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WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World. " ids
Raiders.


READERS.
/ HAVE received many Testimonials from
L professional and medical men, a. nv alma
macs and various publications have shown, al
OF which are genuine. The following. from .
highly eddcated a popular physician in Gesr-
gia, ia certainly one Of the moet sensible con.
muuicsiions have ever received. Dr. Glenn
ent knows exactly what he speaks Of, and bis
testimony deserves to Re written in iettera ut
gold Hear What the Doctor says Of Bell.
Worm Destroyer:
VILLASow, WALKER CouSTr. Gal
Jvne 90. 1866
Dr.. John Ball Dear SIR: ] have reccntly
given your Worm Destroyer several trials. and
find it wonderfully -ftracious. II has not
failed in single instance to have the wished
for Eject. ! Am doing pretty large country
practice. and have daily use for some article
OF the kind am e. er IT, confess that knew
ui no remedy recommended by the sbiest au-
rhurs that is so certain ami spe.dy N its ef
fect> On the contrary. they uncertain in
the extreme. Ny "hjrct IN writing you. is to
hud cut upon what terms can get the nedr-
cine directly from YOU. II | can get il on
easy terms. ! shall use a great deal OF it. I
am aware tina, the use of such articles is con
trary TO the teachings and Practice OF q great
majority OF the regular line of NJ DIS, but I
see 10 just cause or good sense in discarding
a remedy which we know to be efficient, sim
ply because We may be ignorant of its combi-
nation. For my part, shall make il q rule
TO use all and any means to alleviate suffering
humanity which ! may be able to Command
not besitating because some one more inSeni-
Gus than myself may have learned its effects
first, and secured the sole right to use that
knowledge. However, ] am by no mesns an
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CETTINC MARRIED.

Essays poa Youxs Mes. on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
MARRIAGE-sish sure means OF relief for
the Ering and Unfortunate. diseased and de-
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Nisth b., PhilsdslpAis, Pa. neh1!l.
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After sixteen years of experience, We are
prepare 10 tir,Ii II a h.;ter Machine for the
purrns. of family sewing than any Other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chine are:
lst. Durability 1t will las: longer than any
other Mac iIae.
81. Ec ,ro,ny OF q read.
81. Simplicity and thoroushbess Of constrcc
ton.
4th. IL hss no shuttle. and makes the Lock
Stifch
5uh. Beauty ard excellence Of stitch, alike on
both sides of the fabric sewed.
9th. Strength. firmness anu durability OF seam
that viii not navel.
9Th. is wide range Of application to purposes
and material.
S!h. Compac;ness and elegance of model and
finish.
9th Speed and ease Of operation and manage
mcut, and quietHess Of movement.
lo,h. !, has fifteen pieces less than any shut
tie machine. table included.
llth. II ha. fever pieces exposed to wear than
any other Lock Stitch NJ ,c,.iae.
ETH Ii il the most simple in construction.
and easiest adapted to different kinds OF
work; it can he changed from coarse to fine.
or fiom fine work TO coarse, where a change
of needle, thread, length of stitch and ten
zion are required. in less time than any 9th
er machine.
1t is deservediy The
MOST POPULAR MACI1Ila
FOR
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A LADY Who has been cured of great res.
"A voos 3ebility sites many yesrs Of risesy,
desires 10 make ksosn 70 all fellow sufferers
the sure means Of relief Address, enclosing
stamp. MRS. II. MERRITT, r. o. Box
6038. Boston, Mas. and the prssesiptioo
villa cent free By retain mail. dsees4.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.!
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
Smifh's Tonic Syrup has been counterieited
and the couuterieiter brought IN grief.
SMITHS TONuC SYRUP.

The seauiae article must have DR.. JoHS
BuLL's private stamp on each bottle DR..
JonS BULL only has the right to manufacture
and sell the original JoHS J. SsrrH's TONIC
SYRUP, of Louisville. Ky. Examine well
the label on each bottle. If nv private stamp
is not on each bottle. do not purchase, or you
viii b. deceived. See my column advertise
mens. anil my show card. will prosecute
any one infringing on my right The genuine
Snrrm's TenIc syavp can only be prepared By
nyselE The public's servant.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S, 1863. inch. 81.
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BULLS
CEDR0N BITTERS.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
Arksnsas Heard From.
Tcstimovv Of Mra;r., Ne.

hcNumony Of Medical Men.
SroSY PoiST. wHry Co, Aax..,
May %. 1866.
d. yshn BsL-Dssr Sir: Last February
vas in Louisville purchasing drugs. and got
some Of Jour SassapArilla and Cedron Bisters.
Ny son in-las, sho q with me in the store,
and has been down With the Rheumatism for
some sins. commenced on the Bifssys, and ssoa
fonnd his general health Improved. rsr7.
Dr.. Giss. sho has been 10 bed health, tried
them. and be also Improved.
Dr. Co6es, sho has been in bad health for
several yesss-sts.seh ssd beer efseset-:s-
proved very much By the use Of your Bitten.
Isdeed; The cedros Bisssn has eis en- roo great
popularity in this settlements. / think corA
cell great quantity Of your medicines dis
Fsll-espseiaiiyy your Cedron Bi,ters and Sas-
aapssills. Ship ne sis Menphis, care Of
Kicker ! Nicely. Respectfully.
B. WALRER-
Prepared By Dr.. IONS Buzz. at his Lsbsrs
tory. Fihh sssset, LeuisvilIs, ~.
March u, 1s7oLly.
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A j Haskell Town Co Re-
serve Lime Kiln
j R Whitehead reserve 10 Q
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Hotel Arsivals--uuy 8.
MILLS HOUSE.


J. D. Robertson, Bullion; Edw. Pickering,
S. Z. olney, Ginciunat; A. Fl. hammond, h. H.
Poole, New YORK; Z. F. Deer, Philadelphia; Mrs
j. 5. Bradford and chlli Wasnugtuni acnry H.
Atheltou, N.w Hampshire; ]. n. Pauhling, New
York; Ira Day, Baltimore; F. Il. Wilder anu wife,
Miss Wilder, Albany; G. Wleimau Il. Fer mandz z,
New York; q H. Park, Dewitt Bryan, A. wyny.
wrn. J. Walsh, Savannah; Z. j hernandez It.
Louis.
PAVILION HOTEL.
W. r. Bivins, Jr, Mrs. Bvins, G. Rice, Savan-
nah; W. J. Lee, & ngsiree; j Fastening, oraR:e-
burg; T. o. Barnwell, Adaul's Run.
CHARLESTON HoTRL-
J. II. Brenner, 0htU;G ]. ter, Jr.; Mr.. and MIS-.
] d. Ezel, Columbia; P. ". Meiwin, j. r Scott
]. y. Martin, Savannah; Mss L. uiara Miss K
O'Hara, New York; g; Stevens and wife, hassa
chus ,tts; Hon. J. Bralley, wife, son and servant
r. Phillips, Washington, W. F. A. Mitchell and
wife, c. L. Applcgate, New York; W. r Deussch,
Mobile; W. H Gihlersleeve. ]. 3. Burden, South
Carolina; H. Onleord, Savannah; J. N. Martin
Aiken; f. c. Remer, Connecticut; j. 9. McPar
South Carolina; Mrs. J. e. Fleming and son, Hall
fax, Ms.
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WILSON'S New STAND.-One OF The brightest,
roomiest and best srrayed stores on King street
Is the new es tablishment OF Wilson & Bro, whose
business, built up by energy, tact and persistent
advertising In The NEWS, had long since out
grown tie capacity o. the modest staia on anson
street VIII ich they have occupied .nli! to-day. The
secrets of the remarkable success OF tfe'e live
Young Charleston merchapisis that :heT make
ir rule to keep nrst-class gnods which they sell
as cheap a. or little cheaper than, the chea9est
OF their competitions. and then they take care 10
let everybody know it. Their dollar tea Is The
specially which first lifted th' N prominently INTO
rusilc notice; and they ere det'' uineh. IN their
rew and really handsome st"rc, TO dtrote greater
attention than ever TO supplying their customers
with the very best and purest teas at the lowest
prices.
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ACADEMY OF MuslC.-The entertainment
las, night pas ed OFT with even more than usual
success. The three-aot comedy OF "EVeryhody's
Fr,endn contains mucn genuine humor, anu
Bishops "Maior Wellington De Bootsh Is as conf
cal a piece OF actin & as we have ever seen. MISS
Blanche 'UhapmaD played Ms. SwandoWn' Win
much spirit and grace, and tie rest OF the cast
were fairly good. The clog dancing was as USUAL
g. marked feature of The evening. There s not
much In the bur?esque OF "Jacs Sheppard out
bliss Ella Chap man makes TIE title role very De-
witching, and Bishop as the old apple woman was
perfectly irresistible b. any but confirmed hypo'
chondrlac. Mr. Joseph Parker, too, added much
t. the success OF he piece by his clever renaerng
of the English Bobby There Slli be grand mat
.nee to day at reduced prices, and performance
in the evening. to the advertisement OF which we
invite attention.
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susI NEss yor1 oEs.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. .-Furchgott, Ben
edlce & Co. respectfully announce to their friends
and the pubic that they have resolved to reduce
their stock, now the largest in the city, and will
during the next thirty days sell every variety Of
fine, fancy and staple dry goods, ,otthoM regard
10 cost. This is rare chanca for bargains, and
the ladies viii consult their interest by calling at
either Of our stores No 244 or No. 4S7 King street.
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ANOTHER LAUNcH.-The steamer Water Lily
kas successfully laun he'd at high water, half
past nine o'clock, on Thursday evening, frem the
shipyard Of Mr.. Peter Sebastian, near Bennett's
Mill. The steamer was sunk some three months
ago by collision with the Eliza Hancox in the
Savannah river, aud having been brought to
Charleston. has been thoroughly oyerhauled OF
late by Mr. George Opel. She will run between
this place and Edisto, Beaufort, St. Helena and
other places on the coast, under the care Of Cap
tain Sebastian, by whom and Mr.. Conners. her
present engineer she is owned. The steamer Is
lso feet long by 20 feet beam, and the neat amy
comfortable manner in which she has been fitted
I'D reflects great credit upon her repairer, Mr.
oppel. On the water she made splendid ap-
pearance.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-At a meeting ol the COM
mittee appointed BY the survivors, Association.
held last night, to assist the Ladies' Memorial AS.
ISOLATION in tile ceremouies Of Memorial Day, the
following subcommittee were appointed:
To supply evergreens, &c, for the ladies max
ING wreaths at the depository, Chalmers street,
on Monday, Nav Sth-George q. Moffett, chair.
man; 3. W. McTureous, Walter Steele, Ellison
On platform and decorations at Magnolia-H.
b. Olney, chairman: d. b. Gilliland, A. I. Smytne,
A. C. Magrath, Jr., W. J. Mccormack, Thomas a.
McCrady.
James G. Holmes, Jr. chairman; @. ]. C0lcock,
Jr., Major Hutson Lee, G. e. Mills.
On transportation per Northeastern Railroad.
F. X. Huger, Chairman; g. n: % Leltcn, A. W. Mar
On transportation per south Carolina Railroad
s. B. Plc4ens, chairman; Jno. s. Fairly, VIM.
H. Peronneau T. W. Bacot, Fl. ] Greer.
The respective chairmen are authorized 70
make such additions tc. their committees as may
he necessary.
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! THE TAXPAYERS MEETlNG.--The call fora
meeting of the taxsaylng ci2ns OF Charleston
County was responded TO yesterday by many Of
oar most prom.cnt and we thy properiy.lolders
who assembled at II NJ, 1T the Hibernlan Hall.
]. R. Boyls On, Esq, Was called to the chair, aud
William A. Kelly. Esq, ny request acted as SIC e.
tary. The following vice presidents were then
elected: Messcs Robert Alger, G. C. Trambu, NJ.
Fox and George Shrewsbury. colorai.
TIE president explained that the object OF the
meeting was to elec: delegates To represent the
taxpayers of the County Of Gha'ie ton in the COZ
yen,ian to he held in Conmhia nsxt week.
John II. Devereux, Esq. 10 behalf OF the tax
payers, and more especially of.the lahorlhg clas
ses, whose representatives upon this occasion he
claimed to he, offered the following resolu'l ms
Whereas Tpe Chamber OF Cnrhmerce and The
Roard OF Trade OF his city have publicly invited
the taxpayers uf Tile Siite 20 assemble IN ennVeh-
Iinn nj Columbia, for the purpose OF advising
with each other for their mutual protectl IN; ana
whereas this ,nea.iTg heiveS rh It there are just
and auificlgnt gra. a.lnds Inr the complaints set
forth In tue resolutions paSsr'i by sah' b"dies;
and whereas. the sal caVplatntS have neen gen.
erally aud nubllclv acknowledged ny men "l al
n,rties throughout tile > ate TO bp just ant well
founded Be it. the el0re.
ResOsped That we: the citizens Of Charles on,
Ia aVpayvr. and property n"loer9 III puoHc mee
ing aSseInpIed, do her'by endorse and apnruve
the action OF our fell,w.ctlzeus IN the honorable
bodies making the cAll.
Resolred That we do now proceed to the elec-
tion of two delegates anil Two aiternates RON ihe
ctlzens OF Chare.ton to the convention to be held
in Columbi.l on the second Tuesday i'll May, for
the purposes aforementioned.
The resolutions were adopted, and the presl-
dent appointed q committee OF seven, consisting
or messrs. q. R Fraser, K. S. Bruns, b.. n In.
Graham, L. D. Mowry, 3. 6'Seil. E. Lads'e, and
r. G. wilsius, to nominate suitable delegates for
the convention.
The committee retired, and, after a short ab.
sence, nominated w. B. Smith, Esq. as dele
gate, and Col. T. Y. Simnns ait"rrtte, George
shrewsbury, Esq, delegate. and NJ. Fox, ESQ.,
a. alternate The nominations were unanimou ly
confirmed, and the meeting adjourned.
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STEAM TO LLvERpooL.-Among the many
yonde S now to be seen at New York are the
massive aud splendid steamships which arrive
and depart regularly fri m that port for the pFn'
c!pal commercial centres OF Europe. These ad-
ralrsUIe specimens OF mechanical skill have peen
constructed by British capital and industry, and
aze a onumeuts OF the enterprise and ingenuity
of the present age. On the route TO Liverpoot
the competition is SO sharp that the steamers
running TO that port are built on,the most ex-
tended scale, and combine the highest qualities.
Messrs Williams & Guioa, OF No. 65 Wall street,
Rev York, are agents for q line earing the oest
reputation, an advertisement of which appears in
sur columns this morning. These vessels are IN
ali respects frst-class, commanded by able on
GERS, aud, as freight and passenger ships, have
no sunerors on the water. Our New York
steam lines CT which Msssrs. James Adger Co.,
Wagner, Hpger Co. and W. a. Courtenay are
agents, form close connections with these vessels,
and passengers and freights for Liverpool will
meet with accommodating dispatch by this reute.
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READ THE SUNDAY TINES To.MoRRow.

SALE OF ". G. WHrLDEN d Co.'s Stock
BY the advertisement published In another
column, it will be seen that there wiz he one more
auction sale tonight at Whilden's store, in King
street, at O'Clock, when the usual variety OF
goods will be offered for sale.
Afer to night the auctions will be temporarily
discontinued, aud the store will be opened next
week and the stock offered at private sale at cost.
During this week the wholesale stock in Hayne.
street will be disposed OF at auction.
We advise all who desire bargains to be on the
alert, as the goods are going rapidly.
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BRUTAL MURDER IN YoRK.-0n Monday
morning last or plantation belonging to the
esSse OF the late George Steele, near NcConnells'
Vile, in York County, Peter Culp, negro man.
murdered his wife, Lucinda, under circumstances
Of great brutality, his weapon being common
hoe. Being arrested by his fellow negroes. Culp
con cessed The deed.
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PnoroGRApu ALBUMS CHEAPER THAS EVER |!
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, IS cents: old
.rce 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents: old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings Fl; old nricc ST. 25. In Velvet and Lea
;ier Bindings. 81 20: old prlceus 30.
HKsEL Sr. BAZA tI,. ASD No. 16l KING ST..
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SCNDAY-ScHooL CELEBRATIoN.-The ami.
ve-sary oflhe Wentworth Street Lutheran Sun
school will be celebrated tomorrow after
noon. The exercises will commence at ial!-past
CLOCK and will consist OF sing ng by the pupils
in.erspersed with speeches aud dialogues. From
the programme which we have seen, 1t will no
doubt be an interesting occasion. The public
are invited
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Prizes FOR THE MARtoSS.-At the establish
ment Of Messrs. Carringtoa & Co. can be seen
several beautiful silver prizes presented to the
Marion Steam Fire Engine Company by Messrs.
b. r Peake, George Strong and ". a. Bradley,
to be contested for by target shooting. oa the 18th
Instant when the company will go on its annual
nicnir.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA AT NEW YORK
dispatch to the agents announced the srrlVal
OF this splendid passenger steamship early yester-
Gay, after pleasant voyage from this city.
The South Caroiisa OF the same line, sails hence
ca Tuesday afternoon 9th instant, from pier No. 2
Union Wharves.
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YoRKvIILE A MONEY ORDER PosTcrICE.-
The Possmas;er-General has designated the
yo.syllle office as q money order Office OF the
isecond class" The necessary arrangements,
however, Cor the Issuing and paying OF orders Will
no. be completed until the first OF Julf next.
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DEATH or A WORTHY CrrIzEN.-Everybody
will be sorry 10 hear Of the death Of W. E. Mar
shall! the welknown and popular barber of
Broad street, which occurred yesterday. Mr.
Marshall had been in bad health for mauy months.
Els funeral will take place tomorrow.
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GRAND CoNCERT.-In another column will
be found the programme OF a grand concert to
be given at the Freundschaftsound Hall on Tues.
day evening next, In aid Of the building fund OF
st. Johns lutheran Sunday School. The style OF
the pieces selected shows that the concert Is no
ordinary one. With the good object in view,
which must appeal strongly to every one, the hall
cannot fail TO be crowded.
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The TELEGRAPH TO THE UP-CoUNTRY.-W
are Informed by the Anderson Intelgencer that
the telegraph line now being constructed along
the Greenyille and Columbia Railroad, will be
prough: directly to Andcrs n. Enough wire has
been purchased TO complete the line to Anderson.
After the connection has been made between An.
derson ard Columbia. the line viii be rapidly
completed TO Greenvlne and Abbeville.
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PRIZES FOR THE CHILDREN AT THE ACADEMY
To.DAY.-Mr Ford has kindly consented to give
a matinee this afternoon for the pleasure Of the
children OF Charleston. The Academy will be
opened at half the usual rates, and Bishop and
the Chapman Sisters will perform both In comedy
and burlesque No better enjoyment Can be
Given to the children than Is condensed in two
hours of these performances, in addition to which
prize Ill be given to every child as souvenir Of
the occasion. These prizes embrace watches,
colortropes, tops Of rare execution. lovely dolls
transparent states, premium bundles OF candy, in
which there Is also watch, and scores OF beauti-
rul h!ngs which have never been distributed in
Charleston.
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HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is the
great blood purifier; thoroughly cleauses and re.
novatesthc entire system, and readily enters into
the circulation OF the blood; after purging with
Hclmbold:s Grape Pills, the foul humors that have
accumulated in the system for years. Both are
carefully prepared according to the rules Of Phar-
macy AMI Chcms,r :, aud are thoroughly reliable.
test Of twenty years has proved this. Try
them.
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By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

ON TUESDAY, sthDAY OF MAY, AT
" at IL O'Clock A. NJ, Will be sold near the
Old Postonnce Broad street, 4
All that LOT OF LAND with the BRICK STORE
thereon, known by the No. ~, situate,
lying and being on the east side Of. East
Bay street IA few doors rcrth CT the Post.
ofice,) in the ity Of Charleston, IN the State
aforesaid, measuring and containing In front,
twenty.nine (29) feet six t6D inches, and IN depth
one hundred and nineteen Qle) feet, more or less;
tutting and bounding 70 the Horth on lands now
or late OF E. q. Locke to the south on lands Of the
estate OF Condy to the east on lands late oiRhett
& Robson. and to the west on East Bay street
aforesaid. hf3M@ am
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. apr17
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. The cases
Of the United Stat.a aeainst VIM. Graham, Joseph
Grant, VIM. Wright AMI Chas. ID. Brown, for vot-
ing under. age were discontinued. Those OF the
United States against Geo F. Mclntyre, for tam
.pertng with ballots, and sgainst Vim. G. Pinck-
1ey, for iftimldating voters, were continued.
James Hamilton pleaded,gnilty to the charge OF
voting more than once, and was sentenced to be
imprisoned for three months ana TO pay the costs
of prosecution.
The grand Jury made ihe:- presentmeat as TO-
lsws: :.
The grand jury of the United. States Court for
the District OF South Carolina heg leave to pre-
sent: That In accordance with instructions from
your, Homer, they visited the county jail OF
County ana nsy S9oS o. es tns
iacrs: The lower foor OF the Jail. needs repair
and Drainage. The watercecks on all the doors
leaS, and the water is damaging the aeors and
ceilings and Is likely to cause sickness unless re-
pare The-u.c OF covered buckets and dlslnfcc.
tants is recommended lot tht better protection Of
the health OF the prisoners Inc lall requires
cons siderable patching and whitewashins. an" IS
In bad condition excepting the lower, which Is IN
admirable order. Tie iare OF the prisoners is lu
sufficient. consisting OF 75 pounds Of meat day
thal, OF which is bone) served out With mnsh 10
81 persons once q dav. Thev receive hut one
other II cal q day, insisting OF mush only. The
grand jury recommend that bread he added 10
the fare, anu that the amount uf ra'ions be in'
creased
TIE grand jury cali attention to the defective
condition or the building now occupied as Fede-
raj Courthouse Tho clerk'S Gtfice needs Il vault,
or some place of similar charac'er for the safe
Ecepng OF records. The reco' ds OF court are now
kep IN wooden closets that Offer no protection
az INST fire and but little against thieves. Inc
wlsJuws and wi dow cases are so n'. aud poorly
constructed that the constant rafting II the sumc
interrupts she progress of business 10 the court
The Jury ROOM is nsulliclcntly provided WIN ac
need repairs. The grand jury is Informed that
the sum uf $4,000 was appropriated Some two
years ago to repair ana improve The Courthouse
hnt that no part of 1t has been use Tor that pur
pose.
j. r. ZEALY Foreman.