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LONDON, September l3.--Thr Bullion iu the Batl
oi England has increased f300.OfG.
The bark Eihel, itom Hong Hong Tor rev Yoil;
grounded ;'iIcu few ,lars out. Sho Was ulyo;
to return discharge ca.Gr.
SOUTHAMPTON, September i3-Thc stcamc
Hesterm iHe'ropoTs, has put in with her sl,ar
broken, and will be speedily repaired.
RoME, September l3.-Thr Pope lias resolved tc
call together General Council of the Roman Cath
olc Church deputations from all parts of tho
woril, has named seven Cardinals to arrange
prelninarcs for the Council.
ofoGhhoIA. September l3 -h'imirsl FAun,GU
haS arrived with tho American Squadron. Tie viii
haSo grand reception The King assisting.
VIENNA, September l3.-Thc financial relations
between Austria md Hungary has been adjusted
to tho saisfnc!iGn Of both nations
LONDON, September l3--Noon.-Conspls, ma.
U. s. Bonds. 72i
LIVERPOOL, September I3--NoDn. Cotton anti,
active prices unchahgcdi Uplands, 9l: Orlean q.
%. Brcadstnffs and Provisions quiet,
LONDON, September lS-2 p. aI.-ConsoIs firm er
at 9i!.
LIVERPOOL. September 13.-a T.. M.-Cotton
quiet. Breadstutfs frmGr. Corn, as GIL. Pro-
visions firmor. Lard. 50s od. Turpcntinc 9ss.
Talow, 4As. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, September i3.-:jales of the week
C0Ooo bales; whereof 5000 wore for speculation and
1900 for export. Stock, $4,000 bales; whereof
asa,ooo are American. Recent decline partially
due to stock, which is larger than for some wears
LONDON, September l3 = Evening Cunsols.
All. Bonds, 723a72l
FRANKFORT, September l3.--Bouds, T6I.
LIVERPOOL, September IS =. Evening Cotton.
under more favorable tradc report, iirmor and
more active. Sales IL bales. Uplands, Old; Or
leans, 9ld; general market unchanged.
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MAa.Ea AID SERVANT Legislation in England
ior long time hes hean directed to secure an
equitable adjustment OF iho relations between en-
ject, which hiss just received the royal assent ami
become las, is regarded ns one which crowns
l?1g series OF remedial efforts. He1cefoth ali
feais sgEr1esEi may lay his information before 4
jlistico Or kher,h, srd the magistrate therenpon
Issues SUMMONS calling upon The alleged offender
Times speaks wih silistactiop OF the EdnhGts nov
promised, ss foi!1Ts:
The Master and Seryanl Act ia welcome as TAX.
ing sway tho last shrad Of inequality in the treat
mon, ii employers and nmloyed l.eforo tho law.
They nov stand iaGH TO Tars equal terms. Tho
relation Of contract has 1ctiuitely aud finally super
sodeh tho relations Of S'"sHs Sncil result nlpat
during many years past because it is tho consunl-
nation OF oGErao OF change which has been
slowly prHS}gressing for $fGeyaons It is how
We hsya SAUL due Immediately to the labors OF
committee Of LIST Year; Lord Elcho obtained q
committee in Msrcli. 1866, which examined the
ompSioSyH IpSioSH leSal relationG between omployera and
substance tie provRio,is pArt. recommending in
mcnt. Tho change in the law, thercY5fRt enact
effected III session which has sanctioned
the transfer of legislative power to tho classes
this change, is wholly TGrnnneGted with tho foot
Of that transfer. II Sas designed and approved
hcforo the Reform Act Of 1867 Sas conceived. The
elevation OF the worbmcn to position OF equality
with the employer has boon the spontaneous work
| of Parliament supposed to be mainly elected in
| the intcrc It OF employers. While This fact must
be remembered I'd the credit ofsthe existing Le
gislaturc, il affords the best guarantee for the
future. Those who arc apprchonslye that house
Of Commons elected by an enlarged body Of eiec
tors NAV seek to reestablish the old laws Of ,fd,!
and Of privilege only inyertng the application o.
| the ideas those laws embodied, may ba rcassurct
by the thought that as cIhpioycTa abandoned rol
unfairly their inyidious noyTors, the employed viii
[ not endeavor to set MP counter cnnctmenis TIL,
principles Of freedom and Oi equality are loo pow
| OF OF workmen. Once sanctioned by legislation
they will remain unaffected and uushakcn by ng.
tatinn
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From RIeIiCo.

GALVESTON. September 1s.-Matamoras dates Of
the 4th say that convocation Inns been promul-
gated ordering ON election of deputies to Congress,
for President and the Supreme Court on the 221
OF December. Congress meets November 20, tho
rresident to take his seat December !, the Chiel
Justice June l..
brigade OF troops, nndor CAsAIEs, have snr-
fenueres themselves to the authorizes.
ooAht1 hfnIzABAL has resigned the Governor
snip OF Iamauipas, AMI P.yoH has been ap.
pointed.
,a aosEDo es, reached Monterey with 1000 topps on
EscorrDo haid the name Of an Smericanp viii
% a1;y M;ssys ger 10 him. His reported insult to
thor Indebtedness to tho United ststns sr aI,"
cess. OusIILLE was pardoned on the 1sth MI
THOMAS CHAhoS Was executed on the 9ltt D,.s
retres 70 private Life. JUAN JOSE BAaR ia Ijnrernn,
OF tho Capital. and decrees death to al, robbora
JUDAS LoPKz attempts 10 yindicate himself.
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ArronsEy-GrNrnAr.'s OFFICE

rLhSoHs HoLbiNu ANY OFFICIAL. RELATION TO TUl
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE.
ArronSEY- GENERALS OrricE !
| September 10, 1867
nH-l herewith furnish you with ali official con,
Sl The proclamation OF tho President Of tho Inii.
1a.es; ; uated tue sd INST, and in the ninni y-sccon
year OF american Independence.
| This proclamation recitcs in brief tho uI';na
iions OF loyalty TO Tho republic, and was intrn,Icd
oIImi TonS nn, you, ~ ~ common with all persons
military, ut home or abroad, under tho Ijnitcj
| HtateA o' America. and all good citizens thereof
'hlt me Constitution Of their country il in force
nnI ,hat thr Government thcrnunlier with its ser
ctni ca, ,or,iinatc branches Legislative executive
| anu jl'tt'nl, Is t,c only lawiul Government for
| lhl' republic nntwithstan ling that nany we'll
heihiI! rttiIenh have, in consequence OF disturb
IlG & %fn,T ,Sii tiiat arc now happily past, come to
, look WIN indulgence upon the false and danger
Gus WetenccS that the Constitution is not the s,l-
l'rohie law oi The land and also the most aulcntic
n%sr ao"' OF 81 inc viii Of the people put that there arc
winch may lawfully violate that instrument and
thc laws made in pnra,lancc of H.
Al citizens OF The United States owe aleyisurc
10 .mat naiiornlItr as The same il embodied anil
ot5hhis:Ga III the Constitution and such amend
'nients thorcof rs, having become cxpctent i'm the
PfoSresa Of the country, have been tlulr made anil
ialilea. but IN special manner all persons hold
sworn to support that Constitution, and also io
rear tfno ialt and allegiance to the sa,nr nnd io
tic Government Hereunder and for tho greater
mlnoet nmnu o. Silrh lncnmbents ct this time il is
placed i'll their respective Offices upon cynresa nc.
snrsnGe5 ot jealous loyalty to tho Union, which is
thken Df aii men 10 mean cheerful obedience 20
@ he Etoper civil authority OF the country. Eui for
The functions Of your office which arr directly cnr,
hected with the enforcement of the laws n lively
sense Of their sancty and authority ia antcipateG
You are requested TO acknowledge the recent of
tns Iia eommnnicaiion Very respectfully yonr obc-
a'en' servant, .IoHN ii. BINCKLEY
Actiug-Sttorncy Cfprrr al
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H5> Fhr Friends nHd Acquaintance OF
PNtRick CARROLL. AMI h.s brn;hr.-. BARS Arb CAR.
ROLL aud JAMES csGInII a,t M til. la,liiy an. r..
srcciiuly invited to attend Ills Funeral fruIn hi. late
residence at ie corur of East Bay -ud Capnn .r.
at Thrcd o'ilocL To..Hyr,D,y .if,yu,yn.
SrptrIular
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TuE PHILApZLPsA ACE has tho following with
regard Ia tho condition of the United States and
of Pennsylvania IN lsG0 AMI to-day "One dollar
and sixty cents per head were paid by the people
through the customs in 1860 This WAS thought
to lie heavy burden upon each person. Int in
isti, alter six years nr Radical rule innrtr,u dol
lars per head wrra drawn from the in,lustr, of tho
nation through the cnslotns and iilernal reyenu..
LII 1860 each man hud 10 pay out OF his labor twn
dollars and six cenk nr the nuilie doht., Tho
n,dicaln came into power. and in six ycai6 they
raised that sum 10 seventy nine dollars and itty
cents. The expenses OF the National Government
in lau were siity-iwo millions. This year they
will reach ,Wn hnn,lTed and twenty-five millions.
fearful increase III the short space at sif rraIs
In iSGA tllr government or this state cost toar
hundred aini tHa thausaIIa diar-. IN laLu Il
will take ni> hundred anh sixty nne thousand dol
lars ln not all the expenses incurred 10y l R:,,ll-
cal party. Twenty-Five nIliona OF dollars Sit.
annually taken from the labor oil this State to pay
tho interest on debts III national, stats and
municipal character, coutrarted by the Radical
party in the short space ct siI years.
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WaslllrlRton NcXYs.

WASHINGTON, September u. SrrrnrNSos haa
been inaugnrated Governor Of kentucky. Ho M
dorses and will carry out tho principles cn,ncnod
by HELM.
The Cabinet, GRANT included, favor simultaneous
elections in the South on the lst Monday i'll No
vember. II is confidently expected that the Dis.
triet Commanders will concur.
The Peace COMMISSIONERS held a meeting yestcr.
day at Omnha, and expect to start for tho North
Platte on tho 18th, TO meet Spotted Tail. who PRO-
mises TO bring his principal men.
STANBEnRr attended the Cabinet meeting to.
day. GRANT was absent. Session short.
The Express says that cholera seomE spreading
in New York.
The Internal Revenue receipts amount To saO3,
900 to-day.
Ex-Gos. P1ckESs, OF South Carolina, is in the
city to-day.
The gold in the u. s. Treasury amounts 10 500,
sS7,OQU; the Gu .-rency to si5,O00,OOo.
The Ma: edvRs,1H, with the naval cadets has re-
turned from the European cr,lisc--al well.
Tho Heroids Washington dispatch says son
the subject or the effect oil The amnesty the Cabinet
ia said to be unit" III the discussion Of tho Am
nesty Proclamation. the Cabinet agreed that lis
legal cfsc, would be 10 relieve cxcllded whites
from disability, NJ to the exercise Of the right Of
suffrage
An Omaha dispatch says SHERMAN had advi-
ces from Fort Laramie stating that tho hostile
Indians will not meet tho Commissioners at the
time spccide1. They expect trap. and will send
runners to hear whht lthc Commissioners have TO
say, and if satisfied will then mee! thenl."
The Secretary of War to-day issued the piesi.
dents proclamation inT The information ol alt con,
cevned.
The Dubuque uowa) Herald, III speaking of the
election in Montana, saws "In Montana, JAMES
n KavaSAnuH ia s,id Ia have been handsomely
elected to Congress. Old Ben BUTLER will proba-
by movo his expulsion. NATASAUoH slapped tho
brutes face al The Charleston Convention. aud
told him thai he was dirty dog
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Yellow Fever nj GuItesion.

GALrEsToN, September 13.--The intcrmenta in
this city since Wednesday amount to twenty
Mrs. General POLE, wife Of the chief 4uartcrrnas
Ter died yesterday. ELIAS SsEITn, Agent Of the
Associated Press is down With the fever. Onl;
eight dcaths today frnIn ile feyer
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EroEn Ifichmonii.

RIcHaroSn. September Ia,---ToHS CAsKTE, presi-
dent Of the Tobacco Exchange. died hero to-day.
General scHoFIEID's oIhcr for State elections,
which was to have been issued to-day, il delayed
in view Of The Washington telegram relative to n
simultaneous election oh the first Monday i'll No
ysmber
The revenue tas collected io,' The month of An
gust in tha district s over hall million Of dol
lars. Tho amount Ct tobacco vas one and 4
quarter million porl1ris.
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REdIsrRKTIoE.-Wo have received the following
return from tho Third Repatriation Precinct

II Ia the rule with Tho Boston banks 10 pay no
checks Mt the counter unless the person present
ing the same Is known TO the teller. check was
presented at the counter OF q Boston bank the
other day, on tho back Of which was dcscrip-
tion Of tho "person presenting the sane," as tol-
lows VIE. "SIty years old, gray hair. blue
brclla" Suffice it to say, the check was paid and
no Questions asked.
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Tho Richmond Dispatch of the IIth inst. states
tnat Messrs Davenport Co. sold yesterday in front
or Mcssrs. Turtly & Co.'S, head of tho iloct thn
entire cargo Of the ship Dgelow, direct from Liver
pool. The cargo consisted of $500 sacks fine salt,
700 sncEs Ct ground alum salt, 100 half chests run
powder and black teas, 10 ticrcrs quarts and n
casks pints OF London porter Tho ontilc cargo
was disposed OF at tho following prices
Fine salt, AIarshalPs brand, S3 O7s to :. 10;
81 90 per dozen; alc in cascs, So i5; gunpnwder
teas, C2h Ia S7l per pnund; blaci. teas, So 10
80 cents. The terms were thirty days. large
The ,lnInard for salt in active
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S HIP G,

htt"1"S AID CHAEihEsTON sPEaMsIIis.
LINE.
tSr-, = IHE MEM Al STEAMSHIP GEORaE
IT, UPTON. RirH Commander is noH
"tSEH .hil running regularly hetween Boston and
- ~ iiifeston leaving each port alternately
'i|- from the interior 81 Gcofaa. south Carolina and
"hrr "ins rih-iBnrl Ia nIJ care will bs forwarded
f. NJ commission u linGiun nil points North uuu
-i-i roc freight or passage" hs,iug excellent state
iohhh accommodations. apply 10
WILLIAM ROACH, Agent.
op -..ihtu f1s~i.a ~. thil,sliho September 10
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R1-ukiiiAA HOUSE CHAPEL TIE REV.
LCCiuS cUiuBEll. ~ tho Citadel Sluar, Baptist
Church. will perform Divine Service liz this Chap. z,
H"Tro," Aiier'oon, 10Th inst, At hlipa,t o'cIog,
Sepiembcrl Ii
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BosTos, September 1a.-Thc Biue Tiiii Bank, AZ
Dorchester, has haen lobbed Of .52.0OO, mostly
special deposits.
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Scl'iriiii.cF ~
10 CHIEF oUARrEEMAsrEWs OFFICE

10" CHIEF ptARTEEMASTERS OFFICE.
Hh'.hNp MILITARY bihTRIii. NORTH AND SOUTH
'AG'hl"A. ''HtRIfSfoN. y q. AUGUST IT. 1867 =.
'iAlfb PROPOSALS., vail l.. received n, His o,t,.
untl u O'Clock NJ q" vn-j.,. IL. L~v os Sor,.r,
her, 1867. Al whih i,e lha Will lie opened for ihe pur-
'hass "i III: i'.io~tu;. property. S,S
Wr''E "l -'eaucr BOSTON. an AsIepoo River.
"r1'L "l ''rsm;r dE''. WARRINGTON. iu CaoIaw
RNrr
wr'r'E "' atvamer CHAsStrI. 10 S.mlI Crs.l
Wr.'L "i steamer ktSIi,LpH In Charlcntun Hatbor
"r''h II "tcan,rr ElIwaN. IN Charleston Hurior.
hd'l"ts will 'iai,' lii. iI,,,r G,,PftlFs Inlet.
m "'''Es VIII .' Sold s'PsatcIy and to tbs htshs.l
bidder. hhir"'i "'l'h lid he dec;lri unreasonable.
ft"l"'ai' n't> IT, a,I1r-srl III the Undersigned aud
market Proposals for prnhasc Of wrecks"
Il. u. TYLER,
irN-l Major urnrral. Gkiet Qusrterulsst-r
H"rnty QnaIt-rinIsier(iencral, II. \ A.
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i1r0T. New York,
From HoatoI

New YoaE, September la.-ArriTed, the Europe,
nth the RIsT0R1 troupe
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.H'o" '!'''"o'h' ION St.' Al hliipait o'cloG'.
-%n orseHoEt !,
gg'THE REV. l.. SINCLAIR BIRD WILL
rIesrh d. v. Ts. Mor..r, Hoyxiny and S;,I. =, III.
| GouIre yuiou.i Church Mount pl.I,au,
| September II
sa- TJIE sr,.r, ,,, ,.,,,,.r,, ,,.,,,, 49,,
p,RI ISGTnr nI.ru,cr -. ,.,,,,,.,. =, -. 49,
w,rDs ,,,,,,,,,.r r :. ,,,,r.. m w. ~
JAMES p wIrsnv ,SD oTurns M, ,n,, ~. -.
JUNCTION arcoI,xI. Avn nrI,r,, =. ~n i>,
that thc CREDITORS q, TIOM,sr = HOW'LL ,,o.n.-,1
be cioncd from proceeding to recoycr their claims al
law against the complainant. and thai they ,o prove All
establish their demands against the said uowLr before
tue Commissioner Of this Court before the frs, ay
nf December next. nid IN default thereof that they be-
barrea the bcrenl Of auy decree 70 he pronounced
herein.
The above Is rrir copy the orig order made
III inc above stated clsr, l2ti February, lsf7.
a. /. EDWARDS C. L. DD
Commissioners orce, Darlington e. H.. Feb p. 1851
February % sil
Bf- THE S1r1rF op eoIITJI r,poIIS,
p,RT tHcTox DIsruIc,, ~ rn,,r,,. - ,..t':.,
AND n t,unr ,,,i.,,, ,,,,,,,,
n.coT -, Tu4, rr,u. >r cnr,,,-r,,, @ @ - "
S. HACOI-IIpon hcnripu f,,. ,,I,, lin, =, ,,; :,
H. OH ,uoii,,u pr " " uAnIIrt. ,,n,,,.;.,,. 80
tor ordered that all and s,p.n,ar m. crc,nr az ,,
Peter g. Baco,. COMMITMENTS Iu,es,s,e hs rsou,r,,
to alr anl prove their respcrtir, nanIs am, ,oh, T.,
Hr'psnts and otherwise aains' the said intesla,. br.
arst day Of Noreinhrr nsI ih7 iri b. or brurc lie
they hc drbsrrrt frnn tho hcucnt any decree b.
ihatin tirr',u und tlat the COMMISSIONER 81 this Court
do slSer1r this urlrr Inun the Darlington
Smthrrnrr AMI the Charleston DIiiy NtiUs until lhe
said Brst day of November ue>t.
The above Ia true copy from the original order s.
In tile above rase lah OF February. lsd7.
a. +. EDWARDS. e. +. DID
Commissioners olhce Darlington G. H.. February a.
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.'AlaH. Poor countryi

Almost afraid to knUw itpelfl II cannot
ne raliei our mother but onr gtare whpr, nolriuy
hut who knows nuthlng, is uIwc sueu to s,njl,.
Where slRa and Rroins. md ahrleks that rent the mir
ARC inaur, not marked where violent sorruw seems
\ modern Ccaiacy: The deal mans knoll
Is there hcare assd for who aud good mems iiyrs
LAplre hsiarc the lowers In their caps
Dying. or Crr they s;ckeu'
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DESCRIPTION OF cur SoIru Tho following nr-
cnIate deacriptionot the condition of the South.
and the feelings ard circumstances of its people,
was written by ono Mr.. William Shakespeare, aomc
hundreds Of years ago. MIR. S. waa speaking Of
scotland, under the henign lule of the "1reat
Co'nmonei" Macbal, whose friends claim that he
administered 'the peat government tho worl
ever SAW hut he evidently looked far into the iu-
tllfe, aud he'd the 'so-cned" in his prophetic
tunds tNe {:
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S SPECIAL NOTICES

| 80 NOT1tE.-SUTlcE Is UEREBy Gtyry
tia, application will lc niar before rhIet Iu.,ic mss,
Rs ut Chambers. on the 18th Of S"vemiar u.,t ir IN,
| Incorporation oi THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY A.
! S0CIaTTOS IN HnTTII GtEOLINA," t,. .,,,.,, =,
"h"h I" IN ",faliHfi Snn,i loI r,r ...,r.,I her
-'u- will capital -r 81 .n, ,lu,r.i .I.,,r, ,u
'i" privilege ' M r"l-,nS tn" taIn-. hy rIi,.,.., .,
Otherwise |" the Inn nf :ii,y ihrsIid dollar. u. ,,r
iOr" being I" educate tea her, 10. sclooi, IN So
lima :, sr,,,,,,
Ea- CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL.
ROAD EoNDs AND COUPONS u, ,ircir, ot IA. cour,
"i Equiv "n "cth al January last va, int. az, an,
'ler.i. THAT tue siii Trustees I-,A W Ir,yNr Ep
wAnn sIbEISu. aIiL JrHS T. C,grw a., crlla i'll, rf,-
'eri Z" call hy public advertisement IA one ct n.n,
newspapers IN itt- Slate ami r,srw lrr up u, nil r,.o-
l'ollin. Bond. ami cnnl,s Ut Ia,nI, secured ,y lin.
first Mortgage. Ia present AMI prove their ,c uils ,,r
r pei"r" 'hr hrSi Juy next. his order having l.y,,
complied with. no Bonds Coupon. not hillcr,, rr,
sentcd viii hr received. AMI parties WIN have Il,
presented bonds AMI Coupons. ,cr,Lpa i>a-4py H. ,,
," IN a""ds I" Ia. Trustees. hereby lutfrd that nm,
less they are brought forward on or before TIL. n, DIV
Of September. they will not be received.
5Hs II; "a sEHHiS;:; i %iS@w Trustees.
ael'it iuLtr :: IN, :,
HD-FlNAl. NUfiCE.--ALL PERSONS HAy-
ma claims against the Essls OF HENRY MUSHROOM
late o Charleston. s:ccrased. will pre- ,at t,ep, ly Al,
tested, 10 the undersigned Man. n, nm,
.iainS against TIE Estate. formerly presented having
uceu lost DURING tho war p,rt;.s hnyn.. ,L, -,
qii.na - lies.nt thHu q. ,iI p.o,,etIy sl,e.,.,
w.Ai.SioN PRlNGII.
Administrator q, HENRY Ail,suuuS
September II -
rs. ,,,uISIspp ,,,u. x,,,i<,r
SONS bayip, tc,,,nI. a,,, a., -, -, "
JAMES rIrHPATElcK. will present i,e san,p prop.ri,
atesr,I; suL all uers,ns iu,.i,,I y, ,,, ,,, ,,, ,;,
,,,l. ,,,,,,., =, -. -, -' " ~ ~ ~ y" ~ '''
'tr''ad sirr" MICHAEL. SrArST0N.
a,-NIRS WISsI pW = sp,rriiIxn g ,tt.,s,p,iS nan.
C,b;Ii r,, T,..tI,;nr ,,,,,,, ,,,I;,.,.. ,,., :, h,
Ing. by sosl,pin ,br r,,,,. r.rn.;, ~,
will aIIsy All, r,tx auJ .u,smoIi. .,;, .ni . ,,Tu,
r0 RIoIIl. XTr THE HuwEIs ,.,,.,, ,,,,,, :, .n'
era II will py. r..t 4, y,nr.I. ,,I M, ,r, ,>I,
HEA til TO YOUR INFANTS
W.. baye a ,,,I M, n,,l .o,i ,,.,. .,,,t
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All Of our Greenwood friends ma; mol be actu.
rateY posted on The statistics of their town. Fol
their information we give the following census
compiled by two worthy citizens Of the place
Rnnninfi1,n Sclalnnlhnl. 1861
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Tho difference in mortality between tho Two
races is striking. The only white person deceaa-
cd in that period was tho child Of nonresident,
which died the day after birth. Of the nineteen
deaths among tho blacks, four were grown per-
sons, and fifteen were children. Thcro il no doubt
that The Same disparity in the number Of deaths
OF whites and negroes crists in almost every COM
inunity in the South and in cities and larger towns
tho difference il still moro apparent.
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late oi Charleston. ecraaed. will prs.a,t tien iuiy IL
tested, TO the Undersigned aIany OF the sco,ru,s and
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