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"Severn Years,"
One day, not long sinee, the accommoda
tion train from Cleveland to Columbus bed
a convict on board, who was being taken by
an officer to the Penitentiary looated at the
last named plaoe. The prisoner was cover
ed with a eloat whioh ooncealed from view
tbe sbacklee upon his wrists. He sat—
slightly bowed—looking very glum, and
probably reflecting upon the rather narrow
proeped before bun. A New England Yan
kee on thfl train bad hit curiosity particular
ly excited by what he inferred to be a con
siderable weight on tbo spirit of the conviot
so he upproaohed him with the intent to
elicit, if possible, such information as would
gratify hi i curiosity. The following are tbe
questions be propounded, and tbe answers
thereto:
"Goin' tor Klumbosf"
"Yes."
'•Goin' snny furtherfn
"No."
''Goin* tor stop in Klumbus?"
."Yes."
"Coin' ter seeenny friends?'*
"No."
"Goin' ter du enny work
"Yes."
"Goin' there ter start business on yer own
book?" "J.
"No."
"What
ttrt yer goto* there fetl"'
••Going for seven years."
The Yankee's ouriosity was almoet satis
fled.— [Cieve. Plain.
Da.
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214 133
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8T 60
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w
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128 4f
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88 SO
seo 199
t6 64
if:
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868 891
972 847
1T6 184
82 88
IS ffiOTttaa.
