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TO LET.

TIE BUILDING ON MAIN IA
! Street, known as the Bank TA
ks1ehanRe Building. next door sss.M.
GLOW Cnshing's Drug Store and ISiiilEIM
opposite Wells, Fargo Co. "a
apply at the of.,s Of Sherwood 4 BROS Lum.
n12.H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

,ouy uAYErr, OWNER IN THE BAY
VsTaTE Mine, situated in Bristol District.
l ..In County, stste of Nevada formerly Nye
r,I c,1ntv, when the mine was located, now Lin. IL
I'm County,. You are hereby mot nosinea Ta, Una,
iee1e see, noIlars on your interest in the above
ls.vUa nine which you are hereby notified to
nAh''u ',n,msd.ately. together with costs OF this
Psy -.;.ament otherwise shall claim forfeit
sdVel !, rour interest in conformity with the Act
are Cnngress =, sv section 81, approved May 10th,
o. d-O SOnSl All nersons are cautioned against pur-
~, !s.,rr The ssid interest from the said John
r, asyatt as he cannot, underexisting circumstan-
"a "a make legal transfer
Pioche, New. Nov. 10th 70. 20, o
plT-90d
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FOR SALE.

NJ ILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE THE
w House and Lot on Ploche Street, adjoin.
ing J. r. Staples store. The house contains
hve rooms. This property must be sold imme-
diately, as the parties are about to remove from
the county.
For full particulars inquire Of
N. II. LICHTENSTEIN,
fl9.lmo Auctioneer, Main atrest.
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~NS"A - '''.'..' '..'....s.......... " TU.OO
Rates payable in United States gold
coin or Its equivalent.
All Consignments of Goods Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No ForyvartlinQ n
or Commission Charges.
Mark Goods Care "E. & p. II. r."
All Liquors and Liquids will be transported
only at the owners risk Of leakage.
alS-tf W. E. GRIFFIN, Agent.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ALPS SILVER MINING
~ Company, Room 20 stevenson Building,
Fan Francisco. March 10th. 1876.--At meeting
OF the Board Of Directors held this day, divi.
dend mo. ~ Of Fifty Cents per share was de.
olared, payable on Wednesday, the 10th inst.
transfer Books closed on saturday, the 1lth
instant at O'Clock p. m.
mrls o. D. SQUIRE. secretory.
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NOTICE.

l debtss NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
ate settls.s 70 me to call and make an immedi.
lvill h. aent a Of their indebtedness. othorwise
In the n,os mpelled to place the said Accounts
will do oroPef ~ legal hands for collection. and
IN very short time.
CHAS. STEIN,
Lower Main street,
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FOR SALE.

TWO FINE STUD HORSES FoR -
il SALE.
The horses can be seen at Geo. @. N.
'ohnston's Stable on Meadow Valley slfSS9.
For particulars a. to price, &C., apply to
d9e-tf JOHN N. CRAIG.
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NOTICE
,,- ~ whom it may Concern,
I is to 1Huls LUIS MACE, aLIssANs MILK MAN
parties bprinve snve this place about the I5fh. All
come forSarSs oqs milk from him are requested to 10
Phoebe, MAJ Ms,ohn ana settle their accounts. "
mrll-lw iisn' 1915.
WIN. @. GLISSAN.
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T O L e T.

= " - Il As
HousE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET.
MI. ssoloining the house Of W. W. Bishop
las., lx,. house 10 finely furnished and centraily
tion The premises are in frst.class condi.
~, ror Particulars apply to the
'''" STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
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fHE DAILY ALFA CAIIr0RNIA.

THB OLDEST AND REST NKwsPAPER
on the pscinc Coast. published 4 Fan
Hfanciseo, 0alifoEnla.
euheRiptions received b.
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PIoCHE ATHLETIC CLUB
MEMBERS, ATTENTIONS!

NLAssEs IN TIE VARIOUS aYMNAsTIc
~ Exercises on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Cluo Rooms open from .. m. till 10
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A. BROWN. President
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE BuTcHERNe BUSINESS HERETO.
4 fore conducted BY L. v. Loomis, has been
leased to and Will be managed hereafter by
Pioshs. New. March !. is7s. mraSed
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
COURTS MARTIAL AppoINrED-oRDEns.

COURTS MARTIAL APPoINTED-oRDEEs.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l, 1870
general court martial Is appointed to meet at Fort
Columbus New York Harbor, on tho 9th Of November,
composed Of tho following oflcers:-L,cutenant Col
onel y. Alexander Chambers, Twenty-nrst infantry;
Captains l.. Norris Jr Eighteenth infantry J.
F. Kent, Third Infantry First Lieutenants II. Barker
Sixteenth infantry; N. N. Sage, Eleventh infantry,
and Charles Bird, Twcntythird infantry. and Second
Lieutenant 7. H. Eckenson, Nineteenth infantry with
First Lieutenant j. N. Ross, Twenty-nrst Infantry,
Judge Advocate
Also at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, MS folows:-
Major J. G. Yard, Twentieth infantry; Captain T.
.. Hamilton. Second artillery; First Icutcnanis L.
NJ O'Brien, Twcth infantry; j. NJ Thompson,
Twenty fourth infantry; Daniel Robinson, Seventh
infantry; Second Lleacnan,s J. G. Dent, Twentieth
infantry and b. Eidridgc Tenth infantry with Cap
tain D. NJ. Lee Sixth infantry, Judge Advocate.
Captain ). Hartley, Twsntysecond infantry, is or
derei to Buffalo to examine articcs Of clothing for
which Captain W. II. Powell Fourth infantry. is re.
sponsiblc. Second Lieutenant Charles H. Lester,
Twentyiourth infantry. is transferred to the Eighth
cavalry, company Z.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Oyrrcx OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrYfCBR,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-1 A. NJ. J

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OYrrcx CHIEF SIGNAL OYYCRR,
WASHINGTON Nov. 2-1 A. NJ.
I'robdbilifiea
During Thursday. In the South Atlantic States,
slowly falling barometer, warmer scuthcrly WINDS
hazy, partly cloudy weather will prevail
For tho Gulf States, slightly warmer southcrly
Winds falling barometer, cloudy weather and possibly
hight rains followed In tho West Gulf by colder north
eriy winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee ana tho Ohio vallcy, warmer
sou,hcry vcering colder and north winds.
falling possibly followed by rising barometer, cloudy
and rainy weather
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Ieys, falling followed by rising barometer. colder
northerly winds and cloudy weather, with rain or
snow
For the upper ako region, falling barometer north
east, backing TO northwest winds, coldcr, cloudy
For tho lower ako region, warmer, southery winds,
falling barometer cloudy weather and light rains,
sibly followed by colder northerly winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States. falling barome-
ter warmer southeast 10 southwest WINDS and in the
nor,hcrn portions cloudy rainy weather. but In the
southern portions haze or log.
The rivers viii probably fili except slight riso
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri rivers
Cautfonary signals ordered for Galveston and
Indianola.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Eugene Hale, Of Maine, and Judge
Arthur Macarthur, OF the Supreme Court Of tho DIS
trct OF Columbia, are at tho Fifth Avenue HOTEL II.
C. johnson, United States Commissioner OF Customs;
J. H. Dcvereux, receiver OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company. and J, \. Mccullough, Of
Pttsburc al the ST Nichoias Hotel General
william B. Franklin, OF Hartford, is at the New York
Hotel. Surgeon Charles H. Burbank, United St1tes
Navy, Is at the Union square hotel. Gorham T. HUB
bard United States Consular Agent At Mayaeucz Porto
Rico is at tho wnosor Hotel Richard 7. Mcrrick oi
Washington, and ex- Congressman stephen Sanford OF
Amsterdam, n. Y, are at the Gilsey House. b. Tmi-
riasef OF the Russian Centennial Comm .ssion, IS at
tho Clarendon HOTEL Edgar wecs, OF Hartford. is
at tho ST. James Hotel. Thomas II. ismay. OF tbs
White Star steamship line, Is at the Hotel Brunswick
Professor c. A. Lindsey, OF Yale College. is at the ST.
Denis Hotel sbcrin c. A. Leblanc, OF Montreal, Is al
the Grand Central Hotel.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP.

AN EXPLOSION AT THE MIAMI MILLs-Two
PERSONS KILLED AND FIVE INJURED.
SPRrxGFmLD. Ohio. Nov. l. 1874
terrific explosion al the Miami Powder Mills took
place this afternoon, which shook tho country for
miles around with terrific violence.
The Miami Powder Mills located at Goes Station
fourteen miles OF this city, stretched along tho
Panhandle Railroad for long distance Two mills
were blown to atoms, two persons killed and fvc
seriously Injured The bodies OF the dead and
their mangled limbs thrown hundreds OF iect
away. Tho conclusion was severe thai windows
broken and shattered for miles around Antioch
College, at Yellow Springs, was badly damaged The
shock felt with great force IL this city, Xenia
London and other cities The damage is estimated nt
$4,000 The same mills exploded three years ago,
when five livos wero lost.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
LITERARY NOTES.

"a Houscfui OF Children is tho ttlc or tho new
Christmas book In the Pussy Tiptoo scres, nearly
ready.
We arc TO have improved translation Of tho trage
dies Of Alicr cditcd by Mr. T. A. Bowring.
Commander Cameron's forthcoming book "Aeross
Africa' will bc published by Daddy, or London, in No
vcmber.
Macmillan Co will bring out for Christmas nm ele.
gantly illustrated edition OF Irvng's "Bracebrdgo
Hail. y the pictures by Randolph Caldccott
Tho latest book Spain is Mr. z. II. Turton's ITO
tho Desert and Back, !" which the London Adenoum
pronounces neither instructive nor amusing
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
OBITUARY.
GENERAL HARRrE N. REEVE.


Adviccs from Cuba give particulars OF the death OF
General Rcovc, second OF The late Alexander NJ.
Roevs at the age Of twenty years General Reeve
was Brooklyn in 1851 and entorcd the service
Of tho Cuban forco In 1862, at tho age OF nineteen
Devotng himself TO the cause no had cspouscd he
way to tho rank OF brigader general by persistent
bravery. and among many other engagements he
the hero OF tho battle OF Guaguabo soicdad In which
he rescued hts command after severe fighting.
some ago bo was captured by the spanish lorces,
and bcing sentenced be shot to death, led out
and exccutc cdat least, the nrng party left him Tor
dead tho 6old General Reeve, however, was
not dead, and recovering CONSCIOUSNESS crawled
away, under tho of friends
recovered and rc-cntercd the lnsurgent army.
Ie crossed ttc Trocba In January, 1875 under
tho OF General Maxine Gomez. by whom he
was appointed chief of tho forccs TO operate upon
Colon. Early August last he was at Yaguararnas,
near Cienuegos ready TO attack the Spanish forces,
and, becoming impatient nt delay, on August 4 he
charged the heal OF twenty picked Ten, and found
himself after n struggle, IN tho centre of
strong spanish column. Finding retreat impossible
and proicrrng death 10 defeat and having his hors
killed under him, and having had his ieft
arm broken by shot,, he drew his
volver and shot himself his BODY being
affcrward riddled with bullets from tho SPANISH
marksmcn Hc Lad won the highest regard from his
comrades by nts bravery and his many virtues, and
his loss II the oi deepest regrct among those
who knew HIM here, when employed in tho Trades
mans Bank.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
LOOKING FOR TWEED.

THE FRANKLIN NOT EXPECTED TO ARRIVE UN-
THE NINA, SAYS.
HORSESHOE, n. j., Nov. l, lsI6
In an interview with Lieutenant Swift OF the Nina.
this afternoon, he told he did not expect the
Franklin until Sunday or Monday next Like every one
else connected with the Tweod business the Leuten-
ant 10 very mysterious He not know whnt he 10
gong do when Tweed comes. and except through
the papers does know that he has been captured
The Nina at anchor almost cast OF the government
dock, where the Grapeshot expected to join her to-
morrow The Grapesnot was looked for to-day but
did not put in an appearance. The opinions Of old
scamcn hcre corroborate the opinion Of Lieutenant
Swift, and IL is thought that tho rigate has encoun
tered tho West Indian hurricane
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

fsamoure class) rcvoIsed on the night OF
the Esd Of october, killing many orlcals
They subdued The imperial
troops also fought and overcame tho Akitsouk shis
jokus, near Kokoura Hundreds surrendered. The
Yamagutsi Shisjokus and escaped Orders were
ssucd for their arrest" Owing to the obscuriiy
OF the language used the despatch the officials here
have further information regarding the outbreak
than that already given
GLADSTONE WILL EXPLAIN
The Daily Ne,cs says:-we understand that Mr..
Gladstone will contribute to Harpsr's Monthly for De-
cembcr q paper explaining mis- attitude toward tho
United States during the civil
AMSTERDAM CANAL
His Majesty OF the Netherlands accompanied by his
Cabinet and all the officials OF Amsterdam were pres
ent yesterday at the opening OF the great ship canal
which connects the city with the ocean. Immense
thus,asm prevailed and the display OF bunting
prececented.
grand banquet and display OF fireworks took place
at night ana the city generally illuminated. The
canal is sixteen miles in length and has largo harbor
$50 acres In extent at the end Tho latter part
OF the work is, however, incomplete. The importance
OF this canal TO the commerce OF Amsterdam Is nca
culable and It's execution is regarded great engn-
eering triumph.
A PETROLEUM FIRE.
n
Exeter portion of the cargo OF the bark Viking,
Norwegian vessel amounting 200 barrels Of petro
leum. took nre, on lighter while being conveyed
from the blight and was entirely destroyed The ship
arrived from New York the Goth October and was
commanded by Captain Rasmuscn. Tho vast volumes
Of black smoke caused great alarm they rolled over
the river.
LARGE DEMAND ron COTTON
Tho Times this morning has an important statement
In its financial article in reference to expected de-
mand for cotton. II says:-"Messrs. Ellison Co.,
OF Liverpool cotton merchants, in their annual
review Of tho cotton trade, make calcula-
sion, based 6gnres and past experience, that
Europe will next year require 21 000 900 pounds OF
cotton o602 500 bales. They estimate that tho de-
mand will exceed tho supply by 145 900 bales IT. how
ever Europe continues unsettled tho demand doubtless
will be less and the probable supply may exceed the
estimates, as reports from tho United States
frequently do not give fair idea Of the
actual state Of facts at the outset Of the "
Upands, low middling clause, shipped October and
November, sati 1924. uplands low middlng clause
crop, shipped October and November, sail,
Lied uplands, low msdding clause shipped No.
vember and December. sail, 1-32d |; uplands. low
midding clause, now crop, shipped November and
December, sail, 1-16d; also sales Of tho samo
at 3-32d.; uplands low midding clause. De-
ccmber and January delivery, 6hd.; upnnds,
low middlng clause, new CROP shipped December and
January, sail, 6Id also sales of the same at 632d
uplands low middng clause. shipped January and
February, sail, 61Sd uplands, low middling clause,
crop, shipped January and February, SAIL 5s2d
also sales OF the same at 3-16d.
SILVER.
Silver Is quoted to-day at 53kd. per ounce
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING.

THE FIRST VESSEL LAUNCHED ON THE POTOMAC
FOR THIRTY-roUR YEARS
wAsnixGrox Nov. 1, 1875
Tho Robert Portuer, . schooner Of about 650 tons,
Custom House measurement, was launched at Alex
andria, Va, yesterday. Although many years ago,
wncn Alexandria had thrce shir yards work. vessels
OF all sizes sailing the and bringing her whnrvss
tnc products OF every Cline such sights common,
this the first vessel OF the szo launched from ship
yard IN that city or from any point on the Potomac
Tor thirty-four years.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE


CoUNTRY--Sow READY.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains an
Interesting Story, entitled "Ncc Smith, together with
the latest Telegraphic News from all parts OF tho
World: List OF Candidates Nominated for Congress and
State Offices throughout tho Union; Frightful Railroad
Accident; the United States Steamer Ossipee in tho
Midst OF Cyclone; Affairs in South Carolina Land
Grab in California; American Citizenship in Mexico;
Release OF Edward $. Stokes; Discriminating Burglars;
Charley Ross; Paris Gossip Letter from Henry $.
Sanford, late Minister TO Belgium. on the Southern
Question the Terror OF the Coal Fields and Our Regu
lar Washington Correspondence IL also contains Ed-
toral Articles the prominent topics OF the day;
Varieties; Obituary Notices; Religious Chit-Chat Re.
views OF tho Horse, Cattle and Dry Goods Markets;
Financial and Commercial Reports; Agricultural and
Sporting Matters, and the most important events OF
the week.
TERMs-Sng,e copies Eve cents; copy, sent 10
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THE ADVANTAGES OF SULPHUR AS A PURL
ncr rsSs SULPHUR soar places within the reach OF ALL
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
HARD MONEY FOR THE oRIENTALR

SAN Francisco, Nov. l, 1876.
The Pacific mail steamship Alaska sailed to-day for
Hong Kong Yokohama, taking out $500, 900 in
silver and bullion large proportion OF which
sent by local banks Of Eastern Euro
pean correspondents, who prefer to settle their
debtcdness in Oriental markets through this channel
and have recently purchased bills San Francisco
large amounts for that suppose.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
RAILROAD STRIKE.

REDUCTION OF WAGES AND CONSEQUENT KY-
FORTS OF EMPLOYEES TO STOP TRAFFIC.
ST. LOUIS Nov. /, 1875.
Thrcc days ago General Manager Canda OF tho Cairo
and ST. Louis Narrow Gauge Railroad, notined tho
gneers and 1rcmen that their wneos would DO some
what reduced and after November !. To-day tho
men lett their engines without notice and endeavored
TO prevent new from taking their places. Ono
two trains stopped. but arrangements will be
completed before tomorrow night Tor the full resump
tion OF business by the road
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
SERIOUS RAILWAY CASUALTY.

BRITTLE AXLE WRECKS A TRAIN-Two MEN
KILLED AND MANY wouNDxD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l, 1870
serious accident occurred to tho Buffalo express
train going NORTH on tho North Pennsylvania rail-
road, tonight At Centre Valley caused by tho
breaking OF an axle OF OF the cars Three scepcrs
and one passenger were lhrown from tho track.
The brakeman and porter killed and several
others injured.
The track will be obstructed for several hours
The wounded are being cared Tor by relief train
with surgeons sent from Bethlehem.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHrycros, Nov. I, 1870
Midshpmen William }. HoRg, Burus 7. walling and
r. W. Fisher, have bcen ordered TO tho vandalia,
European station, per steamer 10th November next
from Philadelphia. Assistant Paymaster Charles
whittlecd has been ordered duty tho receiving
ship. Wabash. at Boston. Gunner Thomas stewart
has boon ordered appear before the Retiring Board
on December 1 next
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
BRIGHAM YOUNG SOLD OUT.

ANN ELIAS ALIMoNY coLLKcrED OUT OF THE
PROPHETS ESTATE.
SALT LAKE CirY, Utah, Nov /. 1870
Four carriages, three wagons. pair OF mules
span OF horses one harness and three cows. the
property OF Brigham Young, were sold here at public
auction to-day by the Commissioner pay the award
OF tho Court in the Ann Eliza case. Jhcy brought
$1,1s5 Further seizures Of property will be made.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
MILES INDIAN FIGHT.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE sAvAGxs KILLED.
CHICAGO, Nov I, 1874
An oniclai report Of the battle between Sitting
Bull Pretty Bear, Bull Eagle, John Sans Arcs,
Standing Bear, Gaul and White Bear Cedar
Creek, the general results OF which were
given in st. Paul despatch last night, states that
the number Of Indians known to have been killed
II nve. The report concludes:"i believe this matter
can be closed now by vigorous work. Some cavalry
tndspcn sable. ~
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
MURDERED BY HIS FATHER.

sPorGHKExPsiK, N r., Nov. 1, 1915
A special to the Eagle says Monday named
stephen Cooper, mountnnccr IN eastern Duchess
county Dover. got into alteration with his
and shot him in the gron. Death ensucd and the
body buried to-day. There inquest has
the murderer becn arrested.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
GOV. MORGAN AND QUIMBo APPo.

ALBANY, Nov !, 1876.
1t appears on record hero that Quimbo Apo. now
charged with his fourth murder. received tho com.
mutation Of OF death for 40 murders OF which
hc convicted 10 1859 to ten years. Imprisonment
from Governor L. D. Morgan, and in the oflcial paper
OF commutaon tho words. land IL being represented
to Us that II proper TO commute such sentence
which usually accompany such papers are erased,
leaving the inference that ations OF the
propricty OF tho commutation made at all The
Communication is dated May s, 1860
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
A MISPLACED SWITCH.

FATAL INJURY TO A BRAKEMAN WHO JUMPED.
BosToS, Nov. J. 1870
Owing to a misplaced switch on the South Shore
Railroad at East Braintrcc, Mass. this afternoon an
express from Boston struck the OF the South
Shore local freight train standing that station dam
aged tho engine and freight to the amount OF
81 800 Daniel Leary, brakeman, jumped from the
passenger train ana was fatally injured The fireman
Of the passenger engine was slightly injured
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

MAD WORK BY ''vILLAINoUs sALrPErRR"-
SOUTHERN OHIO SHAKEN UP-oNE MAN
KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED.
CINCINNATI, Nov. !, 1870
Tho Emqsirers, Springfield, Ohio, special says:-Two
large buildings OF the Miami Powder Mills, which
located fourteen miles west Of this city, blow up with
terrific violence about two O'Clock this afternoon.
Michael Deneane blown TO atoms, and several per-
we're severely Injured. The windows OF buildings
situated miles distant from tho scene were broken;
Xenia, London and other places. The damage estl-
mated AZ SIS 900.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
FIRES.

INTENSIVE CONFEDERATION IN 4 MISSISSIPPI
VILLAGE.
MEMPHIS. Tonn., Nov. /, 1870
A telegram from Grenada Miss, says fire at that
place night destroyed sixteen business houses
on the west sdo square and on the west side OF
Greene street. TIC buildings destroyed princ,-
pay frame. Among them we're Snyders bank the
Post office and Lakes grocery.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov. ], 1870
The total number OF ntermonts to-day thirteen,
Of which wore from yellow fever.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
MANUFACToRY BURNED.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. !, 1876.
The works OF tho Buffalo Hardware Company were
destroyed by nrc this morning The loss is $780, 900;
insured Tor $l7, ,OC0 Tho Of the Ore unknown
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
A MURDERER TO BE TRIED.

sARxIA, Canada, Nov. I, 1870
The Grand Jury have found truo bin against Mur-
ray Grcnnic for the murder Of Patrick Monaghan In
March last. Tho trial 10 fixed for tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
THANKSGIVING IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. /, 1874
To-day was proclaimed Thanksgiving Day through
out Quebec and 1t generally observed in this city
as a public holiday. Business was almost entirely
pended and held in the churches
There was q grand military display the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
BRITISH NAVAL NEWS.

HALIFAX. N. s., Nov. i, 1876
Her Majcsty's steamer Bullnnch arrived here to-day
from Newfoundland.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

During the earlier portion OF yesterday Mr. Wander
biIs very comfortable but about four O'Clock had
q decided change and passed very restless evening.
He suffered considerable paa, and REQUIRED the con-
sgant attendance a ~ physcianA
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

PREsouE IsLE Ont, Nov 1, 1870
Two men, named Redfcrn and wardweil, while troll
ing TOR sh yesterday evening, carried out INTO
tho lake. and, a storm coming up, wardwcll was
washed ovcrDoard aud lost.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

PorrsviLtE, Pa. Nov. ], 1870
Nathan Dormady, one OF the miners injured ny the
fire damp explosion in the ST. Clair NINE yesterday
Il this morning