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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14
MARINE aSTE5.s.1GESSE.
MISIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST IA, 1874.
gun rises. ....... 5.12i Noon sets'........ 90
Jun sefs ...... G,5BI Hign tide. .......... o.Oo
pOkr OF RICHMOND. AUGUST -, 1874.
ARHlygp.

POhI hlCdhO-~b, 1abNSSA 49, .
ARHlvgc.
S,e,,aer Wy,poxe. Couch. Nav York, merchant
dI % su,t passenrrIs. G. w Allen 20 To- <,..-
stralarr Wcs.ore., Skinner, Baltimore r.d CEy
Point, merchandise ann pisseIeef9' Ao"
sIeamerJ. ". ETermau, Pla., Philadelphia, mer-
candse asd psen fa. ppadslpaia' erchan~
disc and passengers, w. Z. Porter
steamer Johu sylvester, Pest, S"'iolA' naA
cha ndise and PASSENGERS, l.. 3. Tatum. ,x,o, min
Sorwsgiaa bark Hunter, Osen LiSerp2oi p1o
CITY PoiuI, salt, Davenport & Morris
SAILED
Schooner Katie Ranger, Martin, New YORK, !aua-
Der sSno,mr H. G. lis, Lynch, Philadelphia, pig
Iron aud railroad ties, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Corn, Illus sparks Davis NoEfoK' oncSs'
srh,oner Emily Jane, Eorsyshe, Norfolk bricks'
Curtis * Parker ,s.. p,,,,,,,rs vail
Sch Juncr Kate McSa mara' -hooi''
rn,n-ti.s Talixferro Co.
| CIEAgEo FOR THIS Pohr.
! c.,ooper Ella III. Barnes, Lsrder; New YORK.
As ssioca1 r j. McGpuess, culbourn' New York.
afs ars veasssse. tSorwesan JonannsSsn' LIVER
pool, Sui aIn6Srd, Bar,h Liverpool, June e.
P Edwin, Christotfersen, Liverpool, Jnis ..
Rr,g ANDREA, kilyepess, Liverpool Jmy AZ.
Bris Cape!ls Holman. LSerpos,, s",y W Y.mI,o
pris MARY T.. Roosevelt, DeVefeauA' Aco"i'eo
river. uvuonAspA.
WV YORK, August l2..Arriyca: scaoo"r1rs
M M3,E",s Osborne Thee Brothers. h'eS az
from Virginia. ,,.,,s, 70 Arrived: Steamer
rnra anoe, Moo.e, from kclond Win grhmsas
new York, Angus. ll y saI ep,eSwisxIhe lat.
Barss grazlleira tGernapl anu
Ter gr 70 Ini brig Cacique Ben'o hence at
l ter - instant. - -, havoc for Boston, Ut
| VINEYARD Haven Au2usf ~.
BY Telegraph. -.
. Cry POINT, August l3:-a'rivea ~ snr tish.
, | schooner Rising sun and 4. u. hh'sut' ''' :,
! mond -----------..----
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BY TELEGRAPH.
fSevcre Storm I'm DamaS
10 Crops, &c.

TO Crops, &c.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatrh.]
CuARhoTTEsriLLE, August l3.-About
twenty squares of roofing were blown of the
University last night by storm. The trees
and shrubbery on the lawns were badly
broken and rooted up.
A report from Milton says that the barn
Of Albert Gentry, about six miles below
here. was struck and destroyed with his
whole crop of wheat. The corn crop every
where in the trek Of the storm is badly
broken, and it is hard to estimate the losses.
The lightning entered both telegraph Of
fees and injured all the instruments.
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WILMINGTON a C.J MARKETS.

AUGUST 12.-SpiritS TW'Usatine.-salcs OF 20
casks city distilled al 33c. ahd l31 clsk> III 32c.
per gallon Tor southern packages. Marker hriii; on
Pysiu-salcs Of y 80 barrels strained 1T 81 50
per barrel. Market firm. oo
crude TJ.Ucntine-M Market steady. Sales OF ~
h,rrr. al : % for hard, ;2.2J lar ycliowdp and
-. > for virgin,
Ttr.-sale- OF So barrels at 1925 per barrel.
Market S,ciGy.
uor,cu i he Following the official Eoluital quo
ia.!nus l.us ordinary Zoe. Il TO-; Ordinary. !2c'
good ordinary. &C.: strict good Ordinary, 44c.
Low mIdiI!u@. lJc. &; strict low middiinS, l3!c. !;
mi lIi,c,
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ALEXANDRIA MARkET.

AUGUST 1--we have no material chalgc 10
note III " hat choice samples are active, ont niue
vi this quality Is arriving, Tile offerings being prlh-
ciu;!ly If inf, rDr or medium grades; offerings To-
u:,y Of Ills bushels. with sales OF !! very GOOD
sample While at - 81 and red 1t Sl.23, ~,
81 80, l.3j, l.3S, and LILO, according 10
ullaIlty, latter figures being tor choice. 1890
,nrn IS auirt aud steady; offerings Of 100 BUSH
els, with sales Ut mixed 1T 9JG?6c. ,,
Oats are IN fair receipt and the market Is WIN
out change III prices; Uil"rinss Of Ssh bushels,
y it'll sales at ), 90 ) /. ami ODE.
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Utica lsHreA.

UTICA, y. y. August 13 The unfinished
race of yesterday was won to-day by Wei
lesley Boy, taking tho last three heats III
2:3O, 2:29, 2:2Gl.
The first race Of to.day's programme, for
Il purse of S3,000, for 2:3S horses, was won
by Nashville Girl in three straight heats.
Time 2:31, 2:2S!, 2:225.
The race Tor II purse Of $1,000, for 2:2G
horses, was won by Lucille Gold Dust.
Time: I'D, 2:25, 2::2223a. and 2:223 Comma.
dore won the second hCat.
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ycr,SyILLA TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 11.-.NIuufiicfared Tu6acco. = lere Is u
fair irSuiry. and The market Is h:mer. We quote:
Eir,-in4, bright enc .S0@9Uc.
Virginia brigh, tue and extra twlst....... I1c.
Tirg;Dia bright extra G-uch twist. :....:.. zoe.
Virginia Drisnl 6-irch and f2-lnch twlSt, go
Virginia medium and l2-inch twlst,nc" 'oc.
SirgiuE, medium bright navy, IS, rs, ,e1,-o.
r,ran :, ',ri,,ht ~ and l5's.
SmJking.- ~. y, and IL 556 ZOE.
Vir siula brigat his, 49, anu as.,.'.''''o'tgo'e'
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SARATosA, August l3.-Five horses came
to the startng-poSt to-day, out of thirty-tive
nominations, for The first race. which was 4
sweepstakes for three.y ear-olds, 800 en-
trance. half forfeit, with 500 added; second
horse 10 save his stake; distance threc.quar.
tiers Of mile. King Bolt won by length.
Time, lii.
Tnc second race. $500 purse. for three.
ycar-olds, mile. rlne starters. Madoe won
by two lengths; Countess second, and Grim.
stead third. Time, S1:j1l.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sIARKET.

AUGUST 1G.-Usder- heavy sales the pas. week
the market continues firm. and active, with n
good demand for nlI grades or manufacturing ar
shipping. The offerings Of yellow tobacco were
larger tilan usual, and sold at very high prices We
continue quotations;
Primings-Inferior and common. 81 500 25
Good and five. .......... 5DgQ 4 80
LuJs.-lnfcror ana cnu,mou... 4 5G91 9 20
Medium and so0d....... o 500 90
Fine and yellow spsok-
Observation-Disclosures. 5o6l4 90
Extra yellow smoking. 10 00@30 90
LeGf-Inierior aud common. = O0G s 90
Medium, good. and mix
Good dark and red. 50NI3 90
Medium mixed yellow
and dappled wrappers.13 0aaD20 90
Flre ycllow..............2t AG6G4J 90
Fine eXtra..............5O Goa So 20
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August Noa.-N"ncy dull at
.. Gold duh al 1909. kxchange-Long, 1917:
short, 49l. Governments duil and steady. States
quiet. Stocks dull and steady.
Eceniag. Money easy at 202a. Sterling,
4S74. Gold, 109EM1O9.. Governments dull and
nominal. States dull and steady.
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Political.

PA1NESv1LLE. O., August 13.-Gcncra
Garfield has been rcnomiuated for Congress
SELMA, ALA, August 13.-Thc Radica
Congr, ssonal Convention adjourned thi,
evening after being in session four days
Jcre lIalSon, a fuIl-blOodcd African, was
nominated tor Congress on the 239th ballot
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Agricultural CSnyentio ION.

ATLANTA, August 13>-After harmo
NOUS session at Stone Mountain. the State
Agricultural Convention adjourned today
to meet ut Thomasyhle, February, 1879
The Convention tabled resolutions urging
the rccuacting or ns'Iry laws.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 13-catle declined &c. or
most grades under heavy reccpts. Very best ON
sale to-day. 5.N iGc.; first quty: 4I4so1c. ME,
diutn Ia far SIM &c: ordinary thin steers and
cows 3@3&c. Rec. ipts 3'l6l he IT. eal"s; ZIP
hc ri. Hogs adraLced best gr ,l.s io9f net
common. Sa o,zc. Receipts. u 1913 head. Sheep &C
iiyeat 4tlJsc. Receipts limited
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BALTIMORE. August 13.-f'lour n d wheat steady.
Corn nrmcr: white, 93G0oc.; yellow. SClga SIC.
Oats dull aud lower: southern, 4S1gJ2c. Rye
quiet at SOWSJc. Provisions str rng. with An ad-
vancing tendency. Pork, f2iEt25. Bacon firm;
shoulders. II 4c, Lara quiet 1T 1JG154'. Coffee
dun and uomlual. Whskey steady Il! 4l0l. SUI
gar steady ii ICaQ 0ac.
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I peaches. grapes. piums. and apricots. az well
~ the geraninms, orchids. &C., were SO many
Eic,orias. PTncesscs Of Wales, and Ouch
e~scs of Edinburgh. The English raise
| splendid frsit in their "royalN conservato-
RES equal to that which grows on the
plains OF Kan.as-but the fruit one buys in
| london streets is most miserable. The
| Oaccn. their "Koyal Gracious Queen"
| azores Ncwtown pippins, and the royal
| household is Supplied with apples imported
| from "the States
The horticultural atl'iir was Of minor i'm
| portancr rs an exhibition OF fruit and flow
| tr>. hu: OF unique moment a an exhibition
Of London atl>tocracy. The band began to
play Al ;. and until there was = constant
accession OF tlowagers AMI duchcS>cs, with
heir daughters. in ful.drcSs garden and
visiting toilets. They distributed Themselves
III chars under the trees. now ana then
rising 10 mskc a promenade. and that with
\ friend. One lady, whc seemed to have all
the blood of the Siuarts and the SaXc-Co-
hurgs and llapshurgs and Bourhons in her
veins. Judging from the imposing stiifncss
Of her mcin, wore span new dress OF pllr-
pie silk trimmed with orange. a white tulle
bonnet covered with pink flowers, and brown
KID gloves One young lady created rerita-
tram. pun.. and lri,i>. with Marie Anoi-
rcttc coTs,gc. and ali relieved hy band and
scarf of maroon ribbons. Very picturesque.
Another lads dowager wore 4 MORE trimmed
with muslin llouncrs. \ few ladies. to keep
;hC heat out, wore velvet. About fou: out
o. every six wore 4 purple silk over large
crjnolac, white tule bonnet with veil to
match. a white scarf Of muslin or silk about
The neck. an immense chiguon. white kid
gloves, hluc plraSol. md plenty OF Irish lace
out on hy rule and compass. Now and then
a ladv pn->rd in 81 Partisan costume: then
another - dress made in London in imili-
ton Ui Paris dress. and then another in 4
costume purely English. | heard u gentle
man s.iy, \ hn has lived tive wears IN London.
tlat All immense Improvement has taken
place in the dress Ct English women. Every
where one sees the ,t)1rt made 10 dress
IKE French women. and the attempt /.
fuanv enough. | DO not Know where The
English keep their provcrbialiy handsome
women, for I've seen but one in nearly 4 weeks
observation. don't believe one word about
English matror- being hand>omcr than
American mothers. unless one likes the
kubenS sort Of women. who look rs If they
nad teen brought up on "stout " aEd beer
The English woman command respect FOR
her abstract qualities. her real >tel!iug vlr-
tues Of character; the French woman FOR her
charming ways aud manners, and the Ancrl-
can WOMAN both, n She combines more than
any woman knoH-if | accept the Hun
G1ij9u and Holland Wolncn--thc sterling vlr-
tues and charming graccS. This Is my latest
and pro:ouudr>t conclusion. MISTwoop.
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The So ~or Crop OF Cubn,

HAVANA, august l3.-The statement Oh
the sugar crop OF Cuba for the past year
shows mat 1888 per cent Of the total e e;
port. Of sugar and moasses went 10 5G,; III, Ut
u~,,i,ed staie-, or was taken By the Oni1eV
States. s#as ~f
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ST. IDI'IS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, August 13.-Flour dull and UNI
changed. Com irmcr and more doing; GAO
Csc. for 40. 2 mixed on track. ~hiskey s.eany at
Csc. Pork quiet al s2i. Bacon easier ana not
shoulders 13c for clear rib l3:.c. Tor clear sd-S.
Lard firm ut BIC. FIR summer.
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CISEIISA'rI rTa.

CIScISSATr. August 13. Flour qui t and steady.
Corn nrm'r IT GJnb67c. PorR--uo demand; Offer
ing ut S23. Lard iiriucr: summer. l2!.c Kettle,
l4'ac. EacJn steady; shoulders. ?lc. clear rib,
12t4c.; clear, 13c Whisky quiet and steady Ut
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Oil Fire a, E>ittsDur-i,.

PITTSBURGH. August 13.-Thc oil fire
caused by lightning is becoming more Sc.
rious. The Liberty Oil-Works are now
burning, threatening the Allegheny Valley
Railroad shops.
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p,,y,ILE TOBACCO MARKET.
p,TT>BuRGH CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST lO.-The number OF cattle on SAFE II
Allegheny today footed up loaa asainst &C. Ia
he smnnly was inade,uate 10 the demand, bht On
mon mo STOCK was very Jul ans 4ahc lower; :Atla
beeyes 7Gg74c.; prime. 64bst III meo and e Cd
;Sgs o. Iherkee COWS sold q! 3a4c rep and
lambs were in heavy supuly; 2,532 head of which
Iat vas hard on the selling interest extra lambs,
s3'5oGl.I a Dead; common T, good, *l.50@
$50; extra fat sheep, $500 g. :, t.. inedluin 70
good 42g &C.; st9ckess - - q head. boz "a "a
u
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LOUISVILLE MARK ELS.

LOUISVILLE, August 13,-Fl0ur unchanged Corn
In fair dem ,ud higher at 74A S2c. Pork quiet
ami unciangt d at t25 Bacon oal ana declInlhg,
sh0u der,. ~; cle,r rib, l250 l3c. Clear, 1876
Lara unchanged a. G.dt O4c.
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EpnNcr-ySiiI Burned.

CHICAGO, August 13.-Back's papcr.mill
at Marsc'les, H., has been burned. LESS,
$4,000.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, hngrst l3.-Vrgiuia 6's. peelcrs.
34.; do, cousels. So. West Frginia's, 9'.-biGs
tu-uuy.
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- y
IHry (.0ftug

Blsnched 81 frtfngs ara Sasetfno8: A Warnsut
T.: lsc.: 4.4 Masonylic. 100 Al RockdaIe
!sae, ;,; "A Home. 12hc.; A Oneida 12sc.: A
lo,4s Whitestone, 10c. : 4 Barnsley. NC; 4 ReG
Dog, &C.; scltuate, TIC; Methnan. &C: Pc.
t.e,r6ornugh, 7c.: 10-4 Waltham, 97kc ; ] GA City
Wills. &c. BellevIew, &c.
;4rorn DritLs:. Petersburg, IOc.; Westford,
10ac.; Granitcyille, 1Sc.
Co'.sa Jenns: Pavoria, lie; Amoskeag,
Pc De,'ims: Harlem, exc. Boston Steam Mills,
PrtHts: American, &c: Aliens. sHc Rich
Inand. SHc.: sprngue- Stc.: Manchester. SIC:
Washington. 9Ec.: Hamilton. SH:.: Merrimack,
SHc.: Mallory: 10c-; Oriental. 91c: Pacific,
1uc. hrnold; 9ac.; hm"skeag, IT,; Wambu,ta,
Cdmtrtcs: hice. &c.. English. 7tc.
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AUGUST 11.-Beer cutie were quite plenty pes
crday morning ut all OF tine yards ana buyers were
' arse, ana Inc market manifested many sixus OF
Yea -. A s no positive dt cline WAS rcported VIZ
continue TO quote rs follows. =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

at tho Gull Of the ol'airwan, Or u,y
two mem bers, at huoh tunes anu
places as he or they may appoin..
Their actual. rxpenfes shall be paid
by ,hs unions they rrprseent.
.. The executive coinlnittee shall
hove power to cause all State officer,
accused Of any violation Of law to be
diligently prosecuted, snd may re.
tain counsel for that purpose.
7. The treqsurer shull. deposit all
moneys received from tho county
unions in some Sank to be sci lvc,.d
hy the president,.> aud, report the
amount SO deposited to the executive
couImit,ee. ,...
8. Al moneys expended by order
Of the. State Union or the executive
committee shall be paid by a chccA
drawn hy tho chairman Of the c1ecu.
tive committee, and Tho treasurer
'hsli report to the State union, at
ench meeting, an exuct and particd.
lar account Of such expenditures.
8. The treasurer shall receive n
compensation of five FER cent, Oh al
moneys thus expended.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

Winnsbor0 Lodge, No. II, A. f. M.
THE regular communication of this
i ledge viii I'd held on Thursday even.
n9 Mny 28tE, 1874 at O'clock in Mnson.
10 Hall.
by order Of tho W.. NJ.
may 26 10 NC. sQUIRR, SEQ.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

a N examination will he hell in tho
IL Schonl Commissioner Office NJ
winnsbo'o TN the 10Th of Jmn,. for The
free scholarship in the University $. c..
applicants will he examined in Er pIish
branches, Algebra md Latin.
W. J CRAWFORD,
mny 27 Schnol Commissioner.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

Moses will be.tried at Orans ssburg
on the. 2ss :pr" Larceny; lIo gave
bail without submitting to arrest.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

Jon PnlNrISo.--Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
Tor 'priuting Jobs Of every description.
Bills. Letterheads. P"ster', Invitation
aud business. Card, 60, 50. -.
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E.6eh.i ,@aAab&.

nD- Hereafter 10 LOCAL. NOTICES
will ba inserted In our columns excop
upon pigment Of TEN CEN rs o limo.
l..
a6- Any person s9. the. County having
know edge Of any circumstance tf nterest
occurring in his, ,neish shhorhood will confer
favor by furnishing information at this
Office. I'M, = ...-L- ~
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NoTICEl

INAECuT0RS. Administrators. Guard.
~ ans. Trnaiees ma omnt ccs are
rerehy MOI fed bat. If their. ,rrturns for
heir resn' ctive Esta'es for 1879 are not
,led in the Conr, Of Probate. on or before
The 10Th day Of Juno nex', the under>ign
will he compelled NJ ones 10 isshc a
"ulp against all who fail 10 account. to show
onuse why auch returns have not been
made. w. NJ. NELSON.
may 2l-tlIl J.P.F G..
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notics-W. NJ. Nol>oa. J. P. F. G.
Tuwn r4xes-w. NJ. Nelson, elk.
of Council. @r....
New Goods 0. b1,'s. .
Tea, Tea-W. e. Aiken.
New Goods Is Arrive -Dannen.
berg & Co.
G- R+v. W. ii. Campbell! has re-
tdrued FROM tho Protestant Episcopal
Convention in Charlst,on.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

BE- JoYruL. - Danneuberg '& Co.
will in few days have the hand
souest calicoes in town at l0cts. !"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

10 oonfiSoutiug the property Of
th cir richer neighbors. Th Q re.
quilt Of this couf,outiou wi II he
dgrariamism. The only way iu
t"e world to prevent struggle bcre
betWsen labor aud capita! /, by rich
and poor combin,ns for low taxes and
good government. "IIet him that
stand eth take heed lest he fall"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

Gossir. ..-Thoss handsome whit,
Linen saits At Dannsnbergs are
beautiful. n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

" Mr.. r. J. McCarlcy, advises
every body to keep Cvvl," and We
al.o recommend his establishment a.
tie place TO get all. kinds of iced
drinks. ~ NN r."I,$E =.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

G- r.. r. nemlhin, Efq. of the
Abteville Medium bas been elected
aniyeisary orator otNewberry College
at Walhal1a. IT tiisnd 'llemphili's
lecture he as racy as his locale, it Will
be worth hearilg. go. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

% Crops eia looking badly, and
we hear that much destitu,i"n pre-
walls III pertain, portions Of the Coun-
~. This will b" hard, year. Pfac-
tise tcvnony. o..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

ARE You IlArry.-If. not 60. 70
DAnnepbe,g's for there Goods Will
greet you, aud you, will go forth
l.le"sed,. saying hcw we'll they; DO
Its fact.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

0T See educa tional notice. The
applicant m ust stand all examination
before tho County Board and Lefore
che Faculty Of the University. If he
passes both he will be entitled to q
$500 scholarship.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

r Let organisa,ion Of. TAX unions
be pushed forward. Etgefeld, Fir.
h,ld aud Marion seem to be pivhesrs
In the good wo,k
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

Rrcn i AxD Rxcv.-btan;uenbo,g~
line Of t.adS 1'srasofe all styles,
they are 81 fas,iJious. n
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w- We hear that crops in Fair
field are looking budly. Cool morn.
ings and dry weather are against cot.
ten.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

% As will be s'tseh by the oon-
ttitu,ion for tax unions, the County
Mi IN is to meet on tbs fist Monday
in July: We trust that every town.
ship will have organized ere that
time. Elect YOUR best men as Off :
ce,s. This is our only chance for re-
demption. ...% - .-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27

w. Our rcade,s will remetfiber r
thut Nj. Frey is in town, and will
ispa,r pi"nos and her musical in.
st,am,n,s. He has been engaged in
the hus,pess tor forty years. apd in
TOO we'll known to need any ,iutroduc :.
tion. We take pleasure IN reoom
mcudiny Him to our friends. .4.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-22
NUMBER 36.

OF everything that had any value. They
were entirely stripped. Four of these
persons were married, with families.
Only one OF them was permitted TO see
his wife. Three of them had married
Southern ladies, and were living there
with their families. The guard that con-
Quoted the six men out TO be murdered
were thirty.ti five in number, we'll mounted
and armed with double. barreled shot
guns. The refugees state that the "Whitc
League" was constantly receiving rein.
iorcements up 20 two days after the mur.
der. The League is organized in COM
panies, which are well armed and disci.
plined aud thoroughly drilled by good
officers.
All the provisions in the town have
been seized and preparations made for a
regular siege. The person who sends
this dispatch does il in the belief that no
correct account OF the story of these
refugees may otherwise reach the North.
The Shreveport Times of Sept. 5,reccived
in New Orleans this morning, says 1--WE
are engaged in contest TO protect our
rights and property against the tyranny
of local State despotism. and we shall
prosecute the contest whether the Federal
Government send troops here or not
And the Times adds: "rhe President
must send troops enough to subjugate US
by physical force, for tue people OF Louis
lana can no longer be ground into the
dust by the phantom oil Federal army
in the person OF res siment or so of
soldiers. In the next sixty days Louisiana
must be free State or a military camp"