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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
There exists no longer any room
for doubling the election of Mr.. Til
dog. The official returns are not all
in, but unofficial returns warrant
an insertion of the suhjoined table.
Louisiana, with eight votes is doubt
ful; but the Democratic candidate is
safe without it, as he has a majority
Of the Electoral College:
, 1876-11-17

THE European "war cloud" has
been ofgreat advantage to some ofthe
London newspapers. The daily circu-
lation of the Daily News has gone up
from 100000 to 100000, and the
Daily Telegraph from 10000 to
100000.
, 1876-11-17

TERRITORIAL ELECrIoN.-As far
as heard from the vote for Delegate
in this Territory is ss follows:
, 1876-11-17
For Judson.
For Jacobs.

4 Later-Yakima gives Jacobs 20 major
fly. Stevens not heard from.
, 1876-11-17
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kuerdole of Peter The Greet.

Peter Of Russia, or Peter the Great. a,
no is commonly called, was a man o.
very remarkable qualities of mind, and
though very arbitrary, was still KIND
and consideratc to those who deserved
encouragement.
One day young recruit was standing
guard before the door of the entrance to
Peters private chambers in the palace al
St. Petersburg. He had received orders
to admit no one. AS he was slowly pass
ing up and down before the door, Prince
Mentchikof, tho favorite minister of the
Car, approached, attempting TO enter.
lie was stopped hJ' the recruit.
The Prince, who had the fullest liber
ty of calling upon his master ct any
time, sought 10 push the guard aside and
pass him, yet the young man would not
move, but ordered his highness TO stand
back.
"You fool - shouted the Prince, "don'i
you know mey'
The recruit smiled, and said, every
well, your highness, but my orders are
peremptory to let nobody pass
The Prince, cXaspcrated ut thcfcllow' S
impotence, struck him blow in the face
with his riding-whip.
"Slrike away, your higbness,' said
the soldier, shut cannot let you 60 in
Peter, in his room, hearing the noise
outside, opened the door aud inquired
what it meant, and the Prince told him.
The Gar was amused, but said moth
ing at the time. In the evening, how
ever, he sent for the Prince and the sol
der. AS they both appeared, Peter
gave his own cane TO the soldier, say
ing:
"That man struck you in tho morn
ing now you must return tho blow TO
that fellow with my stick"
The Prince was amazed. "Iour maj
esty," he SAID, "this common soldier Is
to strike me ?"
q! make him captain" said Peter.
"But | am an officer of your majesty's
household" objected the Prince.
81 make him a colonel of my life
guards and an officer of the household"
said Peter again.
"My rank your majesty knows, is
that of a general" again protested Men
tchikoff.
Then make him General, so that
the beating You get may come from q
man Of your rank"
The Prince got sound thrashing IN
the presence OF the Car, the recruit was
next day commi, stoned a General with
the title of Coun, 0rolnizoii, and was
the founder of Al werful family, whose
descendants are still high in the impe-
rial service Of R@ssia.
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An Incident OF the War.

A surgeon Of the army writes the fol-
lowing letter: On the twelfth day of
June, 1868, witnessed a duel between
Capt. Jones, commanding Federal
scout, and Capt. Fry, commanding a
Southern scout, in Greene county, East
Tennessee. These two men had been
fighing each other for six months, with
the fortunes of battle in tho favor Of one
and then the other. Their commands
were camped on either side of Lick
creek, large and sluggish stream, TOO
deep 10 ford and too shallow for ferry
boat; but there a bridge spanned The
stream tor the convenience of the tray
cling public. Each of them guarded this
bridge, that communication should 90
neither north or south, as the railroad
track had been broken up months be-
fore. After fighting each other for sew
erai months, and coniesting the point
as 10 which should hold the bridge, they
agreed 10 fight duel, the eonqueror to
hold the bridge undisputed for the time
being. Jones gave the challenge, and
Fry accepted. The terms were that they
should fight with navy pistols at twenty
yards apart, deliberately walking toward
each other, aud firing until tie last
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chamber of their pistols was discharged,
unless one or the other fell before all the
discharges were made. They chose their
seconds, and agreed upon u Southern
surgeon Gas he was the only one in either
command) TO attend to them in case Of
danger.
Jones was certainly ine-looking fell
low, with light hair and blue eyes, five
feet and ten inches in height, looking
every inch the military chieitain. He
was a man that soldiers would admire
and ladies regarded with admiration. |
never saw a man more cool, deter
mined and heroic under such oircum-
stances.
Fry was q man full six feet high,
slender, with long, wavy, curling hair,
jet black eyes, wearing SLOUGH hat and
gray suil, and looking rather the demon
than The man. There was nothing te-
rocious about him but he had that self
sufficient nOnchalance that said 81 will
kill you." Without a doubt, he was
brave, cool and collected, and, although
suffering from terrible flesh wound in
his left arm, received a week before, he
manifested no symptoms OF distress, but
seemed ready for the fight.
The ground was stepped off by the
seconds, pistols loaded and exchanged,
and the principals brought face to face.
| shall never forget that meeting. Jones,
in his military, boyish mood, as they
shook hands, remarked that
a soldier bray IS death FOR 4 fauciful wreath.
When in .,lory's romantic career.
Fry caught up the rest Of the sen
tence, and replied by saying:
Yet he bends DER til 70, whom In bstia laid low,
And bitlss every wound with "A tear.
They turned around and walked back
10 the point designated. Jones second
had The word "fre ;" and, as he slowly
said: Observation-Disclosures ~ they
simultaneously turned at the word
cone" and instantly fred. Neither Was
hurt They cooked their pistols and de-
libcrately walked toward each other, fir
ing % they went. at the fifth shot, Jones
threw up his right hand, and, firing his
pistol in the air. sank down. Fry was
in the act OF firing bis last shot, bu.,
seeing Jones fall, silently lowered his
pistol, dropped it to the ground, and
sprang to Jones side, taking his head in
his tap as he sat down, aud asked him if
he was hurt.
| discovered that Jones was shot
through the region Of the stomach, the
bullet CHANGING around that organ, and
coming ont to the lett of the spinal col
ann; besides, be had received three
other frghttul flesh wounds in other
portions of the body. ! dressed bis
wounds and gave him such stimuiants
rs had. lie attelward got well.
Fay received three wounds - one
breaking his left arm, one in the left and
The other in tho right side. After months
Of suffering he got well. Neither of
them asked for discharge, but beth
resumed their commands when they got
well, and fought the war out to the Bit
ter end, and today are partners in a
wholesale grocery business down South.
doing good business, and verifying
the sentiment of Byron that "a soldier
braves death" etc.
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Grand Real Estate Distribution
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a woman'-must cut il out!" No thun-
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in the world was occasioned by the devil
foolinC about a woman"
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Why can young lady who is to weak
stand Up during prayer time in church
dance all night without being tired.
This is conundrum.
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o'clock 4 NJ Those WHO dcsire a FIRST GRAZ Dr.
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History Phy sioloEy and Hygicue, addition 70 ne
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"A Complete Pictorial History OF the
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moss successful Family Paper In the
Union.
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Teachers Examinations.
The Last SATURDAY. ofeach Month

There viii he public examination Of persons de-
string teach IN the public schools OF ts county
" the school house IN SalilS, On TIE
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KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASsOCIi
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-27

A teachers institute, or as they call 1t
in California, an educational conven.
tion," was in session last week in San
Francisco. Among many sensible Re.
marks made. were those Of teacher who
protested against the prevalent custom
Of asking a candidate for examination a
lot OF superhuous and often useless ques
tons. 1t is ridiculous to read tn, eI
animation papers handed to persons de.
string second-Rrsde certificates. even in
this State. or course. where high rate
Of salary is paid. high rate Of excellence
should be kept up, but a due regard fol
"ths eternal fitness Of things" should b
considered. A sohool.teacher is not sup
posed TO be q walking encyclopedia, ant
be able to tell everything from the evo
luton OF lea to the pr-h-nsib'e power
of monkeys tail. A change In thi
respect would 10 beneficial to education
best interest.