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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08
NOTICE.

~ AND AFTER JANUARY l. ISL. !. ".
\ Ieytcr'- IaHe ct >iaEc- from Aurart o. IN
3a ae4a,uee viii leave Aurora every WEpNES
DAY AND SUNDAY. at "'elck "a. IA. tcfutu
la-. Will leave Independence every MONDAY
aud SATURDAY AZ IS q. m.
r-CoNNOG. AGENT.
Carson Ciy. JANUARY !, 1851. J,a-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08

Pre- sent Capacity aud Proposed In
crease Is $50 Cubic Inches Of
Water per M~inuis-Ehe Target
Doubls-action Turbine wheel
on TIA. ccaat-Maehinery, Yard.
Tailings, etc., etc.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08

ami u.-t Ca mrlete H--astusrut 81
Billiard Tables, Cloths. Cues, Etc, on
this coast.
THE TABLES are If ll" latest STYLES anil size
f,est..iy adopted 100 tHe Eastern states, are ml-u
,rrgr.t ,n :hr Ie.t fe--.ll- uauuer. aud .sr-
HH-Hri with IHELAN'S LATEST IMPROVED
Ct-IttrN>.
Fay new composition Billiard Et1 made 10y the
usa NisHutlrru iHS tm ut AI1a.nv y. / the
best substitute fr ivory Ne3 discovered. Far "a.
aHls rs as. tFia- = g-- sect.
At goods ~ttwltte.ft.,ht -t 4relty, aut She
rice. fully a. loss "a. any ollrs hou,e ia tag ba,.-
U.H-
Pa; visiting '.c city at. Invited ta visit euI
HarrrHfm- 1gt INSPECT car stick.
ct r. rIiai.AN. 81 Market -.
$. T. Tie puNllc ave ratiiei that 10 other
tT;g- $40 ,ha .aeflg coast hayr thc right te sci.
Eteagu tu-ls NJ. eef>-@m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08

LAND PATEsTs.-Cash patents No.
$40, for Isaac j. Rice, OF Washoe coun.
ty. and No. iOl, for Felix O'Ncal,
Washoe County, have been received
at the United States Land Office in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-09
Nennebet Journal,
Published on Water Street, Foot Of Court
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
By SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
1allp 3iennebet sournal,

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
gives reports of the Markets and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of state news.
Terms, 81 per dnRum in aivdnce; IS il payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents
TO be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertIons less, co. % cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those in erlcd
for any considerable length OF time, Will be inserted
st favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices % per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices. p per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-09
'Oaeehlu 4iennebet 5ournaI.
Published every Wednesday morning,

the largest folio paper in the State, containing
news political articles, agricultural and scientific
matter, tales poetry anecdotes, household recipes
markets, &C. &c.
Terms 81 per aRnum IN Gdrdnce
Transient Advertisements, sl.j0 per inch for
Grst week; IS cents per week for each subsequen
Insertion.
Special Notices, $500 per inch for first week;
80 cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
per line for first insertion 10 per line for each
ubsequent insertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
WATSON &c CLARK'S
suPERPsaOsr'BIArE.

nfFlCE BOOTH Il GARRETT LAB. ATo-
~ Rl. &c philadelphia, March 2Iih, ISL.
J, is our constant practice 10 make chemical
analysis ef the Phosphate manufactured ~
Mcssrs. Watson 4 Clark. Of this city We aua-
lyze materials employed in the manufacture, the
materials in the course OF manufacture, and the
finished product ready for commerce Weknow
from our analysis tha, /, is the constant endcas-
or OF W & &, 10 throw into market uniform
aud reliable fertilizer, which shall not he inferior
TO the best hut rather surrass them. The aver
age nnnlyss Of the past years work shows the
contents OF their fertilizer to be-
Soluble Phosphorc Acid about per cent e
qnivacnt 10 soluble bone phosphate Is per cent.
Total Phosphoric Acid about II per cent. e
quivalcn, To total bone phosphate - lcr cent.
Ammonia about ! per cent. equivalent 10 sui
pha'c of ammonia per cent.
Soluble ph0sphoric Acid fuciua,es from 6l Gf
l! per ecni. the total from u 10 10 per cent aud
the ammonia from TO ! 20 pc. cent.
As We have made numerous analysis of siniar
fertilizers made by other firms we ei,n assert thai
the article made by ". & {. is not SURPASSED b,
amy others ON sale that We have examined. hut
that /, is decidedly superior 10 the greater part
OF them, and is moreover, very uniform In eain-
position. Respectfully yours,
BOOTH s GARRETT.
This above Phosphate for sale by
J. \. REYNOLDS 4 SONS,
apr s-2m Middeiown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
ssvvs Snoaa vssAnoas.

Tho news from Franco embraces many
details Of the continued struggle before
Paris. The insurgents maintain their
show Of obstinate resistancs to tho Govern
mcnt. which secms 10 steadily grow 10
strength and determination. The mob bias
pillsged and desccrated several Of the
most beautiful Of the churches Of Paris,
and the public buildings have been sacked
BY mobs Of women and children The
former were about TO hold meeting for
the purpose Of orgauizing for the defence
Of Paris. No one is allowcd 10 depart
without leave. Tho church Of Notrc
Dame do Lcrcttc has been pillagcd. and
the cure Of Madeleine nssassinnted.
Nj. Theirs announces that Generals Nc
Mahon. L'Admirault and Bisscy had as-
sumed their commands, and that Vinvoy
was ut the head Of the reserves; that tlsc
army Is increasing daily, and there was
perfect agreement between the Assembly
and himself in devotion to the work before
them. lie gives fresh assurances that ir-
resistablc measures are preparing to end
the bloodshed. aud that good citizens have
nothing to fear.
A Versailles dispatch Of Tuesday gives
the details Of the programc Of an attack
upon Paris which had been arranged, and
which, il is stated, would be made on the
night Of that day. From an account da-
ted Paris. on Wednesday, II would ap-
pear that general attack on the city had
commenced. The noise Of cannon and
muske,ry had been inccssant since five in
the morning. and the infantry were said
to be engaged The cannonading was us
violent between Chatillon and the south
crn forts as around Neuilly. Porte Maillot
and Porte des Ternes. Fighing was in
progress in the Bois de Boulogne and at
Asmicrcs. Rcinforcemen.s wcrc being
hurried forward by the Commune, and
wounded were being brought in in large
Numbers.
II is officially promulged in Berlin tina,
Gcrmanp will not intefcrc in French af-
fairs. until it is necessary to do so to col
lact her money.
The situation before Paris is described
in circular ofM Theirs, dn,cd the even
ing Of Wednesday, as being in the main
unchanged. As if tho reply to n state
mnnt that the Assembly was "enraged n,
the inactivity of tho troops" he Gays iha,
the Government will nc, at the proper
time. aud It's victor, will be bloodlcss, lie
dcnounces the Commune accounts Of the
late fighting. saying that they urc us false
as tho Communists are unprinciplcd.
The committee of Parisian delegates sent
to Versailles in the interests Of peace.
have returned to the city. The conditions
offered by NJ. Theirs were that the nsur-
gents should lay down their arms, aud
that Paris would be granted certain muni-
cipal privileges.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
aiAlsnlep. a

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. v. Saith, Mr..
Edward Jones md Miss Mary whits. all of this
town.
At Oxford, Chester county, on Feb. ls, 1871,
BY Rev. A. N. wigpins, Mncomb Clayton, son
Of Col. Joshua Clayton OF Middlctown, Del. aud
l.. Porter Laws, daughter Of Alex. A. Laws OF
Newark, Del. Republ,cap 4 Statcsman please
: COPY.
IN Wednesday cvcpisg, Aprii t2,h, 1871. n,
Pencader Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Del
by the pastor, Rev. Edward Webb, assisted by
Rev. Charles d. Shaw Of Wilmington, j. VIII
kins Couch aud Mary l.. Webb, eldest daughter
of the officiating clergyman.
On the l2,h inst. In the NJ. r. Church, Sn,yr-
na, by Rev. T. J. Thompson, A. +. Griliih aud
Ella U. Thompson, daughter of the officiating
clergyman. all Of Smyrna, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

Since H. sdoptien Of The ruls By tic
Committes VI Elections 10 recommend The
payussnt cf no money 10 contsstants who
do not have reasonable ground Of CON-
test. aud in no case beyond actual ex.
penses 10 unsuccessfdl contestauts. seve-
raj Radical claimants 70 seats have With
drawn their papers, and decline further
prosecuting their claims. One contestant.
Who wss beaten by HE Democratic cpm-
petitor over six thousand votes, hns given
up the contest, declaring tho Committee
on Elcctions ''too conservative" Tor him
70 hope for success.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
To Fruit Growers and Truckmen.
FOR SALE.
A Trac, Of Land containing about
One Hundred Acres.

GlTUATED In Indian River Hundred, Sussex
~ County. Delaware, miles from iinrhcson
station, on the Junction and Brcakwaicr Rail-
road, . miles from Lewis, from where there is
regular steamboat communication with New
York. About so acres Of this tract ARE cleared
aud fenced, and in fair state OF cultivation, Of
the remainder, % acres are In oak timber. and
90 acres in pine. The land u we'll adapted 10
the growing OF peaches, small fruits, and early
vegetables Cranbcrri,s could hc successfully nj
iiva,cd, MS a small stream OF water runs through
the tract. There are no buildings on the land.
This property is worthy tie attention Of per-
sons wishing 10 engage In fruit culture, aud 1t
will lie sold Al low price, on easy terms.
Persons dcsirous OF viewing the premises, will
call on Thompson 4 Burton, llarhcson Station,
aud further information rs to terms &c. eau be
obtained from them, or from John II. Hopkins,
Tay lors Bridge, New Castle County, Delaware.
April G--Uw
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

JArnssa At Wssr PoISr.-The com
mittcc on Foreign Relations Of the Senate
on Friday determined to report in favor
Of the appointment Of six Japanese youths
- pupils At the West Point Military A.
cadcn,y, TO learn the art Of war m taught
It an American institution. A proviso
is made that tho Japanese Government
shall pay all expenses.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
LARGE SALE
Town Lots :!
In Midd1etown, Del.

nRAFTS Of the proposed addition 10 Middle
- town are now ready, and we would like
everyone to rail- and examine them, and is sssis-
fed, TO enter their names. One may be seen nt the
store of John A. Reynolds = Sons, and one at
the Office at A. 7. Bradley, Esq.
We claim that no other lots have been offered
IN Middlc,own, or ever will be again, which
possess 50 many advantages MS those We now Of
fer. They are all situated within the town limits;
they are all OF good size they all lilo high and
dry they are all laid of At right angles. Cass
street continued, cuts the block almost exactly In
half, running nearly due north and south and
just on the back bone as Il were Of the whole
piece. The cater on the east Of II drains to
Broad street with heavy fill---on the west II
drains to the raiiroud, and when II he's reached
either Of these outlets II flows 10 the mill pond.
The three new streets running east and west
are NIL forty iect wide.
All the lots have wide alleys In the rear Of
thcm, which Is u great convenience rs well us IA
great saving Of ground. The main alleys are 20
feet wide
The plat contains nearly ,wcniy-four acres Of
ground lying Immediately south OF the business
part Of the town proper, bounded on the east by
Brrnd street and on the west by the railroad,
and Is divided into
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
6 CENTS REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the seth
II Of March, an inden,ured WHITE GIRL,
Sarah 4. Baker. All persons are forbid hirbor-
ing her or trusting her ON my account.
JAMES 7. BROOKS,
april 8-3w Levels, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

NRw Goops.--J. A. Reynolds 4 Sons, have re-
ccived this week another Invoice OF New Style
Goods adapted TO the prescn, season. consisting
o; Poplins, Sergcs Chcrcs, Mohai!s. Real Jap
anese Silk lin Stripes and Pads) Alpacas,
Piqucs, Pcrcalcs Lawns, Plaid Nainsooks, Ham
burg Edgings and lnscrIings, Imperial and Met
ternich Emhroidcrics and Frllings, and n large
Stock OF Prints in new and desirable patterns,
at ", 8, 10, and i2l cts per yard.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
12O LOTS,
Which makes them average
90 Feet Front by $50 Feet Deep,
Including Alleys.

As before said such lots never will be offered
again, from the fact that there ARE comparatively
no Others lying adjacent TO the town which are
so well situated.
Some may say that |, Is money making
scheme, gotten up by me 10 benefit only mgs,If.
To them can easily prove that could realize
much more from tho sale Of the lots by selling
them ~ private sale jus, rs they are wanted, but
by selling them as ! propose, and by Offering
them at the low price do many may lie induced
10 buy lots and build on them who otherwise
would not do SO, aud thus advance the incrcs,
Of The town aud nll IN any manner related 10 IL.
for II would undoubtedly be better for all per-
sons engaged in business, either In or out ct ihr
town, II Middielown contained 5000 inhabitants
instead Of l2oc, aud unlcFs we all pHl our shoel.
ders 10 the wheel the ear Of advancement will
stand still We therefore call upon all, male aud
Iemhle, who ierl an Interest 10 the prosperity OF
the town, 10 come forward aud
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
GIBsoN's PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will he paid In cash for pro-
dncc delivered in good order; aud We wish 10
say that We keep constantly on hand good as-
sortmcnt OF Groceries and Provisions which we
will sell reasonably for cash. ut the Corner Of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middeiown, bel.
March 20--T VIM. u. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
FOR RENT.

A New House on Lake Street, Middlciown, con-
-. taiuing rooms, for rent. There Is also
stable attached, containing three sialls. Apply
70 j.. y. renimpfs.
April ST
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE on LAKE STREET, MIDDLE
IA Town, FOR RENT--Appy TO
apr 8-u ". Y. GIBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

CLorns AND CAssiarnxs. AT the New Cor
ncr Store and look ~ the new aud fashionable
Cloths and Cassimcrcs for the coming season,
suits madc 10 order at prices ranging from 81 90
to $500, and a good tit guaranteed
J. A. Reynolds & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
n THOMAS MASSEY, JR.
- CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
slaim street. nearly opposite walkers Hotel.
AllddletOsvm, Delaware
DR.. THOMAS q. GILPIN,
ursausss sf the Pcsnsyivsnia College ss
nENTAn. sp,RGERY.

DENTAL SURGERY,
IIAvlNG located In Aiddaetown, and sue
III ceeded DR.. J. /. vandcrford, respectfully
offers his professional services to the pablic.
REFER nNcEs.
DR.. r. L. Buckingham, Dean Of Pcnnsylva-
mia College Of Dental Surgery.
DR.. n. 7. Darby, ees Walnut street, Phila.
DR.. Thomas II. Musgrove, Elkion, Md.
Dr.. n. II. Mitchell,
Samuel B. Foard, Esq.
Rev. Henry y. Mathews
march s-lr
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
TilE a9th LyST.lNr.

On which day each subscriber will draw Tor H..
siinaion whether they are alt taken or not, the
owner rrserviug the right TO draw all that are
not iAktn. There will be no blanks aud there
will he no s. pictures, every subscriber Is to have
value received for his or her money. aud one rrl-
son Why We claim this 70 bc the best otcr Of the
kind ever made TO the public Is because there Is
no possibility of any loss and many oppor,nni-
ties 10 make. The usual plan Is 10 have only
one prize, here there arc mnny, thus making II
mnnh more equitable. We viii do all we can 10
explain everything 10 those who call, aud will
Try To Induce them TO subscribe As We nrc anx-
ous 10 have all The lois taken, Ii they will not
sell We will hold them ill they are wanted, Ms IL
is a matter ol too little profit to us to keep The
thing open any longer than the time specified.
The number opposite each name dcsigniiys the
Turn of each subscriber TO draw for his situation.
Each number will lie placed in a sealed cnveloIe
aud the whole one hundred and twenty thor
oughy mixed up by three gentlemen chosen on
the day oi the drawing 10y The subscribers for
That purpose then each subscriber will draw an
envelope containing number corresponding to
somc number ON the plat and 10y that he will
know the situation OF his lot.
UE WILL POSITIVELY SETTLE
THE QUESTION or SIT.
TTDN nv TITE'
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

Doors AND Snogs. This isa personal invitation
TO the buying public 10 call at our new store on
the corner and inspcc, our latest style gents, and
boys and youths fine calf boots, gai,ers aud bal
morals. Ladies' Misses and Chldrcns fine Inst
ing kid md morocco bnitoncd and lace CATERS,
which are selling very low according to the times
J. A. Reynolds 4 Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15
20 OTHERS, WORTH $500 EACH,
There are
AZ OTHERS, WORTH $500 EACH,

and all the others are worth from 5000 To $500
cIrh Put ihemat SsuG each. and We hycan ag-
gregtie of >il. Ion. These are not mere csiaifi-
- values hut are what the lots are worth fo.diy.
in the opinion OF old aud sound business men.
Ne offer yon property worth over SliO 900 ior
S9i 900. We shall offer the lots until
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

.cAassrs AND on CLorIis received from
1he ni 1faC .urcrs Ingram Stair and List carpets
Floor OIL Cloths red check and white mating
window cartairs and fixtures. for sale low n,
J. A. Reynolds 4 Sons
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-15

New Round Labrador Herring per bbl. SG.O
No. 2, Sbor Marhcral $1,000.
J. A. Reynolds & Sons.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12
The Weekly Tribune for 1872 will far surpass oil
its competitors In
Its Commercial Department.

The fullness and accuracy Of it's market renorts
have alreaky attracted widespread attentit n az ~
proprietor propose to devote still more care and
money to this must useful feature Of the paper IL
VIII give in each issue concise history of all com.
nercial transactions Of interest TO readers and will
by It's peculiar system OF reporting present n vivid
and faithful photograph Of the actual condition OF
the market. VI
lhs feature of the paper alone may save 10 every
buyer or seller of produce far more than it, sub
scription price. N'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12
WILL. III, CARLETON.

Author of the famous "Farm Ballnfs,r and will en-
joy all the benefits that can be derived from his
cultivated literary taste.
Mr. Carleton will also write regularly for the De-
troit weekly Tribune, and his contributions TO it's
columns will make their first appearance therein
and be furnished to no Their Journal.
THE publishers OF the Tribune have made tho
foregoing announcement with peculiar pleasure
Mr.. Carleton has through his "halladsn become
known In almost every home in the Nation. His
poems have been remarkable for felicity of expres-
sion, for the dramatic skill with which their themes
have been handled, for their kindly wit aud their
rare naturalness, and especially for the rueness of
their sentiment, which touches all hearts, and has
made their author famous. Mr.. Carleton is also a
journalist of experience, and will thus bring to his
new task both rare literary Accomplishments and
valuable professional skill -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12


The Detroit Weekly Tribune for 1872 will, also.
have many other features. '''
twill give In each issue succinct and clear sum-
MARES OF the cnrfant news, domestic and tor,ien
IL viii continue 10 devote especial attention 10 The
prompt collection and public alton of Michigan news
and VIII make ITS columns the vehicle of ali infer
nation OF interest to Michigan readers
Its Agricultural Department has gaipe,' for, a.
hosts oil friends IL Is under the charge ofirnvn az
pracucal experience and IL has become n ynIuahie,
channel Tor the interchange of views among Tho.
patrons OF the paper. No paines will he SHARED AZ
preserve the usefulness and the freshness of these
The Tribune will retain its old place as the lend
ing 'Ppublicon journal Of Michigan, pointjng with
prde TO Its record In the past and promising 10 he
Always found enrolled among the fei emost cbamplI
Ions OF progress, liberal ideas and OF true rgnt
IL VIII discuss all questions Of public Interest
cnndidy and boldly and II will ever be found war.
nng on the side OF Christian principles in ali The
great social political and moral ssues Of tbe ,;,na
constant additions will be made 10 its IN nr.r,,
features, and carefully e'ccte,l poems sto,chaSy
ana miscellaneous articles will he abundant i'm i,n,
columns In Furnishing reading for the bome eir.
eIe Inc Detroit Tribune will not allow itself 10 10
surpassed by any Of its competitors " "
view features will constantly be added N ,h;.
journal and its proprietors ave determined 10 con,
an,y strengthen ~ all possible means i,s titIe 20
.ne nim mold u has obtained upon the asteem M
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
CRIME IN WESTCnEsTER.
County Court NIafters-A Batch Of Criminals
disposed Of-COlored Candidates Tor Sing
pris


County Court Mafters-A Batch Of Criminals
disposed Of-C0lored CundidRi es Tor Sing
Sing Prison.
Although il cannot he said that crime Is on the
decrease In Westchester county, yet the business
disposed OF at the April term Of the County Court
and Court OF Sessions, before Judge Cochran, at
White Plains, during the past week, happily did
not include any Of the more heInous offences
which illustrate mans worst passions, and have
from time to time left dark and inenaceabie blots
on the community. The presentations to the Grand
Jury were not unusually numerous while they EN-
braced almost every phase OF the lesser grades OF
crime, ana IN which the .man and brotAer'' promi-
nently exhibited his normal propensity to ignore
the eighth injunction Of the DecaoGue. Among the
most important cases were tile following:-
Leander Grfn and Daniel Nicholas coored In
dice,l for burglary In the first degree in having on
the night OF the 10th INST. broke into the house OF
ThurZa HarriOtt, at White Plains, and stolen there
from dry goods to the value OF eighty dollars, were
convicted and sentenced each to ten wears In Sing
sing Prison. The prisoners II seems. were notor-
tered the residence OF District Attorney Dykcman u
few months since.
Fredeuck Brick. colorea, having been indicted for
burglary the first degree, was found guilty and
sentenced TO the state Prison for three years.
henry Bartholomew, desperate, who forced an
entrance INTO the residence OF Hyatt Hidden, at
Rye on the night of March 49, for which he was
shot ana wounded AZ the time. was convicted and
ordered to serve The state for five years at Sing
Sing.
A sneak thief, named John Farrell, for having
stolen coat containing fortv-two dollars, al Sing
Sing, on the 22d inst. was convicted OF grand lar
ceny and consigned To The State Prison for two
years.
Abraham vandernoof indicted for assaultipp. with
intent 10 XII, Christian Nyenardl, near Sing Sing
on February 20, was found guilty. and senjcnced 10
twelve months In the County jan.
The charge against Justus Sprague of aiding a
convict escape from Sing Sing PRISON on The 81 81
inst, was ignored by the Grand Jury.