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WHISPERS ! WHISPERS !!

DR.. l. o, MoHTEz' Carriia, the greatest stimulator
in the world, viii force Whiskers Mu- Ia ches 10
grow o the smooihest face chin never known q
fail sample for trial sent free to any desrous
OF testing its merits. Address, REEvEs < Co., 7s
Nassau Street New YorN,
July 4, ISt6.-3R.
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Associate Judge.

WE have been requested to announce the name
w of PETER X HERBEiN, Esq Of Isocust town
ship, a candidate for the office OF RSSO IArE
JUDGE, ofCOlumbia County .subjectto the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
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a ssOCiate judge.

VIZ have been authorized to announce the name
w uf THOMAS J. HUTCHISON, Esq; of Fish
iHgereek township. a candidate for the Office OF
ASSOCI ATE JU DGE. of Columbia County. subject
TO the decision of the Democratic Convention.
Iu,e T-b6
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LII MAY MARRY HAPPILY, irrespective Of
n wealth, age, or be auty and the love Of the op
posie be gained by following simple rules.
SeHd directed envelope and stamp TO MADAME LU
CILLE DEMARkE, Station ID, Bible Street, New
York City.
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PrOthOnOtary and Clerk Of
The Courts

I'VE have been authorized annsunee the name
w Of JESSE COLEMAN \ candidate for
nom nation ana election TO the uffice Of PROrHON-
OTARY AND CLERK OF THE COURTS of Colum-
ha County subject 10 the usagcs Of The Dem ocratic
party
BIoJmsbarg, June Is, 1856,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALL MAY MARRY HAPPILY

aR REsPEcTIVEr ri wealth, age beasty : and The
3 loye of the opposite can be gained BY follow
ing simple rules. Send a directed envelope 10
MarAME MARY PERRY.
June ID, '66.-3m- siation D. i.ibie House. ". Y.
LOVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS.
g END an addressed envelope and IS cents and I
- VIII send y1u some valuable information that VIII
please you. Address Miss JANE BRYAN
june IL, sc : 3m. Station A. 1873 spring 81 N.Y.
THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH.
THE Glory of Man is Strength Gentleman who
! suffered for years from Nervous and Genital
Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Seminal Weakness.
the result of youthful indiscretion, and near
ending his days in hopeless misery. wi T. for he sake
of suffering meR send to any afflicted the sim
pie means used b. him. which effect ed n cure in a
few weeks. after the failure of numerous medi-
cines. Sead directed envelope and II will cost you
nothing Address JOHN u. OGDEN.
June -. '66-3m. No. 10 Chambers ST., ". Y
THE Mason & Hamin Cabinet Organs. forty DIFF.
ferent styles adapted sacred aud secular mu
$50 to $500 each. FIFTY-oNE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS, or other first premiums. awarded them.-
Illustrated Ca alogues free, Addre s, MASON Il
HAMLIN, BOSTON, or MASON BSoTHERs, New
YORK
Jan. 6, Isc6-sep. o. 65-Iy-s.MP
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4 EvI L.TAlE. nj tlohm tosa .y, w. .rel
- thorlzed TO annouhec wtil he = cHsdidafr for
Q ominatinn Of STATE sENAl On Iiiihe JMb n
m subject To thr nsates ef the Denbcrstic pa
OF Eoiunhla county. and TssuectfufiA xbiirts
suffrage of his fellow Democrats.
Bioon.sburg, June, I3. iSG5.
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Senatorial.

= the earnest solicitation of nv Demoer .iid
friends IN the county thronsnttt the cistf jct
nave been induced To offer myself as a candid nj :
Jog tae "tace Of STATE SENATOR. subject TO the
usases OF the Democracy of the District,
,,,., 49, PETER ENr.
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County Commissioners.

II through the solicitation Of Democratic friends.
have been induced q off-r myself randi.
date for the office OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
subject TO the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention, which will convena the 27th OF Au
gust next
MONTGOMERY COLE.
Sugarloaf township. June G. is66.
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CANDIDATES, DEPARTMENT
scnhtoria1.

gss- Cards at any time before the !
nations are made.sl........,.
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Another step towards CentraIi-
zatiOn.

The Rump Congress is making vigorous
efforts to establish National Bureau of In
surance. The purpose, as we understand it,
is to bring under the control of the General
Government all the insurance companies of
the country. They propose to take them
from under the control of the Legislatures of
the States in which they are organized, and
to which they are now subject. 1t is simply
another effort to undertake, in this connec-
ton, the function hitherto exercised by the
State Legislatures. Nearly every State has
its laws designed to regulate the formation
of insurance companies, and to exact from
the agencies of companies, located elsewhere,
some guarantee for the fulillment of their
obligations. New York has its Insurance
Department, so has Massachusetts, Pennsyl-
vania and almost every other State, and it is
neither right or polite for the National Gov
ernment to increase ITS power and multiply
It's functions By the absorption of what has,
until now been left exclusively to State con-
troll. But, the truth of the matter is, this
step of the Rump, isin perfect keeping with
their constant attempts at Capitalization and
Bureaucracy. is plain that the demon
of Capitalization is let loose In the Rump
Congress- IF the States and the people de-
sire to protect themselves, in any branch of
local business, they must hurl from power
those Radical despots now at Washington.
Those familiar with insurance matters, say,
however, that this effort to establish Bu-
reau Of Insurance must certainly fail, as it is
absolutely inadequate and absurd. Tits only
another death-blow aimed at State Rights.
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toagIrpssIo Anothl, Veto

" 4 aisitINa s. aroN, juno 4 l5, The sRrosis
l aent NJ rctlispod tosiho Sonatelthe bill ih.
cooperating, the New York and Monta.
4 .ia1 !! Iron '9 Mining Company, With lijaob..
lectsons. He thinks The bill gives a
/ monopoly To- corporations Of unknown
soa,oporaters and toXtlie dslriment OF
fetllersS who have the rigbtSto claim
lands under tho homestead laws. n
li1the House committee was iap3
pointcdsto investigate tho facts of Ros,
feau's assault on GrinncH, andtoitepoft
lle same with resolutions loohngsto the
ofthe dignity Of ilie house
and tue etprotcciion ofits sn,cnlhess,S
s Mr. brigham submitted concurrent
,fiiesoi,s,ions e requesting tile President to
S!nforn, forthwith Ii" governors of Clio
s several States of the Spassag,, by con.
s;acss ot the promscd constitutional
amendment, 50 thai tl,clegislat,irrs may
tctta, once; objected to by Mr.. Lpb,
d,Nsomc remarks followed which led
to dNci>,op Etlur speaker. that joint
resolutions did not have tori submitted
10 the President for his slgllat,,ro
After somc debate nh srcc;al or.!ars
I'll" bill restoring the Southern States to
+ ''itical privileges, The House adjourn.
,l.
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STOLEN,

EROMithe subscriber, on the >o,>la
,Sy ofss Stt., in INC ~
lower part Of Orangeburg District, a dark
chesnut sorrel HORSE, about l8 hands high,
between seven and eight years old; he has q
white spot on one side of his breast about
the size of the palm Of your hand, and a
black spot on one side Of his breast The size
tofyour two hands. and number of small
bumps on his sido md back, which can be
easily felt; he generally PAGES while under
the saddle, but in harness is inclined to
galt"p, ifpushed' The horse is supposed to
have on a Mcclellan saddle, IN army felt
saddle cloth and q common briilo IIe was
stolen by negro, who represents his home
as being in Fairfield District. A liberal re
ward will he paid for his return to me, o,
for uny information so that can get him.
An additional reward will DO, pail Cor tho
thief. b. LEI,
XXI, C.. II. HART,
Holly tl;ll p. O., Charleston District.
Sune 10'GG q -t rF '.ss fiafar ''t = '.ass- II
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-
should recolleot that hundreds of dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &C., are an
nually destroyed, By Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other insects upd ycrmn --an Of which can
be prevented by a few dollars WORTH OF
"CosrAn's'' Rnt, Roach, Ant, &C., Extcr-
minator, bought and used freely. il.
BsEapi Sec "CosrAn's" advertisement above.
nesls Sold
De9tn By
Al Druggid.s and Dealers ovcrywhcroir in
. IN BARNES, WARD : CO.,
t Wholesale Agents,
Now Orleans, Ia.
juno 5'G8-1yf
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1866.

IIOUSEKEEPERS troubled with Ycrmin
need be SO no longer, if they use "CosrAR's"
Exterminator Wchaveuscd it to our salts,
faction; and il n box cos, S5, we would have
IL. We have tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but "Cos.ar's" article knocks tho
breath ont of Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants,
and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can writcit.
Il is in great demand all over the country
= Menain0, Ohio, GazeUe.
.Nea,. See "CosTAn's" advertisement above
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1865,

a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.--.
Speaking Of "CosTARs" Rat, Roach, Ant,
&C., Extcrminat or.-''more grain and pro-
visions arc destroyed annually III Grant
County by vcrmin, than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer.
Wis, Herald. .E.sg.
Dt:h, See "CosTAR's" advertisement above
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POSITIVE NOTICE.

A LII persons, either whito or coloro d, be
n tween the ages of 81 and GO wears.
who fail 10 make their returns to mo be-
tween this date and the 9TH day of July,
wiltbc double Taxed, without respect TO
persons.
will be in Winnsboro again on Nlonday.
18th inst, and on Monday 2A July.
Il. q. JENNINGS, TIC.
June 7'GG-l3
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The War Commenced Prince FREDERICK
Charles In the Field, 5sg.

BEnI'N, June 6, rin New York,
june lG--Prillcc Frederick Charles
leaves TOMORROW for the headquarters Of
the Prnssian army in Seleaa. s5 s
~ tlorcum dispatch, says great cx.
clt"ncnt prevnilsin in Venice, OWING 10
the forced loan aud tho refusal OF tho
municipality to co.operate in collecting
It. a large number of phabitant have
lied the ciip to avoid concrip.ion.
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1885,.

RATS vcrsus BIRDS. .-Whocvcr engages
in shooting small birds is a cruel man; who
ever aids in cxtermlnating rats is u bcncinc-
tor. We should like some one to give us
the benefit Of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something be-
sides dogs, cats, aud traps for this business
-Scientidc 1mo'ican. ~. y.
pEAn See "CosTAH's" advertisement above
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[ l8{'G.

INCREASE OF RATS.-rhe farmers
G"srHe QEnglish( asserts and proves by fig
urcs that one pair OF RATS will hatea pro =
gcny and defendants no less than G5l 1850
in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would CON
sumo more food than would sustain G5,000
human beings. ~
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Ds,stici;,ry.

District JudGc--Wm II Rob ert sou.
Commissioners in EQUITY Isaac III Means.
Clerk kof Court +-5nmlB Clowney. -
Sheriff. -EiibhaW Qieycr.
Ordinary--James J ohnston.
Tax Collector Robert IL jennings.
Coroncr-l4ltobcrt Hawthorn.
Ischeatur--Jncob Feaster.
Notary Public --Jas S.Stewart.
MaStstr;,fes.
jas j. Caldwell. William Crosby, Robery
IIawtllorn Daniel j Kirkland, Tionry Glib.
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, Hi Counts, Dir y Laudcrdale. ,l /
BOARDS OF GonynIISsIoNERS.
CGrlaisa listeners of as o;sGs.
Howell Edmunds, John LcMon Edwai d /,
= iMobly, Robert B Smith, William l, Wood
ward, ID. Iohn ID Palmer, Laban {, Choppoll,
DrJ r McMnstcb Tl,omas NJ Lylcs.s John S
Doul, lass, Robcrt Ford, john W McMeekin,
L ~ tijoo, hardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
commissioners Of FrDe Schools.
Thos J II Jones, Jacob Dookrlan, Arthur
X Craig, William Crosby, in mes A NlcUro i.
ry, II Ellison, DR. Il McMastor, Or w Il
Aiken.
C0ass,a EssiOasors 90 oApprovc E'Nb"
EiGsscGslri:Ecs.
Henry Il Elliott, james II 4iikon, Johu II
Propst, Manscl Hall, james S Stewart.
Commissioners of EauSIfc Gsuileg.
iasgs.
James j McCants, Hugh B McMaslcr,
DR. w = Aiken, 0 r Thompson, james IL
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George II McMas,cr
Commissioners OF tnle Hsoor5
Robt Hawthorn, Treasurer,
Rev & Porter Clerk
Gen Cook, d b Kirkland.
TS,sn Officers.
1ntenlnnt-br W + Aiken
Wardcns-Dr G II Ladd. W L Crcight, Il
W Duval!. Jas McElvoy.
Representative.
Senalc--Gcn John BrattOn.
House of Reprcscnta.vcs-Wi William ]
Allston, James Il Aiken, iiayls l. Elkin.
i71cufpe Ai0as society.
James II Aiken -lrcSilunt
James S Stewart Secretary and Tres.
Trustees of Mount Zion Ccllcge--W Il
Robertson, J McCans, II Hion, G II
McAlnster, Or W j. Aiken.
HDriMcip;s, and ,TcacIQors of EEt.
&iHsa College,.
G. Woodward Principal
AssiIauts- W p DuBosc, w NJ {
Dwight.
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1866.

%,~..f ID IN J..
simple, safe and .surc-the most perfect
cd Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat il, and every one that
eats il will die, generally Mt some place u s
distant rs possible from were it was taken.
--Lahe Shore, Mch Mirror
GGy" Sec "CosTAH's" advertisement above.
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Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,

Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,
A RE now receiving Paints and Dye
: Stuffs. such rs Spanish, Brown, Spirits
Turpentine, Linsecd Oil, Lime, Hydraulic
Cement. Extract of Logwood, Burnt I'm.
ber, Lithage, Madder, Indigo
ALSO,
The following Groceries: Singer, Cotioc,
Rice, Nc; i: Mackersl NsGgiag Cooking
quality, spioesiN. o NIolasses, Dried Figs,
Sal Eratus, Candles. M ISG%
ALSO, 81
Quinine, Aqaa Ammonia, Spirits sNitre,
Sugar of Lead, Sulphate Zinc, Borax,
Alum, Salt Petro, Itch Oihtmcnt, Seidlitz
Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain
Killer and Dead Slot
ALSO,
Phalon's Night Blooming Ccreus. Extract
Musk, Brown Windsor and other tine Toilet
Soups and Bell Cologne.
ALSO,
We nrc iiow prepared TO furnish bills of
Tin Ware to Merchants on reasonable rates.
may 3'66-tf
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The Government Reform Bill in She Brit,
iSh Parliament

LONDON june ). ric N.w YoRK,
june l6.-The government reform bill
was referred by parliamcnt withou, di.
vision. 1t was the impression that the
government would withdraw it, but no
such indication was manifested.
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NliiTs. -nxvIs--OFr,clAL.--Iicre itis
at last. The NuGona1 RepuJkcan3 Of
Yesterday says:
- "We have the best of reasons for lis.
serlMs that the President does not In.
tend to interfere, either directly OF iudi.
ycctly in tl,e case Of JeG. Davis; notwith /
standing the strenuous efforts being
made by his counsel in behalf for esecu
tive ipterposition. The President con,
silsrs the case entirely ~ judicial qnes-
. flon,s and will in 10 event interfere With
the course Of justice in the case Of Mr..
Davis" %5
tyeare sorry to have to announcei
this decision on the part of Mr.. Jo,,G
son Al speculation on this suhssct
NAV as wei! cease now.--RicR. Dss.
patch.
Fighting seems to be tho business
fiat is tho livlicst the world over, Just
4st,prcscnt. Let us see Hero are
thet Fcnians fighting the Kanuclss !;
there the Mcxicans are fighting Max
and the Impcrialists. A little further
flowyi1 on the map the Peruvianss ARD
fighting tho Spaniards, with Chili%to
hslp them. Then, just over the Ways
I. Paraguay, is fighting Brazil and Tho
Argentine Confederation. All Europd
8tii IS getting ready for a big fight. Tha
q Russians @ are fighting the Bokhafi'as,
ti,ei Chinese arc fighting the Moagos
l;,,s Sn and the Tartars. In fact, this
s S wicked world was, somehow, ncv.r So
sssbrii,fttiil lS6ffght asst is Just now. The
se psassc 4 Society VIC fear is drifting s,dly
4 astcffl lNev York Erprcss.
t1ltS TYeasufy department. estimates
,l,at the National income for tho reg
i, y & sss:sss will reach $500, ,oOOD0o.
lae ialances at present at tho CONE
ss,onti s,S Sof Itile Secretary, from all
M believed tobo fully ileo,-
mia ssyenas of tho English Fstaba
,,aI,sd Uhafch is annually $800oO0sl
oi,e Thdre' arc twonty Thousand
slsrggyy yyp'ol'. non q
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COTTON GINS.

sHNHE undersigned having completed
~ thcir arrangements for tho mnnnfao.
ture once more, of tho best COTTON GINS
ever made in this country, arc now prepared
TO receive orders from planters and others,
wishing TO purchase. The long established
and we'll known reputation of Elliott's Cots
ton Gins, We hope will be n sufficient guar
rantee that the article will give entire satis
faction. j. M. ELLTOTT& co.
may lgG6-2mo Winnsboro', s. @.
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$ Prof. Egbort Jaokson, formerly Of Lon
don, Robert Herbert, Md, from Pllila,lel.
phia. and DR.. Eugene Velpeau, formerly of
tho London and Paris Venereal HospitMs.
Permanent and speedy cures guaranteed Of
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Glect, Spermstor, l,oca
or Self Abuse, and Of every possible form
of private disease of every name or nature
whatsoever.
DR.. Herberfs Anti Alcoholic Compound,
an unfailing remedy for intcmpcrance write
for particulars. E;rssf
Mountain of Light, 30opages, 100 plates,
so cents, 8 for 81.
DR.. Jackson's Female Monthly pills:$l
per box, extra fine So, q safe and cffcot Sul
remedy, forall Irregularities aud obstrkc.
tions, from what over oa0sc. Dp, jackson IS
Oriental Inyigorating Liniment, So pcrsbpt.
tie. Send for circular. Genuine Trcach
Safes 81, 6 for 81, IL for 81. Sohd for sr-
cular and write, you will promptly receive
o kind. discreet and explicit answer. ID
dress Drs. Jackson, Herbertl& Co, or sin
ply p. 0. Box 486, Cinoinnati. Ohio. Of6c
No. l67 Syoamoro Street. Medicines ah,l
instructions sent to any part Of tho county
june 12'66-6mo II
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COMMEROT OTAT,
Juns 8 4; ~, ),

June y {. 81. = Cotton---2s
carrency, q, 81 y55i5S; ;.,g Z s 8, =
Floar, sl4sa Is. per barrel. 4,
Lard, ~ to 30c per;pound, u
Corn 81, 10 sa$ III 5 perbushel. IN N. ;,, Y
u Pens, $l.F5 per bashel. 81 +.
Bacon, 20stoS25e per pound.
Meal, $40 per bilshels s.
Sorghum, s75c per gallon.
Salb $500 per sack, s'',ss ], \ ,s
Butter, 25c, per pound,
Egggsss 70 to $50. per dozen. y
Tobacco, As to $l.l0 per pound
y goLustBlA, juno slG.--- Cotton, ls to
"a, golasS 23 no 3 32 currency. s. a.s
Corn, $3.50 to j .7G Per b,shel. e
ss5 Flonh $lI 10 ! 5 nsr barrel 5is
rs. Cats, Sl.1tl to l82Oi per- sBashel. ssl
Peas, $500 TO l2.l0 per bushel.
Hay, 81 25 to 40.
Ricst langopli. prime, III to .l2ic;
Carolina l2R56t5c.
Tobacco, lt0c. to .25 per pound.
Coin, gold 45. Silver 35.
r
CnARhnrTs, tme l6, sG6.--Cotton.
THE sales Of tie week amount to
about 5otbalcs. Nfdtlling sold today
at30l currency
Flour $3.50 a 400 per barrel.
Bacon, lG$ "a lSc. per pound '
Corn, Sl.5O l.Go per busllel, in dc.
maud
Peas, $l.45 "A l.50 per buslcl.
S. Meal, 8 I GOA 3i.7O per bu he'll
Wheat Snnlie.offrring
Oats $LOQ a l.I0 PR bushcl.
Sorghum, Soc. per gallon.
Gold, sl.42t.
Silver, 81 37t. i2
8S New IoRK, juno l6, 81 p. M
--latest via Queenstown June 6, reports
cotton declined ! penny.
8 Breadstutfs and provisions still have
.alecling q tendency. ~
Middling uplands l3 Ia.
London consols, for money, 85H q
86. :
U. s. 5-2o's 64t.
LIVERPOOL, June 5, via Now York,
June IL, p pm Sales of cotton for
three days amounted to $4,000 bales.
Opened buoyant with All advance of id,
but closed heavy with Improvement.
i..G B'rcnPadstuth ca stuff frmcr except corn,
Whichjw was quiet, 29s3d. s .
y Becfdull. sfEl
Porkhinactiyc but steady.
Bacon frmcr. B
Sngarduict.
Rice: without sales.
Rosin dull. S31 S.i 4 /.
Turpcntinc fat. 5S
New yosK, June l6,2 u. na.-Cot-
ton dull and dropping, SO a 40.
Gold 55a.
Exchange nominal sixty days un-
quotable.
Sight LII.
-Four steamers sailed to-day for
Europe with W., ,0s7, 900 in gold.
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Great Panic on 'Changc

1AiSd ~ hHTtCTnlanS Dalk caused coll
siderable depression Their liabilities
are, heavy and securities few.
Tie crisis on tho continent continues
and an appeal to arms is inevitable.
Second DISPATCH.
NEw YonK June lG D p. III. The
steamer CNy of Paris from Quccnstowa,
June 9Lli, las arrived, willl still later
news lrom the continent. Il.
1t is reported that tho conference has
been abandoned, consequent upon The
demands Of Austria, which rendered the
mediatims Of neplral powers an impossl-
bility Ncutrals have broken off all ne
goliations in consequences, and ituow re-
mains for aelligctents to negotiate ataong
themselves, or inaugurate war! Il
IoutraHce.
s'i' ft esiis 5rfeessr ~ q Il
melitr III the Elhc Duchics and t.ha,
A'tstra's great move will be to seiz,
S'lesia. Prussia wiz probably com
mcncc the war; ai;. has s,rcady sent q
circiilarto The reutral powers charging
Austria @ilha R,grant breach Of trea
ties, s5
Prussia's army comprises 452 baltss
ions Of infan Try, 1870 sqnadrouso Of eaysI
. ~ and l,0sG pieces Of field a1lillery
italian voluntecrs number 95, 200,
The Austrian array is now soc, ,G0G
men rank and file, It is suprosea; tss
$4,000 sill operate against Prussia
and 100000 against Italy. exclusive d
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20

EXTliMREAS, tic Plaintiff did on
w tho .30th'day of March, ADD. ] 8GG a
tlohis declaration against. tho Defendant,
WHO 4{As. y isisaiU IS absent from and with
out tho limits Of tits Satp,and has ncithor
Gpoh whom cory of the said declaration
Nigh. be served ~.
II Is Therefore Ordered, that the said Del,
PENDANT doappear and plead to the said de-
claration on or before iho3lst day OF March,
sd. 1867, othnrwiso final aud absolute
Judgment will then be- given and awarded
for The Plaintiff. against him. 8 #9
S. B.sCLoWNEY, J. C! c. r. q,
Clerks Once, 1silff SI
IFairfela District * e. E ST.
march 3PGG41e3m Sj ~ y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20

T ENNET DOUGLASS, having filed her
u Petition under above Bill in order, Ia
perpetuate tho testimony iolthe past exis.
tcnce, loss and contents Of Decd of Convey.
ence, 10 him of certain tract of land,
situate in Fairfield District, on the waters Of
Littlo River, by the Heir at Inv of Alexan.
der Douglass. decd. All parties interested
are notified toappcar at tho expiration Of
three months from this datc,.to GROSS exam.
Inc the witnesses that may be produced, and
produce testimony in reply,
ISAAC, II. MEANS,
G. Il. Il. D.
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboro, S. c.. June 10Th, 1860.
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