich, Oct 8, by Rev. H. O. Tbayer, Frank
NJ. Harnden and Miss Elizabeth j. Fullerton, both OF
Woolwich.
In Shrewsbury, Mass, Get 4. by Rev. L. H. Wood,
Dan1 M: Foye, tormerly.ot Portland, and Lottie Ii.
Newton, both Of Worcester.
Oct. s. by Rev. Mr.. Meredith, of Grace Church.
Boston, Rev. Jos. Har0ks. lot the Maine Conference
of the NJ. E. Chulch,) and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hawkes. OF
Cambridgeport.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Providence Print Cloths Market
DOmesIic MarkeIs,

PROVIDENCE, R. l., October 10-The Printing
Cloths market shade easier and quoted at 45c for
best 81 GA with hardly business enough TO establish
prices,
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11

Sid I'm Cardiff 9th, ship Hattie E Tapley, Smith,
Montevideo.
Sid FIN Dunkrk It'll, ship VIM McGilvery, for Unit
ed States.
Sid I'm Liverpool 9th, barque Arizona, Berry, for
Baltimore.
Returned, barque Halcyon, Hardy, with damage,
having been in collision.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
FINANCIAL AND COMnERCIAu
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, October 10.-The markets are strong
to day with but little change to note. Corn is in
good demand to-day at the prices given yesterday.
Sugars are feeling strong and we quote at 11sc for
granulated and 105c for Extra C. Flour is very
strong at unchanged prices. Teas are in good de-
mand with frmer prices. Pork and lard show no
change.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
DIED.

In this city, Oct. Q, Mrs. Temperance d. SWEET.
widow of the late Jonathan Swett aged so years and
months.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at 81 o'clk
at No "a st Lawrence street. Massachusetts papers
please copy.
years months.
Funeral services this afternoon at 81 O'Clock, at
her late residence, No 10 Cotton street.
In East Deering, Oct. 8, Oscar w. Sargent aged AZ
years.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk.
Waterhouse. aged 25 years 8 months formerly of
Cape Elizabeth.
In Salina, Boulder Co., Colorado, Sept. 20, Ezra
Calderwood, Of Portland, aged So years months
and days.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Oct. 10.

Tuesday, Oct. 10.
ARRIVED.
S steamer Myrtle, Foster, Winter Quarter Shoals
Va, via Woods Hole.
Sch W Holt. Delay, Philadelphia-coal to Saml
Rounds g. Son.
Sch Eva N johnson, Mailman, Port Johnson coal
to Green q Son.
Sch Alma, johnson, Hoboken-coal to Rounds &
Dyer.
Sch H Ingraham. Ames, New York-iron to j s
Winslow g. Co.
Sch silas McLoon, Spear, Reimbursement to c A
B Morse & Co.
Sch Emeline Blake. Wiscasset.
Sch Lucy Ann, Gilmore, st George.
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay.
Sch II S Bridges, Landrick, Calais for New York.
Sch Alexandria, Fakingham, Calais tor New York.
Sch Am Eagle, Brown, Sullivan for Boston.
Sch Ann CreOn, Casper Ellsworth for Gloucester.
Sch Vandalia Butler, Ellsworth for Lynn.
Sch Agenora, Hutchins, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Neponset, Stratton. Sullivan for Boston.
Sch E Closson, Dority, Gardiner for New York.
Sch G Hazard Bartlett, Bangor for Clinton, Ct.
Sch b Smith, Barker, Bangor for Salem.
Sch E Carnage, Grover ROckland for Petersburg.
Sch Gem. Hall, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Sallie MAR, Powell, Kennebec for Philadelphia
Sch John Stroup, Smith, Kennebec for Philadel-
phia.
RETURNED-Sch Maggie Dalling.
BELOW-Schs Ulricka r Smith. Am Chief, Nile,
and others, from the East bound West.
CLEARED.
Sch David Torrey, Soule, Jersey City-Geo Hunt
& Co.
Sch La volta whitmore, New York; Libby.
Sch Surprise. Rogers, Plymouth-master.
Sch FleotwiDg, johnson, Eastport-master.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT to a license from the Hon. Judge OIL
Il Probate tor the County o. Cumberland, L shall
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, the
premises, on TUESDAY, Nov. Z, A. ID. 1876 at
O'Clock p m, the lot of unoccupied land on Wood
ford street, WoodfoId's Corner in Deerng, adjoining
the homestead of d. ID, Rolf, deceased, containing
about 6767 square feet.
HARRIET u. ROLF, AdministIatrix.
f.. o. BAILEY 81 Co, Auctioneers.
ob6 eodtd
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of a IL
IN cense from the Hon. Nathan Clesnes, Judge
OF Probate in and for the County of Cumberland, L
shall sell at public sale, the premises, SATUR
DAY. the fourteenth day of October, A. ID. 1876, at
ten o'clock in the foren5on, the following described
real estate of Thomas Gill; late of Portland in said
County deceased, for the payment of his debts and
incidental charges of sale.
Said real estate consists OF Dwelling House,
Store and Lot, situated on the westerly side OF
Center Street, in said Portland. and numbered
eight on said street, being the homestead of said
Thomas Gill, in his lifetime.
BRIAN L. McDON0UGH, Admir-.
r. o. BAILEY 81 CO, Auctioneers.
Portland, Sept. 18th, 1876. oet6dst