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Tn vonr late issne of THr News 7
notice the nnblication Of some aeroOatorv
remaks relating TO Hon. II. B. Smith The
nresent candidate for State Senator on the
Democratic side. It is not expected that
nolitical opponents would spend much
time in saving GOOD things of a candidate
whom thew Tonld defsst ON political
.ronrds unless verv fair-minded ;ndeed
20 matter how GOOD or great The man
n s,ch cases Common courtesy would
s;ronlv lot them alone and amend their
t;yos Il laud;no mn their own candidate
wbom for nolit;caI or other reasnns thew
wonld have alactad Not The biohest tvne
Of noI;t;csns viii snend mnch Of their
;nss ~ dsorv;no ,bs;r o,nonent. and Il
= 81 ! Low ,v,,s nan Who viii rasnrt 70 nm
tsrths Rpt wban u;nistars oftba Gosnal
s,sr, 5own fro., tba noln;t and az II we're
;mpeach the veracitv Of man like II. r.
Smith v;thont some onali6cation To sav
,ha iaost Il COMES from them With rather
haJ - arace For a minister n ssv that
an. ..o,,ld eoonsr ,-,,.t NJ Msr.;tt ~,
-. .ooo.d 49, = AZ nast [ tban NJ Smith
m;,h ,.,sjcsn y ,,;rht hs ;r,andsd for =
VII WI - PIs.s, s,i;n.. - NJ Ms~.;,t e
NJ Sna;,h,s riedoes were not GOOD hnt #
- , n,ora % ,han Jonhtf,l comnl;ment N NJ
ou.;.h n = 'Aa A.. ~" ~ nho LroIs 49, NJ Su,;.h T. III
.an. h,a az w. "AS sras ~o"s ra.hsl 81 morJ =
aas,so,in nny~s ~, apod % srS how these m;n;s,ars
peli9.y SoJI, S aJ a.;aso ~" u';,h h;a,
sau - .as nase la nda oI oo;I;on i avotarv
~ ~ &c c,;,L - T s :. n ~ ,h.. sora t;Iaa a,o
ir; ol'n ,ni0s Tnn ;ne na;seS sOu ,,,n 1 aso IL,
al d's'pJaao. .ishad 70 Smow Ii. % ros;,;op IN -.
ard u .'T~ ~ Tar,nsr.nce ~ r and .sSed him ;f he
snu w;,,;r', - e submit fit Il to he neonle to
wh;oh wa; s ha rssnI;sJ ~ % that Il was opesiion
sor % ,hs nsonls and to he 10 settled bT them
-, nd M ,h.. J nopJa Of of sailing snch onest;ons
wss a. namocrscv Ia. - and that ~ he : Dem
ccrst ".s wss n y;eld mbm;ssively TO the
w;li nil T. and ms;ority of The people That is
tha o.,Iv lind of nledoe he made. and
h;s nv ssoo,d oy | aS nspocrst will snsta;n him
IN IN, carrying ont such principles
The news., 1882-10-31

The Herald deserves to be compli-
mentad for the gentlemanly and cour-
teous manner in which it is conduct
ing the canvass this Fall. It's man.
ner will carry great weight with the
independent voter, whom we believe
is about in force this year.
The news., 1882-10-31

The Republicans in the 1st Assem-
bly, district Of Camden held . conven-
tion the other night and had dis
graceful quarrel, which resulted in a
split convention and the nomination Of
two candidates, Messrs. Bonsall and
Dudley, and now young Woodruff
will announce himself as an independ-
ent candidate. Here's richness for
you.
The news., 1882-10-31

The Burlington Gazette, supposed
to be Independent of party afiliation
sees 30 much in the Democratic ticket,
and ssysso much about ii, that q sug-
gestion that it hoist the ticket at it's
head is in order. 1t
The news., 1882-10-31

We trust that the railroad corpora,
ton in whose service Engineer Sieg
lost his life, viii prove that corpora
tions sometimes have souls by a fit re-
membrance Of the dead and by gensr-
ous provision for his family.
The news., 1882-10-31

The Camden Courier noticed at
once that the BIZ Centennial was hind
ering the canvass for Robeson, and
boldly called a halt right 10 the mid
die Of the festivities. The Courier's
courage is only surpassed by its su-
preme cheek.
The news., 1882-10-31

The only correct report Of the pre-
ceedings of the temperance convention
was published in THE News. The
Republican organ across the way cup
pressed such portions as were detri-
mental to the interests" of its party
nominees. Only q trick of the trade,
however.
The news., 1882-10-31

Elsewhere we publish a deserved
rebuke by Reader" to the minis
ters who abused H. B. Smiths good
name in the temperance convention.
We give place to it cheerfully.
The news., 1882-10-31
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Charles Simpsons attempt to de-
fame Hon. Mr.. Locke's reputation in
the temperance convention was con.
temptible and failed of its purpose.
The news., 1882-10-31

Cronk's majority in Northampton
township is what the over-sanguine
Democrats are figuring upon. Better
I wait and see.
The news., 1882-10-31

al. Palmer says everything looks
lovely and that he will show some good
figures from his own township.
The news., 1882-10-31

Our thanks are due Congressman
Brewer for Vol. 5, of "The Official
Records Of the War ofthe Rebellion. .
The news., 1882-10-31

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1882.

One week from to-day the election
will be held, and-but we anticipate.
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The news., 1882-10-31

special exhibition of the fashion every department Dry
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these displays will Doubt among interesting sights the
BfCentennial Anniversary.
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We arranging comfort and desire
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OF that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
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r4PPER's NAG IzLYE

For September opens with beau
tiful frOntispiecc, entitled a Sunday
Morning in Surrey" from a picture
lax Alfred Parsons. The same artist,
with equal charm, illustrates Mrs.
I.ittle's papers, aIn Surrey the first
OF which appears in this Number.
English country scenery has never
been 30 attractively presented as IN
this delightful paper.
From the rural beauty Of an En-
gIish county we turn TO quaint de-
~rription of one of our most char
aetcFiStic coast tOwns-lOrk, IN
Maine. Near PortsmOuth-beauti-
fully illustrated by W. +. Halsall
and + ii. Garrett.
The fifth and last paper Of Mr..
Lathrop's Spanish Nistas describes
;le coast towns from Malaga to Bar
cglona-a series of Mediterranean
Ports and Gardens" full Of pictur-
,-gue bits. of which the writer and
the artist have made the most. Mr..
Rginhart's illustrations for this paper
as for the entire series-have
ever been surpassed.
The Wcibertreue' Faithful
Wives Is the title Of very interest
in. account of Weinsberg, in Suabia.
THc writer. Elise Allen, paints two
.,rlphic historical pictures Of which
Wcinsberg is the centre-honrad :
Sftg, of the Castle and the Peas
ants War-and gives an interesting
sketch OF the poet Justinus herner.
The third part Of Colonel Higgin
sons American History Is devoted
to the d scOveries made by the
Mortimer. His paper is illustrat-
eel with eight engravings.
Edwin Z. Whipple contributes an
entertaining paper, entitled "Some
PecoIlections of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son" The problem of the MississiP-
III River. and the theories proposed
isr its solution, form the subject of a
timely paper by David \. Curtis.
Barnet Phillips contributes a
strong short story, ~ Doctor Spoil
81 Another excellent short story
Glove viii Find out the Way, Is
contributed by Mrs. Elizabeth ID. b.
Stoddard. Poems are contributed
bv Hialmar IL. Boyesen and Philip
Bourke MarstOn.
William Blacks new novel,
sShandon Bells, becomes more in
teresting with every new part, and
i finely illustrated by William
Small.
The Editors Easy Chair, Literary
and Historical Records, and Drawer
are full Of timely and entertaining
matter.
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The GAzErrE has the best equippsd
lob ofi- for doing al kinds of printing,
in u,per East Tennessee.
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUSTA, 1882.
NEWS ITEMS.

President Arthur has pardoned
Joseph W. Milne, who, while teller
Srobezzled funds of the Pocasset
National Bank, in Fall River, Mass,
and was convicted March q, 1851
AMI sentenced to five years imPris-
onment.
TDvitations will be sent to the
Governors of the different States
inviting troops to visit PhlladeiPnlA
.n5 tal7e mart in the military dls-
MAY ON October p, the bl-centeh- :
NAL anniversary of the LANDING Oi
William Penn.
Congress has made provision. i LoI
l,,.;,,,i9or home from northern Sloe.
ria he bodies of belong and MS
c,mpanions of the Jeanette, anu
Secretary Chandler has telegraPheu
lieutenant HARDER at YakatzNe TO
have sledges built and bring them
10 Orenburg, where metalc cases
will await them.
The secretary Of the Kansas board
of agriculture estimates the re- corn C'pn
crop of that State ut 2OO,OOO,OOV
busbels. The oat crop Is the heaV-
icst ever known, the average pro
duction being forty bushels to the
gcr. Wheat thrashing IS IN pro
0ress and the yield exceeds the es'
inmates made before harvest
In Iowa man man tied one end o
q long cord to an aching tooth anG
the other TO a heavy weight, whlei
ne dropped from a fourth-story win
dow. Two men were taken 10
bospital in an ambulance-One VIII
a broken jaw and one with broker
skull.
The region on the west side OF thu
Mississippi. between Nicksburg ah'
the Gull. gives a good idea OF Tn,
Ervpt through which the Brltisi
viii have 10 operate from AleXan
dri, II has the same feature OF al
annual rise Of the river above al
the country. which there begins Il
July. reaches its height in the latte
mart OF August, and subsidies througI
Tic autumn months. 1t has tn
same features OF banks Of the mai
river and of all the branching
streams higher than the country
with the addition OF canals, and c
more complete banks, 50 as TO moo
the lands at will. All these may b
made the means of obstruction an
defence.
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Norfolk &c w estern
Railroad.
Time Table in effect May p, 1882.
WEST DAILY
No. 1. NO. ..
WASHINGTON TINE.
CONNECTIONS.

At PETERSBURG, with r. 4 p. RR. for Rich.
mond and points on q. x o. Ry., fredericksburg,
Washington, Baltimore and the North and East.
Through Pullman Car from Petersburg TO New
York Solid trains Petersburg to Washington
At BURKEVILLE with Richmond Danyile
RR for the South.
NLYNCHBURG. with Virginia Midland Rail-
way to and from the South and North, and with
Richmond aud Allrghany RI. for Lexington,
Natural Bridge. buchanan, Williamson's, and G.
x o. Ry. points.
At BRISTOL with Z. Tenn, Va. Ga. Railroad
for Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga and all points
South West and Southwest.
Mes i and have Through sleepers to Chatta-
noopa and Memphis. No. has Pullman Sleeper
from Lynchburg via Dalton and Atlanta to New
Orleans competing thence with Sleeper to Hous-
ton aud san Antonio, without change. Only one
change from Lynchburg to San Antonio in Pull
man cars.
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EAST. DAILY.
WASHINGTON TIME.
CONNECTIONS.

Al I.YNOHBURG with Virginia Midland Kali
,,ax, far- Danyille and North Caroline points, and
Tor washington aud Eastern eitsas y
! At BgRKEVILLE connect win hicnnAona
sDanville X. II. for Rachmond- a -
Z Through ear from Lynchhurg TO ltienmona
tPETERSBURG with P r.. T. Tor Neidons
Raleigh, Goidsboro, Wilmington. anu the oouAh
East. ~ ~ - -,
At NORFOLK. with Bay Line Steamers daily
except sunday, for Baltimore--thence raAl 20 Fhhi
adriphia and New York with Old Dominion oteam
80 ~, MONDAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays for
New York and on tuesdays and Fridays Wild n.
IN II Co for Boston and providence -.
- Firmt and saeamd-elaaR tekata An low rs ine iona
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may 24-1 yr.
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AdNanfaRPS:

In line character Of the instruction Its high
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In the freedom from all temptations 10 vice. III
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In the absence Of all causes for extravaganza IN
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suited TO ,he Students culture.
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Send 10 Prof. J. ]. HUFF for catalogues
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McMinaville NelC Era: After
dilirent search, commencing on the
10Th instant, and continuing to the
prcsent writing, we have failed TO
find n Democrat who declares him
self for Fussell-the rump candi-
date for Governor. They are all
solid for Bate. Warren sends greet
ing toher fellow democrats through
out the State.
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ASHEVILLE
FEMALE COLLEGE,
FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF
YOUNG LADIES.
Eau Session Opens 18Th Of Sept.
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FACULTY Y;

FACULTY:
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PEoF B. l. ATKISs, Mathematics aud Natural
Sciences. -,
REV. T. p SUHrNIERs, A NJ Latin and Mental
Philosophy. ,
PnoF. Z. Fax, Music Director and Teacher OF
German.
Nns FLLA Il. A1RISs, Preparatory Department
aud English Literature -.
Miss NJ LOVE BRANSER, heading aud Elocuuou
Miss CARY PAGE, Assistant IN Instrumental Music.
Miss LAURA L. MCLoUD, Primary Department
and French.
Miss MARY +. HAwLEY, Painting and Drawing
Thorough Traiiiagl Christian DdSeipliie'
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Prof SUMMERS will have his headquarters al
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in September. 81, -
Literal discount to two from one family, OF
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Course of Instruction:
EXPENSES:

As TO exgenslyeness, is indicated by the respective
Professor ships.
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CAn-oS COLLEGE, oo7,,,
Messy Greek, Tenn June j. 1851 jun 80
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7 Exterior and Interior Views Of Danl F BGaYS ManuaC ~
CARSON COLLEGE,
MESSY CREEK, TENN.
Locatod on he e. T., va e Ga: Ealrodd,
30 lEiIes East Of Knorrille.
lst Term of Session, 1SS2-S3,
Opens Thursday Aug. PA; the
2d, January IL.
FACULTY /:

Rev n a MASARD, A. NJ President aud FRO
lessor Literature and Philosophy.
Rev W TISDELL, A. Professor Ancient
L and Modern Languages.
Rev = JoSEs A NJ Professor Mathematics
J. j. HUFF, A. N Professor Eng and Natnral
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-19
THE DISTRICT JUDGESRIP.

THE DISTRICT JEDGESHKP.
The selection of Il man to preside
over the District Court is Il matter Which
should rise above any political consider
alton. 1t should he in reality non
partisan Office and in no way suhservi-
eDt to the revolutions of political nachin-
cry. There is no offi.e on the ticket
which requires SO much care in the
selection of an incumbent as this, and
there is no position which gives dis
honest man such chance. for evil. The
proper administration of justice requires
a thorough knowledge Of the law,
coupled with cool head and mind rs
free as possible from bias or prejudice.
Every man, irrespective Of party, has
the right to get all the justice that
honestly administered courts can give
him, and there should he no one on
the bench who has political friends to
reward or enemies To- punish. Where
can be found right minded voter who
will not freely admit that for such an
Office he would rather support good
man If the opposing party than bad
man in his own? This is the feeling
which everywhere prevails and speaks
we'll for the fact that political p'rtisan-
ship has not vet blinded the eyes Of men
to such we'll admitted principle Of de-
cency. The fact that voters are not rs
a rule governed by party considerations
in chosing between candidates to
whom they are likely to apply for cor
rect decisions in matters Of law, should
impress upon the convention the i'm
pOrtance AS we'll as the necessity OF
selecting man upon whose name no
sh allow Of suspicion can be cast. a
strong non,in,tion is likely to be made
by the Democrats and we can only hope
for success ny going into the fight with
the very best Judicial material to- be
found in Ormshy and Douglas counties
The Salt Lake Tribune says: It.
would he refreshing sight to see IA
Mormon honest enough tn say he WAS
living in polygamy and point 70 his
wives and children with pride. But
that Mormon don't live in Utah to-day.
Accused by their polygam us relations,
tn v will deny the women they have SO
basely deceived and declare their
offspring iIlegitimate. What kind OF
religion is it that makes men common
liars and Iecherous and women wear
the brand Of street-walkers? Ds'n't all
answer ut once, brethren.
A railroad conference began in San
Francisco Tuesday between General
Freight Agent Stubs, of the Central
Pacific, and Assistant General Freight
Agent Shelby, Of the Union Pacific.
The discussion was limited almost ex-
clusively to the rates Of freight over the
Central Pacific and Union Pacific from
San Francisco to Idaho, Montana and
Utah. Other topics will be considered
Rufus Hatch is backing his assertion
that corn and cattle are the real
sources of wealth for this country BY
purchasing in connection with syndi.
cate of English capitalists an immense
tract Of land along the Yellowstone
river amounting to 10000 acres,
which he proposes to turn into ranch
The spread Of electrical appliances is
sunnospd t1 lead to an increase in the
demand for copper wire, and this ides
Il siao Of fhA l0HfnA mi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-19

The spread Of electrical appliances is
sunnosed t0 lead to an increase in the
demand for copper wire, and this idea
has resulted in rise Of the price Of
copper in England.