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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14

The PHILADELPHIA AGE has the following with
regard to the condition of the United States and
of Pennsylvania in 1860 and to-day Gone dollar
and sixty cents per head were paid by the people
through the customs in 1860. This was thought
to ~ Il heavy burden upon each person. But in
lSCG, alter six years If Radical rule, ronreen dol
lars per heud we're drawn from the industry of the
nation through the customs and Internal revenue.
In 1860 each man had to pay out Of his labor two
dollars and six cents of the public debt. The
Radicals came into power, and in six years they
raised that sum to seyentynine dollars and fifty
cents. The expenses of the National Government
in 1860 we're sxty-two millions This year they
Will reach two hundred and twenty-five millions
A fearful increase in the short space OF six years
I'm 1860 the government of this State cost four
hundred and two thousand dollars. In 1866 1t
will take sx hundred and sixty-nine thousand dol
lars 10 foot all the expenses incurred By the Radi
cal party. Twenty-Five millions of dollars ale
annually taken from the labor Of this State to pay
the interest on debts OF a national, State and
municipal character. contracted BY the Radical
party in the short space Of six years.
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September IL
@ CHIEF .QUARrERMAsTERs oFFICR,

a@ CHIEF QUARTERMASTERY CFFICR,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, S. c.. AUGUST II, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oface
until II o'clock NJ. Monday the 18th day Of septsm-
ber 1857 which time they win be opened for the pur,
chase Of the following property, viz:
Wreck of steamer BOSTON, in Ashepoo River.
Wreck OF steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. In Ooosaw
River g. 80
Wreck of steamer CHAssEUR, in Scull Greek.
Wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH, In Charleston Harbor.
Wreck OF steamer ETIwAN, in Charleston mrbor.
Wreck of steamer RUBY, in Light House Inlet. i.f
Bidders will state the amount offered for each wreck.
The wrecks will be sold separately and to the highest
bidder, unless such bid be deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for purchase Of wrecks. :"
r. o. TYLER,
Brevet Msjoraeneral, Chief Quartermaster.'
, Deputy Qusrtermsster-a General o. 9. A.
al
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IS CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. SCHOONER
MARION GAGE will discharge cargo at Accommodation
Wharf. Goods not called Tor before sunset will be
s.orec at risk and expense of consignees.
September II WILLIAM ROACH.
"a BOARD OF REGISTRATION. = THIRD
PRECNCT.-This Board will sit as usual on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, at the Hope Engine Honse and
ON Thursday. Friday and Saturday, at the stonewal
Engine House. in George street. from O'Clock, A. NJ,
10 o'clock, p. NJ, till the afternoon of the Goth
instant when tho books will be opened for public
inspection to wit the 21st 2Sd and Oath at the
Hope Engine Honse and ON the 25th and 26th at the
Stonewall Engine House.
On the 2Tth the Board will sit for the correction OF the
list day at each of the above places for ae coec-
ton Of the lists, namely for the erasure Of any names
improperly recorded and for the insertion of the names
omitted.
Citizens who have lost their Certificates Of Cizenshp.
Citizens who have fled their Declarations Of Intention,
Forsgn Citizens who compelled to volunteer into
the Rebel army are invited to register. subje,t to tina
revsal of the Commanding General.
The orders to register af WHO present themselves.
JAMES NJ. MORRISON,
Chairman Board of RegiErars
for Third Precinct (City.)
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@- The Friends anu Acquainfances OF
PATRICK CARROLL. ana his brothers, BARNARD CAR
ROLL and JAMES CARROLL. aud OF the family. are re-
spectfuly invited attend his Funeral from his late
residence OF East Bay and Calhoun streets
at Three o clock To-MorroW 4 Afternoon.
September II
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From Mexico.

GALVESTON, September 1s.-Matamoras dates OF
the 4th say that convocation has been pron,ul-
gated ordering an election Of deputies to Congress
for President and the Supreme Court on the 22d
of December. Congress meets November 20, the
President to take MA seat December L, the Chief
Justice June 1.
brigade of troops, under CaHALEs, have sur
rendered themselves to the authorities.
JUAREz BEEIzABAL has resigned the Governor
ship of Tanauhpas, and payoN has been ap.
pointed.
EscoBEDo reached Monterey with 20OO troops on
the 2Sth There was great rejoicing. In speech
EscoBEDo said the name OF an American will
be always dear to hIm. His reported insult to
Americans st QueretaIo was denied; acknowledges
their indebtedness to the United States for sue
cess. Ousr1LLE was pardoned On the 18th ult
THOMAS OHARoN was executed on the 2lst. DLA7
retires to private life. JUAN JOSE BAzE is Governor
of the Capital, and DEGREES death to all robbers
JUDAS LoPrz attempts to yindicate himself.
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ALAS, poor country

The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th inst. states
that Messrs Davenport Co. sold yesterday in front
of Messrs. Tardy & Co.'S, head of the dock, the
entire cargo of the ship Bgelow direct from Liver
pool. The cargo consisted OF $500 sacks fine salt,
Zoo sacks CT ground alum salt, 100 half chests gun
powder and black teas, 10 tierces quarts and Is
casks pnts of London porter. The entire cargo
was disposed of at this following prices:
Fine salt, MarshalIs brand, So 07s to 3 TO-;
ground alum, 700 sacks, 81 Is; porter in casks
teas, 81 62. to s7s per pound; black teas, s5 to
30 cents. The terms were thirty days. A large
company was present. and the bidding spirited.
The demand for salt is active.
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sronl New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 13.-The Captain ol
the Steamer Concordia from Boston reports pass
ing the steamer George CromacsA near Alligator
Key, laying head TO wind, perfectly easy appear
entity aaoat, and all right surrounded by wreckers
Suit las been commenced in one OF the Justices
Courts in this city, for the recovery OF the value OF
$40 City OF New Orleans note, "a test case'
Two officers and twenty men of the United
States iron-clad AahGSka have died of Yellow
Fever. The deaths from, Yellow Fever for the
twenty-four hours up to six this morning are 43.
1t is reported from Galveston to-day that Gen.
GRIFFIN took fever last evening, but is doing we'll
TODAY
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ss-ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL THE REV.
LUcIUs cUrHBERT, of the Citadel Square Baptist
Church. will perform Divine Service in this Chapel To-
Mor7o,o Atternoon 18th inst, at haltpast O'Clock
September IA
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ag-THE REV. u. SINCLAIR BIRD WILL
preach ID. w. To.Morrow Morning and Night at the
Congregational Church, Mount Pleasant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssr CONsIGNEES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LINE schr JONAS SMITH will discharge Cargo THIS
Day. at Adger's Wharf Goods not removed before SUM-
SET will be stored at the risk and expense of conagnees
sen.embar Il WIN. ROACH.
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Yellow Fever at Galveston

GALVESTON, September 13-The interments in
this city since Wednesday amount to twenty.
Mrs. General Polk wife of the chief quartcrmas-
ter died yesterday. ELIAS SAiTn, Agent OF the
Associated Press IS down with the fever onl,-
eight deaths to-day from the fever.
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as- BAToHRLoR,s HAIR pYR.!THIs

@ BATCHRLoR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world Tn
only ind perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. instan-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad
Dyes Invgorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautal
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor All others
limitations. and should be avoided. Sold by gu
Druggists and Perfmers Factory No. 81 Baycley
street New York. - g. --,
.ay- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT. ~s....i
Decembpr 10 49, fyy
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% ARTIFICIAL EYER-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and. inserted by Drs. r.
RolssoiNEAu, Of Parisl, No. 500 Broadway New York
April Il - lyr-
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S SHlPPING g..
BOSTON AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP

BOSTON AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHlP
LINE. ss -
r,f-t-,=-, THE NEW Al STEAMSHIP GEORGE
NEdas'f.. B. UPTON, RICH, Commander, Is now
ZZlBsLGiydHS running regularly between Boston and
Charleston. leaving each port alternately
every fifteen days Cotton. Rosin and general merchsn
dize from the interior of Georgia. South Carolina and
other points consigned to my care viii be forwarded
free commission to Boston aud all points North and
East For freight passage. having excellent state
room accommodations apply TO = '-'''.H -
WILLIAM ROACH, Agent.
Gl-Cabin Passage $25. tuthslmo septemberlo
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON: September l3.-The Bullion ia the Bank
Of England has increased f3oQ, ,00o.
The bark Ehe!, from Hong Kong for New York,
grounded when few DAYS out. She was obliged
to return to discharge cargo.
SOUTHAMPTON, September l3.-Thc steamer
Western Metropolis has put in with her shaft
broken. and will be speedily repaired.
Role, September 13-The Pope has resolved to
call together General Council Of the Roman Cath
oiic Church deputations, from all parts OF tie
world, has named seven Cardinals to arrange
prelininaries for the Council.
STOCKHOLM September 12 --Almnai tAnaAoUr
has arrived with the American Squadron. tie VIII
have grand reception, the King assisting.
VIENNA. September 1S.-The financial relations
between Austria and Hungary has been adjusted
to the satisfaction of both nations.
LONDON. September S-Noon.-Consols, 944.
T. S. Bonds 722.
LIVERPOOL, September S-Noon.-Cotton quite
active, prices unchanged; Uplands, 81; Orleans
81. Breadstuffs and Provisions quiet.
LONDON, September 13-2 P. M.-Consols frmer
at 945.
LIVERPOOL. September 13-2 P. Motion
quiet Breadstuffs frmer. Corn, 37s. I'D. Pro-
visions firmer. Lard, SOS. Cd. Turpentine, 2Ss.
Tallow, AS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, September 19.-Sales Of the week
$4,000 bales; whereof 5000 for speculation and
1900 for export Stock, $4,000 bales; whereof
2S9,O0O are American. Recent decline partially
due to stock, which is larger than for some years
LONDON, September 13 - Evening. - Consols,
94!. Bonds, 72la72g.
FRANKFORT, September 13.-Bonds, TOT.
LIVERPOOL, September 13 - Eyening.-Cotton,
under more favorable trade report, firmer and
more active Sales 10 bales. Uplands, 9sd Or
Llama OLD. crannral nar rlsat nnchanpal.
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September

sTFINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate of HENRY MUSHROOM,
late of Charleston. deceased will present them, duly at
tested to the undersigned Many of the accounts and
claims against tie Estate, formerly presented, having
been lost during the war; parties having the same
qulred to present them again. properly attested.
W.ALSTON PRINGLE.
Administrator of HENRY MUSHROOM.
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MASTER And SERTANI.-LeGlSlatlOn IN England
for long time has been directed 10 secure an
eonta BILE adjustment Of the relations between en-
blowers and workmen. A bill bearing on thl5 sub
iec which has just received the royal assent anu
become i law, is regarded as one which crowns q
long series OF remedial efforts Henceforth all
sides are placed ON an equality. Whichever party
feels aggrievel may lay his information before
Justice or sheriff and the magistrate thereupon
issues summons calling upon the alleged offender
10 appear and answer the charge. The London
Times spesks T;ith satisfaction ol the bcnehts HOW
! promised as follows:
| The Master and Servant Act is welcome as taxi
ing away the last shred OF inequality in the treat
ment Of employers and employed before the law
| lhey now STAND face to face on equal terms The
relation Of contract has definitely and finally super
sedcd the relations Of status. Such q result must
haYo been received with qualification al any time
during isany years past, because it Is the consum-
nation of course 1f Ghargc which has been
! slowly progressing for generations. IL is, how
ever, doubly acceptable at present The act Is, as
we have said due Immediately to the labors OF a
committee of last year. Lord Elcho obtained a
| committee IN March, 1866, which examined the
| existing legal relaticns between employers and
employed, and made report, recommending III
| substance the provisions OF the present enact
ment The change in the law, therefore, though
| ei6cted in a session which has sanctioned
the transiep Of legislative power to the classes
which may be most immediately Interested IN
this change,.is wholly unconnected with the fact
| Of that transfer. 1t was designed and approved
before the lescr;.; Act Of 1867 was conceived The
elevation OF the workmen to IL position II equality
with the employer has been the spontaneous work
of a Parliament supposed to be mainly elected in
the interest OF employers. While this fact must
be remembered u tlis credit C the existing Le-
gislature. ii affords the best guarantee for the
future, Those who are apprehensive that house
of Commons elected b. an enlarged bed; of eiec-
tors NAV seek TO reesablish the old laws OF sloui
and OF privilege, only inyerting tho application Of
the IDEAS those laws embodied, may be reassured
BY tue thought that ss employers abandoned vol,
UNFAIRLY their iliyidous powers, tbs employed will
principles ii freedom and Of equality arc too pow
erfuI 10 be warped in the interest either Of masters
or OF Horkmen Once sanctianod ny legislation
they will remain unaffected and uGshaken BY ag
faflun
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DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUTH The following ac.
curate description OF the condition of the South,
and the feelings and circumstances of its people,
was written by one Mr.. William Shakespeare, some
hundreds of years ago. Mr.. s. was speaking oi
Scotland, under the benign rule of the ''Great
Conmoner" Macbeth, whose friends claim that he
administered "the best government the worll
ever saw, but he evidently looked far into the fu
ture, and hsd the "so-caled" in his prophetic
minds eye
ALAS poor country
Almost afraid to know itself 1t cannot
Be called our mother but our grave where nothing
But who knows nothing is once seen to smile
Where sghs and groans and shreks that rent the air.
Are made, not marked where violent sorrow seems
modern ecstacy; the dead mans kne
Is there scarce ask d. for who and good mems lives
Expire before the flowers in their caps
Dying, or ere they sicken"
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All of oui Greenwood friends may not he acc,i-
ratey posted on The statistics OF them town. FOR
their information We give the following census,
compiled s.y two worthy citizens ii the place
Population september /, 1867.
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ayOFFICE DEPOT AND DlSBURSiNG
QUARTERAIAsrER. ATLANTA. Ga September 3. 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofce until IL
NJ Friday September co. 1867. at which time they will
be opened for supplying this Depot with the following
amounts of FORAGE AND STRAW, viz:
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R% ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS having demands against the Estate Of the late
JAMES FITZPATRICK. will present the same properly
attested and all persons indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. CAMPBELL Il SEABRooK, No.
so Broad street MICHAEL STAUNTON,
September thsm6 Administrator. de bOnis
agMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teething greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will aay ALL PAIN aud spasmodic action, and s SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it. moth.
ers 1t will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years. and
say in confidence and truth Of 1t what we have
been able to say OF any other medcine-Neyer has it fail
ed in single instance to effect cure when timely used
Never did we know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used It. On the contrary all delighted with
its operation and speak in terms of commsndaton OF its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years of experience and pledge our reputation for the
flhment OF what we here declare In almost every IN
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and ex
haustion relief will be found in fifteen twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be sure and call for
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sinfe Of "CURrrs s. PERKINs' on the
outside wrapper All others base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price, only
So Cvuts per bottle.
ofices-No 2l5 Fulton street, New York; No. ZOO High
Holborn London England No. AL st. Paul street, Mon
trea. Canada. DoWIE NOISE, Agents.
August 81 tnths6mo Charleston 8. G.
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AvNOTICE To MARINERS.-C A p L AINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their Vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do so anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvE9 on The Charleston and ST. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River by which precaution contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
g. G. TURNER, Fl. NJ.
uarlor Masters Office, Charleston. February 9. 1sG6
Tebruary7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sF NOTICE.-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that application will be made before Chief Justice Dun
KIN at Chambers the 18th OF November next for the
incorporation of "THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY AS
SoCIATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA" the object Of
which is to establish Normal School for cocred per-
sons with capital stofk of one hundred dollars. with
the privilege of increasing the 'sne b. donations or
otherwise to the sum {, s thousand dollars the pur
pose being to educate teach schools In South Caro-
lima. SO September IA
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OUARTERMASTER, ATLANTA, Ga, September ., 1907.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this oce until IL
NJ Friday September co. 1867 at which time they will
be opened for supplying this Depot with the following
amounts of FORAGE AND STRAW. viz:
100000 pounds Oats.
455.OO0 pounds Hay. baled.
100000 pounds Straw. baled.
The Oats to be sound free chaff dirt and put
mp good strong sacks OF not less than two or more
than four bushels Der sack The Hay and Straw to be
sound free from dust and weeds and well balrd. The
whole 10 he subject 10 such inspection as the Department
may direct.
Bids must be in ThIrLcATE, with copy Of this adyer
tsement attached to EACH and bear the endorsement OF
two responsible persons who are willing to become sure
Is for the bidder in the event o the contract being award
cd to him Proposals not complying with the require
r1ents OF this adTor isenent will be rejected.
Delivery to commence within ten l0l days after notif-
cation oil approval OF contract and conn at the rate Of
lot less than onehird OF tho whole amount per month,
10 be delivered In upon the siding at the foot OF
Forsyth street, at the Quartermasters warehouse.
Forsyth street. Atlanta, Ca as the Quartermaser may
direct.
Proposals Tor the delivery Of one-third tho amount OF
FORAGE ana onehaf the amount Of Straw will be enter
tained CT for each article separately
Bidders invited to be present OF represented al the
opening OF the bids
Satisfactory evidence loyalty OF each successful bid
DER and sovancy OF the persons onered as surety will
be required.
The Government reserves the right to reject and
all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the Undersigned,
and endorsed proposals for the delivery oi Forage and
Straw"
by order of Brevet big ljerueneral H. SAxTos Chief
Quartermasler. IL. d. FAhNSMohlh'
LIST Lieut. 34th u S. Infantry, A. A. 2. NJ,
sertember7 10 In charge OF Depot.
ss-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEu
country home after sojourn OF few months in t.s
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In placeo
coarse rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby ctm'
plexion oil almost marble smoothness, and instead
w ntythree ahe really appeared but eighteen Uponin
auiry as to the OF great change she pain.
told them that she used the CIRCAosIAN BALM, an
considered il uu invaluable 10 any lady toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
sona appearance un hundred fold 1t is slmple iuit'
combination as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and bcautfyng the skin and complexion
By its direct cion the cucla 1t draws from ell its
impurities kindly heang the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended should becear zoft smooth
snd beautiful Price H. semi BY Mail Or Express on re.
cept CT en- o1ieT. b.
w. L. CLARE 4 Co, Chemists.
10 3 west FaTette Street Syracuse II. \.
Tne only American Agents ior the SHE oil the sarne
AIarci, II
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II is the rule with the Boston banks to pay no
checks at the counter unless the person present.
presented at the counter OF Boston bank the
other day, on the back Ct which was dcscrip
tion OF the ''peraon presenting the same as tol-
lows. VIZ. sixty years old gray halg blue
coat. graz pants and vest. specks blue cotton am.
lrelia Suffice it to say, the check was paid and
no questions asked.
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CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR 10 ALL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS AND MAR
sHALs OF THE UNITED STATES, AND TO ALL THEIR
RESPECTIVE ASSISTANTS AND DEPUTIES. AND TO ALI.
PERSONS HOLDING ANY OFFICIAL RELATION TO THE
aTToRSEY-GESERAL's OFFICE.
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RS- CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL
ROAD BONDS AND CoUPoNs.-By decree of the Court
OF Equity 2Gh OF January last was inter ala or
dered THAT the said Trustees. ISAAC ". HAYNE Ed
WARD SEBRING, and JOHN E. CAREw, do forthwith pro-
ceed to call, bv public advertisement In or more
newspapers in ns State and elsewhere upon all persons
holding Bonds and Coupons OF Bonds secured by the
First Mortgage to present aud prove their demands
or before the first July next. This order having been
complied with, no Bonds or Coupons not hitherto pre-
sented will be received, and parties who have heretofore
presented Bonds. and Coupons, aciou earing the same
in The hands Of The Trustees, hereby notified that un
less they brought forward before the Goth day
of September, they will not be received.
IW. HAYNE. J.
Ed SEBRING, Trustees
JNO. L. CAREW,)
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Tne dficieEcc Iii mortality between the two
races is striking. The only white person deceas-
ed in that period was the child of nonresident,
which died the diy after birth. Of the nineteen
deaths among the blacks fo'1r we're grown per
sons, and fifteen were children. There is doubt
that the same disparity in the number OF deaths
of whites and negroes exists in almost every COM
uiy i'll the South. aid in cities and larger to,;is
the difference i= still more apparent.
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Chairmen OF the Boards will please furnish us
With returns weekly Greea0tde Enterprise.