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Third Congressional District Con-
servntiyc. DcmOcratic Convention.

A Convention will be held on Friday,
18th August, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the EN-
change Hotel, in the city OF Richmond, 10
nominate acknowledgements cam
didate for Congress for the Third congress
slonal district.
Richmond city is entitled to 30 delegates !;
Manchester, 8; Chesterfield county, 10;
Henrico, II; Hanover, II; Caroline, ~;
Louisa, 10.
The selection OF delegates will be made
in such manner as the City and County
Committees may respectively prescribe.
X. n. CALDWELL,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM |. CLOPTON,
District Committee.
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o.rdor WIN Win.

n 4 said that Prince BISMARCK used to
deceive an the foreign diplomates at Berlin
hy telling them the plain truth. Doubtless
II. KELLEY, IKE BISMARCK, Is not afraid 10
suesk out before the whole people what
he has to say about DEzENDoRF and the
Straightouts. The voters are not fools; nor
src the Ssraightouts. But they would de-
serve thai epithct II they did not know as
% their status and their wrongs all that has
been said by Funders on the subject.
Mr.. KoINER, the chairman, by request OF
Che members OF the State Central Commit
tee. allowed, at its late meeting. the fullest
liberty Of discussion Of the policy OF ac-
uuiescing In Mr.. MAssEY's nomination.
Everybody present, or almost everybody,
whether for or against supporting MASSEY,
was invited to speak out candidly. Did 1t
hurt Mr.. MASSEY to be thus discussed be-
fore crowd OF Straightout Democrats
Let the answer be that there were but two
votes against the resolution which was
adopted.
Again: We opened our columns to the
opponents OF Mr.. MAssEY's candidacy.
Terrific assaults were made upon him,
especially by "Old Slcdge" and "a
StraiShtout Democrat" not to mention
any others. They certainly did not Kill OIL
MIR. MASSEY.
The Straightout Republicans know what
they want. We don't. They know how
badly they have been treated by General
MALONE, and are ready to resent that treat
ment. Can we tell them aught shat they
do not know upon this subiectY Nay,
verify. Can we influence them to adopt
any other course than the one which TO
them shall seem to be the proper one? No,
indeed; not one whit sooner than the Wing
can induce a Funder to come out against
Mr.. MASSEY by its appeals to the "best
class " Of Funders.
We have confidence I'm the intelligence OF
the people, and treat them as they know
they deserve to be treated. That sort OF
astuteness or cunning which consists in
trying to hoodwink the voters, and to con-
ceal from them, or rather never to mention
in their hearing, what they are themselves
talking about every day, deserves not mo-
ment's consideration at the hands OF any
body who knows men or is at all acquainted
with politics.
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The Rcadjustcr leaders affect to boot the
idea that anybody who voted for Cameron
will vote for Massey, and the papers OF that
party maintain this assertion by saying they
don't knOp Of n single case OF that kind.
Perhaps if they would inquire they would
ascertain the truth, which they are evident
" not anxious to know. We have not made
personal inquiries, but various voters OF
this county who voted for Cameron last
fall have volunteered to express to Us their
intention OF supporting Massey. Among
others Mr.. James X. Brown authorizes lis
to Use his name and say that he voted for
Cameron and intends voting for Massey !;
not only this, but he informs us that he
speaks for nine others Of his name who are
in the same position, and that the woods
are full OF just such Democrats. We will
add that the State is full OF them. -CUlpep-
en- Exponent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT MUST BE SOLD.

| We have made further reductions In prices of all
SUMNER GOODS I'm order 10 close them out. n
we do not believe In carrying goods over but pre-
fer giving buyers the benefit Of cheap goods In The
season.
Our assortment Is complete In NUNS YELLING
| and all light weight and styles Of WORSTED
| DRESS GOODS. 22 TO 46 inches wide, l2E-
| up;
EMBROIDERED MUsLINs, INDIA LINENS,
and all kinds Of WHITE GOODS:
SUMNER SILKS, MOlREs, sURAHs, RIA
| DANES. SATINs, SATIN DE LYON, BRO
| CADE SILKS, &c.--all shades;
SUMMER CAssIMEREs aud FLANNELs ns
less than cost;
| The best TABLF-LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWETS
| and sHEETINGs;
I5c. GINGHAMs reduced to loo. per yard
Hundreds Of PARAsOLs, cheaper than cat 4
manufacture:
Immense lot Of ULSTERS, Use. up-periect-a,',rg
styles;
124c LAWNS reduced TO "a, "a ~ 81, o, t. r..
| per yard;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR 70 be sold regarl,c.. &
| value
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS are warranted
best quality;
A full line of BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
GRAPE, and MOURNING MATERIAL:
81 SILK BROCADED GRENADlNE al be-;
75c. quality for JOc.;
The largest and neatest assortment Of LACE> by
the yard or piece;
! SWISS, NAINSOOK. and HAMBURG EMBROlD-
FRIES:
COLLARETTEs. FICHTS.
| LINEN COLLARS, tbs,
FANS, SILK MiITS.
! GLOVES. KIDS.
HOSIERY, COR>ETS,
RIBBONS, BELTS,
GIRDLES. SAICHELS,
RUCUlNGS. and
DESIRABLE Articles IN general;
! MATTlNGS and OlI-CLOTlls-Bcstg good. only
at anc bclow cost.
Our force IS sufficient to ensure 81 customer, -
! ing waited Oh promptly. tall AZ
TnALIlNEE BkO1lIIE~.
Sol Broad corner Finn ,trcs.t.
~ 23-Su,Tu&Th
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The Southern telegraph Line.

A force OF workmen commenced con-
structing the line of the Southern Tele.
graph Company from Alexandria to Fred
ericksburg Monday. As soon as this branch
OF the line is completed the new company
will be ready to commence operations be-
tween Washington and Richmond, and Of
fees will be opened in all the principal in
fermedlate towns. A reduction Of tele-
graph rates is looked for when the South
ern, a competing company with MI lines
South, commences business
fredericksburg Star.
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Transa tlantic Novels.

1t the Eleventh Hour. BY ANNIE Ed
WARDS, author of "Archie Lowell
"Ought We to Visit Her." &c. New
York: q. T.. PUTNANs Sons. 1882.
Price, go cents In paper 81 bound.
Ab6< Constantine. by LuDovIc HALEvY.
From the Mentisk French edition by
EMILY II. HAzEN. Same publishers and
same prices.
Lady Beauty; or, Charming 10 Her Latest
Day. by ALAN MUIR, author Of "Chil-
dren's Children" Harold Saxon" &c.
Same publishers and same prices.
All these novels are for sale by WEST,
JOuxsy0E & Co.
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Whilst we hear OF few Democrats who
say they will not vote at all as between
Wise and Massey, yet we daily hear of Re-
adjusters who will this fall again follow
him to victory. Stanton Spectator.
The Roadjusters Of Highland and Bath
are rapidly announcing themselves in favor
OF Massey. -StduntOR Spectator.
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We are happy to know that Liberalism
alias Mahoneism is not progressing in this
county. On the contrary, we know where
OF we speak when we say that II has down.
ward tendency. We heard prominent
Republican boldly announce that he would
not vote for John s. Wise, and he said he
knew many others who would not vote for
him.-Fredericks6urg Star.
No doubt Of it. And there are many
more OF the same sort.
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Mr.. WISE AT ABINGDON-MR. MASSEY
Mr.. FULKERsON.-The Lynchburg Ne,os
has an Abingdon letter, which says:
81 was struck with the want Of enthu-
siasm on the part OF the Fulkerson men,
and l think Massey will not speak in this
congressional district until the Coalition
Convention acts in Marion on the 18th
proximO. II Fulkerson does not succeed
In forcing this nomination there will be an
Independent candidate. lie got solid
delegation in the meeting Of his party to-
day. Many Readiusters were silent and
non-committal. Things are too much mixed
TO tell the result yet"
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Fer 20
Per month (Of thirty days)................. so Ou
Two months or more clch................... % 90
Take branch railroad at Goshen. Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway. for springs. only tlirty-liye miu-
utes' ride through u beautiful and picturesque val
lev 10 the greuf f,uufaf0 n hedlth. Tie entire
premises have undergone thorough and complct
repairs. placing the property H. second e. no
watcrng-p place in this country. \ home for the
invalid. Amuscments Of every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure. Fine hunt
ing and fishing. cordial virginia welcome VIII
he extended t. all, and everything possible done to
make our guests comfortable satisfied. and happy.
EUGENE g.. PElTON.
I Ian M1pu~0r
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We are indebted TO Hons. j. u. GEORGE
Of Mississippi, T. +. BAYARD Of Delaware,
A. q. CURTIN Of Pennsylvania, GRoyGE d.
WISE and JonN w. JonNsroNof Virginia,
and other congressman, for public docu-
ments
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SIMMER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY.
w w. ARE NOW OPEN AND READY 10
RECEIVE NlNiIO De,crlpuVe mm9bu Iels 10
John Blair. druggists. Richmond or of the pro-
plictor This |, The most dell ghtf9l warm lllhur-
bath Temperature, % degrees in the world.
an 3O-3m JOHN J.. EUBANk.
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COURT ORDERS.

IN TIE CHANCERY COURT or TIE
i CITY Of RICHMOND. II NJ y, lse2.
Priscilla j. Uuuchcns and Plaintiffs,
against
The Virginia Mutual Protection A--ociitlon.J. y.
Wilkinson. and othcrs...... Dcfcndants,
and
Ada +. Plaintiff,
against
The Defendants,
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SEED, &c.

ERESH AND RELIABLE TURNlP
Il SEED at MILLER & PiERCE'S, corner Of
Fifth and Marshall streets. Prices Is low rs any
house Offering seed.
RUTA BAGA-Landreth's;
FAIRLY Observation-Disclosures;
YELLOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
WHITE NORFOLk-Landreth's:
WHITE GLOBE-Landreth's.
~ 18Th, sa&Tu3w
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THE TURF.
BASEBALL.

A LEXANDRIA VS.. RICHMOND
"A WEDNESDAY, July '26TH, THURSDAY,
27TH, aud FRIDAY, 2srH, at Baseball Park,
head of Clay street. Admission, zoe. Games
called at half-past 4 Pm ~ 2s-su,w,Th&F
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500 THEY WERE MARRIED"

RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH, besides all the other
popular new works. offer go Nos of the FRANK
LIN SQUARE LIBRARY, which embraces the
BEST BOOKS printed on good paper from good
type. The prices are FROM Zoe. TO 25c each. 4
catalogue mailed 10 any address. jy20-d&w
books, STATIONERY, AND SUM
ID MER READlNG.-The grand summer No. of
the LONDON GRAPHIC, containing sixty Illus
trattons In coiors; also, AN extra plate !" summer
Goods" Price, 80 cents. ILLUSTRATED Lon
Don NENS'S holiday No, a colored picture,
" Married for Love- Price, 50 cents. In Trans
Atlantic NOyels-AT TIE ELEVENTH HOUR.
By Annie Edwards. Price, 90 cents. HOODS
OWN LAUGHTER FROM YEAR TO YEAR.
Price, % cents.
All the FASHION PLATES FOR AUGUST,
YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL, DEMORESr,
FRANK LESLlFS' LADIES' MAGAZINE. &c.
LOO Nos. SEASIDE and FRANkLlN-SQuARE
LIBRARIES. and receiving new ones every day AT
N.LEONARDS News. store,
ty1S 9os Main street.
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COLDER LIFE IN TIE ApNIY OF

~ NORTHERN VIRGINIA, by CARLTON Nc
CARTHY, private Second company Richmond
ilOwitzcrs, with Illustrations by ". l.. SHEPPARD,
lieutenant Richmond lfowtZcrs. The book will be
a large l6mO. OF $50 pages, on handsome paper,
printed and bound In the best manner. BY mail,
postpaid, fl.50-usual discount Ia the trade.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO.,
Publishers. Booksellers and stationers,
fv0D OlG M,tu street pichmoud Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

We have The Sontherr Planter for Au-
gust, Colonel W. c. KlGHr, editor. Col
onel KNIGHT Is practical farmer.
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nyl1-3n
NLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
IfYGFIA HOTEL

HNGEA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Opcn all
the year. Equal To any hotel in the United states.
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing. boating fish
ng.lnd driving specially attractive Prc-cmiucutly
re- ort for southern people. Terms less for clull
accommodate ns than any resort I'm the country.
Climate free from malaria. and for insomnia truly
Won d.rm I'm its ,Oporiic effect. send for circular
describing hygicnlc advantage. etc.
HARRISON PIIHEUS.
my 14-3m Proprietor.
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FANCY GOODS.
1017 and 1919 Main street.

GTEVENS, PREVIOUS TO PUTTING
- IN FALL STOCK. WILL CLOSE CERTAIN
LINES, AND OFFERS THE FOLLOWING IN
4 13-PIECE CHAMBER SETS, with Jar, reduced
from $40 to $3.50;
I3-PIECE CHAMBER SET, with Jar, reduced
from rs to 80:
l 10-PIECE CHAMBEK SET, with Jar, reduced
I5 -TiT a. French SET, with Jar, reduced
from $1,000 So;
lO-PIECE QUEEN ANNE SET e. Celeste y,
reduced from $3.50 10 81;
| 1O-PIECE ROME SET, reduced from sl3 70 80
l0-PIECE GAME SET. reduced from 80 To ~ (;
L IO-PIECE ETRUSCAN SET (Black), reduced
from s6.7j to So:
lO-PIFCE DAISY SET, reduced from 1925 10
$3.50: | IO-PIFCE ENGLISH SET dam
aged. reduced from $3.50 to $50: To-
PIECE ETRUSCAN SET blue. reduced from
1918 10 -: l lO-PIECE IVY SET reduced
from 20 To $3.50:
7 COMBINATION JAR TIN SETS, reduced from
1926 to 80; .
duced from - to SGD:
l COMBINATIONS JAR TIN SET damaged, re-
duced from $3.50 to 1928:
3 G-GALLON WATER-COOLERS, reduced from
$3.50 To $3.50:
80 MEXICAN HAMMOCKS, reduced from - to
Sl.50
25 CRETONNE FANS. reduced from i 10 75c.
200 JAPANESE PARASOLS. reduced from D 10
l0c.; l50 JAPANESE PARASOLS. reduced
from 20. 25. 80 10 lJc.; 4 lot of Ebony and
SATIN FRAMES, reduced 10 one third their
value. Catalogues mailed free to any address.
~ 10 STEVENS. 50J Broad street.
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spC1rAL NOTICES.
nj LOST

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL BE
LOST I'm closing out our stock Of goods. We
have made up our minds to make the above sacri-
fee, hence have marked down the prices Of every
thing. We mean what we say, EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS MUST BE SOLD
OUT BEFORE OCTOBER slsT. We have an
ENORMOUS STOCK yet on hand.
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a EASEMENTS.
DICHIMoND MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
zaFt Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
o'clock. Admission only by membership or in
vltationcards, which must he presented at the door,
Members can obtain invtation-cards on applica-
ton 10 G. l.. SIEGEL, 421 Broad street, or c. f..
JOHNSTON, 9lS Main street. jy27-lt
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NRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPE
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. Rail-
~ road Manual. 1852, 50 Camps In the Rockies,
sl.75 Political Institutions, by spencer, > 80 !:
The Stolen White Elephant, by Marx Twain.
Sl.25 Pen Pictures of Modern Authors, by shep-
ard, Sl.25 Natural Religion. by the author of
Ecce Homo, 1925; \ Treatise on sulphate Quiz
nine, by o. +. Manson, NJ d., II Anne, The novel
of The day." sl.25. New and large supplies Of
Franklin-Square Library. Orders solicited.
jy23 WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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y . n A | II 4.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DANyLLE RAILROAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, july 10, 1852. }
The increasing popularity of this f,vorite sum-
mer resort induces the management To provide
extra excursion-train schedule as herewith, in
addition to the very perfect regular tram service
already existing.
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS leave Richmond at $50 l.. NJ,
and returning, leave Bon Air at 1910 L. NJ.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS leave Richmond
al i. VI. and $50 L. NJ: and returning, leave
Bon Air at 7:40 Il. VI. aud 1910 L. NJ.
FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion.
Round-trip fare, 90 cents.
For charter OF special trains call on the UNDER
signed. 4. POPE,
Vll General Passenger Agent.
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Our country friends will please forgive us II
their orders are not filci as promptly as hereto
FORE as our store Is crowded daily with customers
buying goods At the extremely low prices at which
We are selling. Don't send for samples, but order
at once, As we are selling out very fIst.
LEVY BROTHERS
jy27 1017 and 1919 Main street.
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COMNIssIoNrR nowARD's OFrICE.I

RICHMOND. July 20, lSS2.
In pursuance of the foregoing decree appoint
TIL hSDAl the I'm day Of August. So. 80 IL
O'Clock NJ. ~ the time. aud my oui"c. " !u
Shafcr'- building. At The corner a. Main tIi Tenth
streets. In the ely Of Richmond. a. tl' place. ilr
making the iUtuircs and falling the accounts Ne
rcc;ed by said decree and h,rehy summon all
credit r Of tlc virginia Mutual Protection A--0-
citation. and All other persons interested. g. appear
before me at said time and place au prove AMI
file their claims. or lc forever barred t.W tff Ntu-
cit OF the ,lid decree. 70. ifDM RD.
is 20-1h1w Commi.-iuucr u tNIuctri.
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OlL..TANIxS.
WINCHELL'S OIL-TANKS.

w . 0' ''
We have reduced the price of these superior
TANKS TO sl3 for the 60-galon Patent Tank with
Force Pump; $40 for go galon star; rs for So
gallon star Tank.
The best Tanks made.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
jy2J Agents
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT N
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest Of surf-bathing.
Oceln-, channcl-, and shark. fishing and snipc-
shooting.
TERMS. - per day, SIG per week $40 pei
month.
Route from Old Point by steamer Northampton
to Chcrryst0ne every Monday. Wednesday. and
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
Address j. r. SPADN.
jc l-2m Proprietor.
Orkney SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE PTIoN OF GUESTS
JUNE /, 1852. 1hi, wel-renOwncd place ha,
just undergone extensive and thorough repairs both
as To the hotels proper aud the grounds. Special
attention has been given To the sanitary depart
ment. For further Information send for dc,crip-
tive catalogues. j. y. WOODWARD,
my 27-2m General Manager.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &c.
EXCURSION TO
IL MOUNT PLEASANT

ANAWON TRIBE, No. 80, O.R.M.,
MONDAY, July 81. 1882.
GLAss-BAL slIoOTING-A gold badge given 10
the best shot.
GRACEFUL LADY DAScER-A valuable gold
ring 10 the best dancer.
FUN FOR THE BOYS"-rIG RACE--A creased
pig Will DC turned loose on the grounds; catch him
who can.
A FINE STRING-BAND will be In attendance.
Boating, fishing. aud dancing. Good order will be
preserved. Refreshments at city prices.
FAKE FOR ROUND-TRIP: Adults, SOC: children
under ten years of age, 25c.
Tickets can be had of the following committee,
and at the train on the morning of the excursion
&. f.. liill (chairman) X. 4. kairclOth, j. ". Me-
Donald, j. II. Waldman, ". W. Whitlock, Il. w.
Cary. Henry Garnet, Charles IngersOl. j. +. Mcr-
ryman. X. T. Moore, f.. ID. oliver. George Baughan,
W. ". Sales George G.. shaw, G.. Il. Mcrryman.
Train leaves Chesapeake and ohio Railroad depot
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DOCKBRIDGE ALTM SPRINGS,
CHARGES:

IL ROCkBEIDGE COUNTY, VA.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lsr.
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
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We have made further reductions In prices u all
SUMNER GOODS In order 10 close them out. ~
we do not believe In carrying goods over, but pre-
fer giving buyers the benefit Of cheap goods In the
season.
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pass on that because it is new PROPOSE
| ton.
The SPEAKER: The Chair would hold
the proposition Of the gentleman from
Arkansas in order for the same reason thai
it has entertained the other motion; but il
cannot entertain the two at the same time
Mr.. KENNA: And from the ruling OF
the Chair that the motion OF the gentleman
from Arkansas is out OF order desire tc
appeal, in order that there may be deci
sion OF the House OH this novel PROPOSE.
ton.
The SPEAKER: The Chair did not So
rule. The Clerk will proceed with the cal
Of the roll.
The Clerk resumed and concluded the
call of the roll.
The question was taken, and there were
yeas, 81; nays, rs.
So Mr.. KAssON's motion was carried.
Then the following colloquy occurred:
Mr.. KNOTT: And make the further
point OF order that the question immedi-
ately recurs upon the demand for the yeas
and nays, according to the authority read
from the desk awhile ago.
The SPEAKER: The Chair agrees with
the gentleman that the yeas and NAYS can
again be ordered ii once IL the vote is
taken upon that question; but the Chair
also holds that the motion to refer takes
precedence.
Mr. KNOTT: The question recurs at
once on the demand for the yeas and nays,
and fairness to this side OF the House re-
quires il to be taken.
Undoubtedly Mr.. KNOTT had caught the
Speaker again; but Mr.. KEIFER faced it
out till the question went over. The next
day Mr.. KELLEY's motion to refer or re-
commit was adopted, and thus by aid OF
The Speakers shameless rulings the Repub-
leans managed to eyade vote upon Mr.. |
fuckers motion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-15
j. H. ESTILL, PROPRIETOR.

tower los feet from the ground. built Of brick
with artificial stone trimmings, gothic style.
with modification Of mansard roof On the
ground floor there will be seven rooms for the
various county offices. The second story will
contain the court room, IS feet inches by 80
Ieet' with gallery and two jury rooms, and a
private room for the Judge. The building
when completed, will cost between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Ihe Florida Baptist Convention will meet at
Lake City on the 9TH Of December. Numbers
or visitors from Georgia and the other States
VIII be present on the occasion, and enjoy a
true welcome and an old-fashioned Florida
hospitality
1t is estimated that there will be twenty feet
% ~ water over the St. Johns river bar inside of
There is not single COW in Cedar Kew. and
densed milk P i0 Ni0O VI CoH-
j., ~ Inc real estate in Cedar Key is assessed at
lS1,S5O; tr,S the personal estate S75.O0O-making
S~O-'<aU subject TO city tax.
The Lake Eustis Semi T5oDfcaI saws. s.Co1o-
4 nei Lane, President Of the st. Johns aud Lake
Eustls Railroad Company arrived here Iast
Heuhesday, and informs US that work will be
commenced on the extension of the road from
or ason through this place very soon: in
/ Iac5, it Is expected that trains viii be running
mere IN one months time We learn that a
Ins oL nacEs, with relay Of horses will be in
| stltuted between this place and Sanford very
shortly. The projectors of the Leesburg. San
IoTd and Indian River Railroad are to con
sider' on the 18th inst, the policy Of running
| their road near this VILLAGE an5 sf-ii-iS
Lake Eustis in the neighborhoOd of Dead river,
| instead or going over on the Lake Dora shore
at Iayar s. II is said that nearly five thousand
| feet of the line can be saved he a torfinr- lie
| former couTse.'' W