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 ALABAMA PENITENTIARY.--Wbile at We. iumpka recently in company with one of the inspectors Maj. R. J. Harrison,) we visited the Penilentiary, now in charge of MT. Tho mas. We went into nearly every room, and workshop in the State Prison, and we must say that much credit is due to the in- spectors as well as he warden, for ihe clean. ly condition of this institution. Not a sha. wing, or chip is to be found in any of inc shops after they leave a, night. The rooms of the main building are as neat as any dwelling, and the whole yard present alike appearance of cleanliness. The convicts are all comfortably clothed. and are remark. ably healthy. there being but TWO or three in the hospital out of about l04 who are now in the Pententiary.-Talladega Watchtouer.