The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

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UMos cousr Houss Judge Gondsloch writes: There
ere N tns place eevcn families who know are in very
Il GRnInwooD, ABBxvrILx DusrRIr-I know OF twenty.
four mes utterly destitute, who must be fed die Of
Gusrn CoUHr HousH-The des.i.ution in sumter dis
sict r. very alarming Only today have heard Of
az sulcient food with which sustain fe think the
lewea number which the families may be put
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families me- white and colorsd who extreme
dsstieaHiens and fear fatal results, unless speedily
FAIaysuD rnralcr-Tns Number Of persons in des-
want n thg neishborhood reaches tive hundred
help & imn;eSis3siy ss ssss
DoKs T1is1nD Dssnsc1.-T have taken the names
want md who 70 al human appearances must perish
without aid from sone quarter Besides these, there
subsistence; or real good citizens, might say
best
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white and eght eoored families who must suffer with
HoDsssr xSaryr1x DISTRICT Another letter from this
station aida six Mmfes 70 the list Of the starving
Rrsovyur. anarEs DSTncr.--Isev. r p Kistlcr
reports three families without MEANS and subsisting on
the shortest allowance o( charity from day
OF these mf1 have help soon or die One Is Q woman,
shsr children; another greatly actsd another seven
yeght years old; another eighty years old and blind,
s .sa another aas
years Oh another colored loo years old; another do.
blind tfss ~ these are in the track Of sherman's
RowEs PUNE, OnAsaxsuRo Dlsrmcr-w L. Wolfe,
the railroad agent th station, reports three white
ORAsozzuRa CoURf HoUsn -There are il my immediate
neighborhood fifteen families whue and coored, who
are Y very needy CONDITION. and must perish without
6REExvIIz CoUar Houm There are the vicinity Of
Greenvile and in the Itself least hundred
and any families who must ssrve unless supported BY
| charity, and IN tho district very many more
wniiAnzos, AxDznsos Dnsrmcr-rhsre are in this
place thiry-one families, white and celored, who
perish for want Of bread without charitable assistance
rhis list embraces old persona children and afflicted
BnLsox, ANDERSON DurRscrlThere are IN this neigh
beshoed t!enty-Ave families white and coorcd, most
- them Old persons and little children, who very
asssituts ~ snurely without means Of support
BAsSwu4 nsrRIcr-There from two y three
thousand persOun, black and white, In Barnwe who
perish unlsss and be afforded them Our planters
ara drawing ell their subsistence from factors In Charles
relief . sSs sa most Of hes. dssue
persons are old women and children and diseased per-
LYscHBuRo. suxrrR Dlsmcr -Yhere are in this i'm.
mediate vicinity q iesst seven families entirely without
sUnnrRvnlLr, 3 C-There about thirty families,
ssth about hundred and twenty hundred and
thirty children. whites who must sarve whout assist
auce. Many OF thom would be starving but for
rstipns furnished them by Col Maggie -
LAuRESs G. H., g. C-The destltuson Of this district
abroad docs notsooa reach us greatly fear the cons
quenceA VIII prevent many from making crop this
CLrxrox, LAusrus Drrucr.-There are In this nsixh-
borhood eight families white aad colorsd who mast
suffer without charitable aid and there very few Of
GRAsIrKvIrLx BARxwuI DssrR1cr There are in shis
vicinity thirteen families white and coorod. mostly
composed Of helpless women and chiidscn who must
perish without assistance rar -
GlEss SPRINGS, srAKrAxBuRo plsrncr -Thsss ere in
ocio1es families who sss slmoa ss1s aiahsst means
OF pabeIhtsnce aud there y NO one ais y help them
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GR1HAM's, RARNwKlL DisrMcr.-I know some ten or
twelve families who are acsualy suffering q this time
ST. GEORGES, voLLsroE Drsmcr-At least thirty
families, white and colored in great want and Is
| many more must be suffering In two three months
Many are widows with large families
WATERLOO ColLxroS DIsrMcr Il know Of than
twenty families within radius OF less than four miles
who arc utterly destitute beg earnestly that help may
be sent TO US at once.
| and want In this place Unless aid comes from
qu4rter many will s,srve Al this moment there v :
SANDY Rrx LExnaroS DISTRICT There is great destj-
tuuon 10 this section, both among white and coiored
know Of twelve families who are suffering for Bread and
certain there at least many moro
LExrsGros G. HI was furnishing some $50 persons
from supplies OF corn which had been sent since
then my list has swelled 70 $780, with applicants who
have not yet received anything which viii carry 70
BRADFORD SPRING. SUMTER DISTRICT THE suffering
assure you Is extreme and unless relieved by
Of charity many persons must die Of starvation.
TAG SAME NEI0HBoRHooD suffering very great:
children eating all sorts Of things they get hold
Of and appearance betokens great desttuon One
DIED q absolute starvation wnin ave- or Six miles q
the population Is fully 500 AZ one half are
date whole population will have nothing TO eat
CoLLEroE DrrRicT, NEAR BRAscHvnLk-There are
who arc in very destitute cond,ou ana how thew ara
10 survive through the summer unable sse un-
lees some Of the relief now being sent from abroad
NEwBERRy CorRr HousE-I can assure you many
families at this time suffering for bread II can
pass few more weeks think We will have better
times, ~ our wheat crops very promising.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whites and twelve colored.
GEoRcETuwx- entyeight adults, mostly indoors,
ana one hundred and nftyono children not including
more WIDOWS and sixty chen bssde. swe. '1b
not ready 70 l0e their wants be known though In
need The opinion 10 THAT there between four and
i've hundred persons who arc or will be In suffer-
ing condition for food.
GRAMrgvnLE--Id nd twenty families who are really
bcggars and Of those who will not beg and who really
need help TO procure the commonest food think tho
list could be doubled.
LANCASTER CouRr Housk-we have the names Of one
thousand women and children whites, and ave hundred
blacks, who must perish without help. Some have
already starved 70 death.
JAnisos's, ORASaEnUng DrsrxIcr-rhess are in our
neighborhood twenty nve families white and colored
who In extreme destisution.
IN VA If fuftan hnrx t.
very great know Q man Who when he had but
twelve bushels OF corn for his large family, and no
money 70 buy more. was feeding quart 70 each
member Of several poor families Re has been now
without meat for several weeks and near . poor
widow who has but one meal day. I find many who
without morsel az food Of any hind. consider
very important not 70 restrict supplies absolutely 70
The superanuaed decrep,d and helpless Many men viii
only DO permanently rscvsd bat Will bs added 70
the giving, helping class By me loan gin Of few