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be them sclMe people always buy their hats
brUIIway.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

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LOOK OUT FOR CORNER IMPosITIOys and per-
son, foloug wake fer business representing Burglar Alarms
great Al practical stndy
could suggest embodied the Bu
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-J. Ii. Smcdley wa
nominated, yesterday by the Republicans of the Flrs
Ward for AldermaI....A reduction Of 30 per cent o
freight will take effect on the South side Railroad
Monday.
FLUsnISG.-I is alleged that since the vote IN favor
providing watcrfor the village the owners have increase
the price Of Douglas Pond 10 $4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

7 op APPgns-AGBASY. March 2a.-The following is the
u Apnl /: Nos. lO2 H. 49, l5. lO 5l. l0j b l. III
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Greeley in the foreground, said: The
approaching election is likely to prove
the destruction of the historical Demo
cratic party Its morale as an organiza-
ton is gone, ard there is nothing in its
present circumstances to encourage de-
votion or inspire hope. Having aban-
doned every old rallylng cry to adopt the
Greeley watchword, Anything to beat
Grant, it is without positive motive for
being. If it shall dare to attempt to re-
organize on the basis of its war and re-
construction record, it will expose dis
honesty which few are depraved enough
to countenance. There is nothing left
for it but to assume the position of a
carping opposition, which only moderate
wisdom on the part of the Admlnistra-
ton will make harmless, or retire from
the political field"
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Personal AND PUNGENT.

A Republican at Sharon. Pa, won on
the elections $1,000 in cash, eleven suits
of clothes, and two hundred kegs of nails.
Probably the latter commodity wasn't
worth SO much to him as the "tacks" he
he had to pay to secure it.
Mr.. Thomas II. Nelson, the United
States Minister to Mexico. is now in this
country on leave Of absence OF sixty days
He brought with him the body OF his
wife. which is to be buried at Terre
Haute. Ind. She died last winter.
Theodore Tilton is said to be waiting
anxiously for the time when Greeiey's
Young man shall be kicked out of the
Tribune office, under the impression that
the disguised stockholders are anxious to
install him in the editorial chair of that
demoralized journal.
J.K, Townsend and Houston F. Flor
ence, two young men OF Atlanta, Ga,
fought duel on Friday evening, with
double-barreled guns charged with buck
shot, at distance of forty PAGES. Towns
end was seriously wounded at the first
fire. Both belong to most respectable
families.
1t appears that the present g Monsieur
de Paris as the French e1cutioner is
called. has been making ostentatious and
theatrical displays when travelling on
business with his improved guillotine;
and, in consequence, President Theirs
has issued orders that he shall henceforth
abstain from such drolleries.
Mr.. S. n. Goodale has begun suit at
law against the ST. Louis Globe for
$1,000 damages, for publishing des-
patch from Boston, furnished by the
American Press Association, in which
GoodaIe was said to be suspected of be-
ing contacted with the recent assassin
alton of Mr. Charles Lane, ut Dorchester,
Mass.
An English paper congratulates Great
Britain upon the return of the Grenadier
Band from America without having de.
derted to the enemy, assassinated General
Grant, overturned the Republic, or even
got persistently drunk, which must have
relieved, in no small measure, those tim
oruus lords Who foresaw the most deplor-
able license in their departure.
Must we surrender all our pet notions ?
Richard III. and Judas have been white
washed, William Tell and Pocahontas are
away, and now We are grsyely
asked to acknowledge that English rail
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DREADFUL MEXICO!

The Alta thus happily sums up the
probabilities of the ultimate result OF the
labors of Commission to settle our diff
culties. with Mexico:
The Commission appointed by the Mexican
Government, several weeks since, to investigate
the depreo atoms committed by marauders on
the border of the Republic, has at last started
from the city Of MatamorSs. Surprising that
they agree in their opinion that the outrages
were committed by Me1icans. some time will
elarse before a m. xed Commission is appointed
by both Governments to appraise damages.
More time will pass before the Commissioners
hold their sessions. A beng debate VIII ensue
with regard to the proper awards. They will
then disagree. and submit the question to an
umpire appointed on purpose. But the Mexican
Government will commission another GuZman,
and he will arbitrarily declare that the difference
must be adjusted by treaty. His arbitrary rui-
ing will be protested by the American Commits
sioners, and q demand again made to refer the
question to the umpire, The umpire will in the
meantime die, and Mexico will rest quietly on
her oars and Uncle Sam will play the fiddle
without being paid for the music. This is the
whole history i'll brief OF the Commission system,
1t is only new device to fool away time.
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THE ELECTION AND THE PRO-
BADI.E RESULT.

We begin this article almost as much
in the dark with relation to the results OF
the election which has Just been held as
If the votes were not all in and the polls
closed. OF the result of the fight in
Ormsby County we really know nothing
that is to say, we are sure OF nothing.
1t is generally conceded that Grant and
Wilson have handsome majority here;
hut as to the State ticket as we write Eat
ten o'clock) nobody pre.ends to be able
10 guess. Our unsupported opinion Is,
that Hawley, Goodwin and Putnam have
An average majority of not much more
nor less than seventy. Maybe we over
rate Goodwin q little, but We guess not.
Perhaps, however, We are poor guesser;
but We hope not The Legislative ticket
is uncomfortahly close-but maybe
Umpire will fetch MS all right. San
gtrine ones think it will The vote
is very close on Mason. His friends
claim his election and ThOrpes
friends are very sanguine that he is
elected. L. is nip and tuck. 1t looks as
if Jake Winnie had got away with : Cap
tain Chedic: and the chances are favor
able for the election OF Charley Witherell
s.er Parkinson. Nobody seems to know
anything about the Commissioners. 1t
was thought last night that it was a close
game between Tom Edwards and Jimmy
Dealy.
Uncle Bill Leete telegraphed us at 10
o'clock: Republican straight ticket long
way ahead" and in one of his dispatches
he stated that the number of votes cast in
Storey was SIX hundred short of the num-
Der registered. We can't understand
this We're that many men shut down
in the bewels of Comstock? Looks like
ii. There seems to be IL doubt that
Jones carried his whole ticket in Storey.
We certainly hope he did.
John Kittren teiegraphed to Ellis from
White Pine that the Democrats had prob
adv elected the Legislative ticket there.
Il. L. Gardner, who knows about as
much about political forecastinss and
diyinings IS one of the occasional roast
turkeys of his restaurant, tetgraphed in
that Lander had gone overwhelmingly
Democratic. He had probably been vio-
h.iag the letter OF the Election law and
taken various nips.
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VERY L-ATEST.

San Francisco, November 5. Grants
majority reported as follows: Indiana,
10000. Iowa, 10000. Illinois, 10000
North Carolina, 5000. New Jersey,
5000. Greeley's majority in New York
City, $4,000, against Seymour's ma
jority of $1,000. New York State gives
Grant abou. $4,000. New Hampshire,
1900. Nevada gone for Grant, but the
Legislative ticket is very doubtful.
Ninety-six precincts in California, out
side of San Francisco and Sacramento,
Grant has 4, 800 majority out of 1900
votes.
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years anterior to that age in life, Hor-
ace Greeley denounced and gave warn
ings of. This is the coming and sweep
ing and pouring in of the real, inevitable,
irrepressible Tidal Wave This is the
final and elesary vindication Of ReputE-
canism, Progress and Nationality This
is the year of Jubilee.
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p PRIVATE FIDELITY WHY NOT
PUBLIC CONSCIENCE.

General Spinner in his forthcoming re-
port, makes a suggestion in the interest
of honesty, which deserves consideration.
Speaking of the conscience fund, he says
S2,977 AZ has been received during the
past fiscal year, and that the fund now
amounts to S129,127 q. Those who
pay this money, show, says the Trcasur-
er, their desire for honest dealing with
the Government, which, he thinks. ought
to be emulated. He says the Govern
ment has an unclaimed annual indebted
ness, principally interest on bonds,
which has now reached considerable
amount, and General Spinner thinks it
the Governments duty to publish an
annual statement of the names of those
to whom these sums are due, and the
amounts also.
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ways are no better run than ours. These
things are insnfferable. The next thing
win be the proposition that Boston man
may live in New York without self abase-
ment-Bostea Truas,r;ft.
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STILL LATER.
Lander County.

Lander County.
In response to telegram addressed
to George Cassidy, at Eureka. asking
him chow much will Kendall beat Good
win in Lander?'' we got the following
dispatch: q
EUREKA Nov. S, 10: 80 A. NJ.
Impossible to tell Ay judgement is one
hundred. Terrible scratching all round.
GEO W. CASSIDY.
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GREELEY says, in What know about
steam engines: In order to prevent the
boiler from exploding, fill it with ice
water and set it in cool, safe place.
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LATTER.
THE DEMOCRATIC WATERLOO
Glory to God.
SAN Francisco, November

SAN Francisco, November 5.
Republican advices from the East re-
port:
Pennsylvania gives Grant 100, DOG ma
jority. -.....
New York State, Grant majority q, 900.
New England solid for Grant
Delaware, 1900 for Grant
Returns from only two precincts in
San Franciaco. but city probably gone
largely for Grant, and overwhelming
against the Colorado subsidy. Returns
from fifty precincts in California, out
side of San Francisco given, Grant l $50
majority out of 5000 votes polled. Re
publican State Central Committee claim
California BY 5000 majority. Eight pre-
cincts in first Congressional District give
Houshton 200 majority. thirty-tSo pre-
cincts give Page 500 majority third
district, ten precincts. give Coshlin
twelve majority. -T
This indicates the total overwhelming
and utter aud irretrievable destruction of
the Democratic party. This is what
comes of trying to play possum with the
actual principles of an entire party; this
is what comes, too. of attempting to OBJ
tain political goods under false pretenses;
this is what it is to plunge headlong, ut
sixty, into the vortex which, for the many
PRoPHEnc.- Boston Post, one of
the ablest papers in the United States,
and by all odds the ablest Democratic
paper, scanning the field with Horace
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EMPIRE.

The Republican Legislative ticket was
eighty vote ahead in Empire precinct at
midnight. This indicates the election OF
the whole four nominees.
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GOODWIN IN wASHOE.

Charley Goodwin has one hundred
majority in Washoe county. This e1-
ceeds his calculations by fifty, and indl-
Gates his election beyond any serious
doubt.
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settlement of the san Juan question. inquired
at the Foreign Ofice for an account of the ex-
penses incurred, hesra answered that the Ger
man Government hafi no bill against the United
worthy of a ereat monarch. great country. We
rejoice at this. not because the Emperor did not
see fit that his arbitration was clerical or
mental service, to be paid for by SO much gold.
but because it is such an indication of friendly
feeling toward our country and its Government.
May that friendly feeling be reciprocated and
long endure.-Ana, Nor, 4.
And yet Mr.. Schurz would have it
thought by uninformed Germans that the
Government of the United States has
been guilty Of perpetrating an unpardon-
able wrong against Germany in the mat
ter of the French arms sales.
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PLEASE CoRREcT.-The Carson, New, appeal
reprints an article which was published in the
Pioofr Rcrie,c, in which the Hon. c. W. Kendall
is attacked on the Swamp Lsn,i matter, but
credit giveu to he Phoebe Record The appeal Will
please correct this error. We have no desire to
assume the paternity OF any article that appears
in the Rerie1c much less one which is diaIletu-
opposed to expressed opinion. The .ippsai will
do the favor t. make this correction soon as
possibe.--Piocae Record.
This is "a rather late day to refer to this
matter; but, late as it is, We beg pardon
of the Rea1e,e.
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THE PRESIDENCY VOTE OF Is6s.

The following figures which we copy
from an old issue of the N Y. Tribune,
some of which are exactly and others
approximately right, may prove interest
ing in making the comparisons OF the
day.
THE PRESIDENCY.
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NoTIcE.-Hereafter the Express Office of Wells,
Fargo & Co. will close at G5s o'clock, p. N. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
p. NJ. will be forwarded by the night train
s3o-lw H. F. RICE. Agent.
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White Pine.
IS a dispatch from Forbes:

Following is dispatch from Forbes:
HAMILTON Nov. 5, 1s12-l1 80 P. NJ.
H r. MIGHEIs: Goodwin good for fifty in the
county l think We have IL least three Assem-
blymen. v" d. fohbEs-
A friend in Storey county telegraphed
US at 1Os45, to the effect that some shrewd
Democrats We're betting on Goodwin;
while some hedging Republicans were
betting on Kendall.
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Omaha Lottery
To be Drawn in Public, Dec. 80, 1872.
Tickets 81 Each or Six for IS.
Tickets sent by Express C. o. D., if desired.
I Grand Cash Prize. 81, 600
l Grand Cash Prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q. 600
l Grand Cash Prize Is 600
1 Grand Cash Prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL. 600
I Cash Prize $500
Cash Prizes So Gao each ...... 5000
1 Cash Prizes. 50 COO esch - 5000
Cash Prizes. 81 600 each. 1900
For balance of Prizes send for Circular.
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
est authority Of the State and best business men.
The limited number of Tickets On hand will be
furnished these who apply first.
All Prizes will be paid in full. AGENTS
WANTED. For full particulars address
JIM PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha. Neb.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
or THE STATE OF NEVADA, Az
, thorized by Act OF its Legislature. ap-
proved March l, 1871, for the founding of
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

The drawing will take place at Virginia. Ne
vada, the time of which due notice will be given
50 soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the Asylum Fund. as
we'll as the Prizes in full, that being the purpose
of the Trustees.
All unsold tickets in the hands Of Agents will
be called in before the time set for drawing.
Tickets of Adm .ssion. IS in Gold Coin
1865, 900 in gold coin will be given TO hold
ers Of tickets at the concIusiosa OF the Concert,
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Pending the building Of the orrnsbv House.
h. Fred Brooks, the wellknown and popular
dealer in books stationery, musical instruments.
guns. fishing tackle toys, cigars, tobacco. jew
elry and fancy goods has removed to Willard S
store, next door TO Rails hardware store, oppo-
site to his old stand sI4
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WELLS, FARGO L CO.. virginis City. Treasurer
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets are now for sale, and can be obtained
Of C. C. PENDERGAST, at the Office Of Wells,
Fargo Co., and at the Office of D. L. BLASCH
ARD, Manager. at J. Waldstein Co.'S Cigar
Store, South street. oc24-tf
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The Election law in California prohib-
its the use Of pastors and defeats nitrate
OF silver. What are we coming to?
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THANKsGIvING.-We notice, in reading
an advertisement in the Register, that
Governor Bradley has acquiesced in Pre-
sident Grants Recommendation. and
designated Thursday, the 2Sth OF Novem-
Der as day of Thanksgiving.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. - No,
it was not the horse disease that caused
the elections of yesterday to turn the
way they did; it was more properly a
Mast disease.
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PERSONS DESTROYS Of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the be
known to LAID Kelly, as there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
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time immcmorial; be went. 70 Texas, IN 1856,
and fought, with Dsvy Crockett, far Texan indie
pepdeuce; and now, with - much gristle and grit
- ever, he is walking encyclopedia Of pioneer
history. He gives promise Of never dying, bat Of
gradually drying mp, aud blowing away.
The new Methodist Church h Eaton Ii Que Of
the most magnificent church buildings In the
State. both inside and out Il cost, with the
grounds and psssooagr, uboat $4,000. We are
indebted 10 Nr Norris fur lsok through the
building.
Episootic anecdotes abound in these parts.
Two coustrynen, walking to town, not wishing
to expose their horses, saw = buggy spproschins
tbess, the horse coughing and sneezing contin-
uaIly. After hasty consultation, they agreed
that the disease could be carried in the clothes;
aud ieapng the fence, they skedladdled across the
fields to avoid meeting the horse, and having
their clothing infected! Another farmer rode his
horse to within . short distance of town, and not
caring TO risk him farther, hitchxd him to fence
in . by-lane, to be out Of danger while be walked
into town. There happened "a be horse suffer-
ing from the disease, running loose in tho field,
and this animal had social time with the farm
er's mag, across the fsncs, during the entire alb
scnce Of the owner! ...--.-.i. 49,
News reached ne, to-day nom, of the death Of
Horace Greeley. Tho reception Of the news
shows, more clearly than anything else, the cause
Of his disastrous defeat. Tho Democracy, who
composed the bulk of his sapportsrs, had no af.
fection for him. and but little respect. They seem
to regard his death ns more seriously than tho
act Of throwing awsy aquid Of tobacco, after ex-
tsscting all the filth, er the core of an apple, af
ter getting all the good OF Of it that they wanted.
They do not appear ~ regard it ~ more than an
ordinary event, and show no sorrow or regret.
The nearest we heard any one come to it, wss an
old Democrat who remarked, when he heard the
news: "wel, if you fellows did vote against him,
be was d-d smart man,
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Horace Greeley.

The death of Horace Greeley will startle the
country; for, although known to be in critical
condition by his most intimate friends, the people
generally did not dream that his case was serious
But the fact has been developed, that he was
virtually in private iunatic asylum for several
weeks before his death.
The Presidential campaign killed him. as it will
any man who submits to the "rleals through,
which candidate is required to pass. Relying
upon his strong constitution, they forgot that
editorial labor and tho fatigues of great cam
paign, although both severe are Of entirely diff.
ersut naturss But the physical exhar.tio:, b.
might have recovered from. 1t wss the mental
wear and tear that proved fatal. Blinded by
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EFFECTS OF ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISH.
MSST.-The Des Aoines uowa) Register states
that the experiment Of substituting imprison-
mert for life for hanging, ~ the Punishmsns foz
MURDER, in lows, does not seem to give universal
satisfaei:on. The Northern Iowa Synod of tho
PrcsIyterisu Church, ut its late session in Dubu-
que, , asscd resolution declaring that the &c
tion Of the last Legislature, in abolishing capital
punishment. aud substituting therefor imprison-
inent for li.r,, wis hasty and unwise, and re-
to all Christian people that petit
tiona be- circulated looking to the restoration Of
the Law Is it forlserly stood. Their action has
been epdorsedl by most Of the leading journals Of
the STATE, ans OF wi1nm, the Waterloo Jess.al,
states thst snce the repeal Of the death penalty,
only stx nontts AGO, The increase in the ratio Of
with the Interpretation Of tie law by the courts
in the cases Of capital feions, has already created
In some place a determination to ras0rt to Lynch
Law, aud administer unanthosized Vengeance.
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The New Mator-General.

Brixader-General IIsin McDowsll, who has
just been appointed Major-General in the United
States army, vice Meade, deceased, is native Of
Ohio, frum which Stste he was appointed to Q
cadetship in the limited States Military Academy
at West Point in lc3E He graduated in July,
1859, and was Immediately promoted to the rank
Of Brevst Second Lieutenant. He WAS assistant
instructor i'm tscsics st West Point, from Septsm
Der to November, leff, and Adjutaut to Octobsr,
le45 he was pronoted First Lieutenant in
October, 1s42 Aid-de-camp to Gen. Wool ffom
October, 1875, 10 May, fsl7. sad took an sctive
part in the war in Mexico. He received the hon
erary rank Of Brevet Captain for gallant conduct
in the battle Of Buena Vista, Feb. q 1877; pro-
NOTED to the post Of Assistant Adjutapt- General,
will, rank Of Captain, in May, lSS7, end relin-
quishcd rank in line in February, ls5t, Assistant
Adjutant- General, withtbe rank Of Major, March
81, 1856; Brevent Brgsdier-General. May, 1851
He was the General first In command Of the Army
of the PofOmac. and eontinned in that position
until sffer the battle Of Bull Run, when he was
succccdcd by Mcclellan. During the war be
held many important commands, and since peace
was restored has been In ehargsef the Depart
ment Of the East - senior Rrigader in the army