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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-09
Latest by Telegraph.
Washington News,

WASHINGTON, October 4.--Tho De-
mocratic Convention, at albany, re-
solved that tho organization known as
tho Tammany Hall organization is the
regular organization of the Democrat
io party. Delegates claiming seats
under it wero admitted. The Mozart
Hall delegates were recognized as
sound Democrats of unquestionable
fidelity, aud rendered seats as honora.
ry members. German delegates also
rendered seats.
A Nashville dispatch comedies
NtowLlow's election to the Senate.
Revenue receipts $l,000,OOO.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 5.-The follow
ing Is among the Albany resolutions :
That regarding the national debt as a
sacred obligation we demand economy
of the administration, honesty in the
collection of revenue and currency,
for tho benefit of the people, instead
of corporations, to tho end that the
public faith may be preserved, and
tho burdens of taxation lcssened.
Thus we donounce the effort of the
Radical party to retain the power it
has usurpcd by establishing negro su-
premacy in tho South by military
force, coupled with the disfranchise-
mem of the mass Of the white popula-
ton as an outrage upon democratic
principles, and al attempt to under
mine and destroy the Republic and
that we stigmatizc tho refusal Of that
party, in this State, to submit the
question of negro suffrage to the pco-
pie, as n cowardly evasion Of party
issue in the pending struggle.
On account of heavy war, and pen
sion disbursements, and light revenue
receipts, the statement of the Nation
al debt show an increase of $780,
600. The Secretary of ahc Treasury,
thinks thcrc will be decrease of sew
cral millions during the current
month. Revenue receipts to-day
$500O,000. Commissioner Reynolds
has written letter stating that all lc-
gal ai!idavits arc received from the
stamp duty.
Debt bearing interest in coin has
increased 3O,5OO,600.
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News Items.

NASHVILLE, Oct. g. Col Blackburn
with company ofoll Tennessee oaval
ry, oustcd the old and inauguratcd the
new municipal fanctionaries.
w AsHINGToN. Get. 3. The intima-
tons that the Executive Department is
interesting itself about Davis trial arc
entirely gronndless. Stree Mr.. Davis
Was delivered TO the judicial authorities,
in May, The Federal Executive has la
ken no action in his case. Hon James
Lyons, OF Virginia, recently here from
wishing his client. represents Mr.. Davis
as ready and anxious for his trial. The
defence will contend that the recognized
constitutional doctrine. North and South
prevlW.S. to the war, taught t'Int the first
allegiance was due to a Slate--it having
Immediate con'rol ofthe citizens life and
property.and mfaithfulness to it in-
vo!ved immediate loss Of both
The bodies of Mrs Snrratt, Booth,
.Wlrz and others. were secretly removed
by order OF the War Department, and
, bunedn trench in warehouse No !.
The removal was necessary to make
room Tor contemplated improvements
Internal revenue receipts TO day ST..
100000. fs,.a
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Secretary
..of the Treasury, considering The Act Of
Congress Of March 2, 1867, mandatory.
has to-day issued The following: .Nn-
tice is hereby given, that the Assistant
Treasurer at New York is prepared and
has Instructions to issue three per cent.
certificates, IN denominat .ons Of five and
ten thousand dollars, in redemption of
compound interest notes maturing in
October and November next. The ac-
crued interest and, redemption will be
paid IN cnrrency.s4 s5r
Gen. Grant was present during the
entire Cabintt session to-day.
Internal revenue receipts $795, 900.
!. 81. LOUIS Sept. 30.--The funeral Of
Gen. Sterling Price, to-day, was one of
the largest ever seen here, The cere.
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monies took place in the First Church,
DR.. Boyle, where the remains lay in
state all the morning, and were visited
by a large number OF citizens.
New York. Oct l-Sheridans recep
ton by the Union League was snowy
affair. Sheridan SAID : II have scarcely
language to express the very great ap-
probation have for your very warm
and hearty welcome. 1 only hope that
l may hereafter be ablo TO deserve the
same approval in my acts. I only know
that heretofore, and believe hereafter,
| shall never, by any act of mine, at
tempt to make rebellion honorable
Loud Applause Rebellion is crime
and, it shall net be made honorable
Cheers. Gentlemen, l thank you.
Sheridan visited the stock and gold
boards this morning. There was wild
enthusiasm. Alter the excitement sub
sided, Sheridan thanked them kindly,
when the members sung "Old John
Brown" much to the Generals salts
faction.
Advices from Iowa Indicate serious
German defections from tho Radicals.
Well posted Republicans, though con-
fident of carrying the State, apprehend
heavy losses.
The steamer Sego, from New Orleans
for Philadelphia, was totally burned on
the 81 ult. The Rapidan rescued and
brought here the passengers aud crew,
except Perry Short, John O'Donnel and
Thomas Crowley, who were burned to
death.
Advices from Guatemala slate that the
revolution had been suppressed Prado
has been proclaimed President of Peru.
The new constitution has been promul.
gated. Extensive gold discoveries in
N oilhen Chill are reported. The Con
gress of Ecuador had stormy session,
resulting in the expulsion of ex .Prcsi
dent Garcia Moreno from the Senate.
An attempt to cxpcl Don Antonio Flo
res lailrG.
New ORLEANS, Oct. |. - There is no
.percrplible abatement of the epidemic.
Intermenls up to 6 o'clock this mornlng
| 63
CHARLESTON, Oct. l.-A,rivcd =
steamers Manhattan, New York Sea
Gull, Baltimore; brig Valiant, New
York.
RIcnMoND. Oct. l.-ln the United
States Circuit Court, to day the counsel
for the party charged with drfrauling
the revenue of tie whIskcy tax, moved
to qnaSh the Indictment, because the
Federal Courts being of limited juris.
diction, cannot ato cognizancc of any
crime nor expressly declared 80 by Act
Of Congress
The amount Of pay received bv the
troops in and around Richmond is ST.
100000 per annum, and The total cost
Of military establishment is $4,000, 900
yearly. There was heavy frost here
last hight.
WORCESTER, MASS, October IA
Democratic Convention is in session.
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Foreign News.

FLonENcE, Oct. 2.--O1hcial dis
patches arc silcnt regarding Rome, but
confirm the news Of the Viterbo dis
turbances.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Garibaldi has is
sued an address to his friends urging
them to 90 to Rome.
y Garibaldi meeting had bcon held
i, at Turin.
There were reports that the Papal
troops had been beaten.
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r. A. McNINCTl respectfully informs The
~ citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining
Districts Tint he hns established MAR
BILE YARD opposite the Post-olicc in
Winnsboro, where ho is fully prepared to
furnish any article in Marble of every style
and finish at much lower prices than they
have been furnished before. Head stoncs.
Tombs. Monuments, Of every descriptions.
Table and Bureau Covers. Marble Pieces,
Cements' aud Plaslers of Paris
Particular attention given 10 cleaning aud
renovaiing old Monuments, Tonlbs, sc &c.
He is also prepared TO furnish Iron Fcncs
ing to order, for Graves, Grave Lots, Ceme-
teries. Win low Guards, &c.
All work carefully Boxed and shipped TO
any point on tho Railroad.
sept24 I'm #aS s,,F
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NO17TGHl

DLANTERS in the vicinity of Winnsboro
who have received plautation supplies
from H. PATTERSON & CO.. through nc.
will please deliver the cotton for shipment
to Mr.. S B.CLOWNET, at Winnshoro, and
he is authorized to give receipts for the
same II Mr.. Clowney pays the revenue
tax. the shipper will give MIR. Clowncy re.
oeipt for the amount advanced.
JAMES PAGAN, Agent.
oct 8Afx1awtf
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From Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-Judgo
Abel, the counsel for Henry Smith,
accused Of perjury, filed exceptions,
the case being tried before Assistant
Recorder Dunn, negro. The cxcep-
tions set forth that Dunn, being ne
gro, mrccognizcd by the laws of
Louisiana as a citizen, was not legally
judicial officer. Dunn overrulcd
the exceptions, tried the case, and dis
charged the prisoner.
A witness for the prosecution, re-
fused to take the stand or be sworn,
while negro acted as Rccordcr-and
being asked if he intended to insult
the court, answered that he did !:
whcrcupon he was fined twenty-five
dollars.
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The Viccroy Of Egypt, while in
London, said to one of his English en-.
tcrtainers-a notorious man of pleas
ure "I don't sec that thero is much
difference between you and us. With
us rich man keeps all his wives un-
der ono roof but in this country you
rich men have separate house for
every wife,
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
n Estate Of James Douglass, deceased,
are requested to present them properly at.
tested to the undersigned, ora s. Douglass,
his Attorney AMI those indebted TO said
Estate arc urged to make o speedy settle.
ment with tho undersigned. or his Attorney.
Z cot 2-xs }
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Radical Nominations.

R,cyNnoND, Oct. st is UNDER
stood here that the colorcd voters
have agreed to run three whites and
two negroes here for the Convention
Hunnicut is to be one of the candi-
dates.
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From Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Oct. Grains in Flori-
da continue. A heavy frcshct at Live
Oak washed away the track of the At
lantic and Gulf Railroad in several
places.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ItAILRO-s ID
@ gsSIg a tsS)z o.
GENERAL SUp'rs OFFICE,


CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 3.
IN and after October tho 9th, 1867, tho
" Passenger Trains on tho South Carroll.
ma Railroad will run as follows, viz:
Leave Charleston, 4.3O o IN
Arrive at Kingsville, 1l.l5 u IN
Leave Kingsyille, 1l.40 M
Arrive at Columbia, 10 p III
Leave Columbia, 1000 u M
Arrive at Kingsville, II 35 o m
Leave Kingsville, 1906 p M
Arrive at Charleston, 7.O5 D. m.
Leave Charleston for Augusta, 1910 n m
Arrive at Augusta 74O p IN
Leave Augusta, $40 u m
Arrive at Charleston, II 20 D IN
The Passenger Trains on tho Camden
Branch will connect with the Up and Down
Columbia Trains, and Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Trains, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Night Express, Freight and Passc ngcr
Accommodation Train will run as follows,
viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia, $40 p m
Arrive at Columbia, 600 Il nj
Leave Columbia, 800 D m
Arrive at Charleston, 800 n m
Leave Charleston for Augusta, 7.30 p m
Arrive at Augusta, $50 a IN
Leave Augusta, 40 y m
hrrlVo at Charleston, 400 IN
II. 7. pEAKE, Gcnl Sup't.
oct 8-tf
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During the war, lady passing
from cot to cot through tho wards of a
hospital, was shocked to hear one fell
low laugh at her. She stopped to re-
prove the wretchcd patient. "Why,
ma'am says he, "you have given me
tract on the sin of dancing, when I
have both legs shot off,
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A sentimental young man thus feel
ingly expresses himself: "Evcn as
nat, re benevolently guards tho roso
with thorns, SO does she endow women
with pins"
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Desportes, Williams & Co.,
PRopaIEroRs.


District Court Of the United States.
P0R THE
WESTERN DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Tho matter Of Nathan G. !
Robertson, bankrupt, West In bankruptcy
tern District Of s. Carolina.
THIS is TO give notice that on the 28th
l. day Of Septomber, 1867, a warrant OF
Bankruptcy was iBsuod out OF the District
Court OF tho United Statcs for the Western
District Of South Carolina, against the Es-
tate Of Nathan q. Robertson, osfi w; sboro.
Of Fairfield District, In said District. who
has beon adjudged Bankrupt, ON hia
own petition. That tho payment OF INV.
debts, and the delivery Of any properly be.
longing 70 suoh Bankrupt ! 10 him or for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by Law; and that a meet.
ing Of the oreditors Of said. Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and TO choose one or more
assignesa OF his estate, will be held at a.
Court Of Bankruptoy.to be holdenat Fair
field Court Hoaae, Winnsboro. - O., before
James NJ. Rutland, Esq, Register In Bank.
rnptcy for said District. on The eighteenth
dey Of October, A. D 1891. .atI1 o'oinck A.
Nj y. II. III. EppIN1
U. 9. Marshall for said DISTRICT as Mssssn,
ger. u S&
cot 8-tlaw8y
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Feeling is trucr oracle than
thought hence women arc oftcner
right than mon
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. s, 1867.
0N aud after Sunday. 9Th instant, the
" Trains on this Road will run as fol-
lows:
Leave Columbia 10 p. NJ,
Arrive NJ Charlotte $40 p. NJ.
Leave Charlotte, 1.4O A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia $40 p. NJ
Making close connections for all points,
North and South
Passengers taking tl,,s route, going
North. have choice of route from Green's
bor0, Weldon or Portsmouth,
BSaS"' Tickets good for either route.
kI>3F' Baggage checked through.
For Through Tickets to Richmond Wash
ingt"n, Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New
ltrK. apply at the Ticket Office, foot of
Blanding street.
c. BOUKNIGHT,
Superintendent.
oct 5
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Advertising Rates.

Advertisements making not more than
one square (0no inoh.) CLOSE print, will DO
charged $l.00 for tho fret insertion and
90 cents for oaoh subsequent insertion.
Larger advertisements. when no contract
is madc, will bo charged In exact proper.
tion. Contracts made on the most liberal
terms.
Obituaries, Marriages, Tributes of Res
peot and Communications of personal
character, will bo charged for as advertise.
ments.
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BY Their Redeamer,s blood have not where
10 lay their hoads. Az we look upon
our dear little ones enloying tho care
or 4 father and mother, with ali tho
sweets 81 home and kind words. think
oh, think, OF the fa,herless and mother
less and ouicast, who, have bio,es In.
stead OF lcafesses, horrid oatha instead
OF loving ,words. Think OF the sIRhts
which meet llttle eyes and the sotiids
which greet little ears in some OF the
blu'strickenparts OF our city. Whilst
werejolce In this hallowed season, lot
US not forget the aching hearts, thssor-
rowling and the destitute, and We wfll
realize that trua bIessednessi iiiowinr
from making glad the hearts and homes
or others. and thus dispensing good,
Will receive good in return, I and spend,
which we wish all our readers, y with
ourselves, may do, iA,JoYous oHRIsT-
hAs. lAIlI.l 81 M hEEisE
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As n relief, ever ready; an a killer OF pain,
taken inwardly, or ontwardly applied, has
no eqnal. For the relief and cure OF Rheu.
lnatisn aud Neuralgia Affections, sprnins,
Bruises, dc, II is unequAlled. Il Ia also most
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Cholera, Camps and Pains In tho Stomach,
Darfhoea, DyHentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Iniantum, 6o,, aud u without ex.
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OF Accidents, and sudden attacks OF Stomach
Compl ,lntS, lis value cannot be estimated.
Inquire for Major Lhue'a Indian Lint.
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For the Intelllgencer.
Winter...Chrlstmas...Tho Poor.

hhShSilhB hhkuIo IUuuu,
The season OF snow and Ice Is again
upon US, with It's cheerful Ares and In.
'door comforts and amusements for the
rich, and It's biting cold, distresa and
sadness for the poverty stricken and the
destitute. With II, too, comes the
happy Christmas times, commemo-
rating the advent Of the worlds Re.
ueemer-the great Central fact OF all
history. The first traces OF the obsery-
auce Of Christmas as u religious festival,
are found In the second century. about
the time Of the Emperor Commodus.
II must have been kept before Constan.
tines day. for "whilst the persecution
ragged under Dl0clesian, that tyrant,
among other acts Of cruelty, finding
multitudes oi Christians assem- bled 10.
gether TO- celebrate Christ's nativity,
commanded the church doors OF the
building where they were met, TO be
shut, and fire TO be put 10 II, which
soon reduced them and the church TO
HHhes." The habit OF making Christ.
mas presents seems 10 have been de.
rived from heathen practice, ut the
ieust OF tho birth OF Sol. Whether
this DO NO or not, w0 Hre unable " do.
eide; but from whatever source the
practice may have originated, II Ia Ger.
tRinly avery delightful one, and In now
sanctioned by the holy and truly pIous
OF every land aud denomination. We
welcome this season and this beRutIfu
sysLem Of "gifls" which brings to MUD
tue "unSPeGkabie OV,n and 0na.
bles US to express our love 10.
wards those with whom we
mingle day after duy. And, dear
reader, lot not this privilege be limited
to delr ones NJ home. As we approach
onr tables loaded with dainties, lot us
not forget those who are without u
morael OF bread, In the full enjoyment
OF raim0nt, remember there are thou-
Hands OF our fellow beings clothed In
rags. AZ weHit In our homes, sheltered
from the mercllesS peltlnga OF the pitt.
less at0rtn-aurr0unded by Rll that
makes home dear, oh, lot ua not forget
! that large numbers Of those purchased
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Thus much upon the merits OF the
system OF instruction hitherto pursued,
and its mental elect, We shall walt
with some interest the PRONUNCIATION
ofan opinion by any equally compe.
tent medical authority as TO liz physic-
al effects, ~
The truth ~ Is bSginaius % be felt
by all leading educators everywhere,
that our system Of instruction has not
only tailed in the qualities Of the schol-
arshlp II produces, but is, also, In many
respects, positively perniclous.
But then suppose we are never fully
sufe thatanything % true or good, tiil
we have the example Of Boston.