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The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
Sheriff's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of Sale issued out of the District Court OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for Pla-
Ger county, California, on the 3lst day of May,
\. ID. 1871, on q Judgment of Foreclosure rend-
cred in said Court on the 1lth day of May, A.
d. 1871, in favor of John Scott and Geo Gun.
noldson, and against W. r. Coleman and Geo.
Rogers for the sum of Eleven Hundred and sew
enty-six dollars and fifty cents in gold or silver
coin of the United States of America, and the
iurther sum of Twenty-one dollars and eighty
cents 1921 S0) in coin costs of suit and the fur
ther sum of Fifty Dollars $3.50 .00) in coin al
owed by the court rs Counsel fees of foreclos
ure with interest on the said several amounts
It the rate of seven per cent per annum from
he rendition of Judgment. Now therefore
will, on
Saturday, the oath dayofJuae, I'D. 1871,
at the Railroad Depot Saloon in the town
Of Alta, Placer ounty California at the hour OF
ten A. NJ, of that day sell at pnblic auction to
the highest b oder for gold or silver coin of the
United States, the following described property
to wit: All and singular the interest of Defend
ant w. r. Coleman in and to tlat certain piece
or parcel of lend, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon situate, lying and being in
Township No. 4, Placer County California, on
the northerly side of the Dutch Flat and Donner
Lake Wagon Road, and known as the Coleman
Ranch containing, by estimation 160 acres OF
and and bounded as follows, to-wit beginning
at the southwest corner thereof on the line of
said Road at point nearly opposite the Toll
House on said Road above Dutch Flat; thence
running easterly with the line of said road to
Buckleys feld theuce with the line Of Buck
ley's land to the south-easterly corner of said
Ranch and to the line of Bio )ms S Ranch; thence
with the line of Blooms land to Little Bear
River; thence down said River to the Inc OF
Bradley's Ranch; thence with the line of Brad
ley's Ranch southerly to the place of beginning
on said Road including the whole of that GER
tain tract of land described as the Northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter, the southwest
half of the northwest quarter and the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter of Sect
36, Township 16 North, Range 10 east, Mount
Diablo base and meridian. Together with all
and singular the tenements, heridtaments and
appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywse
appertaining.
The above described property l will s'l as
aforesaid to satisfy said Judgment costs, accru-
ing costs and expenses of sale.
i. D. DUNNAM, Sheriff of Placer county.
Sheriffs Office, Auburn, June 3D., 1S7l.-4t.
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NEW STORE.
T. e. STEPHENS,

Takes pleasure in informing his old friends and
the public generally, that he has just opened n
NEW STORE in the
Fire.proof Stone Building, Auburn,
(Formerly ocuppied by Jas. Nolan,)
Where he will keep constantly on hand new
and choice stock of
Groceries, Provisions,
Preserved Meats, Canned Fruits,
Shelf Goods, Mining Tools,
Spices, Hardware,
Syrnps, Sugar,
Liquors, Feed,
Vegetables, Oils,
Candles,
And every article to be found in first class Gro
Gerry and Provision Store, suited to town and
country trade in this section of the state. HIS
goods are all new and selected with the greatest
care.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
at the highest market price.
Goods will be delivered FREE OF CHARGE when
required by customers. jy2-7O-my
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
MISERABLE EXISTENCE.

Although the world is fair
If you search all your pockets
And find no money there;
Yes, hardly yet does last weeks friend
Know you, if your last dimes spent,
For although it sounds funny
Friendship will call for money.
Money makes friendship easy,
No matter where you go,
In Palace and in hovel
They smile on you and bow,
The portals of St. Peters dome,
Receive the great Mogul in Rome,
For, although it sounds funny,
Rich, poor, and Saints, like money.
Yes, money is the lever,
That shakes and moves cen Thrones,
1t builds up grand Republics,
And fills them, oft, with groans;
Ee en- justice is here bought and sold,
Therefore if rich, the rogue is Uold;
For although it sounds funny
Justice, though blind, loves money.
If you seek hosts of honor,
Look first around for gold;
For, if you were Moses,
Without money you're dolt;
Rut riches give eternal Fame
To any ass, without a name.
For althoughit sounds funny
The public worship money.
If ever any body
Thinks himself deep in love,
o, how he hunts and searches
Around for golden chatf.
For, is he poor, he's apt to find
bn 1oJx -, &c Il nd
For although it sounds funny,
Cupid himself loves money.
o, let me, too, find favor,
Fair Goddess, once with you,
Fortune shower blessings
In this direction, too;
l. too, may then be happy yet,
See better days before Tn dead;
Lord! must not it feel funny,
Friends, glory, wife and money.
e. T. L. Hoth
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
NUMBER 43.., .

found the hardy woodsman making more
than living, the freight to Sacramento, the
only market) was doubled, and ruined some
who were largely interested in the business.
So well was this thing managed that large
quantities was on the track and ready for
shipment before the unlucky owners knew
of this thieving extortion
1t is great source of satisfaction for US
to say with degree Of certainty that we
will soon be independent of those cormorants
for the furtherance of industrial pursuits. A
new impetus is given in the discovery Of
rich quartz lodges that are doubtlese rich
and only requires machinery to prove the
truth of my assertion. The Dahloncga Co.,
who discovered rich paying ledge last Sum-
mer and tested it to their satisfaction by mill
process, are now erecting an eight stamp
mill and will have it running by the first Of
July. This Company deserve success for
their enterprise, and certainly have reached
the goal of their highest ambition. h Z
The first extension north on this ledge n
known as the "spread eagle" claim and. is
now being worked. The ledge was found
and looks WELL From present appearances
it only requires depth to make it compare
favorably with the Dahlonega. The So,tl,-
ern extension is also taken up and is called
the Cedar Claim. This claim so far looks
prosperous. They struck the groupings and
appearances we will soon have rich paying
district, and one that will vie with any in the
county. NIEGO.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

The DAYTON PLATFORM Briefly, the
platform adopted at Dayton, Ohio, declares
bygones to be bygoncs; accepts thethree
last amendments to the Constitution, pro-
cllims the equality of all States, and denies
the right Off any State or States to deprive
Others of representation in Congress; protests
against Capitalization; declares that all legis-
lation outside the Constitution is essentially
temporary III its nature and liable to rever-
sion; calls for universal amnesty: fo' the
earl y payment Of the public debt; for a. re-
duction in the number of tax-gatherers; for.
equality, uniformity, and justice in taxation;
for a reform of the civil service, for rev.
enue tariff simply; for the basihg of taxation
on wealth, and not on population; and for a
speedy return to specie currency, as the on
iy sound one; expresses sympathy with cap
itaists and also with lborers; opposes fur
ther grants of public lands to railroads; de-
nounces the San Domingo scheme, the
"Bayonet Bill" and the "Ku-Klux Bill"
1t also denounces the radical party of 1871,
and says truthfully that it is "neither the
Republican party of the period previous to-
the war; nor the so-called Union party dur
,ng the war. That this platform causes
wide discussion is natural, and that it iss
viewed with admiration as an able enuneia-
ton of the policy of the party, by the Demo-
Gratis, and with distrust and alarm by the
Republicans, is also to be expected.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern, that an applicat on has been
made by JOSEPH A. MENDES, HANS FED
DERSON, REYMUNDO SILVA AND JOHN
FRANK, an association of Miners to the Gov
rnment of the United States for Patent to tn
following described Placer Gold Mining claim
VIZ: known as the Quartz Rock Ravne and In
Llama Ravine Claims, situated in Hogs Dig
sngs NJ District, in El Dorado county,
State o. Califo mia being bounded by the min
.ng ella III of Jim Clark on the west by unoc-
.uped II neral land on the northeast and south
md more particularly described as follows to-
wit : on unsurveyed land, being the west frac
tional "a of west u of the northwest quarter o.
Section 80, Township II north. range east
Mount Diabo Base and Meridian, in the distr ct
If lands subject to sale at Sacramento, Califor
MA. and containing So 4S-l 10Th acres said claim
being still more particularly described in the di-
gram posted and filed with said application.
All PERSONS holding any adverse claim thereto
ire hereby required to present the same before
the Register and Receiver of the United States
for Sacramento Land District, at Sacramento
California. within ninety days from the first day
of publishing and posting hereof.
Dated May 18th, 1871.
JOSEPH A. MENDES,
HANS n. FEDDERSON,
REYMUNDO SILVA,
JOHN FRANK,
nv 27-3m Applicants.
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TOFFICIAL.1
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE. !
/, H. l.. n chos. Secrt tary of State of the
State OF California, do hereby certify that the an
nexed is true, full, and correct copy OF Chapter
four hundred and forty-four, Statutes of Cal for
MIA, Eighteenth hsession-Approved April 2, 1870,
now on file i'll my Office.
WITNESS my hand and the great seal of State,
- at Office, in Sacramento, California,
SEAL the Twenty-ffth day of May, A. d.
\O0N 1871. Ii. L. NICHOLS,
Secretary of State
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AN EST RAY.

4 STRAY BULL, red, with white S6fT{l
A face, both ears cropped, and S&Es>X
d m brand on left shoulder come to ---
the undersigneds ranch, at Dotan's Bar two OF
three wears ago The owner is advised to pay
charges and take him away within twenty days
MICHAEL MANSFIELD.
Auburn. June 10th. 3w.
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w. c. JONES, M. D.
Physician and surgeon.
FOREST HILL, Placer County.

RErEREScEs:-Drs Lane e. Murphy, San
Francisco; Drs. Frey, Thomas a. Nelson, Sacra-
mento an7-Tl.my.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

IT is estimated that rum, disease, and
twenty years, will clear California of the In
dians within her borders.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

Why are types like criminals? Because
it is not proper to lock them UP betore taxi
ing proof.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
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Application for u Patent
Placer Gold Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Sacramento. Cal, Mny l9th, 1871.
JOSEPH A. MENDES, HANS FEDDERSON
REYMUNDO SILVA AND JOHN FRANK
an association of miners, having filed their ap
plication in this Office for Patent to a Alinns
claim and the law and instructions in such cases
provided, having been complied with, 1t is here
by ordered that the annexed Notice of such Ap-
plication be published for ninety days, in the
PLACER HERALD, newspaper published nearest
the location of said claim at Auburn, IN Place.
county, State of California.
JOHN q. McCALLUM,
s..,N Register,
~ o
Copy Of Notice posted on the Claim
application for Patent 10 Minjng t',t''''"i'
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

MOUNTAINS OF APES. Lieutenant Muge,
an African explorer, in his account of jour
ney from the Senegal to the Niger, describes
the following peculiar sight: 1--WE have no
ticed early in December he says, that
the mountains on the left shore of the Sene-
gal were so close to the river that in one
place they absolutely dipped down into IT..
One hill which was made of series of ter
races, alternately red and black, with trees
growing here and there out of the crevices,
was literally covered with apes on every ter
race. On every horizontal cleft they were
seated opposite each other. The trees bent
under their weight, and as we passed they
greeted us with inconceivable gambols, and
with furious barkings do not think ex-
aggerate when | say that there were not
fewer than six thousand apes in this plhce.
which seemed the headquarters of the tribe.
near this place. After very wet night VIC
awoke drenched and cold Notwi,hstand-
ing our fires, the men were benumbed, and
did not like going into the water. However,
| made them load the canoe and the animals,
and at two minutes part o'clock the canoe
glided over the water. We followed on
shore, keeping as close to the river as we
could. The road was horrible Most Of
ibe time, notwithstanding the fires we had
kindIed for the last two days to burn the
bushes, we could scarcely get on because of
the dense thickets. At length at balf-past
o'clock, we reached the mountain where the
npes congregated. A short time lbefore
reaching this place we had TO pass pool not
yet quite dry, and perceived in the mud re-
cent traces Of lion, showing; that he must
he very near. The apes had taken refuge
on the terraces of rounded hill in the cen
ter of a pool; every terrace was filed with
them. ! was the first TO descend into the
half-dried, pool, walking very carefully, that
might not be surprised by the lion, which
was possibly lying in wait for me- W ben
arrived in sight of the mountain ! was greet
ed with concert like an mmeiAe pack Of
hounds in full chase. | was already in bad
humor, for the everncreasing difficulties of
our journey, 50 that these animals with their
barks and their gambols, irritated me be-
vond endurance. seized musket and
fired it into a group of them. ! saw one fall,
The others carried it off, and almost in an in-.
stant the mountain was deserted. Not an
ape was TO be seen.
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State Of Souh Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
OyyTcE or CoMPTRoLLER-rSEaAL,
COLUMBIA. 5. c., September ], 1879.
To al ,chom imay coHccsn:
THIS is TO CERTIFY TIATTIIE FOE
lowing Insurance Companies, having lcposi-
ted the amount of Securities of this State re-
quire'l of them respectfully by the Act of
December, 1869, entitled IAN Act to better
project Holders of insurance Policies in this
State and having otherwise fulfilled the re-
quircmcnts Of said Act, and Of all other Acts
relating TO Insurance in tits State. are au-
thorized TO transact business therein undcr-
licenses heretofore and TO be hereafter issued
to their Agents, until the expiration of the
time therein specified
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PRopHITTs PAIN KILL 1T.

This 10 the celebrated medicine that run,
Perry Davis, Pain Killer out of the market.
wherever it wGs sold. Davis made Prophitt
change the name from Pain Killer to Pain
Kill it. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia. OBJ
pain Of any kind it has no equal For Cuts,
bruises, Burns, or old Sores, it is the best !
thing you can use as n dressing. For Snake
Bites or Stiugs of Poisonous Insects, il is al
perfect Antidote. 1t is good for Collie, Colds,I
Coughs. or Aowel Complaint. Its aame
indicates its natare fully. II is truly DEarJ
to pain. Manufactures and sold 6y BnAps
rIELg s Co., Atlanta. Ga, and for sale bf
all druggists.
Dootr couYrr, GA. April, lsG7.-Thisis.
its certify that / wRs confnedto the houA-
and most OF the time 20 my bed, aud suGT-
ing the greatest agony imaginable wth
rheumatism, for five months, and after ity-
ing every available remedy. with no relief L
was cured with two bottles Of DR.. o IS.
Prophitt's Amodync Pain Kill II; each cot
:.5 So .sai-.s3 me .:sSs,
Instantly. i therefore recommend ii In shc
highest degree to others suffering IRON, M
liar disease. ! can say iha; Il is one III Tue
finest family medicines now out. ~ccrtaiIs
Yours truly, w. a. .FoREHANU.
DooLY County, Ca, Oct. q, lsG7-Da.
o. s. PRoraIrr. l have, diving the last
eighteen months, used your Pain KillIi, and
l consider il unequaled by nnyihing for pain
in the head, breast, back or side and for
collie nothing gives relief half SO quick az
your Anodyne Pain Kill. Ii is doing much
good in the community in other families an
my own. Yours, &C., ID. T. FOREilAHD.
NEWTON FACTORY, Ga, Nov. lsg7.-pr.
Prophitt: Last summer my horse sprained
his knee severely, causing the whole leg 10.
swell 10 about twice it natural size. and
rendering him almost helpless; two a~pplica-.
tons of your Anodyne PainfKili IL ihoronkh-
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CERTIFICATES.
STATE OF GEoRGIA,-PuLTbS torSry.
Know all mcE by these presents, That Ihayn
this day, for value received, sold and trans
ferrcd to Bradficld & TO-, the sole right 10
manufacture and sell nay Finally Medicines,
and have furnished them with The full re.
cipes, and have authorised the said Brna-
field & Co, TO print, or have printed, any
thing they may zee proper concerning any
and all OF above named NediciaeA. rhis
10th day OF June. 1870.
(Signed1 O. S. pROPBITf
In presence OF Thomas r. jones, Ro,,rt.
Crawford, Notary Public. las.
Manufactured and for sale by B~RADfiELD.
& co, nroad street, Atlanta, Ga. and. Cor.
sale by all druggists
Aug II IL
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !

OFFICE OF CoMr1RoLLLn-GENEnAL.
COLUMBIA, S. c, September /, lS10.)
FfNHE following let of Licensed Insurance
Agents is published for the information
OF all concerned. Those Companies marked
have not complied with the provisions of the
Act of December, 1859, requiring q deposit
of State Securities, and their Agents are
authorized TO transact such buoiness only rs
may be necessary for the fulfllmcnt of con
tracts made prior to the iwenty-second day
Of February, 1870. All Agents are required
to publish their Licenses in tho Daily Re
publican, of Charleston, or South Carolina Re
publican, of Columbia, as directed in Circu-
lar issued from this office, under the date of
September ], 1869.
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@ d Lake, EdgeGeld.
A O jones, Kdgefeld

Juuic5 III u oWteb, OfAugeDufQ, SNXa &-Z.
Vim ClybHrn, kershaw.
ties.
il Horonrs Charleston.
8 r Jefferson, 0snn.e. 4
Il w Atkinson, Bnrifweil.
James II BeD, Chester, York, &c..
Giles A Penick, Chester and adjoining coun-
Hayward. Travelling, Charleston.
III X Cook, Barpwell.
d Moore. Canyass;ng, Chester and adjo;a-
ing counties.
sECBITY LIFE AND ANNUITY.
" HUDSON Townend, General, Aiken.
Louis Sherfesse, Travelling, Charleston.
G A DeSaussnre, Waltcrboro.
l MeP Hutson, Travelling, Barnwell.
u Mackay, Travelling Orangeburg.
A Morris, Travelling, Edgefcld.
w Schocnberg. Travelling, Columbia.
DR. a English Williams, Contrasting, Collector.
County.
Henderson & Bchre, Canrassing, Walter
boro.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL.
Rehe-, ;! Miller Travelling, TTihi.r.vn.
JE Godfrey s. Son. General, A.lantn, Ga. (
Thomas NJ White, Anderson.
II ii Teasdale, Travelling, Charleston.
A L Smith, Travelling, Frog Level.
VIM Wallace, Travelling, Camden.
WIN Godfrey, Travelling. Cheraw.
Moore, Travelling. bennettsyiIle.
j Newfoundland, Travelling, Greenville.
II A G Walker, Georgetown.
Rev Chrrles Belts, Travelling, Georgetown.
J M Miller, Travelling, ColnHbia.
WD Wilson, Jr, Yorkville.
SOUTHERN
ATLANTA DEPARTNEsY.)
III dickson, Lancaster.
j A Miller, General, Augusta, Ga.
Cash g. Waring, General, Columbia.
John J. Monning, Special, Manchester.
Il Miller, Travelling, Winston.
. p Hay, Travelling, Snmmervilie.
X T. Lyes. Travelling. Augusta, Ga.
7 Hay, Travelling, Aiken.
s Y Tupper. Charleiton
Gil Yates, Travelling. Charleston.
FL Hay, NJ ID, Travelling, Sunmcrviilc.
E ID Brnilsford. II d.. Travelling Summer
willie.
JE Rmith, Travelling. Hopkins.
8 Fraser. Georgetown, 3
s A Durham & Co, Marion, C III.
e Ii Bronson, Mars BiuF.,
j ling, ~Timmonsyilic.
S White. sumter.
$ III Sanders. Camden.
LC Thompson, Liberty Hill.
w Nj Dwight, Winsbero.
James Pagan, Chester.
Jamos + %Spcarman, Ncwbcrry C II.
ia Hamilton, 0rangcburg.
Tobin x Tosely, Laurens-
f S Cassidy, Midway.
Us Bamberg, Bambcrg.
w s Wooten. Graham's.
w II Kennedy. Williston.
w NJ Hunter, Barnwell.
G Il Lnrtiguc. Blarkvillr-
d X Durisoa. .Elgsfioil CH.
1HTIv. MASON. iprkviiic.
f NJ Godboll. Cokesbury.
DR. Alex McCloud Bennettsville.
Dr. J E Carnes, Bishopvil,e.
B f Whitner, Anderson.
J s Cothran. Abbeville.
F G. DeFontaine, Columbia.
Benjamin Rober. Eslgcfeld C II.
John f Green. Travelling. Columbia.
James f Black, Columbia.
DR. B w Lawton, Travelling. s~aFaun,h.
DR. T j Gooi@yn, Travelling, o~rlng.htrg.
DR. L a Walker, GrccnYiie.
Robert W ShHnd, Unien.
UNIVERSAL.
Rev " T Farrow, Travelling, GrecnwooI.
r r C'ochranc, Travelling Charlotte. NC.
4 iinone, Travelling. Charlotte, Ne.
" y Marchant, Grapiieyiilc.
LOUISIANA EQUITaBLE.
W j Hoke, General, Columbia.
PHOENIX MUTUAL.
Vim J Mo!yuearx, General. Charleston.
j. l.. NT4GLR.
Comptroller Genera, Vi South Corolinm.
oct 30 If
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LIFE COMPANIES.

CAROLINA
DuBose, Einshoro.
+ ID Richardson. sumter
VI & nu,lor, Columbia.
W & Corric, Charleston.
George Tupper. Charleston.
T. c McInrc, Chester,
Qnnrlcs & Perrin, Abbcville.
ON Butler, E,lgricli.
S b Griffin, Edgefcll.
-Youmans, GillisonviIle.
Theo q Croft, canyassing, GreenTiItc.
j. Charlton. canSassing, Nc" berry.
Jas III Wilmer, canvassing, lancaster.
W 4 Motifs, canvassing, York.
w W " Finncy, canvussing. Society Hin.
Mum x FAINT, canvassius. Anderson.
James q Gibbs, canvassing, Union.
DcSuussurc s Salmonl, canvassing, Camden.
} } johnson, canvassing, Sumter.
COTTON STATES.
Laval, Black & Gibbcs, General, Columbia.
Jas L Cullen, Travelling, Aiken.
DR. JOS Quattiebaum, Travelling, Aiken. Doko.
Thos B Crews, Laurens.
ID a Townsend. Union.
b II Duncan, Travelling. Spartanbura.
b Elkin, travelling. Duko.
Lovick z Miller, Travelling, Georgetown.
DIR VI w Abncy, Travelling, EdGctield e II.
Burrcl Bros, Charleston.
\ Fletcher Ruff. Ridgewny.
Jas w Law, Ninsboro.
Isaiah Fox, Walterboro.
+ vi Law, Yorkville.
John U Wilson, Marion c Ii.
David ID Clayton, Travelling, Columbia.
DIR John s Hughson, Sumter.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI-
ETY., of the Uuited States
A Is Towers, Anderson.
j III Henry. Laurcns.
w Is Shaw, General, Charleston.
+ Melclers, Charleston.
n Aastin Bull, Orangeburg.
w + Nance. Ncwberry.
JamesB Ezell, Columbia.
John p Matthews. Jr. Winsboro.
VIM Joel Smith, Abbeyiiio.
4 s Jc'rcys. Yorkvilie.
L ii Dick, Travelling, Sumter.
a IL Davega, Chester.
Henry f Scott, Columbia.
KNICKERB0CKER.
George lIuggins, Columbia.
VIM 5 liastic Il Son, General, Charleston.
NEW YORK.
Thomas Frost, General, Charleston.
VIM Elliott, Beaufort.
T j LaMotte, Columbia.
John II London, Rock Hill.
w ii Parker. Abbeville.
j VI Dnyis, Camden.
o II Thompson, Winsboro,
ID X Lcckic. Chester.
ClIns III Noise, Sumter.
W Ii Campbell, Grecnville.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON.
a Il Towers. Anderson.
Is G Heriot, Charleston.
Thos Is Withers, York.
Thos Sumter Mills, Chester
Osceola Sitgreayes. York.
IL q McCaw, Travelling, Yorkvillc.
s ID Shannon. Travelling, Hamburg,
w X Blake. Spartanburg.
S u Clowney, Winnsboro.
Leaphart. Jefferson & Ransom, General,
Columbia.
Dr. Isaac Branch, Superintendent of Agcn-
cies, Abbeyi'lc.
J j Wardlaw, Abbeville.
julius C Smith, Greenyillc.
NJ G Berry, Grcenville
III l. McGowan, Laurens.
O l. Lindsey, Travelling, Laurcns.
Thomas s Moorman, Newberry.
Wm j Lake, Sswbcrrv.
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CaRCULAR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., \
OfrIcE or LnE ~CompTRoLLgR GENERAL, :

OFFICE or LnE CompTRoLLsR GENERAL,
CoLUMDiA, s. c., january 10, 1870.
NUTICE is hereby givensto oil Agents of
In Insurance Companies doing business in
this State, that on and after the twenty-first
day of February, 1870, they win be required
70 obtain rev licenses, and before said iiccf.
SEES are issued, the Companies win be requir-
cd to make q deposit of certain bonds or
stock with the Act Of Deccmbcr 22d, 1869, q
copy Of which is herounto appended. The
law will be rigidiy enforced, and all Compa-
mics must make the deposit within the time
specified.
o. j.. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General.