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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-06
SPORTING NEWS.
Fourth Day of the Nashville Races.


NASHVILLE, May 5.-The weather
was cloudy, the attendance light, and
the track in prime condition.
First Rdce.-TWO mile heats; purse of
four hundred dollars, did not fiji, cOnse-
quentiy there was nothing but a walk
over by WestheIley.
Second Rnce.-MiIe heats; purse Of
two hundred and fifty dollars, between
Fairplsy,. CsmsIgo, Vanderbilt, New
burn and LlnsmaTe. Camargo took the
first heat, and Fairplsy the next two.
Vanderbilt broke down the first mile,
and went to the stable. After the sec
Oud heat all went to the stable, under
the rules, except CamsrgO and Fsirplay
In the third heat q blanket would cover
the pair throughout the mile Fairplay
won the heat by head. Time: :45{,
1:458, l AS. Before the first heat Lins-
mare sold in the pools at $500; Wander
bilt, $50; Newburn, S45; Fairplay, $40;
CsmargO, $50. Before the second heat
Fairplay sold for 500; Camargo aud
Newburu, 500 each; Linsmare, $40.
Before the last hest, 500 to $50 on Fair.
play.
Third Roce.-D-sh Of three. quarters
Of a mile, was VOL ~ Belle Isle, beat
ing King William aud Belle de Mona in
the order aamed: Time, I:194. There
were five starters. All sold about even
in the pools.
Fourth Raoe.-Hsndicap; one and
one-eighth mile, was won by Egypt,
bes ing Damon, Oxm0re, AsterIite aud
Saxon in the order named. Time, 2:3O.
In the pools Egypt and Oxmore brought
$500 to $40 field.
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TIE Knoxville Tribune in su editorial
marked by a great breadth Of ill-nature
toward the Democracy OF Shelby county,
accompanied by q sDeeT at the APPEAL,
ssys:
Shelby county has Tnlsither more or
less influence il conuolIug State affairs
than any county IN the SAFE. She hss
generally been on the less eide Of the
question. She has generally had no or.
gauizaiion Of Democratic opinion in the
conventions OF the State, a.d has never
been aJls, since the war, 50 far as we
Iecollect, 70 concentrate her vote accord
iER 10 the majority Of her representa-
lives.
We do not IespCrd from any "mers
table impulse" nor do we regard De
Tocquevills, great 8 li.ersry light and
poiiucsl philosopher ss We confess him
10 lie, but We beg to remind our cOtem-
porsrv o. the tribune that when one o.
its rr0prietors vs8 running for State
Office he found bath the support CT the
"great and good" APPEAL aud the IN
terrified Dem9crs cy Of SEeiby county, B
counting and telling factor in the race.
Bug We will endeayor to profit by the
advice q the I i5liRe, and extend our
efforts s.t-r unity even beyond Shelby
county and 10 the whole OK West Ten
nesses, and Ii We can will prevent 3
continuance OF the game OF grab by
which for so many years the Democrats
Of this end Of the Safe have suffered
these % the e. aud middle divisions
to I'll the offices and carry of the profits
while they dill most Of the hard work
Of each succeeding canvass.
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Central gfGy Residence
AT PUBLIC SALE.

WE are instructed by the owner 10 sell'
w without reserve, TO the highest bidder
on THURSDAY, May Ilth, at u O'Clock, on
the southwest corner Of Main and Madisou
streets, that very pleas ant and conveniently
situated Brick Residence, No. ljI Second street.
west side. between Exchange and Market
streets. now rented and occupied by \. N.
Ashe, Esq. The lot is pa feet 'front.' by H4
feet depth, extending to the residence lot OF
Governor Harris. Tue house has basement
story, and two stories above, and contains nine
goOd-sized rsOms, nice iron balcony In 'front.'
and is supplied with gas and good cistern
water. The excellent neighDOrnoOd ana con-
venfence OF location 70 the business part OF
the city, the courthouse and public Omces OF
the city and county, render this high d6si-
rabIe property, and being placed on the mar
ket TO be sold for what 10 Will bring under the
suctiOueer's hammer, the sale should have the
attendance Of all buyers. TERMS Half cash.
balance n one year, with Interest secured by
deed in trust. The purchaser will be required
10 make a cash deposit OF ten per cent. on his
bid and abstract of title will be in readiness.
He will be entitled TO receive the rent from
the day OF sale, and to possession al the emu
of the present tenants term in september.
Persons wishing to buy will be allowed 10 eN-
anime the premises, on application TO the
tenant. lEsELENA NJ x COr
rny6 Real Estate Agents.
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POLITICAL.
The Georgia Republican Convention.

The Georgia Republican Convention.
ATLANTA, May 5-The Republican
State conv ntiOu adjourned after one
days session. The delegates-st.large to
the Cincinnati convention are II. T.
FaTrOw, James Atkins, II. N. Turner
(eOloreu), George Wallace lcOlOret
The delegation is estimsted to stand five
for Morton, six for BristOw, three FOR
COnkling, and eight for Blaine. There
are thirteen white and nine colOred dele
gates. The convention iud0rsed the ad-
ministTaiOn Of President Grant. Il adj
jOurned without nominating q governor
or electoral ticket, but recommended 3
convention for that purpose, to assemble
at Macon before the first OF August.
south Carolina Democratic Convention.
COLUMBIA, May 5.-Ths Democratic
State convention elected General John
BrittOn, Hon. w. D. Porter. ID. Wyatt
Aiken, and General J. d. Kennedy as
delegates at large to the national con-
vention. The delegates sreuninstructed,
and have different preferences as to the
candidates, but will vote 10 the cOnveE-
ton for the candidate most likely 10
win
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THE VicBs5urg Tribune, Of Thursday,
announces the presence in that city Of
Gsnersl George c. M'Kee, who former
Iy represented that district in congress,
and Gays that perhaps the general has
congressional aspirations again, but that
can hardly be so, for he rays he is not
citizen OF the Egyptian sixth. John R.
Lynch will be candidate for re cleo
tjon, snd ss J. D. Cess5r, Of Jefferson
county, proposes 20 be a candidate, some
carpe,bsg Radical might possibly slip in
between the dsrky aspirsnts.
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political category, and as political GRIM
inals they would be regarded by the
Washington government il England or
France were to SEX for their surrender.
It is not ea'y, therefore, for the United
States to mss on the inexOrable inter-
probation OF the treaty Of 1872; and
whatever difficulty Mr.. Fish may find
in recoDciliug the competing gpTetensions
Of the American executive and the
American judiciary, we trust his ubjec-
tons are merely intended to lead up to
a negotiation fOr the amendment of the
treaty, work thst ought TO have 1een
taken IN hand long ago,
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THE Tennessee correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, who is writing
up Bristow to order, claims that in this
State "Bristow would get from seven
thousand 10 ten thousand more white
votes than Mcr,oa. The old Wings and
Union men, who are now principally in
the Democratic party, would vote for
BrisLOw IN large numbers. Bristow can
carry North Carolina, Florida and Ala
b5ma, and Morton cannot. Bristow can
reduce The Democratic msjority in this
state from forty-e!ght thousand to thir-
N thousand. he has positive strength
in the south beyond any man who has
been named Tor the race" II the Com
msrciaF8 readers can swallow this, they
can swallow anything even BristoW.
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The people o. LIonoke, at a public
meeting held on Saturday last, resolved
in regard to the Sesrcy, Pine Bluff al
Monroe railroad, that 1--WE claim COM
" mon interest with Pine Bluff and
4" Memphis in the building of the Scar
O cyr Pine Bluff and .6onroe railroad,
" and with all good will aud necessary
. assistance to cCGstruct such route, will
90 lend 8 rssdv hand.r
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COTTON.
The Mill FaiIure More Disastrous than
FIRST Reported

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 5.-The
failure Of Harvey, Arnold & Co.. OF the
North Adams PRINT works, is even more
disastrous than at first appeared. The
liabilities, il i3 thought, will rise over
rather than fall below one million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and
not less than twelve thousand men, wO-
men and children in the six mills are
thrown out OF work.
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The democratic convention Of Lee
count, Arkansas, which met on the
first, presented the following ticket:
F'Jr governor, s. Z. Hughes; for auditor,
>. N. Psrfott; for treasurer, T. J.
Churchill; for land commissioner, J. n.
Snithee; for secretary Of state, Jacob
Frolich; for attorney general, Dan W.
Jones. The convention also instructed
for Msj1r J. J. Horner for congress.
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~ ASHINGEON.
Naval Appropriations.

WAsHINGrON, Nay 5.-The naval
appropriation bill has Deen increased by
ful committee S27O 600 making q
total sum Of about SD 500 600, Gu6
more thsu S. 600 0CO le S than last year.
Tue till provides !r stopping ell'st-
mguts until the number OF seamsn is
reduced from eight thousand five nun
dred to seven thousand five hundred
ia the navy, and in the marine corps 70
one thousand five hundred men and
seventy officers. Ii practically closes
work at the KitteTy, New London,
CharlestOwH, " asEingtOn and PsLsACO-
Ia yards, and calls upon the secretary Of
the navy to submit some plan for dis
posing OF these yards.
Custer and the President.
The statement that the President re-
Iieyed General Custer from his CHm-
mapd because be was witness in the
Belknap impeachment trial is officially
denied. II is the contrary. II was the
wish Cf the President that General Gus
ter, who having been subIe1aed as
witness, should remain until ne had tes-
titled, and that in the meantime the Iu-
dian expedition should be placed under
the command Of some other officer.
Neither the secretary OF war nor General
Sherman protested against relieving
Custer,
The Mary Merritt BristOW Affair
TIE committee on expenditures in the
treasury department, this morning
closed the investigation OF the charges
against Secretary BristOw in connection
with the release Of the bark Mary MeT-
ritt. by examination Of Feland and
Trice, Of counsel for the owners Of the
vessei. They c0HobOrsted other WITNESSES
testimony, that General Bristow's con-
nection Wirh the case was g mere matter
Of friendship; that he never received
any fee or compensation Of any kind,
and that his entire record throughout
the affair was in no manner impeaCh-
able.
scbenck Emma Mine.
General ScheUck was before the for
eign affairs committee to-day and char
scterizsd ss sn Unmifigated f4lsehO0d,
false IN length, breadth, and ciIcumfer-
enee, the statement made by II. a.
Johnson yesterday, that he (Schenck)
was in a LOrdon brokers office during
the extreme excitement in the Emma
mines shares. In regard TO the state
ment made yesterday by Lyon, Mr.
Park pronounced them made out o.
whole cloth.
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Reduction of Freights by the Grand
Trunk Line.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Grand
Trunk railroad propose reducing largely
the rates on freight and passengers be.
tween Buffalo and DetrOit, IN few days.
The east-bound rates for fteight are
down to from fifteen to twenty cents
to-day, compared with feIty.five cents
Of ten days ago. Six hundred carloads
of freight, averaging twenty cents, ar
rived to-day over one road, and two
hundred and sixty carloads were dis
matched westward.
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Mrs. MERIwETHER's ceoture last
night was q decided su-.-ess. The audi
ence was made up lF.cgely Of representa-
tive peoples Eigh compliment to the
lecturess-snr The frequent, yet discrim.
lnatirg a2rsEuse, expressed plainly the
most be'%tfei. sympathy with the spirit
AMI Pr.Gposs o. the lecture as well as the
subj <ct matter.
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CLEVELAND, May 5-All apparently
quiet at the different coal-mines 81
present. The strikers continue to hold
out against the reduction and have gone
home. The Mount Vernon troops are at
Silver Creek, and the miners of thst
neighboIhood will probably start Mon
day morning. The troops have been
ordered to the mining districts to in
sure safety, but no outbreak is antici-
pated, although many rumors are ahoSt
that serious trouble will ensue.
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IT was q graceful act, says the New
York Tribune, the resolution introduced
by Mr.. Lamar, advocated by Messrs.
Blaine and Hoar, and passed unani-
mousIy by the house, resembling the
ceEsure Of the last session recorded
against John Young Brown. In fact,
the whole trouble arose from a hssty eb.
ullition Of temper on the part Of Mr..
Brown, and his unwillingness at the
time to make the Beedful apology.
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TIE proceedings IN congress yester-
day, il We except the impeachment Of
B lkuap il the senate, were devoid Of
general interest. The senate agreed to
the hou-e resolution, and will adjourn
f-om the ninth to the fifteenth to attend
the Centennial.
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TIE Federal soldiers united with the
Coufsderates in the dedication OF the
Confederate monument at Bowling
Green on Tuesday last, and the graves
q the dead comrades Of both were alike
s,reTn with flowers. Another lesson
f.r the "bloojy-shirt" Mortons and
Biaiues Of congress.
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The commencement exercises Of the
Southwestern Presbyterian univeTsity,o of
Cls:ksville, will begin on the twenty
eighth instant. On the twenty. ninth
Judge J. w. Capp, OF this city, will de-
liver an address before the Washington
Irving aud Stewart literary societies,
which will, we feel authorized in war
rsnting the students, be worthy the uni
versity, and equal to the good name the
judge has as q graceful and able public
arna l-nr
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WEATHER PRoRABILITIEs.

WAE DETT., OFFICE CH. sra. OFFICER,l
uAsuIssTOF, May o, ! an. I
F0r Tlylgcsscc and the Ohio valley,
rising JoH9red Jy failing barometer,
Uzria5lc 1riH15 shifting to 10aTHssT south
oIsis7iy, tHcre1siag c,oUdinesS and sue.
cccdCd Jy rain.
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state Library =

examination Of the books and stores af-
fords evidence that there is no lack OF
quantity or quality essential to the con-
uitiOns OF health and vigor. The discip-
line is strict and perfect as attainable
with the ordinary prison material that
IL changing by expiration and additions.
The grounds are well pOliced, the build.
ings admirably constructed to prevent
escapes, and az the same TINS we'll ven-
tIlated. The sleeping apartments are
furnished with wide bunks and clean1
fresh bedding. Medicines are kept and
dispensed to the sick when necessary.
General Forrest gives his personal stten-
tiOn to all the details, and has perfected
an organization that is q credit to the
county and public benefit. We woaid
recommend that the. city make the same
arrar gement with General Forrest that
the county has, aud turn over to him all
their prisoners.
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion, we wish to tender to
your honor our thanks for many cOur-
tesies shoR US, and our heartfelt wishes
that your administration as judge Of the
criminal court may be blessed by the di.
minution and suppression OF crime in
our midst, and to that end you Will re-
ceive the prayers of all good people, re-
gsrdless of creed or name. We are
under many obligations to your worthy
clerk, DR.. Perkins, and his polite assist
aUta, for many favors; and to Attorney
General Wright and his assistant, Cap
tain Cannon, for their kindness in uu-
yelling the law to us. Deputy-Sheriff
John Walker will be long remembered
by US for his many kind attentions msy
success attend him, aad may his shadow
never grow less.
r. S. JONES, Foreman;
JNO. H. LENOW,
q. r. REDFORD,
#. II. ESTES,
J. ". M'COWN,
s. A. MOORE,
T. FOLZ,
r. q. GWYNNE,
JOHN 7. WILLINS,
]. G.. WARD,
r. w. JOHNSTON,
T.. X. RYAN.
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DiSs JLUTION

50 The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween i'rs. Newborn g. Porter, Dentists Is this
day dissolved by mu-r consent.
Dr. Porter may be- found, for the present, AZ
DR.. NewbOTu's Ctticc, No. BIZ Main street,
over Leidy's hat Store.
j. u. NEWBORN.
mv6 ]. T. PORT h.
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EXTRADITION,
The Proposed AbrOgatiOn Of the Tenth
Article Of the AshburtOn Treaty for
WinslOW's Benefit.
The Question Before the Cabinet, and in
the English House of Commons
EngIand's Attitude Etc.

LONDON, May Sin the house of
lords Lord Derby, in replying to 8 quss-
ton OF Earl Granville in regard TO the
WinsIow case, said the government had
sent dispatch to the United States gov
eminent, which could hardly have
reached Washington yet, and until The
result OF the pending negotiations are
known it would he incOnvenieut to put
all the papers before the house Of COM
mons.
Sir Henry Drummord Wolf, conserv-
alive, announced that be would ask the
under-secretary of the foreign depart
msDt whether the United States gOvera-
nient had given notice Of the abrogstiOn
Of the extradition clause Of the AshbUr-
ton treaty.
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NEW YORK, May 5-Ihe Brooklyn
academy of music was crowded in every
part last night by an enthusiastic audi
euce, who gathered there to hear Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher's lecture for the
benefit Of the proposed soldiers home
in this State. At the beginning and
close Of the lecture there was long and
continued applause and waving of hats
and handkerchiefs. Mr.. Beecher SUBJ
scribed five hundred dollars for the
home
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DrsSOLUTIoNG
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
/ tween Tlad. ;. Ely, W.O. Harvey auu j. IS.
I.icbarlfs1u. under the firm name Of Ely. HaF-
vev a. Richardson, is this day dissolve cd by
mutual consent, Thad. $. Ely and W. %. HaT-
vey retiring tueTefrom. j. =. ficlarlsou g.
and are alone authorized to receive and re-
&c pt Tor the debts due the same.
THAp. >. ELY
HARVEY,
J. $. RICHARDSON.
In retiring from the late firm Of Ely, n ar
yey q Richardson, ae tender our sincere
thanks to our friends fOg taeir patronage, and
AK "A continuance Of the "a nc 20 our success
Cls, James :. Richardson & co.
THAD. 5. ely,
W. y. HARVEY.
MEMPHIS, April p, 1876. spSO
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Democratic Executive Committee
Administrators sale.

WILL sell to the highest Dl1ter, for
4 cash, on
SATURDAY, 3JTH DAY or MAY, 1876,
at the AuctiOnhouse Of A. h. FARMLAND 81
Coin Memphis, Tennessee, all tn personal
effects OF the estate OF NIrgl MIA a. shirley,
deed, consisting OF Household and kitchen
Furniture and Gold watch. Sale within ie-
gal hours. ~
my3 wed c. F. NASH, Administrations
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CLOSIN

fe'ssTaay y cotton and god: NeW
-o'H' CO.." n, l. Q lGs; Memphis, HE.
N''0 ark, gEd ol2sc7 at ll2i; Mem.
rh =, uli
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DIED.
n. o q. T..

MAURICE-Oa Thursday evening, May 3thr
Mrs. ANSIE MAURICE, wife OF \. Maurice.
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TIE Democrats OF Montgomery coun-
u, Arkansas, have instructed for Hon.
W. r, Miller foe governor.
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schenck Emma Wine.


LONDON, May 5.-FOur Of the crew OF
the ship Lsnnie, charged with mutiny
and murder, have been found guilty
and sentenced to be hanged.
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SEALED PRCFD- NE.- t1T the following priv
y Eeges at tine NCuu- Hebrews Picnic, May
18th, at James Park, vile be received until
May gth, tO-Wit: one Restaurant one Ice
Cream and SOGE-wgteE stand one Bar one
Cigar stand and one shooting aiery. BY
the Committee "a. NORRIS, Chairman
uv6 aus Main street.
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Kindly, Cordial. and Christian Senti-
mensS Judge LaWreuce's POltti-
cal Speech Condemned.
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TIE North AIdJdHaiaH is out for Gen.
cIgl hancock fcT President.
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NORTHERN mETHODIsTs.

Fifth Days Session of the General
COnference-InterC Church COmi-
Iy-The Result.
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COM MAISSIONER'S SALE
OF
e E AL ES TAT e.


No. 793, y. r. D.-SecOnd Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, ,Tenuessee.-B. P. Anderson
Commissioner of Revenue, VS.. j. p. CarUth
ers ct al.
Pursuant to a decree for sale entered in the
above stated cause in the CbanCeTy Court OF
shelby county, on the 2Sth day of April, 1876
recorded in Minute ECOk IA, page SO, WILL on
Saturday, May %, 1876,
within legal hours. in front Of the courthouse
in the city of Memphis, sell the following real
estate, or so much thereof As may be neceE-
sary to satisfy the amount OF State county
and city taxes adjudged against the same and
an - 20 the highest bidder Tor cash Tow
Lying IA shelby county Tennessee, and
known as part Of lot % two, in block No. p,
in the city Of Memphis, and bounded as fol-
lows, tO-Wit: Beginning at stake j41z feet
north from the northeast corner Of the inter
section of Shelby and Talbot Streets running
thence east and parallel with Talbot street ljJ
feet TO q stake; thence north % feet 10 stake
thence west 10 feet 10 Shelby street; thence
south with east line of shelby street 20 feet 10
the beginning. This May 8, 1876.
b. p. ANDERSON
Commissioner of Revenue.
John Johnston, Attorney. myb sat
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LADIES, CHkIstIAr Asset IATION.

vuHE regular monthly meeting o. the La
dies Christian Association will be held
MONDAY, May Stu, NJ lOl5 O'Clock s.n In the
basement OF tIe court street Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN gurrch. The ladies Of Memphis
are cordially invited TO attend.
myG Mrs j. q. JOB ESON. Pies dent.
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GovEREoa RICHARD COKE wss elect
ed United 5tates senator by the legisls-
ture Ct T.xas yesterday.
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Harrisburg, May 5: Toe legislature,
st noon to-day, adjourned sine die.
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Warm springs, n. i.

VHE above Summer Resort will be opened
l for the reception Of visitors June lst.
Board per week, Sl2; per month, $40.
mv2 WARM SPRINGS co.
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On the day we visited the jail, one
hundred and eight prisoners were con-
fiued there, and more than three-fOurths
Of them were colored. We gave il
thorough examination, and found it
under fine discipline, owing to It's good
management by Sheriff Anderson, ably
hssis ted by JRiler Jackson and Turnkey
Dawson. Neatness and good order
marked every department. The fare,
beds and bedding is substantial and
good, and we might say too good for
men and women who have violated the
laws Of their country. Very many of
them certainly live better than they
ever did at their own homes. Jailer
Jackson certainly deserves great praise