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DOCTOR ISAAC BRANCH, Agent
OF the Piedmont aud. Arlington In
surance Company, calls the attention
OF the public to figures purporting to
be reliable. AS IN Agent of the
Equitable Assurance Society I feel it
my duty to correct tho impression
which is likely to be produced by
these figures, and in doing so would
state that the figures which I mako
use of arc to be found in the 10th An
nual Report of the Superintendent OF
Insurance, State of New York.
will simply make a statement. of facts,
giving Doctor Branch's figures, as
published in the Press and Banner,
Of 18th inst, merely for the sake OF
comparison.
Doctor Branch says the Equitable
issued in 1868, 1878 Policies, insuring
to the amount Of sS,5GS,550.
Tho superintendent Of Insurance
states that tho Equitable issued in
1868, 1885 insuring TO the amount
of s5l, ,s93,3i5
1t is needless to say there is slight
difference in the two statements.
Again he says, the Piedmont and
Arlington issued in 1868, 1896 policies
insuring to the amount of SIS 942.3G7
when it is all evident fact that there
was no such Company as picdmon,
and Arlington until the latter part o.
tho year 1860, up to that time thoy
wercitwo separate and distinct com
panies.
According to the superintendent
rcpor' he Piedmont had 22S1 policic:
in force on the 3lst Of December 1868
Tho Arlington 1897, tho whole num-
ber of Policies Of the two companies
being at that timo 1913. Hero toe
is very slight discrepancy.
Doctor Branch is correct in his
statement of losses by death in the
Equitable Socicty-15O, but certainly
this number is not 10 per cent. O
1886, in fact it is less than two pc,
cent.
Iregrct tho necessity of correcting
the statements made by the Agent O
the Piedmont and Arlington Company
in reference to tho Equitable, and m,
motive in doing 80 is simply to vindi
cato Company, whose reputation fol
reliability is too well established t.
be impaired in tho slightest degree by
such statements as Doctor Brancl
has given to the public.
w. JOEL SMITH, Agent.
| Equitable Society.
| Feb. IS, 1870, 44-tf
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SALES OF CADETsIIIps.-T There
seems TO be considerable excitement
in Congress growing out of charges
ofthc alleged sale Of West Point cadet
ships, by various members Of that
body. Among those implicated is B. +.
Whittcmorc, the Congressman from
South Carolina; and there is also said
to be some evidence against Judge
l1ogc, tho Congressman, who was
elected by majority Of several thous-
and votes against him. Tho evidence
against Whittemore is such, that the
Committee unanimously reported a
resolution for his expulsion. The
case was brought up before Congress
on Monday, and after considerable
debate, he WAS granted until Wedncs-
day to mako his defence. It is sup
posed that q two-thirds vote will cas-
lily be obtained for his expulsion.
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w. JOEL SMITH, Agent.
Equitable Society.
Feb. rs, 1870, 44-tf
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

At meeting of tho Abbevillo Dis
trict Medical Society held to-day, tho
following delegates and altcrnatet
were appointed to tho meeting of the
South Carolina Medical Association
to be held in Columbia on the 9tl
March next: DR.. J. J. Wardlaw, alter
nate DR.. A. J. Speer; DR.. w. G. Nor
wood, alternate DR.. F. F. Gary; DIR
J. G. Maxwell, alternate DR.. Nj. c
Taggart; DIR. Thos. j. Mabry, alter
nate Dr. w. E. Link; DR.. J. M. Rich
mond, alternate Dr.. VIM. c. Wardlaw
Delegates and alternates are re
quested to meet in DR.. w. C. Ward
laws Office ut II a. m. Sale Day.
A meeting of the members of tn,
Profession in the District, is called fol
Thursday, Gath March, at the Cour
House, at which every one having n
heart the welfare Of the Professor
and his own good, is earnestly re
quested to be present.
J. NJ. RICHMOND.
February "a, 1870.
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WASHINGTON February

WASHINGTON February 19.-Ir
the Senate, Johnson presented a bill
removing all disabilities.
The President was interrogated a.
to whether any revenue officer attemp
ted to collect taxes from Indians, il
contravention of treaties.
A hugo petition was presented
from New York. against the renewa
OF the income tax, it's inquisitoria
character making it particularly odi
GUS to the American people.
The Mississippi delegation desire
the postponemcnt Of the Presidents
approval of admission until afte,
Tuesday, thus postponing tho meeting
OF the Mississippi Legislature one
week
Several votes recently, regarding
additional executive buildings, indi
cate no disposition to move the cap.
itol.
The Senate Committee on Public
Lands report granting 100000 acres
for school purposes in the District OF
Columbia>
The Senate passed bill appropri-
ating $4,000 for witnesses to the cadet
corruption. Goes to the President.
A bill was introduced and referred
to provide stay of execution in Ger
tain cases. This bill is intended to
afford some relief against the opera
ton Of tho recent legal tender de.
clslon. 1t gives stay of execution
on all Judgments founded on debts
contracted prior to July II, 1862, the
date of the pastage of the first legal
tender act, for from ono to four years
according to the amount, but provides
that if the plaintiff in such Judgment
will receive pay in currency, there
shall be no stay, and that whenever
specie payments are resumed oil STAYS
under this section shall terminate.
"A rule was adopted that the Com
mlttes on Elections for the forty.flrst
Congress consist Of fifteen members
and each contested case may be as.
signed by the chairman to a special
committee Of three for consideration.
They shall report their decision d;.
recuy to the House, 'N'! ~
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Cur1D IN ARMs.-That there is
"many q slip between the cup and
lip" is moro often verified (we sup
pose) in matters Of love-i affairs de
eeur-than in anything else. Cupid
is a little strategist, who scruples not
to avail himself of every ruse de gue,re
to circumventa foe and gain his end.
The upper portion OF our District was
tho scene few days since of one of
his most brilliant feats. A "proud
bird Of the mountain" came swoop-
ing down from his cyrie, to bear off
one Of our loveliest woodland songs
tcrs, when tho "winged boy" snatch
ed the prize even from the victor's
grasp.
Love rules tho court, the camp, the grove,
And mon below, and saints above,
For love is heaven and heaven is love-"
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TRIAL JUsT1cEs.-A bill is now non.
ding before tho Legislature, for the
appointment Of Trial Justices, to Sill
persede tho present Magistrates, who
arc to go out Office by tho 1st May.
The bill defines tho jurisdiction of
these Justices, which does not differ
essentially from that enlarged juris.
diction now exercised by Magistrates.
They arc to havc criminal Jurisdiction
of simple larceny anu misdemeanors
where tho fine or forfeiture does not
exceed one hundred dollars, and the
imprisonment imposed is not more
thirty days. Defendants may demand
a jury and may appeal to the higher
courts
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The London Times has very just
criticism of the want Of ability mani,
tested in the proceedings Of the Uni.
ted States House of Representatives,
The New York Commercial Advcr-
tiser, Radical, explains the matter in
this plain, but decidedly sarcastic
manner: "We long ago abandoned
the very absurd practice of sending
men of either culture or natural in
tolligence to Congress. The fact of
it is, that such men are SO rare in a
new country, and especially ours,
that we cannot afford to expose them
to the mental and moral degradation
of two years in Washington"
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Ma At the regular quarterly meet
ing Of the Board of Managers of the
South Carolina Monument Association
tho Treasurer reported Contributions
as follows: From Richland, s357.6O;
Aershaw, IS; Union, 5000; Licking.
ton, $50; Orangeburg, Sc; Fairfield
S1; Barnwell, 500; Abbeville, 50
beyond the State, $3.50; total, s541.-
go. Exchanges will oblige tho AS
sociation by copying.-Pheniz.
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MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.

al the meeting Oh the ladies' OF
Abbeyille on Monday, the 18th Feb
ruary, the following ladies were
chosen rs officers:
MRS. r. G. PERRIN, Charm,
MISS NORWOOD, Secretary,
MISS LUCY WHITE, Treasurer.
COLLECTING COMMITTEE.
ABBEvILLE.-Mrs. Chalmers; Mrs.
J. Smith Mrs. DuBose; Mrs. Lyth-
goe; Mrs. Norwood; Mrs. Z. L.
Wardlaw; Mrs. X. G. Perrin; Mrs.
Lawson; Mrs. Cothran; Mrs. Mays;
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. McGowan; Miss
Sallie Martin.
WILL1NaroN.-Mrs. w. Davis; Mrs.
Porchcr.
GREENwooD.-Mrs. J. Gillian.
LowNDEsvILLE.-Mrs. Latimer.
Cnoss ROADS. Mrs. DR.. Hearst.
CEDAR SpRINus.-Mrs.S Sloan.
SToNEY Po1NT.-Mrs. w. Aiken.
WHITE HALL.-Mrs. DR.. Taggart,
Miss Fannie Davis.
NIHETY-SIX.-Drs. DR.. Stuart.
DUE WEST. - Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.
Bonner.
TEMPLE OF HEALTn-Mrs. Bell.
NEW M.lRKEr.-Mrs. Thomas Lips.
comb.
RANGE.-AGrs. J. F. Calhoun.
noNALDsvlLLE-M Donald.
CoKEsHUnY.-Mrs. +. Connor, Mrs.
c.. Smith.
MoNTEREY.-Mrs. A. Clinkscalcs,
Miss Alico Baskins, Mrs. Sam. Baker
Mrs. Ed. Cewan, Mrs. john Miller.
Each lady of tho Committee will
receive fron~thc Secretary a printed
subscription paper tor taking down
contributions and the names Of mem.
bers; which she is requested to return
at our next quarterly meeting, on the
lst Monday in May, with all funds
they may havo collected, and we con.
fdently hope that tho liberality and
patriotic spirit Of Abbeville will be
fully sustained.
We must beg the aid of the men OF
our District, in our undertaking, and
especially wo call upon the survivors
of our army, to help us in doing
honor to their brothers in arms,
whose dust lies scattered on many q
bloody battlefield, from Gettysburg
to our own~sandy shores.
Wo would if possible record the
name and preserve tho memory oi
every South Carolinian who fell for
his country, by raising one grand
monument by the united efforts of ou,
eorrowing but grateful State.
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sow.-on last Wednesday nigh.
We had heavy fall Of snow. Wed.
nesday was cold and dfizzly-Thurs-
day bright ard pleasant. The win.
Ter hal been remarkably mild with
an unusual fall Of rain-more like q
tropical winter-"the rainy season
than The rough, biting icy weather to
which W Axs accustomed.
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| DULL TIMES IN New YonK.-A
gentleman who was in New York
last week states that trade is very
dull there this winter in nearly al
branches of mercantile business
While at the custom house, on Tues
day last, he was told that no vessel
had arrived from foreign port fol
the forty-eight hours prcceding-a
circumstance that had not occurred
before for tho past twenty years
There were, at the time, nearly 1OC
Government inspectors waiting EN-.
ploymcnt, in consequence of tho small
number of vessels arriving.-Phenir
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GEORGIA SENATons.-The Senate
has not yet passed upon the Crcden.
tials of the newly elected Senators.
Messrs. Farrow and Whitley, and
Messrs. Hill and Miller. Grant has
declined to exercise any influence.
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neA We lsarn from the Columbia
Guardian ''1 = that Prof Rivers, has been
unanimously q reelected to the Chair,
IN the sogtb Carolina University
which hs rss;ghed last Summer.
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The Kansas Legislature wants Con.
gress to'sottla speedily the claim for
damages sustained in that State from,
the raid Of the Confederate Genarsl
Price, and also asks the Same body
to build . canal to conneet.. the Ohio
and flames Rivers. II fev9aa .sey
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E% Mississippi has been admitted
but with conditions similar to those
imposed on Virginia. Senator Trum.
bull led off the opposition in a bril-
liant speech against the imposition Of
conditions. Senator Sawyer took
the Same ground. The vote was close
as there wore only FIVE for the condi
tions.
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sG The Grand Jury have found a
true bill" against Manager Ford of
the Charleston theatre, for the viola
ton of the Civil Rights bill, in refas.
ing to admit negroes to sit in seats
allotted to whites.
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APPoINTMENT.-L. L. Guffn has
been appointed County Auditor, for
Abbeville, vico A. G. Hawthorn re-
moved. "To the victors belong the
spoils." Mr.. Hawthorn is not q de.
voted party man. His Offence hath
this extent, no more"
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SMEAsLEs.-The measles havo been
prevailing in our village and vicinity
and in various sections of our Dis
trict, forsome weeks past. The cases
have heen numerous but have been
attended, we believe, with no fatal re.
suits.
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Liquid ammonia, injected into the
veins, has proved a successful cure in
the most critical cases of snake-bites.
A small syringe with a sharp point
for the purpose of making the injec-
ton, is manufactured and sold IA Mel
bourne, and few travel in Australia
without ono. s-.,:.s a.:... ....-
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saT 1t is said that Spanish officials
are willing to sell Cuba for 100000,
sbnt are afraid of the public sentiment
hspain, which is strong againstit.
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Used twenty:toar tons Wileor, Gibbs l.
Co.'s Aanipuloted Guano, .and eonsd-
ers Il the best and most reliable FsrtiI
ger IN use. 90 .'..t @'".a ''
Griffin. Ca, January Q, 1870.

zs ..f Griffin, Ca, January O., 1870. e
Hours. W1ieoz, Gi5ss d. co.--Yours Of ihs
Let December, asking our opinion - to the
benefit, If any. derived fiom the use of your
Guano vas duly received. We used on last
cotton crop twenty. -four tons Of your Manipu.
lated anano. Ths rssult has bssn entirely
sas'sfactoEy; our opinion il thst where 800 ybs.
Wa va used to ths aere On various ssils, the aver.
see inassssso Of yield vas double, and tbse vs.
have realized aslssst 100 per cent. on The mon.
syfavsstsd init We expect to use more Of
!. snStesr yser; y. vs shsn use y % every asss
= " plant, 4 able 70 buy Il We thint, Judging
from The pastdty seasoo. II wi1l ply ss wsil Of
dry a. vet sssson. We consider yours one
Of sbs best and NEST reliable ssr.ilissrs in uss,
k'ps:aully yours, MATLEY 4 MITCHELL.
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1t is officially announced in the
British Army and Navy Gazette, that
the troops now stationed in British
North America will, be withdrawn
during the present year. III
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sa- Rev. john R. Pickett, tie
we'll known Methodist minister is at:
fieted with pssaiyals Of the right
ades, Fofst 81 cisas g5s:e.,f,l as.
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Markets..
ARBEvILLE, February 25.-Cotto,

ABBEvILLE, February 25.-Cotton
21.
New YORK, February 23.-Noon-
Cotton unsettled, at 24b. Gold heavy
18a. ...
2 P. M.-Cotton heavy and lowor,
with sales of $500 bales, at 24@244
AUGUSTA, February %. - Cotton
market quiet-middlings SO. .
CHARLESTON, February 23-Cotton
inal-middlings 234.
LIVERPOOL, February 23.-Evening
Cotton M 1la@12s;. Orleans III; sale
10000 bales.
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The New York World says that an
ingenious New York Congressional
"dodge" consists in selling cadet ap-
pointments only to incompetent pur-
chasers, who arc sure to be rejected
on examination, 80 that tho same
cadctteship can be sold two or three
times over.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named persons have
freight in. the Depot: 80
Miller g. r, Mosely & w, Fl s Kerr,
VIM Aoorelee, NJ B O. c, WIS Mccoy,
A W Zachery, J @ ,Chiles, T G Chiles,
Baker & Clinkscales, J G Dowtin, Nor
wood, DuPre & Co, White Brothers,
W D Mars, Trowbridge e. Co.; A. Nc
Gala, w s MeCalla, Thos Thomson,
] g. Reid, Jay & Bradley, Ell r Tusten,
Jas Gordon, ] NJ Hamilton, G r Has
'kell. I'".,,@, -
! EXPREss-Miss A. v. Black Jas
9 Dowtin, James Clark. NJ W Barber,
James III Boyd, Beard Taylor, Mrs j
q Raney, A Burt VIM Il Hutson. &
70 .j o. al.,;j:J. .gi =, ~. 4
) y. D. R, soND|LEY,
..-..----........., Vii. =. Agent.
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THE BLEssING OF TIE AGE-No more Sick
Headache, no more Dyspepsia, no more Indi
gestion, no more Pile. no more Chills, no more
Liver Complaint, no moro Jnundice. no more
Pain in the Back, no more Kidney Disease. no
more Costiven"ss, no more Heartburn. Tutts
Vegetable Liver Pill is n certain guarantee
against all these distressing complaints.
Fcb'y 1s, 1870. 4s-2t
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The Laurens Railroad is9 advertised
for sale at pnblic outcry in Columb bia,
on the 30th of March.
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To all Out of Employment

$500 to $4,000 per year can be rc-
allied by energetic and intelligent
men, in securing at once an Agency
for the Best and most Popular Books
ever published. This is a rare oppor-
tunity for MAKING MONEY and
doing good. Clergymcn, disabled
soldies, and oil others wanting an
Agency will please apply, for further
particulars, to
]. C.. DERBY,
Southern Publishing Agency,
Cor. Rcynold and Jacksons Sts., Au-
gusta, Ga.
Feb Is, 1870, 44-2t
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b~ We call attention to card of
w: Joel Smith,, Agent of Equitable
Life Assurance Society. Et&t 80 +
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
Corrected Wsskly BY Il. O. KA UFAlAN, Bro
ker. No. 25 Broad Street.

IN CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
Corrected Ws'kly by Il. @. UFALAN, Bro
ker. No. 25 Broad Street.
February 21, 1870.
STATE SEcunrIEs-South Carolina. old
"s6 do new,-a79; do, registd stock, ex int
are.
CrI SEcuRr1rEs-Augusta, Ga. Bonds. goa
81; Charles.on, s. c. Stock. lex or int) "a
81 do. Fire Loan Bonds.-a76; Columbia, s.
Z. Bonds, -A7O.
RAILROAD BosDs-Bluo Ridge. (6rst mort
gage)-a6O'; Charleston and Savaunnh, beaUo :.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,-a9O; Che.
raw and Darlington.-asO; Green sillo and
Coluhrbia, first mort )-a7S; do, State qua
rantee. e4a-; Northeastern, s44a-; Savan-
nah and Charleston, lst mort. -asO; do,
State guarantee. --a64; South Carolina, -
aS2; do, 73; Spartauburg and Union-a54.
RAILROAD STocks-Chsrlotte Columbia and
Augusta, abs; Greenville and Columbia. "a
-; Northeastern, 7uS; Savannah aud Charles
ton, -a25; South Carolina, whole shares,
-a42; do. half do AL.
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight, Off par
Gold, llssl2l; Silver, 1l3all5.
SOUTH CAROLINA DhNK BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston. =. .. %
ABank Of Newberry. .....-a-
Bank of Camden. n.................4 4Oa-
Bank of Georgetown. n.......... 5n-
Bank of Chester. bn-
Bank IF Hamburg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..3a-
Bank of State of s. G. prior to 1851. .55a-
l'ank of State of $. G. issie 1861 and '62 lOa-
'P;tnt"rs' and Mechanics Bank Of
Peoples Bark Of Che rleston .....-a-
*Cnion Bank Of Charleston. %
Sou hwcstern Il II Bank Of Charleston,
U u,.....-. ~
Southwestern II Il Bank Of Charleston,
State Bank of Charcston....... 3u-
| Farmers and Exchange Bank of Char.
- : -. :. .. ......... lit
| Exchange Bank of Columbia .lOa-
Commercial Ba"k Of Columbia. IA
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw. ......... .;,-
Planters Eank oe Fai, field. .:;a-
State Of South Carolina Bills Receivable par.-
City OF Charleston Change Bills. ....pa~-
Bills marked thus (-) are Icing redeemed
vt the Bank Counters Of each
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The kentucky Legislature has nam
cd q couhsy after General Loo.
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Notic@
10 PLAN T BR@.

ATE have made arrangements for ship.
wv ping Cotton, by which we will ad-
vance literally on all Cottons put into our
hands for shipment. aud charge oely Sew
en- per cent Interest on tic money advauc-
ed. We will have the Cotton held Mt the
discretion Of the owner. Planters who
are not satisfied to sell their Cotton at
present prices, and yet need money to
meet Iheirengage,nen,s with Merchants, can
ship their Cotton through us, draw suffi-
cient funds for meeting present demauds,
and take the risk Of realizing better prices,
bv holding AS long as they desire. Tho
Commission Merchants to whom We shin
are SECOND to none in point Of respousi-
Iilty, prudence and business capacity.
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Hear us.

A BOUT oneshslf Of the Goods sold
~ by n,e'cbsnts are bought for Ne,
Cash or thirty days-the remainder Is
bought on two; three, and four months
.'iaae, and to fail to meet their obligations
a. maturity, is ,ruinous to their credit. -.
One OF US: will leave about the 1st Of
Aarch for New York to make PURCHASES
TOR The Spring and Summer, and to do
thls we must have MONEY. e: We now
IN make a, second appeal to tLo,e who sre
.ndebted to US to come forward by LIST
March and liquidste tbesame. >2+a q,
sor.g Milleri& Robertson.
Feb 10, ls4o,2 4s-.f 10 a7ad' ~
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Bills marked titus (") are Icing redeemed
ut the Bank Counters Of each,