Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-09

ENTERPRISE PROGRESS h Co.
March 20, 1869.
The Population of the Globe.
Thore are on tho globe about 12ss, ooo, 900
of souls, Of which /
$685. $685. , ,SSS go, ,SS3Ial(D ssss'
100, 900 arc of thSs1Fthiopian race.
l~76,000,000 are Of tho Malay race.
100000 are of tho Indo AmoricA 81 race.
There aro 3G42 languages spoken, and
1000 different religious.
The yearly mortality of tho globo is $780,
333,333 persons. This is at tho rate of OIL
554 por day, $3.50 per hour 90 per minute.
So each pulsation Of our heart marks the
deoease of some human creature.
Tho average Of hnman lifo is 33 years.
Ono fourth of tho population dies at or be-
fore the age of 7 years.
One half at or before II years.
Among 10000 persons ono arrives at the
ago of 100 years, ono in 500 attains the age
of 80, aud ono in LOO year. lives to the age
Of 60.
Married men live longer than siugle ones.
La 1000 pcrsone IS marry, and more mar
riagcs OCCUR in Juno and Deoomber than in
a{aaXaNtAeg months of the year.
$Sassighth, of the whole population is
RSS$1 fUfeasfohs exercise a great influence on
longevity. In 1000 individuals who arrive
at the age of 70 years, ~ are priests, orators,
or public speakers; 40 arc agriculturists, 33
are workmen, 80 soldiers or military employ
ces, 20 advocates or engineers, 81 professors,
and "a doctors. Those who devote their
lives to the %prolopgation Of that Of others die
the soonest.
r There are 334, 900, 900 Christians.
There arc 5000, 900 Israelites.
There are &C, 900 Asiatio religious.
There are l60, 200, 900 Mohammodans.
There are 200, 900, 900 Pagans.
In the Christian Churches;
170,000,0 900 profess the Roman Catholic.
$4,000, 900 profess the Greek faith.
10000, 900 profess tho Protestant.
THE "Now York World" says; "The rad
ical papers on all sides are beginning to open-
ly express their dissatisfaction with Grant
and his appointments. The grumblers give
place to growls. The composition of tho
Cabinet is declared to be largely based upon
the subscription lists. The Nation permits q
correspondent to say that the nomination Of
Mr.. Stewart the day after he had presented
Gen. Grant with q check for 865, 1000, for
house given to him by q number ef gentle.
mon, Of whom Mr.. Stewart was one, was very
m~alap,opos; and the appointment Of Mr..
Borie, who subscribed to the purchase Of a
house for Gen. Grant 10 Philadelphia, is open
to similar comment Editorially, the "Na.
ton condemns the appointment Of Boutwell,.
The "Springfeld (M~assachusetts)' Republi-
CAM declares thatthe appointments are made
in a manner which does not strengthen tho
new administration in the hearts of the PEG,
pie, " 20 'care very little about Gen. Grants
relatives aud personal friends, but q great
doal about tho selection Of good men for the
offices great and SMALL The editor of the
"Rcpublican," ~by-the.by, is known to be
warmly devoted to Schuyler Colfax, who has
not been fortunate in getting his personal
friends, Dcfrees, for instance, into Office,
But this general dissatisfaction with Grant,
looks as if tho man on horseback had sud
denly become something such an object Of ter
ror to the radicals as Commentators is made
to appear to Don Giovanni"
PENDLEroN FAoroRY.--We had tho pleas,
ure during the present weok, Of making q
flying visit to this a~ourishiug factory, nea,
Pendleton village, aud receiving the polite
attention Of the gentlemauly proprietors, Mr.
Perry aud Capt. Roberts. We were shows
through tho entira, establishment, and hat
tho. qualification of witnessing the manufao
turing In Its various stages. The uachiner,
is Of The newest aud most improved, desorip
tisu, making the best fabrics with the loaa
expenditure Of labor. They ran two,thou
sand apindlss, aud the profits for one yea
were sach as to enable the propriotors II
double tho ospaoity Of the establishment
We would DO glad to see tho day whom oul
District will boast Of a factory 70 profitable Il
i a. go SE.s 40. .lHn~SAs.t 49, ..f,