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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Office
Of County Treasurer for Orangeburg Coun-
", s. c., will be open for tho Collected sf
State, County and School Taxes for the year
1871, on the T1entieth (2Oth) day Of Novem6er
d. d. 1871, and will continue open for the
Collection Of the said Taxes, until the fy=
teenh (15th) day Of January a. ID. 1872. af-
ter which date PENALTY OF TWENTY
coy PER CENT Will BE ADDED TO
THE TAX.
The total rate per centam for State prIr>
poses is Seven (7) Mills on dollar, and the
per centum for General County Purposes is
three (s) Mills on dollar upon alf the Real
and Personal Property Of each Tax Payer.
In addition to the above, ono ~ Mill upon
dollar upon all the Real and Personal Pro-
perty of each Tax Payer, has beet levied in
conformity to an Act entitled ..An Act TO
Empower, Authorize and Require the County
Commissioners Of Ordnge6urg County 10 Build
Bridge Across the North Edisto River, aud
EstG6hsh a Road therefrom to the Torn of
Branehriile. Approved March 0, 1871
And at School Meetings held in the va
rious School Districts Of the County Of Or
angeburg in conformity to Section 81 Of an
Act entitled "An Act to Amend an Act entitled
An Act to Rsta6lish and Maintain System Of
Free Common Schools, &C." Approved March
2, 1871. The rates for School Purposes
were fixed as follows, to wit
In District number one (vances) cne-
eighth ~ Of one mill ON dollar; district
No (Amelia) two mills on dollar; district
No lprovidence), three per centum ON the
general tax; district No fMiddle), one-half
mill on dollar; district No 10 (Orange),
one-half mill on dbffaf; district no 1S
New HOpe), one-half mill on dollar; dis
trict No 10 (Edisto). one and three-fohrths
mills on dollar; district No 16 (Union),
two mills on dollar; district No g (Liber-
ty), one mill on dollar district No 20
(Goodland), one mill on dollar, and dis
trict No 21 (Hebron), one ihill OF dollar;
Elizabeth District, IL mill on o dollar, and
Rockey Grove District II mill on dollar,
upon all the Real and Personal Property in
the respective School Districts.
FRANK H. GREENE;
County Treasurer,
Orangeburg.
Ofi6s County Treasurer, Orangburg C. H.,
October 26th, 1871.
oct % Of
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"CoMINa EVENTS CAST THEIR SnA.
Dows BEFORE TnEM"-Christma is
beyond oil reasonable doubt coming !.
The analogy of the past eighteen hun
dred years proves this. But no less
distinctly is its coming foretold by cor.
tain, unusual arrivals, certain prGpa.
ration for a particular season, and a
display of certain articles which are
not always saleable, but which can be
afforded and which must be had for
"christmas." The cventpf Christmas
is coming and its shadows are cast be.
fore it. Now these shadows arc very
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

CAPT. +. III. w. BRIaaMANN.-This
house is too well and favorably known
in our community to need lengthy no.
tice. Amid the worthy competition aud
zeal Of our merchants, he maintains his
position. The great increase of his
business has compelled Capt. Brigg-
mann to enlarge bis store, and to en-
ploy greater number of clerks. Call
sshis store and note the marks of pro-
gress.
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NOTICE.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In CouNoS PbgAs,

John d. Fairy VS. b. d. MyeraS Ex.
Under the Judgment in this case, wsll bs
sold for cash and at risk OF former purchas-
er, ct 0rangcburg on the lst Monday u
January next, subject to the H0tnestsau sf
Mrs. A. G. Myers aud her children.
i. All that portion Of the lot in Branch
vile, on which Il. j. w. Myers resided az
the time of his death. measuring 2l0 by 80
feet. and which is botfrided north by an all !;
leading from Main Street to ]. b. Berr .
land, east hy the other portion Of same i.
so;ah by J: b. Berry's land, and west b..
10 foot alley separating it from D. B. BerI ,
land:
2. The remainder, after the determinati
of Mrs. Ann e. Myers Dover Estate, in
other part of the same Lot, measuring -
by 40 feet, bombed north by the al
leading from Main Street, south and east .,
j. d. Berry's land aud west by the Ro.:;s.
stead.
""rchaRnrs tn nav for ti.las.
I. ". uLuvfa.
dec o. R-is ~. =
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Fall and Winter Goods,
unsurpassed in Style, Durability and Low
Price, comprising an extensive assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,


LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Marcnos, Alpacas, Poplins, Paids, Dclsins,
&c.
The greatest variety of CLOARS, and es-
pecially SIlAWLS ever offered in this mar
ket, all of which the ladies say are the prs.-
tisst and Cheapest in OrangNburg
Gents call and examine of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
which is undoubtedly the largest, richest
and Cheapest collection ever displayed by
sRy Merchant in our Town.
full line Of the best TRIMMINGS al
why's on hand.
Great induc emcnts offered in RoadymAds
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels, ,
Liudscys, Jeans, Kerseys, Blankets, DonSes-
tics Hosiery, Glo' nd Yankee Notions Of
every description.
ompete stock of Sugars, CoffOes, Ba-
con, Lard Molasscs, Flour, Cheese, Tobac-
co, Lye. &C., Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
Hardware, and other goods too numerous 10
mention. All Of which arc offered LOW
DOWN hy JOS. MCNAMARA.
OCT Ia Iy
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

SOMETHING WORTH SEEIHa.-A
visit to the magnificent fowl yard of
Mr.. Thos. w. Albergotti of Orangeburg,
is worth the time of any one. The fiu-
est collection of pigeons, fowls, geese,
&C., that we ever saw, are on exhibition
in his yard. A day or so ago We dropp-
ed in, and to give our readers an idea
of the extent and variety of things to be
seen there, let US state that in the first
department we entered, were two beau
tiful buff Brahma cocks, one of VI hich
although only seven months old, we
thought larger than many whose life is
in the "sere and yellow leaf" The Sec
ond department IL filled with partridge
Cochins, the cock OF which variety
weighs Is lbs. There are five or six
more yards occupied respectively by
dark Brahmas, white Brahmas, &c.
Mr. Albergotti has one cock, brother to
the one that took the premium at the
Fair, that is said to be the finest in the
State.
In large yard Dir. A. has collec-
ton of snow white ducks, West India
geese, and other fowls
The lust place We visited was very
large pigeon house which We found
filled with pigeons OF the rarest kinds
consisting OF black aud white fan tails,
carriers, red rough turbits, swallows,
arch angel (only pair in South Carolina)
almond black tumblers, nclls, white
roughs, pouters Qhese latter reminded
us OF sou'e young ladies we know etc.
Upon the whole, the expcusc thu,
MI. Albergutti must have gone lu iu
order to collect such rare quauty of
fine birds together, is matter of won
der. No other county we'll warrant,
can boast Of any such advantage. Those
who are fond Of birds (and who are not j
we advise to call and request Mr.. A.
to show them around He assures us
he will do so with pleasure.
p. S. Any of the above mentioned
fowls, pigeons. &c, can be had from Mr..
Albergotti.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

The hhurderers of w. b. Fidca at
Oakley, Samuel White and Ran. Bal
den, have been convicted aud after a
most solemn and impressive charge by
his Honor Judge Graham, sentenced to
be hung on the I'd of February 1872.
Id answer to the sentence White said
n0thing; but Ba1deu exclaimed that he
had nothing to do with killing Fidca.
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Attractive Sale.

WILL BIZ SOLD ON SATURDAY Tn;.::
9th day of December next, at my place. ~
the Fork Of Edisto, near tho plsniatien o. 4
Capt. j. Z. Jennings, the following prop = :
ty: z
10 head Cattle, 28 head Hogs, good r -
ses, Mule, two horse Wagon, 500 buse =
Corn, about 5000 lbs Fodder. Blaeksesit,..
Carpenter aud plantation Tools, Househ,,,I
Thrsshcr, SC. Terms cash. q
G. W. LYNCH.
nov 81
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The Legislature.

Bills have been introduced to abolish
the State constabulary to provide pen.
sions for widows aud orphans of Ku-
Klux victims. The House passed, over
the Governors veto, bill to charter
the Northwestern Rail Road Company
The Senate has adopted resolution
directing the Attorney General to take
legal steps to get possession of the pa.
pers of tho financial agent. The people
of this State, Republicans no less than
Democrats, are watching the action of
the present Legislature. The Republi.
can press of the North demand, as we
do, of the Legislature INVESTIGATION {!
This is the work before them. This is
the work the ipeoplo ask them to dc.
No matter how long the present session
is, if this work of investigation is per.
formed, the time will be well-spent.
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FOR SALE !
dec 0--4.'

Will be sold on Saturday, Dec, 10th, 1871,
at tho residence of Mrs. NJ. Graves, near
Binnaker's Bridge, % head Cattle, consisting
Of Mich Cows and Calves and Beef Cattle
8 head Hogs, Household and Kitchen Purni
lure, fine Piano, Horse, l Buggy, Wagon,
&C., sc. Mrs. NJ. GRAVES
dec
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ALSO

0n Wednesday the 10Th day Of Dcccrabcr
inst, at the late residence of Mrs. Louisa
Hook decd for cash, the following personal
property, viz:
10 Head Cattle--and variety of House
hold and Kitchen Furnnre, consisting in
part of Feather Beds, Mattresses, Beds cads,
Chairs, Table, Crockerywarc and numerous
other articles,
sherif7s Office, II. RIGGS,
0rangcburg C. H., s. c., s. o. G.
Dec 8, 1871.
dec . td
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sosE. persaus like presents Of dry
goods. Ia.shis class you will find good
many sensible people. Never was there
Q bo.tsr ehaace for them to crafty their
dssire than is offered at Theodore Kohn
& Brothers store. Everything in this
line is to be found there. Everybody
can find something he wants.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

FlRA WefsKs AND STArIoNEnY.-
Boys, oil! boys, ses here ! Kirk
Robinson, (you know him well,) has a
lot of fireworks. just the things for
Christmasl Go and get roman candle
and wheel-Iocket and keep them for
Christmas night. Wont it be jovial
Mir. Robinson also has a number one
assortment Of stationey. He advcrtises
s=S== =s..- -SSI-.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

Tors AND CnRrsrMAs GooDs.-Mr.
Thos. w. Albergotti has just received "a
fine assortmout of Toys and such things
rs .con,a in" at the season of Christmas
Stop in At his store . aud select some,hing
for yourself and the "lit,le men," who
claim this season for their own.
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s \.
New, SpAcK AND SPAN NEw.--
Everything at the new store of William
I. Lightfoot looks fresh aud bright aud
bran new. The customers enjoy the
pleasure Of beholding everything bright
and cheerful, and new. And there is
everything that ono wants in his llne.
Dry goods, shoes, groceries, liquors, all
are displayed and MI are inviting. This
is the time that people must buy and
will buy, from pre-ordained and i'm.
memorial necessity. $50 so where
brightness, newness waits you." Go to
w n,. 7. Lightfoot's bright, new store.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

DR. B. Il. II. PEARSON Is still hold
ing forth in the store next to tha. for
merly occupied by Mr.. Ligh.foot. The
Doctor is deserving man aud should be
patroni1cd. He has also on hand full
supply tf groceries and liquors. Sec
his id sertiscmeht in another column.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

The County Treasurer informs us that
the taxes for 1871 are coming In very
slowly. The citizens of Orangeburg
will save money by attending to the pay
ment of their taxes before the 18th , of
January. Donot rely Upon an eatcn,
sion Of time.
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United States
Sale.
w. IL. Wcsson, I
Jabob f. l., Amaker.

By virtue oil che Decree of the said Court
will be sold at Charleston on the 14th De-
oember next, at II o'clock.
That valuabfo Plantation in orangeburg
County, situate on s. C.. Rail Road, in Sad
ler's Swamp, and formerly the Residence of
Adam Amaker, bounded north on lands of
Amaker, east by lands OF J.. %. Keitt and j.
W. Dantzler, south by lands of j. +. Riley
and Estate of L. Smoke, and west by lands
Of DR.. J. Smoke, Mrs. Staley and Capt. ID.
Stack.
Terms-0ne.third cash, balance in ono
and two years, with interest from date, pay
able annually, secured by bond and mort
gage of said plantation. Purchaser TO pay
for papers and stamps.
LEWIS E. JOHNSON,
U, s.. Marshall
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New Goods, New Goods,

TENliE undersigned begs to inform his GUS
toners and the public generally that he
has just returned from New York with an
immense STOCK Of
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

Mr.. d. LouIs.-Our old friend, at
his old stand has a splendid stock of
dry goods and groceries just arrived by
steamer. look at his advertisement and
then go and look at his goods.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

Blackyille since September LIST, has
shipped 1898 bales of cotton to Charles
ton and i99 to Augusta. Blackville in
the same period has shipped 2,416
balcs.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16

The School Commissioner gives notice
chat he will be at his Office for the
transaction Of business on Friday of
each week. See notice. IS
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Hon. f. j. MOSES, JR.-One ut
tending tho session of the Legislature
is struck by the ability, ease, and
business tact of the speaker of the
House, Hon. Y. j. Moses, Jr. In pre-.
siding over that body, composed Of a
conflicting and at times turbulent mem.
bership. The mind is involuntarily i'm.
piusseu mi'n tie tncugnG that hr. Mo.
ses is finely fitted for his post, and that
it would be difficult to find substitute
possessed of his talent for the position.
Mr. Moses wields an influence over the
general conduct Of the House which at
times is put to its tension, but which
would be sadly missed, if he were alb
sent. WELDING fluent aud able pen,
and au eloquent orator, Mr.. Moses is
certainly one Of the powers in his party
in this State, who are felt, and upon
whom rests, TO great degree the re-
sponsibility Of its history.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE OF THE OnAsaEbuRa NHws,.
December, l6, 1871
CoTToN-sales dating the week $50
bales. We quote:
Ordinary. ............:..............l6 Gl7
Low Middling............ ........17](9
Middling... '....'..........l8 Ia
RoUGH RICE ......S1 So per oushel
RN......"..........$l.0 90 per bushel.
Cow PEAs......!.. lilo per bushei
fiNpERs......."..$l 90 per bushel.
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DKsInARLE REsIDENoE-R Read Mr..
Fowles' advertisement of a desirable
tcsidencsssfor sale
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ElINAL NOTICE. All Per.
Il y sons having demands against tho Es-
tate of Abram Smoke, deo'd, will present
them for payment, also all persons indebted
to said Estate will EAake payment at ence TO
DAVID STACK.
dec 0-A~ Executor.
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NOTICE.
KUOaiS COUNTY CENTRAL EnLCUTIyE
COMMIT EE:
ORANdEBURa C. H., sc,
December 9th, 1871.

December 9th, 1871.
Noticeis hereby given that Convention
Of the Republican party will be held at Or
augsburg c. H., on Saturday, Dember 10th,
1871, for the purpose of nominating Can
didase for Senator from this County, uiee
Hon. Joseph A. Greene deceased.
The Convention will be composed of the
same Delegates that served at the last Elec-
ton.
Where vacancies occurred during the last
year, tho Precinct in which such vacancy
exists, will elect Delegate to fill the said
vacancy.
GEO. BOLIvER,
Chairman County Central
dec 81 Executive Committee
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SATURDAY. DEC. 1s, 1871.
All Advertisements must
be- handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.ss s.a
see advertisement of Etiwan Fer,ili-

a SS..ohO hpspaatte GGompany-See
advertisements in another column.
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dec 8
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Termmer-Case on. Part 2-Short causes s--NOs
4S8N li7o, 1885, 7o2. lo44, l24o1a i48o 1896 ibe2
lo36, l646 l47AH, 6S6 904, l042h, 100, l67d 1854
l6903a, 1896, 1882, 174s, 1850, 1912, 1850.
SUPREME CoURr--SPECIAL TERM-lssues law and
factNos. 100, l3l, 15i 172, 49, ia, l76 l7d ~,
l5s 159 lso 1872 1884, is4. 1885, lse, iSs lss $780, lsl
1872 1913, 1887, l94.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-No 81, 90, l5o, l62.
CoURT OF COMMON pLEAs-Part Held by Judge
Day.Nos 500, sls, 1910, 9ss, iosl los', 9so losS'
s67, 1875 1o4l, 109S 1859, 1924, 800, llo!, aos.
Equity causes-Held by Judge Larremore.-Nos- SS'
81, 53, "a.
MARINE CoURr-Part HELD by Judge Joachim
sen.-Nos. 577s 57sl, 5777, 6lSS 6l94, 6la5. als6,
$780, $780, 520e, $685. b218, 52l4, 52i6, 6574. Part
2-Teld by Judge shea.-Nos 5177, 5o44, 6oos. bls4,
b0o6 52O2 5203, o204 62o5 6206, 52o7. o2lO, 62ll,
52l2, 62l5, 52ol, 56ss. Part 3-He,d by Judge
Tracy.--Nos 51l7, 5000, b202, $685. 5s06, $3.50.
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIoNS-Held by Recorder
John X. Eackett.-The Peop0le vs.. Tunis Trernper,
enlbeZzlement: Same vs.. James Smith, feonious
assault and battery; Same vs. Charles Reilly, bur-
glary: same VS.. Charles QUINN do. Same vs.. Peter
Maxwell, grand larceay; Same vs.. Daniel McAu-
lite, do; same VS.. Alfred Louis and joan Nj. WI
son, do; same vs.. Charles Hammond and John
Burns, do; Same vs.. Charles Arnold, do: Same vs.
James smith do; Same VS.. Morris Quill, do; same
VS.. Ann Lovett de-; Same Vs. Caleb Gideon, DO:
Sar1e Vs. Henry Eerner, do; Same vs.. Samuel
Ment2, forgery; same vs.. Joseph Bergman receiving
stolen goods. ,.s
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
SUPREME COURT-SpEClAL TERM.

Trouble Between Publishers and an Author.
Before Judge Gilbert.
AIRED s. Barnes and Others Us. William S,cintOn,
Henry Irfson and OtherS.-The plaintiffs are the
publishing fir m of A. S. Barnes Co., in New York.
Swinton, one Of the defendants is a well known
journalist and author, and the other defendants are
the pupnsning firm OF Ivison, Brakeman 4 Co., also
New York. Swinton is the author OF "A School HIS
tory OF the United States" and the plaintiffs allege
that last July they entered into written agree
ment with him Tor the publication Of the work,
they agreeing TO pay him copyright OF ten per cent
on the wholesale price OF the work on condition or
the work being adopted by the State Board Of Edu-
cation OF California. The plalntifs Claim that IN
consequence OF measures taken by them the Board
agreed to adopt the work II 1t should be equal to
specimen sheets before them. After the contract
had been made, Mr.. Swnton. they claim, closed all
negotiations, with them and entered into contract
with lvison a. Co. for the publication OF the work.
Plantifs therefore brought suit to compel Swinton
TO deliver his manuscript to them, to enjoin him
from entering into further contract for the publca-
tcn OF the work and to enjoln the other defendants
from publishing ii.
Yesterday the case came up before Judge Gilbert
on demurrer to the complaint. which, as
claimed, did not state sufficient grounds for
OF action The Court, after argument overruled the
demurrer and allowed defendants TO answer within
twenty days.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
GRAND JURY PREsENIMENTs.

Important Presentment in the Court of Oyer
nnd Iermiuer ON the Late Railroad Disas-
ter New HI amburg.
The only business transacted in the Court OF Oyer
ana Iermner yesterday, Judge Sutherland presld-
ing, the submitting to the Court OF two present
ments by the Grand Jury.
THE LATE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DISASTER.
AS will be seen from the presentment of the Grand
Jury, which we give in full below, this body urges
the adoption OF such legislation may be found
most expeaient and best calculated to prevent the
recurrence OF such railroad caamities as that which
has so lately filed the public mind with dread hor-
ror
Tie Grand Jury present as follows:-
Our attention has been called to the state OF the
law regard 10 the running OF trains upon the
railroads OF this State by the recent calamity upon
the Hudson River and New York Central Railroad
at New Hamburg. The public interests require
some additional legislation to prevent the recur.
renee OF similar disasters. 1t is well known that
with the trave ling public speed railroad travel is
the great desideratum, with very little thought Of
safety. That road Is most popular which makes
lie are suddenly confronted by an accidental aud
serious loss Of life that any attention Is paid
legislation as Will lessen, not prevent, 1t in future.
How this be done Is the question. The Nor
walk disaster, lew years ago. In the State OF Con.
nectcut gave rise TO legislation In that State which
resulted In an enactment requiring the full stop OF
all trains running upon the roads OF that state be-
fore passing on any bridge exceeding certain
length In view OF this legislation and safety the
travelling public resulting herefrom, ana the present
terrible disaster, the Grand Jury Of the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer Of this county
recommend that the Legislature now in session en-
act a law under severe penalties, requiring every
railroad train, whether passenger or freight, TO come
to full stop within 200 feet OF and before entering
upon any bridge having a span Of more than $50
feet fully believing that the enforcement OF such
reqirement would have prevented the late collision
| at New Hamburg, and Its enactment and enforce
mem VIII make II impossible for such another accl.
dent to occur.
PRESENTMENT NO. 2.
The jury also made presentment with regard to
the various institutions under charge or the Com
missioners OF Charities and Correction The man.
agcnent OF the Commissions was highly CON-
mended, aud the only recommendation OF improve
ment was some changes in the City Prison as to
allow better classification OF the prisoners than at
present,
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY.
This having closed the duties OF the Grand Jury
for the term, they discharged from further at
tendance with few earnest words OF thanks from
Judge sutherland, expressing approval OF the zeal
and industry they had evinced III the discharge Of
their dulles