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E~ARLY D.M.L ,nx J. liaAM VAN NA.NMs When years have rolled (hoir lengths along With niingled joy and pain. A mim sinheamis leve our horizon, Aud falls t he gentle rain ; When blouds obscure our skies once blue, And care and sorrow blend, And falo has proved to us so false, So changeable at friend ; We luve to wander back in life W'er niemory's suuny plain, And live our hnppy childhood o'er - Our early loves again, And from comnmunion sweet we find Now strength to grapple with The crosses ond the burden s which Our daily lives must give I And hope points us to look nbove This world of care ant strife, To that blest home in Heaven above, Where there's inmortal life, Where di-mppointinents cannot come, Nor enre, nor grief, nor pain ; Whevo we will meet in endless bliss Our early loves again. Register Thursday. The Late Elotions and the Presiden . oy ADilCS oFTl tFA,%3lANY HALIL tsN EnAL COMMITTElE. The folltywing is the address of th 'Tammany IHall General Co-mmittee, 0 New York: ADDIESS TO Tinl, DEMOCRACY. The Democracy of the city of Nev York, represntCed in the Tamman: Hall Geieral Committee congratulat lie Democracy of. Pemisylvaniia and th WeAtern Sttep tl upon thu spirit and iml domt1itiblo elnergy ovi'l:-ed by them il their recent, conti-sts, which are but, th preliminary skirmishes to tito grta national battle . Io fought nex m1oth. We congratulate them upon the gret advaitages won. Those advaitage would have beit full trinuphs it it hai no, been for the expenditures of a vas corrmption ftnd. caletlated by milliotm collected not oil y from the ulacemen an office-holders of the Radical Congres: but also from the combination who hav been d-preciating the revenues of th (oerntment, by illicit manufact,nres. Even this corruption fund would ti have resulted in preventmg the prelimi nary tritnmphs of the Democracy in th State of Peinisylvania if it had not bee for th arbitrary acts of Radical inspet tor., in direct disobedience of the Court and in violalion of the Constituton an laws of the United States, mn refusing t receive the votes of our. nat uralzed fe low-citizens. The votec.s of the natiralized citizet who were denied the right of siffrage i Pennsylvania, beeanse they intende(i t vote wilh Ils, Would have been mor thanl enloligh to have given us victory i the lato election. Wo are g'td t hear that our friends there have detei mined that the votes of our adopto citize'ns shall t>e received at the comin eloztion. But the corruption trectsury of th eneny cninuot again be successfiliy use, mnder the vigilance of the Democrac% The colonizors sent by the Radical Con mittee of this State ntinst remaiii hera t coitest, t )hough inl a futile effort, th Empgaire State. Theic galit, Democracy of Philadel pthia hiave redeemeiltd tiseir city fror Iidical despostismn, and we receive w%it contlhencte the <hspatcheos, that with fatir' e'lctioni aind pure ballct, wvhich t.he tare niow lhely to have, they. will b victorious by a largely utcreased me jority, in the decisive battle of ne, Our brethren of Ohio have contende. ncinst, the heayI maijorities of fanati iican Iaclienlismi. They have struf gled gallaittly. TIhey hiave fonght a honest, ight. Thet votes which wer cast by thoms were their owa. Tlhe nn sertpiilons enemy filled the N orthieaa counties o,f Ohio withI carpet- bagger end colomazers fr>m the strongholdsc lhcdionlismn ol the adjoining Stat es - housaniciids of negroes votea, in violatial of law atnd the overwhelming dleisioni the people in the "lection of last yeai ait the Democracy have tmade. wondei 'ibl gains.. V'ctory in Indiana was almost with ini onr grasp. - By fraudulent can,ast ii:g our foe's gain the State, but by les thitr, 1,000 majority. Our breibre there send nts word that thc Demnocrae of Inianua will give sit meireased vot ne'xt month. lindiana lhas virtually re pnidtated t he Radical candidate on th nloiil ticket. D)emnocrats of New York ! In on State the contest, of thte Detmocmacy for the majorities we will give our grea chieftain andl statesman, Horatio Soy mocur, a nd the gallant soldier of the Wes Glen. Frank P. Bhdir. The Raudicals. Qlready alarmed at thi determination and vigor of the Democ ratcy of Pennsylvaniia and the gren West, apprecinto that the great decisiv, buattlo is not yet won. The D)emocacy.of the .Imipire State ptind of her great statesman, Hlorati< Sovmour,~ sret n.lese.proutd of.- the ,gal bant soldier of the West, who, b, hy his~ e norgy and bravery, saved hi State f'rom rolbelhon, anal who fonght a thme head of his corps in the battles te Soiiwest, cund mnall those upon th great march "from the moun)tainsa to th The Radicals, cnelons of the uinre la xod vigoa'of't he eieralft laPhn sylvania and the West, and their om rapidlly dsereaeing.vouie, endeoavor t<f ja spire the'ir verng ranks id y moara bae t he, au vaninig D)emocratio col iaunce by slly stories., of *divide~d ccl turns. - W o are united.. 'We believe is o'i Ce1nP 11.~ the' entti.iaf 'onraitions !ihcrtyv, ntfrrannal rights, of fraternit oaf St ates,. it r 'oomwal Govenmet of the fiunaciad dradit'aif' the, 'ttl6, o 'onme uurtrenoy fort all mean, rie'h and. poor of the poticlas oe y ofhfbt .race anid4.he:prsotectidIt of White la, bor, The Radicas of Peinsylvania aild theVe tern States have plited atioth. or p1lank in their platform. Ithis to pr00 scritse tho vote of- naturalized citisens. In their despotic policy to bontrol our country, they gave the suftrage to the L negro race of the Southern State.s, and have oxiled white labor, They boldly proclaim that their laws and policy shall I protect the negro and oppress the natt ralized citizen. Their next step will bo c to bring the Southern negro North to I voto down and - competo 4gainst the white ltborer. Rally, then, for our national chieftains J and our national policy ! * * Is not the(i pending centest pre-emi n1ntly one of capital against .labor, of' money against popular righte,..and of - political power against the struggling interests of the masses ? Only two weeks for conti-st remniii. Let, Itrefore, every friend to constil. t tional rights, uvury sympathizoi- with tim struggling white lab>orer, every ally of L (air play to the naturalized citizen, and - every foe to mnicipal oppression, relx no effu t to secnre a tremendots mnjori-1 ty for our electoral ticket, represenitig I the honored amines of the patriotic St ates. nan Seymom, and the gallait soldier Blair, bi-aded by Slocum the veteran leader of Sherman's forces, and the Siat e ticket bearmg the name of our fellow cit izen and univeisal favorito John T. Hoffman. - A VILLAINous BARGAIN-3nowN- I r LOW A PAuvNRIt NIN T HO PaIotT3 OF' i 11S oWN PitOULAMATIoN.-During the e late term of the circuit court at Smith 0 ville, DeKalb county, J ulge McLain - presiding, a nwrder case was tried in ri which Judge Maisen M. Brien, of this o city, vas engaged. In the course of his t argument Judge Brirmi made the start 6 ig deciaraio4n that, "there is a rtgihar partnership exising between Wim. G. t Brownlow and Col. Blackburn, on tle a following terms That the said Colonel 1 Blackburn shall arrest and convev to t Nashville all men in that section of the i, Stato who are accused of horse.s.ealiig, I muird,-r amd other crimes, and that when . they h!ave arrivrd in Nashville. and he e fore they are tricd, Brownlow sivl ofTer o a rewardfor thcir arrest. Brownlow and - Blackburm divide the money between t them, sharing equally inl the profits aris .ing from Browilow's recunt proclama 0 tionl." n Judge Brien elicited this statement lrom the evideico of Col. B3lackbirn. IlHe denonn'eed Ilie partinership asa "spe d cies of infamy heretofore unknown," and a o further stated that Ie "expected to be - assassinated for exposing the parties, aid tha t lie speech lie was then making was s the last. he ever expected to be permit. n ted to make at tIM bar."-Nashville o 13anner. Oct. 18. e The flartsville Videlt says of this n v illainous conspiracy : o '-The caso inl all of its horriblo details -- was brought to bght, in opei court at d Smid.iville before he I Hoi. Judge Mc g Lain, and trom his well known zial in punishing illegal acts it is fair to pre e sume that the name of W.m. G. Brown l l)w will soon fiire in tie lisis of indict .mnts by the lie Kalb Comnty grand jury, and that lie will learn that. such a Oxemplifications of 'lovahv' will not, b0 o allowed inl the Mountaii Circuit, . and especially in tie clivalrons county of - I Kil'o." i [aTu: Cay is S-rar.r, Fon C'r ANoI..-* Wte cannot, but adnait that. the NactionalI VIntelligencer sho we pluck in cotinnina to demnand a change of candidates afterC nil imi, has taken place. The execut ive tCommittee hiave voted down the propo. sition; almost, all of the Democratic pa. I ipers in the UTnion have denonneed it 'and M\r. Seymour has taken the stump in advocacy of his own clainms and to a give a now tone to the canvass -that C shall ring~ out, in the music ofaneccess on - election day ; yet. the ntelligene'er of yesterdayg~i talks as follows: s "The peo~ple do not wv ant Democratic ~ fcandtdaes ; they want to difeat Radical - .n. They are anxions to defeal- the Radi. Scal party. Thley desire to hurl from pow. or thiose who have abutsed it and hueaped - npon thenm intolerable burthiens. GIive ~ -to them what they want-what dlicy so earnestly demand -and all will yet. be - wvell. Our candidates, seleetdd nuder -peculiar circumstances at New Yor s hasve beeni t:ied. Let. the cmi,c Snow co)mo toge.ther (at once, amid place t before the people the men who were S really the choice of that Convention - ither Chase, Hlancock Johnson, or i Hendricks--and the action will at once be recognized as one of patriotic endeav. r or, and will be responded to' from St. S Law,'ence to the Rio Grandie and' from t thes Atlantic to the Pacinec with one tuni - versal shotit of.joy and triuniplh .t hat t shal? !rowuajorever the voice of Radi calism." 4 * .SAD kroav.--Whle laborers. *were demnolishingan old .bullding on T wenty-seven til street, Ne oVrkc,-on, Tueaday, they discovered'in an old rat's nesat a roll of bills, amnounting to. . $250. ,About eight yeprs .ago. one of , the ooeunpants'of' the house lost thq * Smoney. A6 the ti,no of thfislo-as .a .sbo.irding in.the house,-and he was the last one seen in the tooen prior to 'the loss,bhe wai suspected of 'the irpb . bery, and. on being.,arestod, owon . ited ofhmLo crime-.nd.nent to prison, .,hchracter ruinecd - &nd hereft,of friends. flogave-way to dlssi pathen, id-ovetually di6d Il.logll land. t1ak~ )ARTlAL f4AW.'.Thecoyeq wa rid 6 leoiy $'eiterday; a athe .ekryiv ta Sthe Anviet hjd je,graph4d.rer Itr. Cha.n 4 h,hratm, .tJq naew.tf ornewf-Genral, who fi went. up to Columbia on Weodneday eteank,Q f rt *Ae Nertherby e stwted that thahshga. ti htj depft'ifure' W i lgal .rsdvisN.~o NI~ t 4t, i30Q*lnar otqtJ19 vjfjtthelporpose al of thetfhtter toAeolare - nartial law'ln'. five. C oownties in the upper gar6 of thei etate. ti ai:Toimnosso0.o' - a 10it1 PIARTIdULAt1 01F Ti II F, '/.Ultit OF TilE STFAMII HESPIR. MifpfifS, TENN., October 17.-Tho lestruction of the arus on board the teaner Hesper is still the cause of nnch excitement. The Democratic anpers assert that the arms were des. royed by Radicals to make' political piRal, and that they were <not tho >oplety of the State of Arkansas. The .opublican papers assort that the arms vere destrved by Ku' Klux. Cnptain roin Ford, of the -team f i Nettie rones, which was ilnplitsst-d1 by h 0he aiders, gives the p a iii-ala r I t h, eizure, which are in sui ..., as ful. ows: The steam tilg N.- i:e .-i i: e. , C;ap,lii fiord. left tho whaif ,in Tiotrsida aier. ioon for Picker1in2, haivig a b iarge, ow. The tag ri:eted he-r fl.uttuation JId linded i iln, l !:l enre-ly nado fast wheiil- seen.' WIl l1lcover d by men secnn-iy ma4c..il, proh ibly mie hundred in iii;-lii-r. The-y Aiiekly )rjarded the tag. tioaik licsm-ssioi of tie >ilot honso aw111 f-11giiit ro* in, f11ad or lered the captain to 1tart, down th iver. HIe Ace.>411in1-ly% orid'i'' onlv of l miei to cast U th lif .. 1.'1 inl A ow 111miles te la1g was rIapidly s1vail. ng down the river fioIgh i e Chme. ipoll taiking II- Ii. , k I i the t. col)i. nander ki'pt i vifgila.1ii. a.v on Ile criw. lot ahlowing en, of ti;l 1") lI-a e hii.s > The engii ver wau not. porm it ted o oil the nachinerv. When approachig Cat lfan4-l, t wen. y-five miles be allfw , iviar. fihe Aar canl',Ins shore, Cip. Pord was ordired 0 ru thie tug aloIg side Ot little teamer IIeper, % i;ch Wns ti.d up vooding. Daainiaag thei trip the h-ids ,4 the party inf-.a.a Ci ip-.. Pi,rd ilt], hey intended overhianing hi fI-pr 1d de,roving the'irms, hut seriet ma lers had been usiid to tle me to firm tao oaaaW, antad to lespect.1 all other lroporty, in obi,laii'etich- to order.s, 'aintli Ford nt ri he I tng I lnhlg-.idip, vichl was n1. So ,mer "'e COMpIl i:in."d ,an, leaving two of t ailitub-r il Ilie )ilot'house, tw i It lie .gi, oon, kid one in tlie enbiii, is a Lnvrd over meto of te cre, wI h ha.d -imilted thoir ender, th. IIrlY silpran1ug aboard tle I lesper. Litil.. it' notig wis said b)y IQ boarilers, who evail'.11ly had in eve o busness. Ti.v Ilack'd hue erluW tmader surveillin'. an"tiid C 11li eac'ed(I the vork in hand. Thiv gam b >.m s ws'<. )okell opell, i- ari's i ia-n om. nad .irown into lii. ivt,r'. .\laiy gaais vere broken i laii - ilm>wn >verbonrd. A h:ir i. q m i f;1ni n-'1 1 vas also throwni.er.t rl Tiipriy hena quieily raturn..dl to the inag, h,.aV. ng tile ifespJir ill lioSMIssiol fir iI-r I'fw%. f'aiptiniia 114il li1n, of 11. l.e-I * a'r, Ilad his brotli , uiiie lif,r I ii. woods ma; ooin as the Nttii was ron. Al mid. light I lie tug rached Piaa Pi'resident'. sliaid in li(t Chito t:elow ale cit, and14 vas rtngroiud. The raiders wue. aii ashoren in a sk.f whicia wias siL Ifilized. SHici orderi were giveti to .iain 1ord i. rv ainil in iilt C'hi11i ill al highit. The ig r-etlm';.d tj tIe ily this ma1orlt'. ilary) P-/in'//ner, Oetober 3d, ellatee thie follom iog : Last Satuariday, a colored muan whn va. formerly ta servant f Mr. 0. L. nstellecr, bunt whIio piurebaised his free lot) beforo the wanr, maigled with thec rowd of white andi( colored Domnocr'ats nad Radicals on our streets, during lae speeches andc the movcementsf the rcsi'C'Son, witii the following card vritton distinct! y, and1( placed ont the ront of his hat: "I owo no thanaks to any itin for' ny freed om.' ''I earned it, durinag theoI tue Inavery, through hoenest toil, aind witha ho protection of Goal. "lillving thae Nor'th the homio of reedomn, I visited Boston, New York, Shiladelphin, atnd otht'er ces int caroh of liberty ad egnal r'ighata *'There I inct with ino f'ienads of mii ace. "I rotur'ned to the sunny Sontht, and ore I live, and fool that'I can livo reo and happy amauong the Sout.herna tien, the trite frionds- of' the colored. lie best friends of the. black race. "Therefore L amn a staunch and earless Deoaonay antdr a supporter of iy mour' and Blair. "Your mlostobodienit serv'ant, aaINRY HIIOMAs." t correspo)idit 'oft 11' Mni Marl. , )istrict, uiedir daato~4 J(Ot4I.wr I 2, ssAv: Marlboro. tting' gfha past' -we'-, Is een.t'he scenui41 af11m.1 xciuamnate iA redatory lt.(enVsialf wss nadu hy g,tn-e' IcufBl.ttowni tE)bht.h.4alfot 6alf idet el' The dtWellaing house of.arXr W opdr was pbhinaderueal, Mr, HIlaper eiig verpowered atnd placed lunder a guard.' %Ie r'obbers consiaufd' of ht1t taggro andl g'o'Robison Coatl hitglna#csi.MiTii. tore very se\f.co y e"v. ,u, i ottse, eaaog thtejnaelveds at.hi Ianpy~i iblo and eauiing his tmnnasedl5li~i~ rirall sums 6( mdheit'ha 4won i~ t' ,thu 'mtale side'OlHh h1On~ 9(Iahl[fl toe' cloth j'tisla~I1,lT Mli#preri ' apers. - Thy ibredtened ; 1ni ih 10 nIght. 6'( ne} o c to'rn.ed had 3'ft'ti Ida deas 'o $20 er:ho~t3k 7Usl OVA i0 rs reek, i-eco#rted soe f tl4 Jle, hnt tho tobbare .na " A." rruit Distilled Brandy Exompt from In tor'il Revenao. The fullowingis tho text of tho order issued by Contnissioner Rollins in re. laion to the exemption of brandy distill. ed from fruits : RASUny DEPARTMEl.NT, OFPICE INTERNAL RKVKNUi, WASUINGTON, Oct, 12, 1863. In accordance with th opinion of the A ttorney-Goneral of the United StAteS, rendered on tho -10th inst., distillers of brandy from apples, poaclos, or grapes, exelisivelv, iir-o hereby, viih the ap. provid of IIt, Svcrets,ry (of the Treasur ox.'mphtedl froni so nianch of' th pro itvi: I lns of section 50 of I te act of .1 ll '20, 18 U. w- impose.i n speciai tax of $4u00 11Ooli isiillhers proditeing 100 Ilnrrels or 1--sq of, :hied1pri, 1n of $4 ver barrel for evers- harrel in vxeesm of 100 barrels. Thisiv tion in n-lifionad to tbe aNemplion3 !: :-,re y;ifi"d in series 4, No. 7, andM nlCssors- a l- cu lectors will gover- thIemie'wl es lcurd, inlgly. lit. A. Rloi.ixs,Comnier A pproved. fltaf NkCri..ocit. Sere Y of the Trnw.- * Tihe expillp'.io1 :n1 serie; I, No. 7, i. aI follows: DIS1lers of braldy from411 n11ppl.:', penches, or gslle, e xctlu!,sivy', 'Ir soi) ject to tho snine taxis ain ruies f t:i.x 1A >th rdi,Sillers. .Th,Y t il'ist rgti.A-I , dob ir stil6, give I I. not ico wid file I lie iond ruqittired of olliv-r disti ilers, but, nre xeitpted f1roin Iho sidditiomal requir( imntits ittpoieti upon other iistillvrs who nre not. the owners of the fAt- of the dis tillery [Premises, mnd will nol. h'e riqiiii ("I 't faiIish the plain regitn..I by ese 'i-n 9. The suirvey tl.t. ih IlatL. n, re<Iiiited h%lv ee-ion 10. They will Ite it-u sbllijit. o all ilte I1tllirelments of tIt tla w na to li' ssesmil, callett ion or neariai ilt. of' Ile lax 1u1, n1 pro viiling for the keepiig 4f ha book. an(d for retir..g, vevxc t Ih It., iw:tead of in king ret tins Iri-mt it lily I . will inM1ke rur'nii'l oi fro"1n 15 till tle first day if ach miti vvery miontho, or withi live lays therenfttir, arid hlit iptx tn the spiv it.s distillmd by i hem dtring the period1 ctntbriced inl ihivr retivrv intist be paidl at. tie lime of mnla'ilng thei' n.l,iri - W hen 311111111stp shnl bie provide id lit- v iist lite aixed by tle ganger i befo,r t.h i spiri t ar removed from ie iist ille, ry, and untiia stmps nre f6rnished IO. ,piri st t be in.Spicled nii brlatd or IMv kedt as inl other ci-es, before the same are ,insvem d loml tile distilt. ry. They will not beI rIegtired to provide a Io ietdl wnrehotisi-, ii.,r it r,m1ivv Ili spiits proiI,e -d by * v it front 1 ;he ,b I illery Io n bolldI.d n% arI-tboll'e, noril to t.rect reiing Cis.terna~ iln thes distlltry. 'h'livy wl lt vexeilit Iroi 'an1%, pT iVi14 for non-complinnee wit i iy o ti le por. visions of Peei i): 17 ; it ml a'4,o I bI,pr visi m of sectiti 2!2. inl rtlation to sts r:tiliig work ; iinor will tlhey lie suljet t i le per diem ni Capacity Inx illiposed by svetion 13 if'er the di-stilley is close'd f,r (Pram the N'ew Vork World. The rluris. frot Penn.sylvaiii, Ii. dinil.1 aid Olio ao1. so me'gre andtso Confused that. sotiutd jklnyIent uponi the reslylt is Iearly impossible. It scems cleartt iI th 1vie Democrnats have gaI ined a Con'gressmnan in tnearly ev one oft the shartply conlte~stedC districts whiero victory was thoughit by our friends to be piossibio. HTs to the general result in the St atos 1nmed(, we Cannfot indulgo the hope, it would appour, of such a sweeping and thorough triunph ian would have mndo tho resnlt of the election in Noveuaber a forgone conclusion. It is certain that the Domocrnor of the North, if they wotuld rdoe~m thie Re public., must keep their ar'mor' 0on,nnd know no0 irest or' wearlineiss inl thoir in bors till the nlight of November 3d. Victory hovers still above the con tendintg hosts, uncertnin utponi which bliner's to itlighit. Thei Do'mocr'acy luivo done nobly. Never 'were their ranks so full ; neover' was their battle foighit n.oro galilantlIy. But i ofoe is sttubborn, determtined, despor'nte. Not an hour is to be host;ntaie can 'be spctred. t;no FIind in your great airray. Th'Ien~ otiward divez and silo -Invincilyl. NoMINATION FulR ,'0iio.'olTn.. x. rnet fromt Ihe procteinrgs 'of th1e Ed~'ge. field (Cen ta D)i srie.t Club :Oni mlotroni of Got', Blonhntp it wniq Res9olved, Thlnt '.w e rt.spect fully recorbi tnend i. fjaroy Fr.i Youhans as a can. hdale11 .for ' Solicilor if' the Second Juidioigq.Cirenilt of Soultit OCrolinn, con'. pose ofEdgeleld, Bsawel Beaufoirt I?lnd Cohlit . * ?d~. CJ.IWiTi C4 Pre'side'nt. A. J. Nounl8. Stecret-y. Tnoor. nVTT~. aY 'it RAuIoAr.s. J9.g6 TIto (Gen.: ittjoeneid, and Ge.- oan, caill .,ti.Joy (28d in stat)Alirst 0on the Presidt,gi anid then mitni. Soofld nauiantinformale1 omn ratdeo from Nornth thid SouItbWCar6lin a atr ssistaneo against. appfobtaidrd *Anbleil ihVfozc;kSdta,.' d'lby%~id. !eived ;ao ntia do&p ig.pither gianrter )?ond:l the infotmation thatp stj an Fnt)es nor. p e-r :Of. Llo8e #4 are se 'pg15i i very lowmages,f r ernj mten of. ereod,4o e t n1the a 1tJ7Ea or orted by 'oh'agltyi et3ry,ow go to workc on the P'aoft e or' hot railroca ~'"ifeMi"y $ . ^* 4&dlse hnn iea SOUTH CAROINA RA ILROAD Osenr,'Sure~IInix-rNIIINT OFFIVC, Charleston, S. C., March 20,1868. N and after Sunday, March 29th, the lassenlger Trains on the South Caiblil. na Itailroad will run'aq follows, Viz FOlt AUGUSTA. Leave (!harleston, 0.30 a in Arrive at. Augusta, 8.80 p in Leave Charlesion, 7.80 p1-t Arrive at Auigusta, 0.40 a in FOlt COLUMBIA. Leave Clharlosonl. 6.80 a m Arrivo At Coilubina, 3.50 p I I-.-81e Chiarleslon, 6.40 ) im Arrivo lit olu.mabia, 6.24) a ml FOR CIHAIlLLESTON. lonv Antusa.G.00 aM Arrivi at (Ialrleston, 8.10 p i Leive Atigusla, 4 10 p i Arrive at Charleston, 4 00 a in Leave Coluimii, 4.00 a m .\rI1vp1 CI Iharestonl, 8.10 p in hevave Cohll 1:bin, 5.30 p In At"ive at Charlestoni, 5.30 a Im SUM.lNlENWILLE TRAIN. Lenve Charleston, 8.40 p m Ar1vo at Suinum rville, 5.10 p i LconveStsmmitrerville, 7.20 % in Arrivo at Charleston, 8.85 a m CANIDEN BtANCif. Ol Nonhlys, We<lndlaYs and Samtrdays. Leave H(ingsvillt., 2.20 p in Arrive tat (,1timditenl, 6 00 p mI ,eave C4an11den, .5.10 a1 m k.rrive at Kingsville, 7 40 a mi ma I3t.1. T. PIEAKE3. Gen'll Sup't. Cha11rlotto and .8. U Rallroa I CoL.UMBnIA, Aug. 8,.1868 0 N anld afler this date, 'ite Trains ovet fil it Road will raun as follows I'AsNOit11 TitAIN NoRTH1. Lenve Columbia 4 15 p'm 11 Winn1sboro, 6.10 p an " Chest er. 8 00 p n: Arrive At C iot e, 11.00 p m UOINn HOUT11. Leave Clarlotte(, 11.36 p in Cho1ster, 2.11 a In h Winnsoro, 4.00 a in Arrive at Columbia 6.00 a in AN ACCo3ODATIoN TtA IN WiL., RUN As FOL .oWS : MoNldays. Wednesdilys and Fridnys. Lenvo Ctlumb1t11ia, 7.1 0 a in " 6 innsboro, - 10.45 a m "Chester. 1.- 8 P Arr*iv4o lat Charlotto, 1.85 p am a tieadnhiys. Thursdays and Saturdays. Leave Chrlot t, 6.0 a m 1 Chester, 10..40 a mII Wintiboro, - 1.40 p sit Arrive it Columbia, 6.04 p t C. BOUKNIG iT, api 7 RECEIVING, 5 pieces Priedts, , ,1 and Colored, -41) Pieces Amierican Demiles, 20 pioesce Plaid lilouespitls and Lind Seys, Stiperior Dress Goods, na nl-weol Do. Laincs, ellages. Rep. tnd S. 8 Poplins, atd Alaipacoa Lustre. 100 Sit wis, %Ill kinds. also Clonks of good styles natd quality, Millinery Goods of every kind. 2010 Prs. Sioes and Boots, A Inage lot of lte ab(ave weytaranlee to be free from wood or paper. Lacies, Oents, Boys and Misses, of every grade to Iuit purchaeers. RE Al) Y-M A DE f CLOTHING. No. 1, Cassimero Suilts, (Caasanmero, Sati ateaS, 1 weeds and Jeans Cots Vsts amnd Ouar stock will beo, as usual, complete. SC -We invite tnu inspection, and prom Ise a complleto alssotmet of everyalhing keipt. lin a first clause store indc at theo lowest prics. *LA DDIBROS. Fr'om to-dauy, Oct ober 1, weo can fill no mioreo orders .nuaaleass nec oampanaied withI the casht. We hope whmat, we lavi'e done will be atppreciatedl by promupt paymeno~ts. sept 80 .I AD 1) ROS110. d.A.S -ASS~EDTS, S'1' Is ithe urSoa. luny of eyety obristian I v ho at&t un ' tat itlo,. * y roas,omu of daseta.e o ibuei*0 d ili-ying, cauise. to pr oot.wa nhous doy a Policy of- assur. Inm favor or ahoiat depenadent' tlpon him foi support Mit anre liable to-beoo unassur atbly ont any dlay, tihterefore .notiplng sh.qu)d be pernfited to delay t1tl Iaportant dhit. .Jno. P. tatthews, jr., Tll OLD MANil A~nrifL Good rich,.. iirnnan & Co, OlIYIspeke tLJbioss,t Le a rIet4i a 3 Fana1A)f~ fAIRFIELD HA. PUBLISHED w7 3M _rM. Ma AT Vinnsboro, S. C. Tho Proprietors .are determined to make the HERALD a firs:-olss8 N E W9 i PA P E R. .-0 POL1TICALLY. The HERALD will be absolutely and entirely Democratio in sentiment, at all tines and under all circumstan. ces, and u,conp:omising in hostility to those ruinous Radi-al measures, which have struck and are still strik ing at the roots of the Constitution iad the existence of political and civil liberty. We shall always maintain and vindicate the freedom of the Press, and aliall not at any time hesitate to ilicuss freely the notions of men and the probable consequences of measures. --o THE L.ARGE CIRCULATiON OF THE Should commend it to the ADVERtTISING~ PUDLIW, As one of the best AdvorLis ng Agencies that they ean posibly em ploy. TEIuM8: [JUAar,, 1 oopy, 1 year, 58 04) - 6 anonthw, 204) 10 copies 1-year - 26 00) and one extra copy to t he getter sup of the ~lub.) SW No paper sent unlesi the cash e. oinanfog the order. 3g' Every papar etoppe4 at the expire loneor tildVet, %U1OS siedoi et10 re sowed Idt tirna. - OESPOtLES, WILL1'AM &C. -UL Proprietovs. Stat8fSOIth VsgoIIua I .Hill (fo' 9nettier vs. J. ( tl. baster, HRAthe Plit t dljthne uixih Jon.ji~ 6 lebe dpela.' th tgistt e 4d$Wb n t ttr o oa aIltg dedps iwa46 ..is J aug maAco [Proma the Louisvillo Deliniorat.] Th, Iseves. ft was the m1ost om1inou1 question acted upon yesterday th peop1o over had to try. Republictinisin was put on its trial. Those wo.1o tbo issues: Thecrighat to vote. The right to agovornment of law. The iuprotnacy or intelligence. Obedi-:neo to the Constitution. Subjcction of the military to the civil power. ,'l'e rigits of tie States. Tho rights (if ithe people. 'Tho writ of lwbeascrp . Th'le inldepeldelcu. (i' (lt! jiudiciary. Freodotn froa it eitrary arrest. Froedoli of tiade anld cominerce Irom odions tarilifs Froodoilm ofal'kinsod s;v ] und eoinehaiic a ts It(ti o onieon t:a'n at itl. 'l'rial by 1jury. Freeomloi of trnAlt. to alid front any part of the u ntilltry. Einnlity of States. One0 system of govornmelICnt for thU treedomil froni unwawrrant"ble sen rel0 'and seiztlres. I 'eace nad order. The inldelpendlice of the lxceitive. jainality in tie bur-denls of gon No itxaoti withoit representation. Paymnent of the pillic dobt. A retuntil- to Spici payltenlt. Sup111rentcy of the wihito rce Frecdom to select. your own schools for chiidren. Freedom to select your own con pany i'l travol by I I or stem. The encourage ent and protectionl of la1bmr. No wealth Llit th protlinet of labor. 1110 protec ion of p>ropetty. The right of free speecht anid a free Th'1lo gOvernmettlnt of States and corprtio ns.Iiit: Protection of witit wonten from ot nage. .laeisla iindependenco. Thite ptnIismiient of crimae. The preservation oft Ile lion. S>cind order. Ante tit iscogetnnt ion. The ciltiv:atioln of tite cotton, sugar aid tobatco crops. The respct of 'ioreign atiations. '111e purity of thle white race. The A mericani n:tion. Protcet ion of foreignt-born citizens. Theso gne. titns. every ot e tle text for an essty, were all diretly fild it. dirvetly put tpoln trial vestorday. We, will Itot say that the destric. tionl of' Ill these prinlciples 0nnm 1trt ed is thea.direct pIupose of tie olec tion of (hatl, bit we Il kttow they iare ta1d ub1jct St (-> neg t, object., thesilloissitot aln suibjtgation (af tie whIlolk Sith to alid ien rile and Ilegro sutpre~ mn y. Tat Pos-rToI:D CANM: 1V BARP.-'nie New Yorc /'tt plilile'l tile followinig, itl (ihe shI pe of i Idegrom fvoim Wnshiington. Oh Slitu:rthy evening . l'l'Te move vnwnt to wil!'dr1aw Seymour and14 milt is losing ground sinc tIhm pIti cation of Tildetn and Ilelimitit's dlispilie'. 'lhe pri nci p'a I l dvocates of' h l movemlitienl nue -flieicol.ders, who i.ve viditer been io disltinguishwd f*r lheir violnC p1a1.ti shi' otr for theaira ceon wiu 1ithi corrntpLt, mi. n1.1itins timt athey ennnt at hIope to retmainl untde.r Grat't nadmtini strtaltin.'" Thte Watshaingtoan S/ur says: ''Dispaltics hn.ivo been receoived herec to-diay farom leadt. Inrg Demtocra'sit in aill.pats of thea couantry dliscounttac inlitg the projc't of chtangi ng ctandlidlates at thtia late haoura, nnd f1it. is 1oW ertaina lhatd the Dcnoeracy will nigha. Is ot on thae presen'tt hine." LABOR SAVING M -A.OI&1 3rWmEJ &c., &c., &c. 101l.E snbscriber is no4w preparedl to faur I. nai a,I osa I.- or ma ko to order all kiandlt of' Puarnitnte. Mly Pailenit Clot ha Wn.1her' will auiwia be oniIt hail, they leavev beenta lhorongbly'I etted ftor -the past twelve metot as by I le paublic. and)4 in all1 Ctnnesi hav e givtent ent ire tat tisftac ta . t i hsimt ll 'a ii i cotnst raueiota, dIau a be nnd( nlot I'.lhle to get ont of otrdetr, i will walsh six ,shith or that bualk of -clothles in i ve mailalates if I'e t nel Icortng tao1 dIircitin. I intvte Ih Iocit izens of Win1nsboro aad star roznndi ng coniat'rflo eall iad eine tlla y new Churan. AIso miy Doagga Muachiuni, they tare decided ttirovemaets over the old meI Itod, Citomo and-iexiamine any Labhor 8ating Ala iian gIve Ithem a fola trial, Slnd ii alley do~11ot gIve" eatire' s'nfisf'action, relturn Ilthlem l a nacim withlina hiarty days andt I will refunad the0 money, as I warra~t - evary. bla. chaitae. Wliimashl'o, s.C 1th is to'ot rify thattwe ire- niting F". ElIter's Patenct Clotilaes Wisher; It Is s'iple nd'I ', Iiab)o Io.got oUat of or'dier. SVo cain rectotmeal it ltoh plia to 60 a great tningtt$ di.i bor0 tatd b- ss injn'ions o ih olotheos ehun.the:04 tOhlitotho of' 'wzahbtg; J 1lev 1.I Wi'i's,- WahnblorO, 8 C. Mrs i)e rflt,Mochiaeir. Winttsbro, S C, its Sany Stvern, fairel 10( Ist ies, 03I, 'Mras Itoh, fiery ott Ftaia-field Iits lei, .i (, Mlra'C JCntedy, -ChaehfM er 8C t'y J - iteeIy. Ghloster/, 0Mys'CgaIl btiaae-s,. ,Cutk:mba -$) Als .J Te.ongago, Jommabia, A~ f:, Uap. 8SJ t Is. f. II,Clodnac.y, Wijnnsabor, 5 IL W. Wriot,~ Pastoar flopowell ChIardht. - 044 - fI 4 6tiotf l0givn-f OMerMle 8 0 ,Islapd.nd Upland Cot fi%.atis~o en C onslgrnmoitte for Sale i hila toa or fox 8Imanx...t