The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-13

nance was throughout very oredi-
table, oil the various parts being
we'll rendered. Tho pieces present.
% swero "East Lynne," and tho
laughablo faroe entitled "Yankee
Doodle" This troupe has elioited
very hattering comments wherever
it has exhibited, and its reputation
was fully sustained last night.
Rev. w. II CAMPBELL AT YoRKvILLE.
The last issue of the Yurkvllle
Enquirer contains n notice Of leo.
tu,e recently delivered By Rev. W.
II. Campbell before largo aud
select audience at that place. Tho
subject cf the discours was
Shakspcarc's Macbeth, which wus of
course handed in mastery manner.
The Enquirer says tho audience were
highlJ pleased with the effort of the
accomplished lecturer, aud PAYS u
well deserved tribute to hi. learning
,nd talents. 1t affords us much
pleasure to observe that the talent
of Mr.. Campbell is 80 highly appre,
ciated wherever he gees. II. is GER
tainly II gentleman Of rare literary
accomplishments, and he will always
make marked iu'prossiou.
PERloDicALs.-Wo acknowledge
the receipt Of the January number
of the Rural Carolinian, publ he'd y
Walker, Evans T. Cogswell, al
Charleston. The present number
like nll its predecessors, abounis in
good ,taaing for the fprmer.
The last number Of the Southern
Cu;tivator, issued at Athens, Ga, by
". j.. Jones, is also at hand. The
copy before lis fully sustains the
reputation enioyed by the Cultivator
during the many years of its publ.
catitn.
Both the magazines We consider;
Irresponsible 10 tie farmer who dc
SIres TO keep fully up with tho great
progress constantly nj king III the
science of agriculture.
ExTE Ns,oN OF TINE The Union
Herald announces, at the request of
the governor tina; the tine for the
payment of taxes will be so extended
as to give the people the full sixty
days as allowed by law in which 10
pay. The collection of taxes did
nrt regularly begin till the first Of
December-in some counties even
later-aud hence there will be an
~xtension Accord 'gly. Under this
arrangement tho people in Fairfield
will have until the early part of
February. The Union-Herald states
that instructions concerning the
change will he sent to county trcasu-
lers Lcfore the expiration Of the time
IS at present limited. The change
thus contemplated is Il good one, aud
is but an act of simple Justice on the
par, Of governor to the taxpayers
throughout the State.
TIE CIRCUS. The gfeat Southern
Aggregation Circus Company, came
np to the appointment they made
some weeks ago, and visited Wins.
boro on Tuesday IN force. We laney
we have had much experience in the
'ircus line, and fatter ourselves that
We arc In such matters Cup to SMITH,
With oil our experience behind us
We say, unhssitatingly, that the Az
gregatiun is the graudcst hnmbug yc'
brought out in its limo. Il team of
worn "ut horses, dilapidated band
;hariot; about two dozen hard.
featured men, q weather beaten tent
md the usual amount Of noise and
confusion constituted the features of
this great show as represented to tie
'ye of the outside observer.
\ look within the oanvass served only
. confirm the opiuion formed by
n outside look at the concern. 4
moderately poor clown, so called
,rained dogs; and a little gymnas;io
performance, all of tho poorest sort,
made up the concern! The "oom
nany" drew so slim an audlanbs in
:he afternoon estimated at from
fifteen to twenty persons that they
packed np before dirk aud left be.
fore midnight.
CoMrLIMENrAnY.--A CORES b md:
cnt of tho Charleston News and