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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-07

Tho Nationsi baik of this place. II under:
5000, is owned entirely by her citizens. and
n is doing . good dhd :salp business paying "a
hsndsome iyidend to lite stockholders. besides
citizens. 8, 535gs a ~ : :.
~ would like to aotices etber| important
enterprises, but have not tidio alnd spa CO now.
but permit me to say that Walhailn oan boast
OF f'more pretty young ladies' and nice, moral
young men. and smor q of The milk Of hun,an
klndness q howing 10. ths veins Of Lert oitizens
two States. y. sg@ss8
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-07

Tho President has appointed Hon. Samuel
w. Melton, of South Curolina, Solicitor Of
the Treasury. Mr.. Melton declines We
regret this, as we would like to have more
South Carolinians in olice at Washington. 4.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-02-24

t,ooks and Stationery IA
doctors Fee .
Simmer Baths -
Music o.
Use of Piano or Harp 10
Vacation charge, (fot August and Il
Septcmber) 40
PUPILS are admit ed at any time, and
charged only from the date Of entrance.
No deduction is made for, q pupil who
may be withdrawn bcfott tho expiration
of the Session, unless It lie on account
Of sickness.
ccpt Oh Sundays and Thursdays, when
blue Merind Ia worn in winter. and ~
summer, pink lawn, and occasionally
white Jacol,ct or Nainsook:
Each pupil should be provided with a
blue, a white and pink dress; white
plain Bobhinrt veil, two and half or
three wards long, according to the SIZE Vt
the Young lady; q blac k plain Bohh'net
vii, twelve changes OF under garments,
Twelve pairs IF lose; a dorm and a hall
or two dozen pocket hahdkerchiefs, Ell gh'
large napkins, eight towels, twelve c"l'
lars, six nisht-yowns, f"nr pairs OF SHOES
4 foot tub, toilet box, work hox, goblet
table knife, fork and spoon two pair
of blankets, three pairs OF sheets, three
and a half yards long, tw" and hal
wide; a iiuSluit6; bar Of White netting
two yards long, the top to br I'VE tee
long; two and half &id"; All to b
aistintly marked with tho h"'h'cr as
'' PARENTS wishing their children to b
e furnished with clothing, btc:, are e>
pectcd. to ,dcposit with the Treasure
funds for tile purpose. :.
Pupils Of every denomination, are r
durtd to assist at The public exercises
r'eiiyion-iio further influence Is ever e
efciscd over their convictions on til
y grave point. 1,,
Visits are confined, when ptacticab]
il to Sundays and Thursdays, and are
:, be made only b; parents, guardians az
'. near relatives, unless when author'z
ii bv such rs have power to do so.
Epistolary correspondence is subject
inspections: ,
For circulars aud furtl,et uArticnla
apply to or address lie MOTHER :
PERIOR, St. MiclAel's Convent.
MR.. P POURSiNE, no Gravier Sire
New OrlcapS, or, :.
MR.. NJ. II. CARVER, Natchlt"chrs' l.
Aarnts. Msy2O-tf
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Succession SALE.

succession SALE.
Succession Of Joseph Datis, decd.
NY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Honor
ID able the Parish Court, will sell at
public ontcry at the place Of last resi-
ddence Of Joseph Davis, deceased, in this
parish, on
THURSDAY, March 6tll, 1877,
all Of the movable property belonging to
the succession Of Joseph Davis as des-
cribed on the inventory, consisting in
part of three horses, one yoke # cattle,
eight head of cattle, more or ID twenty
barrels corn, $40 lbs. fodder and about
nine bales ofcotton in the seed, more or
less.
7srmy Of Sale:
CASH, subject to appfaisement:
v. A. BARRON,
Feb. 24--tds. Sheriff.
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81, Michaels Convent,
FOUNDED IN 1925.
Under the Direction Of the Religious o.
the Society Of tho Sacred Heart
ST, JAMES PARISH, LA.

THIS Institution IL pleasantly situated ea
on the Mississippi River, About "
miles above New Orleans. The ouilaings
are spscious and we'll ventilated. The
aim Of the Religious conducting IT, IT, IS 70
secure to their pupils thorough anu &C.
complished education. Simplicity, OF
dress is enforced by the rules: inel.
health is the object ofuntiring solicltnde
and, in sickness, they are stfect'onate''
and constantly attended to: ;. ,;,;aod
The scholastic year, which is divided
into two sessions of five months eacn
commences on the first wednesday o.
October, and terminates in the last weeS
of the following July.
L Terms fas the Scholastic Year,
PAYABLE in current funds, and always II
/. f4,.':t| Advance
I Entrance Fee, (but once) ,. .
Board, with tuition in English and 20 {,
l.. French - .
Washing
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NNarket. anA &irer.
COMPILED AND CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
UiiASs L'HERISSDN!
lFor the XINDICATOR.

These figures represent round 10Y pt'-
ces: by retail, higher prices will nave TO
be paid.
We cannot say much as regards busi-
ness during the week ending last night
The offerings of cotton were few and lar
het yecu and "the Mart" Front Street,
looked deserted indeed, most days.
No country produce offering of note
and business generally down below par 80
flat. III other words.
The only thing that ripples the stag
nancy il the retail Grocer trade, ana lha'
even does not amount to much.
Stocks are fully equal to the wants o.
trade, and prices down to the 'o"es'
figures. Cotton tends down.
BART ABLE at Grand Ecore TUESDAY
M fine with fair freight. ..
" Owing to the steamboat c T% )" .o'
so;ohts are down to HALF CAkD rates
Cot on per contract, We suppose: -,
RIVER continues to noun! t'le Van
y rapidly, and we have every 'nnica'I h"e,,
} GOOD boating water to this CITY "eio'
The end VT next week: ,
'"S Ahovc the rise continues as high up
, Fulton.
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At Auction.

Will be sold to the highest bidder in
the city of Natchitoches, on Front street,
without reserve stock Of goods ceo&s-
ting in part of BOOTS, SHOES C.Uih,
mo, DRY-GOODS, HARDWARE, School
Books, &c. ,,,,,n,v
Sale to commence On THURSDAY,
March 9Th, at IL m, and ooatnue untll
the whole stock is Disposed u! 49, 49, ,''
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-02-24

The cold in Russia has been moro 20
we're this winter than for 1853 years. In
St. Petersburg on December 80 the Their,
nometer fellto ga degrees tReamur) BE-
low zero. Several cabinen were frozen
70 death on their seats, and cats, pigeons,
and spmrows were found dead in The
streets. Large fires were kept barning
y night BY the police for the benefit Of
ths public. In Moscow the Grand Thea
70 was closed for want Of audiences, the
people being afraid to venture out in the
cold. f sraz&
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-02-24

PARTIES owning bo,,irs Of lard Viii i
they wish to dispose Of t" !MN':
GRANTS, will Il" we'll to avail then;
selves of this splendid offer
LAMB OWNERS
IN NIB RlVrR, SABINE, VIM;
VERNON dH NA'fCHlTOCHES;
who drsifc lan}l ad,s,Isrd for sale
to immigrants, can have the sa"
DONE in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,ocAl,ty, CHARACTER or Suit. lN
rRovENHNtS, WATER, Qr'tttt AM
Pnlrt, On the co.opl"i,ti>r plan. J. T.,
we will Charge regular rates for t','
advertisement, aud take pay as t"'
lows; ONE HALF CASH; the oth"'
half when the land is sold.
BIZ Tits means We become Interest
I'd in the sale Of ths land with thu
ow;ier; and will gite DIR personal at
teution t" ansNerlny all INQUIRIES 1t
Eating ,hisretd.
W. h ,pe our friehds throughout
the section uame'l. will give their al
tention to this matter.
The g,cat need Of f,ouisiana al
tits time is Capital, immigration and
Intelligent Labor. Capital, to invest
-, IN DIR N'ne,at and Agricultural lands:
Immigration to populate and pe,m"'
. nently settle thereon, and Intelligent
labor to develop o"t resources. ,
why cannNt we ctmprte with "''f
j.; .'stet States IN inducing the one az"
tie heating Of tho other' Our lands
are chpar, rich and productive, pr',;
dnting tile great staples Of the w"''|,
viz: cotton, sugar, tuhatc'r and al
> the small grains. Nowhere on t"'
continent does fruit come to such per
fection; oranges, apples, peaches;
pears and grapes: together with az
es the smaller varieties, are produced
5, abundance. Our climate Is healthy
'e- and salubtious; our seasons are MI
and even. Nature has been kind T.
'e- rs in all ways, and all that renal"
~ now to be done, that our land nil:
\, p,csprr, ia that Capital aud Lab"
w, wv NAV be ih,lncetl 10 come among IL
Of the first will find a rich Held t" r.
m. ward it, and the latter Will be heart
es' " welcomed: =, y; 49, !,
o., great advantage of advertising, !
6r,ler to lay before the people OF It
!. bleak North, and the barith At'ant
board, the ,elysium that awaits u
k hardy, industrious Immigrant
= I,ouis!ann. .,
l. Let land OWNERS show faith
Il. works and give us d trial.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of James 6assAlin, decd;
DERsUANT to an order from the par
/ isb court, will offer for sale at pub
lie butcry on
WEDNESDAY Feb. %, 1877,
1t Campte, all the movable property be-
longing to the succession of James
Cadghlin, deceased, consisting in part OF
an assorted stock Of merchandise, gro
ceries, dfy-goods, shoes, notiens. etc.
Also 1000 lbs. seed cotton, one bale cot
ton, one cart, one buggy, farming i'm
pliniel,ts household and kitchen furni.
ture, blacksmith tools, three mares and
colts, one horse, one yoke Of oxeD other
live stock and sundry articles that will
be exhibited on day of sale.
Terms of Sale:
CASH, subject to appraisement.
V. A. BARRON
Feb II Sheriff.
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Bostou. sahuafy Il. iH&
| JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Vim. S"||iro", Sr'
pY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon:
ID the Parish Court, Of the Parish OF
Natrh;tmht-, and to me directed, will
offer for sale at public cutlery. to the last
and highest bidder, at the place OF tn"
lost residence of WIN Sull van, ST.. III
this parish. on
WEDNESDAY, March q, 1877,
all of the property mentioned in the IN
ventory of said succession, consisting IN
mart of two horses, one mule, one yoke OF
oxen, twenty one head Of cattle, one
hundred bushels Of corn, twenty-five
hundred lbs. seed cotton, farming inn
n]iments, and household and kitchen
Also the following lands : South West
quarter of South East quarter and the
South East quarter Of South West quar-,
ter Of Section No. 3; and the West half OF
the North East quarter and the East half
of the North West quarter and the West
half If South West'qnarter of Section II,
ali in Township 10, Range 7, containing
in the aggregate three hundred and TWEEN
ty X320) acres:
Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
| CASH, subject to appraisement.
Lands to be sold in legal subdivisions
H. H. HATHORN,
Feb ,7tds Administrator.
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The RIVER continues to rise
fapidly, and Cane has put on her
rood behavior The river in front
II the city is coming up with a
rush, and we will begin to look for
"the Packet" at our wharf in a
few trips,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-02-24

The weather for the past week
has been delightful. Cool and
bracing.
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Judge G. Chaplin and Hon. T.
P. Chaplin, District Attorney
pro tenn, Of this parish, returned
from the city on Saturday last.
They report the determined att
tude Of the people against Pack
ard.
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rIuvI nDCNI Vn,,r Don

CHILDREN !-Your Reg.
nlator is superior to any other rem:
edy for Malarial Diseases among.
children, and it has a large sale in
this section Of Georgia--W. NJ:
RUSSELL, Albany. Ga.
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@atish aud City,

i AFTER LEM Wv '",,..,.o..,.o
rive d series Of entertainments
j., the benefit Of the HIGH
SC SCHOOL. Tableau, Concert TT; and
T n,amatic plays are in contempla'
,;on, together with one Of those q
sn1,udid Suppers ending with "
1 dance for young folks These
n1sasant entertainments will take
placa Immediately after Lent, COW
s,ing the period of two evenings
We sincerely hope that all our
citizens will attend and contribute
their mite to the success of the
arand cause of public educatlon'
OUR BOYS are fast becoming
men. Drinking houses are daily
and nightly crowded with youths
scarcely out of their teens, and to
mt shame be it said, old aye has
never yet demonstrated against
this step towards immortality that
must end in ruin of character to
many a now promising boy
II The evil calls loudly for check,
and We hope our city authorities
will give it their attention.. WIN
ali houses that keep open Under
city licence for gaming and drink
ing purposes, it should be under
stood, and so made a law, that
such licences would be revoked
and the houses closed, if minors
and interdicted persons were al
i lowed to frequent them.
Let our worthy Mayor bring this
before his Corporate Body and WI
Zoe, assured they will do some
thing to stop the boys from ba'
habits, if their parents will not
The public good demands it.
PROF W. G. JACK again kind
IL contributes to our columns, TO
which we feel highly bonored, an
of which our numerous reader
vill be more than grati6ed.
coLoRED BOY handling a pl
tol carelessly was shot in tt
groin, on Monday last
MILTON DUNN, NJ, d., at Mon
gomery, La, supplies us with IL
Of the lost numbers of the V'nt
Gator. Aug. 1st, 9Th, and %
July 18th, and June Goth, 49,
Thanks friend Dunn, and we no
other friends will send us t
other numbers-viz, June n
July 4tb, 18th, 25th, Sept. 10
October 10th, 3lst, November Z
and Dec. 10Th, all of the year Is
Lock them ND for us friends, {
yoa will confer a great favor
The HIGH sCHoOt, Prof.
G. Jack, President, is in a he
ishing condition, and bids fail
become one of the best Schools
the State. Professor Jack i
highly educated gentleman,
has made the instruction of 20
his pleasure and study. The
cuuiary condition of the ID
SCHOOL has not been in good
dition, but the ladies', God b
them, have taken charge OF
part Of it's wants, and we are
BY to state that all debts
shortly be paid off. The nun
ofpupils attending is tiatte1
and on the increase daily.
The weather for the past
has been delightful. Cool
bracing.
The RIVER continues to
tapidly, and Cane has put o.
rood behavior The river in
u the city is coming up "
rush, and we will begin to lo'
sthe Packet" at our wharf
few trips
Judge G. Chaplin and H
P. Chaplin, District Att
pro tenn, Of this parish, ret
from the CITY on Saturday
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Notice.

lWou1D notify my friends and the
nnh,;t generally that am now prepared
to furnish them PURE milk At forty
cents gallon. IT, :. ill.,.
doors and can also he procured at any
time of the day by sending over to the
1 Parties n desiring to patfonize me can
procure tickets from ne At any Tlme:
Feb. 3 ": LEON GhENEAoA'
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CONSTIPATION,


TESTIMONY Or THE CHIEF JUsrIcE Or
GEORGIA, IL have used simiiions' Liver
for constipation of my bowels:
caused by temporary arrangement ~
the liver. for the last three years, AM! al;
WAYS when Itself ac orling to the dlr':
tions. with decided benefit. think II y
a good medicine for the arrangement ~
tho liver..at least such has been my per-
s0nal experience in the us OF 1t.
HIRAM WARNER
Chief Justice Of Georgia;
SICK HEADACHE,
EDITORIAL, I'VE have
tested its virtues persunals, and
know that for Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Thobbing Headache,
# il the best medicine the world
ever saw. We have tried forty
othcr remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, bnt none Of them
raw, us more than TEMPORARY re;
lief: l,at the Regulator nit only
relieved, but chred us.
| I'm. fELEGRApH AND MESSENGER;
Macon, Ga:
Ftavins had during the last twents'
wears Of my life to attend to Racing
Stock, and having had 80 much troub''
with them with Collie, Grubbs, &C., CAV
me a great deal Of trouble; having hear
Of YOUR Regulator as cure for the a'"N
diseases concluded to try 1t, after u:
inc one Package in Mash l found II =,
cure in every INSTANCE, tits only to "
tried to prove what l have s salu IN n, " ',
nraise. can send you Certificates tn Y
Augusta, Clinton & Macon, as to tue CO.
GEORGE WAYMAN, Na::ou, Ga. Jul,
oath, 1873.
Genuine prepa' ID only by J. H. zeils'
;: 4 Co. Phl'.1. elphia, Pa.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

pecp;ved Previously 1854 bales.
Received this week oo'
Total OOH '"ioo'
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Important to Land Owners

PARTIES owning bo,irs Of lart VIII i
they wish to dispose Of t" !MN':
GRANTS, will Il" well to avail thr"
selves of this splendid offer
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A cOLoRED BOY handling a pis::
tol carelessly was shot in the
groin. on Monday last.
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These figures represent round lot pr'-
ces; by retail, higher prices will nave TO
be paid.
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PROF. W. G. JACK again kind.
IL contributes to our columns, for
which we feel highly bonored, and
of which our numerous readers
will be more than srati6ed.
, 1877-08-25

Exchange New York and london. ASH.
LONDON, August 2lss.
Dem. Crystals per cwt. Ell 1olt
Sugar : MuscovadO do. &I $40.
delayed Havana, No. 10. Ell 7I6 adoaG.
DamerarA Rum per gallon lis in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt, &3 1910.
Consols o54 to &.
Bank of England rate OF Discount sp.&.
Cotton, 6.
Rsntes 20 90.
, 1877-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THb PUBLIC DETERMINATIONS

Y N the Country Schools will this year
a take place as follows
East Hill Tuesday Sept. 4th at II o'clock.
La P%rircesse Thursday 9th ""
Peters Rest Tuesday "1Ith
Kings Hill Friday "14th
La VaI'ee Tuesday "%l8th""
Diamond Friday "2lst""
Two WiIlioms Tuesday "25,h"
Mt. Victory Friday "26'h"
Parents, guardians, and friends of the
Schools are invited to favor US by their
presence at the Examinations.
St. Croix Country School Commission,
22rd August 1877.
tn. J.. A. ENGHOLN,
Chairman.
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UE UNIVERSITY
OF
MINNEAPOLIS.
(lDrI.

-
DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College Of Science, Literature
and the Arts.
The College Of Agriculture.
The College of Mechanical Arts.
Colleges of Law and Medicine WI
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conductedby
Professors of the University, is In pro
gress.
The EQUIPMENT COMPRISE:
A Main Academic building, lS5x9O
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
146x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, DC
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory in complete
order.
A Plant House.
A supply of Physical Apparatus.
A set Of engineering Instruments.
$50 U. S. Cadet ride-muskets, with
accoutrements.
A section Of Artillery, with Gals
MS.
A collection of Minerals, Arts, shells
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe-Room.
A Drawing-Room we'll equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globe
Charts, &c.
The general faculty consists Of ID
Professors and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart.
ments.
The year 1885 begins Sept. q.
875.
For Catalogues or information ad
DIR the President of the University
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF IysURAyc

WHEREAS. The New York Life Insurance
connany of the State of New York, has filed
in this Department a sworh statement exhib-
ting its condition and business for the year
ending Dec. 31st, 1876, and has otherwise
fully complied with the requirements of the
Insurance Laws of this State.
Now THEREFORE, |, A. R. McGILL, Insur-
ance Commissioner of the State of Minnesota
do hereby certify that the above named Com
IIzed agents. to transact its appropriate bust
ness Of Life Insurance in this State, according
to the laws thereof, until the 31st day of jan
uafy, A. D. 1878.
Witness my hand an official seal this 31st
day of May, 1877.
A. R. McGILL.
Insurance Commissioner.
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The Anti-Monopo1ist.
THIRD WARD.

THIRD WIKU.
.Mscezlaneous--C City Of st. Poui.
Board of Trustees of Minnesota Church foun-
dation Undivided 4 Of the following
Bounded on the by Summit Ave, on the
by St Peter st, the by nth st, on the
by side of an alley, in block s. lrvine's
enlargement to Rice & Irvine's addn, except
3ox51o # for Summit Avenue, and I8o by $50
# to C F A Morris,
0 Mcfarland, undivided "A Of the following
Bounded on the by Summit ave, on the
by St Peter st, on the by nth st, on the w
BY side of an alley in 1rvine's enlargement
to Rice g. Irvne's addn, except 80 by $40 it
Tor Summit ave. and $50 by $50 It to A
Morris, OF
] Burke, cong at point 10 78-1oo chs Of S
w cor Of town 20, range ~, tn 461a degs e
IS links, tn s. deg Sc 4-56 chs, tn 4o deg
a., 74-34 links, tn So deg s W. 57-1oo
chs to beginning, being so by 300 IT,. 5
Sarah Mabon, com 6 at point on w line OF S
\ sec 81, 2orange ~, where SAID line is
intersected by line between lands formerly
owned by ] R Irvine l. Vetal Guerin, tn
4sA deg e IS links, tn s. deg S $50
chs, tn S 46 deg $ 1854 chs, tn S So deg S
w 4-48 chs, tn n 481a deg W 1-o4 chs to be-
ginning, being 1903 by 900 #,
FV Heyderstaedt, cong on W side OF Waba-
sha st 1877 81 # n Of W corner OF nth and
Wabashaw SITS, tn n 31A #. tn w ooA 1T to
Guerins line, tn on said line 1914 IT, tn e
to beginning,
Richard Chute, undivided u Of strip OF land
# wide. on side of Bluff st, extending
from Wabashaw st to line of W Il sec
81, town zo, range ~
Continued IN SUPPLEMENT-
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hence at right angles with said
ench st, in a sly direction, to
line of said blk. thence on said
line of said block ely 60 #,
~ at right angles, with said
asst mentioned line, to the line
/ Bench st. til on said line Of
'ench st.wly 60 it to beginning,
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eling.Expenses of Agents, and

elingsExpenses Of Agents, and
managers of Agencies. .......
Cash paid for Medical Examiners
Cash paid for Salaries and other
Compensation of Officers and
Office Employees .............
Cash paid for State and Local
Taxes and Fees. -. ......
Office, Law and Agency Ex-
Cash paid for Advertising. ......
Cash paid for the following
items, viz: Reduction of Pre-
MUM u. S. Stocks. =. ......
Reduction of premiums on State
Total Disbursements .......
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