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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23
FUNERAL notice.

r. PARRISH viii arrive in this city this morn
ing from Bolivar, his late residence. on the
1888 train, by the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, and VIII be conveyed 10 Calvary
,Episc pal) Church, where his funeral VIII
take place al eleven o'clock Services viii be
conducted by Rev. W, G. Gray, recsor OF St.
James parish fBolivu) Friends and ae-
qaalntances OF deceased and his family are
invited to attend.
HEERT-The friends and aoquaiutances
OF Patrick Henry are invited 70 attend the
funeral Of his brother, JOHN HEERY, frOm
the residence OF Mrs Ann 3cNieholas, Huling
street, near st. Martin, this WEDNESDAY
afternoon at three o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

IHE committee Of seventy, Of Louis =
ibna- have issued long address to the
people Of the United States, calling at
iantion to the additional wrongs and
inl'gni.ies which have been, aud are
now about % be, hesped upon the eiti-
zaus ot Louisiana. The late hour at
which the address was received, forbids
iis publication in this mornings AP-i
PEAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23
CONDITION OF THE COTTON CROP-PER
CENT. OF AN AVERAGE.

These preposterOus figures were receiv-
ed with indignation and contempt ny
both bulls and bears. The former were
disguised because the aid which they
expected from the bureau folks was so
overdone as 70 defeat its intended effect,
and which more moderate statement
of the effects Of the drought would IN
douotedly have produced A moment
ary rise, caused by the effect OF the bu-
reau report upon Liverpool, was follow
ed by steady decline, to which repeat
ed efforts have failed TO interpose more
than a temporary check. 1t viii be in
teresting now 10 take q look at the course
OF prices (which are made on the basis of
low middiing uplands), commencing on
the Monday following the publication of
he lr1reau ronorf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

TEE 20 Iumbus Democrat believes tl,st
q '1il n7 es-isation by th tax Leagues Of
1lizziz sFn-i viii show that half OF the
toa3s ol Radical Of f,sh0Iders in that
s-a.s are wo1taie' s, the sureties being
pro e=si)2ai 11' Id-makers il distant
e3yniiss. Eve men in one county are
o1 Official 'J5uds for parties in difereEt
hl-ties 80 sn amount that aggregates
Two million one hundred and eighty
Hiee thousand dollars. They are L. I.
Ne11sr, ". A. Pollock, ". II. Bolton,
q. B Johnson, and II. B Putnam.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

-iHE particular and special attention
of The press Of TIE country is called to
1ls cddress in ar other column from the
, protesting mem bers Of the Mississippi
I5- islau1re opp rJsed TO Amer and his sub
seIvEut, ignorant tools. Tttells its own
story, and Ill compel IRON every read r
q 1pr )Priats comment. It is q cand id
state ueDl Of facts which cannot fail 20
effect = lodE ment in the hearts & ( 81
tloug ntfll people and 90 far 10 cork 2
cure ut tre infamies it so clea ily an5
tursiliv ri etures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

Is another column we publish an ar
iirie on The cotton crop from the New
oTS S-11i which pIsces the yield Of
1913 at four million four hundred ;lud
Twelve thousand bales. The New York
faaz7c'Ui Chronicle estimates the. crop
20 four million three hundred thousand
oA'es. This question is now exciting
much discussion, anu cur columns are
open 70 cur cotton men for whatever
they have to say stout it, provided they
e-nlps themselves to 8 decent limit Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

IHE Christmas number ofthe APPEAI.
Niil be an exceptional issue, especially
-l point Of circulation-one that our AL
NeIusers would do well to avail them
selves Of. L viii contain an unusual
amount Of reading matter, much OF it
pertinent to the great Christian holiday.
Our friends will make a note Of this.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23
ESTABLISHED 1910.

THE Jackson Daily Wig and Tribune
made It's appearance, as The k;sppAr
naa previously announces It would. on
sunday last Is sdmirabiy arranged
anu DeAIs e@idenoes Of skin, inteIli.
sLs' aud q high order of journalistic
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

r.. h. ALLEN,
Senator II N tWenty-fIst district.
r. B. GRAHAM,
Senator from ninth district.
$. q. HENDEHSON,
Senator from rifteenth district.
W. A. CHAMELlN,
RepreSen tRtiVe Harrison county.
B. +. ARCHER,
Representative LaFayette county.
W. b. GlLMEN,
Representative Lafayette county.
THOS. SPiGHF,
Representative Iippah county.
). r. PaCkWOOD,
Representative Pike county.
DAVID JOHNSON,
Representative ltaW8mba county.
J. n. DENSON.
Representative Leake county.
JAJkSON AkEhS,
Representative TishOmtEgO county.
b. !. WINN,
Representative Nalobusha county.
ID. W. ROGERS,
klOater Naiobusha county.
W. IL. H. TI-ON.
Representative Lee county.
J. n. ECKrORD,
Representative Lee county.
JOhL l.. REESE,
Eioater Alcorn ana Prenuss counties.
S. Lk5GETT.
Representative sim psOn county.
Z. II. CAMPBELL.
Representative Alfalfa county.
j. N. BOYD,
Representative Alfalfa county.
h. NJ. STREET,
Representative Prentiss county.
J. NJ. WALKER,
Repf eseDtatiYe AlcOrn county.
II. c. GkEER,
Representative HesnOba coanty.
II. &. HORTON,
Representative Calhoun county.
j. q. CkELlUS,
Repre- sentative scott county.
+ &. ATKINS,
RepTesentative ChOetaw county.
r. X. APPLEW HlTE,
Representative Lincoln county.
q. w. ST. BIS,
Representative Smith county.
j.. MARTIN,
Representative Montgomery county.
). h. SMITH,
Representative Jasper county.
j. "a. DENALL,
NepresentiTe Jones aud Covlngton counties.
r. 3. GARRETT.
Representative Tate county.
il. A. COOK,
Representative Benton county.
G.. q. HORTON,
hepresen tattve HOntotoc county.
1HGS. STOCKSTlLL,
Representative PcntotOc county.
A. GRAHAM,
Representative Winston county.
H. II. TAYLOR.
senator twenty sixth District.
i. l.. MEN DEN HALL
senator Eighth District.
=. ". 5MXLH,
senator sixteenth District.
J.. A M'NEIL,
senator Twentieth District
j. ~. STONE,
senator IWenfy-second District.
lkA G. HOLLOWAY,
Senator IWenfy-ze entb District
=. r. IHOkTON,
senator Twenty eighth District,
j. r. THOMPSON,
Representative Montg gomery county,
JACKSON, MISS, December le, lss4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23
A Review Of the 5reat C0ttoa-Field
from a Korthera Standpoint
Comparative statements OF
Returns and Prices.
The SOuthesn Planters, Southern Ex,
: changes and the Agricultural Bu.
reau JolntIy Assailed and
Condemned-speeula-
ton Stimulated.
The Bulls ard the Bears-How they
0perate-The Crep Of 1874 Set
Down at 4,454,G0O Bales-
The New York Oat-
look.

From the New York sun, December I7tb.l
The Slsa noticed about the first Of Oc-
tober the inception of asueeulation in
cotton, wide in its ramifieations, aud
formidable In its character, and it cited
evidence to show that the agricultural
bureau wss in the scheme. The cotton
ring began buying early in September
on assurances which, it is believed, en-
anated from the agricultural bureau,
that the crop had been greatly injured
by the prolonged drought and by the
Intense heat Of August. About the mid
die OF September the report OF the agri-
cultural bureau Of the condition Of the
cotton crop at the end of August was
Issued, showing a determination Of from
thirteen 70 forty per cent. compared
with the July statement, as seen in the
annexed comparison:
NOEnTrTONr ar u1rur. rsrrrrrr. - rrv,,-1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23
lieksburg and Warren County Before
and Siaes the Recent Traublss-A
Paper for the President to
Read aad the Cabinet
70 Study.

Special TO The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, December 22.-The
Legislature is stiIl at q stand-stiu over
tie bill tn repeal the special election
law. The bill passed the seDstg TO-DAY
by vote Of eighteen to e,even. but in
the house, upon the fsilU-f to get a two
thirds vote 10 suspenG the rules. it goes
over until to-morro y, to meet a like fate.
The Democrats viii try 10 break the
quorum day s.der tomorrow, in order to
prevent its third reading and passage.
The ell cts Of this bin is to do away
with the special election ordered for
w srren county (Vicksburg) on Deem
I, Ger 3lst.
In executive session the senate con-
fiTmsd the governors appointments Of
the following chancellor: Osgood,
eighteenth district; Frazer, seventh; ;
Breck, thirteenth; Peyton, twentieth; /;
Bailey, eleventh; HH, fourteenth /;
Whitfield, sixth. The conduct Of Lieu
teuant-Govemor Davis, in removing
Ames' appointment of Dennis as chan
eellor Of Meridian district, and appoint
ing Christian, was ordered 10 be investi-
gated.
a bill passed the house requiring tax
collectors to make fun reports BY the
fifteenth Of January, under forfeit Of
losing their commissions.
The Legislature viii adjourn as soon as
the special election repeal Law is dis
posed Of, and not before.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

|. William Rodiier, desperate who was
serving out a sentence of ten years for
robbery and attempt to murder, escaped
nom the Indiana State prison about
daylight yesterday morning, by placing
ladder on platform near the outer
wall. Reaching the top Of the wall he
decended a waterpipe on the outside and
made good his escape. Two other pris.
oDers, bis confederates, were attempting
TO follow him when discovered by the
guard, who fired upon them, preventing
their escsle. The warden, Colonel Shn-
Ter, has offered reward OF two hundred
dolk p for the capture Of Rodifer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

II, Gallagher fatally stabbed jacob
Sehlegelmilch al Mount JOY, Pennsyl
vsnis. yesterday, and then escaped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23

All the powers having accepted an in-
vitation b the International code con-
ference Russia has issned circular ask
ing all 70 prese ept their recommendations
az to the time Of meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-23
MISSISSIPPI.
The BIZ to Prevent G Special Election
in NsTrea C0anty Still ia Doubt
Democratic Tactics in
the Way.
Names OF New ChaneelIors Appointed
Tax-GOlleet0rs' RepoTts-Hhen
the Legislature Proposes
to Adj9Erh.

Address from the Minority TO the People
Of the United states-A Timely,
Reasonable and Candid
statement Of
Facts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
Permanent Whitewash.

With tho return of spring comep
the usual inquiry for. a good ewbiteo
wash. Take half q. bushel Of unslak.
cd lime, slake it with boiling wator,
covering it during the process to keep
in the steam; strain tho. LIQUID
through fino siovo or straiucr, and
ada to it peek of salt previousl,
"oll dissolved in water three pounds
ground rice boiled ton thin paste,
and stirred II boiling hot; half a
pound Of Spanish whiting, and a
pound of clcan gluo which has been
previously dissolved by soaking it
first, and then hanging over a slow
fire in small kettle inside a lar,e
one filled with water; add live gallon.
Of hot water to Il 0 mixture, stir i,
we'll, and let it stand few days GOV
cred from the dirt. 1t should b,
put on quito hot; for this purpos,
it can be kept in q kettle on fur
mace. y pint of this mixture vii
cover. yard square Of the outside O
. house, if applied with a large paint
brush.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
Scraps.

Heavy foods on tho, Mississippi.
Gov. Kellogg Of Louisiana has tele.,
graphed. to Washington for food for
starving Inhabitants.
A duel lately occurred between
two citizens Of NeH Orleans, Phil
lips, . lawyer, and Rienveuu, a veal.
thy plaRtef. The later was killed.
Ho was from one Of tho best families
in tho State.
J. a revival is going on. among the
lodians 10 Round valley, California.
Part Of tho conversion consists ip
washing their faces and abjuring
gasshoppers for food.
The French mail Steamer, Ameri-
gae, was lately lost at toa., The
passengers and GROW were .aved. In
10 81 thun five mouths, the same com
pany has lost three: steamers, tho
Vile du HAvre, the Europe and tho
Amerique. 80,
A lady in North Caroliua recently
hanged hersolf with her husband =
suspenders. Aud now all the husbands
in the North: Statc.a'o purchasing
new and strong susp, n lers.
-Four oolored men w.ro hanged Al
Thomasville Ca, ON Friday, 70,
murder.
A bill has. been INTRODUCED int
;Cpngress recognizing the belligcrcn
nights of tho Cubans.
Gen. Hood is preparing a repl,
to Gen. Johnstcn's critique Of hi
campaigns. :,
now vermifugo whiOh bo calls "Th
early Bird"
JeG Davis Is sojojming ip .Psris 70
his heath, and A. II. Stephens
| quite ill in Washington.
. Placards ara. e.posted all over Eng
land to disSuade immigration I
America. ....... .,.-.-.>...., , ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
Shaving a Granger.

Persons who visit barber sbon,
would give premium for a barbe,
who would not insist upon them INV.
ing their chair cut" or submittin,
to "shampoo" when they only wish,
cd to DO shaved. A ma who called
to-day at n tonsorial establishment
on .Smithiield street succeeded i,
non, ,,plussing most persistent knisL,
OF the razor. Tho barber iusisteG
upon giving tho transient customer
','shampoo," and the Il. G. pcremptori.
~ demanded why such reoues,
was W, 5, made. M Thep q little colloqu,
en,uHd something like this
Barber--"Your heads yerv dirty
sab !" WY ur'y'
l want it dirty" "''
,;hl. Bsr.s r.y want it dirty! Why,
-: ..- We'll, I'm a G Granger, and ]
va r ~ to hovo soil on my head 4!
Tho barber ceased his impurtun;pes
an quietly shaved his man.-P,is,.
dn yh Chronicle. ''''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
Special Notices.

Ono Of the first bus ipess principles to
Ct upon, is. mako all purchases direct
rom the manufacturers thus saving large
ums of money. For this reason we nd.
isc our readers to purchase their Win
ows. Doorss blinds, &c.. FROM Messrs.
IL. HALL. & Co.., Charlestonr s. c.,
who have ct the factories. combined
benefits derived from. materials. in first
hands, skilled workmen, latcs, improved
machinery, and through systematic man-
agerhcnt. All window. glazed with kood
clenr glass. They nre also Agents for
Asbestos Roofing Felt. Tly'it and you
will he pleased with its durability. Send
for price list. circulars, 60.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
"EdeOgraphy.o A new hook on III

"EdeNgraphy." A new hook on tho
art otWriting BY Sound: complete sys.
ten Of phonetic SHORTHAND, Iic shortest,
most ,smpl", cn.y, and comprehensive.
enahling any one IN a sh orr time TO rcpor,
trlnIs. stcechcs, sermons sc. The Lords
Prayer is vvi't"n with ~ strukcs Of the
pen and lao words. per minute. 'rhe
unemployed should lcarn thi, art, Price
oy nnil 6o cents. Agents wanted. Adj.
1rcss i ". EVANS & CO., l3s s. Tth st,
Phils., Pa.
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The Fairfield Herald.
.rUBL1sEjD ..., s..
EVERY WEI V.E.SDAT
Cllucklcs.


Napoleon ". has boen dubbed tho
"1mperial Barkis;''
Vasqucz, tho Califorpia bandit.
cook five dollars from ihsn and then
bought tho MANS gloves for two
dollars.
eff II, naughty girl shoHld hart'you,
like good girl you would forgive
her, wouldu't you 7" ''Yes, murm,"
she replied, "if couldn't catch her"
Where they CO.. A. Dapbary Sun
day y-school scholar being asked what
became of men who deceive their
fellow-men,. promptly explained !:
"Thcy 60 to Europe.'
An Illinoisiap wrote to Horace
Greeley several times asking him
what was good for oatarrb, and Fl:
nally Horace got out Of patience and
replied : "Chop your d ID head
off,"
The Golden Globe Of Colorado has
suspended on account of the, disap.
pcaranco Of the oditor. He was las,
. seeu standing under tree, and some
mon wore pulling on ropo.
They were going to put man out
Of a San Francisco theatcr for GREAT.
ing q disturbance, when u voice crios:
Giles all right; he's killed a
Chinaman Z" and they lot tho man
alone. -,
b. A very Lad little boy in Dubuque
rubbed cayenne , pepper dust oil
over the back of his jacket, and then
did shamefulIy in school. The school
ma'am thrashed him briskly, but dis
missed school Immediately to ruu t.
the nearest drug store! for eyo-salve
An ambitious young lady was talk
ing very loudly about her. favorit,
authors, when a literary chap aske,
her If she liked Lamb. With lool
. of iueffable disgust, she answerc,
that she cared. little. about wha
sho ate: compared with knowledge.
.. A lawyer who had recently marri
cd pretty widow was papping il
tho close air of tho court room, whe,
tho name of. the lady's first husban,
was mentioned by one of the bar
causing him to awake suddenly
Springing to his feet >. he exclaimed
"What !! what You can't havo her.
One of the chubby class of four
year'old Sunday-school scholars
when talked to by his teacher nbou
THO sins and frailtios of tho body
was ASKED {: "Well. my. son, whs
have you bosiaes this sinful BODY 2
Quick as thought tho little fellow
responded GA clean shirt and
nice now pair Of brecches."
"And you have no souoa r" asked
curious lady of II bronzcd old. Sc
captain. "Oh ! yes. madnm I ha
pne that lived IA the South Sea l.
lands for nearly q dozen ycars.
"Really WAS he bred there, an,
what was his tcstc--the sou or land7
mo, madam he wasn't bread-h
was meat leastways tho niggers at
him-ord as for bis tasto-tIie Shie
said hc tasted of tc,backer." Th
lady walked to another part Of tn
ship, and the captain smiled nm
took fresh 4uid Of "tcrbacker
himself.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22

CmArrED HANDS, faoe, rough skin,
pimpisS, ringworm, snlt-rhcum and othcr
Outnnenus affections cured, nnd tho skin
made srft and smooth, by using the JuNI-
PER TAR Soar, made by Cnswell, Hazard
Co., New York. lie certain to get the
Juniper Tar Soap, AS. there nro m1iy imi-
Lations nade with common tor which arc
wort n! egS
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I| ] lQilKW . Il;lS1
M q ; 9 1IElI|Ssl|

Fhe largest thing yet. HrMoR, WIT, PA
MOS, LIFE, FUN AND LAUGHTER, $50 comic
cuts. The people >yenrp for it. 1t will
sell in dull times ! Show Il toa MIN
and he .surrondcrs. IT is sure every
time. Don't bother with heavy books that
nobody wants, IIumoris The thing that
takes. *gcnts wanted everywhere. Scnl
for oiraulnrs nna> extra hcr.,,s 10 To-day
Pub. Co.,, rh;lAa,lphia, New York, B osion,
or Chicago.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
DR.. L. III. Shnrp's dyspepsia Pill.
DYSPEPSIA CURED

DR.. shap's Specific cures Dyspepsia
h'"er Complaint. Constipation, VOMITING o,
!o", Sour Stomach, Water Brash. u ear,
ourn' low Spirits, 90. In ,hirty.fve
years never failing to cure tho most OBJ.
N,n"le M, oasas Sold by druggist generally.
y S"'MaS'Sr \ Brico. ageats for winnsboro.
y. pei iot li6 Eighth St., N, Y. CIR.
culars mall d on application
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
syTJR RIJBHsBAs

II arrests decay OF vita! forces, exhaustion
OF the nervous system, restores vieor ~
the debilitated, olennses vitiated blood
removes Vesioles. obstructions and not.
u'rect!y ION tho Liver and Spleen. prioo 81
st., MY. o""' 40 tis't
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22

"Sambo' where did you get the
""'cn you wore to churcn lass Sun.
,aaay "Iaws, massa, how YOU know
: th naa q watch ~ Why, l saw, Il e
ooa'n hanging out of your poo k,t
u en 'front.'" "Oh, g'way, mavsa !
opose you SEQ a halter rtuad m,
Wesk' t' would you t'ink dere was =
0ofse inside OBJ mel''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22

THIS Cut entered acro rdirg 10 Act OF
Congress, in the y"nr 1873. by 1. II. HALL
SEQ. in the otlicc Of the Lib atian OF
Congress, Il, Washington.
june 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22

The Highest Mo lical Authori,;s, n,
Europe say the strongest Tonic. pnris..
and Deobstruent known TO the msd;.a,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
Pacific Guano Company.
CAPITAL $Ioo,ooo.) ;..
soiulibtie Pacific G:iuaao.

TNIIis GUANO ia now so we'll knowh>ih
Il. all tho Southern States for its ro.
markablo effects rs mn "grI cr'tor incr"as
ing the products Of labo', ns not to require
special recomn ondn,Iop trumns. I,s use
for eight years pnst has established its
character for reliable cxcellrncr. The
large fixed cnp plial. invested by the Com
Pnpy in this trndc n.fords III" furest
guarantee Of the continued exccllence Of
this Gunno The supplies, putjnlo market
this eenson : are nS horct0 ore.
prepared, under: tho supcrinlr'ndnnce
dance Of Dr.. ST. Juliah Rayenel. Chemist
Of the Company. at Chpr!eston. SO.
Hence planters mny resi- assured that iis
qualify, md mroai,itn n il precisely the
same az that heretofore sold. ,..,
E, 49,: J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent Charleston. S. C..
JOHN s REESE & CO.,
,.,... General Agcn 4. Ealtimorep
,Terms-sls, cnsh S53 lime, without
interest. :. :. &..?-.
TO accom- odntc planters. they cnu order
now md hnvc until 1.t Of April 10 decide
M to whether they will take nj time or
cnsh price. When delivered from Mthc
factory by the Gu. lond. 10 draynge will
I've charged. X
ACID PHOSPHATE. GUANO. BONE
PL ASTER. &c., always on kand. duality
Ntr'""l. j. n. ROBSON
uan 3..3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
NEiV ADV EICTISEMENlS.

IAA School Teachers want d
to engage during the Spring and Summer
in bniness paying $3.50 per month in
their own counties. Address, ZElG LER
Mot URDY. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22

WORKING CLASS Male or Female, $40
week employment At home, dny or oven
ing !; no capital instructions Il valuable
package ,Qf,, geods' sent free Ivy mail.
Address, with six cents stamp. N. YOUNG
& CO., l73 Greenwich st. New York;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-22
rHnR RA1RF1H HnaAxu.
LIBERAL TER.MSI


-. - 80. -.
We are Offering our guans for this sea-
con on the following liberal term: ...
Phoenix duano, Per. Ton Of 2, 900 lbs,
b7.69. y -. g.,
Wtlcox. Gths &Co.'s Manipulated du ano.
-, Per Ton of 1000 lbs, STO.OnO.
($l.Q0 per ton drnynge 70 be hddcd. ! . On
credit until l.. November, 1874. with
op'lon%of plying Ia Midd ing voiton, de.
hSered at buyers ',nehfest depot,
=" 9; %, 60. per ID. s.;
discount of $1,000 per ton will be al.
lowed for Cash. =. -. ."
Our Agents throughout the State sell at
same prices and on came terms ~ our.
selyes.
linnd in your orders to nearest Agent
at once
WILCOX, GIBBS G. co.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May %. -Sevcral Madrid news
papers accuse Gushing, the American Minister
OF being present at a banquet given by the OPP
position deputies, including Flgueras and Gas.
telar. The editors suggest that Gushing must
beignorant OF European diplomatic usages as
we'll as the significance of certain names.
PARIS, May % The Republican candidate
for the Assembly 10 the Department of Nievire
will contest the seat of Bnurgerny the Bona
partist candidate who was declared elected.
LONDON, May &c 4 p. III The weather
throughout England to-day is fair.
The amouut of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day is E4O,UOO.