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SOUTHERN OUTIsAGES.
Assenlb1nEo OF Armch Negroes Dia-
prrScI in AIubn1nit~

Asseralb1nEo OF Arnoh Negroes Dta-
pcrscd in IfIubnNiiss
SELMA, Ala, Sept. 16.--A dispatch to tho
Times from Domopolig reports that body OF
nrnod uegrooa yoatcrday were discovered drill
ing near that place. who replied aa to what
thoy meant TINT negro blood bad boon SHED,
and that thoy wcro determined to hayo whiso
blood. Two ullarmod whites. sont to learn thoir
grievances and assure them Of thor error, wero
1irod upon mud bulh wounded, ono seriously aud
ono mortally. Tlis moruing whitos to tho nalrl-
ber Of thirty or forty went down and dtaporacd
tho armod nogroen. killing and wounling Several
OF thc1n. Tho negroes numbered 2Uu. They
arc tito samo negroes that stopped tho
Government rations, and hayo since held armed
possession Of tho public Highway. When fired
upon they dispersed. but tioy aro reported to
have roassomb1cd, aud declare that no white
man shall pass tho rond On pain Of death.
, 1874-09-16
CHRISTIAN CONVENTIONS.


tho noto OF tito Massachusetts State Convention
for .lso ta1anco of ita quota Of assessment Tor
this fund.
Tile John Gunn ministerial Ro1iof fund,
amounting to $4,000, romuina inveatod "a at
Inst report. mud tho income from It. $500. With
tho exception of s1oo paid out undor direction
OF tho Doard OF Ituatoca, Ia in hank. Tho
l'nllou Contonary fund fs ht!l in It's original
form, md its amount, with compound interest.
vii bc on the 0oth inst. st91.07. Tota receipts,
q29.625.67 disbursements, 10,853.51 j; balance
In bank at ttiH dato, e2,072,60
Tho proHont indebtedness OF tho Convention
Ia NJ follows:
To New YORK btate Convcntion. ...........$ 19090o
Y + Homalfac Es1., noto. 10000
Y. II. NoEefs. Ealy note. 5000. 90
!. .: 'NoiMRteht Eda notn. otn.............. 2f0D. 90
hcatlor Mnnnlactnfera National Bank, noto 100000
Murray TeHsehaty IHmu 1D0D0.00
lGation}. ..........".........., 100000
, 1874-08-12

Committee wonld DO supported by majority Of
tho Germans Of tha district. irrospootlvo Of pre.
vlons national affiliations, but e>
TltEnE fH NO PROBABILITY
snat . tue stato Convention Of tllat party will
atopt tho financial plank, at loaBt, OF tho piat-
form propoaod by tho Central Co,pmttee
uenoe conondo That tho Germans Of thla tia.
tflet who hold tho balance Of power, will yota
no f3e1s s,,a3,t r topsnlontly VIZ vote, frat
oyof tiekot second for such othor candidates aa
arc known to DO ant-toinporanco nntl opposed
to ropnaiatfon. Thts actlon will produce such
%fs5e nSo sa nratt at o r.. wsnst rds political rohe h m
however,: tho Republicans will lose moro STRAIGHT
party votos thRn tho Democrats.
havo apokon Of tho failure of tho Farmors'
party. es an organization, to taRo root In 1T.
CiRir; Tho satno Is true OF Monroe.
IN MAcour1N 1T HAS TAKEN arnoNa HOLD:
largo number OF arangos aro organized thero.
Looal circumstances layo favored its growth
mainly tho rebellion against the, Democratic
Court-HouHo Ting, which croatod tho enormous
aobt nndor which tho tax-payors are grooming.
Ih9 independent, Or Farnors, ticket fhoro viii
poll heavy yoto. drawn IN almost equal propor~
t1ons from hopubllcanH and Democrats.
1n Madison, the homo Of tho crcator Of tho
Earmota' party, tho now organization has gain
ed afoothold,-no more binco the State Con-
ye1,tion OIL tho 1tjth Of Juno, whore nlr. Flagg
socalyod sMch slAahly treatment from his un-
anintiy at home on his farm, taklng no open
fsom,tu Genn,'. |o.lsca' .aa 1no independent
inntn ,ooa, e1a ;aet on tG 10 lhst 70 nom,
faii"ra 4osa, o amu taokos. IL waa dead
nam oniv I A'fHias assenasnce nAa ontiiusi-
twenty.scyop Vosa,set noul pfoelne.s oas Of
ssiS soanhseef delegates were roped
IL Han sA'1 @ Iiosoeaeu 70 maRe nnln-
momonrsto r., eottoeu 20 ~ ent'rely py old-lino
ara nonnnra+ ;',osi H. suo nGn''ne9s oAt o. sevcn
fictot XII, tierat 'l.o oatna ',, ,ieg.asatVo
r"nt.h,o ~ tn ion,,,,n H. e.so. VIII Iaot ps nc
vot;nn ,nj.sa5 5 ia ,nrnerg lliis Con
cort"i"tr sf'Se nf A'' 'stoAs""''s' a"ofo Id now
S4s~' "a rn,,vor, 4, ,,,,,,m
II, thin co,tv VII, ~, IT, a riSnH !, t, ,,
ainn4;or ~ fit; ". ~ wv 9sn ~ 'asol ~ tho
, 1874-08-12

Lust evening young n'arriol woman named
6clran,. Il bourdor at tho Gault House, took
ialge doHo OF morphine, with tho evident insen-
tiou OF destroying horself but sho took too much
Of the deadly drug, aud, chambormaid dfacov-
ering tho state Of affairs called for asHatauco,
and Dr., Phillips ca.no in aud relieved
tho woman. Alter remedies woro pro-
eorlbol tho pationt grew bcttcr, but at q
o'clock this morning sho was still worry
low. No cauao other than that of FAM
lily difficulties, or jealousy. is assigned
for the act. blre. Hchram ia tito vito of we'll
known sporting man, and is q handsome yonng
woman Of 80 yoarH.
, 1874-08-12
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

n4.,.s c,, L., ~.t,,
oesoot''0 onaptn .'a' spPt'Aou ""osner Ivy
Who IL concerned III tue robbery Of Mr: p. hoh-
tonatadt'a pawn-establBhrnent. Tho PRISONERS
namo is Joe J. Bradley and ho Was talon at CryB-
tai Lako yootrrday. Bome of tho stolen articles
.;,x, y .,on., r,.aS xsaxa at saa;,, ~,
s.vrn m1 ~ s9n,sg g nsxas % wnaa Pamnea M aAa'a "
sne 'a1i'o p'aoe tnos "ole s"Aoa ifou'
party of diatinguishod pepnsylyenia exour-
sionlsts arrived at the Grand Pacific
Hotol yesterday. They arc headed by
sno s Sn Gnnt Ind raset na and arv f sp esa ct
J. Blaks1oo and wife, d. Q. Bkln and wife, Asa
Dlaksloo, Robert Il; sayrc, William +. sayre.
1lubcrt I,ockhart.. Col. q. McKibben, Col, Will
lam Mcclellan aud vito, and Fred Morcor.
Chester Murphy, an escaped lunatio from the
coraer ] Il t:; dlark sai Michigan stroe.s by by
11,n T1qaas ntlay 2'sss Warden of tao inssi
ii,n ii1' ensnsed II noll;na n,nottnc nf
whnt la tor1no,, nnmbo,a n tho hody nf G1,rist.
ia sxas taen baeis tn liz asvm % Ias. - areni,o
~ T,an n' aossasass [ ~ %e nt.assaa - rn snnr ]
nanod Michael Lombaok while trying to got on
tfansfer , sfan q tho Chicago, burlington q; y
t9nney Aairoad Ut tho foot Of Adams street' fol-
Under tno Whcela anu was rim over. Bofh legs
, 1874-08-12

I, A meeting Of tho pan-uandlo and Kankakoo
Lines was bold yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
~ the Grand Paotfic Hotel, Tor tho purpose Of
settling various disputed points in regard to tho
division Of cnrpings, md tho location Of n paa-
songer oillco for tho pooled lines.
Tho following gentlemen were represented at
Tho meeting: L. D. Richardson, manager Of tho
pooled Inea; William Stuart, Gonoral Freight
Agent; F. H. Kingsbury, Assistant Gono1al
Freight Agent; J. a. Glier, Division Freight
Agent; and H. Monoll, Passenger Agent Of tho
Pittaburg, Cincinnati l. st. Louis Rallsoad; e.
II. Waldron, General Superintendent, and Mr.
Lyman, General Passenger Agent of tho Gin
oinnati, Lafayette j. Chicago Railroad !;
]. F. Tucker, General Freight Agent. and r.
Chandler, Assistant General Passenger Agent OF
tho Illinois Central Railroad; II. j. Page, Gen.
eral Freight and Ticket Agent Of tho Indianapo-
ls, Cincinnati j. Lafayette Railroad; Il, G. Tin-
man. 0onoral Freight Agent. md Alr. Audor-
son. ,dcnoral Tiokot Agent Of tho Jolreraonyille,
General Freight Agent OF tho Cincinnati, Ham
ilton i Dayton Railroad 8. Stevenson. General
Passenger Agent Of tho Cincinnati Hamilton
& Dayton Rni1rond and f. Gallup, General
Mr.: Joseph F. TnclsI was chosen Chairman,
and Mr. L. .. Richardson 8ecrotary.
resolution authorizing tho manager to
locate the passenger Office WAS adopted, whero-
upon Mr.. L. D: Richardson, tho manager, stated
TINT le would designate tho old Kauknkce
ticket-offlco, No. 121 Randolph street.
ATr. Richardson, being authorized to do 80,
also appointed Alr. 4. Gallup General Passenger
Agent Of the pooled lines.
On motion it was resolved to make no cl,angca
in tho tho management Of tho freight depart
mont Of tue pooled liuoaa' which had hean ably
run by 11r. L. D. Richardson since, tho lat OF
April. when tho pool waa first organized.
It wns also resolved to continue tho old rates.
both for passengers and freights, established on
tho lat Of April laat
Aftor transacting aomo further unimportans
huainoaa tho meeting adjourned.
, 1874-08-12
Eho Seventeenth Illinois CNn4rDHs-
i11lnl UiAGrfCts

CORRESPONDENCE or 71s Chtca0o Tribune,
ALTON, ILL.,, Aug. 10,.-I'he political situation
in tie Seventeenth District Is badly n,ixod. II
would bo snfer to predict whero lightning will
result Of tho coming election. The district is
composed OF tho Cou,tios of Macoupin, 1ladi-
son, st, Oair, and Monroe, 1t waa carved out
~ Republican district, but at tho noxt election,
aftor tlo rodlstrctng
"wENr BACK
on it's legislative parouta, aending Bill btorri-
son to Congross by tho handsome majority Of
1,890. Ihis roBnlt was brought about IN this
way: Morrisol's home county, Monroe, cast
Clair County, formerly good for 9000 Republican
majority. gavo but %, owing to tho Germans
having Liboraliaed; Madison, alHo was sutli-
ciontly tincturcd with Iiberalism to eiyo Alorri-
son 2 small majority, Thilo haoouptn cast hor
In tho pant two years tho growth ct lntne,tl-
, 1874-08-12
Reinforcements Expected by Both Sides
-.-Serious Fighting Feared.
Cause of the Action..-A White
Mans Violence and Escape.
lie Attempts to Kill q Colored
Man and Shoots d Child.
Tho War nt Austin, Mise.

MEArnts. Ionn., Aug. 1l.-A special to tho
Appeal from Holona, Ark, received ut tha
morning, says "At II o'clock last night tllreo
ladies aid two pontlomen arrived toro from Ana,
lin IN ar ~ ~ rnnor. ] aans,aras, . n,.'ns as'.
D"4' "n@' Aopo's o'An'oo4"o'o ubA''ns
so"s'ao"y e'oninB' iue conlnanaer OF Emo posi-,
wliose name no did not learn, dispatched q
Scout Of twenty-five men on sha road to Cold
yater Station. IN tho hrisajaainri \ rroprcouoa
r9o;frn,d an5 onn.,ro5 .,eta. - ."as,es'
t'"4'Aoao' u"o snpsAou ptoAe' " s"ent5
Ieeloest WHO weIo statloneo ABOUT q miles
from town, and brought them as prisoners and
wore baino mt ;nto Tim f!nnr+-uo,,.,
'a"d m trisa :, ,..Lo r ,,ia oo,sao s,.aa nouso
a, aa.a' NV" ~ s ,'.,,s, o sosepe, "uoa ~ was
nroa upon ano R'ilea, ana IN tho melee which
fatally. Lator in tho evening, largo body OF
norroos advanced from fho south and attacked
~ to, ars, l., ~ ,r,,,a ~n ~
n't sno son1' uA'u9 - wv "u.so a".nt7nois totno
Oou1Edonae, Who1o tho NAM body OF White8
worc stationed. A chargo was made By tho
whites, and tho negroes were repulaod with tho
loaa OF soyoral killed and wounded. Fighting
WAS going On whon our inforuaanta loft, and they
woro fired upon aa they crossed oror to Ship
1aand."
.. ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MEMPHIS, Teun., Aug. u-hIaj. Horn Chal-
mery, of Hornando has just arrived hero for
tho purpose Of chartering boat to take men to
that courier from Mayor Woodaon, Of Austin,
roachod Hernando nt daylight, stating that tho
town was surrounded BY about 1000 nogroas,
and asking Tor help. About goo mon from
mud, In company with volunteers from this city,
will start at O'Clock for Austin,
Ut. Smith, who ia tue unfortunate cnuse Of the
troubles thoro, reached horo last night. eomo
threo woehs since he wna attacked In the streets
OF Austin bY negro, and drawing pistol fred
at tho uogro, but missed him and killed httlo
negro girl who WaH standing BY. which exnHper-
, 1874-08-12
THE WEATHER.

WAsnrNaToN, .. G., Aug. 11-prohabl1ities--
Oror tho Uppor Lako region. hfghor barometer,
lowor Temperature, west to north winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain aroaa, fol-
lowed by clearing weatAor.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, A1,g, II.
, 1874-08-12

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 11.-The official vote Of
aixty-eoveu counties In the lato election gives
Jones, Democratic candidato for Clork Of Court
Of Appeals, a ma1ority Of nearly $4,000 over
Cochran, independent. This Is q largo Deaso-
cratic gaIt.
, 1874-08-12
Joe Ledlie Indulges in a Crave
yard Soliloquy.
lie Declares that tho Democratic
Party Is Not Dead but
Sleopetth
And Makes the Vote Of 1868 q
Basis Of Representation.
Reports from Western Congress
sional Nominating Con.
ventions.

Tho 1lltnOJ9 HDIIFbDMN-Cnl1 Tor q
Stntc C0nvcntl0ln.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. n.-Tho following Ia
tho Official call for a Straight Democratic Con-
ventson, issued by Judge Iedlio, Chairman Of
tho State Contral Committee appointed at tho
Straight Convention Of 1879, ard who claim to
be tho only authorized Democratic Central Com
nittee:
WHITE MEN TO THE FRONT.
H'po'ns DEsoonATIo BTATR C'Nrn'1 CoMM1rrEE,l
Tho Democratic tsto nent:. Gonttec aas 'at IL p4s.
anco OF tho power vested III It by tho Democratic State
81 veh Mr is 4 'is sSnR ixo
tntouasy and ingoriousiy ss,rrondored both the r~
elples and The name Of tho Democratic party DO here
by give notice that 8tato Convention will 10 held Ia
tho ball Of The House Of Representatives. iu tho City
Of Springfield, commanding on Tuesday, the 18th day
cauatdates for s,aso Tressuror and Superintendent
ef Public 1nstructfon will bo mtnated. HI trno
e . 9es nse to a
representation in tho etate Convention will 10 tho
number q yotoa cast for !foratio Seymour fur
President IN 1898, oo1egate being entitled to scat
for each 800 votes cast md for cac fraction Of
By ordur Of tho Democratic State CentraI Committee,
JosEpH 1EpI1E, Chairman.
j. Q. ruhLEN, Secretary.
sptcdal Dfspateh to The Chfcaao Tribune.
Quincy. ILL.,, Aug. 1l.-Tlo Democratic revolt
is tho nll-absorbing thomo OF conversation Ia
political circles hero. In convorBation to-day
Mr. Richardson declarod that tito Bourbon Con-
yentton. which has been called for tho 25th, will
have no dealings whatovor With what the Re-
voltors donominated tho mutate afrair Of tho
20th, that atraight, all-wool ticket would bo
nominated With no satinot about it. 1t ia alao
understood that the Bourbon Convention will
indorse and adopt tho Indiana platform in all
oasantial particulars. As tolepraphed yesterday.
an organ to represent them in this city, and
II thoy cannot force tho Herald to change front,
which they are now making M olrorf to do,
thoy will latart paper of their OWL There IL no
longer any doubt that the Republican movement
will have the support Of largo majority of tho
Adams County Democracy.
, 1874-08-12

Thu 1UfAGFR1Il& EIENtt
MEMpnIs, Aug. u.--pRul Reeves. who WAS
shot in a neloo at 6omorvil1o, died yebtorday.
Flo and his brother Abort, who diod gu Sunday
from wounds received in tho Same fight, weFe
buried In ono grave
, 1874-08-12

3pGGMt DaSuIkcH " 1HG Lh&taQo 1TipAHf.
DunI1NoroN, 1a., Aug. 1l.--Tho Republican
Judicini Convention for this Judicial District
WAS bold in this city to-day. It had been unter-
atood by nil, up to today, that this Convention
would mako no nomination, hut would inGorso
Judge Smyth us uon-parttaau candidate. Judge
smyth ia tho proaont Incumbent, nna is D Dofno-
crat. The Anti-hfonopoIy Convention bold hero
ng TINT tho Republicans would do tho same thing.
but tue Convention to-day refused to indorso
Judge Smyth. aud nominated Judge T..
". Newman, Nadieai Republican.
A. III. Antrobus was nominated FOR DiH-
trict-Attorney Both gent1emon aro residents
Of this city. The only objection to Judge smyth,
who hns proved himself ono OF tho ab.eat Judges
y doW Vs. as has 6s hq My
nomination and when Judge Newsaan's name
WAS proposed, they withdrew from tho Co,svon-
tiou. Tho action Of tho Conyontionia Ia denounced
here, and 1t ia beloved that Judge suayth will
consent 70 run. II 80, Ills election by q largo
majority is cartaln.
, 1874-08-12
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

Strike Ended in pcnnsyIvnnins
Special Dispatch 10 Tbs CAtcaao IrtbH,M.
W1LKEsDAnnE. Aug. .1l.-To-day the entir4
force Of operatives at tho Vulcan Iron-W Works, in
this city, who hayo been holding out for tive
wceka against tho proposed reduction, accodod
to tho torma OF tho Company and resumed work.
Tho leaders Of tho striso were discharged.
, 1874-08-12
Tho ThArA Wisconsin Congressional
Distriet-G:ra1at County.

Correspondence qf The CAttago Tribune.
LAScAsTEn, Wis, Aug. l0.-Tho Nopub1lcanB
Of tho Third Congressional District hold their
IL. Col. Clark and Mr. Holloway aro making
strenuous efforts to socure tho nomination
but tho probabilities are That Hazolton IL tho
coming man.
Canaidatos to Gil tho county Offices Of Grant
tho are now eight or ton good fellows who want
to be SheriH, and feol. too, individually aud col
iectivo'y,, Tint Sheriff they'll be, anioBs the
leayei,s full or tho noxt comet gocB through uB.
that 10 has . great MANY mora than lle needs !;
Frank bIn11oy conntB his, aud linda the snme
thing; tho other fellows count theirs with tho
same result; and 30 We wobb}o along. Fletcher
Board OF Supervisors without question, but It is
as yot matter Of considerable uncertainty in
regard to tho man who will have charge Of the
public ahekoIs FOR tho noxt twe ysarB. Gus.
, 1874-08-12


NEW Yonx, Aug. 1.-THE Convention OF Lib
ernlH Of the Ststa OF Now York will DO held IN
Albany Sept. ., to nominate candidates for State
DtlitorB,
, 1874-08-12
sycatern County Conventions.

ALEXANDER COUNTY, lLL.--RErunL1oAN.
Spfcjai u1ypatch 10 INe Chieaaa 1Y,butIf,
CA14o, Ill.,, Aug. 1l.-T4o Alexander County
, 1874-08-12
Tho Fourth 1lftnota Conversational
Otatrict-EkO0nc QnuntvA

Tho Fourth 1lttnota Congressional
District--ff0onc County.
Correspondence Of 1'hs Chieaao tribune.
BEfviDEnE, ILL.,, Aug. 10-ro'itical matters In
Boone County still wear tho aa,no q,,lot aspect.
no movement in my quarter appearing TO tlIs-
Independent candidate for tho Legislature who
announcoD blmBolf az snoh through the To-
cal press: 30 we'll assured, however, docs our
present Representative, nilds,,p, feel of being
(Which has always been equivalent to MI election
In tl.is county, that this docs not even causo a
ripple in any quarter. s. a. lIurlbnt our Mem
bor Of oongreas, is hero at homo. and woara Q
evcrything was lovely, aud the wires which have
boon laid were working to hfs entire Satisfies
tion. Els nonlnas!on Ia regarded ~
AsgunED BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT
at tho Republican Convention which convenos
at Rockford, Sept 10. Hitherto tho comforting
Of party sanction on tho nominee would insuro
hia election in tlia district. But, 1t 1niataka
not, tho fooling which is abroad among tho ranie
and file Of the voters OF this Bocton party
allegiance alone will not suffice in securing 70
who have heretofore adhered strictly to party
lines. Tlore IL evidently fooiing abroad to
ignore party.tios, and vote only for tho boas
men, no matter By whom or what party nomi-
assemble III convention ut tEgiu, Sept. II, only
acts tudloiously In putting forward q candidate
for this Fourth Congressional District, Of
acknowledged ability, and whose racord Ia above
roproach. tho chances of succeas would ho pretty
ovonly divided between tho two candidates.
fhera 10 no Indication at present TINT thero
will DO any delegates sont from this county
to the Democratic State Convention at Spring
field. Tie few faithful who have alwaya stood
sl!o.,lder to shoulder at eyory election, and vot
cd their ticket straight every timc. notwithstand-
ing dofeat stared thom In the face, have become
10 entirely demoralszed since their union with
, 1874-08-12
Avcrili's Prospects in tho Third MIN
EacHUtn District.

:: 6pkciai Dfspateh 70 ina Chtcago Tribune.
ST. Paul., Mimi, Aug. 11.--Averi1l's last hopes
OF denomination for Congress- arc gone with
tho action Of tho Pine Comfy Convention, which
assured Of tho nomination, although moro thnn
majority OF tho delegates are not yot chosen.
The Opposition in thss district a. yot make no
stir about candidate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-17
S. LANDECKER g. Co.
april 80
Domestic Intelligence.

LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
TIEUTlI will prcvail-Facts arc slubbor,
l. things and willsnot bear dcnial--To So,
must be 10 bclictc-In these dnys of pro
grcss. steam has become the great moiiy,
md labor saving power Of the age, in nj
Industrial ind manufacturing pursuit.
and dcpartments-Why should not ever,
family have II Steam Washer.
Tho "Eclipsc Steam Washer" is IN,
best, II does not occupy the space Of on
square foot and is Adaptable TO any stove
boiler or round pot, in which water cnn b
boiled md with il one woman can d,
what is ordinarily regarded n Gays wash j,
from two to three hours. A child, twclv,
years old, mny use it. and do tho work of
grown woman in one half the time, and re
gard he labor OF using il only pas,irn,
With IL, " lshing has ceased to be trdiou,
or laborious, and "Bluc Monday" I'm
ctn5cd to he dny Of confusion and ho,
rbr, because with little or no labor two o
three hours suffice to do days wasl
without fcruhbing, wearing or touring III,
clothes, breaking buttons 80. ~ ~
Timo, labor. money, and ma tcrial all ar
notwithstanding IL wisdom and It's fruit
health, wealth and happiness-Look then T.,
economy in washing, aud snvc your clothc,
to wear Tour times as long as swhrn wash
ed by the hnnd and board by buying an,
using tho "Eclipsc Steam Washer" whicl
combined with that very attractive an,
unsurpassed Eureka Wringcr' consti
tutes IL complete and perfect wnshcr-
every family lind washer woman shoul,
and tah hnvc IL -, nhl no sensible washer
woman who hns at heart tie interest oI
her patrons will oppose its use
The "Eclipsc" is simple in constructions
scientific in principle, effective in wo,k
and will wash the finest or coarscst fabric.
more satisfactorily than by hand, in from
fifteen TO twenty minutes. Price but foui
dollnrs-Will be for sale for few day.
longer Mt r.. NJ. DUNLEVY'S.
june 6
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-17
TAX NOTICE.
TIME Auditors books will Bc dpct1

TINE Auditors books will bc dpth fur
L the purpose IF Receiving rcturns,
on and dftet the first dny or July next,
and relhain open until the twthie.h day
Of August.
Property hulders ars fequlred to come
forward and thnGe roturns Of all their
property 10th Refill and Personal within
I'll It time: Those fai'ing to do 80, will be
assessed by the Auditor for the amount of
'Reir last return with the penalty of
fifty per cent. added.
For the convenience of oil concerned
l will attend either in person or by dcpu-
ty at the folio wing places viz
Doko, Monday 9Th, July.
Ridgeway. Tuesday and Wednesday, Tth
and 9th.
iioreb, Friday the 10th.
Yohguesville. Monday, fueaday ahd
Wednesday, 18Th l4th., ahd 10th.
Monticello. Monday dnd Tuesday, 9Th,
and 7lh. :
Foasterville, Thursday and Friday,
9th. and 10Th. And at my office in
Winnsboro until the Books are closed.
Auditors OAioo, B. +. DAVIDSON,
Winnsboro, 8. q. a. F. 9
June l6