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Civil War Imminent in Missouri.

Civil War Imminent in Missouri.
The ST. Louis Dispatch, Of the 9th
ult., says:
We have received information from
Kansas, from sources that do not permit
us to doub, the statement, that the
"Jsyhawkers" and "Red Legs" Of that
State are organizing 10 invade tins State,
TO prevent citizens frem registering as
voters, and to aid in carrying The Novem
Der election for their friends, the Rad
Gals
We had reason for suspecling tina, such
a scheme ss this was medits,ed several
weeks ago; Tor Leutenanr .Governot
Smi'h, in n speech at ST. seph, openly
intimated it. We are glad to learn that
steps are being taken 10 bring The matter
before the attention OF the President, and
to ask him % pre-, ent the threatened IN
vasion OF our State. Tbs present Gov
ernor Of Missouri. instead of preventing
1t. would perhaps, be glad 10 encourage
it.
One thing is certain, such an Eruption
would provoke terrible rs,ribuuou.-
The people Of Missouri are in no mood
to see their brethren Of the border coun'
ties made the victims Of another Jsyha~,
ker INVASION, and they will assuredly not
sit Idle while the scenes Of 1861, in
Jackson aud Cass counties, are repeated
Let the Governor Of Kansas keep his Red
Legs y, home
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We understand that the United States
Court for South Carolina District couven-
ed in this city on Friday, 81 inst The
Court will proceed to Greenviilc. and will
return to this place next week, when ths
iuries will be drawn for the regular term
to be held here on tho fourth Monday in
Novemter next.
Hon. George 8. Bryan is the District
Judge. Daniel Tfor'beck, Esq, Clerk. and
John Phillips, ESQ, United States A,,or
new Columbia Cdroiinidn.
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The Crops in Eastern No. ca.

a correspondent ofthe American Patriot
writing from Charlotte, N. G., says Of the
crops in the Eastern portion of that State:
I'VE hear more favorable accounts OF the
crops IN the eastern portion of the State,
than from any other OnvetsinT with some
gentIeHen from that section Of country. " =
were surprised to learn tnat the crou pros
poets were >e-y favorable We nre inform
I'd that the east itself will max" enough
corn 10 s"rplv the wants OF t,- State, and
To lend little To ker sister STATE. South
Carolina. a very dIilrrrpr slate of ailairs
to what you have down your way Hne
negroes in tive east seemed to have paid
more attenli on To their Work. labored mere
indusrrl"usly than anv where else in the
south that We have heard Of They de.
serve credit for their d-m-an"r."
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SheriH's Sale.

lanes J. Wiliam..1 Partition Of Real
applicant, vs. E.t.-te Ia Coi,r; ef
James Steele, Jsas Ordinary. 4
sisttrs. ct al defents
BY virtue OF an ordcr hsm the Ordirsry
Of LaLcss,er District. ! will sell a, i.se.
caster, T.. H.. on the hrst Monday IN Sep.
teipber next, tire Estate Lsnds Of Francis
Steele, dccssssa, situated in Lancaster Dis.
uict, adjoioing lands of Thomas n. Bslk.
Jno NJ Craig and oth,rs Containing i've
hsndrsd aud twenty acres, more or iess. on.
the following terms, TO wit: g ~
The purchaser TO give Bond with sp-
proved seen,ity nj twelve mosths with iu
terest from day Of sale, tExecpt 30 much
cash a. NAV be necessary 10 paw expenses.
nust be paid Ia coin or i,s sqsivasens Ia
currsrcy,) witha sortgage oftns premises
to'the Ordinary for tho pnrchase sensy. :
J d COUJART, s L d
Au0 IA al
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an
internal remedy, has no equal. in cases. Of
Cholera, Summer Complaint Dyspeps's, Dys.
entery, Asthma, it cures in one night, by taking
il internally, and bathing with il freely. II is
the best liniment in America. Its action 10
like magic, when externally applied to bad
sores, burns, .calds. and sprains. .fo, The eck
headache and toothache. don't fail TO try it
IN short, il is . Pain Killer.
PERRr DAVIS PAIs KILLER.--This medicine
has become article Of Commerce, thing no
medicine ever became before. Pain Killer 10 ~
much an item in every bale Of goods sen. to
country merchants as tea, coffee. or. sugar
This speaks volumes in its favor Glens Fais
Ass'engr.
Aug limo.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CoSvESrioS TO DIX
BRoSES UP BY RouGus The corr.spon.
dent OF the New York Commercial writes
from Philadelphia thus.
The Convention to be held here in
August under The direction Of Me.rs
Dooiit,ls aad Company is regarded ~ith
great disfsyor here. The returning soldier.
aud tire companies freely and openly de-
clare that they intend to break up the
gathering, aud a movement looking to
that end is now said to be on foot There
are large number Of Invalid and conva
lescen, soldiers still about the hospitals
here who affiliate toa considerable .x
tent with the tiremeo. and assert that
they can prevent the holding OF any such
meeting. especially Ms pubic sentiment is
against it. Any violence. however, will
Of course be suy,msriIy headed of and
punished. Extensive preparations are he.
ing made to tender warm greeting and
welcome TO those attending the South.
ern Union Convention which meets 10
September.
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South Cdrolinian.
The New York World. referring 10 the

The New York World, referring to the
second step Of Ihe Radicals towards war,
ssys: Let them 20 or If they dare.--
TIE bullets and The gIbbet-, however
costly. winch ia 'Es, case would assured,
ly rid us Of he unarners Of our rst and
tire plortrrs Of our second civil war. may,
after ALL be the only way to n calm world
aud a long peace
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CROWN or UAraoLrcrsa rs THE Uu

GROWTH or CATHOLICISM Is THE UsI
TEp sTATEs AT the laying Of .be corner
stone Of new Catholic church, in De
uolt. Michigan, on The 22I inst, il was
stated by Rev. Mr.. KIIroy IN his sermon
th", eighty years ago there we're bu,
sixty thousand C.,hcIies aud twenty Ave
priests in the United States, w6iie now
there are -four million four hundred thou
sand five hundred priests, and that the
present bishop has fourdsd no less than
sir churches, and hs added forty priests
during bic ministry.
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South Carolina Bank Notes.

The following are the latest quotations
for South Carolina Bank money:
Bank Of Camden 30 cents; Charleston
90; Chester 20; Georgetown 30; Ham
burg II; Ne~bery 80 !; South Carolina
l6; State of Souh Carolina. new 4, old,
20; Commercial Bank, Columbia, 10; Tx.
change Bank, Columbia, i6; Farmers and
Exchange 7; Merchant ~, Cheraw, 20; Peo
ple's Bark IS; Planters BaIk u; planters'
and Mechanics Bank 20 SouthwUstern
Railroad Bank So; Stale Back 8; Union
Bank 60.
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WAsnINGToN, Aug. 4.

The sta,eruent Of The pubic debt OF the
United States on the lst INST, show the
total to be ov-r TWO billions six huudIed
thousand dollars. The amount in the
Treasury. including sixty one millions in
seven millions, and the reduction Of the
deb, since August the lst. 1865, reached
more than one hundred ana twenty mil
lions.
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MuRDER.-We learn that Mr.. Lem.
Lane, OF Nswberry District, was b'utally
murdered, by unknown parsons. on Fri,
day night, and some ak or eight thousand
dollars in specie. which it was known was
in his possession, carried of. The head
Of the unfortunate man Was split open,
with an axe, as he lsv in hid he'd.
Columbia Cdrolinian.
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Aug limo,

DIED, at his residence, near Pleasant tiilI.
in Ills Distric', Of Congostive Fever, on tho
oth inst, Mr. WnLIAn p. VAuoHs. aged
about 81 years. The deceased was inferred
with MGsonis honor.
DIED, On the 26th Of July, 1866. Of
Fever at Shreveport, Louisiana, Mr. b.
w STEwaAH, formerly Of Lancaster Dis.
trict. So. Ca IT,
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The Drought

Still prevails in this section. For period of
eight weeks we have had no rain Of any con-,
sequence, in this immediate vicinity. We doubt
whether such drought, either in point of du
ration, or in its fatal effects has ever before
afflicted this country, within the recollection of
the Oldest citizens. 1t is said to be longer and
far more disastrous than the great drought in
1916.
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A sourHsns DlsoovsaY.-ws are

y S0UTHERN We are
credibIy informed that our townsman, DR..
Marion Howard, has discovered com.
pound, bv the application Of which teeth
may be drawn without the patients feel,
ing the least pain. A number Of the
physicians in town have examined into
the matter and pronounce it ,uost vslua'
bile discovery. The compound is perfectly
harmless. If it should be swallowed, and
the patient is perfectly conscious daring
the operation, but feels no pain. How
far this discovery may be applied to sur
gcal operations in general has no, yet
been tried, bu, in drawing teeth It Ger
taiuly acts like charm.
Richmond Times.
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SRAM PHILANTHRorY.-r The Hon Mr
Boutwell, Is - member Of The House Of
Representatives. from The Sac Of Mnssa'
chusetts, and PROCESSES 10 have great love
tor the coIor-d man. He recently made
n speech in which hs advocated allowing
tie colorcd man in the South the rig b, to
vote, so rs to prevent him from ~aut,ng
TO emIgrs,e 10 The North lie warned
The working people of The North against
the day when the Southern freedmen
shall SWARM over the borders IN quest OF
emp!"v'nen, IN the Northern States
AIR. Boutwell, protess-s much friendship
Tor the eS'uth-rn negro. but he aon'l " rnt
hIm TO 20 North and CONS ia com petition
with Norlh-rn shits laborers. One
~ouId think, after hearing the professions
ut such radicals AS Boutwell,, that they
would lie willing to receive the negro " ith
open arms. but ,hs fnct is they would be
nbout the FIRST To kick Linn out oi doors.
Charlotte Democrat
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

The en'erprizing firm OF J. l.. Brown & Co,
Of Charlotte, n c., have erected in the rear Of
their Store, fire proof building for the accom-
modaton Of wagoners or others who rade in
that market and have to stay in town during
the night,-or to be used during the daytime
if desired, free of charge. See notice in to
days paper.
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WELL DoNE COOP AND FAITHFUL
SERVANTS -Pre,ideut johnson has re.
wnrded Generals Steedman and Fullerton
10y making Ibe former Superintendent of
Piblrc Pnnlng. (,l,hough lie has de
clined his ofiica,) and The latter his private
Secretary. These gentlemen have uav.
elled far aud worked hard.
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WILLIAM A. MOORE.


MESsRs. EDIroRs: To iatrrrogaiories pro.
pounded to the members Of the Legislature for
this District, relative to ''reIief TO debtors
briefly reply, that surely. surely, am In favor
OF nilordng debtors relief in any way prac,ca,
BILE, "nd OF adopting any measures, within tho
law, that will prevent the sacrifice Of property.
But while unite in sympathy with the debtors,
with sincere convictions Of the justice and the
necessity OF "A Stay-lsw, homestead law, or some
law o. lemcn"y, and indulge an earnest hope
i'r relief am fearfu;y appreh~nsve that COZ.
stitutional Iestrictions will make void an law
the Legislature may enact for the relief Of deb.
tors
The Constitutions of all government. should
exist for the weIftre of the people. Our State
Constitution was framed pa, ticular y to conform
to that dead letter, the Constitution OF the Uni.
ted States, and TO the edicts of the bayonet,
its executive officer.
II there I've no other remedy the State Con
stitu'ion can be changed regardles. OF con.e-
qusmces. B Il. CLl BURN.
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WAsHINeroN, Aug. 7

Sheridan certain inteuogatories concern.
ing the late New Orleans Disturbances,
with the view Of obtaining brief state
msnt of the FEATURES, commencing with
the occurrences "f the 27,h aud ending
with the riot on the 30,h July.
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Moro EMIGRATION We have not
made any p-no"a! inquiries upon the
success OF the n-gro emigration scheme
IN Columbia, but We hear that the move
msnt is likely to rssul; in the emigration
OF considerable numbers OF them. We
have heard II stated that up TO the pres
ent time a thousand names have seen
registered TO go. Liberia Is the des,ina
ton OF some. we hear; and some are
gong to Florida. !, ia rumorsd tia,
Gen. Ely (soms :ims ago OF the Freed
mems Bureau H. this city, is engaging
hands To lIll lands !or him in FIonda.-
That is q better IstituGe for them than
this. We would encourage their going.
Cor Yorkoiile Enquirer.
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THE LEoIsLAruRE.-lt is highly pro-
bAhIe that the extra session Of the Lepis
Iarurs which has BEEN so generally -x,
pected will not be convened until near
the close OF The present month. TIE dc
sire Of many oi our pnbrc meo to attend
the PhilndeIphia Convention, he absence
Of the Governor aud his brother delegates
on that occasion, together with tile dev-I
opments of political character which
may follow the deliberations of thai body,
make i, eminsn;Iy wise that our Lrcisla.
ture should not assemble until it can do
80 with iulI force and with alI the light
Of intelligence that can be thrown upon
it by passing events.
South Cdyolinian,
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HORRIBLE DEATH-A SLEEPING In
FANT KILLED by RATS The PIusburg
Gozette Of Tuesday says:
We have just received the particulars
OF n horrible occurrence which transpired
n fe" days ago III Roberts street, in the
Seventh ward. Il "ppears that Young
married lady placed n-r sleeping infant
little rherub three months old-iu y
cradle and left the room. Eve or ten
minutes afterwards she heard piercing
shrek from the litrle innocent. and imm-
drst.y rushed u It's SIDE She arrived
IN time to see II large rat jump from the
cradle aud escape through the opeL door.
Upon ralsn- he infant she found It cold
III death, ,he rat having buten through
the lip aud check, producing spssms. in
one Of which the babe had died. The
corpse Was Iail out in the psrIor, and he
ing left unguarled few minutes, aswarm
oi rats eut-r.d and attacked it. devouring
nenr;ytthe entire face and arms before
their presence WAS discovered. The bouse
in questio. IL literally swarmeI with
large, ravenous Norway rats, which ire
qusn,ly attack grown per,ous, and are a
source Of ter'"r to the occupants.
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The --latest News.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.

WAsHISeToN, Aug. 3.
The Preside., has re- appointed several
nue. who had been rejected by the Sen
ate.
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From Europe
LONDON, Aug. 4,

LONDON, Aug. 4.
The bill for removal Of tie su>pen,inr
Of the writ Of habeas corpus IN Ireland
WAS read n second tine in the House OF
Commons last night. Mr.. Gladstone, in
speech, supported the Government, and
warmly praised the treatment accorded
the Fen'ans bv the American Govern
ment. Mr. Magsm's resolutions against
the bill we're nsgs,'ved by avots of los
against 81.
The French Ambassador to England
left 'or Vichy last night by command to
see the Emperor.
The press are indebted 10 C,rus w.
Field for the foregoing dispa'ches
Advices to the Secretary Of War state
,hat Prnssian troops have entered Moan
helm aud Heidelberg
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New YoRK Aug 6.

The steamer 'Germauia' with dates TO
the 25,h has arrived Austria has acceptr
ed the prelninaries Of peace Offered by
the Prussian pleniporenr are. assembled
a. the Prnssi,n headquarters to "ego,is
an srmis,ice. She has already admitted
in principle the pcace prelm'uarIes. The
Pruss'an propositions, which are npprnv-
ed hv France. are that Austria is 10 re.
cognize the dissolution OF the former Ger
man Bunl. aud the organization of a new
Confederation from ~h,ch Aus,ri. ia to he
excluded. Austria agrees to tins North
Germany is 20 form Union with Prussia
excepting the DANISH States of SchI..~ir.
PIt payment by Au,iris Of war expenses
for the maintenance ot Ausiria's integrity
is demanded. Excepting Nere,in, Prussia
intends annexiu territory containing
three millions of p"op. G."e'aI Man,
teutfsI pers'sts in the inm-'iintr payment
OF twenty five millions horns, aud threat
ems TO deliver Frankfort up tn pllage III
tho event Of non'payment Wrehou.-s
are closed Tse Frankfort Chamber re.
fuse to pay the twenty five million and it
prefers submitting TO y pI'sge The cuy
has solicited al Intervention with Nnpo
leon AID Eug lish Csb,ne,.
IL The House OF Commons on the o3G
Lord Stsn!e, scknowlrdg ged to the fullest
es'-nt he friendly and honorable conduc,
ot the United States during the F-nl.n
raids but declined giving sn opision 70.
gard'ng submitting the Alabama claims
to arbitration ss the discussion Of these
claims had been closed some time ago
and had not been rsopensl since the
present government came INTO Office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
Gtaot Baltimore.


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@eIctaebung uon WlatbianD.

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BEN nah @aIeingtpn Befanpten Grmite,
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