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Anecdotes Of Prince Napoleon.

r. PaYis Cprreapo7ldk,.ee Netc York Times.
m RqSf s sesd q TIT sl hs ns 1e @ ' Td noa
appeared today, for instance, it might have
beenwcll received. It happened to come just
when tho idea of an alliance was. thought of, and
whom it WAS too startling to DO at once accepted:
that tho BonapartiBt and Republican parties
must aot together and while auch an alliance ie
rendered necessary by the nature OF things,
neitler party would have any words a9out y. IL
ia league for common defense end nothing
moro, and in acknowledging tho fact both par
tics speak With regrot, and both would have
the documents which have to bo inter-
changed passed VIII H., p1r o. tt2ngs tIg ~ tno
who gave up tho DuoheBae De Barry. But being
before lia hour, Prince Napoleon has met with
tile fato Of o looAe dog, aud ia kicked hfnt on
ono side, and then on the other The Fgaro
,atories are related. When tho Prince Imperial
p!was born be WAS 30 much enraged thAt It re-
), :quirod threat to make him comply with the
slaw which makes it obligatory upon ff1nces 81
|: to tho throna. When tho Duo dAu1nalo's lotter
appeared he Vas In great fury, aud created 9
scandal. His wrath wns the subject OF comment
s assss ~ a the fs Essss psas w hsr anu
"What, you here !" cried Eugenie; F." thought
Jou had loft for Belgium. ..-..
iii thnt boy were hfteen yoars older," oriod
tho Empross, rising aud leaying the room, " ho
would be already aorosB the frontior:"
/ The Duo d'Aunalo had provoked tho Prince to
I duol. and ho did not accept because; as
getting bail In the stomach.
"If my poor cousin gets q ball 10 his ssottl-
acll," aaid tho Emperor, smiling sadly, - fear
1t win be became ho swallowed T."
But the most cnrioua part Of thia article fB tho
story about tho letter written to tho Empress
| after tho doath Of Napoleon III. Prince Jcron'o
, 1873-11-09

1,aat spring party Of bu1falo-huntera, alx n
number were camped at Two nuttes. about 20
milos from tho present town OF Granada, in Bent
County. A nlail, known only by the name Of
"Jimnly," WAS their cook. Soon after eating
breakfast on tho morning in question oil began
to feel sick, and In short wliilo It heoamo evi,
poison, They had recourse to tobacco tca
which osused them to vomtt tho poisoned food.
"Ji,nmy" WAS suspected and watched. Recently
he was aoen to put aomo white powder, WHICH
proved tn ho arsonic In tho coffee. The acoun-
dro dosirod to poison tho hunters to secure their
outfit, Tho huntorB made target OF Jimmy"
aud, when thoy woro dono with him, he wasn't
OF uluoi, uua to himHalt or any one olso: Ho was
bleaching upon the arid plains Of Southern
Colorado, :. :
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NOT EXACTLY BATI8F1ED.
The adjustment Of 1lr. Tton's late "nn-
pleasantnsas :" ia b1r. Deeoher's church is not
very satisfactory to our Congregational organ,
who gets OF tho following sentenco about tho
matter. a..
But It Will bo great misake II those unac4uainted
ttod to cope with the duties Of church discipline than
this action OF plymouth Church would imply, or that
e. made ey H.
on tlat occasion.
QUERIES.
writer in the Diocese, who has bebn read
Ing Bishop .Cumnaings' position rospoctlng Ills
conduct at tho Int Alliance, puts the following
queries, and hopes that aome one will respond.
ksr.t Why IL not tAe practice Of recognition moro
Sseond-why are the wsrlonH and vestry Of psrlsh
prohibited inviting eter than Epiacopally-
c!ergy TO minister ii their ohurchY
coma from tho denominations into the Church7
Fourth-1s there one Law for Bishops aud smother
for laity.,
i CONGREGATIONAL coMMuSron.
In response to the investigation, " Does Con-
,gregats tsonal usage allow Doneon to conduct
communion seryoes iu tho absence OF the minis
tor 2" the Adua,!ce says:
II 1t IL not practicable miniater TO con-
duct the servicc It s not only proper for tho church
to direct the Deacona to olciate but 1t Ia every why
much botsr tan t. omit tho regular aer-
gresaonasta behave to Ds ha scrtptural Idea Of the
functions Of tho local church.
TIE RELIGIOUS pREs1.
Tho religious press Of tho city camo out too
early to note the result Of tho county aud munic-
ipal olectloub. THAT subject will be in or1or
next week, II they wish to take 1t up.
| The Diocese, which iB the SPECIAL organ OF tho
| Epacopnl Church In the State Of Illinois, has
! been Reconstructed; and now mahos itB npponrance
| as monthly, In charge OF the Rev. J. L. Walk
| or - editor, and AIr. Charles Francis Us pub
lislaor, with Bishop Whitehouse. the Rev. DR..
Locke, tho Rows. Z. Sullivan. Ed.
| win Coan, and Canon AnowloR, nf
editorial contributors. 1t Ia 1Vo.col
umn, four-pago, noat-looking paper, we'll tllice
With church news, and tteatug edltorlally In thit
number on tho Economical Col!eetions," tht
| Evangelical Alliance, and tho German Prob
| lo1u," Tile editor aurmfBeS that. while Sec
| tarlAn1am on tho QUO ltund, aud Iomanlam Of
tho other, gre taklng deep hold OF the dertnar
population Of this country, tho Church Ia doing
comparatively httlc 80 little that there IL grow
ing conviction a,noug tho American ChnrohmeI
that thore la some aoep-acatod uucougenialit.
! between AnglicaniBm aud TIM German mind
end tAus cu1l,os the ~ Gsrman Problam,n whol
| il said to bo IS troublesome. ono." Withou
tho presentation Of auy dotlnlte solution, tA
editor c1uHes al followH' ....,
Nstonalsfu haa alroady taken deep, AMI 10 hiH tak
Ina ueoEeE h0d upon tho thought UNI fut4 OF mod
ern society, And thfr0 10 no question Aat tAe tA!
| grafton OF German thought and Gerllau people Int
fh!s country Ia OF tho leading inaur % that ar
| b.:nHng nbout this sins Of ttlihys. And 70 low
dsal with II msy bs esnplssaaaly termed "IAs a0g
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s-Ih9rH $GTFtCHa l
o TSs fS 1oy U onry q. rorry will oo.sto ~ usual at
Hrhs i,us ). = wa1kcr viii preach this morntngin
ss eySn!ns Now As''mp' t" Adjust IN o''
~Tuorc wifi bo fu1t Cathedral sorvtcos this morning
and ovonius It lo oaera of saints Potor md PAUL
Tho 1,ov. N r. sasl'a viii preach a. usual this morn-
Tho III Rcy eas, Il rHonna nroaocs ~ usual At tho
Michigan Avenue oltircli.
and to iov asSt aoospaoa IKE oysns. st tho Sc.
ona i ohusoh. rob. - - N'sp''4
ho ~ Dush ~ pressh ~, ts ofning Z, ana ;1a
Hic ev. 't1s Tar.so sa Maoarthy will proao rs usual
u1ss III g. osa! 1 nas's vi" preach usual at
II t9e aesps % %s:i,na g 'n' evening Jacobs T
hv'ts '' '''n'ns tas n'"n'
Trinity Church. IN tho esen.ng Ills Rev. .. ". iaj,
President Of Johnaon College, Macon. ~. wll preach
receive prubatioiers ino fll oon,mtnion, anl tasa
@ Ssss Sst pfsy 4ss .;saS I'll sS s' It @ s
H. S, S Hss;sssa s sssds H. osnss
and eyening.
ls 10 H. a1es L. e
young msn on tbo Eienants of Success T., ..,.,.
Craze ohassh ns p 81 aeun ubrlstis Jny '' ''''S
woatern Avenuo ohurah. =
evening IL % tlo 81 Ni % osrch @ p'"' <''' - N' 1''>1
eraca unurch. lre D'n L. o. Ely "'n pse~s-
Tho Rov. James unrriaon will prc.ch ~ uaua1 in
4as e5afsa T e :orve:, ,u. IN tho .s Scotch
Church. In The evening thore viii be = lecture on
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y - EVIEUUp4L. : = =
Tho Nsv. II. O. Kinney will olhc!Rte us,lnl at tito
Church Of The Atonolnant.
Tile 1sov. Cnarlea Edward Cheney will preach this
morning u ohsst @ o1preh on The Victory thls
The Nov. Arthur nroola o!iictatcs THIS morning
and evening al st. James' Church,
The AoY, DR.. Stocking otltulatea usial at the
Church OF the Epiphany. The morning AuDtcc H.
" Elijah vt Xareptatl!; u Lesson for the Times"
Tho hsy. Edward Hullisau will onlolste as usual
III NarttuaA A4ll,
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL. -
D-THoutv-eetond gun6Ay after Trinity,

Nop. 0-Twonty- second Bnnday after Trinity,
uoaAN oATIloL1C.
Nav oTwenty third Sunday after Peutecoat; patron-
age OF .. Y. III.
Eop. 10-st. Andrew Ayelllno, o.: ss. Tryphon,
Reap!ciua, nnd Nympha, NM.
Nor. 11-st. Martin, 2. q. 81. Mennss, II.
Nor. 12-St. Martin, p. III.
Hop. l3-8t. Dldaous, G.. ~ -.
Mop. 14-st stanialas Kosska, q.
Kov, list. Gertrude, v.
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4.I ABBEvILLE BRANCH. -
| rfain leaves Abbevineat 9.15 4. M,
lcon hectipg with Down Tain. from
|-Gfeenville!: leaves CekesbIryS 1t 81
P. NJ, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia. Accommodations Train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Cokesbury!at .l5A M. .,or ON
the arrival of the Down Train from
Greenville. Leaves Abbeville at l
O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia. +
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE G: & C. RAILROAD, I
COLUMBIA, August 26, 1878. J.
H1NDER a resolution of the Board Of
u Directors, the Interest Coupons of
the State guaranteed bonds and Of such
other bonds of this company as are reg
ularly recorded in the Office Of the COM
pany, matured between the first day of
January, 1872, and the first day Of July,
1878, both inclusive, will be funded in
bonds having ten years to run, as pro-
vided for in the compaEy's proposals to
the bondholders of date of August II,
1873. Holders of the above obligations
are requested to send in a statement Of
them to this office, to facilitate the ex-
change, which it is desired to complete
without delay, and enable the necessary
arrangements to he made for the re-
sumption of regular interest payments
OH 1st January ensuing.
..'s 90 w. J. MAGRATH, I'd
President.
:. Sept. 8, 1878, If -
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CHANGE OF SCEDULE.

'says Connect at Alston with trains on
the Spartanqurg and Union Railroad ;
connecting. at CelahabiaP s. G., with
Night Trains on the South Carolina
Railroad, upand down also with Trains
going North and South OH Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, land
WILMINGTON, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad. ..
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F SECTION /. Be it enact dibythe Sen
ate and House of RepresentatiEes~of the
State of South Carolina, now met ana
sitting in General Ass.mbly, and by the
authority of the same, 1t shall he the
duty of the Attorney General, the Comp
troller General, and by the Secretary 20
State, conformity, to~designate,r by pub
lie notice [in] one or more newspape rs
in this State, in which all legal notices,
advertisements, or publications for the
State, of any and every characterre9uir-
ed by law to be made public, shall be
published; and said Attorney General,
Comptroller General, and Secretary OF
State, shall have power to make such
changes and new designations, from
time to, time. as they may Judge that
the public interest requires,
sic. \. lAli State and County Officers,
and sOtlef psgons are thereby required
tor fifrfislf 70 tk 4; newspapers designated
under this Act, for the State and for the
representative counties, for publication,
all. legal notices, advertisements and
publications, of any and every character
required by law to be made public; and
no legal notice, advertisement or publ
cation required by law to be made pub.
lie shall have any valid force or effect
unless published in thenewspapers des-
ignatcd under this ACT; and no publi-
cation, of any character in any newspa.
per not designatedunder this Act, shall
be paid.for from Ae'funds'ef this State,
or of any County: Provided, That the
said officers mentioned in Section one
shall have power, in cases requiring un-
usual publicity, to order publication in
such newspapers, in addition to those
designated under this Act, as by and
with the advice 9of the1 Governor othey
may select; and bills so INCURRED, shall
be audited and paid in the usual maui
ner ~
Sc 3. ysn Acts afdbaEts 6fAtts in
consisten t Herewith afe FeeyTepealed.
q SEC. 4. HhisAct shalsak eftsea from
Z and after = passage. &C fJan.S % 81, 1872. 81
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The Golden Sunset.

The golden seq its mirror spreads,
Beneath the golden skies,
Anibut a narrow strip between.
OF earth and shadow lies.
The cloud-like rock, the rock-like cloud
Dissolved in glory float,
And midway Of the radiant flood
Hangs silently the boat. -
The sea but seems another SKYE,
The sky asea as we'll;
And which is earth and Which is heaven
The eye can scarcely tell. '....'
30 when from us life's evening hour
Soft fading shall descend, ., =
May glory, born Of earth and heaven.
.Hheearth and heaven blend !'''."
-. ..' ,.., = -. -
Elooded with peace. the parting soul
With silent rapture glow, -"
Till where earth ends and heavenbegins
The spirit scarce can know,
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State of, SouthnsCarolina.l

!! State Of SouthnsC sCarolina.y
i05rfI OFFICE T;t OF sEcRErARY Sci isi5a OF srATE.
uInJl fColumpiap apJan'y l3, 1871 4
1.-the, Abbcyille GtiPRESSe AND
BANNER'' is hereby .desigRaltet
as the Newspaper for the publication
of all legal Notices and Official AdMer
sents-forathe-sG Gauntyslof .AhheSisle g
under the Act, approved february 22d
1870, entitledAaAn Act to RegNatestht
Publication Eof Legal Sand Public No
tfCes," and the Order heret6fore issuet
designating the AbbeviUe Me"iun i
hereby rescinded.
...i9i5l SAMLlW, MElIQN,
Attorney General.
s. L. HOGE.
u Comptroller General.
H. f. HAYNE,
72~-7r . f6ecretary of, State "a
=. Icertify that the foregoing is;a copy
tire original on file in this Office u
Fl. f. HAYNE, /.
y ilI(, I.
AN>ACT I'd RsyMate The, Rblica
tom of all Legal and Public No
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Accommodates Train. between Bel
ton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave Belton at
$50. A.. NJ, or pn arrival Of Down Train
from GreenyiHe. Leave Anderson at
200 P: M.n nieopnecting with Up Train
from Columbia.
!. THOS. DODAMEAD,
Gen'l Superintendent
JABEz NORTON, GenI Ticket iAgen
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

A terrible epidemic has made it's
appearance i'll Maine. au.i the farm
crs are becoming heightened about
it. David Abbott of Pennington.
lost f0nr head of cattle. and has
two now troubled with it. TIE
diSeaae proves fatal in from four
days to week. Its symptoms are
Of the head. loss of appe.
titr, trembling of the limbs. running
al the eyes, aud the day before
death a discharge of bloody matter.
1T has baffled all medical skill,
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Local Items.

boat Gown.
1--we SEE by i ciron'ar issued BIZ
mucl Wells, the Treasurer of the
hrlncr's Mninal Insurance Co.,
Inf he has offered n reward of $500
the apprehension and conviction
the lnccndiary who set fire 10 the
hiding Of Brock & Peach of New.
rs, last Fall
stcarns q Jones have the rrpnia.
IN ofpayine their Insurance. losses
Imptlv. As m inStance Wa more
n of y. VI. Kemp & Co., whose
T., in YerShire was burned Nay
t. The loss was adjusted and
I id May Goth,
Eycrvthing in the shape of Wish
i Tickcl can be found at j. VI.
|arltn's ,Jewelrv Store. intending
hmboo and Hickory Splice Rods,
boon and Fly Hooks. Reels, and
h the novelties in that line.
h ,lies, 40 not fail t1cl'l az Mrs.
|U. Curtis. she has a large assert
Int of summer millinery goods,
klish. and rs cheap as can be
hnd elsewhere.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Some scurrllous paperlias started
a story to the effect that one Of Barn.
INNS Vii CannbalS has rrbclled
against wearing necklace Of fish
bones and shiveiing in second
han! blanket 1oe twenty eight dol.
lars month, and has gone bacl; to
his old business as hostlrr in Il New.
ark livery stable. Wcliave 40 :,ith
in this. We would as soon
believe that the Circassian girl has
gone home to visit her friends in
Ireland, or thar the original mer-
maid was made ont of Il number
three mackercl. There is no bcliev.
ing " hat some papers say.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

ALBANY, \. Y, June 10th.-The
Court of Appeals, by an unanimous
Upiuion, grants il new trial To Stokes.
The decision in the Court of Anpea,S
creates great surprise in all quarters.
His case WAS decided more swiftly
than any murder case on record,
which WAS taken to the general
term of the Supreme Court on IA writ
oferr0r and certiorari and them TO the
Court Of Appeals. Usually a hong
interval, sometimes of twelve
months, elapSes between the de.
cls.on IN the general term AID the
Court Of Appeals.
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George I. Martins Estate.

sSTATE or VERMONT. Bradford District,
- IS. In Probate Court, held at Top.han,
on ths 10Th day Of Iune. 4. D., 1913, Geo.
II. Martin, Administrator of the estate of Geo.
I Martin, late of Iopshani. in said District,
decreased. makea application to said Court for
iicVusc to sell "A part of the real estate Of sall
deceased, representing that sail sale is neces-
sary for division Of the estate that Will be
salts factory TO all heira.
" hcreupnn, it is ordered by said Court
that said APP LEGATION come un der consideration
and be heard on the 2ndlursday of August,
A. ID. 1873, at Fosters Hotel. in
East Corinth ami ii is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given Ia all /, rsons interested.
by publication "f the saiue three weeks success
lively ia the National Opinion a newspaper
published at Bradford previous to said time
apl,uiI ted Tor hearing. that they may appear at
said ,imle aud place, aud, if they SEE cause,
object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest.
II. w. BAILEY Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

INCENDIAIISM, - The National
Board of Fire Underwriters at their
late meetiugiu the City of New York
resolved 10 raise fund of 500. 900
for the detection, conviction and
punishment of parties engaged in
the nciariOuS business of iucpndiar.
ism and arson, The Executive
Committee of that Board at their
meeting on the litn inst. carried out
the resolution and opened sub.
ScriptiOn.
We bail this movement as n step
in The ri 9ht direction. and commend
the action as one not only likely to
benefit Underwriters, but also to
protect the public from wholesale
loss. This action is the more i'm
portant when it is remembered
that the experience of the large
companies. trlnstcting ne hlSilrsS
Of Ere insurance in the United States
shows that the proportion of loss to
be attributed to the above causes is
not less than 33 per cent Of the
whole, OF a loss to the country of
ut least twenty FIVE millions Of dol.
hrs per anuum.-Ereaiay Bu..tia.
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A day or two since, IN Oregon,
while small party of M0doc cap
tives were heing conveyed to head
quarters, the guard were 0vcrpowcr
ct by q gang of Oregon bnllirs,
digniilcd with the title OF volunteers,
and several ofihc Modocs shot dead
in the team in which they were
riding. The poor wrctcheS, men.
women and children, pitcously
begged for their lives, but their
appeals were of no avail. And yet
We wondcrat Indian massacreS.
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- ss .As11. -Is.' "a ysr
Z, Is s &C. '3' |

- uccounng very common IN every coml9uuI-
". and the -Gddru deaths resulting vi = us
- aer- some relief. The disease IA !lr,
many aatercnt forms, among which We notice
idfHtation, Enlargement, Spasms, O->itca
tou on Bouy Formation OF the Heart. Rheu-
matism. General Debility. Water about the
Heart, Sinking of the Spirit, Pains "a side ~
Chest Dizziness Sluggish Circulation Of
Blood and Momentary sto,pagt vi the Action
oi the Heart
These forms of Heart Disease have been
cured by DR.. Graves Heart Regulator and We
do not hesitate to say it will cure them again.
ANY form of Heart Disease will leaji,Y Weld
TO ITS hSe. aud We lave Yet to learn al any ease
where the Heart Regulator mas hceutahtn pro
pclly ADD the party not reed ma ked benefit.
Our agent, on application, will iurish you
with our circular giving full description OF he
disease. auU ai-O n number of Testimonials oi
cures aud If youwouid like further ~. uf from
the parties who have given the tcstin nial,.
write them and see what they say, We have
sold manythousaud bottles of Heart Regulator
and Tie aemand still increases. We are conf
dent we are doing the public Il benefit and not
trying TO impose ON them a worthless prepara-
ton.
The price of the Heart Regulator is 81 per
bottle. ana can he obtained OF our agent. IT,
G. DAY, DRuGGisr Bradford, Vt, 45ly
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Hon. AsHEI. PECK, Chief Judge,
Hon. Hon. wv Il T. it. k'S Sgno.s Associate Judges
Thursday. June 9Th.
No -5. i. II. Hartman vs. G.
Il. Jack son, apt. Ia this case the
Jury returned verdict this morn
lug for the pln' to received $685.
ian,naon, aud his costs taxed al
S3i,06.
No. As. Town of Orange VS..
Batchelder, commenced WcdneS>
day. continues THROUGH Thursday
and Friday, and is ended on Sarur.
day. 1t was claimed by the plil's.
that the deit. procured one, ClarisSa
French, Il weak minded pauper Of
the town of Barre, to be married
to one, John Scott, OF Orange. also
weak minded person, for the pur.
pose of relieving Barre and making
said Ciarssa charge upon said
town 81 Orange, The testimony
tended TO show some Of The author.
tiles of Barre in rather an unenvia.
Bile light. Heath and Shurtlef for
the pin. Wheelock aud Rowell for
the deit.
Saturday, Juue 9TH.
Verdict in the above case for plff.
to recover 520l 30 damages, SOS, 90
penalties and costs.
No. 80. George Bates VS. VIM. II
Arnold, action for assault and bat
terry. Boyden and Durant for plif;
RoVeu and Perrin for deft.
Monday, June 9;h.
The above case was given to the
jury at night.
Tuesday, June 10Th.
Verdict in No 50, for p,ff ore
cover $1,000 damages and costs.
No. -. Jasper q. Parish Us. Dan
lei ii. iierrich appellant; action,
tresplss upon the treelolI.
This trial continued through
Wednesday and is not closed Thurs
day morning. The Grand jury got
through their labors last Friday
night and found but few indictments
State VS.. Carleton will probably |
be tried next week.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

The prison at Windsor contains
ihe present ,ilnc - convictS. 20
S, than the average for the last
y years, all of which are employ.
by II. II. Mawhinney & Co., at
otmaklHs at 20 cents per day for
ch nam, the State furnishing
eperS, guards, board. etc. Be
't the new contract, they were
ipioycd by LamSon, Groodnouah
TO-, at Al cents per day.