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pNNSrECTIrs.

PROSPECTUS.
NE KS. HENilQUE.S g. MR. PERSTCO rs
~ specially inform the PuLhck OF Richmond
Vi t"eir intention OF opening, the LIST of DC
tooer, CLASSICAL DAY AND BoARptNa ScuooI
aG5 a limited number Of young Ladies, embracing
all the useful and ornamental branches reoni re
for a finished Education
nIs' henfiY.vs having for nine years baen
n'IPSi Oh u ;iOuTisi;.sg in.-itu.-o.I "a the kind
In the olty OF fhiI1aelphia, from whe, ce sine
ppt'h9S uue Nccptomlho rec"mTe r datons, tat,ers
mereeii That hsr association w!!i so este.u cd a.,
!eacGer as Mir. Persico, w!n enable ,er, tn
~ IN 'he most ssngnine expectations of L! oss
"'c"ts VINO may honour them with their C., nb =
ienGe. 1' =. "H-
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
E, Neau'hg, crthogFaphy, Truuslat ON li,au,nar
hheto5tc, Logic, and Competitions i'm Tho FnnI"h
and French Languages; Arithnretic. BCol, Kn",
ing' fenmanship, Universal History, Mwboiogr.
astronomy Ancient aud Modern GGCqrnnHyv
WIZ, tLs use OF Tie Maps and Globes, DeIinea,on
Oh Maps, Natural History, Moral Mental and
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and B3tunv.
CONDITIONS:
lst As regular systema; ic series Of distractions
VIII he completed by each class in the term of
one scholastic year, 40 pupil can Le receiyad E.r
less than that time. Tho scholastic roo 80; wi
ing OF ten months viz: from Isl OctoGcr To lst a +
cNugn9'' divided with reference to payments in
' ad T?DI Th ,eT T1s OF eleven weeks each.
OF the school can be acccnicd InI, 80 Nss
WHO are willing TO learn aud spoaA that lnno,,",,Tc
'diy' As the same Teachers will devote nm
,Li - 800" "a ti"'e ana attention TO all schoars
'h' charges viii be the same for all ares
TERMS:
Kay Kay Scholars French 4 E"glish $50 per annu.n.
Day bodrdcrs, 90. IaO :. :.
hoarderS, including tuition, board
l"g' washing und bed, do. 800
Drawing and Painting, the Italian, Spanish api
La''H Languages, as well as Dancing and On,
mania Needlc-work, extra charges
Ahoso who are DESTROYS Of learning FrencI,
e@c!"Sivciy' may join the classes =: $40 per or.
r, or further particulars enquire at the BOARDING..
iiouse OF Mrs Nelson, at the House in I strcr1
inatcIy occupied as Boarding School by Mrs,
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I'D a NCANes.

EN 2. GULGt oc9 respectfully informs the nm.
Lfa bic generally that his SchOoi for the instruct
on of The above accomplishment, will commence
on Sa urdsy, the Sd November. in the Larpe Roam.
PriUG House, Union Hotel The School for yount
ladies' md masters, will commence at 3 r. NJ; tina
for 20 'ng gentlemen, at F. VI.
N, B.-Fhe Prac jsing Parties will commence
- s6jo ~ tic Schdo' ia organized.
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JAMES CABINESS, C. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

WILLIAMSBURG, l7,h Sept. 1892 (
The parties interested in the foregoing orders
OF court are hereby notified that have aDpointe ed
the 29lh day OF October next, 10 mako up the ac
counts therein ordered, which day by nine
o'clock, A. NJ. they are desired to attend =, ,t;.
office, with iboir vonchcrs and evidence and ,bis
original order. JAMES CABINESS, c.
sep % w6w
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RrCetceI bW Es. III. ANaa'Tka.

n VIE h.ron G'icry-A series of historical
embellishments to illustrate the poeticaI
WORKS OF Lord Byron, part second; received for
s"nserio'rs. X. ). -. continues to receive sub
seribers for this splendid series of engrayinys
Enc ciop9dia Americana, Vol. ri.
farm OF Rates of Duties, payable on goods
wares and merchandise imported into the United
states CT America, after the Sd of March. With
the rates Of duty Of the Tariff of 1898. 10 which
are added forms for the direction of merchants
masters of vessels. and others doing business at
the Custom House. and an Appendix, containing
several Important laws of the United States and
STATE OF New York, relating to commerce. Revi.
SEX and corrected by James Campbell entry clerk
in the New York Custom House &C o.
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Important Sale of Real t,gtota

! y va Undersigned have determined a., .aI, :,
.ic lois composing tho Town of Florena;s
.4e NY OF Sote!oGEt, at Public Auction L,I,S ~
- sna"'ed Immediately on James River =, ,ho
ou," "i Looneys Geek on the main vi
i,oao' and two miles above Pa,tousl,,,,o Ey
e :, purposes, and 10 cuniucrci P -
;"'s SAFE presents the best opportunity Gar 80
INVESTMENT OF capital to be found west 9f,bo NJ
puse mountains. 1t IS the nearest point I'm Ja,.s
hFsef tor the trade (and shipment OF prnenna ="
E,ynchburg and Rchmond) Of the NstcLon,s ny
t"fmeFS OF the counties of NiokApn,nerv FL
Imytn' Nythe, Washington, IaznwclI. Cijes
Ice hhsSeil anu Scott; ana is nov tho ,,,,,s, .
tehieht point for those of Bath Pocuhontas. GroSn
pI'er' anu Monroe. The situotion of tic I,ni -;
very desiIa"ie for Town il Lein, il, t.lahr;.,,
oi'o'e' Is well watared sufficiently nat .nf IrvsI
una possess. sone commanding situalio,s 49,
private dwellings, and Looney's Crn.l, nffrain,,
J.'n'leht water fer uufactur;ny ,,,r,,,,a,
Florence VIII be laid oil in Lots of .; oiart., ac,.
eueh 1 ne sale will take place on The roniscs
on monday, 9th November, 1892 Terms liberal
winch VIII De !nade known on the 6lv OF s.ie
VI HARVEY
sep ~ JMO. NJ. HARVEY -
PCS7PoNENENTs
- IN consequence Of the above sale La roe MIN,
20 iA!i on the same day with the P.esideu.la El.c,
ION, II Is postpczedtO tie folio inr DIV, Tursda.
, the 9th N.sc.n1er next.
" Editors who have published T will notice tho
pc-ifUnui:.cnt,
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Lt!ZB lKOU,iII.

VI SSa-Nsa THIS capital R?cer and Stallion, lust
sgSxA> !! a imported, will stand the ensuing
M PGS season at Hcks.ord, Grecusv,lie
osssksrakSzsJ County, Virginia. lie is dark bav.
without any white, ve,y handsome, fully ,oct
inches high, OF groat substance, length and poper
lie was Purchd ed a, very high price and selected
expressly to Improve STOCK of horses by as
good Judge any in England, and icuh this i,;eu
attention was paid to his form, blood racing ex
PLOTS, and reputation a stallion, wi !ch are all OF
the first ciIaraSter.
lie was got by Wiamson's Ditto, the winner
OF the Derby in 1903 the sire of SuItan,s D,u,
(Sntan ~ now covering at So sovereiyns \ and nun
brother 10 Walton, who covered al E12 10 his
dam by Dick Andrews, the best horse O, his div.
ms gTahaam Eleanor, the best Of her day
the only winner of both the Derby and the Oak.
sister to julia the dam of Phantom, who cover
ed at t52 10; and CrcssiGa the dam of Pralu the
best horse new on the English turf ly Whiskcy
the best son OF altram, ont of Yong Giautesr
tho dam OF Sorcerer, &c. and the best brood mare
OF her DAY Gian'ess by Matchem, Sc. (s;se En-
gIish tud Bookl
L. won "a races, beating many of the best hor-
ses of the day, LongwaisL afterwards sold for
3oJO gnineaS,) locke, Signoriua; Prosody, Euphra-
les, cton, resentment, &c. &C. He ran many
heat races and won all except one, when ho was
beat hy Il horse that he had before beat and beat
afterwards, and was esteemed 'perlmps the "a.
NEST horse in the Kingdom" HG was generally
handicapped 10 curry uery high ,ceigbiS, and remain.
ca on the turf until he was RISING years DID, per-
fec IL sound
He covered in England seasons at 10 as. and
his colts are remarkably fine.
The public cn now the daughters and
grandaughtcrs of Sir Archie, and our other mar
with horse Of undoubted pedigree and character.
Ample accommodations will be provided for mares
and under no circumstances will more be taken
than cun have complete justice done them. Refer to
J. AVERY, ESQ. or
DIR. a. 7. b. MERRITT.
hIcksiord, Greensvillo, Va. Ocr. l6--vIt
Tho Editors of the Richmond Enqnirer and
wing, Halifax IN. c. Advocate, Raleigh Star
Charleston Courier, Nashville (Tenn) Btnner
VIII insert the above week for four weeks
and forward their acconnis % Lis OfEirr D., l..
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DRY GO

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY the Is, n .
O'Clock ,na will be sold at Auction Rom. abo,,
t tvo packages of ueasonable and desrnbIs NV
recently fece;yed.--Terms at ss!c.
- .. j.. g. CO Auc,s
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Si3sc of ssEo0sgr.s ES0,.gox

elsa Having determined to devote INV at.
" syn tention exclusively to other ma,tets,
ASg Will sell ut Fairfield near Rich
Va I'VE mo"d, on the day Of the Jockey Club
sssssssssS purse, one of the most valuable studs
OF HORSES IN the United States; a.song them,
~" "erino Eve, the dam of the celebrated Go.
ha"nah' for which $4,000 have been offered, and
al ncr progeny, consisting Of four colts; one by
arao' TWO by Medley and one by Tnnoleon; mum.
Der "t brood mares of the most approved blood.
my whole stable of horses now il training. and
p''lons 10y the dozen or single one; tho whole OH
credit OF six and nine mouths, for approved pa
aer and without reserve. JSO NfNEF >,
Sept. 29-wtf
SELDEN & CLELAND Aucts.
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a 1 SyI'84bvA.
ksy s%cl,se.s - G9cy sg,sg.
NIGHr AUCTION.

THIS EVENING. Thnrsd o., o-,r, .,
AGc'i"u Ro"ln, at hefpas, s 2'ctock. y v,I"sSi.
collection OF HS'ouc,, Tucoitg,caI nrJ Nis,
Gus articles. - :, ~
VIII be added this, 10000 Russia drills, m
lots to suit purchasers :"
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HA WILKINS Fortunate asAacc

The Virginia Stale Lottery. 18th Glass, will be
drawn at the Eagle Hotel i'll this city.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Also, Prize of s 10, 000 of 5000, of 3 ,eOC
and 100 OF s. 900.
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters 9 So
For sale, in great variety oil Choice Numbers
at my Fortunate Office
DC % S. HAWKINS
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Em X. Richard IL Walker, late sheriff of Neck.
4'A ienburg, aud administrator with the will an
noxed OF Margaret Clark, decd, Messrs William
tiark, Edward Clark, james Clark, Michael CIutk
John Culbreath, and Mary his wife, Lucy Wilson
Robert wilson Sally Wilson, Frank Wilson. Nan
ry wilson, Peggy Wilson, Samuel Wilson Iemu
oil ilson, children Of Nancy Wilson, and Eliza
BETH johnson, Obadiah Overly, administrator of
his deceased wife Tabitha, formerly Tabitha vii
son, and James Williamson: Take notice tl,at on
the Both day Of November e. the LIST December next
at the tsvern-housc Of james williamson in the
county of Mecklenburg and State Of Virginia I
shall take the dispositions of several witnesse. to
be read as evidence the trial of a suit in couce
Ty, now depending and undetermined in the cir
cuit superior court Of law and chanccry for the
county Of meckIenburg, in which, you, the said ri.
chard II. Walker, late sheriff Of tie county of
@eckIenburg, and administrator Of Margaret Clark
y plaintiff, and William Amis, executor of Arch.
SsR CaTk and you, tho other named parties, de.
,enqsn's; and on the eighteenth and nineteenth days
~ January next, of the place, shall take the
ePo''ons OF several witnesses, to I've read as cvj.
'o III tno same suit, between the same parties
anI uopending in the Same court; at which tim
"N P''o' you may attend if you think proper.
Yours, &c.
ooos -. WILLIAM AVIS
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Ety,.,,5,ss.,o srm....--
S'eNsi. E3os7, q, ,g,yc,jc,,

8 g. ''"nu"y afternoon, December 3D. st 4
NJ; |'"c"' a. Rockets, by order Of Mr. Geo
'.ot'uui q yery excellent TEAM BOAT. NEARLY
Min all lts ap2ertcmanccs the l.l.isriais nInns
cost > l5UU.-'Cer.as at sale '"'' "1o'o
&C * SELOEN Il CLELAND. Auc,s
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DIED,
on Friday evening last, in Baltimore, in the
Doth year of hiss age, r. WILLIAM WARREN, for
msny years manager OF the Baltimore, Philadcl-
phia md Washington Thea res.
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AuiES' Lasting Walking SHOES, very
superior article Just received by
DC 20 GRANNISS, son & BROTHERS
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q ENTLEMEN'S high-vamp Walkipr and
Dancirg PUMPS, with buckles, a handsome
'ftc'e, just received by
Go 20 GRhNNISS, SON 81 BROTHERS,
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MARRIED.

Tn "Wednesday evening last. by Rev. Mr. Kcc-
Of this city.
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o- TO WILLIAM AVIS

ADiDo' LASTING AND KID SLIPPERS
~ WIN anc without buckles, Of the latest an,
most fashionable style.--A further supnv !, ms.
oc 25 GRANNIsS, SON g. BROTHERS
SALT.--300 sacks bost LiverpooI fIIo5 IL
~ $ IT, FOR sale by "''0O o'o"'
@c25 R3LsTON a. PLEAsAvTs
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v ERDIGRIS.-S boxes. suntainiug 10 came.
tcrs each, Vcrdigris, warranted pure and
ground in English Linseed OIL received hv the
r"lIhSid' For sale 10y CREME 81 MOSBY.
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jNO. NJ. HARVEY.

ENGLISH AND Ei.ENCh
a cia-252&y kor YGgssg g.atsses.
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rs 80" ~, IANDbt SIS boxer, u, receiving
- 'tT Wasp, for ga'uty
q Y r~r-LJ? & 10
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The Editors of the Richmond Enqmrer and
Wing. Halifax IN. c. Advocate Raleigh Star.
Charleston Courier, Nashville (Tenn) Btnuer
VIII insert the above once week for four weeks
and forward their accounts 10 ihs Office Pct Int
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PRIZE OFFICE.
Lotteries for this Week.

ICheIs 30, halves 3, quarters | 90
For sale, as usual, in every variety at the Elk
change and Lottery Office of
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EO.WEoAS.V'.s' OFEHSCE,

HhRAWlNG of Grand Consolidated Letter,
~ No. 90:
% Sc l "a 10 l3 SO &c 40
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THIS capital R?cer and Stallion, lust
imported, will stand the ensuing
season at Hicks.iori, Grecmsv,lie
County, Xirninin IL. &c q h..lr -
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&C. &C. &c.
Tickets Sc, Halves ,, quarters so
For sale, as usual, in every ari,ty, at tho Lotto
ry Office OF a 90 ~ -" A-o'''
oS 25 Next below the door Of the Eo,,Io H.
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PENNSYLVANIA

From tho Philadelphia American Sentinel of Tus.d,
PRESIDENTIAL
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fnB FAL.L OF THE CoA1IrIoN

And the floods, came and inc Wind, blew, and beat urer tina,
The m~ajoriies in favor OF the democratic electoral. tick
ct are pouring in upon us by every mail. In the recent
anti acksonism, and old federalism have been triunphant-
iy overwhelmed. Democracy, Jackson and our coun-
try" has a magic about IL that cannot be resisted.
To-day we submit = portion OF the returns as a sample of
what may be expected when the whole state shall be
heard FROM. The majority for our ticket, as far : s.cer.
tanned, IL about 1000. In tho satpc counties the majority
Tor Ritner was 3il9.
Berk. coun.y,a German anti canal county, gave Cover.
nor Wolf 1923. At the election on Friday, il gave the De-
mocra,ic Jackson Electoral Ticket 33SS.
Lebanon. also a German and anti-csnsl county, gave
Joseph Ritner, the candidate Of the anti masonic aud anti.
Improvement counties, 9ol majority but oil Friday, no
taxes operating upon the Presidential contest, it gave 2l3
for the Jacks IN electors.
In Dauphin, a German and anti-ma-onic county, where
they gave MIR. Ritner 709 over Governor Wolf on account
of the tax laws, on Friday last the Jackson ticket bad so
majority.
III Montgomery, an anti canal county, our electoral
ticket Ina, carried by 500. Our majority at the Governors
election was only 80.
ceived a very large vote, yet OH Friday, the majority was
doubled on tho Electoral Ticket. being sos.
In Northampton county, the majority will be very large,
say 100.
In the county of Philadelphia, the democratic Electoral
Ticket carried by 332 majority.
The city Of Philadelphia and county of Delaware. bo,b
Of which were represented by Federdiists in our state
legislature, during the late glorious war. have given small
increased majoriues for the anti masonic ticket
In Chester, an old federal county, the majority has been
reduced from 1927 TO li6O. ..I
In Lancaster, an old federal anti-canol and anti. mason
he county, the majority against us is about 1900 Ii. was
1858 at the late Gubernatoral election. "a = d. 4
York, a German and ti-canal county, has given 1900
majority for our electoral ticket. TheLpajoriy Tor Riiner
in York county was 10.
Bucks county has given 23l for the anti. ,nasonic ticket.
Lohigh, an anti-canal and German county, has given
1850 Tor our electoral ticket. The. majority for Ritner in
this county was 60.
In Miff1in our majority is ala. At the late election,
Ritner's majority for Governor was So.
Cumberland Ina. given for the Jackson ticket a majority
Of l0ll. II gave Mr.. Wolf $40.
Northumberland has given 935 majority for Jackson.
Gov. Wolf had 33l.
In Juniata We have AT, Ritncr had a majority Of 6.
Union county.-We learn that Now Berlin has given
OIL Jackson majority.
rity.
has given 81 Jackson majority.
Lnzerne.-W hkesbarrc has given a Jackson majority
Of 10; and Kingston so. 49,
The ront OF The enemy Is general in every quarter OF
the State.-PhI. Sentinel.
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%OtOEO O.ZBZ
Jackson majority, 1884. .
In addition To the above, we have a bulletin from the
Harrisburg Chronicle Office, GAckson,) which gives the
reported return OF
Huntingdon, 60 maj. for Writ.
Indiana, list District, 1874 for Jackson.
Sonerset-supposed a tie.
Bradford reported, $40 majority for Jackson.
The election took place Oh Friday last. Yesterday,
mail brings us the first returns in the ST. Clairs,ille d.
Zet,c, Cackson) OF the 81.
From the township Of St clairsville, Belmont county,
Tor the Jackson Ticket 1862, for the Clay Ticket ESQ. Jaci'
sons majority in that township in 1928, was 36.
The p. 5. head of the Gazette gives the returns from 7
other townships in Belmont County, exhibiting the follow.
ing vote:-For the Jackson Ticket, 1896 votes; for the
Clay Ticket, 1881. In 1928, these z townships oaye
Jackson I196, and Clay 932. -
New HAMPsHIRE.-Hon. William Piumer. Arthur
iivermore, David l.. Morrill,, and William w r. Rollins,
Esqrs. Of New Hampshire, who had been nominated as
candidates for Electors, to be supported by the friend, Of
Mr.. Writ in opposition TO the National Republican ticket.
nave severaIIy requested their names may be withdra wn.
4 ne following IS an extract from a letter addressed by Gov.
MorIiI' TO The Editor OF the New Hampshire Post:-H.
MIR. Clay is my FIRST choice; and in my view is more
prominently before the Nation as a candidate for the Pre-.
sluency than MIR. Writ; but as l have the most perfect
confidence IN the ability and qualifications of Mr.. Writ.
IN case Mr.. Clay cannot be chosen, | should most hearth.
" use my influence in favor of him"
The following resolution passed the House of Assembv
OF New Jersey, on the 3Ist October, by a vote of 81 10
Ia. The standing rule o. the Council that such a resoln.
non must lie on the table for one day, could only be sus-
senate on the last day Of the session, il was not acted ,Ipon,
Nat. Int.
where's the People Of the State of " Jersey feel a
deep interest in all things affecting the welfare of their
common country, and particularly in every measure hav.
ing relation TO the Judiciary, the Tariff System, Internal
improvements, and The Currency of the country the
maintenance Of each, in all their inviolabiIfty, is deemed
essential to the prosperity OF these United StStes-There-
fore ~
" be 1t resolved by the Council and General Assembly
OF me STATE oil N. Jersey, That our Senators be instructed
ana our Representatives in Congress be requested. TO use
Their best endesvors TO maintain the presentjudiciary Sys.
rem OF The " 5. inviolate; TO give adequate protection to
meI.ea inuusuyi 70 ioster and uphold Internal I'm
and TO vote for and advocate the renewal Of
the charter OF the Bank of the u. S. with such modifca.
lions as may be deemed necessary.
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DOMESTIC
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
IN SENcHTE-O,f On 1000

Nv oESFNIE-Oc f. 20, 1882.
RESOLUTION ron ExPELLING Ma. MUpRAy-Oo
motion OF MIR. Anderson, the preamble and resolution.
heretofore submitted by him. providing Tor the expulsion
oil ne Senator from Carroll. were taken up and read
MI bradford moved the indefinite postponement of the
preamble and resolutions, and the question being taken on
agreeing thereto II was determined in the negative.
Iegs-Mr. Speaker Douglass, Andrews. Bradford. D,.
via, Holman, Jetion, Mlver and Perkins-s.
N0ys-Messrs. Anderson, Brabson. Burford. Field.
Frey, GillesPy' Greene, Lyle, Mcclellan, Polk and
WyIy-II. ~ "u
ne question then recurring upon the adoption of the re-
solutons' was put and decided as follows:
- Anderson, Brsb.on p,rC,-J Eg.tt
Frey, GilesPy' Greene, Lyle, Mcclellan, Polk and Wyly
III. ''V
Ndys-Me"rs. Douglass, Andrews, Bradford. Davis
Holman, Jetion, MIver, and Perkins-s.
WheTeuPOn, the Speaker declared the resolutions IN he
there not being the constitutional majority Of f,oo
thirds ia favor Of their adoption.
QUALIFICATIONS.
Mr. Greene, from the joint select committee 70 whom
were referred the several resolutions expressive of Gc
sense Of the general assembly on The subject of Inc Ia.
rn, Internal Improvements and Notification. reported
biai he had been instructed by a majority of said commit.
tee TO oter the following preamble sud resolutions and re-
commend their sdoption.
Believing that a crisis has arrived which renders IL m.
portsnt ibat Tennessee should declare 10 the work. ber
uPOn the subject Of the relative mowers Of lbe
rsaefa' snd state governments, This general assembly,
mat no misrepresentation pay exist as to what are their pok.
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mr. srr

0FFICIAL.-DEPARrMENr OF STATE.
Extract OF a letter from the Consul of the United States
at Tunpiee TO the Secretary of State, dated
September 20, 1892.
"I have the honor to inform you that an express arrived
In town last evening, with the information, that a battle
had been fought at a place called Gallenerer, near Juere-
tero, between General .Montezond, with an army Of FIVE
thousand men, and General Bustomente,( he Vice Presi-
dcnt,) with three thousand five hundred men, in which
the former has been entirely cut up; fifteen hundred men
were killed on the part OF General .Montesuud, aud the
remainder OF the army fled. Sc sanguinary was the bat
tie, that he killed the wounded, and even the women fol-
lowing the army"
We learn with pleasure that recent adyices at Washing
ton afford strong ground for the belief that our negotia-
tons with Naples are in a favorable train, and that our
claims on that government will ultimately be allowed
Saiem Register.