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such HHe, forfeiture. penalty aud
unuecmrut be- fu.ly paid or se.
cured aa hereinafter directed, Pro.
tidcd, pom the certificate of uv
physician and 70 member uf the
Board OF Supervisors, that u pris-
obof Is permuty disabled by dis.
eaae OF otherwise, from the per.
fonuauce OF manuel labor then
said prisoner may be discharged
I iu the manner now prescribed for
the discharge of iusOlycut priso-
ners. The board of Supervisors
shaltfrom time to time, make such
orders as they shall deem eXpedi-
cut, regulating the terms and con.
ditlons upon which private per.
sons may with their consent, hire
prisoners detained in custody for
non-paymeut of fines, forfeitures,
penalties aud amerccmcnt of either
and directing the distribution of
such prisoners to the different
road contractors of the county
and the prices to be paid for the
labor Of such prisoners and the
road hands.
If such prisoners shall be hired
ont with his consent TO Il private
person, such private person shall
secure upon the terms prescribed
by the said Board, all the money
for which said prisOneris detained
including Jail fees, physicians fees,
drug bills, clothing, and costs Of
every kind which may have ac-
crued against him, and such per
son so hiring said prisoner shall
have the right to return said priS.
oncr at any time to the custody of
the Sheriff and pay for the time
he has had him, and cancel the oh
legation given for his hire and the
said Sheriff shall in case of any
prisoner who shall not be hired
within five days. make ont dupli-
cate detailed bills of all charges
against said prisoner. including
milagc at the rate of 20 cents per
mile to the place of delivery, and
deliver such prisoner with one of
said duplicates, to the contractor
rs required by said board, taking
his receipt for the same and file
the other duplicate with the Clerk
of said board, aud said prisoner
shall labor under the contractor
until all of said said charges, and
all subsequent accruing charges of
every kind including clothing and
medical bills shall be fully paid at
the rate per diem, stipulated by
said Board and said contractor.
The CONTRACTOR MAY WORK suCu
coNvlCr IN IRON wAIsTBAND OR
TO \ BALL AND CHAIN.
~ the request OF leading Re
publicans, supporters of our State
ticket, the following comment on
the above is published
The original of this letter is ON
file at Jackson, its authenticity has
never been denied. Republicans
of Washington county can you
vote for the author of such an
atrocious law? What claim has
Ben King upon members of the
Republican party!
lie has denied that he was Re.
publican, or had any sympathy for
Republicans or Republican prin-
ciples, and has since reiterated
the same on the stump was not
entitled to Republican support.
How is it with the other can
didatesl Mr.. Yellowly, candi.
date for Observation-Disclosures:
Mr.. Wimberly, candidate for Aud.
itor, aud Mr.. Howe, candidate
for State Superintendent of Pub
lie Education-three of the most
important places on the King tick
et-are GrcenbackerS,n political
herctics, and bitter opponents of
the Republican party, and its
sound financial policy which has
preserved the credit of the nation.
brought about resumption of spe-
Gle payment, aud restored pros.
perity to the nation.
These Grccnbackcrs, represent
ing but five or six thousand voters
of the State, with Col. Ben King
who represents nobody but him
self, propose to absorb, take in,
and Use to their own ends. and for
their own dark aud MYSTERIOUS pur-
poses. the ninty-liye thousand Re.