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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-03
J. H. voTGHT,
: state oG South CarOIiaa,.
PICKENS-IN EQCITY,
Ephraim Perry. ct ais. 81


Ephraim Perry. ct ais.
james Robinson. Admir-. Fill for Relief, Dis
John Mckinney, Adnr, covcry, Accotrfft,
ct ulS. &c.
1NiIE r8nrt of Eqmfy, for ricl;ehs district,
having referred the matters of Acc""ht IA
this case to the Commissioner for settlement. 1t
is ordered that Monday the 18th day OF Octohcr
next, be set apart for holding the said Rcief=
cncc: and that the following absent pa4fics arc
hereby no iRcl TO attend either persona1lyor ny
attorney, NJ shat time, namely: james Nc,
Kinncy. Sas'sA Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
w. Mckinney, Mary Anphy AMI her husband
Murphy. Francis Mckinney. Preston
Mckinney, jr., Nancy Mckinney, jr., Mary
IAqrcst and WiGlsam Mckinney. The parties
def .nrts, within the jurisdiction o:thcfourt,
arc alsH required to be likewise represented on
tho day aforesaid.
ROB'r. \. gtluMPSON, c.E,r.p.
Com rs Oiticc Aug II. tSSa ;d
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Under an order of the Court of Equity,
u we have been authorized. and ore also
now prepared 10 distribute the personal estate
of Russell Cannon. deceased. The hcirs.at.
law Of said deceased are hereby requested to
apply for their ilistributito shares rs we will
not longer he held responsible for interest
RANSOM DUKE. -,
HARRIET DUKE, Aa"' rF'
Ang |, 1850 ~ 2m
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; NOTICE.

II FRANCES A. v. WHITE, wife of c..
A = IL: White, IIarness-Miaker of Walhalla,
hofeby giyos nptice that. at the expiration of
three months. from this date. will transact
business as sole trader or free dealer. NV
occupation is that of Mlliner,
L. AN. WHITE.
Aug !. 1859 2 8m
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Dissolution OF Copartnership

LAST AND FINAL. NOTICE.
TNlIE copartncrship existing between Den.
IL dy x Pullcn is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. As n convenience to those in
debted to Ms we will attend, prepared for set.
ucment, tho Circus at Wallalln. regimcntal
muster at Halls muster ground. aud Tunnel
Hill Barbecue. After which all Notes and
Accounts unsettled will bc placed in an ofli.
ccr's hands for Immediate collection. The
intention of one of the firm to emigrute west
renders it impossible to delay further.
DENLY e POLLEN.
Pcndlcton. Aug |. 1850 If
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improve all opportunities to cll attention
to his virtues, "Mr. merchant, have tra-
ded with you good deal, and have paid
you up promptly, haven't Il"
"Oh, yos," said the merchant, mal9
no complaint"
"We ell, y says the customer, "1 always
insisted that honesty is the best policy"
and the best rule to live by, and die by"
"That's so, replied the merchant, and
the customer turned to depart. "Hold
on, friend; speaking Of honesty, | have a
bit of advice to give you Whenever yon
como to trade agnin, you had better wear {.
longer coat, steal shorter goldfish"
PRINrERs' errors arc sometimes laugha-
bic. a young Clergyman printed sermon,
the subject of which was the necessity for
moderate and rational recreation, in which
occurred the passage, '"Alcn should work
and play, too" The want of stroke ru-
ined it, and the religious world was Scan
dalizcd BY reading, Men should work and
play loo"
a CLosE NorE.-In the 9th Congress
sioml District of Tennessee, the majority
for Ethcridgc is only $50 says the Ap-
peal The whole vote given was 1S,S677.
"TMERE's no humbug about these sar-
dimes" said Brown, as hc helped himself
to third platcful from ncwly opened box;
they are the genuine article, and came all
the way from the Mediterranean" Yes,
replied his ccononMcal wife, "and if you
will only co"trol your appetite, they will go
a great &cal farther" Brown did not ask
for any more,
A fire coating IriShman, covered with
rister who gratiGcd him by accepting. -
Vhc Hfuclist, nnablc TO stand without sup
port, requested that he might haze prop
"Supposc," sai& he 81 lcaa against this
milestone % "With pleasure" replied
the lawyer, con condition that may lean
against the neXtY' The challenger burst
into a fit of lanshtcr at the joke, un& sworc
he would not fight SO good-humorca gon-
tlcman.
Tux ENn ANSWERED,--A priest. in rich
abbey in Florence. named Gruignrli, being
SShcr@sn's son. caused a net to be spread
every day on the table Of his npartmcnt to
put him. as he said in min& uf hts origin. -
The abbot dying. this disscmLicl hurAi9lity
procured him to be chosen his successor; and
the net was used No more. where's the
nct?' said IL friend to him tie day after
wards, on entering his apartment. There
is nc tNr1Ror occasion for the net" said Cru
isnoli, I" whcnthc fish is caught"
---$ --S
a GEM--It has been cloqucntly and
truly said, that if Christianity were com-
pcllcd to flee from the mansions of the gcoa,
the academies of Philosophers, the halls of
legislators, or the throngs of busy men,
we should find her last retreat with woman
at the iircsdc. Her last audience would
be the children around the knee of mo-
thrr; the last sacrifice the secret prayer
escaping in silence from her lips and heard
perhaps, only at che thronc of God.
"IIAvEN'T YOU finished scaling that fish
yet, Sam Z" 4" No, master tbs a very large
ono" " Why, you have had time to scale
.amountain." "a
"WIIAra Il bad light these candles give
I'll b. 1 ,,,,c Al. L.
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A Coop STonY-An aneedotc worth
laughing over, is told of man who had
an "infirmity," as we'll as an appetite for
hsh He was anxious to keep up his char
acter for honesty, even while njoying his
favoritc meal and whio making a bill
with his merchant, as the story goes, and
when his back was turned, the honest buy
or slipped Goldfish up under his coat.tail.
But the garments were too short to cover
up the theft, and the merchant perceived
it.
"Now, said the customer, anxious to
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y GOLDEN Morro.-"1 I count only the
hours thltlarc screnc," is the motto of a
sun-dial near Venice There is softncss
and harmony in the words and in the
thought unparalleled Of all conceits it
is surely the most classical. count on
ly the hours that are serene" What q
bland and care.dispelling feeling How
the shadows seem to fade on the dial plate as
the sky lowers, and time presents only a
blank unless as its progress is marked by
what is joyous, and all chat is not happy
sinks into oblivion Whata fine lesson is
conveyed to the mind--to take no note of
time but by its benefits, TO watch only for
the smiles and neglect the frowns of fate,
to compose our lives of bright and gentle
moments, turning always to the sunny side
of things, and letting the rest slip from
our imaginations, unhccdod or forgotten
How different from the common art of
sclf-toriu onting
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NdlFHOE.

> iINWFHVJkTs
LII persona indebted. to the Estate of
"a John C0nch deceased. must make pay
mcnt by the l2thof September next; and
persons having gaccountsa;yainst said deceased
must present them, Atte,ted as the law di,
reefs, by that day. 4%
u wa. COUGH, Admir-.
Aug. 0, 1850 g
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"WHAra Il bad light these candles give"
said Tom to his wife "lcs they have
Just come i'll" was her reply; to which he
rejoined, "Just come in-I should think
they had just gone out"
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Five Ccnts Reward.
Notice

hereby given that application will be made
L to the Legislature OF South Carolina at its
next session, for mn net to incorporate Carmel
!'hurch, with the us;lal power and privileges
incident to suc', eo.p pOratc bodies
Aug. -. 1859 3 SIN.
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IF piece of raw meat is kept for hens
to peck at, they will never break their own
eggs, and more than that, they will lay eggs
in winter as well as in summer
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GREENEILLE MARBLE YARD.
THSiIE subscriber has on hand and is cof-
Il stnutly receiving y large and varied as
sortment nf
American and Italian Marble,
To which he would call the attention of those
in wunt of suitable Monument to mark the
spot where rcpoSe the remains of their dc
parted relatives and friends Carving and
lettering Of all kinds neatly and promptly
executed:
ROY Particular attention paid to orders ny
mail JAMES Nj. ALLEN.
Grccnvillc G.. H., S. c.. Feb. % 3l-u
n. B. lie refers to ID 6 Wcstfcld. Cover,
Cox, Markly & Co.. DIR. Nj B Earle, w IL
Watson. Esq, Col ID lIokc II Mckay, Esq.
---A ~
i. w.'NoRRis, JR. }. W. HARRISON. q. e. rrILIAM
NORRIS. HARRISON & pULLiAM,
Attorneys at Law,
ASD
SOLtCITORS. IN EQUITY,
1ElIL attend promptly TO all business ertrus-
W ted to their care. Mn. PuLIIAM can al
ways he found in the Office
OFFICE AT piCKEAs C. IL, s. C.
Srp', q, 1856 tt
Rags Rags!
NNT + want to buy %, 600 pounds CLEAN
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"IAvEN'r YOU finished scaling that fish
yet, Sam Z" :" No, master It's very large
ono" Why, you have had time to scale
"a mountain"
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a CLosE NorE.-ln the 9th Congress
sioml District of Tennessee, the majority
for EthcridGc is only $50 says the APP
peal. The whole vote given was Is, S,S67.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-11
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
To Contractors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Commission.
~ er. OF the Newaygo 4 Northport State Road
will De- upon the ground on Tuesday, the 18th
daw OF October next, 20 receive bids for build
ing that portion of the road south of Newavgo,
commencing at, or near the corner Of Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey
ed by said Commissioners 10 the Muskegan River.
Distance, about ten miles
Said road, 10 be cut out SIX rods wide upon all
unimproyed lands, and where the same il settled
and improved, tour rods wide. The entire
length Of said road, to be cleared Of all fallen,
or standing timber &c, four rods wide, and two
Of the same, TO lac well grubbed Of all stumps
and roots and turnpiked, with good and sufficient
bitches 10 carry of al! surface water Center Of
road TO be raised not less than two feet above
the surface OF said bitches, where the nature "a
the ground IL such as to require il. Where Slui-
ces may be Necessary, 10 bc built in a good and
substantial manner, Of sound hewn timber.
Upon svampy, NarshY or wet ground, sad
road must be constructed with timber, not Isss
than Eighteen feet wide. Said tIaber to be
hewn, or hattened on one side 20 form the sur
face Of the road, ard the sides sufficiently
Strengthened 20 form close aud compact work.
the whole, TO be spotted down upon good and
substantial Striugers, so a. 20 form smooth and
level surface.
The above work will be let in sections Of cne
. mile or more, TO suit bidders No bids will be
| considered, for less than one mile.
| Payment for the above work viii be made 10
money or Swamp Land, at the option Of Con-
tractors, subject TO all the provisions and condi'
tons of an Act, entitled an act of the LegisA-
ture Of the State Of Michigan for the drainage
and reclamation Of the State Swamp Lands by
a system Of State Roads, approved FEBRUARY u,
1859.
| s. q. KINGSBURY,
HENRY PALMER,
| A Il. WATSON,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-11
LEGAL ADVERTIS ENTS
sheriff sale,

Dr. virtue Of one execution issued out of and
ID under the seal of the circuit court Tor the
county Of IuCham, 70 me directed AMI delivered,
have levied upon all the right tit- and interest
of Truman Bacon. in and 10 the following de-
scribed lands and tenementS 10 Wit the south
sixty acres OF the north one hundred and TWEEN
" acres Of the north vest quarter OF section
two in town four north Of range TWO west, also,
thirty-tlve and half acres of the north west
quarter Of section two, in town four north OF
range two west, also, the south east quarter Of
the south west quarter of section thirty, in town
four north Of range one west, III the county OF
lngham and State of Michigan, which | shall ~
pose for sale at public veudue 10 tie highest
bidder, at the court house, in the village Of Ma
son, on the 18th day OF October, 4. d, lS54
at one O'Clock in the aftcrno0n-Dated. Lansing
Sept. 5th, lsj9. EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
22Sw6 By H. H. DUNK- peut'V
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHI


B.neuOer Institution .S'ri{LShe9 ty sp.ctdi en0tr1ne
for he H,Ii-f # The Sck AMI Distressed, aRtc.d
tcth Itrijent and Epitssatc diseases
fHHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful lie
strGctun OF human lie, caused by sexual diseases
and the deception pracced upon the unfortunate vic
Tins of such diseases by Quacks several direc
ted their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
If this class o diseases all their forms, and
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by
with description of their condition (age occups-
ton. habits Of life. &c and in Of power.
", 10 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE Il i
needless TO add that the Association commands the high
proved modern treatment.
The directors OF the Association. IN their Annual epO
upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases express the high
est satisfaction with the which nas attended
the lshors Of their surgeon IN IN" Of Spermator-
rhoea, Seminal Weakness, G"EpTrtes, elect the vice
ii Onani>m Scli-abu>e and order 4 continuance OF
the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors review If the past, .e-, assured that
their labrr- tins sphere If benevolent effort have been
Of great benefit to The afflicted, ESPECIALLY the young
snd they have resolved devote themselves with re-
neSed zeal ~ tins V-ry important and much de,pise,
cause
An admirable Report OF Spern,torrho-s, Seminal
Weskne>S, thu yic- of olsu3Sm NIsturSstOn. or S-f
abuse and other Diseases q the sexual organs the
Consulting surgeon, Will ~ nv mail tin sealed eu
velope). FREE OF CIARGE. a receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
treatment Of sexual Diseases iet constantly De
published for gratlitous distribution and viii be
the afflicted a.; tie remedies and method.
of treAtmeu; discovered darng The ias, year grea,
value.
Address. for Report treatment. ". J. SKILIIN
HoUGHruN. Acting surgeon. Howard Association No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa By order -he N
rec.or- EZRA u HARTWEII President
GEO. FAJRCEIp. Secretary. t-hl5vl
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Ro0nts al tie Lansing Uoase.

iiicted with Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
RoOms at Tie Lansing UouSe.
Dr. Kermott has in his possession certificates
from, and is permitted TO refer TO hundreds OF
gentlemen of high standing and responsibility,
in Detroit, London, Toronto, and other cities and
towns, who having been reduced To the border
of the grave from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and other Diseases and having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions, and most OF the quack
no-trums for the cure OF those diseases, now,
from the use OF his Vegetable Medicines, in tie
enjoyment of perfect health.
Or. kermott has in the cities of London aud
Detroit, during the last seven years, administered
the different remedial agents of the Vegetable
Kingdom 10 thousands of patients, in almost cv
ery variety of disease, with unparalleled success.
His medicines are exclusively vegetable and such
a. are safe and eiiicacious in the cure of disease
without entai.ing on the patient any of those
mi-egie= experienced from mineral poisons.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, and Scroiula Cancers, all impUri
ties of the blood, and all diseases OF Women and
Children, treated successfully.
Dr. Krrmott has had great experience in dis
eases of the Chest and Nervous System, curing
hundreds of cases pronounced incurable by other
physicians.
NJ CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
- DR.. kermott's residence Detroit, En-
trance to Dispensary, No. II Congress street !;
entrance 10 office, Griswold street. first door from
Congress.
DR.. KermOtt wilalso visit Onondaga the It'll,
Eaton Rapids the 18th, and Mason the 18th Of
every month I29
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FOREST NURSERY

TNIlS beautiful Nursery i situated in the city
L of LANSING,
Just South Of tie Ce4dr Riy-r,
And is UNEQUALLED by any stock Of trees
East or West. IL has been raised here, with
especiai reference to the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties, adapted TO this climate, graft
ed from bearing trees, and is nov in thrifty and
tine condition for transplanting.
All those DESTROYS OF planting orchards. will
find II to their advantage to purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead Of from Eastern specula-
tors Nth whom they are unacquainted, a. the
proprietors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds Of farm produce at cash pri-
ces IN exchange for trees, and give liberal
credit 10 responsible purchasers, if desired
The following is brief lis, of prices:
Apple trees, 10 to 30 cents each.
Cherry - - TO IS
Plum - 80 40
Pear - 80 cents each.
Strawberries, 81 per 100.
Currants, 81 50 per doz.
Scions, 81 % per 1000.
We have also quantity Of evergreens and
shrubs
HARRIS & PARSONS.
Proprietors.
Lansing, August %, 1859. 226w8
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I. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON.
SUMPTION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use % this great reuesr
believe u Is far superior 20 any preparation known
for the oi Consumption. Coughs and Colds Asthma
Bronchitis splitting Blood Pam aud Soreness az ~.
Breast Hoarsene> Hcupn Cough. Group Phthisic e,r
Some 81 the cures effected bs ii> med cine are OF NOS,
surprising ANA wonderful character: that hay.
been given Up hy eminent pN>cisu> lncGraha fo-
one case : thaf ~ respectable physician
Two cases are of twe1ty years standing None there
fore. however ious they have been afflicted should g.
SPAR until they have given tlis great remedy tria
We bel eve. ia co-lu ~ coughs ala Gods 20 = srsosi
not quite iufl bl AID H uIns teen case cot ft~rnfy
selected proinscuoG>iy from among those Who coo
sdered dangerous ami incurhe II VII eject II
may taken with yeT;e safety hy persons az the most
delicate constitution. IL l. PARRY vegetable. and Is
pleasant. healthy. and mNignratinE tome.
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Total bombs, 900 s5' ,'lo$oI ,1lo W
Ath-W debts legally due u the said company, and So
cured mortgage than those embraced in the fore
going the of at least thirteen thousand
dollars
6th-Of debts legally due 10 said company, secured
otherwise than by mortgage but not due for premiums,
the sum at least thousand hundred
On and eighty hundredths dollars Debts other
wise sscurei loans stocks, viz:
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NOTICE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
l. isting between the subscribers. under the
name of John Thomas ( Co, j. this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent.
The unsettled accounts Of the late firm will be
adjusted by 4. F. Weller. with whom the books
OF account, notes and claims Of the same, have
been left, for settlement and collection, and 20
whom all debts due them must be paid.-Dated
Lansing, August II, 1859.
JOHN THOMAS,
A. +. WELLER,
226m3 Z. r. MERRIFIELD.
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THE subscribers having recently associated
i themselves together under the name OF the
Lansing Planning MIL Company, for the purpose
of manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-also,
Planning and Matching all kinds of lumber, and
filing all bills Of work for the entire finishing Of
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
of all having business in our line, TO give u a
call. as We are now prepared TO receive all or
ders, and DO the work in the best possible man
ner. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church, on
the river, Middle Town.
c. c. DODGE,
JAMES JOHNS,
2. 4. BAILEY.
Lansirg, June 4, 80. los
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Going East

sl;-freShmen,>-lIpel ia Depot al Grand Haven.
Boat will leave Milwaukee. on SATURDAYS at = J. NJ.
for SATURDAY Night Express passengers west, but A
VI train siil NpT LEAVE IN SUNDAYS.
Trans l-av- t"rnini daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TFIIGHiPIi LINZ i nov open fer PuBiIc RrSI-
NES~.
CONNECTIONS
AT uETROlI-ttrat Western Railway for all points
Eas-Mchigan Central and Michigan Southern Railroads
and Cleveland Line 81 Steamers
At GRAND HANEN-With ''Huron' steamer tor Chi
cago, &c. &c
AT MILWAUKEE-With the Mississippi. Lacrosse, Chi
cage WATERFOWL, and Horizon Railroads. for all import
an points West and Northwest and On the Mississippi
RIVER and with Steamers for Ports on Lake Michigan
Passengers FOR Great Western Rsiixay go on the Rail
nav Ferry steamer D. NJ. L. Dock, leaving Dock al
90 A VI Il 90 Noon, and Z 30 7. "
NIGHT TRANS HAVE SLEEPING CARS AT n
TACliED
The Company Time Tables he had At any OF
the stations.
". X. MUIR, Gen'l sup't. =
II. X NJ r. Offices June, lisa.
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DIR. EIOOELAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

Coughs, Coids, Influenza, Group, HoarseHess,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Diseases II the Bo1c-
els arising from Cotis, L,ciPifDt co"s"mp-
tio,., and tor the rei'ef and If ct al posse
bie) cure IF Pat.eats 'n adri"cal s'ages Of
the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, Ike 'i- it-f,. nsy 80
confidently relied on. n j. Resigned for rlt-- 90 i~
general and more fatal than aas "tu,r ~hcn
the people II this country sub}e - those -prngng
from ''sIsht c"if' This eminent autLIrltv nr Bel,
says - viii not that colds are u our luhab trnt,
what the Plague and lfLIow FEVER To- t>r o other
countries but can aver confidently That Ihry usher IN
diseases Of greater completely aud mortality TIA. these
latter"
A further proof 81 The terrible fttty of disease
suit from Common ct,t' NAV be ~ glance At
the losn, statistics, taken from ,ur records "t iIc
Boari al Health Ol Philadelphia cuni-- els "" "i 'h-
most healthy icchIlt.e, IA the UNION
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Par val. Mar. val. thereo


Total loaned the above stock, ,iO1 20
0th-Of debts legally due to said company for premi
ums the hundred ninety eight and
forty eight one hunireiths dollars
7th-W all other securities and moneys, the of at
Least hundred twenty thousand hundred
snty and thirty hunredths dollars All other
securities