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TIE National IAfe InsufAnce Company which
received lts charter FROM the national Congress
Ia Jaiy lAsL has already msde ~ record ~ IN
ml.i,tsblc Characters. With tie agencies an yet
osly Ii process 81 organization, Il has, NO learn
sssasd gs.safsncs Ia An atnouat csceedtng seven
mfuhob aallArs. THIS 80 think j. 4 Fefy marked
snasos. "a 4 10 mach neeafal work eel done.
The company does : strictly cash business a.
hssne in H. Judvnasnt the simplest AMI best for
10th the laMnres apd The insured and Il never
easapHeates IL Affairs with either aotcs, loans or
dl,}8eBas. ard thus leaves ne door open TO uaiS-
apgsshsaAsan 81 DISAPPOINTMENT 10 the fasufo.
waite sbe prsuelpga a "so much insurance tF -
mach money 10 ugi1iy adhered Is aud ever
poAcs b. TAOS 4 nss1 sai dcteraihtd rsius. al
acunesulaaoss shat miehl otheFpisa be declared
As aivsseaAe II rssas futurs time, ar diAeris1sl
Ia a~slrasoe, apd the sxsrt pro rAta y counted e
~slh ina AMOUNT q each policy when ais issued
AaaarsA by men ~ Or highest financial abia-
~ snd anaaaltsa lalsgfsty, protected BY > large
yAlA sp rash cspsaai. ard possessing all tae Gle
meats tAas base gisen sBeoess ~ other similar
enserrnscs. We shsuh expect nfls would become
ase q the mos, successful Institutions Q iss kind
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aae ~ kers}g ssa1 Aki - kszs h4sg
IA - fss8s Tai At e~satemssle4 - rs re-
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sad nhsF ssgsusus inasdsatal - aeYAssiaR sud
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vAiaa sl AaeRaaa @s 4esfea fssaltA. Tbs
t#agfs@ms n ASS eva Aaa s2a be pstHeed. Il
nee4fa n~easrAalNNs s~ seut H. me Fneh4s -
lsmgsHasee. pasAm neepasa AZ rvutssnass
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Fpx A nAf aR FAsfts0, NJ ktLIATloE AID rhAfEA.
psyoat4y recognizing car dependence upon
0gsa Ard IN accordance with venersted custom,
] DO hereby appgini THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH
DAY or APRIL nerb - . day y FASTING,
HUMILIATION AND PRAYER
LET as, Oh that day. - people, turn aside from
oar ordinary pursuhis aBd IN humble cnniriuou
~ our aims, sesk ths favor d Almighty God haat
al oar iAbors mas b blessed With the plentcous
traits ~ HE pf5videnro.
let O. ooms unitediy unto tho throne u grace,
acsklag fgr lhe hEht AZ revealed Ia onr Lord Je-
sus Chnsa,
let ~ invoke tho Divine favor upon orr below.
"a oouutry. and afon Al called 70 aimiaister the
government thereof, that they may have the
''splnt q vlslaa ana understanding, The spirit
u counsel and might the spirit Of knowledge
and thg fear of TIE Lord"
Given under ry hand and tss seal q Tho state
ID the Executive OlAmboE a. hutsnd. this ak
toonth DAY u March, Ia the year q Lord one
Thousand eight hunared and siIty-nine, and o.
the IsdeFenAence II the United sates The
ninety third JOHN D. PAGE
NJ hs Governor,
4 y BrRxH1m,
sesnaary y cica and 1aaary AFaiys.
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Case Lopaa u rnK sTarE 81 yKanoSr.
w
Freetes tatfsu Of T~haaksEIaisK.
s~sdrry y Ord aad naaory AFair'

EAereas. The 2sh DAY ofApfl, is0a, describes
the cycle ~ aE,y years siBea thc organization o.
uha frat Lodge Il Ola fellowa, at Baltimore city
By George Ntdey;
Ind WAa-sas, ~ the unanimous vote o. no
Graad Ledge n ihs GATED States, At The Sep
,emter seszion, iss, Il VAS directed that this
ssms-ocn,ensp anniversary should be the sub
ice, a sperfi colel4anon throughout The whole
jurisdiction, - an osrnest az p%rafoapd gratitude
10 Alumghty God fr his manifest approval u OUT
eonahaned Abors ~ all o. humanity.
Eew, Iltagofs !, George a. Clark, NJ v.
Grand Asa,sr, do fasamsliy direct that The 2G'h
aay a Apnl, ise, 30 srmi-esntonary ofoddFol-
iowshlp apuu Tie Continent n North America, be
especially observed throughout The iari-dictlon
ofyeunoni. That Is tAis end The sotorAl aubor.
dlaass I1alses tA.e saeh proupi aetiop, a. may
ia thslr nisa9m insure q fan and appropriate re-
eponss % this ordcr, by causing thc brethren 70
assemble within thsir respective jurisdictions N
such nlAuaer ana orm 4 organization ~ may be
deemed advisable b them.
Dated AZ Rrattlehofo, ihis Fifteenth day q March,
4. u. isGg, and " our order the afticth.
aEoRoE H. CLARK,
Grand Master.
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n roar hardware dealer dses uol keep aar
goods ssnd q ~ Hfses With sept iaquass "
otdefs, and ypa shall hAvs 1nmed,Ais s~tisopoa
and rerly
LirrtSofrf 4 nasrwrIl, Pittsburgh. rrbn
sala oeuors - oilbara's Aud Red IAekog Patent.
a4.Tw
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Or A 1ohusop cas q ne neas sas,sasfui
practitioners n his time saspnsea shat s nos
eaissa @aauspss Aaeayua iseiment The great
aHeerrs y this atela ia ihe tare 4 ngoaohfis
sud AZ tssaset q TBS ansi and iaags sa
make the naEne q Johpsea at ICES htrab3y. Il
Ices vidoly kaesn shsa lhst Il Las NspsNeaa
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RE Greaf Qpiatag EmaiB Nv chiid,~
Contains 30 HORPIiIaE on fOisOs.
Gus DRUG suye 70 Rsgelefs ne Botai
alsys al fa.a eanses Aedity u ~
Stomach maEst Hf sad vel eiditfra
ssgese and ntAarnFi esrrs Wiad teiie,
GrpiaR I-afsaussisn n iha bsveis, All
vi eomplsirm AIRING tgu h7 efeeia 4
T4sthlae. Cal ~ hotA@ hasgs QAts'tag
syrBp. Eni take - cher, a. goa sfs fsff
SEED hy Drsggltis ana ~ asaseu 81 Ne3.
ie.a
A. HiCIAhD& Aaw LanA1u. eeba
Agerf faf toe Eaaei Ststss
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The public are hereby assured, through the
columns Of the JouRSAL, that Parsons Purgative
Pills contain 10 injurious prinsple, bot thai ibay
mag be administered 10 children shd The meet
weak ond shattered constitutions IN small dssss.
with great c~ertainiy ~ success
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pa " ANpFRs IODINE wArFn

A pure solution OF Iodine dissolved in waite without
a solvent, containing ~ sTslua 20 iodine % each naid
ounce ~ water, Iodine 10 ADMITTED, by all mcdiesl
men, 10 be lbr best kBaWn fobedF fr scfonla, W.
GERS, Cancers sYpuila, Nalt Eheum, Ac. aud thaas-
auds can tesifY taths wonderful virtues Of this prep
aratipn In slcictses. CtreBHrs Tree.
J.P. nINbMOBL, Proprietor,
I'D. SO Def s., heW York.
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WOUNDS, bruises HpfhiuHi mapped Hahdsi ihtlbialuE,
&c Sc u b lFDmpt In action. soUthrs the pnlHttakes
out soreness suit reduces the most angry booking
aNeltlngs and i-Hha limitations; thHk adnFdlnK filsf aud
q complete rnre.
only rs cenis = box sent hy msil for 10 cents,
4w4J SETH W, FoNLE 4 SON, rfoptietors.
No, Is fremont Sc, Boston.
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NEw YoEE cArTLE MAnKET.


Bgatfgs Boar Tbs mLfAet for Western saa
8tste Sour il astise, spd stranger NJ The ~
grades Fsmay grades afa Il falr aemaaa aa9
~ stcaAer. Rs fisar i firm sHd tiogc ~sise
Corn MsAlla sta sdlsg a1g 81 htf request osz4n
w1ssat MARKET better snd more Geaye fsi
Waite. Oats are bstief aaa Faafe eei4gs.
Uutisf-Anly4 hrss hElee q s2mssa2t ssa.
ths 4aikst peshaE bat shcse EfAdes has
sssta- aside mel am er4dss ags slsr ~ s
har buses b. as ysB Ilsaiy @aa fanses mon =
" CAzrst osap as base
nal u ~ ~ baI ag Hl5gs tEhas "a ca
pstt Egre base ialsa oG
have Egrsss saa tic egsana is 8ossa All
s bCilss - easter t4aee bfess3I
Pgaltg Tar aa3 Cha asas bfag ga9a ht
ass iesah
saays.
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haf hsrn need fr HstHf bar q atHfae e. luaehs.
talds, '~eHsHmHfiau aaf e1efg sHrafian afthe I-rust.
LaHEs aHd Chest u eufes q NnHrH by 1HtrtIu4 aHd
eirausias ne lanas and ahYthF tWiaiian thus rtnoy.
tng ths1ttte lusifaa ut a3lng ep Csc eiuah asa luar,
ing thc cause hahIad.
SIXTH v. FuWIE a sus, Proprietor.
No. I8 Tromoht Htfset. Hoatan.
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NEW YORK

Produce and General Market.
reported expressly for TINS JouAsAt ~ oar auu
Reporter in New York.
The following are the wholesale net cash rHas
Of the leading articles sold ia the Ncv Yort msi
ket. II Is confidently believed, that THE wdekis
information, specially reported FOR our paper, Is
worth, to every person interested In the markrt.
three times the sub, eruption prico q the paper
NEW loRb, March a., isUa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-14
A Family Medicine.

Tho PAIN KILLER is apurely vegetable
compound aud, while il is q most efficient
remedy for pain, il is n perfectly safo mcdi.
cine, even in the most unskllful hands. For
Summer Complaint, or any other form
Of bowel disease in children or adults, il is
an almost certain cure, and has, without
doubt, been moro successful in curing tho
various kinds of Cholera than any other
known remedy, or The most skillful physi.
clan. In Indin, Africa and Chinn, where
this dreadful disease is more or less prcva.
lent, the Pain Killer is considered by the
natives, rs well as European residents in
those climates, d$nrc rcmc2y.
TmE pAIN KILLER. I'VE have known the
high character Of This medicine, and that ii
is used with great success aud satisfaction
in our very best families. II is the favor
ito medicine Of our missionaries in hcathcn
lands, where they use il more than all else
together for the diseases that abound in
those warm climates. 1t should hc kept in
every house, aud DO in readiness for sud
den attacks of sickness. - (Hristitn Press.
july 9-lm
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ATLANTA DEPARTMENT
A PURELY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets
S5O0,OOG.

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Gen. A. II. CoLouIrT, Vicc-president
W. Z. MoRRIs, Secretary.
SSUES every desirable form of policy on
! the most advantageous terms. f'''. N
Its principal business is with the South
crn States, and TO them il appeals for patron
ago. @ .
II has ample means TO fully protect poll
cy holders and pay all losses tt
Rates Of premium iow, and the greatest
facility in payments allowed. u. "nuu
All its policies arc non-forfeiting. ,m.
Its Board Of Directors are we'll known 10
be able fnancicrs and men Of the strictcst
integrity.
Keep your money nj home
$50 policies secured in South Caroiin..
since l0th of February. "st
Reference, in South Cdrofina
Col. Wm. Johnston, Prcs't c. & S, G. II. r..
Gen. Wade Hampton, Gen. John s. Preston,
Columbia. S. c.; Gen. J. b. Kcrshaw, Cam,
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w. NJ. DWIGHT, ,s.
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J. II, MILLER
General Agent,
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iulv 13-to Ply '', .t f .Fff,.H .I..
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Latest by Telegraph.
Affairs in Virginia,
RIcnMoND, July s.

ShAhNND3 Wy os
Gilbert &. Walker arrived here at
| | O'Clock this morning, from Norfolk.
The day was made holy day for his
reception, and when the cars arrived,
about 5000 people had congregated
at the depot A committee, compos-
cd about equally Of the most promi-
ncnt white and colorcd citizens, was at
tho cars to receive him; but tho popu-
lace rushed in and seized Walker,
bore him on their shoulders toa coach
ornamcnted with the National and
State flags. The procession, which
nearly mile long, marched through
the principal stroots. Many Of the
coaches, of which there were hun.
drcd in line, were covered with Ma
tional flags; and on the band Wagon
was transparency, with painting of
white and colored men shaking hands.
"ho street woro blocked with people
following the procession, and at least
10000 we're out. On reaching tho
house Of Colonel James r. Branch, the
conservative candidate, killed by the
calamity on Friday last, the process.
Ssn passed in silence and with uncov-
ed heads. Upon reaching the hotel,
Mr. Walker appeared between the
National and State flags, held by rep
rcsentatives of the two races, and af-
t,ra few minutes of deafening cheers,
made a brief speech saying, after
congratulating the audience on the
complete victory, that in this moment
of triumph, they must not forget
charity for the defeated; they must
remember that the votes cast against
tho ticket were given by tho dcludcd
and Ignorant of race that had not
yet had timo to be educated sufficient
ly to know the wrong of disfranchis-
ing others. We must remember that
wo have succeeded on tho platform of
universal suffrage and equal rights !;
and We must see that those who op-
posed US, as we'll as those who support
cd US, have all their rights, and are
protected fully by the law, and with
the law, and under tho law. Loud
cbeers.] They must be educated and
taught the value of the great boon of
franchise that has been conferred upon
them, and the true value of being
citizen. We must not forget that the
opportunity of winning this victory
was given as through the ]ibcrality of
President Grant. Loud and contin-
uod cheering.l And we must see
that its fruits arc for the benefit of
aal.
After jocuiar ailusion to tho
grief Of tho present State Office hold
ers, Of the Wells persuasion, the
speaker concluded by q cheerful pic.
{, ,turc of the future prosperity of the
Estate. Three cheers were given for
Grant at the close. Mr.. Walker was
followed by Isaac Hunter lcolored)
aud several white speakers.
Tho election returns to-day con-
tinuc to be tnoee and moro favorable
to Walker. The returns this morning
show that the Walker men will have a
majority Of go on joint ballot in the
Legislature.
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Bagr Anew Baftrsn b Faatot Sewing
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SIIElsIFFS SALES.

UY virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
- rcctcd, will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on The first Monday and TIC
day following, in August next within
tho legal hoars Of sale, TO The highest bid
dcr,y for Cash, the following Roal FRO,
rcrty Purchasers to ,pay for. Titles, and
Stamps. >'''''
One tract Of 382 acres, more or less, of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands of
r. Wootoh, BENZ. Cloud, u. Hall and others
levied upon MS the property of T.. E.J.dWilson,
others. "h'''
Ono tract Of 475 acres, more or less, Of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands Of
Margaret Armstrong, N. g, Robertson,
Nancy Fraser and others levied uhen as The
property of, William Smith, at gtho suit of
Margaret Armstrong and others.
fa'@# s.I$ l.. W. DUvALL, "''
H rs7j a' S.F, CO
Shcrilf's 0flico, Winnsboro, s. c.. l
July 10th, 1860. I, ar fu.,,,
july l5-x2tl ~,
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COOKING; STOVES.
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.

lNHAVE just received u flncl LOT Of Cooking
/ o Stoves, which l will sell tat prices less
than over was offered in this OF any, other
Market in tue South, having received an
agency in this linc of business, with in
strnclions to sell quick with small profits.
will be hhlc TO do so without, any risk on
my part. If tho people want,n good Cooks
ing Stove. and ono that will be warranted
to give satistnction, call soon on the un-
dcrsigned, ono door below Bacot & Co.,
where | will be ready to accommodate Gus
TONERS. '-'" "'Ni G. l.. REFO, Agt.
n. Is. will put up any Stove bought
from me, without extra charge, provided
parties buying, will furnish conyeyanccs,
to any part ofthc Town Of Winusboro, or
County Of Fairfield. C.. H. r
iunc 2G-fy3m Fl.
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ervioc wherever emergency may re-

service wherever emergency may re-
quire.
Major Wofford, of Mississippi, re-
ceived despatch from jackson, sign
od!by Judge Oontorrors, which appeals
to the Secretary of State, the Judge
of tho Criminal Court at Vicksburg,
United States Attorney 7. G. Murphy,
and other prominent citizens, saying
that tho National Union Republican
Party, backed by the popular sonti-
mept of Mississippi, will support
Judge Lewis Dent for Governor. His
election is certain if he will accept.
Major Wofford was to-day authorized
by Judge Dent to say ho would accept
the nomination.
WAsHINGToN, July 10.
Distillers licensed to make spirits
from grain may distil fruit without
increasing their tax liabilities, but
they cannot claim tho exemptions at
tackled to an establishment exclusive
ly devoted to fruit distillation.
All spirits forfeited from having
been left in bonded warehouses after
the lst Of July have been ordered to
be sold. The Collector gets five per
cent. commission.
The Cubans have the following ::
Letona, who succeeded Sisca at
Nucvitas and Puerto Principe, is re-
ported to have lost 200 troops by de-
scrtion to Quesada. Deserters re-
port disaflection among the Spanish
troops increasing, caused by frequent
changes of the commanders of posts
and quarrels of regimcntal officers.
Frequent collisions occur between the
outposts, without serious loss on eth
or side. The Cubans claim IN ad-
vantage of position and earnestness of
purpose. The troops Of the Spanish
commander continue to execute all the
prisoners Immediately upon capture.
Even those who are wounded are exc
cuted on the field.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, July 6.
The Cubans hero have the following
b The Spanish troops attacked Jordan
ncar llalquin. Alter an eight hours
fight, The Spaniards were rcpulscd aad
compelled to take refuge in lAc town.
The Cuban loss was 200 killed and
wounded, including twenty Americans.
The Spanish loss was about The same.
The Spanish force consisted Of two
brigades, outnumberlng the Cubans two
20 one.
The Xcrald special: "Dr. Mackey,
removed from the Collectorship of the
port of Charleston, is here, claiming
that his successor is Democrat, and
that he himself was removed without
sufficient cause"
The Times has over column of
editorial antagonizing Canby's deois-
ion that members of tho Virginia AS
scmbly must take the iron-clad oath,
commencing "General Canby's pur-
pose to require the iron-clad oath of
members elected to the Virginia Le-
gislature is in direct conflict with the
,4opinions of Genoral Grant, repeated
1y Expressed, and with tho course pur-
sued undor his orders in tho States al
ready reoonatruoted."
WASHINGTON, July 6.
The steamer FREELY, which loft
N'hiladolphia with an excursion party
for! Cape May, was ovcrhaulcd and
brought back on suspicion of having
fillibustors aboard. The passengers
wero released this morning.
WASHINGTON, July 8.
Commodore Poorc succeeds Hoff in
command of tho West India squadron.
1t is understood his instructions indi-
cato prompt protection of American
citizens and shipping.
The Chronicle, in bitter article on
tho Virginia election, says: But all
is not lost in Virginia Congress holds
tho koy Of the citidcl. Tho rebel
r. Democrats may boast that thcy havo
70 looted their candidates, but there is
an ultimate remedy. There arc indi-
cations of cross purposes between the
administration and Boutwell, since the
Virginia eicction.
1t has beon aseertained, from the
best authority, that tho despatch an.
nonncing that Pooro was to succeed
iloff was premature. iIoff is onfy to
he relieved by his own request. The
authorities find no fault with his Off.
cial conduct. I9l
The iron-elad Contour has gone TO
Santiago DeCuba to investigate tho
circumstances connected with Sneak.
mans death, and, If necessary to de-:
mand prompt reparation. Several of
tho heaviest iron-elads will soon be
despatched to Cuban waters. The
Seminole sails tomorrow, and the
Dictator will sail in six or eight days.
Within the next two weeks twenty
vessels will be available. for public
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JOHN @. SENGERS'
UNADULTERATED ALE,
Is.A. Sss% r.rEg BnTtg1TER = :

LA, %EzEg .REE:s:H1Ea, 3
l AGER BEER containing Copperas, mud
IL Ale doctorcd with Sail, Lime ind Alum,
are the latest adultcrations discovered in
New York. Il Au,J 81 .e.ia slTNnGt OG'a
Professor Mapes, Of New York, analyzcd
the Beer fromn dozen different Brcw cwerios, and
all were found adultcrated with noXious
substances IL is said, that tho sale Of
drugs TO brewers, is n profitable part Of the
trade. This is perfectly infamous. Cocoa
l"s mdtcHs, fish berrg no1ron,icd, (dog but :
ton, from which strichninr is oblaiucd,l J are
some Of the delcciahc substances found
IN beer. These are potent poisons. and the
brewer found using them should bc drowned
nt once in his watts. I mn willing 10 be
drowned in my own vn's ir any impurities
should be found II my Beer. ...
shall continue to make hcalthrul hcv.
crngc. % that il may he drank by The mos,
delicate Without the least danger.
JOnNC. SEE0ERS.
'Iu Columbia, s. g. 4
tnnn
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AEEEP constantly in Store L large assert.
ment Of Ladies Dress Goods mud Trim
mngs, House Furnishing Goods, Shoes,
Boots, Hats, Goads FOR Mcns' Wear, Ready
Made Clothing, Crockcfy Wooden Ware.
Baskets, Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware, also
Iron, Steel, Hoes, Sc
Schoo! Books and Stationery. Juvenile
Books, Paper by Rcam or QniYc, Wall Pa
pering. Window Shades, Floor Mating and
Trunks. i" if'l ~ lH""r ~
In the Drug Room, they keep full Stock
81 choice Medicines, Oils. Paints Varnishes,
Window Glass. Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &c..
no., nc. ','..'. -"''n' ."' juno 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-14
Tax Notice.

N1lE Books will be opened for the collcc-
L. tiom of the State and County Taxes. on
the first day Of July; 1869 Tho per cen
'nm of Taxation for State purposes Is seven
ap'e half mills on the dollar, and for Coun-
" purposes, three mills on the dollar. =,
as the time for collecting said tax is very
limited, hope tax payers will bcprompt IN
coming forward and paying, which will rn>
lieye mo from the unpleasant duty of ad-
ding COST niab 81 A1as ose|a .t
! hopc, all cmploycis will exten,l thls N.
ofrmntion TO thclr laborcrs, nnd request
them to be prompt in paying, as every malo
person between The aSe Of twenty one and
sixty arc required TO pay Cnpiiaiion Tx.
'ol wish every employer, II fc will not taS
the Tux for his ylahoFers, TO hand mo list Of
the names Of all employed by him, ard the
number Of the township in, which they live,
thereby enabling mo to'coIlcct The tax from,
an persons linhie. "a 5''e" 'V f'3''
q Al Tax Executions issued by r. III. ;Jcn.
nings, Esq. and remaining unpaid, aro in
my hands for collection, Persons knowing
themselves to be defanlters will sayo cost
by calling eoon and sci Ting the SANG.
JNO ". CLARK, .
june ~ County Treasurer
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-14

FoURTH or July SERMON. Il he
United Fire Compa' y on Sunday at
tended the African Church in a body,
and listened to sermon from Rev.
Brown, the same who prayed on Mon
day that God would permit the colorcd
people to continue their feet upon the
necks Of the whites, and sand lay 'cns
low an de dust."- Charleston Cou-
ricr. ,E.nI 5m.