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ABBOrT-yAH DUsBN-On we3nesday, o. 49, isT n he fe1
LsIs l. Abbott OfChcEo ILL.,. to hlls Gnos Wan Dassa <SsN
PhAdclphls and Chicago papers pleas. copy
THe'dsS Oct 4 By tAe Re-, Dr. Rep.
Of the lals Thonn Andrews, all Of tAh dty. ,.,G
BLAcKvRIR-Or "Wednesday, Oct 49, the ohureh of NE HdJ
C:sHuni'V y Ss Re-. Ls.,s'cs vi: D :Ssst ss'I
10 S a. s w @ Az. H. sss " S
Js.Ps. AsDoa' daughter O the Late EdmHnd fsus h
FREELAND-wALkKR-o Wednesday Oct a. Mtbe t,s1eoes
,asS Ss siSS ' = co.,. s E:, Dr. Ass.9 4 %
Waller ssq., all Of this city. 81. l
HALsErsssRANOa wedas.dy ish last. By the Rev s.~u,l
c. A Heraa, sq, al Of die siy
HoYT-wILp-At PeaaAssvlle wssteAes..r Ca EE w.dr
p l. Hon. q. Z aoy, !" aiss Eis. n y WA %
Boston papers please copy.
HUaHEs-IsGERsoLIn Gresupsiat re@sea
rdss .iher BY Nj MeEeEsy Geo H. HASh~ Of RuIasai
Park j. 70 GsOh youngest daughter d p u inEsreh ss
KRONHRIM- wsas.sa.y Oot T. by The Rsr H. l.
ps a. ~ a sD'Gsss lS CA12A %f'. s;rss.' rsd, So.
OfJanss L johnson, esa, Of Sss Bhsh"D, IL
NcHARG-DRIGGsAtD Dover Pl.a' T. The lse int h Rev
E s9 y %a Is, assn5 s n s:..'' S. c' " h'
sRHEY-KRLLRT-0n Wednesday, ost ls sa 81 PssF' T. T.
GhureA b Rey Joh9 Beach as'ted seT Syrs Es Rses'
sEwARD-BRowSos WEDNESDAY, 0s. 49, At d. so.Sross q -
dIGshtr Of cSiass D. Brown, n D., al Of th' aT.
vEGIARD-HUDsoS-on Oct H. lsn, In Bridgeport, kJ Rey.
Olympia Brown pastor Of he Frs UnirsaiIs cAarcb f~s'T
Vsgi.d Of Buffalo T. and Lillian HasOn Of Bridge Or.
To ns Editor Of TA> NJ p TfsuA@
SIR: My name appears among the marriage NOTICES
ruary By the RI BsAop McCloss PeE Alcca LSai
state ia. u: .C'e '''r'u' S1aas1 e 3; fA
AH Notices Of Marriages must be tadOrsed sith Jsi
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TASiAiANY TACTICS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
THE DEMOCRATS ATTEMPT TO RETAIN CONTROL
OF THE SENATE.

OF THE SENATE.
The Democratic return judges of the XIXth
Senate District FraDklin and Cumberland COuntes)
fuse TO give certificate Of election to ]. NJ Weakey
who chosen to the State Senate by majority OF no
less than votes the ground that his election
by bribery The action of the judges has every
appearance Of being part Of conspiracy to retain the
organization Of the Senate In Democratic hands.
The Republicans have, by the election Of Mr..
weakey In district hitherto strongly Democratic,
majority Of one, but the Democrats have the Speaker
who holds over and according to the custom for several
years past presides until Speaker is elected.
OF course Mr.. Weakeley be excluded, 1t leaves
the Senate ted The hmsy nature Of the evidence upon
which judges pretend to justify their action
will be seen from tho following affidavit, which is the
sole basis upon which they have proceeded
Personally appeared before me- Clerk OF the Court in
and for the County Of Cumberland, State Of Pennsy
being duly according to law, depOseth and saith
that Tuesday, the llth day Of October 1871 he was,
after the hour Of 10 O'clock almost constantly In attend
snoe ON the election poll Of shppensburg election dis
trct and while oonyersng with voter the said voter
was approached In his hearing. and informed that he
could have for his vote that, short time after, the
same party to said voter and remarked to him,
"This iS mere matter Of dollars and cents; do you
want the money ~ words to efect and depoDent
firmly believes this VOTE well mapy others at that
poll Influenced by bribery and corruption, and fur
ther sairh not
nth October, 1871
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diae resignation He is Of the cAss fear Of whom
= is s.id thst Toy do and none rc,sn" Ine Pred.
man than Murphy could be found who combined With
executive ability the Same political strength and who
could unite the Republican party State, he would
remove Mr. Murphy and appoint that other nan There
are many such men, and trst that tho President viii
SOON have the sagaolty TO discover ono OF them.
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GOLD DISCOVERIES IN THE RED RIVER COUNTRY.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 19.-Gen. Lemon ar
rived from Fort Garry last evening and reports intense
excitement prevailing at Winnepeg on account OF the
recent gold discoveries Lake shebondawin- Speed
mems OF dust nugge and quartz have been brought to
Winnepeg Hundreds are rushing to the new goidhnds
Lake shebondawin short distance from Silver Inlet
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THE COST OF STREET CLEANING.

The Street Cleaning Commissioners met in
the Mayors rooms p. M, yesterday Mayor Hall in
Aho Chair Deputy Controller Green, Recorder Haokett
and tho Corporation Counsel we're present. John L.
Brovns bill Of SI2Os Is for cleaning streets from Sept
a to oct M was presented and referred o the Controller
To report upon next Monday, at p. III. Adjourned
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

YANcEBoRo, Me-, Oct. 1.-Two trains Of
seven cars each containing the Presidential party, ar
rived here at II O'clock from Bangor The party was
received with o Presidential salute. similar party
from St. John, N. b., also arrived. The opening Of
the European end North American Railway on the part
Of the Company, was celebrated With hnposng oere-
rn0n
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THE WEATHER.
VAR DEPARTMENT,

uyYIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OyTIcEa,
WASHINGTON. oct. 1s p. N. J
Syuopns Of ne past t0enty(ouT hovTG a,
The highest barometer has moved south :
east into the southern and Guf States An area Of very
low pressure has advanced rapidly so1theasIwassS s
through Canada, and Is now near Lake Ontsrlo, WIN
The Temperature has risen north Of tho Ohio and mas
prevailed except In New-York and New England, and
coudness and brisk nOrtheasterly winds In Southern
Florida.
Pro6abiRHes
Tho low pressure viii probably move over Moved
gland tonight with brisk winds and but little GOndi.
Lakes and pleasant weather continue on Friday very
generally east Of the Rocky Mountains.
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ana rrsunds 10 psrtss on sospasats bcdss 20 oozSre
cations no longer In aOeoEdapeo With the doetls, ds
cipns, worship Of The Protestant ERiseopt Ceufeh
ChicaRo. Adjourned, .. .. ...ty !
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. There was g. rror in our notice yesterday
Of the sale Of bO\,s the Philharmonic concert The
4RrOscenim bOxt- sold at the Presidents office OIL
aud sfeE EOyeinD 70; other boxes viii he putup at
lection IA the "a tang w.! Music Ou November IL. ut
O'clock In the afcrLCGa.
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THE PROSPECT PARK FALL TR0TTING MEETING
THIRD DAY.
There was an improved attendance at the
Prospect yesterday, but the cold weather
exerted preudicial influence the number of Vistors
The in both races Idol Girl being the fret
choice in the pools the rs and Joe Hooker in the
second.
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Bishop e. Reia,
JEwnLhRs AHD SiLvnRsaTrHa,
UAdeT Fffth.Avenae HsAui.

EmE wInerr Eveplnss! 80 BIIrAsD TAsrsi Psh -
Cues Aaa BanEl ouIck Rubber Cushonsf DbgrAn free
ABBOT NICHOLS. 30 LbetiSt HsvYaL
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM oHARLRsTos-Ia steamship Chanpea, Oct DLAfoaO'
TIf.Ass Bspsts Aeru, As RAs' Mr. CAmAsds he0s''n
andko daak
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Ma'ory for Carpenter by above returns and estimates
a7,70l.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The contest between the friends of the sew
era aspants United States 6enatorship appears
to have cost the Republicans some members OF tho Legs
lature On the other hand the Republicans gain repre-
sentative from Dubuque County and two from Jackson
The IoWa State Re1fSter says:
"The reports from the Legislative Districts grow no
better rapidly The indications that the Democrats
have gained 10 members and that some four or ye
and Davis Counties, the Democrats gain in each a
senator and 6 SHd o6dRts they
a'Ot gain one representatives, Muscatine, Clinton Web
steT Chckasaw, Bremsr' Monroe; Des Es0bi
cans are elected as follows; For Senator in
Boone and story District and ior he2reSen@spSS anS
one each in Counties OF POwesheik, clark, ana
Henry This Democratic increase and the election OF
Independent Rcpublioans, will reduce the number , GI
S6 So much for local feuds getting the better Of party
principle and the unnatural heat OF the senatorial Sre
being fed with the very life Of the party"
letter from Burlington, Des MOines County, TO The
State Register. contains the following:
"Not having any Republican organ In this county as
part of the political history of the day send you
Ian in this county yesterday. 1t is headed True Re-
publican ticket and contains the names OF taS
Tbs TaSh ticket SIs Sas mos. Sa
Of Of HRa me
S ar S
isatve caucus they would elect Democrats who could
have voice at all ther At this writing the hepueh-
can Legislative ticket is probably defeated. while all the
other candidates are elected by large majorities"
The present Legislature, which was elected In 1852
consists of Republicans and Democrats In tho Senate
and SO Republicans and IA Democrats In the House. The
Legislature which has just been chosen will have one
Senator less and Representative moro than the as
one The Senate will be composed of Al Republicans
Independent Republican, and Democrats, the latter
numbering the same last session. Tie House VIII have
80 Rcpublicaus-tbrec four Of them eDendents-
and 2l Democrats, Democratic gain OF seven over Las
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MARRIED.

Wedding and YLstisK Cards. Initial ssapag ESts PsDS
VIZ RrGRDs SEES lG FuUToHss ozs DDSoa cHsBaa
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HaadGAarter, for Single WaltAass Watches
FrLLHR 4 Co. % Bonaa, hsR-YRk
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go ssasf 7 ,tEeASts2t 4-tsI
pssaiaE Psrsas< q -, hasd WslsF. fsSss1, O.
Sesegeine WtTeAsa. W yn6e<voer, neAAsxl
yysa uJd, hs1a1laS ferh L4gyu1ksetssA
: SssY kseaoel kh1t ae5Sota, kaa4sa 80
tsJpL LksssouL - o. % u JOsAAaa Ca neasaI IN TX
T. Drsvt, Pfsvdssea . d ROssoass PssV1sses
bTwhssg sss,a.se. .. sissss' sS:s. @ c. ,'r
fssskAa Bs, Pssvtts>ss BaTssssa PsSvtzsssa ,sl ,j
Afse, Rrevt4eaee sensIss bsize.a Prs,tEs,e. ~
bheaasa ffsssssasa rg4 Cssrs 0ssts Rsss..rs = e.,
Hosn sr rseiee, frvyfdsuee J. n Bsyss fSsv1sKss ~
RsagM. rffresesA -Y' Lay A6saa, Hsv-nassA 8.
, nnhi1ss1,sei Heufharsn, Storm, Mss.naysn.
-, ss.naseA ". U Ateet1s, nyW0espA
Ssea pteeAA hss'hasea Wilksn Wed Ess Hayea.
Eair WiBd New Bedford -. IN -.
Zoe, Prevdeses .'',
' DoMysrYc p0s1I i.. -I ..r. .s
bosroE Oea tebelox kst Jo.spa.s nm Bps.ss a,yrs
vo,s Gs.isSTGs a., C. , oet is.Avd ~ NsE s A
hns Tor NesIork sp LAdy Dzsrs Rsvssi, - Esss.
Rogefs for New York Mssevsy. fOf fevees nsssA e
GoOrgstOvn, s. q. .'-.r ' .'F .'.I' II : f.-''T
FOREIGN PORTS, .., >, ,t..
QuskSsrowx. Oct 9-The NsHoas Lns aesa<S sp.is Cs,i
oO~, nom Nss York Oct l. Tor Liverpool pssbsl Ass ~ as
rs Cansd .sa.mshl, TpOiI capl Esuooara nva nsfss
Oct SS LATsspoOI tOashod hare ta nssag, sd Vfoesst
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nI1rrnoRR uyr srocK nARkEr-ocr. -

Cattle quiet, 1.ry bes. on sale oaay - l0Ss 81 fi quality
- lst - s7t nedan - III nten9f and Ordinary ~
as 1l supply nOssj roesps sn bead Sheep doll for ndan
demand for better ades fair goed 0to a good 70 exa
o. $50 as S0i receipts, ,11l had
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

Majority Carpenter by above returns and estimates
s7,7Ol,
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the paper and III ind you Lady
fricad" Enough said. 4 lady friend
for ff,y cents is dirt cdeap, even in
these tisht times; and spooney. hands
owe, the a5,npiaster in jus % time at
% the na40er TO which
his 81 nlnf9ends had ,'iroc ed him, aud
Gois there u1 such oomuodi'y % he had
-oogh o. lie e~c'aiua Sold !" and
rs'ires 10 Il gust Ttuwo,y comes to
as fr3m one who cain, 60 DO one Of
many Victims f i. is rue, there is
only on ra' about the sy-.en Of the
% aaa s--.iz that they ouetr % cbsrge
Diec'.
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81. uuner seot on Efmafr Doc,ors.

So UWfter Seoft on FeniGfc DoctOrs.
The GREAT novelist gives in "Tvenhoeo
a notable example Of the propriety Of
women serving ia medical Institutions
Reaecca lost no time in causing the
patient 70 be transported to their ter
porory dwelling aud proceeded with her
own hands to examine and to bind up
his wounds. The young reader of -
man and romantic ballads ust rocol-
lect how often the females, darue he
dark aces, as they are called were mi.
tiaeA into the mysteries Of surgery.
I Jews, both male and nalo,nos
sess.d j practicad the mc3ieal science
IN ri. Ia branche,.
The heautiful Hobccca he'd been he'd
fully aght up ia AL ne kaawI dey
proper ,t her nation, which hrr art and
po1 mind hd retain d uauged
and rged in taa cours- o. rovre-S
b a'r years, her sex. ano e.W .ae
age Nhich she lived Tue attendant
pro ... 1 70 uncoeer gvan'ees .3c,eul
the Iog.iy Jewess sati-f q i.r..lf that
tho 4ge was in rs ria5 ind the
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marked distinctly by the custom,hoqse
wcigher, by scoring his figures indeiibly
on each package, provided that all syrup
or sugar-cano juice, melado, concontrat-
ed molassoss, entered under the name Of
nolssses, shall Be forfeited to the Uuit-
ed States"
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=. saasa.ts.a 49,. -. -
close - tho calm suriacc of the river,
and listened They rang out heir hymn |
and ccqsed---ani be- still lay motiouless
in MS painful POS urc. HIS companion
spoke TO him, be he gave no answer
his spirit bad followed the last SOUND o
the vesper chime.
There is something exceedingly im.
pressigo ia tbo br 9ing in Of church
bells 10 the stiffness, Of the Siboath -
] doubt whether iris not moe So '' tb
heart u popuoa. city than anywhere
else Iao psescuoy OF any ,ieg.e, strong
feehug, in tbe mi3ss Of rr.at e.oo...
has something a awfulues4 n /, which
exceeds e.an tae npressicena,> ai na
lures araanl s- >4obalh / ku tee
.bjnas more lump Ing thao 10 a.., ,Le
rs.. VI 4y oaoa the ,od q. fas
carly b'gjnng eve d.sr,
cd J. el,,td a,u ,as II III
places OF ferae, rhe dec-a uaet
Of tao a.us a., NIGER aud over all,
the JIG 49, ya-. own bas.n b.. d,
fear 81 500 s urooIine r,a .re
sba5 ave, .atlud 'ssa. ..a-s
woo a at. 10 Their
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From Scribner's Monthly.
TEsE FIRST 8.sEE 0O.ss' g'2 fsYGE.

= - 'N go Is
ficently performed By The intrepid
Rollers, who had zcalously taken up the
subject o. aerostatioa from tho earliest
announcement Of Moutgolfars success,
and the Marquis d'Arlandes. 2 fus gen
tleman Of the Court, who wrote am IN
tercsting account Of the perilous and au.
preeedoutod trip. The balloon of tue
Marquis, wdich a3s inflated visa heated
ar and not with hydrogen gas, lar *
cegdei oar mod ID balloons ia magnih
ceuc- u decoration and eieQaa Of
equipment and nuat nave presented
splendid appearance as il rose ABOVE the
Jeap.as and Columns Of Paris ia the
ioYeil Octou.- saasat it maze he en-
Tire o..'ait Of ..~ c-pital, passing over
tha 09llayocda SEQ lowering always Ia
%. Che Cow 3l wonder
loe" p-tfia. ayv fairy .u.oXic~,.i
~ ~ 5r.I..aa spectacle I4.se we're
go, l.aJ .u4ral is course Nith other
t.eta-s haa ~ .ie! ouriost3 or ua-
reasoning delight. Among the faees
.,.as- up3.r- as Sky sgJgy Paris
90 taa1 2tst D Oato6ey, 1888, v,s
--ja4.o rsusaas.
H.ao..orHas4 10. many months III
F-..r.. 81, s,7. ia, a.,.o-o, or,-.,.ti..lo! ,,
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B.lafc are tie Iouae .2Fea.

"plec'.
a~lafc ace tie Iopas Nut.
T1tsag.9 curious facts noticeable in
tie Eastern states, to which occasioDel
olasion ,s mede in conversation and the
cw.papels--iac facts which illustrate rhe
s,4.c.tJ (. young men Of a certain class.
,teyey saionabie fanmor resort, the
small mu1.r Of young men and the
comparative. plsu;iiulue4s OF young wo.
mao ere matters Of oo'orjoty II there
s.aa0 happen to be, ia such gathering
us tiis n % dozen soung men, Of ua-
zteptioaa, bio position TO siA tmts shat.
number ing women in a cores.
aairg ne. ion, the th.ty.six women
said account themselves peculiarly tor
uuate. ii a hotel chop, one will see
hale tb. a with partners Of their Own
-e The dies of travelling party in
t.atoPo are as rule, ia an oFef"beim
}oaE The taet psauz are
rec - p. pubic p'.e.s is one wa"
ei t4- u gome. o the Easta-a
are painfully ..tl'ae There
a'a, ID ro.so.7 's otre4 tor
ois2r. e'r''on OF lae Tes III such
.o-la PRESSURE q Nor. or Of stud,
upon ine uen' al d period Of nie when
,-e.f yim4 not who's a. Their dispo
being aa pr!nc'pes one.
II # w.. only ii ese resorts for
v,nmer rse,ao.iou taa ,aaar men are
scarce. i've sc. would moi 5r uotewortb,
.ca...r TLey ought 60 have some
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inc, as she ever was, with the exception
Of paleness and weakness, which were
the natural result of doing without food
or water for so long a period.
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Af-l L tgLAg . - 49,
IS Of the poor will get rich and there
az to-day, drudging in Offices and
countingrooms, and store-houses, and
machinc-shops, and printing establish.
ments, the men who, in twenty-five
years, viii control the nation socially,
politically, AMI financially. EveH man
OF them means to be married they will
as rule, make excellent husbands /;
they are all at work trying to win sue.
cess Thy are men who would be
easily improved by recognition, and by
bringine tem into good, intelligent
society So hey are as little noticed as
If they W. So many dogs. Yrlaou3
young men fiona the country 60 into tho
city and live for many years without
any society. m8 are regarded bv the
fashionable young women with in3:Ger
cuce or contempt; but those Young
men howe p hold upon tla future and
when the. success ID won, iu whatever
field o. .H.sa i. may b., the fash
.ouabIo a.l j.. Glad to claim them as
ho.oHsnr % tboi, own number We
regret .ta- MS q rn'e. t's rnna
maa VII rNa om position h been
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Flg hes. -aa-,. .
AIS - ,ais Wot
Dig 50 a..e ..piafa a
gu Us "a sse. bitterness sp3 ua
=? i-we h'i.eefa 1'n'shiy Le
So mus. te-...a .ba. Icy hagea m5rsi-
f. aud tea ss.aa o our vaywasl
Gus. T. .oee whscevith We 49,,
tbsa is me h.al sac most utterly pure
B d INV IDLY oil which human expert
oaee 4. q ale, and re INST hope that
very ooe ~ao GOES from us % che
worn ot iIgb', goss holding an Invisible
chaio Of love BY which to draw us here.
Hrs. Store, IN sly Wyc and H.
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.NyAs>rsD l1e SUB
scaaa "A pie Of bis
"4 .uea " s,y aaa
ba-.a. Las bee
w,r, s.. .Iltu ne CO ol .sa
spom. 100 Thor I'd Frs ~
ecaaa' fair erea asf.
r4lo enc linn uael
who. a5out In stores aae
Office see feaer for taa fuy."
they ny, OF y fi'y osats. ga.
haze ~ family . rqsponds spoouey, who
does II anow tn. me ony hope for him
is keeping bis mouth smut. ~
family Taen take it for your lady
fr end, " they answer, But | have n
lady fricn grios toe lively youu-
man. Then (y,,y so'Jy) you take
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-20
Too Tough.

Haf-weeping and half-swearing, the 20
lumbia Union declares that as much "out'
"rage and persecution " are now carried
on in Spartanburg as there has been at any
time during the past six months. On the
other side we have the published statement
OF twenty-five citizens OF Spartanburg Coun-
ty, Including the members OF the State Leg
islature, the United States commissioner
and the United States assessor, who say:
1--WE have made dillgent inquiry, and have
been unable 10 hear of single outrage having
been committed In this county since your COM
mlttee left it. On the contrary, the county is
in a state OF profound peace and quiet"
The notorious regeneration Of the Union
is fairly pitted against the recognized trust
worthiness Of men like General Cannon and
Senator Foster. As an inevitable conse-
quence, all the Ku-Klux yarns OF the Union
are taken with many grains Of salt. 1t may
be easy for the ostriches OF the Ku-Klu1
committee to "digest their evidence, as
promised, but the romances OF the Union
are rather too tough.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-20

but from 1860 to 1870 the gain was only
34s4, or O.s4 per cent. As compared win
1880 the variation in most OF the counties
is yery small. Barnwell County, however,
in the 20 years, has gained 1927, or 94 per
cent, The most remarkable changes have
taken place during the ten years from 1851
to 1870. Beaufort has lost 42Ss, or II per
cent: Colleton has lost l6,l69, or 49 per
cent Georgetown has lost 1904, or 26 per
cent, and Orangeburg has lost 5632, or "a
per cent. This loss is easily accounted Tor.
Charleston County gains 1851, or As per
cent. on the colored population OF the county
in 1860; Richland Gncluding the City OF
Columbia) gains 1888, or 80 per cent, and
Darlington gains 42l7, or 35 per cent.
The negroes naturally swarm to the cities
and towns; hence the enormous gain OF pop
ulation in Charleston and Columbia. We
do not see, however, any indication that the
colored people are moving towards the sea-
board. As we have shown, the most popu-
lous coast counties show large falling OF,
while nearly all The interior counties sno" q
marked increase.
In addition to the white and coloreo pop
ula,iop, south Carolina boasts OF ia ln-
dians, an incr ease Of &c, and has only
Heather Chinee.
OF the 7O5, 6o6 souls forming the total
population of South Carolina, 6s7,532 are
native born, and 1914 are foreign born. But
16, 449 of our citizens have one or both
parents foreign.
We have no. idea that the United States
census is without fault. There must neces-
sarily be some inaccuracies. But, taking 1t
as a whole, it forms the most trustworthy
statistical report in our possession, and is
the foundation OF all calculations relating TO
the condition and progress OF the country.
We have, therefore, endeavored TO give the
public, in a handy shape, the information
which the census contains about this State.