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General Combs and the RufIia N.

A paragraph which went the grounds"
If the newspapers recently announced
that the veteran General Leslie Combs,
Il Kentucky, had been attacked by a
desperate, whom he had killed, mot,
however" said the paragraph, before
ne had received Il bullet i'll his own thigh "
The news that the Old soldier and politi-
rian, who had done such good service for
the country during the early part of the
century and later, had received an injury
80 serious a nature WAS generally re-
,rctted, while the assertion that in his
Did age he still possessed the ability to
i"fend himself III SO courageous a man
ner, awaked recollections of the good
Old days. Some of thesa newspapers,
however. received the news" in per-
v-rted form, and printed brief but eulo-
,istic notices of 1.-THE old hero of 1872.
who was shot and killed by desperate. :"
But the fact is that General Leslie
Combs is living quietly at his home, has
never been attacked by ruffian, and
heard nothing Of the story until he saw
1t III the newspapers.
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CLEAR--The 6 O'Clock train last even
ing came in smoothly from Reno being
stopped only abog't IA quarter OF an hour
beyond Washoe near the Back Action
mil by 4 rock which had sid down upon
the track. Another slide of no IMPORT
ance occurre! this side of Franktown
which was cleared off before the train
came up. We nave reason to conoratu
late ourselves IN having the road open,
especially at this time when there is so
much travel and so much more about to
take place. The railroad authorities
have displayed extraordinary energy and
skill in removing unavoidable obstruc-
tons.
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING; MAcFtlxEs
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler x Wilson's Sewing Machines
has been established here in Carson IIr.
?. 3. Fox is the agent; and he will sell
the sand nachlnes-of the latest style and
having all the newest mprovements-at
San Francisco rates-freight added. He
VII attend. promptly, to all orders for
machines and the repairing and recon-
struction thereof. Seamstresses pro-
nounce the Wheeler & Wilson to be the
best machine manufactured.
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INNovAr1oNs-As proof of the excel
lent way in which affairs are managed by
the present State officers-in this instance
the pleasing fact 70 note that all the coun-
ties have cone to time, winding up with
Lander which made the final settlement
by the balance payment of 1891 GA.
This creditable discharge Of official duties,
as we are informd authenticity, is chron-
icled now for the first time in the history
of Nevada.
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The dull sound of the funeral bell was

The dull sound Of the funeral bell was
heard coming from the Episcopal church
yesterday, making the already gloomy
atmosphere still more gloomy. The re-
mains OF Ella Peters, youngest daughter
of Z. NJ. and f. N. Peters of Genoa,
-ere consi'r"l to their last resting pltc.
q ordin, to h, cert IN onies Of his chur b
., Rev. Nj. ..Ilen.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-29

HENRY hAIseR who has the restaurant
stand in the Magnolia Saloon, and a coy
room facing the street in the rear for the
accommodation OF families and quietly
disposed gentlemen, gives notice this
morning that h is more than ever ready
10 serve the cDicliI,an appctitts of our
people With the best and incest, culled
from the markets of Carson and San
Francisco.
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Mr.. PURCELLE and his assistant, John

Mr.. PURCELLE and his assistant, John.
keep the Capitol looking as bright as a
new dime. They spend every moment
they can spare from the every day rou-
tine work OF the building, in cleaning up
1t is Il pleasure to walk through the
halls of the Capitol and look down at the
shining floor and around upon the paint
work on the walls kept as white as snow
by oft repeated washlngs and scrubbings.
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TEEAT.-ILe editor Of the Reno .Jr'tr-
~ promises his subscribers new years
treat in the nzxt issue of that paper, ia
ne way II - columns of reading matter,
!. ltrg~ portion u which large space will
he devoted % a r-sunI" OF the cul.atel
Items OF -, II. and -
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JUDGE GoFF of Alpine county, Califor-
MIA, was in town day before yesterday.
He carries an elegant silver headed cane
worth So. which he received rs a pres
ent from the Christmas tree 1T home in
Silver Mountain.
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3 Times FL. RAINY NEATHER.-If You
want gum boots, so to Roseastock. II
You wan: umbrellas, 90 to Rosenstock
Joe has everything to keep you dry. H
has waterproof t2InGs too numerous to
mention. BY investing III a very small
amount Joe VIII insure you contor: and
health in spite Of the storm
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The Commission Of Jas. ". Haines rs
representative to the Centennial Exhi j.
ton at Philadelphia was received at Che
Governor office yesterday. duly signed
by President Grant and Secretary Fish.
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BENEFIT.-

BESEFIT.-We learn from NJ. Law.
who cane in last night from Reno. that
a grand ball is to be given at Wadsworth
on New Year :, Eve, for the benefit OF the
tr4inen and engineers. Trains will be.
rln free from Reno, and we have heard
FROM Carson also, for those who wish to
attend
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TIs.c-N,. II. Z. Tiajais, solicitor
for the Daily and Weekly Record, and
Record printing Office, gave US a call
yesterday. He proposes to spend several
days III Carson attending to the promo
ton of the interests of the paper which
he represents
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REV. NJ. Allen tells Us that box of

XIV. III. Alien tt.Is Us that a box OF
cakes. nuts. candies, and an unopened
box of apples, remaining from the Sun
CAV School Festival have been sent 20
the children of the Orphans Home who
were kept from the festival by the storm
and consequently could not partako with
the other children.
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Observation-Disclosures in the Episcopal
Church at II A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. Sun
day School at II % o'clock.
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PERSONALS. - The Gogerror was i'll
town. yesterday, arrived from trip to
San Jose. Hon. w. W. Hobart re
turned from the Bay, yesterday, and is
at his post again.
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DAScIIG.-B1rns vii have his dancing
S hool at the Turn Nercin Hall open for
Il e adde's exclusively, every Saturday be-
W en- the hours of and + u clock.
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TEE cupola Of the Capitol is not illu-
minated to look pretty, but that it may
be seen when the buckets set to catch the
rim are silied and require emptying.
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REV. L. Ewing will hold divine service
in the School House, in Empire, to-day,
at r., o'clock P. NJ.
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.LOc al Ne w s .

HELD for postage-a letter addressed
to Nellie Smith, Gold street, Brooklyn.
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TEE newest and the best are to be had
in the way of crackers. butter. cheese,
pickles and every imaginary constituent
OF Il complete grocery at Mason 4 Che
news store.
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Busy The officers in the Capitol are
hard at work getting ready their reports
for the Legislature.
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LADD & Billings stage is making time
right along in spite OF the bad roads
growing worse between Carson and Nir
slnia with the continuance of the storm.
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Nh. HARRIS, of the New York store, tell>

Mn. HARRIS, of the New FORK store, tells
YOU in an advertisement what he has to
sell You. He is ready and intends to do
as well for the Carson people in the way
OF bargains in every imaginable variety OF
of dry goods. as any merchant has ever
done and can ever do for them. He has
had many years experience in his bust
ness. understands the market for the
goods i'll his line thoroughly; buys cheil
and sells in the same way. He has agents
III New York and San Francisco who have
instructions to send him the best ana
most fashionable goods as soon as they
have come out and become the rage. Mr..
Harris courts competition III his trade,
and would have yOu test his ole $40
by calling and examining his st tx " hici.
contains every thing, tLd eve ,ything &,
the newest and the best that the ladl
could desire to STE III the Wv If an iniiu-
ely va,i d st ok OF d g., god.
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E5Another Old.tirner Gone.

A letter was received here several days
ago by Mr.. E. E. Scott, dated Plainfield,
New Jersey, Dec. IA, 1872, written by
Jas. V. Wheelhous, giving an account of
the last illness and death of Isaac n.
Crosby who was one of the early settlers
here, having crossed the plains in 1861.
He was well known in Carson, and until
1868 he was engaged with Scotty in the
trade of jcweler and gunsmith, when he
went over to California. He stopped
awhile in Tulare county and then went
to San Buenaventura where he was Occu-
pied in farming until last October when
he went East He was Worn out and in the
last stages Of consumption when he
reached Rrooklvn. Here, coming from
the 'fsr West" he met, by queer but
l.tpl v c ,iucldence, his old friend Wheel
hoU who had Just returned to America
from Liverpool. They had both started
Uil the oJn OF October, and after an inter
venins distance of nearly G,0U0 miles had
been travelled. arrived in the immense
city OF Brooklyn and met and recognized
each other-wonderful chance-on the
crowded streets of that city. The two
friends separated in New York. Crosby
'r.r'+ to visit Wheelhous shortly after
wards at Plainfeld New Jersey 90 mills
t.ulu New York by rail- arriving on the
Goth of October. He was there taken
With congestion of the lungs. He pa
tally recovered from this attack when
tle disease took its seat in his right lun4
AID consumed it. In addition to all this
torture he suffered from, asthma, and IN
heart became so swollen that he could
ind no position in which he could sleep.
Opiates injected into his arm was the
only remedy that gave him any reiiei,
,nd that only for short time. He die,
quietly on the 9th of October, just a
week from the day he came t. his friend :
house, and was buried by the side of his
sister in Greenwood cemetery. Crosby
was known i'll Carson rs q man OF file
ceilings and tender heart. 1t is said o.
him that whenever he WAS asked to sub
scribe for charitable purposes he enter
tanned no second thought hut gave ali he
could at once. He made fri ands OF every
ply. in a quiet unobtrusive way and
there is not an Old timer in Carson who
knew CROSBY but will feel twang o.
sadness when they hear that he is gone.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17

THE BROKEN BANKS.

The depositors of the Stuyvesant Bank,
through Mr. Mack called for examination. yesterday,
Of o. H. p. Archer receiver, before j. f. Dwight, regis
ter in bankruptcy. Neither Mr.. Archer his counsel
appearing up 10 i. m Mr.. Mack was furnished with q
certificate, on which ho will apply to the United States
Court for an attachment against Mr. Archer for con-
tempt Of court. The examination has been pending
since April s. and during its progress on that day Mr..
Archer by advice Of counsel. declined answer qes-
tOns touching the assets OF the bank. Tho ease was
then act down for April ~, when the register, an
nOuncinR Judge BatchiOrds in his opinion
ruled that Mr.. Archer should answer, and TIC ca
stood until yesterday.
The vote for an assignee Of the Market Savings Bank
has resulted III the choice Of Francis ". Worth,
election, howcN.I must bc confirmed by Judge ats H.
ford IN the Untod states District COu!t Two %; th-
creditors have ncd specifications To The effect that
era OF attoI."y voted upon by Mr.. Mann were wfo -
fully obtained the deposlors having been soiGr"d iup
granting such powers Of attorney Ht Ire trr tIct
prhytd these clah before the &, uilit"oi'. 49, MANN
Las bicd counter afiidayts, and Jdge bdt"hofd d"
ei.loa Eiu be rendered 0u sS.uIaay.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
POLICE NOTES.

At the Tombs yesterday, Pierce Walsh was COM
mtted bowling for picking the pocket OF Casper SELL
The body of the man found drowned at the 1901
eaied hat Of Frederick Hooper
Of No. 6Jl East SixteenthsL
Joseph Shannon, aged %, was held 10 await the q
result Ann unes whom he sabbed IN the groin a'
No 50 Nuberry.st Monday night.
Martin HOllgan of Seventh.ave., near flfty-se
died Hospital YESTERDAY, from the elects oil injuries
from falling from the roof OF building.
Lawrence Ceiss, age SO, Of No 429 East Seyenty-
fourthst yesterday and seriously injured al seventy
arst st. ThraTe by coach driven by Patrick Ramsey
Ernest Alden, formerly druggist, was taken
sick in grocery Elidg SATURDAY, and died An erama on
Of stomach yesterday proved that he had committed suicide by taxing
poison.
The BOARD of Police dismissed. Yesterday. Patrol
men Thoms. sixteenth and Thomis Mchyo OF e
Th6 directed that after tomorrow 'acchauohs "
police surgeons a the Station houses shall cease
Mrs. Emma Rener of Springfield, ILL.,, was com com
mted at the Police Court yesterday on charge Of a az
s73 Miss Rss Bar Of ST. LOUIS Both we're on th va" W
Europe and had become acquainted on the tram TO Ne"ioi
Peter Casey formerly bartender in a saloon at
and Eeyenhsye arrested yeeia ON
by shooting AMI
Murphy Thyhrst several weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17

a>,esx Commissioner; Van BureD, Keeper OF
E0a, James "ss1ncnis CarrG fore#a Garrett vreeap T
JACOB H. Merseles and Jasper Wande TN vor We
cus kSRer OF provdns I for of Sewers
in Morisand sussexsts. The 6ith university
ing Of the Young Mems ClS Soo versions were
present Addresses made by MAJOR n
and the Rev George H. Hcpwortn me pnbic schools
Chief Of Police Mcwilliams has suea an oruer for
Ing that all persons arresen einn%eIetey before Police
Justice or Justice Of the Peace ior exam bt n anv
that they shall have the same ths case Brought Je
Justice express WILLINGNESS " ""'' VIZ
fore him. ~, -.
RAyosyr-Robert Province, alias Robert Kelley, WHO VINO
was attacked in his saloon Saturday evening, - no
~ seronsv ininrod as was at first supposed lie s'ates
that the attack arose from his refusal 70 give "
men, who were already ntoxcaeu ON Fenanism
he being Protestant Irshman and me oihsLs j"n rJ
hot Proyncn has made false statement through rear
that another attack will be made upon him -Four OF Is
-Mountaln BrGnia,h ma ahc im1r Inflicted
PArERsoY-Mrs Annie Terhune who was injured pdn at
the accident the Midland Railroad, at sadao
sliebt is now in critical condition. The trlaI
Of Libbe IGarrabraut and Van Winke BogeIrt It ior
An unknown man was killed the Erie Railway on
Monday lie was fishing from the Hac tensack 3rldge,
and was struck by ran the approach OF winch did .oo
ract bs attention on account OF the noise made Ny tue
passage of train in the opposite direction.
NEwARK-The Rev. Franklin Johnson, d. d.; mas ac-
GOV. Parker will read paper on The Early hIsE2fy @
torical Society Tho April term OF the Essex County
Courts began yesterday Judge PePuS p
nuncsn Kennedy of Bloomfield, Moderator. A sermon
was preached by the Rev Dr. Findey the rering Nor f
orator - VIM McCully age 80, oyerseer OF gang VI
en omnioved on the Dckersor-st sewer was run over
and instantly killed at the Bergen-ave crossing VI 'no
Newark and New-York Railroad, yesterday
HoBoKEs-several of cerebro-splna msninsss
have been reported . Mayor Schmersahl nominated
Graham NJ Sinclair for Police Commissioner, last even
ing, but the Common Council failed 10 ra'iIy 'nc ho
tiOn.
UNION HuL-whle driving on the Weehawken Koau
on Monday evening" the carriage OF Jonn DaVeny ran
into one OF Helms agcrbeer wagons, throwing MI D@'
eny out and seriously inurng him.
CLAREMoST-W William McCauley was run over ana IN
stauy killed. the Central Railroad, while WAKING Oh
he track Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
A pICKpOCKET AT A BOX OFFICE.

Several persons in the line in front of the
box office at the Grand opera House, Monday
evening, had their pockets picked of watches and
money. An alarm given, and the thieves escaped
one of them being chased unsuccessfully from the
Twenythird.st entrance down the street. Soon AFTER
ward Mr. Rodman Of Newark who had purchased tickets
at the box office, discovered two gold watches sv er
one and a pocketbook in his overcoat pocket. These
were given by him Marshal Tooker the business man.
ager The pockctbook was claimed by DR.. Walter NJ
Fleming OF No 43 West Thrtyfrstst The gold watches
were also delivered to the owners.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17

FIN Arenue Hotcl-GIdeon Welles, ex-Secrerrary OF
The Nav. Edgar r. Weles Of Hartford; Gen. DnnahSon - w.
Gen T. II ise Of Utica eICongremn p T. Woodbridge o. yer
,on Tho Hon w H. Ierrk Oswego and T. W. BrooA
o" ' % Xiel1i, Uo-Ih Hon Julius fotchks on Connecnca
hn P,Iry Of 81 Louis he A. r. soyil Of Pittsburgh r. D.
Mogsn Of A1ron n y and j. ~ Knapp OF Auburn ~ ~
,otGn Hof,I-Rr Congressman Cleveland OF Newyey u
Philadelphia Ghsy Hoas-hah vn Le WiiHam
tbe Hon w d. Bishop Of Connecticut. Nem- fors Ho-
TssIer smith British Consul Havana and Cen John
Honse-The Hon Mitchell NJ G. Of Miwaqkee ana NJ M
gsr Inham OF Boston GTdni central Hoht.to IL ~
n The British Army Rrcroor HouseCap Nyen OF the bnsn
Army Ibftark Hofi-Col Goddard Of Cneiana. s
ems MARX Tyainl Of Hartford Ezra Cornell Of Ithaca Ae burton
Kentucky T. Cadwaader Of Philadelphia aua ~ 'ee
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17

emp,oyment appointment or rcmova from SSo mss
be addressed to the proper ep ttr"to and
nons application those who desire appoih.s
ments will not be entertained py 'he rreSuo"'o VI " '
SetnI Appointments to all positions IN tne oS pnr
setvce o ecaIiv proyded for by the rules and rcgu-
aiops nav until otherwise ordered be excepted from
'nG pt Accompany the new rules Is devoted TO
daScnsa of The system, and an extended cspIanatlon
OF the principles on which 'no "'" ''n '
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
THE PRESS On The CINCINNATI CONVEN-
TON
TIE "PAP-FEEDERs" ALARMED.

Courier, (DeTn.)
have Gsg t@yned e at the Cincinnati
already begin to change their tactics and to admit that
The forthcoming Liberal only gives signs
Of great vitality but Of great pro%se T probably
6tte will send delegates. The Germans of the West and
North West will 20 TO Cincinnati.
PEACE AND RIGHT THE BASIS OF REFORM.
From The ChdrNson COUTlr (Dem.l
The Cincinnati Convention, composed of the
Liberal and many Of the Influential members Of the Re-
publican party will meet on the basis or peace and right
10 all and OF restoration OF every State and every ci
zen to a real liberty The times demand that there shall
be reform in both the national administration OF affairs
and in the state Governments OF the South. In every
department corruption stalks abroad with bold and
nnbushing front II puts at defiance all honest sent
protect. itself shield OF party cry claims
imInuuty under the wing OF the present Federal Admin
tstratOn.
SUCCESS BEYOND PERADYFNTURE
From The Boston Coartc, (Dtml
The Cincinnati Convention may not appear
holders Will present at Philadelphia but 1t will exhibit
the sprt Of Independence and the capacity OF inte
gent Judgment and II IL for this purpose. as we under
stand IT, that the Convention is 10 be assembled The
,nenOers win not meet to play the parts Of dummies in
opinions and make efforts TO discover what tit and proper
states will command the respect Of the whole people
aud embody the whole opposition TO the present feeble
combined opposition would clean out the foul nest
Washington, and throw into obscuIfy the whole nest OF
Sitais Ol the nation.
WHISTLING TO KEEP UP COURAGE"
From The Troy Press (OemI
a Grant organ says that after the little
convention at Cincinnati, shall have Withdrawn from
Tie Republican party that party will be just where 1t
was before most OF these heard Of" This Of
is only whlsng TO keep up the courage Every
day Is making Developments against the President and
the Office holding ring that is trying 10 keep him in
poyeY BY the time the Cincinnati Convention comes
AROUND, this opposition will have developed in such
strength that the antiOrant Republicans them
selves viii be surprised. IL there Democrat who
IL better and desirable that existing abuses
should corrected. than that the Democratic party
should persist riding its blind horse, and at last tDb
ling into the ditch again II has at the three last Pres
den ia electiOnsf UnhesitatpglY we say IL is BETTER
and iDHnitely better.
POSITION OF THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS.
from L< Ser YeYk<y Staais ZosAG iDsml
The Grant press il almost exploding with
- on oGeovRt q III iuRnRse dERan1Jssn Of last
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
IrcTrRFs MEETINGS. ETC.

The new Seamen's Exchange in Cherry-st.
will be dedicated at p. m. to-day. Henry ward
Beecher Judge Benedict, and A. s. Hatch VIII denver
addresses.
At meeting of the delegates of the New
York Agemene sangerbund Societies at the Gerinaha
Assembly Rooms, last evening, arrangements were
made for torchlight procession and serenade IN honor
OF Franz Abt the German composer VINO Will arrive
iu cit
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17

BURNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

JUST AFTER CHRISTMAS OF 1870, WAS LAID UP
WITH OBSTINATE CorGn SPTrsG OF BLOOD
coxPAyRD EFFECTS WHICH
WAS FOLLOWING
THE BEST ADVICE GET, MEDICINES BUT
NONE APPARENTLY LEAVING Low SPIRITED
ENOUGH I TRY DR.. JAMES EIPEc.
roRASr PROCURED CAREFULLY DIRECTED,
AND GRADUALLY cosPLAlNT-wx. A. c. PYLE,
TAxARoS PERRY Co, Wis.
For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan, use
PERs Mora FREcKE LorIoS The well known reliable and
Brown Dscooraop Of the Face Depot ~ Bond
st., New.iork. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PERRY's IMPROVED CONE
PniPLE REMEDY The skin medicine the Is
seh pmply erupons AMI botclel designations
the Prepared By DR.. b. {. PERRY Dematost ~
Bond St, New.iorE. Sold by Druggists everywhere
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to B. s.
SQUIRg lO Futonst showcsses Office stairs Sales
from the iron safe first hands mauuacuTers
A SILK DRESS HAT, especially adapted for
sf Derby the
manly bat, at EsPEsscHEID's, llS Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
ALL TIE ABILITY on ONE SIDE.
Lynn 1,ht Ensfon HfrnM lnfm.l
EIGS FROM TnISfLEs.

Could all the elements opposed to the Repub,,
can party and the administration OF Grant De cemehteu
party there is little doubt but that they would give the
Re apbcans race but that Is just what 1t Is next
10 impossible to do Therefore the Republicans have
little to fear from the Cincinnati movement as ~ now
looks. Independent OF the Democratic party, VII, pt
cnmparatiycy insignificant, for do not believe that
many Republicans would adhere TO it If they once saw
of the disaficcted Republicans would prefer Grant to
Democrat and would vote for him if they thought IL was
necessary to prevent the election oi regular DEMO
cratic President
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17

A SILK DRESS HAT, especially adapted fol
young who about changing the sf Derby for the
manly bat, at EsPRSscHgID's llS Nassau.st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
NOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUrs 2lo BtoApwAf
sqso Noon-Jy, 6pm.-50' AdmghI-4"