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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

DELL Co. in the Clerks Office of the District ourt
ef the United States for the Southern District Of
: The Norway Seed Oats, Startling
Frauds in the Sale of Counterfeit
seed, Interesting Facts, Profitable
Farming. How to Pay Mortgages,
Where to get Genuine Seed, Who
Recommends Them.
We have been to considerable expense in putting
farmers their guard against the frauds that
being perpetrates the sale of Seed Oats, but
until recently did realize the mas nitude of these
swindles H. w. Marshall. of Cincinnati, Ohio, has
issued circular much the ntents of which has been
copied from ours. that he is authorized
agent for the West fer the sale of the Ramsdel
way Oats seed We informed by reliable parties in
Cincinnati that he has sentout Hdlfa Million of
these circulars, and is receiving thousands orders
He swncler, has had any of our seed nor any
communication with US.
n. p Boyer Co. p, blishers of a country paper
somewhere in Penn, issued a circular in similar man
ner, claiming 10 have seed, but when exposed
the fraud they changed their tactics, and are NV
advertising tn they import seed from Norway This
dodge Is ridiculous in view of the fact that seed
came from Norway, and that filling orders
from that country that farmers likely
to be deceived by it Samples sent u.s. which same
from tnem, nave Deen pronounced New brunswick
Oats by hundreds Of farmers who examined them
Other parties selling what they claim to be seed
at prices varying from Sl50 So per bushe all
raned, or course, and some Some of
these parties honest but themselves deceived
in the purchase of seed last year Out of twenty
pies sent US of Norway Oats, now being advertised,
only two were genuine. We cannot 30 through
the whole list but the above facts sufficient We
sve o To request that those who buy of such parties
and disappointed in their crops will condemn
our seed, as some did last year
Facts and figures have already been published, show
ing by as reliable testimony be foand land
that the Ramste Norway oats will produce from twice
three times much to the and of better
quality. stand up better and hardy any
other known oats. They have been awarded forty
rst premiums, the late State and County fairs in
competition with all the varieties grown which
Larger number than awarded to any agricul
tural improvement in nge year. Among the lead
ing journals that have recommended them, may be
mentioned the American Agrculturist, New York
iubune. Moore's Rural New Yorker, Independent,
n \. Observer, Methodist, Christian Advocate, West
ern Rural, Prairie Farmer. Advance, Toledo Blade,
and others We can only present u few specimen
extracts showing the character The letters receised
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
.ROBACK' 5

called, are merely aoisIti,oasly stuff,
sold as a bererage. DR.. Robacks
Bitters are not a beverage IN any
sense Of the acord, but contain the,
most erpeasire drugs knOoon 10
science for the radical cure of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all eases achere q tonic and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

StlnluLdnt are
required. They
restore the Uital
forces an q re-
nldrkdble degree,
and giUe tone to
the system.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

SoRK THR AT. Cough, Cold, and similar
troubles, If suffered to progress, result in
serious pulmonary sffectiC ms, OF entimes in
durable. Browns Bronchial Troches' reach
directly the seat IF the disease, and give
almost instant relief Thev have been thor
oughly tested, and maintain the good reputa-
ton the. have justly acquired. As there are
limitations, be sure and obtain tn genuine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

The great srtesian we'll at the insane
asylum, at st. Louis, has been abandoned
to its fate, on account of the sulphurous
water which continues to flow from it. An
attenpt to plug off the sulphur water at q
depth of about ], 500 feet proved failure,
nd the well lie entirely useless
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

SEE ADVERTISEMENT of DIR. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed Book for the mIilion-MAR-
RIAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

WY not insure when you can have equal
rights with the ether policy holders In the
well established Washington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

IL IS nO1c eiercn
gears since DR..
Ro6dek, the cell
e6rdted Slceclish
physician, from
Stockholm, Sue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
HOW TO GET SEED.

Our price is $3.50 per bushel 81 per half bushel
g. 80 peck For the convenience of those wishing
to experiment, we will send rs by mail. postpaid.
for 81.
While seed varies in weight from 36 TO 46 Ms TO the
bushel will sell by the standard OF - lbs TO bushel
which is enough to seed acre OF good gr und Send
money with order by draft Post Uce order or regis
forod loffar xaffh or nj Our
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

ridJly establishes them as tarOrites
acih all lcho use them.
The reasons why DR.. RobacEs
Blood Pills should be kept IN ev-
cry family are: Because they can
be employed IN all cases where a
Z" family physic . is required, and
are perfectly safe an their admin
istration at all times; Because
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

THE Washington is as good a company as
there il in exis.ence for the policy holder.
p II. MCGRAW. Senator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
D. w. RAMsDELL q CO..

ais Pearl Street, New York,
III Lake street. Chicago. H..
012 North Jth ST., 81. Louis, Me-
sag Fourteenth St, Omaha Neb..
or III. POST, Springfield. Ill
- LARA Dlustratsd Circular Free
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
GRANT

NOR DEAFNESS-THE PATENT ORGANIC
j. VIBRATOR IL hts into the Far is not percepu-
bic, removes Singing Noises the Head and enables
Deaf Persons 70 hear distinctly Church or Public
Assemblies Treatise on Deafness and Catarrh, with
Means of Cure. sent free
DR. T. HUNT STILLwEfL
s62 Broadway, ~ Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

INVENTORS; &C.. ESQ; s;$s
Patent Ia~yers and Solicitors, Az NINTH ST. WASH
ISGr0S. ID. O., for Advice and Circular.
kF- Tdt>Rfs obtained 20 charge.
Letter from Hon. d. p HOLLOWAY late commits
sioner OF Patents, dated Washington. March 3D. ISIS:
l cheerfully commend 70 all persons who may have
business in the Patent once, the Edison Bros
gentlemen Of prompt business habits and in ever
respect worthy of confidence
Iconcur in the above. T. q. THEAKER late Con Pats
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
Agents Wanted

for the new and popular book wEDLocK or THE RIGsr
kElAIIoSs or The SExEs,n Sl5o; and "rHE NEW
Hoe 10 Behare and Hoe 20 10 Business" Vol, S2s5,
Enclose stamp for particulars also good Local Agent
n every Town. for of the best PICTORIAL FAMILY
MArAzISEs Most bberai Inducements offered Ad
dress :. R-WELiS, Pub'r, $50 Broadway. N. Y. sm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
.BITTBRS

country and introduced the Sean
dinariam Blood Purifier, since
aohich time thousands hare been
cured, by its use, Of Scrotitia and
other blood diseases. II contains.
besides the Iodide Of POtassa andI
Syrup Of Stitlingia, drugs import
ed from Stceden for its cypress
manufacture, unkno'on and not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
g YOUNG MEN :
WHY DON'T you co TO WORK.

can furnish few live men IN every county with
steady employment and pay salary Of SO week for
sir months Business hight and respectable. Suitable
for Once Tor travelling have cheap. catch
penny affair but of tn most useful, ngen and
wonderful little machines ever invented Genuine
CURIOSITY. IL won't cost you much 70 write to me,
and will send SOO 70 ary one VINO Is dissausned with
the investis alton Address. enclosing stamp,
R H WALKER,
Up O. Bog $3.50 - John Street New Yosk-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

NEW BRUNSWICK OATs-white.
IN wei his ~ to - lbs per bushel, and Yields 81
per cent more than common Oats Enclose stamp for
descriptive circular with testimonials from IA States)
and sample OF Oats Price IS per bushel, Sl4 per
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

kept by dpohe-
carries IN this
60 u mt ry. A
single trial aciU
conUince the most
skepticaL Of its
aconderfuL ralue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

PRIVATE medical aid. Read Or. whittier's
afvertisaruept
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

they are made
both Uith and
acithom sugar
coating, thus
adapting them TO
The use Of erery-.
body; Because
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

The bushel of oats bought of you cost $40 40
landed here. lt had been Slu. would he satisfied
My farm is down the plains, good bottom land he
yield snd grow were simply enormous, being over la
bush Is They weigh a. lbs to the bushel. You have
done great thing the est the introduction OF
these oats and deserving OF the ateiul thanks OF
every IA, mer in the country"
e. IL HowEs. Georgetown, COL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
B Id D D

Or. RobacL's
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed 6yi
any Pill manu-
.tactured for a
similar purpose.
One trial i1lrl-l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
"EC0N0MY is WEAITH"-fRANKtlN.

NWTHY will people pay $50 for SEWING
w MACHINE when 81 will buy one that has a
Standard r, putaton Is double thread complete with
Table constructed upon entirely new and practical
principles y friction and excels all OF hers these
celebrated Machines, fully licensed intended tor
poor people who want 10 time, labor ana money
Agents Wanted Machines sent 10 Agents and gsrsn
a.oay to needy families For circulars and reduced
rrices address j. q OTIS Co., or rankin and
Diamond y M Co Box sQ7, Boston Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

III can assure farmers that The Norway Oats are nc
humbug. they yleld eaceilenJy. My nelghbOr. wno
had part the seed sent here, has heads his
neld 233s inches long aud cheerrully &c
the long list respectable farmers who endorse them
REV. j. h. M. LLOYD, Harriettsyille, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

~TATER.PROOF. PAPER, for Out and
w Insioe VI o j. FAY. Camden. n. J.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

'Ths seed had from you gives great satisfaction
also had some represented 10 be NOrways, from
Boyer Co, OF Pa They are nothing more than good
quality of common BLACK oats"
JACOB MASON, Rosco Mimi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

Yield from loss lbs IS bushels The Thrasher.
offered TO thrash such oats at cent per bushei the
usual price being cents
~ Il WHEATON. Camil,us n Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

Il received 10 lbs of your oats in the spring Of 1872
Sowed half acre OF ground fiead, ~ bushels
weighing ~ lbs to the bushel"
j. GALBKAITH White House. Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24
FROM FARMERS.

The yield is enormous The additional value Of the
straw more tnan pays cost OF SEED"
y. ~ i4ASG~ Oi1rHY, Alfred, ". Y.
My yield from i've acres 75s bushels will beat
the word neat year
T. nrvrNrr (hatt.roo.. Ton,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-24

X/OUNG MEN suffering from Nervous Debility
u Premature Decay. Self Abuse. &c, send for
NERvlNE PILIA Sure cure. Neverfal- e210 BY mail
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ties thereof: These appointments
were not mado for the following rcas
ons: 1t was found that competent
men could not be procured for the
salary authorized to be paid, and NO
greater rcsrlts would havo been at;
tanned by the selection of ,incompc-
tent men than without any. 1t was
thought best to leave the whole sub
|icct for additional legislation, in tho
hope that it would conform to the
practice prevailing in those States
which have had most experience and
success in fish culture, by appointing
Que person experienced in the bust
ness, and known as Fish Commission
or. A1r Seth Greene, who has been
so prominently connected witls the
artificial propagation of migratory
fish, has becn, during the past sum
mcr; employed by the State of New
York, in restocking the Hudson
River with shad, and has been hatch
ing from orc hundred thousand to
one hundred and fifty thousand daily.
lie states, in a published communi-
cation, that he can satisfy any per-
son with common sense that all tho
rivers on the coast can be stocked
with shad, so as to make them equally
plentiful with the olden time.
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The Personal Property
CONSISTS OF

4 Splendid Young MULES,
| " 16 mos. old Mule Colt,
/ Fine Blooded Mare,
25 Head Cattle,
25 Head Hogs, ..
800 or 400 Bushels Corn,
Fodder, Oats, Shucks, &c.
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,r md Broker. No. 25 Broad Stree
December 9, 1876.


December 9, 1876. .
STATE SECURITIES South Caro,na, DID,
ass; do new, w,-a7o; do, regs,d stock, ex in
-a7O.
CITv SEcUEITIEs-Augusta, Ga. Bonds, =.
IS; Charles; on. S. c. Stock. lex Or int) =,
81; do, Fire Loan Bonds s,-aeS Columbia, s
c. Bonds, -aG0.
RAILROAD BoSps-BIue Ridge, first mort
gage)-a60; Charleston md savannah, -a60
Charlotte. Columbia and Angusts,-as5; Che
raw. ond Darling: on.-aS2; Green'ille apt
Coumlin, FIRST mort )S5a-; do, State qua
rantre, f5a-; Northeastern, STA; Savan-
nah and Charleston, lsL mort ais; do
State guarantee, 40; South Carolina, =
ais; do. Go; SrartaLbu'g and tuion.-a5a.
+ RAILROAD STocEs-Charlotte Co:umb and
Augusta, -a4"; Greenyill. and Columbia, %
=; Northeastern. al3; Savannah and Charles
ton, ABA; South Cnrolua, whole shares
AL; do, half d. All.
EXCHANGE. &c.-N"w York Sight, of par
Gold, llO,ll3; Silver, l03a--.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK Bills.
+Bsnk of (harlest t'n....... ..:.....-a-
Bank "f Camden ................... Sna-
Rank Of South Ca oina. ........ ........ Sa-
Bank "f Chester. -. lna-
Bank If Hamburg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ia
b. of State Of S e. prior to SCI 5l......45a-
Bark ofS'ate ofS. c. issue 1856! aud '62 25a-
*tlsrtels' and Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston. n....E.. ...... ......".-a-
sPeople's Bank of Cha rleston. ........--a-
*Univn Bank nf Charleston .........-a-
Southwestern 4 r Bank Of Charleston, ..
Old ."...... .............." q
Southwestern r r Bank of Charleston,
new :.............- .....-."..S.-a-
State Bank Of Charleston ...... ........-- Ca
Fatmers aud Exchange Bank of Char
Exchange Bank Of Columbia ......... ia
Commercial Ba"k Of Columbia. ....... ia
Merchants Bank Of Che-aw. ............ Cd
Plunters' Bank o: Fa: field. 800. Ga
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable 95-
City of Charleston Change B Ills. .,.. s5-
*Bll marked thus (') are being redeemed
the Bauk Counters of each.
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"a The Proprietor of the Emporium Of Fashion lakes
pleasure in poclaiming the public that
show handsome stock Of Dry Goods and grand
Millinery be found in the State. sasss9
In Dress Making he prepared insure satisfaction q the
most fastidious SSsSYs SSSsss
The Ladies in charge Of the Millinery and Dress
complete understanding Of the Fall
parmens not going to charge prices, neither ami
going charge such low prices will failure either
realized will insure Bridal outfits gotten very
short notice. Goods suitable for any kind Of Dress
hand Trimmings to match Dresses cut and basted short
notice. His aim is to please in every Departments
Very respectfully JAMES w. FOWLER.
Oct Ii, 1870, ,25, If sss
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20 Bags Gotten,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tools, &c.

Plots of the Land may bo seen at
the Store of J G. g. E. Edwards, Alb.
beville G. H., S. c., and any informa-
ton given BY them or by Mr.. N. L.
Edwards, on the place. .
The Personal Property will be sold
for cash.
Tho Real Estate, one.third cash ;
balance one and two years timo, with
interest from date, with approved &C.
curity and mortgage Of: the premises
to secure the payment.
AS to productivcness and quality of
land, we would respectfully refer those
wanting information to Messrs. J. A.
Norwood and John White, Abbeville
c. H.;,S. c.
J. &. EDWARDS,
E. EDWARDS,
Executors.
Dec. 2, 1870, 80, st
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, December 1st, by Rev.
J. F.. Gilbert, Mr.. ANDREW L
CRAWFORD, to Miss MILLIE ANN
ABLES, all Of Abbevillc District.
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Stolenu

FROM the subs,iber's stables, on the nigh,
Il of Monday 2s'h ult. three year Old
Mare Colt, of dark brown color, hind fee,
white, star in tho face. made on the left side
wart above left eye, weak eyed. The colt vii
be four years old next Spriag. 1t has been
worked in barnoss
SO Reward will be paid for its recovery.
g. MRS. NARY BOYD,
Dec. 2, S2--2t* Diamoud Hill, sc.
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Public Notice

rs hereby given to all parties inter
4 ested in the Estate of the Rev
Arthur Williams. deceased, late of Alb
beville County, that on the 26th De
cember next, we will make a settle
ment of said Estate in the Office O.
the Judge of Probate for -Abbevillt
County, and demand letters dismis
cory as Executors of the same.
JAMES g. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
Executors.
Nov 1S, 1870 80 At
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FACTS ABOUT THE
!" EMPORIUM OF FASHION. =
Hear what the travelling corres-
pondent of the Charleston o u
riez, says Of the ETnporium of

y .sts
Fashion: 81. .s
.AbbeyiIle, Sept. 2S,
"strange as it may appear, the
handsomest and most unique mill
linery establishment and ladies'
furnishing store generally, lid THE.
whole State is to be found in this
same little town Of Abbeville.
The proprietor is MIR. James w.
Fowler, and with a display oi
& te for which only Wo1nan usual
ly receives credit he has fsltel up
a Fashion Emporium and filed il
with an assortment of goods in
his line which is irresistible. Il
reckon that more irate wives
have been appeased by FoWIerss
beautiful headgear presented NV
penitent husbands than would
fill the largest church Ii this
place.
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EXECUTORS Sale.
REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of Andrew Edwards, decd.

AS Executors of the last Will of
ANDREW EDWARDS, decd, we
will sell at his late residence, on
Tuesday, 10th December,
The Real and Personal Property of
said deceased, consisting Of four
Tracts Of Land, viz:
Tract No. I, known as The Home
Place, containing about 500
Acres, moro or less, Of which there
is about $50 acres, including 80 acres
of excellent bottom, in q good state of
cultivation.
Tract No. 2, known as The Old
Place Tract, containing about 1870
Acres, about 20 or 30 acres of
which is fresh cleared land, mostly
bottom land, lying on Flag Reed
creek. About 100 acres Of this Tract
is in original forest. the remainder is
strong land. There is settlement,
consisting of few log houses and
outbuildings on the place.
Tract No. 3, The Camp Ground
Tract, upon which Mr.. Bass is now
living, containing about 16O Acres,
IS or so acres of this Tract is fresh
cleared land, and among the best cot
ton lands in the District; a good set
tlcmcnt on the place.
Tract No. 4, The Mann Place.
This tract contains about 1875 Acres,
adjoining lands of VIM: Penney, Jas.
NJ. Edwards and others. This is good
productive land and with but little
labor can be put into high state Of
cultivation.
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MON EsssT
TO the Needy.
OUR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS

0UR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS
" will remember that we sold
our GOODS SOLELY upon the ex-
pectation Of receiving paymoet tor
them on or before the 1st October.
"Timc about is fair play" We
need money to carry on our business
We have assisted you-now help us and
save that heavy interest.
Oar accounts for 1860 must be
close l-fricndly if we eau, forcibly if
We must.
WALLER & BROTHER.
Sept 23, 1870, 22-tf
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
J Knox, Miller g. r. F M Mitchell,
L II Russell, N D & Co., Parkcr& & Lee,
DR.. B. Rhctt, Miss L Miller, W Moore,
T & Co, W NJ Mars, W C Lee, u Veal,
J II Coogler. -...
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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GREAT SOUTHERN
IMPROVEMENT Tn FENCING
Saves it's Cost in Land
saved, and Facility
Of Cleaning.

TREAT saving Of timber can be made
VI Of anythinglhat will not break Of
is own weight A rat may get through
it and squirrel may climb over but all
other animals may stay out. The wind
can not blow it down, needs very little
repair, and the timber will last longer than
in any other known fence. The subscriber
ia agent for Abbevil|e County and will sell
rights for plantations and for townships.
Come up on Sale Day and for further par.
iculars in regard to P. Davis Improved
Patent Wire and Picket Fence, apply &c
j. W. THOMAS,
Agent Abtevlle, S. G.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


I would direct your attention to
the laws defining the powers and du-
ties Of County Commissioners, and
their ,pcrversions and abuses. From
the frequent complaints against some
of the Boards. it would be imagined
that they were devoted more to pri-
vate acquisition than the faithful dis
charge Of q public trust In neigh
boring States, the Office Of County
Commissioners is looked upon more as
an honorary station, bestowed as q
mark Of confidence and trust in the
business capacity Of the individual,
rather than as a position Of pecuniary
emolument, and, except in the neigh
borhood Of large cities, the compensa-
ton is but trivial, seldom amounting
to more than from fifty to three hun
drcd dollars per annum. Stringent
laws are required for the prevention
and punishment of abuses, which
will restrict expenditures within lc-
climate bounds, forbid all rarticipa-
ton, direct or Indirect in contracts,
for which proposals should be inva-
riably advertised, restricting the
amount Of County orders issued, con-
sti.uting the County Auditor the per-
manent Clerk of the Board, by whom
all orders should be signed and issued.
E, TRUST DEPOSITS.
Since the Bank Of the State ceased
Operations there has been no. suitable
means of securely dcpositing funds
held by the Courts. 1t is of great
importance that provision should be
made by law for the security of such
furds, both for the preservation Of a
pure administration of that inpor-
tsnt branch Of Judicial jurisdiction,
and for the protection of suitors.
Places Of security should be indicated,
and provision made for the deposit of
adequate pledges from parties author
| lied, by law, to become custodians OF
such funds, and means should be pro
vided for increasing such securities,
from time to time, SO as to afford sui
fcient protection to all amounts so
deposited, and the control over such
DEPOSITS, while in the hands Of such
repositories. should be further secur'
ed by allowing to the Courts summa'
ry remedies agaiast them. to the same
extent as if they were the regular ap-
pointed receivers ST the Courts.
i JURIES.
The attention of the last General
Assembly was called to the necessity
of chaoge in the system Of selecting
juries. AS at present conducted it is
Liable to be and is perverted TO great
abuse, on account Of the character OF
the persons placed unon them. 1t is