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The remarkable incident of Prus-
sian rifle-bail entering The muZzle of a
French serseant's chassepot in one OF
the late engagements, aud going clear
down the bore, is related. Such Incl
deuts are not unknown ia history.
A Kentucky woman has applied for
a divorce on the ground that her hus-
band Is most dead with consumption.
and don't amount to shucks ANY way.
Nothing conquers obstinacy like
cold wesiher-it brings every man to
his knees.
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SIDNEY PERHAM.


List OF Patents issued to Maine In
ventors for the week ending Jan. 81. 1871.
and each bearing that date Reported for
the Ellsworth Americaa. by WIN. F. Sea
vey. Solicitor of Patents. Schwartz Block.
Bangor. Ne.
No. llO.1ll. ). J. Baker. Madison
Centre. Fetter or Clog for Fowls.
No. ll0.63l. J. f.. Boffil. Portland.
Paper Cutting Machine.
No. 1860. J. ). Jenness. Bangor.
Double Hinge.
No. 1924. Nv. +. Shaw. Portland.
Street Pavement.
Whole num)er of Patents issued 1893;
Reissues I; Extensions 90; Designs 16;
Trademarks. 5.
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Versailles, Jan. .. l.ir bombardment OF
The fort on he southern >idr NJ Paris il
steadily cput,nu a. ani t.r hrr 81 the
French h. >lackcnrd II IL supposed that
several ~ the guns Ill The fonts HE li,-
mounted lhc weather i favorable FIR
siege operations.
\ correspondent At Mar-cucy SAYS that
Fnrbro>ucy aud Nn-cut have suffered
severely. and that it j. believed there : no
French infantry outside the Qualifications
on the east ami north cast.
Paris j. active anl ofrustN" operations
are expected Immediately.
The American Consul has been permitted
to leave Paris aud has 1 rived here
Tue Prn>>inn guns could easily Shell the
city; there are several houses on IRE
There has not been much hrln. to-day.
The French rcdoupt al Noirc Dame IL,
Claml-t j. occupied BY thr Pru>>iln, aud
its IRE turned against the French
There are no appearances ct Sprtjc>
The prus~ian losses are sti.l in>i.niiii-
cant.
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European News, e..

London. Jan .. The Times special cor
respondent with Prince Frederick Charles
desert - the lighting along thr Inirr in
The forest 81 NruIuruc aud Mpututrc on
TN. 9Th inst. aud >ay~ the French retreat
"a We ward The rru~~ian~ are follow
in. them and meet with hut ittc resist
anrr The GrruAn~ captured hy the
French are sent to tie Island Of Orlcrou.
On the west coast ~ France, "ppn~ ~ the
mouth Of fLc Ch,wutc Many Bon'Tar-
list -.cnt- nave hru arrested In France
Dispatches from Versailles announce
that fort Disy haihrcu ~il need, and that
owing to the dcn>t ~. which prevails. ia"
results nt The humbar,lmrut upon Tho ota.r
forts cannot az pr,,cut De a>crrtliucI
Later -Adyi,,s received from Yer
sallcs state that thc guns orfort Dctauyc>
have also been , 'cuccd hut thit although
i terrible IRE j. directed against fort
Dcmoutro-uc Tie latter fort still responds.
Tie eovcrumcn hl> decided upon ln M
crease ot the military establishment and
has decided 10 IL once adI tp each ~ thr
class. >-of the military service an add
ttonal force uftNcnty thousand mcn.
1t j. rcpurtst that some shells have tl-
.cn III the glrien, o" Luxembourg
The Idyautr columns ri The German
forces IL tn valley % the I.,.r- have
reached No,rnt lc Rctro>c, Sarge, Luvi.uv
.ul La Chlttrr.
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Special Notices.


In the Treatment Of Diseases ihsii, nj To Fenala.
mas placed DIR DOW At ,ho head Of all pAysrt-r.
making such practice speciality, ana enabr-
mint" guaranteed speedy aad permanent curr
~ the worst case of Suppression and au other
H'"SfTHni hfrdNgrHeafs, from trb4fcrsr ra,s,
Al letters for advice must contain 81. ONCE y,
9 ENniCorr STREET. i+,>roN
\. B.--GaIrd .uruishct 70 those .;esirie., 4, b..
main under treatment.
Eo.ton, Tuly. iS-1 --p nalyr >
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Report OIL the Condition Of The Hurk spo., N
honai Bank OF Buck-port, state ~ Nm.
=, IN. e'".e Of business on be s~th OF Dc.
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In this connection deem it inapp-opri-
ate TO advert to the subject Of protectio to
our industrial pursuits. do not advocate
what is termed high tariff. The present
tariff. except AS it has been recently modi-
fed. was made TO correspond with heavy
internal taxation, and should now. as il
undoubtedly will. be materially reduced
Revenue reform" in its practical sense
cannot be roo strongly urged upon those
who make and administer the laws. But
the term. when used to express the views
of some of its most demonstrative advO-
Gates. is somewhat vague aud indefinite.
Ii is made the watchwOrd of men who EN-
terrain all shades Of opinions on revenue
questions. and especially Of those who adj
vocaie absolute free trade. A revenue
reform securing the strictest economy in
all our expenditures and providing for the
removal Of National taxation from the
necessaries of life. end the productive in
dustry of the country. the reduction or
entire removal Of duties Oh such needful
imported articles IS do not come into in
furious competition with our own prOduc-
lions, should receive our earnest support.
1t is deiusIve to suppose that the necessary
expenses Of the Government aud the inter-
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lfthere i one thing above another that
commend, our institutions to the approval
Of the civilized world. Il i our common
school system. by which the means of edu-
cation are brought within the reach of the
people It. creation was the browning
act of the wise men who laid its fOunda-
lions. II i oar surest guarantee OF nation
al prosperity and progress. and pledge of
the increasing grandeur OF our republican
form of government.
We are paving about thrre-fourthS of a
million dollars annually 10 support our
common schools, which i about eight dol
lar, per scholar. counting the average at
Tendance This sum i generously and
willingly paid by the taxpayers of the
state. who only demand. a. they have a
right to expect. that this large sum be
honestly and wisely appropriated.
Our Normal schools. Teachers Insti-
tutes. efficient supervision. and other ill.,
strumcntalities. cannot fail TO produce
good results. We are already beginning
to realize the benefits of our Normal
Schools in the general efficiency of the
teachers who have enjoyed the advantages
of these institutions. Not that the gradu-
ates of the Normal Schools are always the
best teachers. for 10 system of education
or training can make good teacher of
unfit material. | only assert. what all ex-
perience proves. that other things being
equal. the teacher who has had special
training for the duties of his profession
will be more likely TO succeed. than one
who has had no such advantages
Some of the measures recently adopted
to promote the efficiency Of our public
schools may be regarded as experiments.
to be continued or modified as the result
of experience may dictate. The friends Of
these measures are confident that they
will be of great practical benefit; others
doubt it. Since they have been put in
practice. it is best to allow the question of
their utility to be settled by actual demon
strafion. No very serious consequences
can result from giving them a fair trial
If, after such trial. they are not satisfac-
tory. they will. of course. be repealed.
l commend this important interest with
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Georgia Home, of Columbus, CD.
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn.
Home, of New York City.
Imperial, of London.
International, of New York City.
Liverpool and London and Globe, OF London
and Liverpool. ,
Manhattan, of New York City.
Merchants and Mechanics, of Baltimore. Md.
National, of Baltimore, Md.
North American, of New York City.
North British and Mercantile, OF London
and Edinburgh.
Orient Mutual, OF New York City.
Pacific, OF San Francisco, Cal.
Phenix, of BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Putnam, of Hartford, Conn.
Richmond Banking and Insurance, of Rich
mond, Va.
Security, of New York City.
LIFE COMPANIES
900 each
Carolina, of Memphis, Tenn.
Cotton States, OF Macon, Ga.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Uui-
ted States of New York City.
Knickcrbocker, of New York CITY.
New York, ofNew York City.
Piedmont ond Arlington, of Richmond. Va.
Policy Holders Life and Tontine Assurance
Company of the South, of Charlcston,S S. C.
Security Life and Annuity, of New York Civ.
Southern of Memphis, Tenn.
81. Louis Mutual. of st. Louis, Mo.
Universal, of New York City.
j. L. NEAGLE.
oct 29-tf Comptroller General.
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having been sent to us. The Ceafu,y;
is imphatically a Southern institution,
and 1T presents strong claims to the
Southern public for its patronage, with
names as l.. Virginia French, Hon. A.
W. Dillord, Virginia d. Covipgton, w.
B. Hill, Mary Washington, and others
from louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and
Mississippi.
We believe tho publishers will have
tue good taste to keep politics out of
this magazine, and try and aim for the
highest order of literature, and more
earnest development of the resources of
our Southern land. Price $3.50
year, Charleston, S. G.
The Har1 and Home for Pebruarv
IS before us. 1t is full of choice illus.
trations, and first class reading matter.
Every family ought to subscribe for this
elegant weekly. Address Grange. Judd
d Co., Publishers, 245 Broadway. N. Y
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle Of New York.
OFFICE OF A. G. KAuFMASa !
No. 20 BROAD STREET. |

CHARLESTON, S. G.. Feb. 0, 1871.
L cordially commend to those gentle.
men OF business, Bankers, Brokers. Mer.
chants, ETC., here and elsewhere. whose
notice THE Chronicle as a financial and
commercial monitor may have escaped.
to look carefully into the merits of this
nnnnr even noun .~~--.-s
the standard Journal of America in MAJ
ters pertaining to finance and co,nmerce
its extended and extending c~ircula.
ton being the strongest testimony in its
favor. 1 would here take occasion "a
remark, IN passing, that its editors, (per.
sonally known to myself,) are gentlemen
OF intelligence, refinement aud culture.
THIS accounts somewhat for the paner
being conducted on the exactest princi.
pies of honor and integrity, and with an
ability, vigor and independence seldom
equalled and never excelled.
SO generally known is this paper that
no Bankers or Merchants Library
throughout the length and breadth of
this vast country is considered complsta
without it. Il can be found on a@l,oos.
every desk, alwas a faithful Sompauion.
friend and guide. / do not pretend to
argue iho merits OF tiiiis paper, but sim.
ply ask the skeptic to read and be CON.
vinced.
l have been requested by che pub.
l'shers to act for them in this section.
aud have consented, in consideration 81
the many coartesies they have extended
me. | will receive Subscription mon.
ey to same (s10 per annum) and show
of snip specimen copies Of the paper Ia
any who may desire to sabscribs.
a 6 KAUFMAN
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EXECUTIVE
STATE TnrAsrny Ovr,c.

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
CoLuMHIA, s c., December !, 1870.
THNEE INTEREST falling due ON the
Il Conpon Bonds of the State of South
Carolina othc LIST of January, 1871, viii be
pad IN COLD on and after that date at the
Once of II. II. Kimpton, Financial Agent of
The State, No. 8, Nassau Street, New York,
and at this Office.
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of The State 10 January LIST, 1871, win
he paid IN GOLD on and after that date at
Tho Treasury office only.
NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec 8
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
~ OF CQMrTRoLLtR-GESsRtL,

'itE following list of Licensed INSURANCE.
u Agents ispuhlished for the information
OF all concerned. Those Companies marked x
have not complied with the provisions of the
Act Of Daeembtr, leG9, requiring a deposit
OF State Securities, and their Agents arc
authorized 10 TRANSACT such business only Ms
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q G HerioL Chscicston.
Tl.os b with,rs, York.
Thos Sumter Mills, Chester
osceo!a Sitgreavcs, York.
Z g McC"w, Travelling, Yorkvillc.
> u shannon, Travelling, Hamburg.
" X flake. Sp"rDanbnrg.
S b Clpwney. WiuusborS.
Lealllnrt, Jefferson * Ransom, General,
Columbia.
pr Isaac Branch, Superintendent of Accn.
cies, Abbevi .e.
j j Nardlaw, Abbcyillc.
Julius & Smith. Greenville.
VI & Berry, Grecnvil!c.
III l. MCGOWAN. Laurens.
O l. Lindsey, Travelling, Laurens.
Thomas Norman, Ncwberry.
Wan J Lake. Nswberry.
q Is Lake, Edgcficld.
J y c Jones, Edgcfeld.
John S Wilson, Chester.
lanes II Fowies, Oraugcburg.
Wan Clyburn, kershaw.
Walter + Reed, Kershaw and adjoining coun-
ties.
j il Honour, Charleston.
j Il jefferson, Oconec.
y w Atkinson, Barnwell.
James X Bell, Chester, York, SC,
Giles y fenick, Chester and adjoining coun-
ties.
is Hayward. Travelling, Charleston.
II K Cook, Barnwcl.
d Moore, Canvassing, Chester and adjoin-
ing counties.
SECRlTY LIFE AND ANNUITY.
W Hutsou Towncnd, General. Aiken.
Louis Sherfessc, Travelling. Charleston.
[ = DeSaussurc, WaltcrbOro.
hvP Hutson, Travelling, Barnwell.
= Nackay, Travelling, Orangcburg.
a j Morris, Travelling, Edgetcld.
W ~Schoenbcrg, Travelling, Columbia.
DR. a English Williams, Canyassing. Colleton
County.
Henderson & Behre, Canvassing, Waiter
bore.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL.
hobert y Miller. Travelling. Wiliiston.
j T. Gotfrey y Son, General, Atlanta, Ga.
Thomas NJ Wiitc, Anderson.
IL II Ieasda!e, Travelling, Charleston.
a Il Sniih, Travelling, Frog Level.
Wa Nmliacc. Travelling, Camden.
WI GG 'hey, Travelling. Chsraw.
Moore, Travelling. bcnprttsviIlc.
j u NestworcIand, Travelling, Greenyillc.
II y Walker, Georgetown.
lie, thrrles Bets. Travelling, Georgetown.
} NJ Miller, Travelling. Columbia.
F" Is Wilson, Jr, Yorktille.
SOUTHERN.
(ATLANrA D~ErARrwEyr.)
II dickson. Lancaster.
) y Miller. Geuoral, Augusta, Ga.
Cash y Naring, General, Columbia.
) In l. Manning. Special, Manchester.
IL \ Miller. Travelling, Williston.
D y Hay, Travelling, Summcryilie.
r. LyCs, Travelling, Augusta, Ga.
I Hay, Travelling, Aiken.
5 Tnlpcr. Cliariciton.
l. Yates, Travelling, Charleston.
j Hay, NJ j, Travelling, Sunmeryllle.
I'd bri"lsforI, VI D., Travelling, Summer
willie.
Z Emith, Travelling, Hopkins,
) Fraser, Georgetown,
, y Durham n Co, Marion, c IL.
: IL iiruEson, Mars BluG
J @Siug, Timmonsvi!c.
) nit0, Sumter.
u Sanders. Camden.
&C. Thompson, Liberty HI.
\ VI Dwight, Winsboro.
Pagan, Chester.
+ Spcarman, Ncwberry Gil.
y Hamilton, Orangcburg.
'obin X Tescly. Laurens.
; 5 Cassidy, Midway.
: Bapbvrg, Bpmherg.
V < Nooten. Graham's.
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XECUTIvEnDEPARTMENT
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., ptc7mber /, 1870.
FHNIiE BOOKS of the Treasury Office for
II the Transfer and Conversion of STOCKS
anu BONDS will be closed on and after the
nl5fh instant until the LIST proximo, for con-
veience i'll preparing statement of interest
due TO January /, 1871.
NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer State S. G..
ucc .
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CIRCULAR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
)FrIcB OF LuE COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
CoLuNpIA. s. c., january 10, $40.

CoLuMDIA, s. c., january TO, 80. J
NToTICE is hereby given to all Agents of
IN Insurance Companies doing business in
this State, that on and after the twenty-fist
dnv cf February. 1870. they will be required
TO obtain new licenses, and before said licen-
ses arc issued, the Companies will be reqnir=
ed to make n deposit of certain bonds or
stock with the Act Of December 22d. 1860, a
copy of which is herountos appended. The
law will be rigidly enforced, aud all Compa-
MES must make the deposit within the time
specified.
Comptroller General.
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Atf'S's
10y 10y Beaufort.
""i>'N TO-. ......""....Columbin.
'i"+GS"h Y D~n'Iap".... ..........C Camden
Geo Alco StoIl,,...... Finr.rcn
Ferguson x M!iier............. Grcc,yuc
inona- , Ncn' ...Ncwbcrrv
iNoinhs ' "ui
O,niond X rhompson.............W inn.horo
'"o'Aas : 1chrsys...". ..."..-.... YorAyille.
n0NE, NEW YORK.
u . VmEes' acknowledgements. .....C Charleston.
- Aiken.
) l.
IMPhHlAL, LONDON.
George Huggins ....... ..Colu,nbi,
INTERNATIONAL.
) Charleston
LN EEPooL & LONDON s GLOBE.
W n
7 Nance -.:...-...... ...........Ncwbcrry
-. Lomt'N' DenHr"l...... .".....C Charleston.
Al, ,"'Nc'''. .'"'..... ."....-..Abbevilic.
W al Harden Chester.
joan IL
" y ............ Camden.
Charles II Sumter
j NJ J~ohnson...... N,r;on
robert COLUMBIA
- - .Georgctown.
v"l'nS .Grccnyiilc.
a. a " -" "h..'.'. ..... ....Anderson.
" "ouireJ ....."."......Choraw
MANHATTAN.
- L + rnSef..:"''.' ......".".....Gcorgctown.
ueorge iluGgins.."..... ...........C Columbia.
1 ....... ..Charleston.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS.
ihiger & Ravenel Chnrlcstop
NATIONAL.
lI"ger x Ravencl.... .............C Charleston.
NORTH AMERICAN.
9 Y @" o~ra.,or
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE OF
LONDON " E%DIxBund
II -NicHoiS " Columbia. !
Charleston.
ORIENT MUTUAL.
ipgcr & ...Charle.top
PHOENIX, OF BKoOKLYN, E.. Y.
George Columbia
, . ffhser."....""...... .........GcOrgttuwu.
} 1 iuPper."."".."... ."."..."CbNrleston
PACIFIC.
\ IL TOBIAS" Charleston.
PUTNAM.
- h'run'.".""". ..."."."...ChcStcr.
;olhnrn 81 Howell. ....... ........ Cnnrlclnp
George Huggins Columbia.
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE.
! Mhlte...."."........ ...... 49,. ....Sum:,r.
J. HlOL0ur.,............. ....... ChnIrstnn
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A N ACT TO regulate the Agencies of Insu-
IN rance Companies not Incorporated in
the State of South Carolina.
SECTION j, Bel enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives of the State of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly and by the authority
of the same, That it shall not be lawful,
after the first day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and ~sixty-nine, for any
agent or any Insurance company in the
JJnii,et,. States, or any foreign State, incorpo-
rated hy the laws of this State, to take risks
or transact any business OF insurance in this
State without first obtaining license from the
Comptroller General, which license shall ex-
pire on the 3lst day of March of each year.
SEo. .. Ts,:.b before the Comr'rol'nr
General shall Issue such license to any agent
of any insurance company not Incorporated
in South Carolina, there shall be filed in his
! office u ~certiied copy of the charter of the
! Gem pany from which the said agent or at
toruey has received his nppci.tmcn,, and
also u ccrtifud ccpy OF the vote or resolution
oil t!ie l~fru,iccs or Director OF said company
appointing him suth agent, accompanied By
a warrant ot appointment under ths otiic'aI
seal Of the .ceinpday. aud, signed ny III,
tpHeils:M- HndS se9asAsgssSp4hfS Sssrsstnta
Appropriateness .h4H sRusk mtSa isSaNai
IBID ns3SsyeyerTrE gtsrnN AS;
eiess
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srArE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OfFlcE SEcnrrAnrnr Sr,r

ofFiCE oEcRETAkf OF STATE. !
j. E.. l.. CardHa, Secretary of State of
South Carolina, do hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy of an Act entitled
IAN Act to better protect holders of insnr-
anee policies in this state" on file in this
Office.
Given under my hand and tic
- seal OF the State, in Column
SEAL. bin, this oath day of Decem-
tJ Der, A. ID. 1869, and in tho
oath year OF American Indie
pehdencc.
f. l.. CARDCTA,
Secretary oil State.
oct - tt
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GEORGIA 30
Thoslr4 S Moormau.........6~z
A 49,
II L Nichols & Co..,....--
Hutson Lee............,.,.. ..s
+ G Wood. /.
+ C DpPrc............... $50
A Is
w Ii Hardin............ ..........
w l. Reid.
y X Durisoc
" u Earic.. ..,.1
j II Henry.................. .....
Geo III Cornelson............ ...l
Joseph NJ Elford...
j Il Hill & Co.................S
o II Thompsou............... n
G a Penick...
Wright s. Crum............ ... I
HARTFORD.
4
Isaac Branch.
John Ferguson.......... 49,.
A II Hayden.
III Z Nichols s Co...............
A l. Tobias.
RTNA. .
George Euggins............ -,
CONTINENT.
Ivy 3 Hcriot.. 100.
ii Z Nichols s. Co...............
John Ferguson...............
Isaac Branch...................
a Is
w III Rcid.....................
W IL Hardin. ...-
II L Nichols & Co............u
John Fcrguson...-............
Cornelius Gr2ham....--.. s
w L Pratt. :.
Bull & Scovill. !
Joseph NJ Elford
Anthony White.............-
: John L Hill Il Co......... 49,
:. @ Il ThoIupsor............. -.
I Observation-Disclosures.
isaac Brmncy.............,.
\ Is Towers...............
' WD McDoweli.........
, Gelourn y Howell
.HaMS
WD H.iSSesao..
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GOD AND OUR
SATURDAY MORN

may be necessary 2o, tn
tracts pade prior TO The
of February, 1870, Al
to publish their Licences
rabieda, NJ Charleston, nrI
paGiicau, of Coluabia, as
lar isSyedafFum this oMoc,
September 1, 1859.
FIRE CO5E
cITIZENsS
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LIFE COMPANIES
CAROLINA.
DuBose. ~inshoro,
j ID Richardson, sumter.
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saved on sad -aSsni u. a,tssaS ~ ?
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every indp,n.n, so r.,.ovcrnJ III "N ga
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appoinlinent there sl,I ~, Gu, "",i"n'p
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prrsilor, ""u' ""Ncr JAIN OF KS
and liabilities. and distinc,ly, tIn,xi,a @
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h.s ~, 80 GU no" me same
| COMPANY cousista Tho on.n,,nt 49, oe' VI ,"e
! am! unpaid. and an oticr cln;ns .'no;n,, t
! company. or othcy n-3n,todnns $50 ~
or not due at the time of Tho sI;nn - Wv
statement! aboy.. and shall ru,,h.,. a.,
lst. That said comnopics h,ya r,Iat,"i a..
provisions of their respective chortrrs omj
Of the extensions and an ena,,on, y
every pariicnIar s.nl nhn,La", Ne'e'"' III
any clanee Of charters sincr ias, "een
81. The a,nount or nolicio, m,s,"nIn
near as can be nsccrtninnd 40
Id. The character. of the risks md tho
rule governing companies and their agents
IN taking the same, both as to locality and
amount.
18th. The particular character of the as-
sets, specifying the amount of cash and pub
lio, bank. manufacturing or other stocks and
bands, or other securities, held by the com
panies, with the evidence that they are held
by them, the rule of investment in real es-
tate, securities. and The general localities nj
real estate secured 10 companies.
9th. The amount received from premiums.
ana whether sufficient to pay losses, &c.
oth. Whether ,ieIe have been any chan
gcs IN agencies during the preceding six
months.
SIC. 3. Tint every agent or attorney oh
tanning such license shall aIao cause such IL
$3.50" = -~.4 .~"a...,,.. :.
DC designated by the Comptroller General.
having circulation i'll the county in which he
resides. The company Shall also furnish the
Comptroller General, through their agent.
an annual statement Of the affairs of the con-
Iahy, as PROVIDED IN the second Section OF
TINS dcl, itnd 1t shallbe the duty ofthe agent
or agents 10 publish the same.
40 =. ihat II the Comptroller shall be-
s"sishe" 'hat any company is insolyeut
OF unsafe, IL shaii be his duty TO refuse Ii
cchse 10 IT'S ngcni or agents, and 10 withdraw
any license mat has been already issued.
SEC. b. That any person who shall deliver |
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