Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-16
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
ranital $500. 900.

Canital $500, 1000.
rrpr MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
r.os8ce an water street, NEAR Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, vsNcExNEs, indiana.
YIyHrS Company having been duly organizes sna
the Capital stock properly secured, are now
rreuared to receive applications for insurance u
eainst loss or damage by tire, on Bui,aings, ne
chandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufactures, anu Oh
deecriptions OF ALSO Merchandise anu Fro-
Snce In the course Of inland transportation, the
r;sks OF the Seas and upon the lives OF individuals.
The rates or Premium which will govern this IN
stitution, will conform to the estaomsnea rates o.
the Eastern Offices. All losses VIII oe hoeFaiy
and promptly adjusted, and paid
-DIRECTOHS-
No. n Canaan yiscennss T. T. Benbridge, Lafayette
WIN J. wise, W. W. Early, Terre Haute
WIN J. Hebard, Ex-Gov. Wallace, Ind'lis.
Horace E. Peck. H. D. Allis.Evansville,I Ia.
Cirrus N. Allen, g Zephaniah Platt,N York.
r P. Day, Fl Wayne, Ia. n r. ashing,on
vincent T. West, NJ. d. Pike county, la.
r. N. CARNAN. President.
G. M. Allen, Secretary. N. T. Eldridge, Treasurer
c. N. Allen, s. Judah. Counsellors, vincennes.
JOHN G. FoOTE, Agent,
Dec ~, ls4s-ly Burlington, Iowa
= THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK e
REINSURANCE COMPANY ~
Charter Unlimited:-GrantedJ January I'd, 1850
CAPITAL $50,
For the Insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prize Bulls,
sheep and Cattle, OF every description, against the
combined risks OF
Fire, Water, Accidents and Disease.
n-Losses paid in 80 days after proof of death.
-DlREcToRs-
Joseph G. Bowman, John Wise,
Isaac Mass. Hon. Abner I. Ellis,
Hon. Thomas Bishop.
JOSEPH c. BOWMAN, Pres't.
.. 3. WarrNEv, Secretary.
Wa BuRrcH, Treasurer.
vincenRes, Ia. JOHN G. FOoTE, Agent,
march IS, is5o-ly Burlington, Iowa.
is6O.l CARD. 1850.
Upper Mississippi River, Tuesday Packet Oswess
For Keokuk, Nauroo, Fort Mddison, Ponfoosuc' sur
inqfos,, Oqudscka. Keifhsbarg, Nsp Boston, Fort
Louisa. Rock Island ard Davenport
THE elegant, light draught Pas SEN
ger steamer OSWEGO, T. $. BAT
rELLE. Comma nder, will resume her
rcRular trips the above trade on the opening OF
navigation, and continue them through The season.
This Oswego has been newly rcpa,red,painted and
put in excellent running order; making her accom-
modati,ns equal to any boat in the trade.
The Commander Of the oswego embraces the pre-
sent opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage he has received from his
friends. and 'ssures them that every effort on the
part OF himself and officers, shall be m ,de to merit
. continuance. shippers and others may rely on
the Oswego remaining in the trade throughout the
For freight or passage, arrly on board, or to
march Z, l85O-tcn FOOTE 4 co., Agents
g Louis and ,Keoknk Daily United States Mail
Line of Packets.
Steamboat LUCY BERTRAM. Chas Deane. Master.
do KATE KEARNEY, Chas Morrison do
New DI VERNON. N. Mullikln, do
THE above well known line Of stea-
s2EA1AxAdR mers will leave Keokuk every eve-
ming, Mondays excepted) at s. P. NJ.
for st Louis and all nterme diaie landings and make
their return trips every day, except Monday, dur
ing the ensuing season.
The owners Of the above line ofpackets give spr-
cial notice, that they will be responsible for all
packages Of money, money letters, or other VAL
liable packages. only in where receipt,tick-
ct or bill of lading is given by the captain or clerk
Of either Of the boats. In no other case, will they
be responsible for the safe delivery Of such pack.
ages; and they wish il to be expressly understood,
that whenever such packages are received. they are
to be regarded as at the risk Of the owner, unless
receipted for as above stated. SlLAS HEAIGHT,
march ~, 1850 Agent, Keokuk, Iowa