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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-11-10

Sherif's Sale.
George 4. Douglass against Betsy Adams and ID. liar
vey Wilson, rs Administrator.
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
nY virtue Of y drtre,al order OF Judge 1homa'
% jefferson Mackey, dated October Is, 1880, to me
directed In the above stated care, l will sell at public
optcry at AGbrville Court House within the legal hours
of sale. ON Salrsday In December next, the following
described real estate. to wit: All that tract or parcel
OF lund situate. lying and being In the county OF Able
vile, State uf South Carolina, containing
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of d. j.. jordan
Thomas G. Perrin, William II. Brooks and others
Sold Is the property Of Alexander McCalla, deceased.
TERMS CASH.
j. F. C. DUPRE, 8. A. G.
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Sherif's Sale,

N0Vx4H SVVN~V
Charles r. Allen, Executor, against Ann E. Allen, Byrt
U. Allen and others.
Execution.
DY virtue Of IN Execution 70 mo directed IN tht
above stated case, | vii! sell to the highest bidder
at public auction. within the legal hours OF sale, o.
Abbeyille Cour, House on SaedaY in December next
the following described real estate, to Wit: One trac
or parcel Of land situate, lying and being In Loxndes
vihe township, county IL Abberills, State OF Soutt
Carolina containing
N HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES,
more or kss, and bounded by lands Of John Arnold, Is
tate Of james T. Alien, Isaac Carlisle and others. Box
s, Allen, Byrd o. Allen and Others.
TERMS-CASH.
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Sherif's Sale.
Amelia NJ. Lntimer Against J. s. Latimer.

Amelia N. Latimer against J. 8. Latimer.
Sale Under an Execution.
PY v;r'ue Of an Execution to me directed, IN the
ID above stated case, | will sell ut Ahbeville Court
IIouse, within the leg hours OF sale, the following de
,cribed real estate. to wit: One tract OF parcel o. land
situate, lying and being In Abbeville county. State q
South Carolina, bonn ed by lands Of VIM. Phillips, ben
williams, j. z. Brownlee and Samuel MCGOWAN, e,
al. containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND T~uIETY.SEvEN ACRES
more or less. Sold ns the property Of j. 8. LatImel
ut the suit Of Amelia NJ. Latimer.
j. F. c. DUPEE, s. A. G.
Sherif's Office. Nov, 10, 1880.
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Sher;f's Sale.
Joseph 8. Britt against Samuel j. Fester.

Joseph g. Britt against Samuel j. Fester.
Sale Under an Execution.
DY virtue Of an execution TO me directed. IN the
ID shove stated case, | viii sell at Abbrville Court
Hous,, on saleiay In December next, tho following de-
.,rib.d RAJ Estate to wit: The HOME Tract con-
tanning
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES,
situate In the State and county aforesaid, bounded by
lands OF j. A. Norwood, Jno. T.. Calhoun aud others.
Also the Quarter Tract Of land, situate In tho same
county anl State, containing
FlV HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands OF James A. Norwood,
,Johu A. Calhoun, James Edward Calhoun and others.
Sold as the property Of Samuel j. Hester At the sui,
of Joseph s. Britt
TEENS CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. +. G. DUPRE, i. A.. G..
Sbe,,H,s ONicc Nov. 10. 1854.
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A Great Chance.

4 n EXCELLENT COTTON PLANTATION
n close to town, with all facilities; out
buildings. Gin house md press; nearly 3E
acres, 80 IN cultivation, balance original for
est. Cheap for cash. Apply at this Office.
Nov 10 1890. II
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Clerk Sale.

M Ils IA
bert, I. n. Tolbert, ct oil.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Order Of Court
TO Sell Lands, &c.
DY virtue OF an order OF court to me direct
ed, l will sell VI Salcday In. December
next. at Abbeville Court House, within the le-
cal hours of sale, the following real estate, ln
Two or more separate tracts, II deemed advisa-
HE, upon consultation with the parties0 TO
Wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate,
living and being in Abbeville county, Stale OF
South Carolina, containing
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of estate
of John Griffin Reid, Daniel Thomas, w.. =.
Hunter. the Laurens lands, and others, situate
near White Hall, on Cow Hend Creek, waters
OF Hard Labor Creek.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for 10 much as II
necessary to pay one-half OF the debt ana m
terest, secured by mortgage OF the lands de
scribed and costs, aud any taxes due thereon
and the balance on q Of twelve months
with Interest from day Of sale, purchaser te
give bond and mortgage to secure credft pof.
lion. Purchaser TO pay for papers.
NJ. G. TEIGLER, C.'C.P.
Clerks office, Noy.9,lSsO.'
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New Piano For Sale.

4 NEW and beautiful flrst-class Piano from
a the McS:nith Music House OF Grcenvile.
8. c., can be seen at Mr.. j. D.. Chalmers resi-
dence. Call and see 1t.
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Notice to Debtors.

A IL PERSONS indebted TO us are request
n ed TO pay on or before the LIST day OF De-
cember and save costs.
w. w. & j. w. ROWLAND.
Nov, s, lSS0.-w2a
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Sherif's Sale.

SheriH's Sale.
william Hood, rs Committee, etc., against William
AgLew und another.
Judgment OF Foreclosure.
by virtue or q decretal order Of Judge Th"mat
- Jefferson Mackry, dated October 25, 1850, IT, me
directed, In the ah've stated case, | will sell ut Able
Vile Court House, within the legal hours Oi sale on
Salrday In December next. the following described
real estate. to wit:
All that trct or parcel Of land, situate, lying and be-
Ing in Abbeyille county In the Stats aforesaid. con
tanning twenty p~ercles moro or less. with wood store
on same, and bounded on North by Main street, "esl
by lot Of L. II. Edwards, South by lot Of &gnew 4
Bonner, and East or northeast, by the brick store no"
used Us u. s. post Office.
Sold upon the following terms, t" wit: One:half o
the purchase money to be paid In cash and the balanc'
In twelve months after duy Of sale with Int. rest from
day Of sale, secured by bond and mortgage. Purchase
or purchasers having the option or payinS the entir'
purchase money In cash.
SbcrIf's Office, Nov. ~, 1850.
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OBITUARY..

DIED-On the 4th instant OF typhoid
malarlnl fever, MRS. EMILY HESTER. wife
OF Dr. Thomas J. Hester. In the charmed
circle Of her home, by her family, and by her
many friends and acqunintances she was
loved and esteemed for those virtues which
ud0rn life, and make OF priceless worth the
true woman. She WINS Il good wife, an affec-
tionate mother, Il sincere friend and honora:
bic Christian. "lier children arise up. and
call her blessed her husband also and lie
praiSeth her"
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

4 MONG the speclalties TO arrive this week
n we would call attention to great varieties
Of Ladies' Cloaks at s., 81, 81 and 50. Ihese
goods nave beer Bought ut low figures and are
the very best ut prices named:
r. NJ. HADDON & CO..
NoY.t3, 1850. 81.
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THE

Republican Gain Democratic Loss
The following table shows the probable re-
suit in the light OF the latest returns:
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TO RENT.

1En ACRES of good cotton and corn lant
IOU in Oconee county, 10 miles N. W.
Walhalla. ut the feet OF the Blue Ridge: Fol
Information, terms, etc., apply at this office.
August 4, 1880 SIN.
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CAMM's Emulsion Of Pine. Norwegian Cod
Liver OIL, with the fIypophosphite of Lime
and Soda with Dyalyzed Iron.
w Il EE.
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The Estey Organ has the Patent Knee
Swell"
The Estey Organ has the Patent Organ Bel
lows"
The OpinlOn of a Charleston Banker.

The Opinion of a Charleston Banker.
DR.. Andrew simonds, President OF the First
National Bank Of Charleston was recently In
by a reporter OF The News and COu-
rfer, to whom he said:
think that the policy OF the incoming adj
minIstration toward the South will necessari-
ly be TO develop all her resources. The South
is the best customer the North has and the
people of the North have too much lntclli-
the result Of the election has shown, they are
equally determined that we shall not rule
them. 1t was In my opinion the conviction
that the Solid South and the success OF the
made the people of the North so solid against
us. The very men who gave hundreds o:
thousands of dollars to insure the success. OF
the Republican party are she very men VINO
any action on the part OF the Governmcnt
which would inJuTe hes South. III Is 10 tLelr
Interest that they should bee uSa prosperous
people. The South annota Afford osfay Solo
any longer. They have made nothing by II,
pnd the varied interests OF the states is bounu
TO create q division In sentiment. In my,
opinion several of the southern elaees m!li
soon become strongly in favor of protection.
We are building factories In South Carolina
and Georgia for which we will need protection.
and we already want protection Tor our rice.
All we have to do Is to 60 to work ana 10 ae eoeaI
governments. / LAY not the slightest ldea
That theR Republican party will lend Its power
to uphold government in the southern STATES
the South. But OF one thing l am sure, and
that is. that they will fight for fair and Tree
elections, and the ooner this state OF things
Is cached the better 1t Will be Tor us.
MRS. MAC SMITH is in town ana VIII oe
! pleased to show our aides an excellent piano
The Estey Organ has the Patent Vox Hu
lana.
Miss MAMIE WHITE, of Greenville, IL II
town, stopping at Mr.. Chalmers.
The Estey Organ has the Patent Harmon
ioue Coupler"
WE notice from bills pasted on the lamp
posts that the town council Will herealte
punish violators Of Its ordinances.
ELSEWHERE we give theresult Of the recen
election in this county.
The Estey Organ has the Patent Vox Ju
bilante."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-11-10

kO SctOUl liuStccSs
The Trustees Of the different townships gre
requested to make return Of the total num-
Der Of white and colOrcd children who have
attended the public school this yenr.
DAVID CIR WFORDt
School Commissioner
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The length Of the deepest cable laid
in the world is 10000 miles. The
world telegraphic lines extend over
400, 900 miles, and there are 100000
miles Of railroad.
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Scorr's Emulsion of Pine, Cod Liver Oil
with the Phosphite Of Lime.
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Atlanta Charlotte Airline Railroad

CHANGE Of
ATLANTA, GA, November 6, &N.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
On and after November It'll, trains Will run
on this load as follows:
Day Passenger Train.
(EASTWARD.)
Arrive at Seneca, ..""".."..""""" . a. m:
WESTWNRD.3 ,.
Arrive at Seneca, .::"."""""" Hg p H.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
CEASTWARD.)
Arrive at Seneca. ., p III
WESTWXRD.j
Arrive at Seneca,....... ....".."""".. . % y. H.
Leave A'
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
(EASTWARD.)
Arrive at Seneca : 81 p. mn'
WESTWARDJ.
Arrive at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" o y ~ -
Leave Seneca, e" ~ - LIZ
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN:
(EASTWARD)
Arrive at Seneca,."""... "..""""" p p n.
IWESTWARD.J
Arrive at ...'. !. ~
Leave Vynaf
Connecting at Atlanta for all points West
and Southwest.
Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastern
through Tickets on sale at Gainesville. Sen;
points East and West.
G.. j. FOREACRE,. General Manager.
w. ]. HOUSTON. General Passenger INC llche'
Agent.
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Our Pnblic Schools.

The Aromatic Cod Liver OIL with the HSpo
phospllte Of Lime, Soda II Potash.
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ItFine old Jamaica Rum S%arsaparilla Biiters
or Plantation Tonic, guaranteed TO he The Bcsl
Tonic .4pprtiser ard Wholesome Stimulani
aud Blood Purifier in The Uorid.
NOv.S. EDWIN PARKER.
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To School Trustees.

DR.. CHENEY's ESrectomnt and Group Pre-
v%entive, u Balm for the Suffering.
Nov.S. EDWIN PARKER.
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Con- lPrcsi- Popular
gross. dent. Majority.
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In Abbcville village, known as the MOORE
LOT, containing
ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRES.
more or less, bounded by lands Of w. H. Par
E.r, Mrs. Tusten and others. Also,
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Strattnn's Violin Strings, E. a, D and q.
Siratton's Violin ROsln.
Nov. 3. w
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The Plantation
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES.

or trsct OF land nown MS the COTTON LEV.
FL place, located on Hard Labor Creek, con
totOi,V
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TERMS

One.half cash, the balance on q credit OF
twelve months from day Of sale. The credit
to he secured by bOnd and mortgage
Of the premises, to bear interest from day Of
sale. Purchasers to pay for papers. Full pos
session given on the first day Of January. ISL
Earlier possession as fur as practicable Will be
t,4
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more or less. bounded by lands Of Mrs. Fanny
Perrin, j. II. Wideman, ]. A.. Bannisfer anu
Ing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, each. Also,
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oAAA
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
l.. w. Perrin, ms Administrator, VS..
J. F.. Perrin, and Others.-Decree.
DY virtue Of the authority conferred upon
ID me, by q decree rendered Mt the October
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for Abbc-
Vile county. in the above stated case, by
Thomas j. Mackcy, Presiding Judge, VIII sell
Mt public cutlery at Abbeville Court House, on
Snleday In December next, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following described real CO.
tate, MS part Of the estate OF Thomas {. Perrin,
deceased, 10 wit:
One House and Lot
In the own OF Greenwood, known as the Cobb
lot, containing
THIRTY ACRES,
more or less. AlHo
The lot in Abbeville Village,
lands Of s. Mc(iownn, Mrs. Norwood and 9TH
ers; " be sold In three lots. Also,
The House and Lot
IN Abbcville village, known as the MOORE
LOT, containing
ONE AND ONEHALF ACRES.
more or less, bounded by lands OF W.. H. Par
Eer, Mrs. Tusten and others. Alsoi
The Plantation
or Tract OF land known Ms the COTTON LEV
FL place, located on Hard Labor Creek, con-
taiMihg
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less. bounded by lands Of Mrs. Fanny
perrin. j. IL Wideman, j.. A. Bannister and
others. TO be sold In several tracts, contain:
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, each. Also,
The Plantation
or tract OF land, known as the WILSON
TRACT, located on waters OF Long cane
Creek, containing
TOU R HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands OF J. E. Doug.
luss, John Devlin and others. To be sold III
twb or more tructs. Also. The
Remainder in Dover Tract
laid Off to the widow ns part OF the Fonville
Tract, bounded by lands OF r. p, Chatham,
estate Alex. McCalla and others, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
more or less. Also, the
Balance of the Fonville Tract
Of land, lying upon the Moseley ferry Road
from three tD five and o~ne-lalf miles from
Abbeville Court House, containing
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands Of estate L. r:
Gnflin, w. II. Brooks and others. To be sold
In sew eTNl lTucCSs filsOS
The Plantation
or tract Of land. known as the Little Noun
tain Place, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less. bounded by lands OF j. L. Dren-
nan and others. Also, the tract known as the
Tusten Place,
located one mile from Abbeviilc Court House,
containing
NINETY ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands OF j. 8. Goth.
ran and others. llatS OF the above described
lois Will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMS:
One.half cash, the balance on q credit oil
twelve months from day OF sale. The credit
portion to he secured by bond and mortgage
Of the premises, to bear interest from day OIL
sale. Purchasers TO pay for papers Full pos
session given on the first day Of January. ISL
Earlier possession as fur as practicable Will DC
given.
L. W. PERRIN,
Administrator.
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SALE OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
The lot in Abbeville Village,
The House and Lot

known as the BURNT LOT, and bounded by
lands OF =. Mc(iowan, Mrs. Norwood ind 9th
ers; " be sold In three lots. Also,
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The Plantation

or tract OF land, known as the WILSON
TRACT, located on waters OF Long Cane
Greek, containing
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TOU HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands OF j. G.. Doug
las, John Devlin and others. TO be sold lii
twb or more tracts, Also. the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-13

A mother kisssd her bAi0s
Roeking it 70 rsoA
And gently clasPsA Within b. asus,
1t nestled In her hDsaDe
The old fir
Set ro:s4 Y lisv'
For oh it's love, itS isvo tAey ~,
That makes the world - roand.
A fair-faced boy ssd naiAso
Passed through Tie yellow wheat,
And their hands were clssped together,
And the flowers grew Ut thsir feet,
The old fair story,
Set round In glssy,
Wherever life 10 found;
For oh it's love, it's love they say,
That makes the world 60 round.
An old man and wrinkled wife,
Amid the fair spring weather;
We've shared our sorrows and our joys
God grant we die together
The old fair st0ry,
Set round 10 glory,
Wherever life IL found;
For oh /! it's love, it's love they any,
That makes the world 60 round.
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Names for ~ h1onoD0e@t
justicA H. eeaa6onsp ~ Z
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1t Ieast, hoSo $3.50 ~ Z
security thers = lgqnoel
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-06
KNIGHTS OF MoNUs.

special Dispatch to The Herald.

Special Diapateh 10 The Herald,
NEw OhLEAHs, February 3, lss0
The procession OF Knights Of Menus
to-day was q magnificent spectacle. The
pageant was never surpassed In this city for
tho splendOr Of its appointments and the
grandeur Of la general display The subject
Of representation was the fair women OF his
tory, tho women whose portraits adorn
the grand picture galleries OF time and
whose names are prominent In the yalhalla Of
the universe, II was dream OF tho beauty
and the womanly courage and genius of the
past The Abloaux were on handsomely
decorated cars, In the following orders
Flrst--SlmInmls, the Queen OF Assyra
the royal consort Of Minus, surrounded by
hor Assyran guarda.
second-Ddo, tho unhappy Queen Of
Thebes, whose love for loyal brave A,neas,
who bore old Anchlses on his shoulders,
made her weary Of life, on her funeral pyrc
Third-Delilah the bewitchng aor-
cercss tempting grand old Sampson.
Fourth-Sapplo,tbo lasclvious daughter Of
song, tho bowtching voary Of the Lesbian
pleasures, departing with Phaon.
Flith-Aspasla, the charming siren, enter
tanning famous Greeks.
SiSth--Judith at the feet Of Hoofornes.
Seventh-Cornelia, the oble mother of tho
Gracchl, with hor jewels,
Eghth-Oleopatra Egypts golden-haired
Queen, with world Of love In the soft,
tender lustrc of her eye md thousand such
worlds in her fond, passionate heart, sailing
down tho Cydpus.
Nhth-l}oNdicia the iodine Empress of
Drudica Britain melting her warriors to
deeds Of yalor.
Tenth-Trcnobca going to battle.
acknowledgement Eleanor and tho fair
Rosamond.
Twcfth--chivalric Joan of Arc clad in her
armor.
hirtcenth-Isabella of CASTLE receiving
Columbus
Fourtecuth--Mary, Queen of Scots, going
10 execution.
Observation-Disclosures, the maiden Queen of
England, and her attendants.
SiIteenth-Maria Theresa appealing to
her brave MagyaB.
Seventeenth-Josephine's vision of the
throne Of imperial France with diadem on
her brow. The entertainment closed with a
grand tableaux and ball.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-06

TEE st. Louis Post-Dispstch, because it
lives within the shadow of Anheusor's
brewery and draws exhileration, if not in
SEPARATION, from the amber tide that there
from flows, wants to bet beer for the entire
American press that no court of army officers
could be induced to convict General Sher-
man on any charge brought by Geners
Henry Won Boynton, or any other newspaper
correspondent. 1t is very selfish on the part
of the Post-Dispatch TO want to make bet
that leaves us entirely out Krugis the only
thing we ever sip, except now and then
a post-prandial potation Of crusty old port.
By the by, speaking of General Boynton,
we opine General Sherman will make nothing
by his motion, in charging him with mend
acity. In the halcyon days of lang syne
when General Boynton was cadet at X.
NJ. l. he was the impersonation Of veracity
and conscienciousness. He was consistent
Christian in all his walk, as well ss in his
conversation. and no man who was at college
Wi ! i'm. ~ b.. made to believe that Henry
V. Brynton ever told lie or said that which
be did not earnestly and honestly believe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-06
HORRORS OF THE KENTUCKY PEN.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 5.-The Legislative
committee appointed to investigate the man
agement of the Kentucky State prison has
made its report. The committee lind among
other things, that during the wear of 1879,
out Of q thousand prisoners 10 were under
medical treatment for scuryv, produced
by bad and insufficient food. Of this
number thirteen died of that disease. The.
death list In that year ran up to seyenty.nine
as against thirty-four in 1877, and thiriy.one
in 1873, when the prison was equally over
crowded. Besides these, a considerable
number died after being pardoned bv
the Governor and leaving the prison. TIL.
committee also find that the practice of
hogging prisoners is carried to cruel extent.
that beds and bedding are insufficient and in
bad condition that ventilation and sewerage
are defective, and finally, that such confne-
ment is an outrage on humanity. They roo.
ommend the immediate discharge Of the
present keeper Of the prison.