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the

the various towns and villages of district, and to prevent molectation

Mandarins and Flise

by the petty

runners, (or perhaps to secure their active es-operation), pay to these representatives of the Government

there a portion of the head-

money

received

from

their

employers.

Such a system of collection.

which is, under present circumstances,

practicable,

Iprobably the only one

requires, it is obvious, very great watchfulness; a strict examination

of every

candidate

for emigration;

1 full identification of

him

on

and a perfect understanding his part of the agreement by which

!

he has consisted to become bou.

Nor can we think that the

exportation of is large a number

of males, without

of females,

any admixture

can be consistent

with a cystern of invigration

wound in itself,

likely to

of

those

answer the expectation

whom expecially it is intended

to bencfit

The following dreuments

enclosed as an

appendix to our

report, contain whatever further information we have been able to obtain.

We request particular attention to the Medical

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