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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-19
Rev. w. Il. Munsey.

We hope to see Masonic Hall crowded
next Saturday night, both because such a
demonstration would be an indication of
the fact that the people of Nashville do ap-
preeiaie that which is refining and ennobling
and that they are alive to the interest Of
our liorary. The price of admission has
been PLACID at the low sum Of so cents.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. ImpedimeDts to Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars SAINT
tree in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Eisth street. Philadelphia, Pam Insti-
t0siSA having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skin.
dee1n dIGw3ms
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A SAD REFRAIN.

m By URIAH sLIPsKIN.
We sat around his table
Old friends to memory dear.
And smole smile of friendship,
And dropped the feeling tearl
we limited, joked, and PINNED away,
II TIL we began TO blink,
And sang q sad refrain-buth he
Refrained from saying "drink.''
We warmed fond memories In his heart
OF days that are no more,
and wiped our poor parched lips and sighe,
For loved ones gone before;
But like a knot upon a log
- lie sat, the stupid sphynx,
r As IL he knew but one refrain.
Refrain from ordering drinksl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE.

Thus superb HAIR DYE is the Best in xhe
ItoTt0-Perfecuy Harmless, Reliable and In
stantaneous. No disappointment No Rilicu-
lous ttnts, or unpleasant Odor. The genuine w
a. BATGHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces I'M
MEDlATELY . splendid BLACK OF
SKIN, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and
BEAUTIFUL. The only safe and PERFECT
Dye Sold by all Druggists. Factory 16 BOND
ST. New York mh9deodf vsn3
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ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE.
A Wilson County MAN shoots q Trav-
eIler.

Monday last a man named Shaw, who
was en- rout for Texas, was shot and Sc
Verely if not fatally wounded by another
man named Hendricks, at Collier & Morris's
store, three miles east of Lebanon, Wilson
county. The shooting was done with
pistol, and the ball entered Shaw's hip.
Whisky, it is said, caused the difficulty.
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MANGLED TO DEATH.

A Drunken Man Falls ON the Track
and is Run Over by a Train.
Late Saturday afternoon an eastern
bound freight train On the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, at McEwen's switch,
ran over the body of John Csthey, who, at
the time being drunk, was unable to avoid
the wheels of death. His body was hor-
rihly mangled, and owing to the mist the
accident could rot be avoided. The de-
ceased iived near Wayerly, and his death
resulted from his own Z issipaHon.
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THE CITY.

hound Over for Failure Trial.
John Kiber, charged with assault and
battery, with intent to commit murder,
was be fore Justice Cassetty yesterday, and
bound over in the sum of 81 900 for trial
on the 9Th inst. -......t -
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FOR SALE,

NOR SALE or Lease for term OF years,
. Il Bailey Springs in Alabama, including Hotel
and Furniture, ready fOr business with stables,
garden, orchards, etc. Apply Immediately, on
the premises, to ELLIS & GO. decl3 If
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The SEMI-WEFkf

II made up from three DaiIiss aud Il fan Of
choice matter; mailed Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
One Year only eA.e0; N MOuths sa.OOs
Three Months eIyOO.
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Clubbing Ratez.

Clubbing Hates.
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send our Mammoth Weekly FOR one yssx, saoh,
e1.9a.
ANY one getting up 9 Club Of twelve, s1go
each, 3 HALL HAVE ONE COPY GRATIS.
To Clubs OF twenty or more subscribers We win
send our Mammoth Weekly, forsons year, each,
sLso, andoNE COPY GRATIS to the Eettsr up
the Club.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
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MONDAY Feb. 1S.--The Senate met at
ten o'clock A. NJ, Speaker Lacey in the
chair
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"Cannot Congress regulate taxes SO Is to be
equal on all parts of the community? Where Is
the absurdity of having thirteen different re-
venues? VIII they clash with or issure each
other? If not, why cannot Congress have thirteen
distinct laws and impose the taxes on the general
sons in society shall nav ennallv a. thar On oht0,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-16
oaIcc corner IIo"s'on and Film SIS.
j. W. swlndolis & Co.. Puhli.hors,
MSS

THE DAILY llEltALp is published every
monilng except Mondny,nt $40 n Scnl, IN
nTVoncr :jlOrhiN months y lur one month /,
IA cont, iur one week. s.ngle copl's, .
cents, I'D
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ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS

Bids for the building OF two culyertS and
some grading on ComfnIce street VIII ne re-
SelVed at my office until the 10Th day of July,
lS'3. Said bids to l,e made by responsible
men, who can guarantee the faithful per.
lOrinance of contracts made. Plans ana
specifications Ia be- found ut my Office. Also,
by ~ BEN, LONG,
l2gllw Mayor City of Dallas.
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DALLAS CITY DIRECTORY.

The following II u complete list NJ ia,
principal business houses ni the city ~ bal
lnHi
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BARKING AND INSURANCE.

nc loHpAN, Il, a., AuNspAuqh,
President Cashier
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CITY BANK OF DALLAS
CAPITAL sa5o,ooO.
DIRECTORS.
T. G. JORDAN, j. n. CoUTS,
w. f. HUGHES, &C, SLAUGHTER.

Tbs institution, chartered BY the l.UWsla.
lMr 0i the state ~ 'hNus, villa confluence
operation June I, lA,a ana win do a gunelnl
bNnklugi oNchuNsgr, amt collection business;
VIII discount nist clss paper AZ WasOnuhlt
rates. receive deposits subject 10 check al
slHll uhh iNllc hilh otcNc .Ngcun the priu.
ripnl cities oi We lnkclN , u uenliiiiincoS
mnde tu all the lrpdlng cities OF Europe.
Special attention giNeu 90 the collection ot
NOTES, duiis, rir,, throughout the STATE ana
elsewhere. The business OF hnnks, merchants
ana mnnnmouU, rs solicited.
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In The cIty OF poms
We invite land buyers lo cali and examine
our regisler lAuds 10 our hands are FOR
SALE. Whom O man puts his property IN
The hnnd>uf an agent, lac means cuisines, -
aud docs not pul n "inncN price, un his hurl
10 scHnr awpN purchvgfs r = r.sr
Persons hnyinp lnnd for snln win aud Il to
tlirir interest Ga call md register their mnds
~ once, We charge nothing for registering
on adv cruising and only u small commission
when hhaie y elyct0d. .s...- a.t...a
q II Nouwnn 10 fril your hudto The inlui-
grants 10 This country YOU must place ilcm
An the halds of Agents on thriine Ut travel.
Oar otlice hViug la tho civ ni Dalhs, which
has now become the ctnrr OF commerce. and
trHNcl tOr the Noilh IN rNnuhwpsteni
R'NnH. We have superior facilities flr settling
lnnds which We have glcatlN Decreased by
liberal advertising VII cuil insure sDt-
iSfariion to nll Who place Property IN our
hands.
1E4Fat Il I'd
We bug nntl SCH on com nibeT1ff Land Ger.
tihcntrs This branch ri our business we
make u speciality, We nrc members Of HE
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD win Dc pub
lishcd every saturday morning. SulScrip-
ton, s2.jD per pnnuin SLOW Tor SIX months,
plvublr IN advance. NO subscription taken
nr A less period Than SIX months,
Advertisements inserted at the rite of 81 10
upr suunfr for the first insertion, and 10 cents
ior ench subsequent inSertiun,a
The following ARE our advertising rates In
I'm MnnkN I, = =
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Advertising Rates In Daily,
Monthly EMBELLISHMENTS Inserted every
..n,nr mn MN bn cMlrRed lMO-lhlrdR thl

Monthly Ndyeii lsnmcnts Inserted every
otnrr day VIII Dr clrged iwo-thlrds the
above rulef'
'Tra,,slnnt. advert lsemnnts, having the run
Of he paper, first insertion, VI 10 ll,l squire
cirh subsequent Insertion, Iicrnis per square.
tiyrrtisem0utsl Inserted ~ intervals, VIII
bc chnrgJd US new each Insertion,
All business notices of advertisements TO
Il, rhnrucd ~ cents net per Hue, each inHcr-
Ian. No notice less thnn 10 cents.
XII transient advertisements must Do paid
mr In advance
l1,d number OF insertions, Wi be published
SIX limos ana chargt'd accordingly.
4 suunlr is thrspnce occupied 10y ten lines
solid NOnpupl
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY.

nnd wilt locate Certificates for one SIKH In
tcrcst IN the land.
BELOW we give q partial list Of The lands
that We az" NOW rnellpg ior saio' WV
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rarrant county.


p ~.
lidi acres, in The name Of r. Houston. at 81
per acre,
100 acres, i6milc5 southwest OF Fort Worth,
part of tho J.GiIclon survey, prairie, at 81
per acre.
1910 ncrs, 10 niles cast OF Foit Worth, tie
Fnnnil survey, M - per mere
lM hvr"s, IL hilrs southwest Of DallnS, the
Mckinney NWillimns survey, prairie, NJ 81
nrr acre.
FAiNS.
so acres, . miles south OF Fort WORTH 80
acres in cultivation, orchard and hedge fence;
price, lIHH. r .as .aD M
Sd. Benton County.
5000 acres, 10 ailSssioih Of benton, the W.
Ihorton SprvtN, prairie and 6mhmI at " per
'acre,
ai,s4pN4a
300 acres, y miles south Of Icwisvila, IS
acres in cultivation, al 81 per atr'.
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Fon this day
otay hno
wherever win f
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Dallas County.

f
Gao acres, j,nile, eoulhen>t OF lluichlns tho
Ahn Stokes 3Gr,3, prairie and timber; price,
50 por acre.
go acres, u mneSS,nln&,st o. %, las, ndf
OF q, w. NinW survey iimber; price, -
per acre.
IS acres, ln.ltrs northwest 81 Dallas, part
of the T.. Dcntnr eurNyN, liuhcr; price, 81 per
acre. tiH
&U acres, - miles southwest Of Dnllas. The
), :. Homes Sury5T, plairio and .imNor; price,
$40 acrcs 10 milea nalnssestql nutas, lln,-
Der; ~ per acre. .14ey'fN
80 ACRES. olnibs wost % palliss partgf die
l i5 a't C'I'nS , stSty Al, M RE- aerg
DiSaG 1ap'ry thaS b!sl IL. ayE, wy ""'
lOa Hrles, miles ndfth 81 Dpiias, sat ufthp
biedaoesaryey, ptotFie,a. w larNpfa,
'AS ncrS, mllaa s5utlt npAias nars 81 tae
is'E, DIXON league prairie '!pi lInshcr, at
~ acrya, nhles soufiof ppitss, y,,st u the
Low DIXON league, ngaliie, itt A 50 3ep, acre.
59l arroa, ~ nflles ea,i ~ Dalts, I'M 9irne-
o a,se,,a ,9leesw.s'tol iial Il Isaks ~ .l.a
II, A. l4"ouaUgNgN ey /, III ~ ~ vrF Arsf.
10 ocrrS ! niles wcst OF Dallas, part ei the.
ID. y LeonNrdNufNcy, 40 s. lhnFrs acre,
100 acres, miles northwest uf D,tllas p;lIt
Of the +. Darlin survey, timber. ut Is ~ pen
acre.
l73 a'rcs, II miles castu Dallas, part of The
j. Johnson survey, praifla, AT 81 ~ per acre.
lS2. acres, miles casll0i Dallas, pitYt OF
N" W .Ihnlhun Surveytimtcr, at s. pcraicrc.
100 acres, Z Mules southwest " pallis,pait
Of ne W, W. Mefrcll survey, prlirie, at's5 3
per OclC. 1
$40 acres, Oh mics southwest Of Dalies, paii
OF The liitlvry Clark survey. pr,iirie and I'm
bcr, nj - 5HlR.i acre.
BIZ acres, $ miles south OF Dallas part Of
the \. u. Howard survey, pf7iirie and timber,
30 herpR,o 1pileS northweEt Gf Dailas, part
OF thr b,trpclirtf snry CN, pralrio and umhrr,
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Letter From JvasIin0,oj,.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., juno 3, lisa
There Is no longer any fear here OF warm
weather. Hot weather Is the most 10 be ataid
Of. Although We have not had hot nights, the
mercury rises 10 between so aud 90 degrees
above zero through tho day. AL '.prognmti-
cato" we will have very hot summer-ets
wait and sec.
Tom Wright, who Is 10 DO executed her, On
next Friday, through his slubborness has caisod
himself 10 BIO both shacklcd and hand cuifeI
and his hands tied TO his shacklcs around his
legs. Probably never before has thcre Teen
such hardened criminal as Is this Eoih wrifht.
lTo was convicted Of killing pcddlcr for mon.
cy and his goods. lie has all along declared
his innocence. but tho evidence against him'in
his trial was such no ono doubts but that lac
committed the murder. Tho whole guarS NJ
the jail awaited on him yesterday aud fesuos-
ted ~ allow q now suit Of clothes 20 be pun on
him. Tho shacklcs around his legs were 70.
moved and his pants put on, after which hobo-
| came stubborn and would not allow anything
| else 10 DO put on him consequently hc low
has nothing on him but his pants, aud pruba.
bly, will not have until after he pays the doath
| penalty for the crime he has committed. In
accordance with tho order OF the Department
OF justice, IL Ia probable but few will be allow.
| cd 20 witness the execution, notwithstanding
thousands have already applied for admission
| for the same.
There certainly can DO no good excuse for
| several anti Grant newspaper correspondence
writing from Washington that the frienda cDyfrr
President design his becoming tho Republican
candidate for the presidency for the third time.
Whatever may DO the wishes Of tho President
| relative 10 II, Republicans here know nothing
| oi II, and II is believed such report has no
foundation at all. II Is thought here thatthesc
| reports are gotten up with the view % cneoas
| age bad feelings against the President. and nus
defeat the Republicans in some Of the CoRgless.
ional aud Uubcrnatorial elections next yggA
| Occasionally, when the enemies Of THU
don't can lind naihins e-~'cnonnce in W
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Eighfh Reason.

80 a--.. AL -.-.l -aas0o5 ? go q -. l.--
-.a, % .se seo4 a.rers o Baltimore sly ley
'ao44 arsaa '-t 70. mary ze-.s-y ae.a4e ,ae
'e.aE = 'e- aszs ~ . "a acaabec.
.Pss - 20 sEss. a.Hsl.f a.l.as, lie con.
z.fs. q -7.. a1'ao-,y 20 .sEsr,ay hands A.
80 !-isal Els -oss'-v aza.a4, armed ara.
!era AL p f..s. T lsass d a nora obi.
ya.sa Il.s . a.s1a. z f',so. gr..a4 Bat
20 consider .' .t.s r. he aost comprehensive
tease q re 'e-D 81 la1 !ogb's HAT i, 4. 'he
.1'g q ,4s zsa p .e'eai a.s cssafy Eaea
Ter Assrtsl AZ t-s cr.s,aaee are =, stake Ia.
rfs b. we're !3ae ys7sfaa.snfs could have 90
'Es'a-cs T-e's eo..l b. 10 siAbi.iiy 70 tie
se-a. system Society you'd have 10 sa'e.
g.afi. Cs. zlf0- v14i relax iafa barlaf.
au To Esf.l would taxe fsiray'ale move.
ntn' hat csg4 a1i a.. 10 terminate IN the
isnh az q tie l5eAi sysieul and the degrala.
i.on q DO -.aaa FACE T. pfevest'Lisisa civil
4s'y !. ..sts1 msch civil dsiy 10 rrevsn,
TIE ssn'r1. u pst.e Affairs getting into the
haa9s o. tacse wh1 are i1c1npeun, 70 discharge
their au'ts o. who are grEorihy o. tie ,rus,
that mgli b. rol6de! 70 heir keeping II they
are elevated . h.yh pos,u1n8, a. Is 70 pun.
.sh the criminal Tho character ~ oar public
servants l 'he best posFible index of tie state ~
oar civilization az! 'Ae condition d society.
Thsss Vho elevate these 70 their places are respon.
sisle directly fsf i and ,hoss who remain away
from pablo daiy are indirectly responsible
The nan who sees a railway train dashing 10
destruction oiled with human frsgh, and does
20, giEe the alarm Or exert himself 10 aver, a
catastrophe is equally caipable with min who re.
moves draw.bfidge or changes . switch 10 or.
''-' 's.-i ,hsi LAT 81 te ssiFrrrd to ATOMS OF
plunged into the river. Any man who would
fail TO give the alarm or exer, himself 10 remedy
the mischief deserves the same punishmen; rs he
who is directly responsible for the. work. This
Is Just the case with the good citizen who re.
mains at home. The man who is too consc.
en,Ious or too respectable 10 discharge bis duty
en,ertains false notion Of duty and stands des.
peraiely In need Of wholesome political recon.
sirue,ion.
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The postal card business is taking quite
we'll, but we have not heard Of any bodys be.
ing ambitions Of writing love letter upon one.
President Grant aud family passed through
Baltimore on Thursday morning en- route for
Long Branch, where they will spend the sum.
mer.
Thomas Mitchell, while drunk, beat aud
kicked his wife 10 death, at Green Point, Long
Island, late Tuesday night. The murderer
was arrested.
The trial Of DR.. West, for The murder Of
Cooch Turner, coiorcd, commenced at Dover,
Delaware. on Wednesday. Tho defense set up
tho plea Of insanity.
--one hundred and thirty dealers in butter
and cheese have organized in New York, and
voted 70 ostabli,h an exchange. Il Is stated
that their interests cover over S50,OO0,000 an.
nuai transactions.
Captain Jacks capitalization Is variously
accounted for. Tho truth, says tho New York
Commercial, seems ~ be, however, that no had
previously consulted prominent criminal
lawyer in this city. and took his resolution upon
receipt Of the following telegram:
NEw YcRK. May 80, 1873 surrender, put in
the plea ofinsaniiy. aud leave the rest 10 me.
w. ,. IIowE.
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Con. McKensie has captured twenty -four
Indian children and fifteen women along the
Texas frontier. Ito sent them 10 Fort Gibson.
Indian Territory, in obedience 10 orders from
Washington.
Now is the time " begin tho work Of or
ganizing the party for It's fall campaign. Il
will not do 10 expect this to be done In two md
a half hours before the polls close. This seems
10 DO the spirit entertained by most Of our
sleepy ones.
On the Is. day of May there were to2 dis
tillcrics In operation in the United States.
Their daily production was 2ig,9g9 gallons.
On June fret the number In operation was
three hundred and nineteen, producing daily
igi,isi gallons Of whisky.
"A numsrously signed petition has been
presented % Ills Excelleney, Governor whyte.
for the respite 81 the execution Of Eollohan.
II asks that the day Of execution he defer
red until the Court Of Appeals passes upon the
case Of Nicholson. We think that justice could
suffer no detriment by granting this respite.
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.NcW ADJ, rtiSemontS.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
MAY TERM l>-,
Dt,>r Jtt, S,~

Nan tlsi. f>sA
HiE "t4ut 'u-, ihe May TORN rcsre'
Il mIiy fcFsft o. che Hon srahic Court that
thcv have as -.usL.y Investigated the libeicus
Puhiicat.Has retr r.l O. Ia the charge 81 the
Court o.. regata, dfaNlns tho 5ury icg the
Nsrch term % th.s t,urt. aud iiDd thai iu cv-
cry inauu"l rsF.... regard iat che laW was 49,.
pectct. N4ct AZ, als. iuitN csuN incca that
morally tho an'hoi ei the '',,rouua Floor pa
Pcrs has 'n'ntit.i great wrong g. ycur
H"urruhic trurf nf.u regret that ANY publish
- - u,Wrfssfcf 90 IaN~outcWn. Nho w.
cognlgaht ei th' facts. should have permitted
sach papers p. placed before the ccnmu
niy
The Urnsd 3u-N h,lirve the Jury law fcr this
count, ooula b. improved by providing that
NJ citinen shall b. irnwn a. a jarcr cncucr
than once ia twe vrars
As regard the growing evil ~ Disorder IN
the suhurbs - she city ~ Baltimore the Grand
Jury can only rciicrntc, IN the lunguzsc cithcir
predecessors Al the NAY term. lSs2 via ''As
a remedy the Grand Jury saSecst that the
County Comm issinncys call upcn the Hrard ii
Police Tor detail 81 uniformed 1selice o. be
placed where ia the Judgment ~ said Resrd
Their services msy be required. aud that thc
County Commissioners contract 90 ray ne
Board 81 Police ior the services 81 such detail.
The Grand Jary believe that the Law crcating
the RoAra 81 Police iustities the use 81 their
fcrcc while a may nc, Justify the Beard IN re-
cciving compensation, the rcccssity and eccn.
omy 81 the arrangement would indace thc mex:
Legislature o. icsaiis, any such transaction
ana provide tar the future The cos, % Ralti-
more county, icf the want of such protection
by an efficient police 10 cases 81 riot aud VIC
lstion Ut the sunday liquor law. would Be am.
pie D. meet all demands at the Board ci Police
10 say nothing respecting the protection due 90
all good ciuaons IA ncighhcfhocls referred u. i
The county Jail has been visited by com
mi,,ec of the Grand Jury. It's report Is here
with submitted.
In conclusion tho Grand jury tender their
thanks 10 the Court aud oihccrs Cor their uni
form courtesy aud assistance thereby facilita-
ting its business 81 an early conclusion.
All Of which is respectfully submtitcd. by
order of the Grand Jury.
mo MERRYNAN. Foreman.
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Naval AcGBEuY The Naval Academy a, An.
napolis was founded under the administration Of
James x Polk, Ia islj. IIon George Bancroft
being a, ,ha, time Secretary Of the Navy decided
TO locate the academy ia Que Of the Southern
States, and he selected Maryland ne The State and
Annapolis as the place.
Il has held lis twenty third annual commence
men, aud sen, forth 10 the world twenty nine
graduates to seek their fortune aud fame on life >
broad field Of strife. Secretary r9beson was IN
attendance and delivered the Diplomas 10 the
graduates. Rear Admiral Charles y. Davis de.
livered the address which was full Of good sense,
good advice and encouragement TO the young
seions Of the Navy Of the American Republic -
cade, Eogineer n. n ssei,eh. Of Maryland. bav.
Ing passed the hes, examination, received the
honor Of taking the hes, testimonial.
There was q dress parade, grand ball, beau,i.
ial bouquets presented the ''middies' from their
swee,hear,s, and various other performances tina,
made the occasion agreeable and pleasant
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07

70 Joan MsrryniaR. Esq ForcaaA 81 tkc Graad
Jury for Nay Tcrs. q Baifisonc ooaafy or
cut Court.
The undersigned, appointed committee %
visit the Jail, beg ic.svcto report that on FRI
day, May Esd, they performed that duty
They found the jail clean aud everything dept
orderly, inside aud out. aud on enquiriug cf
The prisoners they expressed themselves as
satisfied with their treatment. Ono thing only
The conmitlce wishes 20 bring 10 ycur notice.
Tho iron railing running round The galleries,
giving access IN the cells, Is in a very danger
ous condition, aud requires the immediate at
scntlcn Of the proper authorities.
We found the following number Of prisoners
confined in Jail Awaiting trial g under
sentence ~ peace warrant s--tctal Ss--classi-
Ted 90 follows: white males "; white females
4; colcrcd males " cclsrcd females !. We
submit This - cur report aud beg % Be dts
charged. Respectfully,
n. A. REMAR,
JEREMIAH MAYES,
JAMES Y. MOOG,
Jaues. Ccmmittss.