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Local Items, Nothing of interest from the God. forsaken Legislaturo. Now Advortisements. Special attention is directed to tho advertisement of F. Elder. See change of schedule C. & S. C. Railroad. Homo Enterprise. If any mun in the community de serves patronago and success it is cor tainly our enterprising fellow-citizen M51r. F. Elder. All unite in praising his labor-saving machines. The )0d JI)atented before the war was univer saly 'proinounced an excellcnt, thing, anid the samo is now said of his Cloths ashcr, lJough nmnehine and Chivrn. All success to him. Escaped from Jail. On 11ondlAy night Gleorge Saddler, Ulias Ocorge Brown, succeeded in his escape from prison by drawing tihe staples of the prison doors With the round of a chair, thstaples being merely driven ill thle ceilIng aid not elhiched. After getting out of his coll lie then split his blaikcts length. wise, tied them together and let himi self down from the third story of tle Jail. Briad River Doinocratio 1. lub. The following resolution was ade ed by the Broad River Democi - ie Club a short time sinco : Resolved, That the Democratic Conservative party representing tile white population of the State, took part in the clection for District offi cers, oi the 2d and 3d of June last, for the public good, u11nder the necessi ty of the case ; and that by so doing, they do not directly or ,indirectly, re cogIlize tihe legality of the so-called Constitutional Convention, nor the va lidity of the Constitution imade by shid Convention. Death of Thos. A. Lipsey. The Chester Standard. of the 6th instant, announces the death of Mr. Thos. A. Lipsey, a highly esteemed citizen of Chester, Mr. Lipsey was a nNember of Company 1"1 6th S. C Infantry during the late war. le was a brave soldier, a kind officer, and a Christian gentlenai. Peace to his noble spirit. The Smith Murda, The two coroners, Messrs. \Yafler and Jlinston, says the Oolumbia Phwnix of the 5thy continued their in vestigations yesterday, and a-djourned to imeet this morning at 9 o'clock. A number of witnesses were examined, had several parties implicated in the unfortunate affair. We shall give an abstract of the evidence, ol the con c-lion 'of thie -ingnost. John Wil liamns, ea news-boy on (lhe South Care mia railroad, idientified Thomas Rich ardlson (wvho claims to represent Colic ton District in thie preaen't ledgisla ture) as the man wh-o firedl the fatal Is shot. On this affidavit, Magistrate W. I)% Jo~hnston committed Rich ard. son to jail. Gohvernor Bullock, of Georgia, made bis appearance en Sunday last,iiun At. tanta, in a handsome vehicle, drawn by ai pair of stylish "Express" horses When halted in front of tlm chu-reh door, the animals, true to their in eti net, immtediately wheele~d and back ed the vehicle into the church door. i'ho Congregation, as a matter of course, became terribly excited, but in a few minutes quieted down ; and the mortified Governor, departed. So says the Augusta Vhrontc/c. Idonticello Demooratio Assooiation. Whereas, The National Democrat ic party of the UJnion~ in Convention assembled, having nominated the lHon. Horatio Seymour of Now York for President and den. hrancis I~. Blair, of Missouri, for Vice-President, aind having with unparalleled unanimity adopted a declaration of prinlpes for the general government of the part "chi principles arc juist and ouTta;>lo in their bearing, Be it therefore Revolvcd, That the Mtonticello Democratic Association do - heartily endorse the notion of said (onvention, and pledge their undivid' od support to both of thb nominations amnd line of principles. 1lc.solved, That these proceedings he furnished the Winnsboro News and Fairfield licraldl with a regqust that they bo published. 4 JAMES AIKCE1, - P1resideni. 1i. M.YJ.TV, Georotai'ys "The War between the States, its Oaus es, Oharaoter, Conduot and Resnits," by the Hon. Alexander IL. Stephens, Is the title of a valuabld work just -Issued by "The National Publishbidg CJo., Atlanta, Ga. IIistor'ios of thie late civil *ai- haie aprung up like nmushiroomns, and they can now be numubered almost by hun Sdreds. but all who nre datesioso at - riving at a correot understanding of tho causes; and a clear history of tho evonto of the latd lamentable war, have felt thd want of a reliablo histo ry.of the same trom a Southern stand point, by sono representativo man of the South. This want is about to be supplied by Alexander H1: Stephetist Mr. Stephens was it most earneAt pro. testant against rebellion, atid only suceumbed at the last moment, whon his State, in spite of his warning,com mittdd the great error. The bare announcement that tii9 listinguished Statesman had deter iiindd to write a book, would of itself, be sieicint to kindle a lively and wide-sprTad interest in all sections of tie country ; but when it was known that lhe has closen as his thlieme the ano so fruitful as1 THE LATE AmIUCAN WAR, the absorbing interest of the 3ubject, together with the evident and singular fitness of the autlhor for its reatenot, unito in awakening a curi )sity entirely unparalleled ih thd an ials of Anicrienn literatui'd. It presents a careful anilyAis df the bas., separating real and appaiciit auses of the late tiunhappy condiot) and gives thoso int6rior lights and shadows of the Great War5 only known to those high officers, ivihi watched the flood.tide of Revolution from its rolintain-springs, and which were so 4cessible to Mr. Stephens from his )0 sition as second officer of the Confede racy. To thd Imblid that bas b6dit sAir: reited with apparently similar prd ductiois, it pr6setits a change of far6, both agreeable and saltitary, and an intellectual trbat of the highest ordert The Great American War has at last found a historian worthy of its impor. tance, and P.. whd6e hands it receives that moderate, candid and ilhpartial treatment which truth And justice so urgently demand. Thismost valuable *vdek is sold only by subscription, and thk liublish:. ers want an agent in every 1lstritt. FURNITURE, LABOR SAVING M .A. 0 =:EW-FrVE S, &c., &c., &c. r lE subscriber is now prepared to fur nish, repair or make to order all kinds of Furniture-. My Patent Cloths Washer will always be on hand, they have been thorouglly tested for lite past twelve monts by the public, and in all cases have given entire vatisfac tion. It is inple In its construct ion, durable and not liable to get. out. of order, it will wash six shirts or that bulk or clothes in live minutes if used according to directions. I invite the citizens of Winnsboro and sur roundin'g Vountry to call and examine my new Cltuvn Ah1o my Dough Machine, they Jre decided Liprovements ever the old me thtod. htCUSN-EE~PERS B1A INDEPENDENT. Comec and 'examie nily Labor Saving Ma chines, and givu th'e a fait trial, ad 'ir they (10 nlo. give entire satisft'aion, relurnt ihemi any timte withIin thirty days and I will r'efund the mey, as I Warrant every Ma. ohme-c. F. ELDER. Winnsboro, S. C. Cer'tiLoates. This is to cortify thot we are using F. Iluder's liat.ont, Clothes Washer; It is simple and not. liable to get eout, of order. We can recommend it to the public to be a great saving of labor~ and less injurious to the clothes than the ol.d..method of Washing. J 11ey. C i1 Betts. Winnsbord, N C,. Mrs D)r ilR MeMaster, Winnsboro, S C, Mrs Sam Stevenson, Fairfield District, S C. MrS Ilobi iIerron, Fairfield District, S C, Mirs C Kenned(y, Chester, S 0, Dr J A Rleedy, Chester, S C, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Co'imabia S C, Mrs J L1 Yongue, Columbia, S C, Capt I, M Grist, Proprietor Enquirer', Yorkyill.e, S C, Mrs. S. I2. Clowney, Wlnnsboro, 8. 0., Rt. WV. Brice, l'astor HIop8well Ohunith. aug 11 LES SENI?U STOCEs. W intend altering the shelving, and ~makinag additions to our Store for the Fall trade. Mr. Ligon will commence about thoe first, of September. in order to have as mnuch room as possible, we off'er our stock of Dr'y O'oods, Dodts an'd Shbs, Hat-s and Capa, Clothihg; Crookecl-y, AND 1TAINrEE NOTION5, AT FOR CASH. Dargains will be offered. Call and sce. J.ADD DROS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. No d I-d consantly rebelving* fresh additions of fine Drugs, od icines, Perftimer.y, &e., which we offer at Columbia ,prices. All Ooode *ari'ahted. LADD DROS; July 20 1 P( PElR MONTH to sellthe NA.. Ie.TIONAL. FAMILY 8BWING fi ACiIINE. This blehIneis eqta to: th stidr Msin ed i byery *osp#e.t ind Is sold1 at the low price of $2U. Addren g. TIONAIi SEWING MA0HIil Ct., Pli - burg, Pa.. . l 2-nb r9. n Latest by Telegraph, froin Washington. WAsixoNos, August 4. The Indian iBnreau received ak dispatch this morning, from Elsworth Kansas, 3d inst., quieting fears of hidian di.sturbances. .One millidn of the Alaska purchafe money will be phipped to.morrow. . . T.he Commissioners of the Central Pacific Railve.y report a section of twenty miles, terminating 178 miles froli Jthb initial point at Saoaniento: in good vorking order. . Thad. mtevens is scriotily 1 in this city. Tli6 debt statemnt, will probably b- is sued iolihorrow. It ivill silbty a Sight ins crease. IntgiA iiervenile i'eceipts $7,046,600. A 'di'vention of colored ciazens of the boder States was licid in Baltim6l-e 1'o daiy. grivate dispatches reoei:ed here itimate .a emocratic majority in M-'ntucky of from 60,000 to 70.000. . LATIR --itetarnas fdmill 'pars of Ken tucky show iiiense increase of Deitoer.a tic majorities, an-al dling oil' of Ito lta di cais. Stevenson's majority vill jlrobably reach 60,000. lik l.onisville, Stevenson re ceived 8,244 aitnd his Radical dlipotent -11.2. WASnIMN6-O, August 5. fliid Steven's condition is not 2ritical to-day. The President will not leave the 6iNy under ten days, The revenue receiits to-day I'lre $4T37, 000. Many important. execalive muttiers are hold in abeyanco for Mr. Evart's re turn, Secretary Welles and stalf'are inspecting tile navy .varly.. Sec.tary McCt!och and Gena Rom seau visitc'l the President to-day. -Tike Ge.ei-dl of the armies has recom. mended the remission ofthe remainder of the senten.ces and release from imprisolt inent of all persons now in conuinement under sel Itences of military cotimmissiois organized ddor the reconstruction ictA in tnose StaWs it which said acts have ceased to be operative. There are over 600 applicants for ihe twenty-five supervisorships created by ihe new tai bill. Thd Tr'ed?uiy 1it1ment gives no itil Tuation of what the debt statement (to be Issued on Saturday) will show. It has been delayed by serious errdrs in its comple tibn. Thi f1llowing is a ihl-nuthonticated Cabinet, hcene : Secretary Browning led off . declar.ing limselt'in favor ofSeymour and Blair fol lowing it il by asserting that. there shoutdl be harmony itt the Cabinet. Nlessrs. Wlles und McCulloch followed in the same strain except they dikl not, urge so strongly a change in the Cabinet unless Messrs. Sc wArd, Evais, Scholibid, nid Raindolpi, who arb absent, slitll act in 1ccdiding with the President. AVsft-,t0.d9 Autgust 8. Grant's recommendation for a general jail delivdily in the Sootiherni States, heretofore (clegraphed, was formally presented to tlie Cabinet yesterday, but produced no action. The habede idi6is beihg i'eofordd, itill th6 (6tris being open, relief' froim iinjust or illegal puniishiientl was withinl easy and speedy reach of every citizen ; whereas tie swe ping action proposed by iGeneral Grant would doubtless thro* niany bad men ii tiese bohimuni ies. A tiareftti reading of the second section of the fokrteenth amendnient of the Consti tution, shows that the people must vote for Presidential electors, or lose their repre sentation lit bofigress. Internal retenhe roeipts tblaJ,, $'10, 000. A. W. Clqrlc relieves General Kilpatrick as Chilian Minister; The Secretary of'. the Treasury issies in', structions, that. persons entitled to intires on bonds failing tid collect the interest within ninety days after maturity from tho proper Assistant Treasiir'y. with be referred to Washington for setilemellt. The belief is curreft that. the Cabinet. Ias decided to ant erfere it the Southern States only in cases of palpable inaurection. De tails will transpire on Monday. It is uinder-stood t hat, while the G overn ment considers the situatioti lis on'e of deli cacy, and requiring great. dlisc'et ion, It, will use powers under the Constitution and the laws to repress disordlers with promtptness and vigor. Cable Dispa,tohes, PAnts, August 4. An Imperial decree has been Issued, auo thorizing the issue of a new loan. Livsu.o,or., August 8. Mr-. Davis was on 'Change yesterday, and was loudly cheered. News Items AuuarsrA, August d. There was a great. Seymour- and Blair r'a tificatton meeting at. Aikon to-day. Three t.housand persons wer-c present.. . liampt on, Butler and others spoke. Two colored men also spoke. A colored Democrat ic Club wttb in tihe procession. Mox-rooMRny, Atugust 8. fieo Ilouse passed the Senat.o bill, autho rfiing the Legislature to east, tihe electoral vote of thne 8tate. The Speake-r and others pyotesIQd agiinst, it as anti republican, and opposed 1b to genIus antd spirit, of' liber ty. New YOnK, August 8. The bity oflicials and( an Immense con sourse of citizens followed IIalpino's re mains to the grave to-dlay. Railway Enterprise-Speaker ColfCax's Tour to the Rocky Mountains-Lynoh Law, St,. Louis, August 8. One thotl!tand illtn eihployed ar-e on the Colorado Central railroad. A te!qgram from Speaker ('olfax declines any public de'monlitrahibn ohi hIS t,rip to the Rocky MoIIliin*. Three gamblol's *ere lynchied dlt Rioui City last week for cheating. Sudden Death of ''Miles O'Reilly." Naw YonR, Angust 3. Charlos 0. Ilaline, editor of tho Ciinhd, and het ter kaown by his ilont db p'lau of 'MIles O'Re.iliy," died thile iorning of an overdose of oltlortiform, takena to relive neuralgia. ,hIe wats- formterly city r-egi*tef-. Dreadful Aodideilt at the Lnglish M'usio Hall-Twentysthree Persons Crushed to Deatlh; MAKOuREsR, ENGLANID, August 8. "A 4readful accident, occurred here on Saturday niet During 'the regular per formance at a laf'e mtslo hall an alarm of fire was rwtised, a6d the entire ltudrIence Idm nediately rushed for' the doors, eotmplotely blehking up the passage. For a time the wildest, cxcitement, prevailed. an d order was restoi4d that (tiere Wras no Aire. It Was fottnB tiidi, fo 16si tilid tIhenty-thtoo per. uone,thoetly i*othen and4 children, had been crushed to death.I the stampede. A large nutnbet ha'd theIr' limbs broken, and were Mtkarwie Int.wrA. tt) rn :A n5 C hd cn W tv U.- t: , t- ~ CA 21, - '. C.t CO H>. C.) C; c, cz 02 C)o Z p I ' , C O eo a o - .. -, C os Ct~j ; C-4O = t ; Nr. Yoh, Au. Z, 7 CP-M 40 bles a 12-om Zale reo ed at 2 l . - cha rl nton Mket. Z- c I L I ,., Z e,$,j *C -I ' .C ) C1,II .r, C Cottcn <iull -;n ae on spot-i17 L): . CA lo bnonanslgtydv co 1zI C'. I %; 0 - . co C-ujinnds9' reas o. a cn Z.leAN A-s CT - S Ctd eng aout CO'cck,w zallo clXi-es and about one C u nded c ~olod ili~ ad 2W-ome aSseilbep ot teCtdl dro,l'o l proeo cdiscusin (mater of reaimor aneothci-Charleston Courier.. befreC he mp roo Fra Che 8. n inor arket, Ngi ofic; 400oie o . Ti. iat-oulirdi cnd tlreans i al saoa1 fro in Calas fo 1oery toi tniceditble 1,000 blesa. 9-01cvie eot erdat eCoi, aout fablously ChiminishedMafares. Coitl (cu, tw 11 ies oedrm spto 1 tall.eu1dlos m id s rau na hdr d Tiorte witoyPnusmi.d -Tihbl Prsdvant haollciald y elaimed. t ratile 1on te oth bal ofres o tre beiwe oh dited Stetves oaeria o grath igo tofc io teat, coei ho(e ttrofct zenship cnin s Volh coboitfy: 11lde anodin IndCentra Ralroadlrecenl di'anin "88mls n 4.orad i2mon tes,t whilciy. equialettol 45fmiles Ah Eugllsb efiginder huis jus't laid pefore thie E)CI-or df France time plans for a ion er ft, to be placed on thren steamers, each supplied with an enginle of )0g.h-1fse power. This r'aft *toffld e6nvdy U10118i ill ill SCaF0113 fro ; Calais to bover iI an incredible short space f trie, iimd Vit fabulously diiniheUtd Sares , I,. lA'rmeu ot Tin tr NAisi dn A. lind omiao blJinan th ramiatiwo was bot statinly' testred ty beigw h Uly dese.o A caip tdand w Kith: ofua coucernn h fatro AtiNorlnht oibis. icg ndinan sa Cntdalo for T odcorenf Fair18ielUsrint, o and 12ngn Mt es wichlis etoalenm tof 'b5 mols ofer home, myhs.I thien tt, time mier withd son uc joy, whoaelmbdm dereant atesona, loi blaled in such a sitarch;n o dtite i thn ayim o haig siiIoece tripvho fo ti',the mtan foasding whic, ao nd winhrnmy reach ing e .iin ed Steos lylt.g. o,oh sulda ebn trmlat,te rsoibiity ofig lan th undrigdr tand have byou lihening anrd mntho blind Cmany, "wqomabl YLif hadgemen mayo binrd ifo' eurghon' certl le a proaselmigned,adfe. adrealt out anyt. ce RrnNonGen.ionBato, .L El.lioTt, San'latcare t E.thc J. ean,. o. iuinami as a ndito o 4 aldro C,~~ C d eiFrench I C,' ,loct in. UenralmAr. 4and 11Y1 i) CG - itm.f 0 (XI Y, lioi .op lxd Pels Cand Os teore Candien AiCaie'ad e. o ;- mention. IiIN Pufies tiie lod or Sl-conDrgisto ry JUSTpo lulElVE 100 lbs. o aon, o Caton ri,) ur 1110ls hl hadri Jna Coffee, k'~l,No 0 1 nd: , a xra , - Su r r lrovi ii:l. i Sugarcks Cured f dlam s. LT'.. i i ,CaF s I LAdSElt NELBR Enait apeiI 28 .ms W:d AI.ke~' Niis iE LSN.ta .11. kins;eLiciG , LiENil EN, Nso 1 Countrye~ Aurd lumsnilUe n i s otatlninyote artiss es L' nne rni~o Lodt iard. C ap'i-a il4 Purif0Eslt ith 8 1ood, Por iae byn nrd,.tuJ~vrwh Extr 0 Y0 o1 1 dSE) r EDar JOH McINTESON.8 W U lia e.1istrec i Ad aatresin s anles; o CA101ls.- conticig of ri, 10 bulieol*on Nod Ia Co mitr, 2mid and o etrom CSiug lk-o ii Sl 1. Sga r kir li Opum . , reenlikOn Terdv h mllItA Ph ia ph Im inin t.uf m b ottlied )WE i er poo Yo l M l d mi l Coice Cliw g T , - 17 D. 1li. I,ENIKiN, Agen fdo' Aurey & Co., Bali'r.) July 28 onr urdlni ROS~~ALIPALFAL and APPoLdSondPlACE, ?o alie Deus. mEeywoe a Just Rive by JOHNwaai MolTYECO. LEMO 8. ESO QiNSil CocAd ramatn Candl au Finros, u Klser, nin Pst, mo O reei FrisnT. aadb~ Aun JOHNoyNR & C d i mr. Notice ! ! KETC9IN, 11NIASTER & BRICE, Ifvite the Attenution of' the .PTBTE3LIO, TO T J' AW.H': STO('K OF And whihel comprises nearly Needed by the people in An.I in Their objet is tW do mrit'ly a CASH BUSINESS, A nd to Al' PRici,:S Thla will indulc all persols to .tUY FROM THEM. m-epf 28 SMUTH ClidaR RA GUN:nAI. St rP. I.:N:NTDi:NYNT'Os OrI'ri'l Charles(on, S. C., March 26, 1868. N anl afier Stunday, Marcli 21h, the allsselger Trainm on tlie Soulil Caroli In l1ailroad will run uasl t',ollows, viz FOl AUGU8T.A. ,'oattb Ciuiriesion; 6.30 a. In \rrive it A IgIs1 a, ' : 0 P In J,1ve Charleslin, 7. 1) 1 m \rrive aA .ngsIn, It. a In hilt CdaumIA. W:Ive Charleston, I a In \rrive at Colhinhit1, .1.50 p mn .eive Cliar1le.t oil, 5.- 1) 1 1 1n \rrive at ('oumb1ia, 0. 21) a in FOlR CIAllI,ESTON. lenve A tgnsin, .00 a In \irrive at (harmlestlon, .1i p m NaVe A gust'I; 'Ii1 p m kruive aII Char11lesfonl, '1ll a mI enve colii ii, 6.00 a III i v I II (harleston, 3.11) p m eflvo Colihinia, .;10 p Irrivo it Charleston, 6.30 a in SUNDEIVI LLE ' AIN. leave Charleston, 3.40 p m irrive at SuinImrville, 5. A1 p It tbeaveSunillhilerville, 7.21) a ii Irrive at. Charleston, 8.15 In CA.)ID EN 1B11A N C II. On Mon(hty-, Wednesdays and Sturdaps. Leave KG.;"sville, 2.20 p m \rrive at Camd11len, 4 0) p) m1 'eave Calldell, 5 .10 ia In \r've a. Kinp.svillo, . 7.10 a m 1. PlEA R E. flci'I Slp't. O biIo H o0 pind 8. C Uailroad. CoL.XXIIIA, Aug. 8, 1868. N pnd after tiiis datc, tihe Trains over Ilis RInd i;ill run as follows : 'ASSFNu1t. TRA IN NORITi. b.avo Columbia, 4.15 p in '' Winiialboro, U. 10 p m1 "('heste. i.00 p m Arrive atL Chtarlol I, 11.00 p n 001NG SOUTh. Lelive.Chai-'lottoi. 11.86 p mn " (Chester, 2.16 a ml "'Vt Winnsihotrq, 4.00 a mn Arrive ut Columabiai 6.(00 a in IN ACCoATl'ION TRiAiN wir.i. RUN As roI, indays, We'dniesays andt Fidaays. LeaiveI ColumbIia, 7.(a0 am "'Chest er, i.48 p mn Anjive al ChIiFotil, fl.35 p311 Leavre Chiarlottob, IL.00 a m~ " Chiester, 10.410 a mn " Whnisborro, 1.40 p mn Arrive at Columbia, 5.04l p ii C. flOUKNIGJIT, lipeiintenident, itpil 7 lies"J"" "K""" "Ielii""", Ex't 1?S 1,eo, Mrst. Winslow's Soothiung Syr-' ip, DiinIbma lltemedy, 111u811and's M agnesia, lostierl''s liittIer's, Calixnya liitt1ers, i"odi, ~reuam Tarteri, Curna SIarchI, 14ri na, Arrow lloot. Alcock's Porous Plasters, Queen's Delight, &o. .Just reeived. KETLClttN, MoMASTEII. & JIRICE, apI 25 DRESS G00ODS, &c. I A DIES' DILlESR 00DS, Prairited Mliis la Ii:1s, Orignndles, S*tss, Cambrids, Ja conoiis,. (linghiaros, Calicoes, Pliaid anid Striped H!omespuns, Long Cloths, Cotton Yar'n, t'able Linen, Cassimeores, Cot lonades, 1,adies'1arnd (lentlceiie's Shoes, lirogans, &6., &tl. Just rceivd. K(ETCiIlIN, McMASTER & IIIIICE. api 25 FR1ESH (AROCEIES . SUdAlIt, ('oftee; Mohitses Teoa, Carldlen, Sl.8arch, Soap, Vinegar, P'owder, Shot, h.ead, &p., &o, .Just receivpdl by. KE'CIIIN, MedlASTElL & JIRICE. THE VERY BEST, '"" IlII8TulyNow Flour, for sale by juy1 liIOM PSON &'WOODWVAltD;, ONE of Elder's FilrI Class W A81IING MA . C!NHd.Ctheap for Cashi A pply at, e.oOo Zes. BACON IDES and will bo sold low for apl 0 'i~dMP8ON & WOODWA'.U). PEAS ! PEAS !! A ' dT of While Poas, and O0w i*oas, ius A1 rNoelved and fllr aI~ &o may 14 H Aldts, Shoulders and Sides. A159, 'ine ILFlour and Corn Meal j ust received by iHET'CIIN, MoMA81'BRi & BRIC1E. 1868. The Fairfield Herald: THE TI'-WEERLY NES',sV. T'I11- Proprietors of the above iiple's, tnke pleasure in announcing to hil paf frons that (hey will continue thle publica tioln of tlhe '11.\A LD, one of fihe beAt'fann ly lapers in tle Stiate, and aNo of 1IIn NEWS, Ot e only li.v P-nly papteri in tIhi Siate wtsidi of cihavic.letont antid Culuimbih. Telivy offer lihe best htiucenents to mer chans in Charleston, ('oh111mbia and Winns boro, to make the li:.t.n and the M:w4 a tieditin to ilie tra,ling publie., Every faiitlily in tIe likilrict ought to tal:c the II: ti.6.,t ; it-l if Ilite lead; of fatil'! would constihl Ileir wives al clildren hey wvoll l oil lin it lie zm ill (-,st ot' a week ly visitsorl h11rh'-nd withI W i'w s and generni 1e:iding n1:i1t1r, i 1 n-thi i ni t tal la the 11hvilit l letiI if it g . 1tril.ki.1 1 copy 1 Iyea . 8I Oi " 6 i it:, 2 00 10 Oit'S 1 year, 26 00 atld ole ctrli co'y to tile gelter up of, tle Ni:ws, I voty 1 yeAr, $ h. " . " imontlh, 2 6M Oy" No paper sent uiles.is lite ev.h ic. ciimpanies hie order. &"y" Every Ipp1 8toppedI ( file at ie .a. itl of di teim, unless tbscription he re newetd in itie. I'ropoviel ors. I) L0I E 10'I)IONT111 Al AG A ZINE, TTNINI'lSA.lhY felknowledlgel lite Mode) U l'arlor algazine of Alneica; devote'l :o 1)h-iginal Stories., Po ems. Sketch ss, Archi vlec n1idl NIiA ;d 1e)l 1 Col' s ffll'seh'Zild .Mitters, 0vans; of Thought, Personal id Literary (Gos:i P (itcitding special depit. Itlts l in l'siiiois). I istiuctiolis oni llenlih, MItwic, Atisement%, ele., ly Ili best aithors, mial protimfely illustruled with ct 3'ly Eigravinigs (rull size) usiil and reliall t'i aterlis, Eililnoiolderies, fliid a coil. Filanl sulccediAon vl artistic nlovelties, Willi ofh:-l' use.fiul and vinter-ainlinig liter'ahure. No person 44, refillelmient. eicoioninl hloustwife, or hady of lasto Can allord t4 Io witiot the .1lod1e INlotihily. 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Send for Circul:i's and1( 1'CO our' trnu, and ia futll desciphitn of thle w.or'k, il P' 'bsk notices ot' advance shteetsa, &c. A ddlress .NATIIONA h~ PU 111.1511lIN( CO. Iiron-l i Sreel. A 1 tla.I,' State of' South Car'olia, IN r'li'l (0>t.itoN P'f,nA5. hios. J. Chalk, vs. LD. C. Boyle, Att fach. W hlERtEA8 fhe Plaintiff did on the 2thl Vi day of' Ootober', A. J). 18617, (ito hsis D)eclarationt against thie Defendant who, (na It is said) Is absent from ahdi hioht thd~ limits( of tis State andi hlna ntotltIa' Wifeniot attorney knownt wvitin the sattl lpon whomn a copy of tho said declaration might be so' el. It is thecre'oi-o otrdered, that the said 1)e. fcedan. (do appeatr and pleadi to the said do. claratint on or bieforoe the 27th (lay of Octo. her1, A. D. 1868 othiorwiso linalI absolute udgmnent will thent be giveta anid awarded the PlIain(iff' against him., 89. LI OLOWNEY, C. ., Cloik's Oflied, WVInn,ibor9. 8. (I., 20t1h Oot., 1867. ot20-les8mly ZEPIIYR PUEF, PIE MOKINGTOBt Q, j P~eehod,DESFPORtTI4S & RO de 21-t JUfST received a ot, of Schtool Bookts and Stationary. Also a lot of Valentines. I(ETClIlIN, MoMASTERf & BRLICTh 5,000 BlUShJI1I, of CORN en con4Iitini )tesl wsIhing to buty Corfl #ill fintd It'a thiri adivantage to call at Once and tma m engagemnents as I sean offer, good lndtian meats at, present, bitt for CASIi QNLY api 18 JNO. P.1AIA TT TilEWS, 4 PEAS, AN RO '5\ DBSHEL8 of Cow Poe, just reo.IVw U adfrsale b .JO!!N lgoINTYRE~ $ CO Jtle 1