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The Board of Trustees resolved to declare Scrip d
dend Of thrtyfye per the earned participating
premiums the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates will be issued on and the I'd day of July
next
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 will be
deemed SIX cent interest on all outstanding Certh
Gates Of Scrip VIII be paid the second Monday Of May
1885, the holders thereof or their legal representatives.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. 0ARRIERE, Vice President
Rnnr Sarratarr.
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: -REarrInge and CelIbacy, nm Essay of
Warnings and Instruction Young Men, Also diseases
an, sas which PROSTATE the vital powers with
of relief Sent free of charge sealed letter envelopes Ad
Sross Dr. j sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
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MEDICAL,
SOUTHERN TONIC-sOUTHERN TONIC

After several years successful trial both in this city and
the country. the request of number of ho
benefited by Its use, have concluded to
sent to the public
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CREsoaNr G1E4 MUSEUM. "Opens Wednesday,
Oct. 10TH Zen thousand snriosties wild beasts
etc: A0ana A st. Charles street, opposite ST
Charles Hotel GO and see.
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II g. DREU1-
TAX AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE,
CARRo1troE, LOUISIANA,
VIII attend the payment Of Taxes in the parish of Jeer
on to the redemption Of property forfeited for Taxes
either State Corporations of the PARISH the tracing
and examining Titles procuring Certificates of Mortgage
recording and registering Acts etc. viii also give par
ticular attention the sale of Real Estate and collection
Rents Orders left at Messrs VoIsoN DROUETs, No
22 Carondelet street, New Orleans promptly attended TO-
John BENDEBNAGEL d O. o. DUGUE
NoTARIBs Lie,
AND
Commissioners OF Deeds, Etc.
For the States of
New York alabama Mississippi, KzsP toy
Hq@gPsbire Rhode Island Ioga .,s,rS GsTona
No. 80 Cnrondelet Street,
UP STAIRS.
AND AND COLLECTING OFFICE
SUMMIT, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
W. H. GARLAND SON,
Have opened an Office in Summit the N o. j. g. n r.
Miss the adjustment and collection of debts and for
the purchase of Lands Persons having Lands sale Woud
do well furnish with description of their Lands, We
| make no charge unless effect sales.
aeon ar fS sameT
Mr. John Coleman, New Orleans Messrs. Backstow Pope,
New York; Hon. Al q. Fl. Stuart Staunon va Hon. g. NJ.
Garland, Amherst, Va. sHOn D. S, G. Rose Lapor Ind.
| Messrs Bailey & Co., Philadelphia
d. MORGAN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER.
/ So Common street,
The patronage ofhis friends respectfully solicited
| Rsferenne-The Old Merchants generally.
WILLIAM H. LIMBO,
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING OFFICE
no. 141 Magazine street,
l. New Orleans
All orders left at A. E. BLACKMARs, No. l67 Canal
will be promptly attendedto.
RURKE, CLARK q TREPAGNTEE-
GEO. McDUFFIE BURKE formerly Jno NJ. Burke Bro.
| ROBERT CLARK, late CLARK Sears, F. O. TRRPA&'
| NIER, formerly Putnam & Coz
| General Merchandise Brokers,
No. % Bank Place, New Orleans
N B-Parcular attenti given the sale of Provision
Baggng Gunny Bags Rope Coffee, Sugar Salt, Liquors,
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ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.
The COMPANY has paid to It's customers mp to the present
time Losses amounting over EIGHTEEN o
made from third Of the net profits haye
amounted in the aggregate 70 one rIs HoNDhhp AMI
Instead of Issuing scrip dividend to Dealers oaeu on te
principle all classes of risks are equally prohta9e ns
when premiums are paid As me se ro
remaining at the end of The will be divided to inc
holders. 1,, .rd
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks on the mos
favorable TERMS including Risks Merchandise OF all kho
and freight. c :,
Policies issued making payable in Gold or Currency q
the Office New Orleans, in Sterling, AZ the ONCE
-'"'ANOA'' ELLWOOD WALTER, President.
UHAS NEWCOMB, Vice President.
G, J, DESPARD, Secretary.
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s,. nom ,-.s's.. '-.s.a, Is-..'a.. !. -'ata.

onsay adysrtissents inserted every other day, %
sheSgsd I've thirds the above rates.
F and Fourth paga monthly advertisements each square,
80 per mouEhs
Transient advertisements having the Of the paper rs
INSERTION 81 20 per square Is
square.
IRIS sd flourish pags transient advertisements, eaeh IS
xtlon. 81 6Opes sq1srs.
Advertisements inserted intervals to be charged
each Insertion.
zach Discount above transient may be
agreed upon rfopie case shan such discount
esd % Der cent.
All business notices Of charged 20cents
MT per line, each insertion.
Atranstsnt advertisements be advance
Al bills vita regular advertisers sha rendered monthly.
Bauare Is the space occupied ~ lines solid agate.
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
los and no broadway.

METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
los and 40 Broadway.
NEW YORK, JANUARY sd, 1866.
Your attention respectfully invited to the following state
of this Company during the past year.
and Of its present condition. - - - ,,,,,,
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and twelve years expert
ence in the conduct General insurance Business the Com
many confidently offers to the Public Protection against The
periis Of OCEA'N and INLAND NAVIGATION and FIRE
The BOARD Of Directors this day resolved to pay dV
dend Of SIX PER GENT the outstanding certificates Of
Profits to the holders thereof or their legal
and after the 9Th Of March next also dividend
GENT on the Capital Stock of the Company payable IN Chsh
demsnd; also dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE PEE GENT.
Scrip on the Participating Premiums of the Com
pany year 1865 which Certificates will beissped on
and after the I'd day Of April next
oFFICRRs
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President,
ROBERT NJ c. GRAHAM. Vice President.
JAMES LORTNG GRAHAM, JR-, Sd Vice Pres't
H h PORTER, Secretary.
ELLIOTT ROBBINS. General Agent.
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a London baker Was lately fined twenty shillings
for refusing To weigh loaf Of bread,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, a
PARISH or ORLEANS, CtrT NEW ORLEANS. )
Sworn to and subscribed me- day March
1866, EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace Parish of Orleans
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The Company Will pay interest at per cent in cash al
Outstanding Certificates of Scrip to the legal holders there
of, on and after the second Monday in July next
The Board Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend of
SIXTY per the earned premiums entitled partcpa
ton the year ending April 3d. 1866 for which certificates
will be issued and after the first Monday August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL h KENNEDY, Vice President.
HENRY Y OGDEN, Secretary,
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Orleans The Z

TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ., 1855.
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Were necessary certificate after certificate could be ap
pended to this from well known citizens but deem it
less. Sold by all Druggists.
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INSURANCE
EACTOKs' AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW ORLEANS.

DAMAGE ny FIRE and the PERILS OF the SEAS and
RIVERS the current Of premium MN cnoCu
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOK to the VA Ia 10 . I;ha
of tho Company open Its office toI tose g4S 1eTWS
avail themselves of the advantages OF DASH
which the charter Of the Company conters
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The above statement is just and correct transcript
| fr m the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
| j. p RoUx, Secretary.
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A Southern Tonic,

DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Prlce-s1 per Bottles
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
End OF Volume.

With this number tho I'd volume Of Tx
JsgsSAa closes, and wo arc inspired With II:
c6serq hope that orr p4y.dayis at beg, 81
,aSo hayc cndcarorcd to do our work aishiaal.
=, and = a.aii tholuborr isworthy ofhia
hirc. d" Accordingly, NC enclose our accounts
70 those in arrears, and hope that our regular
patrons will not forget that our terms arc i"
atlsanos. All non-paying Subscribers will be
stricken from our books and if arrears arc
not Pa'a IN reasonable time, they viii be col
lectcd bylaw. We can't supply papers with
out pay.
As IN ldaccmcnt to oar subscribers to
continue With us, VIC have bought "new
,lrse:Ss' for The JOURNAL, in which we Shall
robe its columns next week We will also
giyo this further induccmcnt: All'clubs Of ten
or more, old or new subscribers accompanied
by the money, received on or before thetlrst
OF December, will be furnished ct tho ratio Of
500. '.
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Which will you OH Vote For?

, =" Gen. J.H. oloy, the. Conservative
candidate, who opposes (n Iii. lie circu:
lar) all restrictions upon rebels, Or
Judge D. Polsley, whom you know to
be with you iii heart md soul? Gen.
Oley's associations arc with rebels
and Conseryatiyes-rlike Andy John
SOD, " he sims . most ,'unacconntnbly
,changed, within. the last ,yearl' lie
does, not, endorse the same principles
he did one, year ,ago. =, Judge ,l'olsley
maintains the sumo Union principles
,he has ever, protessed.. ~! Which will
yon vote ior-the n;coat, who was
last year 3 Onion OFFICER, but is to-day
. sympathizer, ,or the tried and mp
;rightfJuage Docnot. let deven"ste
blue uniform deceive you: Int vote
for Priicip . .%s III , :,,UElNlOA:
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The Result "NIy Policy" In the
"r South, - -

The National LtelGyener says that five
hundred white people arc preparing to leave
North Carolina in body. to settle in ono OF
the Northwestern States. Some time since, VIC
had nm account Of large body Of Quakers
leaving that State This is the logical result
of "my policy" rar,loncd rebels control the
State, and they entertain the same vindictivc
feelings now towards those who remained
loyal during the rebellion, that they exercised
towards them during the war. Northern
business men who located themselves in all
parts Of the South before my policy" had
taken effect, arc now forced to wind up their
business and leave, and some Of them arc not
even allowed time TO do this
The papers TEEN with accounts Of outrases
committed on those who remained loyal du-
ring the war; yet the continued cry is that
ain no instance have the perpetrators Of these
outrases been brought to justice"
This is all the logical consequence of "my
policy" yet Gen. Obey hNs pledged himself
il elected to Congress- to render this state Of
things permanent BY admitting these States
to all their former privileges in tho Union,
without providing. any constitutional Safe
guards for the future protection Of these per-
secuted loyal:sts.
Union men Of Kanawba, who have learned
by bitter experience what these su0erinsS are,
will you vote to cruelty abandon your broth
rem Of the South to tho mercy Of their impla'
cable enemies? No! Then vote for PolS!cy
and the amendment.
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johnson for Dictator,

Tho Richmond Di.palh tx tho first to break
ground in favor ofJohnson for Dictator Of this
country. 1t docs it gently as possible, no AZ
not TO startlc; tho public, and bring them
alopg by degrees TO think monarch for this
co'lntrynos only possible thing, but prob
able ono :. 1t insinuatosits idea in . comment
on the popularity Of Gea: Grant, saying: '&
I'VE donbt whether there is apy, necessity
tOr , nex , shuttle .MS5?hoson suits US very,
of tho Radicals 10 allow rs constitutional
election by al the S.atcs, there is no, neccssi.
~ for ~ unconstitutional 6no by; i part Of
tho Statcs, :ifr.H Jainson lqs a, much night il,
ld1 d1iIiin nsoralI t. hold on to 10 p Presidency
As the Radicals hlyu' Is put in another man
against tho wishes Of . majority af tiio people
oltbs United States" ''N'' a'"s !: = ., :.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24

Cart. VANCE, editor of the. Gallipolis
Dispatch, like his friend Andy, was ae-
customed to appeal to, and profess con.
iideucc in Tire pe4vis. -..
On giving the result Of the election in
that coanty last week, which was re-
publican gain, he complains bitterly:
We do mol dcny tic fact Mm ne arr
deceiecd IN tie rrsuli4f the votc 9t'Mis place
We iii not briiere Mat so LITTLE rAlrI
cou'dJe placed in Mosr uI,on "hom the eject
ire franchise Is conferred, Int so Il is"
So will Andy mourn.
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ARcHu,sriop WHArELy once = puzzled a

ARcHDIsIlor WHATELy once puzzled .
number of clever men in whose company
be was, by asking them this question =
"How is it that white sheep eat moro
than black -" Some were not aware o.
the curious fact others set 10 work and
tried to give learned and long reasons
but all were anxious to know the rca
cause. After keeping them wandering
for n while no saidi. 1.-The reason. is be-
cause there aro moro Of thcm." III:
50 The same good logic would apply
equally as forcibly to tho dependents Of
the Frccdmen's Bureau in the South
and'if those who:harp on "elcvcn millions
spent to support niggssrs' had s|y thought Of
The, white shosp ":that the t| Bureau fed
they needn't have got,so excited. :s..y
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REMrAbEn, friends, in order to justify the
publication Of the JOURNAL, we should not
only have all our old cash subscribers renew
their subscriptions, but VIC should receive
at least three hundred new ones, by the first
of january next Shall we have them? We
have laborcd faithfully, on our part, for the
cause: will you, our friends, work for us just
a little? Just get US one subscriber, add it to
your own, and send or bring us $500, and
We will set YOU down as friend Of tho
cause" and allow you present worth so cts.
from anything found in the JOURNAL Book
Store.
Advertisers, wishing to serve themselves,
their customers, and the cause, will sec the
advantage Of our large circulation, and will
not delay to publish their business.
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The Important Question.

The Constitutional amendment con-
tains most important provision in re-
! gard to the basis Of representation. The
number of representatives in Congress is
limited to 233, which, under the ConSti-
sutton as it is, are to be "appotioncd
among the several States in proportion
to the number of free persons, &C." by
the war, the slaves have been made fr0e !;
hence, every freedman in the South will
count just as much as white man in the
North. A calculation shows that, at the
next apportionment Representatives, un-
less the amendment is adopted, the South
will have ninety:fUe, and the North one
hundred and ,hirtr-cight; whereas, by
the amendment, and according to 4 just
apportionment, the Northern and border
! States will have ono hundred and sixty
three, aud the Southern States but sew
enty. AS the Ln!rllyc"rer sharply and
truly puts it:
1.-The question then is, whether the
Southern rcbcls-whoare entitled to only
seventy votes in the House Of Rcprcscn-
tativcs and in the electoral college for
electing President and Vice President,
under fair apportionment, in which the
vote Of one man is equal to the vote Of
another mau-shull ha1e thoir strength
in Congress increased from seventy to
uircty-fye, by giving the rebel voter of
the South two votes to the loyal mans
one in the North and whether the loyal
States. which arc fairly entitled to ono
hundred and sixty-threo votes in the
House Of Representatives and electoral
college, shall be cut down to one hun.
dred and thirty-cight votes in order to
bcStow extra strength on the SOUTH
Shall South Carolina have her power in
Congress increased, and West Virginia hare
her power diminished, in consequence Of the
rebellion? Ifyou say yes, vote the Democratic
ticket. lfyou say no, vote the Union ticket
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NEW TYPE.

We have provided this now, clear
and beautiful type in which the jour
NAL will be printed hereafter. 1t is
really a luxury to weak eyes to read,
and is so plain that ono could almost
rcallit without knowing the alphabet.
Every man in the County should there
fore take the JOURNAL. from which TO
teach his children to read! Our read
crs will certainly be pleased with the
change. and we only hopo that they
will give us lively manifestation OF
their satisfaction.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24

THE STATE PESrrESTlARy at Mounds.
vile is fast progressing under the forced
labor of conyicts. n large force Of them
is ut work. A temporary wooden build
ing is almost completed, which willservc
them for shelter, and also keep them
from escaping a. u~.a2
~ The Pcnitcntiary building, when com
plc:ed, will contain three thousand perch.
es Of stone. The partition walls between
each Of them WILDE Of flag, lift can be
obtained. if not, Of cut stone. The out
sido walls will be of stone. twenty-five
feet high. surmountcd, with towers at
each corner for gunrds,-lntelligeneer! .
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The Clarksburg Conservative, a vi
olent rebel sheet edited BY one Bill
Cooper, a Major in the rebel army,
threatens loyal post'nastors in the fol-
lowing language: ...',- al
Il" Some ofthem Postmasters have
already pai! the penalty OF neglect OF
duty, and noe can assure others that
they must do better or give place to
thuse who will" ., ... .a.,a
Think of it, Union men! rebel
Major threatening TO deprive Union
men Of their Offices Was ever such
impudcnco known? Such is ono Of
tile results Of Johnson's "policy.:" Ut
enables rebel soldiers to crack the lash
over the heals Of loyal men,.
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Gen. Obey in Sept, 1865, aud Gen.
. Obey in Sept, 1865.

Ills. JnuraM In letter dated NcwYork
Sept. 18th, 1876, to Il friend in Charleston
the General says: al expect to reach Charles.
ton about Snndnr, the 9Th Of October. Can't
say how lons Twill stay-pobably for severn
weeks. Will want TO stay with some Of you
don't want any ono to feel obliged to take
me, but 20" k"o~ 1o"! "a"t to b0a'a 'ca
rebels"
Contrast this with an expression made by
the General few weeks since, "thst withia
ten years Confederate soldiers will be more
respected than Federal SOLD icrs."
. the power Of little bread and buttcr!"'
.,''. - " SOLDIER.
The letter containing the first sentiment
has been shown Us, and the last is vouched lol
on the best authority.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24

TIE RlGur SPIRIT Two farmers
in Manninyton township met each
other in the road ON the mnIininS OF
the May election, and after exchanging
salhtatious, they ascertainel that each
hid started to the others house TO make
sure that lie had not forgotten that it
was election day and to take him alon.
to the polls. That's the way every
Union man should do on the 25th.-
sec to it that your ueighbors 20 t.
the election and vote the Union Re,
publican ticket. - FairmoAt We
deHe.
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Send In tho Returns EARLY.

) We ask some friend at each election pre-
cinct to stay with the ballot-box until the
votes arc counted, and just as soon rs true
count Of the votes can 10 had, to sond in tho
result to this office. Don't wait till tho three
days allowed by law arc up: get the inspect
ors to count the ballots Immediately upon
closing the polls. Remember many anxious
loyal hearts throughout the State arc waiting
to hear the result in Kanawha; and to this
county they look for big Union majority.
Let us have the news, The eract ,ott, from cr.
cry township on Friday. >;.. ,
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TIL: GREAT ISSUE.
TIE UNION REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

:. TIE cSloS REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.
. Amendment Of tho Constitution Of
{ the United states, which Passed
81 Constitutional Majority OF Two
. thirds, and is now Before tho
States Ter Qualification. >.
A. =. Re+lsel, Ey the Senate and House of Rep.
. rcscntatiyes OF the United States Of America,
! in Congress assembled, ,two-thirtls Of both
" Houses concurring. That the following article
j be proposed to the Legislatures Of the several
= States rs All amendment to the Constitution
: of'thc United States, which, when ratified by
.;hrce.tourshs Of the said Legislatures, shall be
valid as part OF the Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE -, SECTION !. All persons born
.naturalized in the Cni;cd States, and SUBJ
ject to the jurisdiction thereof, arc citizens Of
: thc United States a1d OF the State Wherein
: thcy rcsulo. No State shall mako or enforce
: any law whicii shall abridsc the privileges or
. immnnitics Of the ..itzcns Of the United States.
Nor shall any. STATE deprive any person OF
HE. liberty, or property without due process
'fof law, nor deny 10 any person within it's ju-
Q riSdicsion tho equal protection Of tho laws .
81, SECTION 2. Representatives shall DO appor-
, toned among the scvc-al States According to
their respective n;!ub;rS, counting the whole
number Of persons in each State, excluding
= Indians not taxod; but whenever the right
:, 10 vote at any election for electors Of Prsi.
:, dent and rics President or for, United States
representatives IN Congress, executive and
, judicial officers or The members Of the Legis.
lature thereof, is denied to any OF tho male in
,!LsbitAnts Of such State. being. ltwcntv- one
{ yesrs Of age, and citizens Of the United States,
or in any way abridged. except for particpa-
ton in rebellion or other crime, the basis Of
representation shall bc reduced in the proper.
p:tion which such male citizens shall hear to
.o.:sse whole number cfn,alo citizens twenty .opc
.eycar3 oGase 10 that State. 10 's: '"..i
.; ,SESrloS3. No person shall DO a Senator or
,Representat;ye in .Cops1sSs, clcctor Of Prcsi;
dent Or VicS President, or hold any Office,
civil or military, under the United States, or
:, under any State, who, having previously tnkon
= IN oath: ~ - mcmb6r ot Congress, .,or as a
;, member, Of my State Legislature or as on OK.
scutye or judicial officer II my State, to sup
port tho Constitution Of The United Stascs,
g1hall hSSSensnSedi in instruction Or rebellion
n,Agninskrhc sainc, or given, aid and comfort
o;thE6 ncnies thereof; but Congress may, by
a. ot :Ko,thi iI!s o' Of each Hoase, rsaovO
'sss sifss" Tho validity oflhe pablis debt ii;
:a1l,th taitd. States Intlioraed 6y Law, in,
I elGdipg debtSincurcd for tho payneneotpon-
81 l,pfspR bSaptiea tesserriess in, suppTsssing
14iop' Or rebellion, shall not be qucs-
Id; Hat29sither ?theGU StatSa nor
1tpt shall n asSag 9 e. PAY; any debt! or
2 3 Incurred in aid Of insprrcction Or
90 thoi United asatcs 9 Or my
tar oGdbIS ,fye.
~ sSts obi ations, and CLAIMS
3 "a Il = =; ! s:t''.1 Is.