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Sidney Smith was then introduced amid loud
cheers. IIn addressed tue meeting a. follows:
hIN. CHAIRMAN, FEiLnw. CITIZENS, HErupL1.
CANS or cH,cAuo: The nominees Of The Cinc!n.
natl Convention for TEcsldcnt and Vtcc.P.cstdcnt
stand to-day before tho Republican voters Of the
Country with principles, political and peraonal char
acter absolutely wtl1nut spot or homish lChccsa.
fund ihunsc1ycs surrounded by extraordinary cir.
eunlstAnces. They knew that ltle principles Ut the
Republican party commended themselves 10 the
better judgment Of tho entire Republican vpters OF
tho country. They knew that tho memories of
that grand old party wure ~ dear 10 Republicans
u when the party led by that glorious old pa
triot, Abraham Lincoln. [Ghetru.] And yrl,
gentlemen, notwithstanding all tl!s, they felt that
lhpy wer1 loaded by nany uiost embarrassing cir
cumstances. They knew that the puoplu uf t1
country demanded Ut the hands ut the Convention
evidence TINT theIr wcre to bc improvements uyer
what Ind ttanspired during tho last fur years.
lApplause; And in what respect, gentlemen, did
sut' ns 'psos d. SsnaS4 ntDst,3ss ns;s
c1istca that the escutctton Ut tho Republican
party had been blct1shcd-N0t by dereliciigf In
EElnciFs, but to certain degree 6y dc1ulIcton in
The otllctai c1rps Ut thu party. LelItye, gentle.
men, that tho extent u which that dcrcllctIon
gcraicd, perhaps In sou.o instance by uenhors Ut
thu Republican party, hut cerls sH1y by our enc.
Mcs. Nevertheless tue fuct existed nevertheless
the PRESSING ntcrsst3 nAA upon HAT Convention 10
show to tho people that they Ncte determined 10
present urn Ike C~sara wife, above suspicion
, 1876-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS,

~ '"k f1H'tHF ~ Inc 1fltIHE.
CANTON. ILL.,, Junc 1U.-1t has long bccn mani.
fest to every thoughtful ui inteiilgen. Republican
TINT no rat reform of existing ahusr. anu co1sup.
tions. 70 prevalent Of lase In po,lcal rystcs,
cnua be eecusrd without radfral change In tll.
great unwrttrn law Ut political parties. whereby
sfl political appointments are ruhjrcs to the will
and pleasure os Members of Cou:.rcs-, tn be nrrd
hy them n. rewards for personal influence, labor,
and expense In their behalf. 70 thoroughly has this
unwri..cn law cngrnfted l1clf uur poItIenl eye.
ten tha. Il has brconc almost impossible for any
President 10 secure hurst asul capable tucn to Gil
important offices. lUwesrr earnestly he may tahur
IN secure thls Gn,l, and however wise may te hts
selections. g. he r. constantly tllwaste'i by The
rna % "' ho 10
Ti,s tats con.cnl"n at Cincinnati la. filed
,ne ,sce,a,;r nrs't' III, It III HERMIT spnecan;
s"S and ehctfea ter a'ma.t % ops. 'is!' Sy 'h:
aauH,!1" Of Gans Gc, fh f. tue
tic hurne. s.E!kce blow right at t!'s roGt anil
formulation 81 this most asp'ninah!e systcn, anil
s M s fma sans. II ats to
share Ut the fraud and corruption Tint have grown
up i9 our Politisai system: Ths language et iii
atf The paIl'c scrvlc;: d>",dnd That :. =. scn.
atosa a,id Representatives :. shonId not 'tsr-
fdfs appointments II otlcc." Herr t* the yc:y
mArrsN VI the who1c matter: AMI II may wrll he
lion, Hayer, DE..uw, Blaine, Ir nny other man,
III thu Presidential Chair, could have accomplished
any real rcf.r,: however earnestly sler may hnrc
tnught It. Viii. sh!a resnluton in tho plntforr,
every principle Ut lonos anl party fealy eo.npels
it, enforcement
Whatever may harc been tho pcEsona, prefer.
u nny true Republican as ii the b, st man at
tc head Us The tirKtt. thereby btnt calculated to
effect needed r!ormr within the party, surr1y,
with t!.ts plank IN the platform, md man at tnr
head freq from nil 'cnsn:l!n;: alliances" with !.
character Hpotlcrs and nnsullic aud With marked
executive abilities. these personal preferences will
surely give way. and United, warm. and hca.Iy
suppust Of tho C|nclnnati ticket will Ire given by
the entire Republican party, including tho Iibrral
wing. LIBERAL.
CAIRO, I'LL.
Sptrfai nxtrItsh 10 TIE Tribune.
CArHo. ILL.,, June !I--The Hayes and Wheeler
ticket growR stronger every dny In thlr city, aid
muny OF thc Liberals Ut 1h7 cu.nDS back to the
party.
STRONGLY 1NpoEsEp.
I1Arn1sHrnH. Pa. Ju,,u al.-Ihc Republican
State Committee nearly every county beiIe repre-
srutch. NIT .rrc to.uy nnt! adopted resolutions
strongly inf.ns-fHE f* candidates nominated aud
platform nda;,tt,l Ut Cincinnati,
NEW YuHK ESluS LEAIEC CLCn.
NEW YuAE. Jnne nl.-h u fulIy attended meet
Ing Of tho t'hIHn League Clao t".Aisht sceoutiuns
wore unanimously adopted Intlurrins the nun,ina.
tlou and platform Of tilr Cincinnati tunvcnlou.
, 1876-06-22

The Chairman then announced that Mr.. Kirk
I1awcs. tile Secretary, had some resolutions 10 pre-
scnt That gentleman then camu to the front anA
lea tho following rc solutions. which wrsa sever
Sly applaudc, and adopted ~ wholc with cheers:
RtsniFt That Lie Republican OF Chicago, In 1na4s
n.lrh, d. rarity Iuossc an fatifY the
noinatIvn. OF !:uthtrfuE4 7, ilsyrs, VI nhto. and
r1tsiucnt hn Vire lrr.icnt ot tiie UMeu t.te. and
rltCIIui.
Is.0ttt That recognize In flov. ltaycs The honest
H. .as.! sua tnsplsfy cit!.s drn'an4s! hy thu -.
oicc ut Chi.f Mxsraln without pledges 10 2y rings
nt comhhatfons Whatsoever VIC recommend HUI TO The
People ~ candidate Ut IL receive t* sLppuTt u
uAtunAl andr tlendence
Hesoipd That the unst1tned putitc record Of william
A. Wheeler MAkea AI14 Z sult4lI4 counterpart SQ1 a.
, 1876-06-22

Blaine had shed tear. A. hls defeat, md yet,
t%0osn bn H. WITT tepSie,1 pFInspe. hsy s%o
IApp!auae.} ~ for himself, 10 had ,een too lotg
s h}e T T., ' I'd 5 h5 1hat pn, a, I'm: IL
ja.itcc to b. established. tApl,lau.c.l All ite:
l,nbcan,. disappointed or oshetw'ac. bowel to
The rcuplc wers satisfied with high. .huuldctet,
h4Hnfe' rchstc1. htnnd-rauRc Republican. TAP.
rlan-e. lie would ,ay !" tie Republicans of chi-
WI. M u. a1'le:t man il t;olsrs--. iApp'suse.i K
n'" IN h nttstly opposed e nl r:n:a and Combinations
Hayes NIGH. not hn,o tin Eennr u III, Abraham
xan nGnI Ia q a. i;Gb n5fs'o!! !arra"." npt ho
man VII" knew What via rlght md vonId do it: q q
"a nan Whu i,Forri tIlt he had no sympathy fur the
son; mar, who would lend thy party
s".nS :" viSft9,y, Anpn'a.r n His uominaion ha
rhhkn. THEY vera casting about fur an llntlest
man, ana ar 90 date they lad nut f0nnd him. lap.
l,iaure. viii, rnch Elofiun* ticket ~ Hayes aM
Republican par,y in november ~ hr wns s,,rc That
ts1e ttn would rise this morning. Apu'ni,.o.J
Attsr solnc aiore music, Tic Chairman Intro.
WILLIAM vocKR,
who was also pleased 10 ree ti,r harmony which
p'cs"!1s. ut the return NJ Liberals and lnlcpcnl.
rnt.; IL VA. too late t., a.lirr-s sav tn.v,t" ut
length. Tn" public woni,l rso1 hear fso,, ihc trr.
Man element uf tie Republican PARTY lApI,ialsc
Tl"nEh It tad besu c-,tnngel. II woihi 4stnru.
lAranse, TAt, cnnutsy had hcas4 iron. ,arl
the rest in favor u i!uyes. The sa-
rrcn,acy VI the National Government
"aH Ink, pride nf the people. md lhry had
fac!ifced millions Q! n1unuy fur It. Just us *usa
~ The pcopiu had assembled. ihs Republican
ticket "tuld suecccd. und thrJ would llnsr csrry
nlatI who ind ever brcn IN the icrni,lrAn patty.
and carry the titkct Of that party !" anec.--.
Thfer tnu-t!I:. rIlecs. wrrc then given far the
Republican Presidential ticket-llnyen and Whetl+
cE--and the meeting thtu njullrnrI.
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The illinois Democracy Meet in
Convention at Spring.
field To-Day.
Tilden's Backers Likely to
Control the Affair.
Friends Of Tilden Deny His Authorship
Of the 1864 Peace Plank.
THE FIRST GUN.


OFFICERS.
The Hayes anil WhecIes-gotmcsty tie I}r{stoss-
Club hAs started the campaign in this city, md The
first ratification meeting Of the nenHon was called
byI and snceesrfnlly held yesterday evening at
Mccormick Hail. Tho attendance was large, u1l-
usnnl1y no for 30 carly tmo In tho light, md tho
interest taken In the remarks ot tho cluqusnt
speakers was indicated BY repeated npplansc.
Tho meeting WIS called to order altto after by
Z. C. Larnrd, President Of the Club.
The Secretary. T.. q. Mason, read the followln Z
I!st Of Vicu.prcnldcnth:
George Armour. C: u. Lawrence; ,Joteph Mea!ll.
n. X. Fatrbnnk, q. A.. Pullman. GcusEc Sturgfs,
Jnhn .: br'skc. John u: clopgh, Jahn y; JcwItt,
VII Dexts,; 1ae9h H., l9,cn,sr$. " Il Bradley,
Franklin NueVeng1', |. {. !. Freer. II. ". king.
/ y. Arnold. Julius lsoscnthnt I3corgo, PrusaIng,
shorey, !. C. i,nines, christoph Trs; Trsstmeycr. q: T.
;ohn MeA,thnr, +. y. Grey q: +; oti;, 4; Z.
"'t fss n'iR T. Mas rsss e. Nss
Smith. Jared tiags. A. G. tnllins, X +. ra,litl.
Il c. am,sy w'Wg H. tTss:Ss Ts;st, + IL 'Isn;t liss;oa.
E.lMin s Walker, $. Is. i i'aw: III; i Mahla, A..
tirots !ame' 7 loot, carpar isutz, Thona. Dent,
Arthur MITCHELL p. T., Il, snydaekcrs. e; n. lien
SsfaGs %sa SSSjt Htb cGyf H. ws@s b r. 4 ssS!s;
A.J. Galloway 4. y: li!ob.!d, jatncs Kirk, ].
rencs. iohn ~ caak Wrn,a,nn NJ shnnnsna". s ~ t. II
j. nrr,clst,u II II Euncs .fnhn T.rar,r - T.
WliarI T. / u,ec,cy' 'J jn,an '"i Wumssx ms' K K e.
,iemsInr. D. +. SCHUYLER ""s M.trry Nnjs3n, +. 4.
snail 7 T. tijrh T. Il i.rihsr,:on irssn snnnin. IT,
inr' Z X t.o1htn' Ai,nrr Tnvinr' II 1tnskcm
William Woke. i. II. Kjnr, L. r. tGnnss IT,
Wnnsiard H. t:nbn.n i t,""m LAIN
Muhiise'' o'0'" ~ - t"""' '''n
1'"A'"s' nm. 1.Ausrn
,1,,t,,a nv ,rbon, ' -. In, ,oo, .,t,oa
sar s ny a.irnH WI te ~ m ~ @
sntns,t .vn hnv, ~ ~ .c1n' s". NJ, vi t,
M ' H., W." @ i.Rn ~ 1 A." ] "@1 ~. lanl!}
9 , oa anens ,nS GGp asss r. oray ss. e: La wan wssi
tbe,r sieu, a,t io iIr nonsinns A'a II. sas
6utu o. nepuI1ieams Iappsu.e Ind II tat s naIy
wv eves5 @ wmeFe & aiea ,, e waa gaa 10 say ths
smnnnri nd 'nu Mot nnx III Ts'g wuy ol
hn, t,u ~ ~ Ill.,. ,ot ~ y y. Nv T.,
H. ,a,iu ~ NV 1 n,d 4, .,nsis ~ ~
hc h.ncI % n1 HI ea,ns tnr,a, ~ VIZ ~
Fa,ad Wa,,"h,"n " r,1v ~ i'tC svi u 1 stg
a. @ ".y "s "'e NV monn ~ Ia,y
hr II h "'% %,i in r.e,, W. 1t..o,I ~ ~ ~ W
& , ~ mno % nan pIsn 'i,se1ts.en @ t ~ a.le ~
% .ntM u eao fnr.S fao4 eMasE 'n.o tae canvass Win
tshn"n , ~ tuys' ~ u"g1 ~" han a
"Abc1 Huulk EHiGGf MN EpbllCbEf hHD lliW
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was rcxt Introduced. Ile aa!I ht had Just got
back from Cincinnati and Columbus, and he had
seen tho great Hayes. Until ho saw hul he was
fur another ulHli. But when hu saw tian
feet II inches h!yh. With a good
bEaWny arm, man measuring ~ lnrllus
about thc breast md broaa between the eyes.
man who had unscr been q sure4rad. whu had
fought tn the lcld and represented the Stats ln
o1ce, 10 decided ihAt no mistake had been made
Ut Cincinnati. (App!ause.] While sollr n1ight oe
disappointed. ho thought 1t was no bitter dose.
They ouly had to saste 1t aud tt'sy would and It
al right. tApplauso. Thcse wcta blaine men,
praise. Loud applause.l Aru vlo Lad sdutted
, 1876-06-22

xnui1 .rtr, J"m Ia'nM tiat hs military record
,t; shsnsc {ot n;mn,t"n .diisni; nov 70 ~ H:
tnbordnatcd Tho military to thc civil aoyer,uent
whttc i VII. right and pFapcr that tir civil law
ha' pro1ed h!nseli conservative and deyoteti 10
thc nerestr ot The county an In favor OF cor
;''n:. ;ss psnn!:s;; :s; %h'e Is Tie 'd' IN" 'a~a'Eof
what hasr yon to rar In reaart 10
OTHER cANDlDATEsW
"Wei, thcrr is Joel Parker, If New Icrtry,
b.. acsc fs"n1. frn" drremt @ ns a,s .",s oi IT, IT,
ssrnor rn rssr" e s fss hshs;t ca,a"endnss on %en
is1... Inn: T. hs !, n"nn.trd hc would sasry sew
hupr' hc well received III t1r Meat
..,,,ra9,, "a!.,w I, AnouI !a,, sEaA9on ,nArAnDi"
sl..la h r elected. H. raarse Of t.e oiee woMd
be acceptable 70 The wIauu tpunt.y."
rdsn viii ,y ~ Yen ,'sfy FIX ss'e, certain that
~, r,ss: es: t,r; IT,, ta,s ny brief believe he
This Terminated thr Interview. and .hs scportcr
next tn'l: Il lnok III TN AIR. Kelly
Having Introduced hl.'rlt, tlr reporter and ,mtI-
telan recognized In -aCll Dttl:F p1t acuaJntAlcrs
i!m.e!f in m r'purIef opened tls cun, crsa.on
.'Will sew Y".k .urpor. Tlllcnr'
a.,t, M ayitnn 's*'i'h 91,.3' ritz, Ssw fot VII r.
Iil:en. ltwoultl PROVE serspla :n+,-ke to nu1nI.
believe w.tsrn man can do ri,sr than a an Eat.
esn y Wericrn hish could carry hr,v Yoth
Ststc."
why euuld not 'rtlcn rarry hi. own STATE, At
wei we!' ~ cry nthr' nc!ocrat tie ST. Lona ComycM-
'''.. Mt. unash' !tn1Mhn.e! HI
Ter H as!ti M +: r Ti'e hat 1t wo'a prove fatal to
'sWhv " rn5!i'I ~, ,h.s, ,,,..o-s,n, .,,a
Fes:Sei!sd,' ::f;sis,i. ,,... ,. y, es.s",. ~
who never ean saI o. VII! IT, u Hull III Nc" 0F<
nrcosc,Irp 70 71Lprs.
;fthcec men will nut ro to tho polls in .u,e asan.t
III MY o'G City
~" hat tIa* rutrcd up ail this oppoaitIou aEan8i
NJ. T1lAcn:'
- lrcaurr thr rnaInrity Of thinking Democrats In
New York state think i. ia. MT nciel IN aesor'i
their wants"
tainly tht nigh, be foss:vcn.
.:The nppmI,un to ,tr. Tflaen tlocs mt arI.e
alone fEnu. what have told Jns. In every way
tnat wonIh mnl.r tfr party rtrnrH NE Ttidrn hah
wolkr4 the <r,tr1s. lie hn' nFoerastlua.ed, iIo
wici, iAunld an4 con!d hive brcn dom. In an bonf
Aa sen anstsf ihnT IL a' made "ppoint'
:. flare nut hi- appointments given ratl.fnc,loa
to .l,e propc n Sc,r Turk STATE IN gcncral.'
''S1. sir. nrvcr. 1Is appointments hare not
ea:.sHeA i' anyn.n M ~ i..t.,
much VI IL" M ulross."n asains, him." ""'' ""''o
THE CANAL flsAtD FIGHT
has nothing 10 IL" with t'!e Presidential aEht. IL
ioE'ht,nss 10 the mss '''''' ''"e'' - 'p''''''"
,,..'we!!, whom would yun choosc for yonr can
a.:tS;' f. think n,ett, vel, Of Hendricks, We ,h,nk
We can carry ;.ow fnrk state Will, HIN We pro-
po,c so lcas. i nj! With the people u the West.
aiannl dn" p:'0ss 0e'' ''eo curry oS'0 n''o M
What Is your opinion In regard to Jodga
r. n In n
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THE FAMILY VISITOR.


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TInMs. nrSingle subscriptions 81 SO per
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Premium. worth from 500 to $85 O0,
depending upon the humber Of subscri-
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May1 10,
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CO')STY AUDITORS OFFICE
Fairfield County,

WINNspoRo, May 80, 1876.
NJ OTICE IL hereby given TINT the Coun-
1V ty Auditors office will TO opcn for
receiving returns OF the, properM of
Fairfield County from the lst day Of June
to tho 2"th of July, 1876.
Section 10 ofthc tax net requires TINT
every person required by law to list prop.
-rty shall annually between The first day
ofJune aud the Goth day of July, make
out aud deliver to the Auditor Of the coun.
ty In which the property is by law to be-
returned for taxation. ~ statement, veri-
fled by HIS oath, Of nll the real estate which
has been sold or transferred since the lust
liStmcnt Of property for which he was re-
aponsiblo, and to whom; md of tho porson-
nj property possessed by him or under his
control on the first day Of June of that
year, either as owner, agent. parent. hns-
band, guardian, executor, ndministnt r,
trustee. receiver. officer, partner. factor or
holder, with the value thereof on said LIST
day ofJunH. estimating according to the
rules prescribed 10y law. Against MI Srr-
sonx who fnil to mako their returns within
the time prescribed by law, the penulty Of
fifty per cent. will attach
10 facilitate tho taxpayers in making
their returns for the fiscal year IF 1877
assessors will attend ut the following
places, viz:
NiVIe"hy, Junc ZJu ana 2fth.
Doko. June 18th.
rurhntn'a, June 2Sth.
Gladd~nH Grove. June 3Gth.
Horeb. July Sd and +th.
Jcnkinsville, July 9th.
Fenstervillo. July 7th md Sth.
YonyueErillr, juno 10Th NJ Il 10Th.
Jns W 'iongnc's. 2Gth nnds27th.
Il L. Mitchclfs store, 23d and oath.
Monticello, June 3Oth and July lnt.
Lylrs' Ford July I'd.
". NJ. Yongne's store, 9th and 7th
The Auditor 4 Office being open from June
lst to July 9th, 1876, after whioh date n
'pcnulty Of d0 per cent. will attach on all
property not listed.
". B. PEAKE,
juno l-tf. Auditor +. c.
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State Of. South !arGlina.

GouNTi OF FAIRFIELD.
BY J"o, d. Mea, EtSqui'', Pro1ate J",'ye.
\NTHEREAS. Richard MHtshsu. hath
w mnie suit to. me to grant him
letters of .dminatration of ithe. estate and
effects of james NcGrady, deceased:
These are. therefore. to,cite npd admon-
ish "ll and singnlGr the. kindred and ereli-
tots of the said james Mat;taa}, Ge-
ceased, that they 10 and appear before Inc,
in ths Conrt,of sProlhte, 40. he held at
Fairfield Conyt House, s. e., on tho. .29th
day Of July. after pdhliaAtion
eioof, at L o'clock in tho. forenoon, 10
show cause, III any they haro. why the said
administration should not he granted. =,
1, Given under my hand, this. thirteenth
any Of Jnndary, Ammo Dpmini 1876. ,
JNO. j. NEp.A.
july 10 t12 f.f. =.
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GONE BACK HoME-On Sunday last
Sheriff Ruff brought from Ridgeway
nncgro calling himself Il. Williams
who had been convicted before
Justice Marshall Of the crime of
potit larceny, and sentenced tu
thirty days, imprisonment in the
county jail. After being lodged in
Jail ho was identified rs Daniel
Fort, who was arrested in Winns-
bo,o last November for stealing
horse in Marlboro county. He
was afterwards carried to Marlboro,
tried for DEMONSTRATING, convicted,
and sentenced by Judge Townsend
to eight years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary. He escaped on the
7th INST, while the guard, as he
alleges, was asleep. Hc was return
cd to his old quarters by Sheriff
Ruff on the 11th inst.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

A FLOWER That CHANGES Irs
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Winnsboro, S. G., will cMrc oil
diseases of the Liver.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

Attention is called to tho notice
givon elsewhere Of tho annual meet
ing of the Fairfield Sabre Club.
We understand that tho principal
objdct Of the meeting is to reorgan-.
ize the club upon more. permanent
basis, and we hope it will be fully
carried otit. In nearly every county
in the State there are ono or more
military organizations, and sec no
good reason why Fairfield should
struggle in tho rear. A rifle or
snbre club, officered by prudent and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

In accordance with our II iual Gus
tom. we offer to send the HERALD free
for one year to the person present
ing rs with the largest and finest
watermelon Competent judges will
be employed to determine the merits
of each contestant. Bring III your
mcluns soon and often.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

We announce by request that the
regular monthly business meeting
of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation will be held at the Presby
terrain Church on Monday night
next Mt 81 o'clock. All persons who
feel an interest in the success Of the
Association arc cordially invited to
bc present.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

IN tho commencement exercises
Of Due Wost Female College, Which
took pladc few days since, several
young ladies from Fairfield bore
prominent parts. Misses Maggie
Yongue, Mary Shaw and jamie Lau-
derdale contributed full share in
the shape of music, addresses md
dialogues. The valcdictory address
was delivered ny Miss jamie Lauder
dale. Miss Maggie Yonguc received
a plize for punctuality, having all
swered to roll-call every morning
during the school-ycar. The prize
for proficiency in spelling writing
and French, was awarded to Miss
Ltnderdale. The various exercises
at tho Commencement showed the
College to be both fourishin. and
well managed,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

Observation-Disclosures, ut the resi-
dcnce of Mrs Grace Larkin, by Rev.
w. B Ellsin, assisted by Rev. G..
Smith, Mr.. William II. Ruff, Of Fai: :.
field county, to Miss Annie II.
Stearns, recently Of Duluth, Min
nuSota. Cards.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

upon messages from Charleston.
OF the benefit t. accrue to the
public from the absorption of the
Western Unions only competitor
by the, Western Union itself, we have
many doubts. Monopolies are always
injurious to the public, and the West
ern Union has been striving for u
monopoly during its entire exist
ence. Now that it has removed the
chief obstacle to heavy charges and
exacting regulations, we shall pot
be surprised to SEQ considerable
increase of both.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19
ATTENTION!
Fairfield Sabre CIii6.

rNlE annual meeting of the club will
l. be held i'll the Town Hall III Winns-
boro on the first Monday in August next
ut l n. Ill. a. full attendance is REQUESTED
as business of grcnt importance will, bc
considered. by order Of the President.
j. ". Mct'ANTS,
july 18-t2x3. Secretary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

We have received from Mr.. Thos.
Jordan some pods Of peas, the
largest pod measuring twenty-scvcn
inches. The specimens now before
lis were grown in Mr.. Jortlan's gar
don in Winnsboro, the seed hnvin 2
bccn procured from Florida.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

The Sunday afternoon exercises
under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association con
tinue to be well attended,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

The time for making returns of
property for taxation expires on
Thursday next. Taxpayers will
Ike notice.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-19

The Southern. and Atlantic
Telegraph Company will soon be
no more, A minority Of the stock
has been bought by the Western
Union, and a lease of the, line
effected. The Ne,cs and Courier
thinks the new arrangement will
result in material reduction of
charges, and states that small
reduction has already been made