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A Dylns Wlfe % Her Husband.

We are indebted to Ia lady friend for the
following most touching extract from a letter
written, says the Savannah Esw8 and Herald,
by d dying wife to her husband, which was
found by him some months after her death,
between the leaves of a religious volume
which she was very fond of perusing. The
letter, which was literally dim with tear
marks, was written long before the husband
vas aware that the grasp Of a fatal disease
had fastensdupon the lovely form Of his de-
7oted wife, who died, tits Btsted, at the carly
dge Of nineteen. 1t shows how fathomless is
The depth Of a true womans affections:
?" When this shall reach your eye, dear g.,
come day when you are turning over the 70.
lies of the past, shall have passed away for
eFpr, and the cold, white stone be keeping It's
lonely watch over the lips you have 90 often
pressed, and the sod will be growing that
shall hide foreyer from your sight the dust Of
one who has so often nestled close 10 your
warm heart. Eor many long and sleepless
nights, when al my thought werea rest,
have wrestled tith the consciousness Of ap-
preaching death, until at last It has forced It.
self upon my mind and although to you
and to others 1t might seem but the nervous
Imagination Of a girl, yet. dear g., fis II not
so Mary weary, weary hours have passed
in the endeavot 10 reconcile myself to leay-
ing you, whom ! love so we'll, and shis bright
world Of sunsbinshh beauty aud hard in-
deed is it to stfugEls on silently alone, with
the sure eoovctiou that lam abont to leave
forever and gotdoSn alone into the dark val
leyi But lkno8 Id whom have trusted,
and1eanine Upon bis arm u fear no evil! Don't
blame me for heeping all this even from you
How could 5ahjeet you, Of all others, TO
such sorrow IS ! feel at parting, when time
will soDn make IL apparent to you could
hayewished 10 live, " only 10 be at your side
whea your time shall come, and pillowing
your head upon my breast, wipe the death
damps from your brow, and ursher yonr de-
parting spirit into the Makers presence en-
balyed n Eomau's holiest prayer. Bat It 10
not to beso-and submit
"Youfs is the privilege Of watching thro'
long and dreary nights for the spirits hight,
aud transferring my sinking head from youf
breast 10 the Savior's bosom And you shall
share ny last thought; the last faint pres
sure Of the ha1d, and the last feeble kiss
shall BE- yours; and even Whsn 9esh asd
heart shall have tailed me, my eye shall rest
on yours until glazed BY death-and our
spirits shall hold ous last fond communion
until gently fading from my visW--ihs lAfg OF
earth-yon shall mingls with the hrstabflght
glimpsss Of the uBfading EloFisa af thai bet
YER world, where partingB are nuknoEn. Well
DO know the spot dear, c. where you
win lay ne ohen have We stood BY the
place and as Ee watched The mellow sGpsst
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pie ,--sot down like an earthquakc in
Them two dozen sassersofred hot cam
dy and let off a howl that was hark
fr'm.the tomb Them girls --wdltbey
felt, you know. They SEQ he want
dressed fer comp,ny. and so they left.
All done ina second, il was just
one little warwIioop, and d whishl
Of their dresses, and blame The wench
Of 'em was in sight abywhoret8il'la
Jim he was a sight, dHe easBas ss,
gormod withthat bilin' hOt,rmolasses
candy clean down TO his heels, and 3
had more busted sassers hangin' to
bin than if he was IRjun princess
and he came a prancin up stairs
just awhoopin' and cussin', and
every jump be gave he shed some
china, and every sqpirm he fetched
he dripped some candy! Z
"And blisteredI Why bless your
soul, that pore cretur couldn't reely
set down comfortable for as much
as four weeksp u TEr cyV F,r
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asst glanced in Quivering flashes through
the leaves and Frightened The grassy
mounds around us with stripes of barnished
gold each has thought that one of US would
come alone andI know you'n love me none
the less when you SD the same quiet sun
light linger and play among the grass that
covers your Mary's grave. know you win
20 often alone, when am laid there, and my
spirit will be with yon then, and whisper
among the waving branches, am not lost,
but gone before.
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9 Both Legs Shot OR.s

During the war, a lady passing from
cot to cot, through the wards Of q
hospital, distributing tracts was shock.
ed 10 hear a soldier laughing at her.
She stopped to reprove the wretehed
fellow. "Why, look here, ma'am,p
says he, ayou have given me a tract
on the sin Of dancing, when I've both
legs shot off" raH - ~
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Georgia Scenes.

Old Stanwixtel the following geor.
gia story, and vouches for it's truth
! fulness'; Hy &r
| Abouttbiety three and o third years
ago, their dweltin one the rural dis
tricts of Georgia an old eodger by the
name of Butt Cutt Kaylos, who had
formerly enjoyed atho h5hors and
emoIumepts pertaining TO The office Of
Justice of the Peace, the Duties Of
which Office BE- discharged with de-
knowIedged aability7 and dignity /;
and NJ far as his neighbors were capa-
bic Of juding, he appeared to be a
very honest man. He had however,
acquired the habit Of 'Arumpihg up"
accounts against the estates of those
ofh neighbors who were SO unfor-
tunate as to "shuffle off their mortal
coils" within the bounds of his. baili-
wick. He had carried the practice
to such ah extent as to arouse sus-
picion in the minds of some of his med
dlesome neighbors that there might
be- something dead" somewhere in
"the seat of hi" financial operations.
Bob Crogan, who lived in the neigh
borhood, and "run" the postoffice at
the cross roads, being something Of "a
wag, and having an idee that the
Squire's honesty should be- quoted be-
low par, concluded, with the con-
nivance and assistance Of a few COM
rades, to "unoarth the sly old Afox,p
and expose his rascslities. Accor-
dinghy Bob pretended TO die, was re-
gularly shrouded and laid out on the
cooling board in the most approved
fashion, ard sorrowing friends pro-
cesded to spreae the news of his
demise which soon reached the ears of
old Butt Cutt He lost no time in
repairing to the house of mourning,
carrying with him "full and COM
plete assortment of first class con-.
dolence and sympathy, for gratuitous
distribution among the members Of
the bereaved family. apd the many
sorrowing friends of the supposed de-
ceased, who wsre present when he
arrived. After he had relieved his
heart of burden Of healing words,
and had succ eeded in tolerable effort
at crying, and was about to leave the
scene, be tenderly spoke as follows y
''Ah, poor Bob; Pm sorry he died,
he was a good feller, and, ] allus liked
him. When me and him ent to the
races at Augusta, now nigh onto two
years ago-I loaned him 4 hundred =
dollars TO bet ontoa bay mare, and
he lost and has never paid me'a cent
of that money from that day to this n
Poor teller, he forgotit rsek On, but
its honestdebt, Of course can gitit
out of his estate, and---"| 3s as
Bntt- Gutt didn't finish the sentence,
for Just at this point Bob, the corpse,
slowly, raised apin bis shrowd, and
stretching out his arms toward the old
rogne, as if to clutch him, yelled;
"You are an internal old liar. and
if" -.. ,,.
Tne din and roar drowned The rest,
and old Butt Cutt didn't wate to see
or hear anything more, bat with the
hurried exeIemation, "goddlemityp
he shot through the door, hurried to
his home, "packed his traps" and not
only lett the neighborhood, but State
of Georgia, forever.
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" This Is Punoh's last hit At tho
long skirts;--Hostess ooh, how lire
sum- Somebody mus. be standing on
my dress, would you just run down
stairs and see who it Is, Mr.. BroEni"
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Beap ANNOUNCING CANDIDATEs--For Mnnici-
ipal Offices, So 90 County SIS Ooi State,
$40 90. ~ = s.s h' ~ 'A. ..-
Jos-PEtNTtaa, of all descriptions, neatly
executed. t4hN-,p' ar, AZ. sa.T.aH. asa, .,.5
ReAs AL Communications tending to per-
sonal tagrandizement or ei1olument will be
charged Vie same as Advertisements. 9f
Advertisements and Subscriptions cOn4
finued unless RrreaTRses, &re paid and
ordered TO be stopped, and they Will
be chHrEed for accordingly. ~. =. I,
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BG- This note came with q baby
to the doorstep of a house in San
Francisco ;"Dear Mrs. Chamberlain F.;
| am little motherless child! Ny
father is poor but honest. He has
tonr other children to support but
my Heavenly Father has sent me
unto you to be q daughter to you, /
have no name therefore, please give
me what name you may choose. l
bring with me my bottle. Feed me
only on enc cows milk. Yours affeo-
tionatoly.S BABY"
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p @ B e. R 'Y' . ),
Honor to our WOrkmenJ

. To-.
Whom shall we call our hsroeSi
To whom our praises singS
Tho pampered child Of fortune,
Thetitled lord or kingf rtt
They live By othsr'S labor f.f| .it
TaEs all and nothing gitei ...
Tho nobleat types Of manhood
Are they who work to live.
Then honor to our workmon, ''.
. Our hardy sons OF toll 40 Hr
The heroes Of the Workshop, ..i.. t.i
w,4 And mOnaF'Rs Of the soil =, e.'H
Who spans the earth with iron, ".. a..
And rearS the palace dome ...a "a
Who ersate, for the rich man
The comforts Of his homet H'
Itis thspatisnt toiIer--"t u" ..' .....i
All honor to him, thenl h, o. tY. .. .a.
The true wealth Of the nation o.. ...t...
Is in her working men. .... ...
For many barren ages J.....#.., .
Earth bid her treasures deep,
And all her giant forces
Seemed bound as In a sleep; .r' .s.
Then Labors "anvil chOruS" .. ...
Broke On she startled air, .......f.
And lol the earth in rapture
Laid all her riches barS.
Isl - I. t.a, ,...0 .-,I
IT'S toll that over nature p
Gives man his proud control,
And purihes and ballowI
The temples Of his soul. .....,. ..r
It seattetg foul diseases, .r... .t...
with all the Rhas.iy train;
Puts iron In the muscle
And cg''Al in the brain.
The Grand Almighty Builder,
who fashioned out the oarth, '...
Hath stamped his seal Of honor ..E".
On Labor from her birth. r.r."
In every angel flower .I ,..
That blossoms from the sod,
Behold he Master touches,
The handiwork ofGodt ' ..H
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27

nnrt ncithor Sharr,,,,. Mar no ,
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hnq hnnn ,rroStna nn ,ar>.o" nIo ~
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(, ,"..-,,,,,,,s't XXX 1''''N>'o,"'C
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OF I'a' N2f.Y valued Nt&6uo,-
,'s.&autt~us ehaiy. converted it to
,'.. 5y.n use. li4i;-no In indlou,
a,ycct Sail "
Conmtcrr.;t &oo,., of 4lo N.,;
=, No"".C,Ati. p-' oi 'Ac Na'lnN0i
nanN oi IoitIauo, Me.> arc IN clrcUta-
ton.
Tho Official report OF the st. Pat
,irli,, Dav r;,t !. Ar ,,);nnmn,, ;,,i,,.-
a AZ; IN I',
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Aic l'eabUty lIGHcatiOu2 .JI,,
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tr. Jyy II .Ir,n l4,;2 iii, 49,,
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"'"'& /" A.iE''ino"", IN
ioh"'' '."AI' cV. Nr. Fears, OF
Brown li!i,Ur- ,iv, Is C,guCIl A~cnt.
The Execute committee arc Nd :qr*
McIIwniuc. lrv,,e. Gr,b.r, NH nm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
In the Court Of Ordinary.

By lanes Johnson, Ordinary Of Fairfield
District.
WHEREAS II. a. Gaillard, Commission,
w CT in Equity. has applied to me for
LETTERS OF ADMINlSTRArION on nll
"ud singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights
ana Crcdits.of Jacob +. Coleman, with will
annexed dccrecd, late Of tho District alore-
said, dcceaecd.
These are therefore to cite and aClmonish
all ANA singular the kindrcd and creditors
OF 'h' said deceased, to be and appear be.
Tore me, ut our mex, Ordinary Court, for the
sal DiS'riv' TO Ie holden ut Fairfield C. III.
on hr"9ih cay Of March, TO shew cause, il
any why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand ard seal, this 10Th
uay OF February, in the year Of our Lord
1917, aud in The ninuiy first year OF .imeri-
caa Independence
JAMES JOHNSTON, 70. +. D.1
mar 0-X2f law3w
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RULE TO PLEAD.

RUhE TO PLEAD.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
a. 5. d"il'ar'' Assignee Declaration
vs.. in
Sailing Wolfe. Attachment.
NM llEREAS the Plaintiff in this action
w did on this day file his Dcclnru, ion
againt Sailing Welfc tho Dcirndant who is
absent from and without the limits OF his
state, las il is snid.) ml having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom a
copy of tho above Declaration with rule to
plead thereto, may be served: 1t is there.
fore in pursuance of the Act Of tho General
Assembly of the State in such cases made
and provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
do plead thereto On or before the 9th dav
of October, \ d. 1861, or otherwise final
and ahsoluicindgmcut will be then given
and awarded against him.
y. b. CLOWNEY, G. C. ?.
Clerks Onicc,
wmnsNoro, $. G., Goth Oct, 1866.
oct 27-lc3mly
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mar 21-'t2
General superintendent Office.

General superintendent Office.
CHARLOTTE 4 $. G. RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, $. c., March q, 1867.
H,lE schedule Of tho Passenger Trains
4. over this rohd'is 9s follows:
Leave Columbia At 3 3G A. M.
Arrive at Charlotte $50 4. NJ.
Leave Charlotte at $40 a. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia 1925 p. M. yt
Close connections arc mado at Columbia
and Charlotte with tho mil trains on the
North Carolina and South Carolina Kali.
roads.
THROUGH TICKETS arc sold at Colum-
bio to Richmond, Va, Washington, D. G.,
Baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New Yorkeily- giving choico ofroules pia
Portsmouth or Richmond7--and baggage
checked. Tickets are also sold at Charlotte
for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at z. a. m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays OF
each week, and charlotte on The same lays
and hour; arriving at Columbia and 'Cliar-
lotte at q r. m. g,
f"@ ar C.BOUKNIGlIT,i
8tsea Superintendent
mar Il 5,.i-yi. Il /. !. ..s,.4... y = y
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Latest by telegraph,
CONGRESSIONAL,

the Union League, asking the appiic0.
ton OF Tho military reconstruction
ILL to Mmrlanl. which w", ,,.rnrrcl
tn ihn Jnl;.;,rv Cnr,,;,!,, ~,
N,tI .;I,'I,,' ot,I,,
.''"''" "lthofV" 'oNluNdAyS > prOCe"I
lhHS !".atlVn TO atJoNNmcnt. iN-
guSlmeas was generally Nluimp0rtaut.
&'u The ltyls2, 4 rosoluti,n thah lie
House adiorrn ON Thrr,1,, I, ,,,t
,iqh,, ,,t, H.. W
49, =, ~ va" ,"V '''H".."J 81 -I"I'
June, september, November c.
ccmber, unless the presiding C IL.
Jointly proclaim. Ten duyS prry, ..
the dino Of 80. ~. ,b.t ,h,.n :, w
ncrns.it, ,... ,,,,.t.l
90 :, "N'F>'. =
" - - ltnrG
the MiS@iN ippl anU tu~ H,or, gN .ip
canal were referred to tI,. .!i:,uiFirr
on Commerce.. rcsoluti,n o,,,Gor.
;y;,,.. A., o,.. .,y
,I..o i,'tI,,'''y - 81 ~ 0''p'yI5
"" "iIuao "oa'S 20 Keep open the
ci'ahhcl AZ tic iIonth ot tie Mi53!Hs p"
pi, passed.
The minority OF Iarvinnl Lnuisla
iuro L,y ,,.;,i',l f, II.
l;O 1,:,'D,'"' M, N'''T' W ho' ~
'J'"," "'''.' ''''' ''"tc ia" rel"P-
llcah form otn&oNCnm@nt, Which was
ordCrc - be prMtol. AljourHGd
NASntNGruN, httrgt i--ln Tho House.
tho supplemented 81 passed. the veto not .
withstanding -I;t 60 -. The iIcuSo ial-.
ed 10 iiN II day ajpvwmeMt.
In The N"nI'c, th' u'.irmr rutul bill
pr*srl 10 to !. \ coneurrcnt resolution
10 adjourn on Tuesday 10 The first Monday
IN December passed.
The President returned tho supplemental
bill, viii, his objections. rhc biz provides
Tor elections, in ten States, fOr The ll,rpoSc
OF fmaki ca" tuition; bat all elections,
wht'r The original 0It remains in force,
come within its restrictions. Preliminary
to election, comes registration anl The
unregistered c"nnot vote; preliminary
to oreEi5'r"tion, vague }eIh chat lic #rA'r
cant IS not diNirhnc"ia"d ~ participation N
the rsNvsii"n; 1t /, required hat The "ppli-
c"h' '"r registration mnst decide ih'a i'r
himself rms IS icHvlul responsibility:
lor though IN" biI! 0u"t assign rciiugy,
walls, ana that ono and all nm9 r'apons!o!t
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a young lady just married in Now
York had twclhy-ronr pairs sio 10
match twcnjN-rour dresses. shu was
4 whole scaled maiden.
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RULE TO LEAD.
,FEiO St4tN Of SoEtH 67nroliun.
FA1 RFI ED DISTRrCT.
IN THE COMMON rLEAs.

5. a. Boylston, ExWE,
vs.. Attachment
John Adgcr.
HEEEAS the Plaintiff did on the 23l
W day Of May, y. ID. 1866, file n Dcna
ration against the Defendant, who las ii is
sart) is absent from, and wiihou, the limits
OF this State, and has nciihcr wife nor at
torncy, known within tho snmo Mrop whom
n copy OF the said declaration mav be scry-
cd.
1t is therefore ordered that The said De.
iondant do appear and plcpd to the said dc
claration on or before the 2iIlI dny of May,
a. ID. 1867, otherwise final aud absolute
Judgment will then lie given and awarded
for the Plaintiff against him.
S. j. CLOWNEY, c. G. =.
Clerks Office,
Fairfield District May 23d, 1890.
may 2G'GG-lc3mIy
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State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD rlSTRlLT,

IN pursuance ota decree made in this case.
a ali the Judgment and other creditors OF
John Harrison, decd are hereby notified
on or before tho first day of May next, to
exhibit aud prove by sufficient testimony
before the undersigned 1T his Office in
Wmnsboro, their several and respective
judgments, executions, debts, claims and
demands against tho estate Of said dcceas.
Cd
All Judgment creditors also notified that
they arc cnioiued in said dccroc from en-
forcing their writs Of Fcri facas against
the said tracts of lanl--and al other Gre
ditors, that they arc therein cnioinod from
commencing or prosecuting any suit cr
suits at law against tho defendant, John H.
Harrison, us Administrator ut said estate
without the leave Of this court.
III. n. G.\lLLAED,
c. T.. +. ID.
Commissioners Office,
WiI.nsboro, s. G., Sept 4, 1866.
sept i lawGm
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RI1-A-SOl -A-BIlE
A C0partnership.

I I the fireman of an engine were TO pro
l. prose to tho engineer that he would
raise steam each day with which to run tho
engine the day before, tho engineer would
have good reason to believe the fireman was
demcntcd.
We propose to run tho engine Of n liycli
hood. The money we earn is its steam, our
customers its iircmcn.
To give daily revolutions 10 that engine,
the steam must he Forthcoming.
We hope we will not hayo 10 regard our
ircmen as demcntcd.
With the firm conviction that success in
travel upon the railroad 81 life GtmUl!2s
cash. DEMANDS CASH, DEMANDS CASH, ne
the undersigned have cate. ed intoa
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Rule to Plead.
'Tkc State OF South Carolina.
FA RF Il LID DISTRICT.


L Rc Statc Ga SOtatH C;trOliH;a.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON rLEAs.
IT, l.. Elliott,
rS. },Att0chmcnt,
John Adgcr, a
Wy1IERN.\S The Plaintiff did on the
w T,h day Of May, a. d. 1866, flo his
Declaration against tho Defendant, who las
IL is enid, is absent from and without the
limits of the State, and has neither wlo
nor attorney tnown within tho same upon
whom copy Of The said declaration might
be served.
II is therefore ordered that the sni,l Do.
fcndNm do appear and plead to tho soid
Declaration oE or before the 9Th day of May,
\. u. 1867, otherwise final onl absolute
'udgmcntw viii then be given and awarded for
the cPlaintill against him.
$. B. CLOWNEY, G. CT
Clerks Office, Fairfield District,
May 7h, 1866.
may lOGG -lc3mly
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WESTERN ELopuENCE. --'But, as said
we have proven to you where tho town. line
is. Yes. gentlemen Of the jury, there it is,
and thcreit will remain forever and all the
ingenuity OF my ica"ncd brother can never
ciMce it-can never wash it out. No gcn-
ilCmCn, ho may plant one foot on the
outermQSt ring of Saturn, and plant the
other on Arctorus, and seize tho Plciadcs by
tho hair and wiring them dry, but he cannot
wash out that town-iine--mevcr, never!
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WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on
w the 3Oth day Of March, A. u. 1896
ME his declaration against the Defendant,
who (ns 1t is said( Is absent from and with
out the limits of this State, and has neither
wife no attorney known within tho same,
upon whom = copy OF the said declaration
might be scrvcd
Ii is therefore Ordered, that the said Do
tondnnt do appear and plead 10 the said de-
claration OH or before thc3lst day Of March,
\. u, 1867, otherwise final and abs olutc
Judgment will then he gwen and awarded
OF the Plaintiff against him.
$. II. CLOWNEY, c. c =.
Clcrk's OHicc,
airiicld District.
march 3l'G6-l le3mly
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Tl[E next regular meeting of Tie Board
l. Of Commissioners Of Free Schools rol'
Fairfield District will be hold on Thursday
the llth day Of April next. Teachers
musth hand in their accounts for tho frs,
quarter, to their respective Commissioners
or 10 their Secretary.
Dy order Of Board,
w. T.. AIKEN,
Sec. 4 Treas.