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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

MEMPHIS. Oct. 80

MEMPHIS, Oct. 80.
From 6 o'clock last night until noon
to day the undertakers report orders
for eight interments of parties who
died in aud outside the city limits. All
Incoming trains last night were crowd
ed with returning. absentees.
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Wagon for Sale.

A Freight wagon of 5000 pounds capacity.
IN for sale at bargain. Apply to
j. II. B0RLAND.~
Rye Patch, October %. II
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French Rolls, Square Loases
oroWn Broad, rios, EaASs,
A4nuueS. etc, stc.
Always on hano, yered TO order
fresh from tile oven in Quantities to suit, ID
any part of town.
Having purchased the City Bakery, | will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
puDilc CHRIS, DHIEL.
Wihnemucca, July %, 1877. tt
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NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
L. d. Smell d Co., provision and
cheese merchants. have failed. Liabili.
ties, between $150. 600 aud $500, 900.
of which $50 900 is secured
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ssiN EMLccA DAIRY
F r ES Fl
BUTTER AND MILK

VIII DO delivered daily Ia quaint ii s to .ut
customers IN any part OF town. Orders "a a,
A, Trousdale's will be promptly filled.
STOCK pastured on reasonable terms.
WA, TRoUSDALE Il Co
RToprietors.
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County
tt c X e r.

FOR SHERIFF..
GEORGL NJ. Miller.
FOX coUSSY cLEsA.
JEkE H.. JOB.
FoR COUNTY RECORDER.
GEORGE f. rUsRirfiN.
Eoa COUNTY TREASURER,
J. y. YOUNG.
FOR ASSESSOR.
L. l.. kiCKARD.
EoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
s. 5. GRASS.
FoR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
DAVID VAN LESNEP.
FOB suRERISTESDESE OF PUBLIC scaooIs.
P. NJ. PALMER.
FoR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
j. ". CLaMo.
FOR COUNTY CoAAlIss.oSEA..
X. If. SCOTT (Aong rerml
IL. 2. MAhKsn (shor; Term)
For Justice of the Peace. USIoS T5wxsaIP,
Q. ). OSBORN.
For Constable,
). ". RUsE.
FOR School Trustees,
DAVID VAN L2NSEP tLong Termy |
l.. X. DRAIS t5hort rerm)
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> uit Dismissed .

PITTsBURG, Oct 30.
The suit of George w. Dehaven and
others against 2. L. Brnum was
argued in the Court of Common Pleas
of this city yesterday, before full
bench An order Was made dislnissing
the suit.
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REPUBLICAN
State Ticket
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
5TH. 1875.

9TH. 1875.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
FOR LIEUTENANT aovEnNoR,
HENRY K. MIGHELS.
FOR CONGRESS
ROLLIN NJ. DAGGEPT-
FoR JUDGE OF sUrHguE COURT.
THOMAS HAWLEY.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
MICHAEL A. MURPHY.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
CHARLES h. BIUKNELL.
BoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JASPER Bah oOCK.
FOR sTATE TREASURER
LYMAN l.. CROCKETT.
FOR STATE CONTROLLERS.
JAMES II. HALLOCK.
FOR sUPERIsTESDENr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
JOHN ID. HAMMOND.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ANDREW j. HATCH.
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EUROPE.
King Alfonso Conxratnlated-Gen. Graut
an Eye Witness OF the Attempted Assas-
sinafinn

Alng Alfonso CongratuIated-Gen. Graut
an Eyewitness OF the Attempted Assas-
sinati0n.
NEW York, Oct. Pa Madrid de spatch
says that Gen. Grant, at the time of the at
tempted assassination of King Alfonso was
overlooking the Pue.ra del Sol. This hotel is a
long distance from the scene of the attack, but
looks across the great central plaza Of Madrid
directly down the Sale Mayer. Gen. Grant,
who was following with his eyes the progress
OF the royal cavalcade which had Just passed
across the Puetra del Sol before him, clearly
saw the flash of the assassn's pistol, The
General had already booked for Lisbon by the
night train leaving at O'clock and therefore
could not in person present congratulations to
King Alfonso, but to Senior Sllvara, the minis
ter of state, who called soon after and accom-
panied him to the railroad station, Gen. Grant
expressed his regret that he was unable to
postpone his Journey ia order that he might
personally Call upon His Majesty. He begged
Senior Silvara to convey to the King his sincere
congratulations on his escaps from the assas-
sins bullet
There was great gathering of diplomats,
MOBILES and men OF all pasties at the palace to
offer congratulations Marshal Serrapo was
one of the first callers. Minister James Rus
sell Lowell and Mr.. Reed, secretary of the
American legation, called at the palace Satur-
day and expressed their qualification at tho
Kings escape. The Kng continues to make
uRut VI tDo WDOlo dHdlT. DuL the popular ludlg-
nation is still extreme.
An Anii-Russian Alliance Probable.
ROME. Oct % "A statement in The Faufulla
yesteI day that England has taken the ipitia-
tive in proposing protest against Russia's de-
lay In executing the treaty of BarlIn, that
france is perfectly in accord with England, aud
mat probably Italy and Austria will JON ia
1ne protest, is believed TO be correct. The
Lonaon observer of Yesterday published what
was probably seml. official note tn the same
effect. '0 w 'Ao ''-Ao
Labor Troubles on the Clyde.
LONDON, Oct 2S.-A Glasgow despatch of
last night says that the strike on the CLYDE,
which began Saturday with the boiler makers
and iron ship builder, is soreadrug. AMI the
men employed 10 large engiueeriig firm on
the south bank of the river and at several 9TH
er yards are expected to follow. TOE oommIr.
tee OF the amals a atom soc-ty of engineers
machinlsts, null virgins smiths and oattern
makers, an oreaniziIo containing % lodges
and 5000 members, have decided to make every
effort To lessen The reduction of wages aud to
recommend strike only as last resort
exceedingly gloomy accounts are received
from all the trade centres, and reductions of
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MARINE NEWS.
Launched at Thomasfs n.


THoMAsToN, Oct. 28.-Ship Frank f. Cur.
ling, 22O0 tons measurement, was launched
from the shipyard of Edward O'Brien at noon
today. She is owned by Edward O'Brion and
Capt. Frank Curling, who is to command her.
She is the largest ship ever built in this district
A Captain Lost Overheard.
BOSTON, Oct ga Fort Macon, n. c.,
dispatch Of the 18th says schooner Wyoming,
Port an Prince for Boston, anchored off Cape
Lookout dismasted. The captain aud one man
were drowned. A tug was sent to her and is
towing her to Beaufort, s. 9.
Schooner Abandoned.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Schooner Lizzie f
Dow, from Baltimore tie 7th inst, with Goa
for Aspinwsll, was dsmasted on Oct. 25th
All hands taken from the wreck by British
schooner Eliza Christie and landed at St
John, P. r.
miscellaneous.
Schooners CLYDE, Philadelphia for Calves
ton, and Ward j. Parkes, Savannah for Salem,
put into Charleston Sunday 10 distress.
Ship Bess Crosby, Baltimore for Rotter-
dam, was seen Oct. IL, lat. 41.40, long. 46. TO-
with loss of sails, yards and mssts.
The fishing schooner j. E. Bowley arrived
at Provincetown from the Grand Banks, re-
ports that on the 18th of last May the mate
travis.
The Arctic schooner Florence sailed from
Provincetown for New London yesterday morn.
iny.
Bark Leopold ct Marie, at New Orleans
brought the captain and two passengers and
the crew of the schooner M. M. Lindsay,
Havana for Key West abandoned Thursday
10 q sinking condition.
Intelligence from Anticosti regarding thu
steamship Lake Megautic wrecked there, il
that during the storm Saturday last she brok,
up and the divers lost everything.
A schooner supposed to be the M. W. Drew
with the passengers and crew of the lost steam
er General Barnes, is reported off the bar a
Jacksonville, Fla, but was unable to get il
yesterday on account of the heavy sea.
Capt. Harding of steamer Catherine Wing
at Philadelphia from Providence, reports
steamer ashore on Joe Flogger opposite tn
ledge.
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The Waning Epidemic,

MEMPHIS, Oct 28.-Last night was the cold
est of the season. A heavy frost, fell and ice
lined the cutters throughout the city. The
board of health will tomorrow officially an
but will recommend all dwellings to be thor
oughly ventilated before occupation. From six
o'clock last evening until noon today there
were six orders for interments This includes
the deaths in the city and suburbs.
VIcKsBURG. Oct. 2S.-Therc was ice and a
black frost last night. The Howard Associa-
ton are now closing up. A number of visiting
physicians and nurses will depart tomorrow.
CAIRO, Oct. 28.-There have been no new
cases and no deaths since the last report The
sick are doing WELL There was heavy frost
and ice this morning. All quarantine restric-
tions will be removed Nov. LIST. %
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-Deaths 49, cases
reported 81.
MOBILE, Oct. 2S-For the "a hours ending
at noon today, 10 new cases and deaths.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2S.-Ooe new case and
on death mee weather is cold and there
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2S.-Up to O'Clock to-
night there were deaths aud 48 cases. Only
one was new case, AZ not before reported
The deaths for the week ending the 9th inst.
were 3d. of which III were from yellow fever
and 151 from other causes The report of the
Peabody Subsistence Association shows that
from Aug Sd to the close of Oct Goth, ii, 791
rtqu'sltions were issued, which are equal to
621, SOL rations TO 131, 543 persons. Each person
wa supplied with seven days rations
The Young Mems Christian Association re-
ports Is new cases at Yazoo City. There was
heavy frost last night.
At Osyka eight new cases and one death.
BATON ROUGE, Oct 2S.-In the past 4S hours
the new Cases were % and deaths 81.
PATTERsoNvILLE, Oct. 23.-In the past 4S
hours, new Cases 5, deaths 2.
EUREKA, Oct 2S-One death att Hope.
Seven Cases GU Rochel's place. Faver among
the negroes has almosts subsidized. The
sugar mills are getting to work and the yield is
good.
VIcKsBURG, Oct 2S-Two deaths in the city
and three IN the suburbs. Mercury fell to IS
last night.
MEMPHIS, Oct 2S-Five deaths, no new
cases.
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

A Maritime Exchange Mt Bath.
BATH, Oct 2S.-A maritime exchange and
reading room has been opened here. The
officers are as follows:
President-Edward Sewall.
Directors-S. A. Hounghton, Edwin Reed,
Geo. A. Preble, Guy Q. Goss, Jarvis Patten,
James p Hitchcock
Secretary and Treasurer-F. w. Weeks.
Tired of Life.
CALAIS. Oct. % -Gorham Marks, aged 81,
son Of Abrsm Marks, shot himself with gun
in his room at st Stephen, N. B., yesterd ay
afternoon. He lived about two hours, and told
the doctor he did it because he was tired of
living.
Fire in BENTON.
WATERvILLE, Oct, 2S-The dwelling owned
and occupied by Lydia E. Spencer in Benton
was burned Saturday night. Loss $500; in
sured for $500. Defective chimney.
Sudden Death.
RooKLAND, Oct. 2S.-Patrick Walsh, we'll
known lime burner. about 60 years of age,
dropped dead IN lime shed this evening.
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MINOR TELEGRaMs.

Six inches of snow fell in st. Paul yesterday.
The President will attend the fair of the
Maryland Institute
The anticipated strike of the English iron
workers has commenced,
The factories and lumber yard of the Sierra
day. Loss $250,OO0
Rodney French of New Bedford was yester-
day nominated for Congress by the Prohibi-
1t is reported that Associate Justice A. B.
Olln OF the District of Columbia Supreme
court Will soon resign on account of impaired
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Pensions
P0lygamy in Utah,

SALT LAKE, Oct. 28.-The examination
before Commissioner Sprague in the case of
Miles for marrying three young women at the
endowment house on Thursday last was con.
tlnu a;i today day John I. Carrie. Jr., who was
what had occurred and finally declined n
answer as he was bound by oath to the Nor.
mon church to preserve secrecy. The witness
was excused. Geo. Reynolds who was con.
ycted OF bigamy two years ago and sentenced.
o Ou. whose case is now before the Supreme
court was called as a witness. He took the
names on piece of paper of the ladies' an.
terlng the endowment house for marriage. He
did not know what had became of the naner
or where the record was kept and finally
refused to answer for the same reason as the
nlst witness and was excused. Dora Young
although present remembered lint little and
hnally claiming that her reply would crimipate
ner, the court adjourned until Tomorrow
without q decision
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European Marlketa.

!. LONDON, October 2S.-12 80 P. M.-Consols "a fila
1or money and 94s for account.
LONDON, October 2S-12.3O P. M.-American Seem
States bonds CTS, 1871; new SIS 1861
%; Illinois Central a' p-0''iieu
LIVERPOOL. October 2S-123O P. M.-Cotton ia
heavy; Moding upands at 5ad do Orleans at 5
iou SAFES ',UOo BALES including 1000 bales for specn
laton anu export; receipts 1850 bales all American
Futuresasellers at Lie decline; October at Sd .
also 1892; also J; October and November ~ 90
November and December at 1882 '-'N'
Flour at 10 q %; Winter WheaI AFT ss0 IN.
Spring at q IS; California averages at n 9o
club at 8 q 10l; Corn at 20 a % 8; Peas af 90 q
Provisions, &c-Pork at 45; Beef 81 s. Bacon 2, e ~
81 g.; Lard at 35. Cheese at 4S. TaD6w at 81 G. AZ
London Taow at So q 80 6. '' al
PARIS, Oct 2S.-Rentes 112 s75.
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California Mining Stocks.


CHICAGO. October 2s.-Hogs-recelpts $4,000 head
shipments 1900 head market is active and higher
good heavy shleping at 5 80 g As; fair at 800 q
30, light at 05 g Is; mixed packing at 500 a
800 " :
Cattle-receipts 1900 head; shipments 400 head
market stronger aud in good demand at full prices
good natives at 90 q 3d. stockers and feeders arr
Quiet and weak at 2 40 q 10; butchers at 8 90 a
30; Cows 0O q ~; Bulls at 20 q 2 3O;WesterI
270 q U0.
Sheep-receipts 240 head; shipments 2lO head; the
market is duh and nominal.
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The STRIKING Oxsiermeu

BALTIMORE, OCT. 2S.-fhe oyster shuckers,
White and col0red, now on strike paraded this
afternoon with bands of music, and at niobt
held mass meeting Monument Square, where
several speeches We're made. The strike was
against an alleged increase in the size of the
oyster measure, by which the sbuckers say they
wee rtqu'red 60 open more oys ers THAI they
nave heret fore doDe for the same pay. TIE
procession, largely Increased BY other unem-
poyed workmer symDatbizing with the strik-
ers, numbered several thousand persons and
the proceedings were orderly. 1t is said that
only one packing house 10 the city is at work
at present.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Prominent Methodist Divine Becomes
C0ugregatfOualist.

A Prominent Methodist Divine Becomes
CongregaifOnalisf.
BOSTON, Oct. % Rev. R. r. Meredith of
Temple street Methodist church, one of the
most prominent divines in New England. left
that denomination today and becomes Congre-
Rational st. He goes to Phillips Trinitarian
church.
Plot to Empty the State Prison.
BOSTON, Oct 26 The Herald has humor
of plot to effect wholesale release of prisoners
from the state prison at Concord. A discharged
officer whose name is withheld arrested for
carrying things to prisoners without permit is
aAf @aE4eHd Ct Prison af
tsecretary schurz's Speech i'm Boston.
Carl Schurz arrived here from Washington
this evening and was entertained at dinner at
Hotel Brunswick by a party of distinguished
gentlemen including Cows. Rice and Talbot
He received an ovation from the German
residents at fremont Temple The hall was
crowded and thousands turned away. His
speech was enthusiastically received Gov.
Talbot, Senator boar and Collector Beard were
on the platform. Later in the evening
Secretary Scburz was entertained by the
Orpheus Club.
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Centennial Of the Settlement Of Conway.
FRTEBURG, Me, Oct. 2S.-Oonway, N. H.,
observed Today the centennial of its settlement.
The first ordained Congregational minister was
Nathaniel Porter, d. d. Rev. Allen Gannett,
his successor. gave Interesting "reminiscences,
and Rev. s. G. Norcross, the present pastor, q
historical address.
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ASIA.


BOMBAY, Oct. 2S.-The field army of the
Amer a OF AfghanIstan ia believed to number
oo,9o0 infantry, 1000 cavalry aud 200 guns,
including battery Of Armstrong guns.
LONDON, Oct ga despatch from simIa
States that the movements of Persian troops in
the direction of the Afghan frontier are re-
ported, which will prevent the Amer from
withdrawing troops from Herat TO reinforce
Sandahar,
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DemoraIized MooDshiuers.

NASHVILLE, Oct. % The 800 illicit distil-
teis VINO have been before the United States
IN sne ass week, are hopelessly demoralized
Sixty have been fined from SlOO to $1,000 and
sentenced to imprisonment from one 10 six
months. AS they had been allowed to do
pretty uch as they pleased 10 their home in.
stitutions for the cotfioement of Criminals.
they have been sent to the Nashville. Frsn%lin,
and Columbia jsls, where they will unoergo
strict confinement One hundred and fifty
mooush,ners have in consequence of these SEN
fences lied to the mountains, FORGETTING their
ponds. Twenty-Five have been discharged on
tilling ~ p"ooo ''i'o'' oi0
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MONTAGUE, Sussex County, N. j., Oct. 2S.-
Last night barn and two buildings with
large qusntity of grain and other property be-
longing to james Bennett were burned. This
is the third incendiary fire in week within a
radius OF four miles, with an aggregate loss of
$4,000 to $3.50
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In Brunswick, Oct. 0. D. W. Bowie and Miss Jane
Hughes.
DIED.

In this city, Oct 27, Capt. Edmund w Hand. of
aged II years. 49,
months. "e0N ~ '0N-"
- lSerWces Wednesday forenoon, at 10 O'clock at No.
ickton papers please COPY
In Cape Elizabeth Oct n Grace Nav onlv child
OF SoPnronla and the late Joseph Woodbury. aged
In Cape Elizabeth, oct 28. MIS- Susan ". wife of
stephen hunt aged rs years,-formerly of Troy, Me.
40 In freeport, Oct %, MT Rufus E. Byram, aged
o, In Bddeford Oct 10, Mrs. Abigail Roberts, aged
IN worcester. Mass, Oct 49, Freddie Hazeltine,
months Is davs 1870 " N'ee-"'' "eNN
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For New England
Accidentally Shot.

PROVIDENCE r. L., Oct. 2S-Iu Cromp.on
Village, Warwick, on Saturday afternoon John
l.. James, boy, was firing a revolver at some
chickens, when at the fourth shot the ball
entered the brain of Samuel Beegs, who was
painting in the rear of his home. He lived "a
hours and leaves wife and seven children.
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Boston Stock Market.
lSales of the Brokers' Board, Oct. 2sl
New York Stock and Nancy Nu.r

NEW YORK, October DETERMINATIONS closed
easy at per cent rates having been 8 a Der cent
during the day; prime mercantile paper "a per
cent Sternng Exchange is steady at 4Sla a ASP for
long and 1879 q 1873 for short sight. ~ ava
Gold ruled dull at 10Os Carving rates 2 IN ror
cent. The ceariDgs we're 1886 900. Customs re-
ceipts S3.1 900. The Treasury disbursements were
Sl27 Oo0 for interest and $25OO 900 for bonds Govern
ments firm. State bonds dull. Railway mortgages
frmer. ' ANVIL sases
Inc transactions at the Stock Exchange TODAY
aggregated 1926 shares '
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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CONGRESS" the Oldest and largest selling BAKING
powder in New England, owes its success to its pur-
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them,
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Death from Wounds.
A Missing Dry Goods Clerk.
WASHINGTON.
Personal,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S-Gen. % General
Bacon, Gen. McFeely, Gen Dunn, Gre Poe
OF the engineer corps, and Gen. Williams,
commissioner of the land office, left Washing
ton for Indianapolis tonight to attend the re-
union OF the Army of Tennessee Monday.
Pensions.
The report of the Pension Commissioner
shows reduction of expenses in the last two
years of $685. 22. There are 223. 1898 pensioners
on the rolls. Exclusive of the fees of EXAMINE
ing surgeons and fees and salaries of pension
agents the amount paid for pensions during
the year was $26.53O,762. OF this amount
$z4o,9O was retained from pensioners and paid
to claim agents for fees
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MARRIED,

In this city Oct q by Rev. c. j. Clark, Almon 7,
Frank of Windham and Miss Ellen H Grant of
Westbrook. VI
In TINS city, Oct 2S, by Rev. F. Southworth. Franl,
A: CLARK and Miss Lizzie Fillebrown, both of Lew
In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 26, by Rev. S, f. Wetber-
Cape Elizabeth. "eiuVn,
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THE DOHINION,

Nine Inckes of Snow in Canada.
ToToNTo, Oct. 26.-Snow fell to the depth of
nine inches in the northwestern part of
ontario last night, doing great damage to fruit
and other trees.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Oct. 90, Il A. M.))
For New England
Clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds, becoming variable, stationary or lower
temperature, and generally higher pressure.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, October 49,
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
S Sat pG1cnanges. S 99,OSO 80
1No' oaiahces''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15,117 81
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Challenger, Thompson, at San Francisco from
Hull. Eng, reports of Cape Horn, had heavy gales.
split sails. &c; also, had great guam ty of snow
and very cold weather,-tbe wafer freezing deck
SO much that all hands were employed most of the
time beating it from the rigging to enable them to
work the ship
Barque Walker Arlington, Hooper, at New York
from Ipswich reports, Sept 15 lat go 10, Ion 10 had
cyclone lasting nine hours: lost maintopsa FORE
topmast, staysall and foresail.
Sch Lizzie Raymond. Lord, from South Amboy for
an eastern port was run into night of 24th in Long
Island Sound, and had mainmast broken, mainssil
and foresai torn, buwarks stove, &c. She put into
New Haven for repairs.
Sch Wyoming. from Port au Prince for Boston, has
put into Beaufort dismasted. The captain and one
were lost overheard.
Sch Florence P Hail, Dobbin. at New York from
Curacao, REPORTS 23d inst, during ST gale lost jib
and foresail, strained vessel &c.
Sch Frederick. three-master (probaby VIM Fred
erck, OF BelfasD was passed 18th inst lat 20 r. Ion
70 SO. abandoned.
into Charleston 27ih in Distress
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Receipts of Maine Central r. r.


PORTLAND, Oct. 26
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise
disc. A0o'' iiioioh"n
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
- BY water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to n
W True & Co. ~ WIN e"i l" "