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Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice hereby given that II the termination q The cerst
meni, between the members o. The firm Of Baylor Co ts
same will bedssolved and the unfinished busiss paeed
Liquidation G. g. BAYLOR
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n hgTIlEK HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
ESPGas No IoS s. Ss.5ls; .5ss,
Eandahs Doors shut;eTs Vaults Bridge Straight and oIsq
wRoUaaT fRoS woRK 70! building purposes So -
for sale the 6d stsnd ios IT, ohsris ss
crissrs. o2siy
I EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEAss.-LEEps a
gar Ksss oisIssrs FsTs steam and Horse Power Dras
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths crate Bars and AZ
Sssq to
Tor GoNoRRHEa, aLEET. WEAKNESS, PAINS
ys s ss a EN AZ uHay AnssSns pEcrrc
TIoN-This wOrdrsnO~nsd prsparsIisn ears ali aIssons
q e senesstve organs weihsr recent Or chronic Phys
I'd 96 ssri ssS sesvsd y
cac The system becomes inyigorate, debtsed
body aud depressed mind are restored to energy
Sole agent e for the United States,
n Ssrdnt M:reSaS:s No Z Font street. opposite Canal
se M PaISSs, attention given 10 the purchase and
III. TYLER & co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS
General % Agents for rhsdpha Flint and Green
JESSE H. ryLER.......wN. P. CONVERSE.
Late of Converse Co., New Orleans,
VIII give prompt attention the purchase and shipment Of
all kinds ef Merchanie, Including chemes OILS, Gsits
ing viii be the usual brokers' commission a2i en-.
THE SOUTHERN MoNITOR-THE MONITOR
+ published every Saturday morning in the iown Of Pass
To embrace every human interest supply aliment
but seeking the highest good Of ali advocating tends
to promote the Intellectual physical and moral good o. man
hope, command, wide circulation and influence
The subscription price is onls 50 year payable invariably
TERMS cLuBsrhrte copies year S. Eve copies 49,
TO ABytgTsERs The Monitor ENJOYS large eiIsaaiion
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
,cHauDRoN DRuRy, Editors and propri.,ors.
mys u Pass Christian. Miss
n SECONDHAND FURNITURE : THE
ES7 PETS, etc; also, seld excha ged and repaired
pose isr sarhu1s IN block viii nd il 70 their
vantage TO call on the undersIgn err, r,,pv,p
| my3l SPIN Baronne st, near Canal
| a. VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
WTEs NIT has ssiss Noe n
IL 1 T wSSs a S @ be TS9s early o IN ss
Tie preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
location is between Grager Common Bsronno street.,
which the second due west from the St. Charles HOTEL
and is to w&ITEs
anil Iysw between drawer and Common.
DREmIUM MOSS t-PREMIUM MOSS i-PUT
up in best order for shipment
THE BEST OF HARNESSES,
\, or all kinds h..,,,, :,
o0ly Once, ia 0ansl street
,f .u 9; @S 3 3 btStjz 8 CO.
| SRsslaSS. BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS,
Ss 81 S SAo&s BISCUIT
H. D. 60. keep constantly hand large assortment o
Pilot Bread cofeehou.e Biscuits, Water Crackers.
navy bread sugar Ssaekers, Soon ~ Itaekeisi
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- Charles sireef - - = =
~ The proprefors Of this popular ezlabliahr1<r4
&fzks2R inform he pubic that Their continue he
Piled With al The choice deezeesof srss and for
comfort. cleanliness and moderate viii dey .hs
Union be surpassed by other house in the city Ih~F
sspeeaIly soiisit Continuance q pube petrcnes a1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22

I OST-oN RAMPANT STREET, BETWEEN CONT
Il and Bienvle Monday last Gold Mason; Key Some
containing daguerreotype lady
man. aud engraved A. D. A. The ndsr will receive the
thanks OF the and liberal reward by leaving At this
ofie tell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22
DENTISTRY,

EOwLEH's PATENT STEAM B0fLEE9
extensively used for the last ana
for economy fuel have be fer preferable 70 the
boilers They combine the following sdvHnfpes< t
Economy fel require cleaning, small
simple in Construction and do mach IS The cd
cylinder hued Boiler and hall nsuth ca
fnesavine, hut the time, complicated Boilers.
Planters and others interested these Boilers In oer
ton at the following places In the city 81
Ievee Steam Coos Press l. niss1nh Cotton Press carcnds
let Refinery. I. Homer Ornamental Iron Works.
Numerous Certificates the Office Of The r1fcrfe
and circulate with plan OF The Boiier will be 10 par
Of the country Application 10 v N
b. II. FOWLER, III Baronne street.
Manufacturer Of Low locomotive Fiued and cyziz
der Boilers s,sna Pipes, Fire Frons Crate Bzs Valves
ChiuineyE, etc. IL. =
RA work dnae AZ this establishment vii b. rrar.utee1
qua, in point workmanship material, eny IN t,s
country. and at the lowest prices. VITA em&M
IIsHING SEINES-A FULL ASSORTMENT N
and 70 arrive Cahawba for sale BY
xcCUTcHoN. HOWELL co.
my2i ImAW As Csmp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22
CUGAR PLANTATION FOR sALE;-A YER

CUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE-A VERY
- desirable aud valuable Plantation. situate on Hayon Man
containing Of good Land either for
or cotton. is any In the state.
-Four hundred OF the tract are in cuvaon i acres
being in in houhing condition; together with the land
and improvements which consist OF good sugar honse engine
mill kettles, excellent Fenair, cabins, dwelling
hole will ao b. sold Il head d males and horses
60 head Of cattle 40 head Of sheep 100 head Of
The place will be sod with without The growing crops
Possession giren Immediately. The hanis the paHft
ton rensin u desired till 18th ecemper next
For further particulars and which Will be bera
BIS 10 j A. COTTON, on the premises or TO
ie2l On FEIIOWES 90 New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22
RATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior to other used in Southern
climate.
Isl DUR ARILITY -equa to the best slate roofs.
"a IMPE ,MEABIIITY-Superort TO any other cracks
or leaks being possible. -
al RE AUrY-t presents smooth and granite like surface
oh CHEAPNESS-It ests much less than though It is as
good any wood roof and less than the inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
s,s will resist fire better than
slate roof -, .
This climate and protects the Interior Of buildings fro the
Intense heat of summer.
iii harder and smoother from expo
sra can upon roofs Of slope being Of light
does not require heavy rafters suppor while Is
moi liable and break ing does 1t require repairs
The TROPICAL. kOOFING ;, Is chemical compound Of
niauces several which peculiar to alone combined
IN proportions by actual experiment and experience
III this city. =,
he agent may be verified by wishing it
All orders efi at the Posoiee, Box X, No. p will be
NS"'r's fS-'--' : j. G. KAUFMAN,
isl5 lv Of Bienviile and Marais sts
nAK-90 LOGS SUPERIOR TIMBER FOR sALELow
nyl 9p L f'n'sn'''' ~ 'D'fp fooLEY NIceL 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22

assurance AND COLLECTING AGENCY
New York Life Insurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
PLINY FREEMAN, Aetusry.
Actual Capital sl,4o2es6 %, and rapidly accumuat,
inglon the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS 30 PER CENT-PER
ANNUM. Interest payable thereon in cash.
American Life Insurance and Trust Conn
pany.
Capital Stock. 5000
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER wdILLDIN, President.
JOHN c. SINS, Secretary.
Riskstaken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
ostfavcrable terms.
N. B. BENEDICT, MD,
T. J. COKE, MD,
Medical Examiners.
ps-Agency, Nc. 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
J. s. COPIES, Agent
Speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop Iron Bands,
FOR BALING COTTON.
For samples Of this very convenient aud cheap fastening
which has been tested at the u Arsenal found to be
stronger required bales; for all
formation ming it, apply the undersigned agent Of the
patentee for the Southwestern States. j. s. CoPEs
jes 81 CarOndelet street New Orleans.
" PaeSSses and Freight By ToBYSs EXPRESS 10 Tbibo
aux Houna Napoleon and Tereboune MUST BE PRE-
FEST Ed. O. EDw ARDS co.
n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW.
We ing Warehouses; is prepared accommodate those
DESTROYS Of obtaining Storage having large and
modious buildings specially adapted the articles
their proximity the and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with the
diminished risk in Of Ere being all Fire Proo be is
abled TO offer advantages not heretofore attained:
DELTA WAREHOUSE, al the river-For Grain and Other
Produce, corner OF Front and Lafayette streets
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE-General Warehouse, In the
o! Delta.
WABASH wARyHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsE-For Coffee alone, Ful,on street near
| Poydras
The attention of merchants and others solicited n2s If
Y~ PHILADELPHIA SALAMAEDER
| sEY lNtFIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES.
| Sn@lE EVANS WATSONiS celebrated Double Door and
| xMk1 ll@highly finished SALAMANnER FIRE AND THIEF
7I-NS~ PROOF SAFES with Patent Bank Lock, keys Of
which be carried in ordinary size monnaie This
make of Safe has been strongly certified and
the heads Banks Banking Houses Government
Offices Jewelers. Merchants and others Books
containing certificates and all necessary information relating
their character and quality be together with the
| Safes, at No. 40 Common street.
| HEAToN & OLIVIER,
m25 SIN Agents for the Na1nfar'urers
| GLIDING, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
| VI GALVAN0P Lastly, with Process of TIMING.
| BY G. 20 YER,
1853 Chnrtres street. the Orleans Hotel.
avanism for gliding plating and bronzng is theory for
the realization OF which long practice is necessary.
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DiKEcr TRADE ......'...-. - A fi.oH = CO.
Notice is hereby given that all claims which may srpe>x
examination be due from the books Baylor
Co.. and all claims which BE established by due ~
law, will be promptly paid, With interest, m fnl.
This taken inform friends Of DIRECT
Tn ABE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co throueho
the Cotton DISTRICTS that the coming business
will be Orieeua Cotton for
direct shipment Europe accomplished in all BY ruara
tees for the balances due each thipmeut. 45.4t
Orders for Cotton bagging vii be filed by direct
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will In instance be made out In LofDON
by Public Accountant those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped ~ ssrd forward the
weights other
will facilitate the matter.
All letters private well business relating to the
affairs OF Baylor Co. and direct frnde VII b addressed -
&C. G. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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ture II Lime with Pages Patent Lime Kiln
Lime be made and delivered in New Orleans for sixty
per barrel. should lhe meet with with
thousand dolar to invest in the manufacture Of Lime
by the which with that amount Of capital would
yield less than fonr hundred dollars week
with parties only who command 81 90 S20 shah be
happy confer. Apply TO WOOD PERRY liz Poydras
street N o. ie2l ltnt
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A CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI. {

MONEY! NIONEYI!-LoAN OFFICE LOUIS
1I BLANC No. AZ Cont street, between Charities and tx
MONEY LOANED ON LIBERAL TERMs--An descrip-
DEPOSIT. az ly
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Per Month
IL
Carriages waiting the landing upon the arrival Of the
boa convey passengers Immediately the Springs.
An analysis OF The water he had by applying to j.
WATERMAN a BRO, corner of Magazine aud Common
CHARLES CULLUM,
ny6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22
MATHEMATICAL DRAWING AND WRIT.
CIGARO-NE PLUS ULTRA

selected lot of this celebrated brand OF GIG AIRS
ing Of the following classes Regaa Brarea Comereiantts
Regaa Cindrada Flor Fina Londres Cindados Flor etc.
etc. For ssle by =. RIVAS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22
pATENr moT-PREssED NUTS, BOLTS,

Hog Chain Ends,
g. l.. KouEs BROS, No. Front street Agents for
Knapp Carter Wilson Co Pittsburgh, for the sale Of their
celeb hotpressed and Bolts all sizes and descrp
10 for wagon makers pillow makers and mach ists Also
Wheel Strups, Fange Bolts, Tie Bolts Nails etc IN lots 10
sui purchasers of the best Tennessee iron Price lists
samples the Office machnists and country
dealers solicited. my2l ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22

BOOTS, BUsKINS AND sLIPPERs-5o cases
ID Ladies Misses Chdren's Boets, Buskis and Slip
pers heels and spng els Just received consignment per
steans hip Black Warrior. Far sale by
j. b. VALENTINE CO,
fel 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22

BOOTS AND SHOE SIS cases assorted Boots and
ID shoes just received on sgnment For sale by
ri 81 Common street
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/ EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEAEss-LsEIls a
IL Co.. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Hof
sons Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mls Vacuum Pans So
Kettlee Carhers Filters Steam and Horse Power Draa.
Ing Machines, Saw Mills Gin Clearing. Iron Columns anc
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths crate Bars and all
hact merry required for the South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared to
srILLMANiSPATENT BAGASSE FQRNACE.
fel2 dkw1y LREDs GO.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03
Another college DifioultY.

Another serious difficulty has occurred in
the South Carolina College. According to
the statement of tho Columbia CurOiiniai,,
which we give below, it was a causeless re-
bellion. Without waiting for the report of
the affairby the Students, we are inclined to
endorse the conduct of the Faculty in the act
suspending the rebcllious party. Tho "rule
or ruin" policy that has marked the conduct
of the young mcn in our State institutions,
within tho last few years, is we'll calculated
to destroy their usefulness. We are for crush
ing out this dangerous spirit, and shall aid
any respectable party in accomplishing it,
But to the extract:
eve regret to state on Yesterday, the Fa-
Guilty found it necessary to suspend ninety
seven students of the South Carolina College
until the first of October next, and five until
the first of May. We understand tho oston-
siblc cause of difficulty was the refusal of the
Faculty to allow a suspension of Colleges ex-
ercises, on Thanksgiving day under munici-
pal recommendation. Upon the professors
going to Chapel and recitation, on Thursday
morning, the benches were found tarred
whereupon the order was given by the pro-
fessors to the classes to attenl at H. sir private
Offices to recite. The Junior ana Freshman
Glasses, with fcw exceptions, oboyed the or
deT-the Seniors and Sophomores mostly de-
cliIed doing so. When called before the Fa-
Guilty, with much unanimity they declined
responding to questions. fhe act of discip-
line which followed was necessary to,uphoid
inc. essential authority Of the government, in
which the Faculty was unanmous"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03
The Railroad Jubilee !

The pleasure is now afforded us of stating
that the Blue Ridge Railroad is completed to
Pendleton. The train run through, on Tues
day last for the first time! Wocongratulate
our neighbor on connecting by steam with
the balance of the world. Itis a touch-stone
of prosperity that will, we trust, realize for
hor all the bright promises and buoyant ex-
pectations of the most sanguinc.
But on an occasion like this, we are more
inclined to participate in the general jubilee
that is getting up, than to discuss the advan-
tages of railroad enterprises. Beside, there
is, according to good authority, time for
all things" Then, we direct attention to the
arrangements making for the Blue Ridge
Railroad Jubilee" at Pcndlcton on Thurs
day next. The notice can be found in our
columns II is an appropriate time to cele-
brate an event of interest and Importance to
this section of country. The occasion, too,
calls for unanimous ingothoring; and the
citizens Of Pcndlcton, with their accustomed
liberality, arc making preparations to vel
come all checrfully, and feast those bounti'
fully, who may claim her hospitality. Then,
as the invitation is general, let there be a
general attendance. Let wclkin greet the
"iron horse" at old Pendlcton on Thursday
next, that will revcbcrate through the back
bono of the majestic Blue Ridge an echo
that is as surely to be followed up by the
reality at no distant day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03
FOR THE COURIER.

M' Etitor "Fair Play suggests, in
your last issue, the propriety of holding two
or three conventions, in different portions
of the District, to select suitable candidates
for the Legislature, aud more particularly,
as understand him, that of Senator.
t agree with ''Pair Play" that our 'fyery
best men should be selected, and if fair
nomination can be had, and the candidates
in tho field aud their friends, and those
likely to take the field, aud their friends,
will submit their several claims, as doubt
less they will, much excitement and Ill
feeling may be saved our citizens, and the
election of a Senator of our choice secured,
when in scramble between three or four
candidates, (and there seems to be strong
disposition on the part of many of-our best
citizensto bring out a third) the result
might not be satisfactory, as the successful
candidate might receive only a little over
one third of the votes polled
Favoritism should have nothing to do
with this matter; it is not to honor the
man that wcvote for him, but TINT he may
honor lis and his District, the growing Dis
trict of Pckens, destined to be the Banner
District in the State. Let us choose our
representatives as we would teacher, for
his high qualifications, as suggested by q
correspondent of yours a short time since,
"Lok Up"
Conventions in different portions of the
District might not actin concert, hence per-
NIT me to suggest thata convention of four
or five delegates from each Beat Company
be selected to meet at the Court House the
first Monday in May, to make the nomna-
ton. The companies of the I'd Regiment
can conveniently appoint their delegates at
the time of the election for Colonel, and
those in the other Regiment at the same,
or any suitable time between this and the
time mentioned.
If these suggestions meet the views of
the voters of che District, it will crafty one
who has every disposition to
e.. COMPROMISES
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03
0OMlMWaaaoA g07ag.
pon rnG KEowEE oorNiER.

Dear Thompson, Permit me, through
the columns of your valuable paper, to IN
vite the Teachers of this District to meet
ing at Pickens Court House on the 4th
Monday in April next, for the purpose of
organizing a Teachers Association, the OBJ
ject of which should be to have. an inter
change of sentiment with regard to the best
mode of teaching, discipline, books used,
and any other matters that may be likely
to benefit teachers, parents and pupils.
Teachers will see at glance the impor-
tance of such movement in establishing u
uniform system of teaching so that when
one teacher leaves neighborhood and am
other takes his place, the same system may
be pursued without subjecting the parents
to the expense of getting other books and
the pupils to the Inconvenience of different
rules aud different course of studies.
Let all the Teachers in the District, then,
get together and hold meeting in the
Court House on the Fourth Monday in
April and organize an Association by elect
ing proper officers and adopting such by.
laws as may be necessary for the govern
ment of tho same.
\ FRIEND TO EDucATIoN.
Match Dist, 1883.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03
Spring Term, 1868.

The Grand Jury, in the discharge of the
duties imposed by law, would respectfully
bring to the notice of the Court tho bad con-
dition of so much of the road leading from
Pickons Court House to Pendlcton as lies
between Keowce river and Eighteen Mile
crcck-snid road being a market road of
considerable Importance, and also IA stage
road Yet said road is very narrow and
badly worked. We recommend that said
road be thoroughly worked and opened to
the width of thirty feet as now required by
law for market roads. Weunderstaadthdt
the road leading from Pickens Court House
towards Piokensyillc is also in bad condi,
ton, and not opened to the width now re-
quired by law.
Secondly, On reference to the Reports
of the TreaslIrors of the several boards of
Police for the District, we sec that there ID
"a want of ofnaiformityin the charges of com
missions; some charging commissions on
funds turned over to them by the preceding
Treasurcrs and others not Thus, Mr..
Boisseau bcqueathed to the Poor of the
District one thousand dollars which is kopt
By the Board as permanent fund and the
Au'NtS"V V'i' y toSSi hltilutil tOr CHG. dement,
of the Poor, IL, on surning over this
thousand dollars by one Treasurer to his
successor, tho retiring Treasurer charges 2 j
per cent for paying out, aud the incoming
Treasurer charges i per cent. for recciv-
ing suppose a Treasurer should be elect
ed semi-annually the fund would decrease
3 per cent. per anpnms without aiding the
district in the least 20 support her pooif. ~
This we think is,contrary to law. If il IS
not we5recommend a change nthe law f
Thirdly, Tho power Of granting licenses
toretail spiritpous liquors byinc0rposatiors
where the villages are so small as in ti,is
District, we Think would be better placed
inthe hands of the Commissioners Of Roads.
where it formerly was. ss ~
FouFshly, BY chr committee We have
examined the Poor House and find tho q Nor
veil cared for, bat recommend that the
Pauper's rooms be coded.
Filthy, We have examined tho Pnblic
+ 'fSliilaings. Tho Jail we find snbstantlsl
hons snting some slight repairs, whiei Ne
I Thc S. DC Immediately attended, Is.
| W. hi ~ rooms were ~ good order.
pairs aboht the vi le'lse wants 2 " tle 81
glerk oifee are wititossss ns sssss' lll Y pe
papcrs saye already been "a Is Ape ~ e z
gaee we fsvoRiaond The seid ~ g =. 3 y e
- sss - ~ AZ,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03
The Currency of the Times.

We little thought, when submitting few
remarks on the banks" to our readers last
week, that the finger of execration would so
soon particulari2c for us. The grand jury
of Newberry has declared the bank in that
district "public nuisance" which ought to
be abated. The Spartan, published at Spar
tanburg G. H., gives the circumstance the
following passing notice:
"TnE BANK OF NEwBERRY.-A late para
graph boastcd of the large purchases of cot
TIN drafts by this Bank since the relief action
of the Legislature, and exultingly stated that
but small amount had been applied for by
way of ordinary discount. Knowing it to be
a puff more than n reality, we did not copy
the information. But a friend just from Now
berry gives us a moro unerring index of the
popular apprecation--or rather exccratiou-
OF this institution, in the fact that the grand
jury at the recent term of the court for that
District presented it rs nuisance which
the Stat" owes it to her people to abatc. This
is a step in the right direction, and we hope
other places will follow up the plan"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-03

to the Immediate attention of the conplis-
sioners of Public Buildings, TheShetiffrs
Office wo find without d safe, aud rccom4
mend that q FIRE. proof safe be- purchased for
said Office Tho room where. the Grand
Jury sits. is fioored with brick, and we re-
commend that cheap carpet be furnished
for said floor, ~
Sixthly, Werceommend particalarlYa a
codification of the Statute lawsof' the State.
All of which is respectfully submitted
TYRs b. MAUBD4N, Foreman.