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FRENCH papers mention rather
singular incident in connection with
the tragic death of NJ. Provost POradOl,
late Minister of France to the United
States. Some yearsagO there appeared
Il novel, by an anonymous author, in
the Revue des Deux MOndes,' entitl-
ed "MademOiselle de MarSay." The
authors ship was attributed to NJ. Para
dol, who denied being the author, al
though he admitted that he had inspir-
ed some of the ideas that had given
rise to the novel. The singular part
of the story, however, is the last part
of the plot of the novel, and the fate
of the hero. The latter, \ famous jour
nalist, Is appointed EmbassadOr of
France at the Russian Court, and there
commits suicide by blowing his brains
out with pistol, shortly after his ar
rival ut his post. In fact, IL b the his
tory Of NJ. PArad0l himself, written
years before tho events chronicled
therein occurred. ed
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Steamer on Lake Tahoe.

s1,HE STEAMER EMERALD. r.
i having been ihurouxhIy h.,ed. siEs1a1s7=
AID repaired exprossly for The ecc'ssnsud ~ u u
passesEers. will make regular trips - follows
Leave TAllOE CITY EF the GLEN BROOK
n ~ ~ every SUND Y, TUESDAY. THURSDAY
ard SA UK..AY, At D A. n. and ?. y. Re-
turning lsavs tss 0lsnbrook IlOsss ~ IL 4. u.
anil ~. N.
M.mday. Wednesdays and p idays he steamer
ca b. chsrtseos by s1sanisa pastjas.t -
kor further infSmAsiua apply ~ Captain Aacktn
o. bSsAsd. IT, : 80
DsAss CITY, August n, 1870. ss11-la
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UNLUCKY MEN.-The ROthschilds
believed in unlucky men as a class.
One of the rules of the house was, to
have nothIn: to do with men of that
description. If man failed in bust
ness or was unsuccessful, that was rea-
son enough for having nothing to do
with him. His failures might rest
from idOsyncracies, want of capital i'm
dustry or tact; it was enough that the
parties failed. There are class of
men in New York who may come fair
ly under the designation of unlucky
men. This is especially marked in the
street" Everything turns to gold
that one touches; another class fail in
every investment or enterprise to
which they lay their hand. We have
here industrious men, Woodworking
men, sober men, Christian men, who
are always on the wrong side of the
market. They invest when they
should sell. and sell when they should
hold. They are carried under by
every new scheme in which they en-
ter, They are always having tirst-rate
chances, but, neither as politicians,
stock -jobbers, nor anything else, do
they succeed. No class labor as hard,
or better, to win success. But the
fates are against them. Other men,
who do not seem to try, who are indif-
ferent apparently, TO success, run
along the golden pathway to
fortune.
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SMALL BUSINESS.

I will be seen by the note and am
davis Of Mr.. johnson Of Douglas Coun-
Ity, thai certain parties have been en-
|deavoring to injure Mr.. Haines in that
County, by retailing private CONVEX
Fsation purporting to have taken place
between Mr.. J. r.. johnson and b. f.
Bivins, who was soliciting the support
of Mr.. johnson for the Office of State
School Superintendent. The object
seems to be to prove to Mr.. Haines'
neighbors that he (Haines) is only .
blind-and is not working for himself,
but for Mr.. Tritle. Every one at all
acquainted with Hon. J. w. Haines,
should know, without any denial on
his part, or by his friends, that the
whole thing is preposterous-and
could have found lodgment only in a
brain exceedingly anxious to do him
harm. The whole thing is little and
mean, and if Mr.. Bivins has been
guilty of abusing the courtesy Of gen.
tlemen by telling them such story,
his meanness can only be exceeded by
the base use made Of it by the Hon. ~
retailer:
GENOA, DOUGLAS Co., Sept. LIST, 1870
ME-. EDITOR: The following AFFIDAVIT IL
made for the purpose OfcOrrecting certain
statements made for political effect by
state official, high in authority W no hopes
thereby to defeat a personal friend OF mine
at the primaries in this county, on the |
18th inst.
Mr.. Bivins has been written to, and I |
xpect to be able to contradict |
the story over his own signature as Mr.. |
Bivins has not the appearance OF lying, |
making person. l should nave |
delayed this affidavit could MI. Bivins
have been reached in time, or the tongue |
Of Islander stayed. J. X J.
GENOA, September LIST, 1870.
1t has been reported, by certain intereS-
ted parties. that one b. +. Bivins states, in
giving conversation said TO nave taken
place between himself and me, that said
expected to be Delegate to the state
/; that intended to cast my
vote for Mr.. Baines for Governor; but In
he event there was no chance for him
should go for Mr.. Tritle.
1 have only to say that no such state
nent was ever made by me, and. on the
1 did say that was going to the
if at all, unpledged. pro-
,ably said Mr.. HaineS was my first
further statement that
should go for Mr. Tritle is either a mis-
''Ae u "' J. r JOHNSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
st day of Septem Der, A. ID. 1870.
FRED FURTH,
Justice of the Peace.
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THE REASON, as given in Paris let
Ter, why Sheridan was not allowed to
accompany the French army, is that if
he was permitted to go others could
not, under the precedent that would be
established, be refused, and France
does not know how soon she may find
some of the neutrais against her.
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We shall never understand the

SO0lk uev6I uuucAS&nuu sAs
Democratic party. Weannounced, yes
serday, that Gen. Thomas H: Williams
would probably apply to the Demo
cratic Convention for the NOMINATION
for Governor. We are now Threatened
with a libel suit for making the an
nouncement, which We did on wha
we considered first-rate Democratic
authority. We admit that it is mo-
much to a mans credit to accept 9
nomination from q Democratic Con-
xention, but are astOnished that Gen
williams should have 50 keen an ap.
probation Of the infamy as to threaten
us with libel suit tor assisting the
circulation of prevalent rumOr that
he had concluded to accept nOmina-
ton from the party to which he be-
longs, and to which he furnishes the
major portion of its responsibility IN
this State. To avoid further trouble,
we now formally withdraw ThOrnbury
and Beachey from the field.-lEnter-
prise.
1.-THE stone which the builders re-
iected, the same has become the head
of the corner" and at last, spite of the
miserable machination of General Will
liams and the clique through whose
depraved efforts he has expected to
rule or ruin the Democratic Party of
Nevada, the warm southern sun looms
up, generously and grand to illume
the now augmenting fortunes of the
brave, the young, the gallant. the fair,
the chivalric ADRIAN ELLIS, the hope
of the Young. Williams, anti-scor-
butte Democracy; and even now, as
we write, the circumambient air is re-
sonant. while the breezes are redOlent)
with the acclaims of the cheerful and
triumphant Democracy of Ormsby
over the promised success ofthat pro. d
and virtuous chevalier, sans peur ct
sans reproche, whose name illlends
an air of grace and the romance of a
heart to the undying and
immortal history of jeff ThOmpsOn's
contingent of Pap Prices Missouri |
Home Guards! Williams has good
grounds for the fear and jealousy |
which he cherishes toward this brave |
and brilliant gentleman. With Ellis
for Governor, ''Good bye"to the chan
ees of the Williams family to warm a
seat in the United States Senate.
The other day the Elko Independ-
rnt made what it struck us, as an I'M
even an uncalled for, allu-
sion to the former occupation Of Hill
Beachey. Because man has been a
hOstler is no reason that one of his own
party's papers should be SO grossly
coarse As to hint that his true avOcation
was that OF welding the manure fork
AS the Independent did, in saying
that Hill Beachey was the man, of all
men. to come to Carson and '.clean out
The Augean Stables" We merely al
Jude to this parenthe.ic,lly, and for
he reason that Ellis has s.horsed"
on his own dung-hill.
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For State Senator.

v1,uE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ANNOUNCES
i himself AS a andi iste, subject to the action
Of the Republican County COBveation Of Osn,sby
County, tor the office VI STATE SENATOR.
j. MARTIN RE ESE.
Carson City. September 3. 1870 I'd
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--LATEST WAR NEWS.

--LATEST WAR NEWS.
A cable dispatch dated Bouillon
Belgium, August 3lst, 9o'clock, p. m.
says: A fearful battle was fought yes
terday and to-day by the Prussial
armies of the Crown Prince and Princ'
Fredersk Charles with the forces o
Mcmahon. Yesterday morning Nc
Mahon with $50, 600 men commenced
. general movement towards Mont.
NEEDY. He was attacked near Beau
mont and driven back after an obsti.
nate resistance toward the Belgian
frontier.
The Prussians occupied the line Of
the road and captured large amount
of camp stores. They drove the
French from that position after fight
ing until night closed in. This morn
ing the battle was renewed and con-
tinued all day. During the night a
large number of French regiments
came up, but they failed to turn the
scale of victory. The Prussians were
also reinforced largely, and attacked
in overwhelming numbers. Mcmahon
retreated to Sedan with the remnant of
his forces. The slaughter was i'm
mense. It is impossible to estimate
the loss. The Prince Imperial is said
to BE at Bethel. The population are
flying in great terror.
A special dispatch to the Gold Hill
News contains the following:
Berlin, September 1.-The following
from the King to Queen Augusta is
just made public:
Sedan, September Is p. MA bat
tie has ragged since half-past s O'Clock
this morning.
Our forces have advanced victorious
". The Fourth, Fifth and Seventh
corps and Bavarians were engaged.
The enemy was almost entirely
>.iven into the city.
Munich, September 2.-The Bavari-
IN Minister has received the follow
ng. dated near Beaum ont: "A battle
,as just occurred, in which we are vic
Orious. The French were driven
,ver the Mouse. The First Bavarian
,orps participated successfully, one
capturing two guns"
Bouillon, Belgium, September IL
3azaine has driven the Prussians
oward Sedan.
The French are at La Chapelle.
The Paris papers report, obscurely,
hree French successes, without locat
ng them, from private sources.
London, September 2-3 P. M.-The
blowing official dispatches, dated at
Iouillon, Belgium, a few miles from
edan, this day, are just made public:
The battle yesterday was very
loody and disastrous for the French.
They retreated on Metz.
The Prussians now occupy Goven-
ca, a few miles to the northeast Of
edan.
Some 10000 officers and soldiers of
ne French army were forced into Bel
ian territory, where they were re-
uired to instantly surrender.
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THE GALAXY.

The feature of the September number of
the GALAXY is the opening Of Justin McCarthy's new
story Lady Judith, Tale Of Two Continents" 1t be-
gins with scene in the House Of Commons, continues
with case Of scandal in high life in London transports
the reader Paris and promises to land him m
America. 1t has, Of course, all the easy now
and grace for which Mr.. McCarthys writing
Ia noted an the genial observation of men and AFFAIRS
and some Of the occasional lapses in Judgment MARX
Twans contribution is admirable, although the yeung
man does not seem TO quite well in certain great
political concerns in the days when ne
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service Of TIRE TRIBUNE. Mr.. Richard Grant WHITES
"Three Women" is graceful and attractive sketch
N preply to Mr. MoCarthys astonishing concentrations
Of American women, in previous number. DIR. t. M
Coan gOssips very pleasant and readable way about
"Temperaments." DR.. Draper furnishes an article,
which the rreverentlw call scientific padding on
mir" Mr.. Edward A. Pollard has an account not
800 carefully DONE of what he styles Historic Doubts
Concerning Patrick Henry"
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HARPER,s MAGAZINE.

The Easy Chair is graceful and pleasing as
always but scarcely strong Mr. Curtis has tausa
us 10 expectf 1t gossps agreeaby about the Woman
Rights movement and adduces various crumbs Oh COM
fort Offset for its manifest decadence ana ior ~
conclusion of Miss Catherine Beechers article IN
Gus opposition the letter to the women OF America no
opening article is series Of Illustrations OF VIVA.
called the Mediterranean Of the Pacine' meaning
about yanceuvers Island and Pugets
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variety of stories and there are beside, timely Illus
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which could never be more appropriately printed OF
read than now.
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