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NJ DE fREYCINEr
A Sketch of President Grcvy's Prime Min
lister and Gambetta's Successor.

A Sketch of President Grovy's Prime Min
lister and Gambetta's Successor.
To thepolitical world of France, NJ. de
Freycinet has the air of an actor who holds
the stage aud plays to the gallery while the
leading man is changing his costume. His
inscrutable physiognOmy seemed TO reflect
the uncertain fate of his administration.
The policy which his cabinet pursued was
that of NJ. lie Freycinet, aud no compro-
mise borrowed from or dictated by any.
body else. There are few more pronounced
personalities in the political world Of
Franco than the late president OF the min
lsterial council. To those who watched his
former career it was no surprise that he
would only accept the highest Office in
the country, under the presidency of the
republic, ON the condition of
having perfect liberty to act as he thought
tit. IL was Gambetta who, with the true
scent of tn statesman discovered NJ. de
Freycinet. Before the war the great en-.
gineer was not known beyond the circle of
scientific men. When elected project of
Montauban he was received with marked
GOODNESS by the republicans at Iarn.et-
GaronEe, who remembered him as the OIL
cial candidate of the empire. In
consequence OF tnat slight he re-
signed and went to Tours.
he was there named as secretary of the
commission for the national defense, of
\ which the old veteran patriot, NJ, Cremieux,
was a member, The recollection of the
excitement of that moment still thrills the
blood of FrenChmen. Gambetta escaping
from the beleaguered capital in balloon,
arrived at Tours. The commission did not
hold together, but the dictator saw the
valuable qualities ofhis secretary and made
him his right-hand man. The great orator
did not stop to catechise NJ. de Freyciuet
on the sincerity of his conversion. All
good citizens who, when the existence OF
the Fatherland was threatened came for.
ward to serve the country, were welcomed
under the standard OF the republic The
event proved that NJ. Gambetta had made a
| Judicious choice Of his war minister. NJ. de
| Freycinets activity was unboundcd his adj.
| vice prompt and prudent; his manner con.
ciliatory and impressive, if not always win
nlng. NJ. Glais- 3izoin, one of the most &c.
centric of French politicians, is very bitter
against Nj, de Freycinet, to whom he at.
tributes an authoritative tone and naughty
selt-reliance. These are precisely the quail.
ties which recommend man to confidence
III times Of revolution, and they are moi
without their value when combined with
unquestioned talents. 1t is, nevertheless
true that NJ. de Freycinct has an unduly
severe mode of communicating his advice
IN. y. Herald.
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VEGETABLE FARMING.

Gradually the southern people are learn.
ing to take care of themselves upon the
most approved financial methods, bat there
are many sources OF wealth which, MS yet,
have hardly been dreamed OF. The de-
pcndcnce all along for years has been placed
in some great staple, but this has been
changing Of late, and the disposition is
now to mix crops. Tho bountinl yield
this season of small grain will probably
only strengthen and widen the practice OF
diversitying crops, ana any reformation In
such direction cannot but be profitable to
our agricultursts. hut our climate and
peculiar physical advantages open up to
MS still more profitable field,
II the farmers and planters,
especially those with small lots OF land,
will only take advantage Of IL. 1t is the
matter Of vegetable farming for northern
shipment. To the eastern farmer this |,
the great source of his revenue, the fouuda.
ton OF his wealth and what there is doing
In this line In tho south is done by those
men who have como down from the north
and arc pursuing under far more favorable
circumstances their old business. Our at
tcntion has been particularly directed to
tho subject by tho number of squibs W,
have noticed Ia tho southern press this sea
SON ofheavy shipments Of fruits and vege'
tables to tho north and the profitable
nature Of the transactions. This has
been mos, largely carried on BY
Virginia, Tennessee. Georgia and Alabama,
but all tho southern states have partici
pated In the movement more or less. Al
some points In our own state exceedingly
credlsablo and paying shipments have beer
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made, and there is no earthly reason why
We should not see the small farmers all
over the state next season engaging in eI-
tensive vegetable and fruit-farming tor the
great eastern ana northern markets We
can reach them from two to three months
earlier than they can possibly get any re-
turn from their own gardens, and by the
present rapid transit and retrigera-
tors, there is no necessity for any
apprcciable loss, AS to the fabulouslY
high prices paid for early southern gar
den products they are proyerbial and yield
u heavier profit to the square acre than
does anything the farmer can raise. We
noticed i'll a recent account of Mobile,
whose glory as cotton shipping point ha,
departed, that the city is thriving and get
ting up again by extensive vegetable
farming for northern tables, and there is no
reason why hundred other southern cities
cannot do the same thing. We merely call
attention to the fact as one in which there
is big money for the south, and leave it to
the farmers to act or not upon the sugges-
ton. We cannot see how each of them in
north and central Texas could more profta-
bly, use each season some eight or ten acres
of land,
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The country generally is severely critical
of the Forty -scvcnth congress during its
first session, but it is more than likely that
this last sessions operations will be moth
ing to the next. Notwithstanding the fact
that Il new set will be returned this fall.
they will not be ablo to take their seats
until next year, and the large number Of
present members who fail to get back will
probably spread themselves in making hay
while the sun continues to shine upon them.
This is one Of the defects Of our system,
throwing into each members term an ir-
responsible session.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAM
Another Case,

NEW ORLEANS, La, August l0.-Ma-
tachic England, q carpcntcr,3O years ofage,
native of Finland, arrived here from Car.
diff May 2lst; boarded at No, SIS north
Peters street near where Forbes, tho i'm
ported case of yellow fever took, sick, Eng.
land was taken sick on the night of the Sth.
On the morning of the 9th he was sent to
the Charity hospital. The medical authori-
ties this evening agree that the man has II
mild case of yellow fever, and the prcsi.
rs mild sporadic case,
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Tnr sultan has about declared ARApi Bay
= rebel, as insisted upon by the English.
This course by the porte will necess;,aIc
the settlement Of the Egyptian question by
the Turks, and tho eastern imbroelio will
at last end In smoke, and so our budget Of
special news for the rest Of the summer.
Anything however, calculated to check the
bloodshed and complication arising from
war In the east cannot but be regarded as
happy termination TO much vexcd qucs.
iion. Peace TO the whole world, say We.
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on the eve of n Yorkshire election Mrs,
Wentworth Beaumont Ia great coal owner),
an aged lady, drove In her chariot and four
to Downing street, and sought an inter
view with the then prime minister,
with whom she was well ac
puain,ed. Well, my lord, are you
inr our seat7" "Quite determined" very
vol, am on my way to Yorkshire with
$4,000 in my csrrisge for my man. rr,
and do better than that" Lord Dacrc,
who told this story, said that he had know,
the government 20 spend $4,000 secret
service on an election.
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THE following views from the Philadel
phia Times, suggested by the recent passage
of the river and harbor bill over the
presidents veto, are eminentiy sensi-
BILE and appropriate, There are por-
tons of the bill which ought
to have become law, but as whole
the measure was open to objections. The
Times says: The river and har5or steal is
an impressive lesson as to the necessity of a
constitutional amendment authorizing the
president to veto any part Of general APP
preparation bill. Had PRESIDENT ARTHUR
possessed such power, the river and harboi
sroal would have been reduced many mil
lion' aud the whole system of buncombe
appropriations to mud-puddles and thun-
der-gust streams would have been broken
up. The amended constitution of Pennsyl-
Tania contcrs that power on the governor,
and it is one of the most wholesome re.
straints upon profgatc legislation"
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Suicide and Murder.

CHICAGO, August los, c. Holmes, who
became notorious last week through having
buried on the lake front several children
whom he was charged with having muir.
dcrcd, and who wa, tried and acquitted ot
the charge started down the south branch
of the Chicago river yesterday afternoon In
a small skill with son aged IA years. BE
fore they had gone great ways the boat
was upset and both We're drowned
Holmes family are in destitute circum
stances.
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COMMODORE SnUFELDr, who has Just ar
rived in San Francisco with treaty with
Corea in his hands, which, by the way, is
said to be miserably poor piece OF work
for us, reports tins Coreans, contrary to all
previous accounts, as an exceedingly inof-
fen'ive and unwarlkc people. This is for.
tunatc for us in the event we shall want to
30 back on the treaty as is more than
likely. If the Coreans are that kind of a
people, our navy might make some head
way against them.
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MYSTERIOUS.

PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE body Of
Cain Clanton WIS found on the track OF the
Raleigh 4 CASTOR railroad, near Weldon
North Carolina yesterday, horribly mutt.
lated. His coat and vest were found near
the railroad, and gave indications OF
struggle. Ii is thought by some he was muir.
dered aud his body placed on the track,
while others are of the opinion he was run
over by the train.
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Gn,,li1u A,reaSllrec.

IrTn ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Il. NJ, OVERLEESE as candidate Tor
County Treasurer of Dallas County Election
Tuesday, November 9TH, 1882. ---.--.,
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL +. D0uGllElTY as a
candidate for County IISMsmIe5 T N G IS
yIrp ARE IEoUEsTED TO ANNOUNCE }. Il.
w WITIIAMSON as IL candidate for County
yoasurer. Election, November. 1881.
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Ii Is said that the republicans OF Yer
mont, after having retired JupGn POLAND
for six years to teach him that tho people
still ruled up there, are now contemplating
trying him again. He used to carry the
state In his vest pocket.
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HASLAS is arranging regatta at Toronto
for the latter part of this month, but II is
said that he is carefully retaining from in
yiting anybody to pa, ticipatc who is likely
TO beat him. The question naturally
arises, why should he want man on hand
who could beat hlmp
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A TEXAS giant named SHIELDS, from
Hunt county, in this state according To the
Now York Sun, is attempting to get on the
metropolitan police force. lie measures
nearly eight feet, has seen duty us deputy
sheriff, and one of his brothers, as large as
he, remarked that nothing in town would
do so much to bring the police force int
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ssor tI,c Lcuislaturc.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOuSUE
w MIR ]. II. SKILES as candidate Tor Keep
rcseutat,ye To the next Legislature, subject 10
he Democracy of Dallas county. .-.-.
YXTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOuNcE
w DIR, J. D. PARSONS, OF Rockwall, rs
candidate for Floator from the counties OF Da'las'
rarrnnt and Rockwell
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Tax Collector.

xxyFARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE Y,
w r. STEPHENSON better known us Uncle
Pete" as a candidate for Tax Collector OF Dallas
county, at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CHAs b. GILLESPIE Qor the past SIX
yrlrs a deputy in the othce) rs cahdiuate 10,
Inc ollice Of Tax Collector OF Dallas county, ~
the November election, --.-----
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES J.
w X. BLEWETT as candidate for Tax
collector OF Dallas county at the November cleo
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SO little has been heard of the tramp
NUISANCE OF late, 1t was beginning to be
fcndly hoped that these terrible pests had
about played out. The news from New
Jersey indicates, however, that they arc
more numcrous,and troublesome there than
ever, and Ridgcwood, in that state, has had
to organize regular protective society
nvainst them,
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l.yncl,c,l.

ATLANTA, Ga, August io.-A negro from
Campbell, Sunday, who WINS accused OF
ou,raeing u l5.year.old white girl, was
taken out of jail last night at Newman,
GeNrsa, where he was taken for safe.kcep
ing, and hung by party of seventy.tlvc
men. He was tried bv the crowd aud confess
cd that he and another man had committed
the deed.
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COUNSEL for the star.routcrs are now
ringing the charges on persecution a
long suffering Jury may be expected to re-
,ait,tn
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BRONZE JomS evidently stole a march on
tho citizens OF Brownsville, but failed to
calculate on tho presence of Dir. SWEAR
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A Queer Mistake.

ITHACA. n. Y, August 10. Henry Nande
mark and John Schoonmakcr went squirrel
hunting yesterday. They separated in the
woods, and Schoonmaker installing Van
demark's grey beard for squirrel, shot
him through tho head. Tho wounded man
died this morning. An inquest will be
~
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Announcements.
Gynuutu Nudge.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES ".
w l.. WILLIAMS as candldate ior OouhV
Judge. Election, November Z 1852,
WE ARE Au rHORiZED TO ANNOUNCES
w r. II. BURKE as n candidate for reelection
10 the office of County Judge Of Dallas county,
Al the ensuing November election
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. III. IVES I for the office OF County Judge.
Tho ..usniup election,
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AUGUSTA, GA, August l0.--A oonstruc.
ton train on the South Carolina railroad
was ditched near l,ranchville this morning.
II was caused by running over q COW.
Engineer Armstrong was killed and several
railroad en- ,loyces slightly wounded.
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Tue telegraph operators strike at Der
yer didn't win worth cent. This will
have u disheartening effect upon the gem
erai movement, of which this was prc-
cur,or
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u OF Ihritt.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0uNCE
w W. II. ". SMITH for the office OF shcriu
Of DALLAS County. Election Nov, 1lh' lSss'
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNou NSE
w MATE CHAPMAN IA y candidate LOT
sheriff of Dallas County. Election. November 4.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w REN JONES us u candidate for Sheriff.
Election, November 7, 1872. -.
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GovRRYop 81. john, of prohibition noto-
riety, has been rcnominated by the Kansas
state republican convention.
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a.nt. alMsticc ot the AlNcc.

IAIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w b. N. BRASWELl. as candidate ior
Justice Of tho Peace In Precinct No. !, DALLAS
county. Election, November Z 1889
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ASNOuNEE
Justice of the Peace for Precinct No. l, Election
November 4 1882, -.-----.--......-z.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN b. KUNZ rs u candidate for
Justice OF the Peace In Precinct No, l. Elccuoh
IN November
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5,istvicr W.cck.

yyrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF HENRY W, JONES inc pres,
She once If Clerk TO the District Court Of Dallas
County, OF the ensuing November election. -
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FRIDAY. AUGUST II, 1889

HOOKER, of Mississippi, steps down and
out.
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a;or state Senatnc.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS Us a candidate Tor Tie
patie Senate
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lyur 0yomutp Glerk.

I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouNCE W.
w A. HARDWOOD as u candidate for County
Clerk. -
w Cierk Has had thirteen years experience
IN, Deputy In Texas For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court OF this county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under captain Alex
HARDWOOD. .,----.-..---.---..
WE ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOl nee
w the name Of OHA5 WOoDSON, OF Sea6o-
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk. ---- ..
hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
/ county that am a candidate for the Once OF
County Clerk. II my reputation rs man ana
my qualifications for the position are such as 10
commend me to your confidence | ask your
hearty support, piedging myself that no eliort
upon my part win be spared 10 make al eihcienl
and faithful servant of the public.
April l6 1857. y. NJ, WHEAr.
JATE ARE REQUESTED TO ANhuuNuE
w W. NJ. G. HILL as q Candidate for County
Clerk. Election. November next
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a:ar uyou,,tN Attormcu.

yy,'E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE q.
w +, CLINT Us u candidate for County Attor-
nov Election. November ., nv
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I've ARE REQUESTED TO ANNoUECE W.
w A HARDWOOD us u candidate for County
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-05
Clearance sale of Dry Goods

Olcovich Brothers, the dry goods
merchants, have determined to make a
grand clearance sale of their stock of
dry goods at prices way below
former rates. 1t is their inten-
ton to lay in an entire new stock of
Spring goods, and consequently they
offer their present stock at prices which
defy competition, in order to make
room for that which is to come. Black
satins, heretofore selling for l.50, are
now offered at 81, and all other art; ces
in proportion. They invite the public.
to call and see for thense yes. jas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-05
Carson Guard Prize.

The Carson Guard have offered a
prize of a rifle, to be selected by the
winner, for any memher who makes
the best three joint scores on the 200
and 50O-yard ranges, which are not
required to be consecutive. The first
match will come off to-day. Commits
sioner Gallagher of Storey county tele-
graphed to George c. Thaxter last
night that number Of the Virginia
militia would be down to-day to wit
ness the shooting.
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CHURCH MOTTO -

At St. Peters Church, Rev. Geo. r.
Davis, Rector, officiating, the regular
morning services, commencing at Il
o'cleck, will be held. Evening ser
vices at : O'Clock.
Methodist Church, Rev. w. c. Gray
will preach at II A. NJ, followed by Sac
rament of the Lords Supper. Sunday
School Concert at p. NJ. Sunday
School at , p. NJ. Seats Free.
Service at the Presbyterian Church
at the usual hours to-day by the pastor,
Both discourses will discuss the doctrine
of Heven, raising the questions, "Whers
is and What is Heaven? Are You
Getting Ready for It."
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From Montana.

w. J. Maeee, one of Carson's early
settlers, arrived here yesterday from
Butte City, Montana, being called home
by the dangerous illness of his oldest
son. Butte City. Magee thinks, is one
of the best towns on this side, has rich
and extensive mines, and it is bound to
be a good town for many year. Butte
City is connected with Ogden By rail,
and the road is to be extended to
Helena, Montana, where it will inter
sect the Northern Pacific.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-05

The Carson admirers of F. A. Tritle
| will be pleased to read the following
we'll inerited tribute to that gentleman ::
The Tucson citizen SAYS: "Mr. Tritle
Is mining man of large experience,
and he is thoroughly posted on the re-
sources OF this Territory He is gen
tleman of experience in public affairs
and fully alive to the needs of our new
and rapidly developing country. We
expect from the hands of the new Gov
ernor an entirely satisfactory admins
tration. Coming to the Gubernat0riHl
office just at this time will link his
name with the beginning of the bright
est days in AriZOna's history, and we
think he will SO administer the affairs
Of the Territory and so use his influence
both private and official. that the neC-
pie viii laTe II cause to regret the
President, action in nominating Mr.. !
TritIc for the Governor Of Arizona"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-05
Telephone Company

The Bell Telephone Company propose
establishing a central office in this city,
from whence will radiate telephones to
any quarter desired. The telephone
system is quite feature throughout
the country, and is in operation in most
every town of any import. Full infor-
nation in regard to the matter can be
had on application to J. +. Farrell, at
the Telegraph office.
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khe nlerSOn.

On "Wednesday night next, the En-
erson Ministries, thirty men in COM
pany, and each one an artist in his Pc
cu!iar line, will appear at the Opera
House, and give one of the best and
freshest minstrel entertainments ever
witnessed in this city. All he stale
jokes, songs and burlesque5 have been
eliminated from the repertoire of this
company, and nothing but the latest
novelties III minstreisey will be pro-
duced. The instrumental feature of the
performance WI! alone be worth TIE
price of admission. Seats are being
rapidly taken, and those who Gesiie
good ones must avoid procrastination.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-05

ers of art -needlework, who were in Car
son lately engaged in the above rur-
suit, are at present in Reno. At the
request Of former pupils here they will
return about the 9th of next month,
when due notice will he given. ja2G
New goods and lowest prices at NJ.
COINS grand clearance sale
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GENTLEMEN ) LIST.

On account of removal, | now off +
to the citizens of Carson and vicinity,
and childien's gloves and mitts at the
lowest possible price-for cash. Stock,
patterns, tools, fixtures, and good will
of long established trade for sale cheap.
pAll parties indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle.
w. VI. HODKINS.
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Greatest bargains ever offered at NJ.
C0hn's grand clearance slle.