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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
WOLCOTTVILLE.

Rev. E. W. Bacon is to be installed pas tor of this Cong. Society and Church. on tue 29sh inst. The sermon is to be preached by the Rev. Leonard Bacon. .D.D, of New Haven, father of the new pastor.
 "A German of this place. named Lou is Aentzell. died under rather peculiar circnmstances, on the 9th inst. Foul play was suspected, and on post morsen. examination. nil his stomach was found to be swelled into hard bah, with the opening almost closed. That organ has been 7placedin the hands of Dr. Buel Of Litohaeld. for chemical e1amina. f;ov,I@es E Ta q % ss sz~ ES "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
CORNWALL OAUCUs ,

THE Union Republican Electors of the Town O of Cornwall are requested to meet at the Town Hall, on Thursday the 3Oth day of September, 1869. at 2o'cIock. P. M., to nominate Caididates fOr Town Oficers-also, to appoint Town Com mittee, and do any other proper business.
 Per order, TowN CoMMrrrRx. Cornwall Sept. Al. 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
WASHINGTON. i

At the annual meeting. of the Library Association Sheldon Logan was chosen President; e. R. Logan. Secretary; John H. Logan, Treasurer; Charles l.. Hickox, Librarian; and @. K. Logan, J. T. Nettle- ton, ". ". Bronson. 8. J. Logan, and E.
 Buckin9ham, Executive Committee, Thirr- ty volumes we're. added to the Library dur
 ing the year. There are some $50 volumes
 in all valued at about $6O0, embracing
 works on almost every subject, from the heavy theological tome to the light and sparkling romance. Whatever old l.Judea may, fail to do for the 7" stomaohs sake. '' shejs bound to keep ahead of tho worldin caltivating brains She believes man is the creature of habit: that t iis as easy, apd far. better, to read. than to drink. The Ehabitsof several young man, who attend the Base Ball matches of getting behind the church to fire of "pocket pistols of 40 rod whiskey, confirms her in the be- Iief ,si+saI qU b9qgs1H sG1 ,sIpe gu c: .1Qso F dpu LaEl lI1W gaILgog asAa u 01l.3ea 1ol-There was not a very large delegation
 from here to attend the Reunion of the 2d 0. H. "A at New Milford. owing to the runora ru about the small pox in i the, latter place. We attended. and did not sec, any
 thing of the small poxi thst oaAlicts the body, but did see some of the most fright fu1 eases of that mental disease which de | - stroysIboth soul and body, gands compared with which; Variola. is but sslight' ineon- , .yenience. To the everlasting disgrace Of
 the New Milford dram sellers. lxe must gay,
 that atInol old.fashionsd < General Train ing did We svsr1 1siess 50 many drlnksn nsn
 in our dsy 9a : Wo aMnso # hin alls | pntstssh
 his bottle to his neighbor's ipsAnd maketh him drunkenpasd Lalt CT efnii ed5 liL. FOO sla nF .as sDd .bso. | .Ias 1sYsa Gaa
 |ai n Rev. yohpscnl |, Tomlinsen pEeaehed for Mr. Oolton. onSab batk morning Laa .o:- LA ,McDonald iss iin town, taking FsryeotyPea < These are exaallaai pictures, very cheap and indastructibIs.Ii0i7 sfd W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
'iMARRi5EI1.,

In Norfolk, Sept. '2eth, by the Rev. D. ] Eldridge,l Bsuj shin A. Mccall, of this place, to Miss Mry F. Hatt, of Wfnsted.
 In Naugatucias Sept. ztts Francis HotcL- Kiss, of Naugatuck. to AbDie l.. Cole. .olI aCornWalETuf 1.i9 as10d IriA7"H aA !, h, New 2 Milford, September 18th. by Rev. sME. Melton, of Bridgewater, Mf. D. sW,GW Wheatolh to Miss lAmint& Smith, botii of New Milford.uyar vaas 51a sssirg siai tb
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
CAUCUS.

THB Republican Electors of Warren are reausst d to meet at the Store of Swift q Hine, M1nday evening, Sept. 27th, at o'clock. for the purpose H nominating Candidates for Town Officers, and to do any other business proper to be done at said nesting Per order of TowN ConxrrrrE. [ Warren, Sept. 20th 1862. ,. ..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
pr. 6. s. Fitols : Family Phyaioian.

Z New Edition. Much enlarged; 90 pages, "itb most vatusble additions, sent free tU any ,ddress. Write to Dr. 5. 5. FITCH, TIA Broad. way, New York. agf. si,..-. ,'r.
 {, iT. 5. 5 Fitch will be ct the Font Hotel, New Haven, saturday Jan. 2s, 1S69. and every 2d Saturday alter from a. m. until D. m. consultation free. HrT [y CrTF-sLT
 Dr. s. $. Fitch successfully treats all chron- lc disease of all or any part of the human sys- .erns AA fl AJcAJ pifH l0Jh R
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

. In this town Sspt. 2Oth. Mrs. Susan Jennie, aged 72 years.
 In West Goshen, Sept. 9th, Camilla. daughtsr of Henrie B. and Vida Wing, aged 3mos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

.d na- From our sWinsted correspondent we receive confirmation of the report that wm.. K. Peck, Esq, of that place, intends removing from the State to Grand Rapids, Mich. MT. Peck carries our best wishes for that success in his new field, to which 2 well earned reputation as as an. able and honest lawyer, as an eloquent political speaker, and 8 private character above re. proach, fairly entitle him. Afh93 Z oi b9Aia'
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

The Burrs of Hartford are publishing P. T. Barpums Forty Years Recollections. IL is mach ofstlse old sort, but we notice that tha antobiogrspher doH' t sesm to recolleet anything aboub the election of 1867 in the Fourth CougressionaI Dist.j < ' %
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

19> The Rockville Journal complains that the disuse of dogs, whereabouts, has ooooaaasioned o aai an. T awful lo increase of wood chucks. weasels, minkss and the sliker yer min. If they are really needed, Aitchfeld Co. can loan Holland q thousand . or :Il 50 so dogs and not miss themssnaoo aisaon.eni
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
EDOJB EEE@ UT 11E. TEEs N' UsET sW
 WHAT EvERY PERSON NEEDS.

Is some remedy for habitua Costivensss, q would ad
 wise all those who troubled with Dyspepsia, COstvs- ness, Pes Bilious Headache, any form of Indiges- tion, to use DR. HARRIsoN's PERIsTALIC LoZEN
 aEs."-ELIsHA HUNTINGTON, Ex-Ideut. Governor of Massaehpsstt4 For sale at No I Fremont Temple Boston, by E. A. HARRISON CO, Propristors, and by all druggists Mailed fcr 60 cents. gr Ks M2m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
,'fDIED

In this town, Northfeld society,", Mir. Gilbert Humphrsysiaie, aged 24.
 In this town, Sspt- 17th, b1s69s Q Hon Efedsslfk .A.I Tallmsdges aged 77 years!M |oa In this town, fAfilten society Aag p05tA, AksN Sharp, aged 80 years. '' s7ea 7oa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

j. 1@ Attention isicalled to an act of the Legislature. passed at itsllate session, author
 izing any town to reduce the number oi sessions of the registers of electors fol revision of lists, from the four now requir. ed by law. to three, two, or one. Such ac. tion can only be taken. however. ddas das tss as. nual to,On ~seeting., There is a mistake in the marginal note of the statute as it ap. pears in the pamphlet acts tpage s3g. Its operation is not confined to certain speei. fled towns'as wonld appear from that note.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

9it An obstructi0n pnt on the NsIYoSud, N. sH.R R.+track by soms Ham. |. .waS tiseus4
 ed near Stamford. on the 11th inst. edel2
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REPUBIICAN CAuOTTS

THE Republican Electors of tbe Town of IStch. 9eid are requested to meet at the Town Room, on saturday the 2d day of October, to select Candid @ s.es TOT IoWn Ofncers, and to do any other bus- ness proper to be done at said meeting.
 Per order, TowN Co,r,s,rrv, Litch6eld Sept. 2lst 1s6o
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
TORRINGTON CAUCTTS

THE Republicans of Torrington will meet in Caucus ct the Town Hall, on Thursdsy. ssnt s1 i- at 2 2o'clock, P...M., to nominate Candidatss for Town Officers and Judge of Probate.
 s.rnt nfsSs ss orass sSs Of SE95l1 TovS CoHzrrTzz.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

'a ses g { The he fair of the Hoasatonie Agriopl. tural Society takes place. at New Milford, on Tuesday; "Wednesday, and HThursday oi next week, Sept 2sth,I 229th and 3oth.. .5ssa atl
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

Tz4oHHnaBss HERS s1sa z5Th h following appointments,have been madas-l ,a4osn,w At Falls Viilags tbeginning Sept. s28d Danbufy,s Sept soth;; Wolcott yilis. Oct 7th; Hartford, lstata Teachers ,Assooi.. tionl, Oct. 1Ath. .na!issl9 rot nlaaail l..
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
TWISTED.

..E- "A | ! A bed of magnetic iron has been discov- cred on the farm of Wm. F. ERoraback, of Danbury Quarters, I in this town. F. D. Fyler, Esqy who is not only an excellent lawyer, lbutgwas5lately Assistant, Geelogis, for the state of Ohio, visited the premise last week and examined the, quality and extent of the iron.. He reports oit imbed' ed in what is termed . Hornhlend slate tock, the vein being some three or four feet wide, and running nearly neast and west. It issof the best kind and judged ocontain seventy or eighty per cent. of the purs ore. MT. Roraback purchased the farm of Mr. Henry Cook about one year ago. HsrsI is . rare chance for speculation which, no q doubt, onb will be fully appreciated, eas many apeeulators as we'll aa scientific msnio have been to examine the place.pb sh3'fzo sa, ! at-There is to be grand ohorse itrota on the 9th and 9th of Got. at the Gres1wosds s Park. Prizes both large and small are of fered for, contestants.l There will, heo .
 
 crowd as usual.E ..5Galsas heEoI g9dt tnd ! '4.--Among other items of news about town Iis the Geportywhich Islearnl to, be true,z that w KsPeek,, Esq. of this place. is about to remove to Grand Rapids. Michigan, with tho design to establish himsef therecin3the practice of his profession. Mr. Peck iisea native Of this sodnty and has been 2. mem. Der lof. the LitehieM County Bar foB about twenty yearsa Hsihas been a. resident 5of Winsted. the past four years, during which time, his reputation as high minded aud honorable practitioner and . useful sitiztn has been fully sustained. He is ih1ft'siie .pEme M of manhood and viii carry with i b shin to his wsstern home a repusationq astaan able lawyer and q U nfo eloquent orator that eannet hIl Io commend Hpratss sones to the confidence and patronage sofuthe people with whom lie goes to reside sf9s viii earry Eith him the best wishes of ttbe citizenaot Winsted and ahroaghnht the 1aItsfe 10 yso1ssL siit hsas :a1a aIrGdjdo YIass ! IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

HARDWARE --F. tL. Allen of Waterbury, comes to Litehfeldto advertise his wares, and claims that, as he buys from Auctions, and in job lots for cash, he can undersell all others in the hardware liue. See Ad.
 in another column. oI5a41 Lssu1o o.@' 1; 'aas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

| THE IsRElL GRAND gCoNcERT.-The ded- ication of the new hallrat Waterburysis an-
 nounced to take place on the 2OtH of Octo- Der. MT. Isbell intends giving his concert immediately after that time. As1soon as definite arrangements are made with. the artists who are to perform ? at the concert,
 we shall give further particulars. .a[,sn sn so
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

HE SoNa CABINET, Attention, is called to- an advertisementuon another page, of the new and popular work of MT. C.. G. Alcn., called 'sThe Song Cabinet. ,. pub ished by William Hall z, Son. New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

which beautiful flag was floating, and th' soldiers and. the Governor were. welcomed in few well considered and eloquent re
 marks by Hon.. 4. B. Mygatt.
 Gov. Jewell followed, making an eAsctivs |speech, at the closeo which the boys gave him three cheers that were as heartfelt as they were uproarious. s-s
 Rev. Dr. Murdock made the next .ad dress. and more chaste and elegant one is seldom heard. It is to be regretted that we cannot reproduce it for. publication.
 As he retired, Wheeler & Wilson's Band, stationed in front of the stage, played one of the most beautiful pieces in the list oi band music. It was dirge entitled Tine Dying Soldier" and those who listened will not soon forgetit. ia:, Y al@. os b9
 Capt Gold of Cornwall then spoke, his subject being, ot' Our Fallen Comrades. '' Although very brief this was. emphatically the speech Of the day, and entities Capt. Gold to the honor of being ranked as a first class orator. .wol
 Adit Vail of the Wiinsted HsraA present ed . plan for visiting the battle fields of Virginia next year, which was enthusiastic- ly adopted. Col. Belden,s being called on, made 2 racy and witty speech. Rev. A. N. Benedict then made the closing remarks, which were full of pathos and beauty, and which were worthy of the distinguished speaker. 11A geb1a seg tad1 aias4qa . o5 The Regt Jed by the band, then return ed to the tent to supper, which. closed the exercises of the day. edj bah o3 6saiIrcd ] ii In the evening Gov. Jewell gave a. pub- lie reception at the New England House, Col Blinn of his staf. Mai. GIN Smith of the 2d Regt.,5 and H.sSotMygatt of the Committee of Arrangements. acted as ush- CTS, and the citizens, and those of the sol diers who remained in town, without re- gard to party. called and 7paidu their res poets to our Chief Magistrate. who express ed himself highly pleased with the atten- tion thus shown him. Few, men are better calculated than Gov. Jewell to make re- ception enjoyable, and those who attended this one pronounced it oneof the pleasant est occasions of the kind they had a5 eyer known. furf6rooae 3n4w ev1 sia 6eI
 The Reunion was in every way perfect success, and both soldierslan and eitizensr de- serve to be congratulated onithe resultorl
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

S9r Our rlreaders will do well to pay par. ticular attention to .onr new advertise [ments obthiss week. They are both nu- merous and impoftantsnbs1 gIiasTs ssoi1q
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

ToRRINoToNl AaRIounTuRAn, .SouETY:-- The Torrington Agricultural Society holds its annual Fair at WplcottvilIe. on Wed. nesday, Oct. 10th. F.kpoa .haai .,ff3 ii qfas
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

Dar Oar asnal editorials sgiss way 0this week, to- full report of thg Rs1nion H'of the 2da iRegt. held aatb New ilford. on
 Wednesday last. ol OdrA readeraio owill a no
 doubt be grateful for the substitution.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.


The Massachusetts House yesterday elected
John Morssy sergeantat Arms, thus concurring with
the Senate.
Samuel Tryon, cigar manufactures, OF
West1ed Mass has failed for $4,000; his assets are
about rs per cent
go. The new Boston ship Sovereign of the Sea,
1900 tuns has been sold 10 Lawrence Giles Co. OF
New York, for $4,000
THE dry goods store of S. ]. Couch at
Cold Spring was entered by burglars ON Wednesday
morning. and robbed Of $500.
.... The annual Convention of New Jersey ed.
itors held at Trenton yesterday one hundred and
twenty names are enrolled on the list OF members.
The Rev. Patrick j. Harkins, the Catholic
priest at Holyoke Mass has been arrested Tor assault
and battery OF his Pensioners. lie Will Do tried
on Monday.
IA valuable stock barn owned by MIR. Ware,
near Salem Mass, was burned ON "Wednesday night with
the contents consisting OF valuable COWS several yoke
OF oxeD and 10 tuns OF hay The loss Is sl2,OoO
The President of the United States has
accepted the report OF tho Government commissioner
upon additional section of ~ miles OF the Central
Pacific Railroad terminating at tho G0th iopost cast
Of Sacramento
THE track OF the Lebanon Springs Rail-
road In cODpeted 10 Chatham -Four Cornera connecting
with The Harlem Railroad. Trains VIII rnn through TO
Bennington Manchester Rutland, ana Montreal ny TINS
line. in u few days
....Jamcs Saving Lasallc OF Illinois, late
volunteer Lieutenant In the United States Navy Calls on
all officers who served In the Western flOtila Mssou
bquad0n during the war, to assemble NJ 'hfo on .he
Armies Of the Tonnossee, the Cumberland Tic ONO anu
0cUrgln.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
MEETING OF THE BOSTON SOCIAL sCIEgCE Asso-
CITATION.

BosToN, Jan. 1.-THE annual meeting of
the Boston Social Science Association held IN this
city this evening There very large attendance.
great interest being manifested by tho community in the
question of the price OF food Aftor the election OF
hoeers which resulted in tho choice OF the Hon. Josiah
Quincy for President the discussion OF tho question
at once taken up The Hon. Josiah Quincy made n
powerful address, showing the that at work 10
raise price of food After referring 20 writer's
political economy 70 show tot the price depended on the
demand and supply, he spd that the statements fire.
quentiy made that speculatts regulated the price OF
corn, wheat, &c, were 'enty without foundation. ~
the product was great combination TO control
The producers, not the Wpeoulators, made the
prices that exist. In NewEh8pnd IL the corpora
tons which have control OF thGiccs OF transportation
He said the freight tariffs werAAxorbltant, aud unless
the people took action tletF0ud Increase so Us 10
create a famine In New England To-day few men like
Fisk Vanderbilt and Drew held the keys TO the great
Western granary and could get supplies only at their
bidding He said that t,00OCO0 IN watered railroad
had issued by the railroad corporations, aud
that the at the East were obliged To pay tho
additional tariff necessary 70 meet the dividend declared
Massachusetts Legislature forbidding the issue by the
Boston and Albany Railroad OF additional stock unless
cash therefor actually paid In, and stated That
like action by the Legislature OF NewYOrk and "a few
States would materially cheaper the necessarles OF
life Instead OF paying tax on shares that have not
grain from the Wost at re price ruling there adding only
the actual and necessary cost OF transportation The
speech full OF figures and facts and called out the
hearty applause Of the Association Mr. Quincy was fo
lowed by number OF wealthy men and prominent NOM
bers the Legislature, nearly every one agreeing esse
question has much interest that 1t is TO be
sumed at a future day.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15

the building was not much injured by fire. The stock
was valued at which there is insurance for
s925Oo The building owned by Mr.. Benjamin Orne,
and cost SEQ 600 on which there is insurance for
There are various theories TO the origin Of the fire.
which ia still involved in mystery. At 12t o'clock loud
kissing sound was heard followed In few moments by
four or five slight reports like those OF pistol. Then
there was an explosion which shook the earth and
40 great that IL blew off the door OF Howell d.
Brothers store there crashing OF glass; and tho
flames burst forth from the OF the basement Of Cad
wells building supposed that the boiler used to
generate for heating the building exploded Messrs
j. f. f. B. Orne have removed their counting house to
Railey,s old building No $40 Chesnutst and Messrs.
Howell a Brothers have established an office at Parlor
No l6 OF the Continental Messrs. Caldwell Co. have
removed TO ParlOr No. rs OF the same hotel.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

JOHN SCOTT NOMINATED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA
LEGIsLATURE-IHE JOBBING TO BEGIN SOON.
UARRIsBURGH, Jan. 14.-In the Legislature,
to-day there little done. In both Houses the
Legislature nominated candidates for Senator, John
Scott being named by the Republicans and Mr. Bnckalew
by the Democrats. large number Of bills for the bene
m OF private corporations ready 70 be presented and
involve it is said. millions Of dollars There lie body OF
members who pledged to battle all corruption. and
question is disposed Of
MESSAGE OF GOV. FAiRCIIILD OF WISCONSIN
THE sENATORsIIP.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Goy. Fairchild's message
10 the Wisconsin Legislature this morning indicates he
ses9 $50 and the disbursements t9lG5is All the State
stitutiOns In hourishing CONDITION. Inc Onnea
States Senatorial contest Ia yet undecsve carpenter
friends claim that he has ~ votes pledged while ony ~
are required Washburne's friends allow Carpenter but
The other candidates expect TO win by car
penter and Wasburne destroying each others chahce
The nominating caucus will meet next Tuesday.
THE NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE PROVIDES FOR
THE GOVERNORS INAUGURATION.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 14.-A bill was passed in
both Houses to-day authorizing the oath OK Office to be
administered to the Governor elect on TUESDAY nlRht III
afford an opportunity 10 all TO witness the ceremony
The Committee the State Prison Afidirs recommend
thorough change In the lnanagenent OF te P,isyn
bill to-day recommended 10 be framed Tor taxing
that institution OF the hands OF political parties ana
for iplacing the management CT the finances III oer
hands than the keeper.
THE FLORIDA LEGIsLATURE-ARRIyAL OF THE
ALABAMA COMMITTEE.
TALLAHAssEE, Fla, JAN 4.--In the Senate
to-day resolution introduced 20 reconsider the vote
OF yesterday confirming the appointments made by Gov.
authority the Alabama Legislature. comprised OF e. A.
Miller Secretary OF state j. L. Remington, state Senator
ferIof West Foda Alabama arrived to-day and called
on Gov. Reed, and presented their credentials.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15


Thus adding TO the capital OF the stock OF the company
g. the capital Of the Athens road added, being
makes the entre capital stock ot the company
as shown by report 30th day OF September 1861
the Soh OF September 1868, $4,000 moro
OF these bonds have been converted leaving now out
standing $4,000.
In regard apprehension that may be entertained
OF an oyerssue OF stock deem proper state that
opinion the regulations governing the issue ana
transfer certificates OF stock of this Company are
as perfect such regulations be made. They provide
that all stock registered in York at the transfer
Office now kept by Duncan, Sherman Co.. shall also be
registered another Office, now the Union Trust Com
pany, and all certificates be signed by both the Transfer
Agent and Register In addition to the signatures OF the
President aud Treasurer OF the Company and that no
Of stock shall be transferred on the book more
than once In each day The Register in no case signs
certificate stock without the surrender TO and cancel
alton by him OF previously Issued certncate
FOR tho given number o, shares. like system
is In operation at the Albany Office, by which
ali certificates OF stock Issued at that Office are also regis
tered and signed by the Union Trlr Company in New
York For the purpose Of testing the accuracy OF the
books we have examined the dlyd0ndbOOks made
nnd used for the payment Of dividends for the last 1--WE
seniannual dividends, both at the Albany and New,
York Offices where alone dividends ara now paid and
nnd that the number Of shares borne upon these books III
tho ecegato corresponds exactly with the number OF
shares outstanding at the time Of each dividend as shown
by the stock books OF the Company From tho eIalnna
tons made by nd aud therefore report that the
amount OF The capital stock Of the New.York Central
Railroad Company outstanding on tho 10th day OF Decei
ber 1853 was aud In opinion II is scarcely
possible fhathere bo any error In this statement OF
Inc amount T. W. PECkiIAM,
a..
JouN A. GRIswoID.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
ESCAPE AND REcAPTURE OF A SING SING CON.
NICT.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. IA convict named
Henry WILSON, atlas George Cahl attempted 10 escape
from Sing Sing Prison yesterday teamster had driven
into the yard Of the Prison. leaving cOnyicts load
ing his wagon with wood. During the absence OF tho
teamser Wilson crawled into tho wagon and was covered
up by other cOnvcts Tho teamster returning and not
supposing anything wrong. drove OF When the wagon
got Of sight Of the Prison the convict jumped out aud
took 10 the woods The tcamster notified the Prison
thortes when squad sent In search OF him. and he
was recnptured at Pleasantye. This ~ the ffth time
Wilson has attempted escape, and the third time he
has been out Of the Prison grounds