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state of South Carolina,
ORANaEpUna COUSIN. 2

10 the Hoa. r. B, Ca,peater-, i,eesitliisg
Jndge, First Circuit:
The Grand Inquest for said County
ofthc January Term, 1870, beg leave to
submit to your IIonor's consideration the
following presentment:
We have visited all The public Offices
aac buildings within said county aud
upon careful examination thereof arc
prepared 10 report to your Honor that
their respective conditions reflects much
credit upon theiroccupants. -
The Jail we fiud to be substantial
structure; eonpetcntly calculated to sup
ply the purposes for which it was erect
ed; Dir. lucas will complete it in q few
weeks, which, when done, our county, ms
was said in the present Immediately pre-
ceeding this one, eau boast of having a.
place not only secure for the safe custody
of prisoners, but also for it's beauty, Gu
paciousness aud durability.
Tho various apartments of che Jail
are Kept in cleanly and healthful CON.
dition. Some Of the prisoners complnin
of not being furnished with sufficient 70
eat, but the Grand Jury respectfully sub
nits that they are unable to say whether
this complaints made by the inmates SIM
ply because they arc prisoners, and hence
not satisfied with anything connected
with their condition, or whether it pro-
cceds from want actually experienced.
We have carefully aud minuteiy in
'vestigated, as directed by your Honor.
the alleged carelcssncss on the part of
the Sheriff and Jail-keeper said 10 have
resulted in the escape of some of the
prisoners from the Jail, and we Gnd that
said escapes did not result in consequence
of dircliction Of duty, either on the
part Of the Sheriff or JaiIer, but hap.
pened thus: II appears that the lower
doors of the Jail were not finished at the
time, and the keeper could not, as he does
II
now, secure them behind him on going
| up to give the inmates their food and
this they appeared to have known, as
| their actions snow Tor Ii was whiic the
Jailor was in the act OF Introducing
their food through the door, that they
jumped upon him and choked him
dewn, thence mixing their exit, there
being no obstruction below, as above
stated, to prevent 'egress after their sell
doors had been opened. But this caS
OCCUR no :::::Sss :::S:s, &c the doors below and
above have been completed and are
strong and secure. And the Grand j Jufy
are of the opinion that 'tis iinpraetioablc
for persons hereafterto TO escape from the
JAIL If It's Keeper judicioasly observes
his duty 80. az sisf
Tho Poor House we find in proper
condition the paupers are well fed and
taken care Of otherwise
4 The Offices ofthe Clerk Of the Court
Shsfiff, Judge OF Probate, and that iof
tho Auditor with the rest, We repast kept
according to aystem and method But
there IS ono deficiency ia each Of them
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IN THE COURT OF .PRolsa

WnEaEAs Joseph j. Douglas hath kDpli.,,
TO nc for Letters of Administration a., the
burg County, deceased.
q These are therefore 10 cite and adl6onish
an and singular tho kindred and creditors or
the said deceased, TO DO and appear befors
mo ut Court of Probate Cor the said Coma +
~ to he hoiden at torangeburE on the i5sh
day of January, 1870, Hls10 o'clock a M
10 show cause if any. -shy the said Ad,nirii,-
Given slSs'lns'eS onasr ns h%ns sFgElfs; sB,l ;Ss
Cona, this day or Jaathpr AS 8Is1
iS1O, and - the ninety AsaYs Ysss : eas 80, :.
gncrican maepe,taencc. s;sss ss.is'ss :, ~
THAD.5 %, ANDREWS. si.sSssI
Jan S--s Judge o. Pp6hkte ssss
NT1TM The TJsssS sr,ss = Z
i otfers his scrYissa,4s 8 ll on. n To-
the Citizens Of 0rangebarg Comfy. Work Y
done promptly and at reasonable rates. I, u &
Jan s--atFts 4. +, UIHTuS,
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Sheriff s Sales.

By virtue of sundry wriis Of Fl. "a. to me
directed win sell to the highest bidder,
at 0rangeburg Court House, on the firsi
aiouaaF in February a iext, for cash the
ibilcwjhg property
One lotof land in the Town of BrancHFiflc.
containing two acres more or less. aud bound
ed by the So. ca. X. r.. J. Feller Meyers
and others Levied on as the properly OF
W. III. Houck, admir- Lcngnick & Sell.
ALSO
One tract of land containing AS acres
more or less, bounded north by H. Riggs.
east hy Old Charleston Rnad, south by j.. w.
u. Dukes and west by Edis,o River. ~
Sd ALSO,
One other tract containing $50 acres more
or less. and bounded on the north by J. IS.
u. Dukes, east by w. r. McRewn. south by
Henry Dickson and west by A. D.. Frederick
Levied on asthe property of ID. Il. Barton ut
the suit Of o. B. Riley, Admir-.
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so plainly apparent that ne eannot urge
the necessity OF supplying of it With too
much Importance. In each Of these
Offices there nro private md public diucus
ments, and records of yast consequences,
andsyet those vino are SO much interest
nd in their security and preservation
from from ire, mus If it comes, soc
them swept away, perhaps, in minutes s
time.
There are. for instance, 10 the ofiicc Of
County Auditor, the books containing
the recent assessments Of the personal
property Of this County, the tax on
which has not yet been collected. Now
these clone, If destroyed, would cost the
County over two thousand dollars, (for a
re-assessment would necessarily foliow,)
ncrefthnn wenM purchase s.fes for each
Of the Offices. s. 2 f'e',s Q p ,isa. (
| Aud this is only one item. There are
in the Office of Probate Jadgs bonds 10
the amount of two hundred thousand
doiinrs, iu whose istte FIJI = many are vitally
interested, yet shey have no guarantee of
their non.destruction. a'
But us more potent argument in
favor of what wo urge, We have only to
cite your IIonor's attention 10 the losses
u hich Beaufort County recently sus-.
tanned in the destructieb Of her Court
House by fire. There were no safes there
aud the pubic arctbieves, documents aud
records were all destroyed. s"' -
We would therefore, urgently recom-
mend that safes be furnished to all TIE
public officers in whose contents the pub
lie are SO much interested, aud private
citizens have so much ut stake. ~
We would also call your Henor's ut.
tention to the fact that when jurors are
summoned here to serve the State. ut n
great expense to- themselves, 'twould be
but right, when paid of in Jury Tickets,
to have some arrangements made to have
the Tickets cashed by the County Treas.
urer as soon rs the Juries are dismissed.
There are many, known have Jury,
Tickets, given to them for two Sessions
back, who have not been able to have
them cashed yet. Even the merchants
will not take them a, so per ccut dis
count. And in the mind of tho Grand
Jury, some screw must entirely be loose,
or turning in the wrong direction.
80 Aud ip conelusion We would say that
there are four persons at the Poor House,
living upon the public, who are able to
support themselves if discharged there
,uaoI.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted.
j. FIELDER MEYERS.
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Executors Sale.

, by permission of the Hon. Judge or ps,l s
bate for 0rangehurg County. 1 viii Offer. 81 y
public cutlery, mt the iate Tesidehce of Z. IN
+. Dant,ler, "a. , deceased, on Saturday. Pebraa..
Two hundred iand ff,y-avsi acres 81 lana.
Terms cash. seq
Y. NJ. ssGITH. ses
8SHcaten Iett iili sd Tee.asessl,t ss Z ss ss -
f. Dapztler. : rs = =
jan ~ f,e q a
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0BITU A r Y.

DIED--At her residence in 0rangeburg, s.
g., GU sas ?ssi January, 1875. ia ihs bi;.E
year Of her age, Mrs. ANN @. MURR0W,
wife Of o. II. Murrow, Esq
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nicksola ,Gecd.-4OO Bushels
H. of Select Cotton Seed, raised from
''Dickson's Select Seed. The quality gusran-
teed. For sale in quantities TO suit purchas-
,ers. Apply to
"2ss Fr''ip' JAMES BROWNE, r.
q jan 15--tf AT Cartmill q yince's Store.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
CHARLESTON. s. G..

DURING THE WEEK COMMENCING
Monday, January "a, 1870, this mag,
nificent Temple Of heIDrama and Music VIII
be occupied by the Eminent ShakesporiaI
Scholar and Comedian, Mr.. JAS. ii. Hack
EFT, wholwill appear as Shakeapears Fall
staif.Jy Mr.. Hackett's last engagement was ed
Booths Theatre, N. Y. ending on Christmas
Eye-itwRs q success that compelled this
Fnmons Scholar 10 appear as Sir John Fai
staff continuously for over one month. 8
mr. Jno. r. Ford, the Charleston Manager.
formerly of Ford's Theatre, Washington, d.
O., has secured Mr.. Haekctt's next appear
IS. O. .Ar. jan ls--lt#
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG-IN -EourrY.

Frederick w vost. B. F. Parlor, Bill to
vs. }Foreclose
James +. Griffin. Mortgage
Under the decree in this case. l will sell
nt Ornngcbarg, on the first Monday in Feb
rnary, for onc-i,alf cash, balance on credit
Of twelve months, secured by bon,i with iu-
terest from date. with taertgage of the
premises. the following real cstate:HS
All the right, title and interest which
james +. Griffin and Elizabeth L. Griffin had
IN and to the real estate whereof the late
siins Griffin died seize'l and possessed. siiu-
ate in 81. Matthews Parish, in the County of
0rangeburg.
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E.I 81 81 Is VS.
CONSUMPTION g REN0YAT0R.
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II 81 fff ~ 80. IS q stSs
This pledicin. /, I. !, {. So, !, :. !,
beIiig the concentr rslcd auid extr.st ~ g..
aspari,a sa, , united With other vaIusble nsdi-
s,,s e,nal Herbs, and is guaranteed as sLsaiesiIy
~. r,,r
scpopr,, !. -, ,,s.aa ~ %
't'p ',si' Sf'Fs sf'N visiPTioN isl
rh;.
purifyipg ami - sompounded expressly Tor
infirmities, going at once TO the ss
Tumo1s, c,sa.umn,;aa S,,naa,. J, !, !. i.
sgu Rh,nm ~. ;yf1,a', 81, .ssM 1ssA7''oas,
,;om a,i NOV That the pron.iscnous raecina-
aust sillanous lissa -. "e iu.e. war bred tls
Was taken from Ala ..,,s 20 sse.pasipf Ppe
full Of scrofulo,s sDrcs ',s Tys psEssns
SThcn of co,,r., A. II u W,
fulous patienr we,s 9I tse scro-
men, otherwise wiib, ~ oiooa q
became infected a,;lsa seAses, an aha both g
eb;ldre, ,i,,s,. nnke - hen, yemen AMI 81
WORLDLY Diseased from, ,h;s ;ne ssI arg most
not until few months aaa knen
HrNRy,s WIG oi.it 81
,,.,;., : Tvs ios stENovAToR =
helleses iie Entire System of Pains and 2
,S1s eni1vcns the spirits, aud sends new 2
blood i.tls J, ~ & q 80 =
= BOUNDING THROUGH gvFny5 vpf,rs.ss
- 10 y i It,ip,,,,, ,,,.s !. 81 a 3
:, !, . - va = q -. s.
=, ".'ny pft.Jf'teness TO lie kyr, III
a n"jR ~ Gsoar fostlle CAee1, f1tsi,s VI
, II l:l.,irue., n, ,,e .Jo,..I jl1,,I>s'
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5 J,on,,,. ,., ,a- 81 81 p
he ~. ra.o osSh rescued, 90 ere, from a
his great IS.,ae,Iy ~ = fiinely Use Of
+ 2 80. ;sss, 81 3 -. ~. !;
EXTRACTS FRt,,f v,pye,ts,, : ,,s,.,,,,,;,,., ).
.poctor 80. : = 5. !. : !.
before that j. had no st;n sl;aaasn s ngsp,.a
ad n bottle of your .ftonst;ta.:',. '1.iL M
ont mo h., IL - ~ Ion . yatcr, =
Inferred fortunes will, running arr. ST.. 8
used two bottles am Mi geIfs se,es,,t : ~.
mali sore on the calf or len leg and tI.t
Citing we'll fnsts'i i-sa,5-. s
This from n la,ly-..And now INV sss;r i..'s-ss
clear and fair ms 4 babe,s My eoll;,,ls s;a,ss
hanks to your sRenoya,or, 2 is beautiful. a y
Yes yes, may weif say silcIl relief ives. 81.
nkuown To i,e before. EneIosc.I, t,,.., :.
ollars for 3siS bo:iisst; Two Fanatics here z
i' ~ 'Uass was ~, :, n,,,.,, .,.,, /.
our remedy seems VITO s,.. y piiiiis.
end I3bnttlcs per Esprrss - ,,5s' ea's mug 'aa'.
ons,itutiop Rsaoyaior I..v. rss ,na, ss.'.ssof
Rsstsr .i,,, se,ss,e.s1aa,'. Please -sgass !
our CONSTITUTION, Esnsva,or.s r.si' 1a1 . .
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GIIANO


RITOsPIEATEs, III.
TFyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL KEEB. AND
III and receive orders for th following
STANDARD FERTILIzERS, tel be sold stt
AGEET's PRICES, adding FIeigli aud
.Drnyage. = TX & E g 3. ~
sWANDO.
CAROLINA. 81
lICKsoN.
Also win si,end 10 enc purchstpg Of
LAND PLASTEd
DISSOLVED Rene.
z The PERUVIAN GUAEO iaof STANDARD
quality, dicect from Agent. !
Also for sale supply Of
IS ,RocKpoRT sToNEA,TME.
/! Western YELLOW PINK R}E SEED Po-
TATOES.l ~ sai33f1i itssti 80 -. ~ p1sa -
Z, e.:lGs sgrTs, , EARLY SOAR PEAS.
Psr.iss wishing to procure
u fs.,ft, III ~, Z ~ y iSrs -a
I'd. COTTON PLANTERS
in time for this crop. or apylo the above
FERTILiZERS.'s should not dcisrordcripg TO
the latest moment.
The usual supply Of GROCERIES,, TO.
BACCO, &c.s ON hand, sold low for cash, or
best prices allowed IN barter Tor RICE,
PEAS, &C., &c. s,f.e5
y 5lrph JOHN a. HAMILTON.
t'.,tpg,.i ~ sti,.. 81 < Market Street.
Il jan 10 1y oct . !,
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AIM A RS
I sTRAYEIso Or sTOIEY

~ From the Stables of w. A, j. iSisironk sflssy
on on, the night Of the 9th inst. one SerycIgss
HORSE, of an ordinary size, has marks an
his back from the Saddle, and stands Fysrv
sra siraignt guy ON hls leit fore foot. Any iRsorGas
will be thankfully received BY & 81 q
- = tfsGtNG. T.. s. sISTRUNK,
ist'its 81. Matthews, IS. p
4. +. O. SISTRFJNIS ktys ~ " :
jan s--tf Orangebnn,rs s. ! " sssi,sssfss
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EXTRACTS FROM yARIors /. .e4srssp,

!, Doctor, was raccinated in the hospital,
had a bottle,of your &C Constitution Eenoy5f6t.
sent me by Mr. Roper, of Columbia.
suffered forturcs with running sores. Sinea
! used two bottles am ail wei exeeI,t q
small sore on the caifor len leg. and tl,,.f -;
rettinr we'll f,.s ., q .sS. s' Way. 'psse =
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ms Hlcdicine IS known to the faculty a.
pe'ng e., the concentrsfed auid extract of ser.
fspariiia united with other. valuable ,nsJi-
c.nai herbs, and 10 guaranteed ns sl,smicsiIy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-23
Arnautka Spring Wheat.

suRRY, n. H., March 10th, 1870
Editors Journal IL saw few lines in
the Journal, written by one A. D. Arms.
January ~, 70, in which he states he sowed
six pounds Of the above mentioned wheat
aud raised ninety pounds,-fHeen pound.
from one, Last April, Hon. A. II. Cragin
sent me small package of the same whea,
from the Agricultural Department, shipped
from Odessa, Russia. The package contained
but tribe over one pint. | sowed il on
rather poor land, but sowed on one busbol Of
hen manure The birds and fowls got some
OF It before knew il, and had to cut it
very green. | threshed out and cleaned up
f'0tnty-nine quarts of the largest berry, and
the whitest, that / ever saw. Ifany one eoes
ahead viii try again.
Yours truly. s. WILDER.
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LIST. Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
ID, " Registered Bonds with Coupons at
tached."
Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons de-
tached"
and should be des grated by Correspondents in spec
flying The class Of bonds desired.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run from January ls
$50, with interest Al SIX per cent per from Nov
emher {, 1900
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NE IMPORTANCE or THIS ROAD AS A NEW
OUTLET FROM THE WEST TO THE SEA

le superiority az East and West route and the
promise 90 an Immense and profitable trade awaiting It's
completion have drawn to 1t the attention and cooper
alton Of prominent Capitalists and Railroad men Of this
CITY OF sound Judgment and known integrity whose
connection with IT, together with that Of eminent cti-
zeus and business men Of Virginia and West Virginia.
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heut &dtertise
OrFcr OF FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN COY
ERNMENT SEC RITES.
NOS NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,


FEBRUARY 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended nogotia-
ton az the Loans " the CENTRAL PAciuc RAILROAD
CoNPANr aud the WssrEnS PAcific RAILROAD Gov
rASr, and the popularity and credit which these Loans
have maintained In The markets both In thisicountry
and Europe, have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds
Of wisely aud honorably -managed Railroads are
promptly recognized and readily taken the most suit
able sale and advantageous form Of inrestnent yield
Ing more liberal income than hereafter be derived
from from Government Bonds and available to take
their place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation Of
pcror Railroad Loans, are meeting great public
want and rendering valuable scrvicc-both to the
holders OF Capital AID to those great National works
Of Internal improvement whose intrinsic merit aud sub
stauta character onto them to the use Of Capital and
che confidence OF nyestors-We now offer with special
confidence aud satisfaction the
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IRaameH, FEB. 2Sth, 1870.

Manure may be spread upon the surface
Of the orchard 1t should never be put in o
heap around the trunks where it does no
good, hut harm
-Plow no water-soaked land Many a
field Of heavy soil is damaged for the whole
season by being plowed before the water is
out Of it, aud the labor Of subsequent TIN ge
is greatly increased.
Iowa is larger than New York or Penn.
syyania, larger than New England without
Maine, aud more productive than all Of them
put together. She has thirty five million
acres Of rich black mould aud to-day a clean
iurrow can be turned over thirty million of
these acres. Although less than five millions
are under cultivation, they produced last year
eighty'hye million bushels Of grain.
The rotation on the Geddes farm is this
all the manure goes on a two.year-old clover
sod, and Is ploughed in; corn is planted, the
next year barley, then wheat and clover. and
grass-seed is spread the following spring. 1t
furnishes good fall pasture when the wheat il
cut is moved the next year, and also gives
crop of clover seed. Thea it is pastured
year. receives the manure, and goes the five
year round again.
"A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer
sowed five acres Of wheat last year. Ga one
and one-iourth acres he spread twenty-five
loads Of rotten barnyard manure, aud har.
rowed il in with the wheat On that portion
of the field the yield was twice as largo as on
the portion not MANFRED. He also sowed Eve
acres Of rye, and in the spring spread twenty
loads Of fresh baruyard manure on one acre
OF 1t, and got more rye from that acre than
from the other four acres
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=. lrlr -. - LAW" ~ 'S'N'
Mes'rs, Editors 49, A subscriber" in.
quires through the columns of the Watch.
man, "what will cure warts on cows teats
without injury TO the GOVT" will say for
his benefit that have tried, with the best
results thesimple remedy Of greasing the warts
1so,oHgAfy' witt fresh lard, morning and
night after milking.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE NEW BOOK,
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WESTERN ROUTE,
" -VfA-
A YERs sABSAPARILLA,


The reputation th. excellent medicine enjoys Is de-.
Ions. lntoferatc of Scruhous disease where he
system seemed saturated with corruption. have been
orders which wer. aggravated hy the scrolous contain
nation until they were painfully amictiug have been
lauleliy cured u sum great plumbers ID almost every
section 90 The country that The public scarcely need
hc Informed OIL virtues Or uses.
Scru.uiou- poison Is one 90 the most destructive enc
us ol our race. Often, this unseen and uufelt tenant
o. ihc organism undermines the constitution, aud invite
the attack % cnieehln- fatal discnsrs without exc
ing suspicion Of Is presence Again ID seems TO hfeed
injection throughout the body, aud then ON some favor
able OCCASION rapidly develop into one or the other
IN the latter tubercle- may he suddenly drposited
te lung or heart or tumurs formed iu the liver %
shoNs pc presence hy cfuptons the skin. or foul u
cefatluus on some parts Of the body. Hence tho
qua use OF bottle OF this Sariapaia is udrsabe even
When no active symptoms OF disease appear Person.
ameled WIN me following complaints generally lud inn
this SARSAPARfLLAi ST. AnihsHy', IRE. Ross or En-
sipfhs Ifitcr, SAT- Rhem Soad Hsad, Rinqteorn, sof
Set"oHs disease Also IN tho more concealed fofns
DsPpsd, Dropv Hfarf Dlfair, FITS. Euiifpsy eariJ1,
ana the various bcfroH affections vt tho muscular and
nervous systems,
shW or Ienersai and MfrcTai Diseasss are cured By
l though long time is required for suhdulng these OBJ
stluate maladies by any medicine But long continued
use OF TINS medicine VIII cure the compliant Lsuc0r
fh9a or bhs. tffruf Uicfrafions and fefaafe Deasf
are commonly relieved and ultimately cured by it
purifying and migrating effect. Minute Directions f0T
each case are found q our Almanac supplied grat..
Rhtumaiifn and Gonf when caused BY nccumuatons of
e1trane0ua matters IN the blood Yield quickly 10 IL A.
also Liver Complaints T0rDidfp Congcsfioa or aaafs
o. lle i,o ahl Jmndice when arising, they often do
nom tle ranking posons IN the hloOd This SARSAPA-
RLLA Is great rcstorer the strength and yigor Of
the system. Those who are Lgaid and Ii,s. Dsspon.
dent etpess and troubled with Nervous sppFslsH5ons
moss viii find immediate relief and convincing evidence
OF IT. restorative power upon trial