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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-07-30

STATE OF lOWA,l
County Of Johnson
District Court for said county, Septem-
Der Term thereof A. d. 1851.
Ebenezer Brundage,l
Us. ) Bill for Divorce,
Susan Brundage,
1NHE said Susan Brundage will take notice
/ that on the 9th day of January, 1851, the
said Ebenezer Brundage fled his bill of com.
plant in the District Court for said county OF
johnson, praying divorce from said Susan,
which said bill is now pending in said court;
and that unless said Susan appear before said
court at the next term thereof, to be held at
iowa City in said county, on the first Monday
in September A. ID. 1851. and plead, answer, or
denlur to said bill, said bill will be taken as
confessed. S. B. GARDNER, CLERK b.
LEMuEL 3. PATTERSON, Solicitor.
June 18th. 1851,
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by james A. Hunt
a E-,J- er living in Iowa Township, Iowa
N4TS county, Iowa, two estray colts, one
-A2I - bright bay mare, two years old,
left hind foot white, with star in the forehead
appraised at thirty dollars; also ore horse colt
one year old, black, both hind feet white and a
white stripe on the nose, appraised at fifteen
dollars by David NJ. Walter and Newell Wright
on the 29th day Of April A. D. 1851, before
William Spicer Justice of the Peace.
G. W. KITCHENS, elk B. C. G.
MAY 23d, le5l.*
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CITY June ~. fo5f. ~
Selling Off--Great Bargains.

RElNG about to remove to my new store on
- the corner of Clinton and College streets, 1
am selling off my present stock Of goods at
greatly reduced prices, to make room for an en-
tire new stock GEORGE ANDREWS.
Iowa City, June IS, 1851.
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Iowa City Cheap Cash Sore.
GOXYER A. HOLT

COVER HOLT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Boots
and Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Bonnetts, Groceries, Hard ware, Queens
ware, Glassware, Nails, Window Glass, Leath
ers, Carpet yarn, Cotton Chain, Batting, Books,
Stationary, Curtain and Wall Paper, Looking
Glasses, Horse Collars, Paints and Oils, Stone
aud Hollow ware.
Iowa City, Nav %. 1851
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In the District Court of Johnson county,
Ioma, September term, AID. 1851.


Isaiah Purcell,
Us.
Robert M. Secrest,
Rachel A. Secrest, =. c, p.,,
Nathaniel Scales, ~ onanee!y' DIN 70
Castleton w. Lynch, perfect 'i'ie
Eli Myres,
John McCaddon, and
Alexander Bushnell,
fTHE said Robert NJ. Secrest, Rachel A. Sc
defendants, will take notice that the said Isaiah
Purcell, about the 2lst day of February, A d.
1851, filed in the clerks Office of the District
Court of said county bill against the said de-
PENDANTS, stating that the said Rachel A. Secrest1
wife of thcsaid Robert NJ Secrest, by and wiz
the consent of the said Robert NJ Secrest
her mortgage deed, for and in considcra1
500 paid by Eli Myers, School Eur
sioner vi Johnson county, ls@
A. Secrest, on the 18th day OF Juhe,l
to the following premises to wit: the no.
Of lot number five (5) in block number
fo), in that part of Iowa City known as
County Seat of johnson county, subject ton
condition of defeasance, that if the said Rachel
A. Secrest should pay the said 500 with inte-
rest at the rate Of ten per cent from date, to the
said Eli Myers, or his successors in office, on
the LIST day Of January, A. D. ls49, the said
mortgage to be void Tbs said petition further
states that the said Rachel A. Secrest failed to
pay said $780, the interest or any part thereof,
due to the said Eli Myers, School Fund Com
missioner aforesaid, and that said Eli Myers
proceeded to advertise and sell said premises,
as in cases of real estate on execution, on the
3lst day of July, A D. le49, to the said Ma
thaniel Scales and Castleton w. Lynch giving
certificate of purchase therefor, and that the
said Nathaniel Scales and Castleton w. Lynch
assigned all their right and title in and to said
premises to one Alexander Bushnell, and that
the said Bushnell assigned all his right and
title in and to said premises to said Isaiah Pnr-
sci. Said petitioner also AYERS that at the time
the said Rachel A. Secrest executed said mort
gage deed to the said Eli Myers, School Fund
Commissioner as aforesaid, the said Robert Nj
Secrest and Rachel A. Secrest in consideration
OF the premises were willing and intended joint
ly TO execute said mortgage deed, agreeably to
the statute in such cases made and provided,
and that they failed SO to do by mistake and
inadvertence. The prayer Of said bill is thai
the said defendants be decreed to make or cause
to be made good and sufficient title in fee
simple to said premises to said complainant,
and specifically perform the contracts severally
made by said defendants, and in default there
OIL that the said court decree title to said Pnr-
sci for said premises. Said defendants are fur
ther notified that unless the. appear at the next
term of said court and plead, answer, or demur
to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed
and decree be entered accordingly.
s. b. GARDNER, Clerk.
j. d. TEMpLIS, Sol for Complainant.
June 9th, 1851 CIV prs. fee SIS.
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For Sale or Lease.

THE largest and most commodious HOUSE
in Iowa City containing eleven large rooms,
a kitchen, bath room, cellar. and well, all con-
Yenient. There is also fine stable, crrriage
shed, COW shed, an extensive garden, and other
convenenccs GEORGE ANDREWS.
Iowa Chy, June 1a, 1851.
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Ma M IA
7kt d cSIled 49,
EGiky IsDdge No 4. at their Hall In
Iowa City, Iowa, July 26th, A. d.
1851, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Advise
Disposer of human events, to remove
from among us our beloved and high
~ esteemed brother, JAMES P.
BRADSHAW, by the affecting hand
of death, having departed this life on
the 25th ofJuly 1851, surrounded by
kindred and friends, in the 4lst year
of his age.
Brother BRADsHAw has, for some
few years, been an upright and con-
slstant mason, nobly rearing his Ma
sonic ediiice on the solid platform of
truth and justice.
While we deeply feel the loss of
our beloved Brother, and with his
familiar face at ourregular meetings,
we would not forget the breach that
is made in his family and the kim
dred hearts that will long mourn his
departure, without intruding upon a
grief so sacred" we beg to be per-
mitted to mingle our sympathics with
theirs, praying that he who binds up
the broken heart will sustain and
comfort them.
Resolccd, That in the death of our
late Brother, the Lodge has lost
most worthy and consistent member,
christianity a bright and shining
light, and society an upright, useful
and respected citizen-that long af-
ter his earthly tabernacle shall have
decayed, the memory of his many
virtues will be an evergreen" in the
hearts of his surviving brethren.
Resolscd, That az an Ortfrr,wc do
deeply sympathize a0feondsle with
the bcreayed widow snd dfsconsolate
children, and that while as Masons,
we mourn, we too with them shed the
tear of love and friendship.
Resoiued, That copy Of the fore
going preamble and resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Lodge
and copy sent to the surviving fami-
ly of the deceased, and also to the
Editors OF the Republican and Re-
porter for publication.
DANIEL S. WARREN, w. NJ.
LEWIS 5. SwAFFoRD, Sec.
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IOWA CITY IRON STORE

Iron, Steel, Nails, iStoucs, Hd,drdrS,
Groceries, Paints, Oils, Hdrnish, DC
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED IN.
j to his New Store, on the corner Of Clinton
and Washington, Strs, ad Joining the Old Stand,
where he VIII keep at all times good supply
Of the above articles.
+. SANXAY.
May %, 1851.
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The @CArlroL.-The Washington
Republic informs the public, that the
buildings to be erected in addition to
the capitol-of which the corner
stone was laid on the 4th of July
are to be each one hundred and forty
two feet eight inches front, by two
hundred and thirty EIGHT inches deep.
They are to be placed at the distance
OF forty-four feet from the present
capitol on the north and south ends,
and will be united to it by connecting
corridors.
! The Senate chamber will be sew
enty-eight feet by one hundred feet
in the clear, and 1.-THE hallof the House
of Representatives one hundred feet
by one hundred and thirty feet; both
these chambers will be placed in the
western ends of the new buildings. !
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Fer Sale. for Cash.

A SUPERIOR span of Mules, wagon and har-
"A ness; also, very superior span of Mares,
new wagon and harness; ALSO a fine Indian
riding poney. GEORGE ANDREWS.
Iowa City, June 70, 1851.
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ToRNADo.-A destructive tornado
passed through Oneida county, N. ",
| on the 18th inst, tearing down build
tings, prostrating forcsss; orchards and
4 fences, carrying away hay and grain
that had been cut. The course Of
the storm was from Southeast to
Northwest.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

by the undersigned Agent for the PROTEC-
- TlON INSURAN CE CO. of Hartford. conn.
Policies issued upon the most favorable terms
by GEORGE s. HAMPTON, Agent,
for Iowa City and johnson County.
May 2oth 1851.
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FOR SALE.

I'm THOUSAND Superior Brick for sale, on
lou NJ. j. Talbot's brick yard, application
may be made at Geo &c Andrews store or at
the yard GEORGE ANDREWS.
July 16, 1851.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR FIR. CIOLINA, formerly Professor OF
~ Opthalmalgolc diseases Of the eyes, in
the University Of Zurich, Germany. and lately
director Of the Indinna Private Hospital, Co.
lumbus, Ind. And
DIR. A. WILHELM, formerly Physician in
the Lunatac Asylum at Ebberbach, Germany,
would respectfully inform tn. citizens of Iowa
City and vicinity; that We are here permanent
ly located; to practice in all branches of the
Medical and Surgica! sciences. We are in the
possession Of all Surgical and Surgi. mechani-
cal instruments and refer particularly to the
diseases of the eyes, and their necessary ope
rations, as to all other surgical and delivering
operations.
REFERENCES from United States, England.
Germany, France and Italy. to be seen at our
office, corner Of Clinton and jefferson streets,
where we are to be found at all hours. If not
abs ut ON business.
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Nay %, 1851.

ElLBERTS, Almonds, Cream Nuts, Cur
j rants, tgs and Raisens for sale at
PATTERSON'S.
May %, 1851.
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SADDLE, HARNESS-MAKIN(

- 7sl9yE drumming,
and every other article appertaining to his bus.
mess which will be soldas cheap as any estat.
lishment in the city. Bysrrict attention 10 his
business, and the reasonableness of HIS prices,
he is determined to merit share of public
patronage.
wouldrequest all wanting articles in his line
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere
SHOP on Washington street, opposite the
fremont" VIM MONTGOMERY
July 30th, 1851.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP.

I'HE Subscriber would respectfully inform
i the citizens of johnson county, and the
travelling public that he may be found at his
old stand, where he is prepared to do all work.
in all and every branch of
BLACKSMITHING:
Such as horse shoeing, ironing wagons, car
rlages, buggies and the manufacture Of ploughs
and all kinds of farming tools, at the shortest
notice.
He pledged himself to give entire satisfaction
in every case, or work need not be taken away
from the shop. He has now on hand several
New Two Horse Wagons,
ironed and finished in the neatest and most
substantial manner, which he will sell upon
the most reasonable terms
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. ANTHONY COLE
Iowa City, July 9th. 1851.
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THE
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
J, Marine and Life Imsuram
CAPITAL 5000, 900.
0FTICE-on Water Street, in Wisee DtisA Res
VINCENNES, INDIANA.

THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
L organized, and ten per cent pad ON the cap.
ital stock subscriber and tho balance secured
by mortgage on rea! estate and by personal
guarantee, are now prepared to effect Insurance
against loss or damage by fire, on Buildings.
Merchandise, Machinery, Mills. Manufactures
and all descriptions Of property. Also mer-
chandize and produce in the course Of inland
transportation, the risks Of the seas, de- &c.
also the hulls Of steamboats, and other vessels
and upon the lives Of individuals going 70
California. The rates Of premium win s. a
low ms those Of any other responsible Compsny.
All losses will be literally adjusted and
promptly and pnid. The stock Of this Company
Is held entirely in the West. and controlled 81
Western men, and IN no way osnueeted WITH
DIRECTORS.
ROBERT an. CARNAN. yinccnnss.
II WILLIAM J.. HEBERD, do
JOHN W. MADDOX. as
JACOB PEA, a.
WILLIAM j. WISE, do
rErER z. BAlLY. Fort May 81
w vhdTHs + 4. 5 rselI. 81 L 81
HENRY p: AII1n 1iessyIIl
wy M Muo HEs. vincennss,
I IEvr SPARKS s5a,s,,,, g
- ~ ~ "a NN n n, ITUU10EU6S
BOTTORIFF, vice ruoidsnt.
O. NJ ALLEN, Secretary
WI. HEBERD, Treasurer.
Short life and California risks taken & this
agency at extra rates.
!, ANsON HART, Agent.
May %. 1850. lows CITY. Iowa.
II @. FARRELL's. GENUINE ARABIAN
IL. Imminent is most extraordinary met3i.
cine, the truth Of which is placed beyond douE1
by the vast sales of the article, and the MANY
cures being daily performed by it, which pre-
viously had resisted all other medicines and
the skill OF the best physicians in the word =
II is composed of balsams, extracts and gums
peculiar to Arabia-possessing, in a concentra-
ted form, all their stimulating, Anodyne PEN
Grating, unctuous and revulsive properties,
and the same which, ages ago, were used by
the "Sons OF the Desert" with such miraculous
success, in curing the diseases Of both man
and beast
Read the following Remarkable Cures, which
should of the,ns 81 Voc r,ioca
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DIR. HENRY MURRAY.

HAVING RETURNED FROM THE W EST
Ii will be found at his old office on Clinton
street, doors north of Cover Il Hollis store,
his residence on Washington street east Of
Ralston creek
Nav %, 1851.
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After q most fervent and eloquent
prayer BY the Rev. C.-M. Butler rec,
tor Of Trinity Church and Chaplain
Of the Senate.
Thomas u. Walter;architect of the
new building, took a survey of the
stone and deposited therein a glass
jor, hermetrica ally sealed, which con-
tanned q variety Of valuable historical
parchments, the coins of the United
States, copy of the Grafton to be
delNered by the Secretary of the
State, newspapers Of the day and
other naemorials.
The corner stone Of. the new CAPT
t4l EN- 1,Yas then, with great Dig
nifty and solemnity, laid by Willard
Fillmore, President of the United
States, after which he gave way to
the Masonic Fraternity. Their SER
vices were opened by an excellent
prayer by their Grand Chaplain, the
Rev. Charles A. Davis. The sscorn
Of nourishment. the wine Of refresh
ment, and the oA.of joy w6fesey-
orally deposited according to the
peculiar obseS1 Iee6Aof the fraternity,
viz:
Tks6l o|nd Master examined the
at6he> applied, the square, level, and
~ y lps1opeIp40U451V1
l0sned, and 81 snitable maiorisI III
the nufposc lof which Il III Y {fnaa,l-
He then p1a0ed upon Eke corn,
lhe and oil, saying, as he did so,
Il May the all bountiful Creator bless
the poopie u sthis nation, grant to
them all the neceesaries, convent
'ences, and comforts Of life. assist in
the erection and completion Of this
edifice, preserve the workmcn from
any accident, and bestow upon us all
the corn of nourishment, the wine of
fefreshment. and the oil of joy" He
then said. with this gavel which was
used by the immortal Washington, at
the laying of the corner stone at that
Capitol, and clothed with the same
apron that he then wore, | pronounce
This cornerstone of this extension Of
that Capitol, well laid, true, and
rusty" accompanying the last words
with three blows of the gavel. He
then presented to T. U. Walker,
Esq, the architect, the working tools
being the square, level, and plumb,
accompanying the presentation with
the following remarks:
.Mr. Architect: ! with pleasure
present to you these working tools of
your own profession-the square, the
level and the plumb. We, as spec
ulative masons, use them symbolical-
ly; you, as an accomplished architect,
will now use them practically, and
may the noble ed;ice, here to be
erected, under your charge, arise in
its beautiful proportions, to compile
tlon, in conformity with all your
wishes, and may your life and health
be long continued, and may you see
the work go on. and the capstone laid
under circumstances as auspiclous
and as happy as those under which
mis- cornerstone is this day laid"
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There were thirty lone deaths
by cholera in Quincy, for the week
ending the 18th instant.

CHoLERA.-There were two deaths
from cholera in this city day before
yesterday-Mrs. Kenworthy, and her
son, William. The latter, for some
time past clerk with Messrs. Cool
baugh & CO., was widely known and
highly esteemed, and his untimely
death is much to be regretted. We
heard OF no cases yesterday, and no
apprehension is entertained at pres
ent sas to the spread of the disease
among us.-Burlington Telegraph.
The RAILRoAD.-The directors of
the Dubuque and Keokuk Railroad
Lompany North, met in this City yes
terday, and decided on permanently
locating the road on the-survey of
Maj. Mexican, with the exception
the first six or seven miles, which will
beIesuveyed. ~
Maj. Mexican. has resigned his Off
e Of Engineer Of the road, and an
other is 10 be appointed. Another
meeting is. to- be held on Saturday
next. Dubuque Herald.'
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GooD, IF TRuE.-It is said that the
Congress of New Grenada have pas
sed bill granting to North Amer
lean company the exclusive right to
make a canal through their territory
by which large vessels may pass from
the Atlantic ocean to the Patio.
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pRKS, WOMEN IN
alter Cure for Ladies',
ks, Napoleon and Mar

on and Generals, Life Of Tay.
The Revolution, Oddfellows' or
and Byron's Poems, Wreaths Of
Friendships Offering, Life of Black
zion, Boone, Robinson Crusoe and
NIB. Etiquette for Ladies and Gents.
Is Tales, Babes in the Wood, Tupper's
al Philosophy, Novels, Song Books,
cks and Fancy Books. Of all kinds, Just
d for sale by
L. b. l. o. A. PATTERSON.
%, 1850.
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A. b. STILLWELL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MECTFULLY INFORMS THE PEG.
IL pie of Iowa City and vicinity, that he has
just received large assortment Of
Cloths, Cashmere and Vcstings,
and feels assured that he can now offer TO his
cust1lers as large and handsome an assortment
as al house this side of ST. Louis Having
mag the selection personally in the city Of
Ne ork, he fattcrs himself that he can give
sa ton to all who may favor him with
q z would call particular attention to his
V-EriEES.
Of Cut and Silk VeIvets, Figured
in. and needle worked Cassimeres,
q as superior to any thing Of the
Ito this city.
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q ALERATUS, Chocolate, Cocoa Pepper Sauce
~ and Mustard for sale at PATTERSON'S.
May %, 1851.
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HE Opinion Of an Old Experienced
md Scientific Fa,yier.


From the speedy and permanent cures, both
on man and beast, which your Arabian Lini.
ment is performing, do not hesitate to pro.
lnounce 1t the Great Remedy OF the Age /
have practiced doctoring horses for these TWEEN.
ty years, and have tried all the various linj.
mcnls, olntments, DC. so much pulled mp in
the papers; but must say TINT II. q. Fnrrell'S
Arabian Liniment exceeds AMY that ever made
use OF BY its use, have cured Swceny and
SPAWN long after they had been pronounced
ihcurable, and | have cured more than fifty
horses this season with your Liniment, en-.
bracng every shade Of disease, from scratches
and bruises up to SPAWN, Ring Bone and Swee-
sey. can also bear testimony Of its good e.
iects on the human system. | was confined
nearly all last winter to my room with Rheu-
matism, and could get hing to help me. un.
iii commenced the use oil your tini,ncnt,
which entirely cured me.
WIN. r. CRIMES.
Sun Pam Of ten gears standing cured
by II. q. Ed,rrVs arabian Lin,mcnt.
Mr.. n. q. Farrell. Dear Sir had been n.
hicied with the "Sun Pain" for the last ten
years, and could never get relief except by
bleeding; but by the use OF II. G. Farrcll's Ara.
bian Imminent, applied over the temples about
three or four times day, it was entirely re.
moved, and have felt nothing of it since. I
went into the stable ono ngat, to apply it to
horses sore leg. and being very lame he Stun
bled and fell against my legs, crushing and
bruising them 50 badly that they turned black
as my hat, rendering them powerlcss l appli.
ed your Liniment, aud was well enough IN
few days to go about again as usual. / also
crushed my finger in schOckiuR manner. bv
letting back log fall upon it; your Liniu,ent
soon healed il up. though.
La Sale precinct. Heoriaco. III, ~ :, sle.
De SURE you get the genuine II. o. Tsssllss
Arabian Imminent, ~ thoeo ara cssmaH6 800 -
circulation. Unless the letters II. q. 9s2 Io
Farrell's, il il eoantey)kif His sion1ftS6 363so
on the wrapper Of each bottle. - "a VordS
hlnwn in the glass bottle, n g. Fax4ells A.
bian Lniment, PeOris.n
Manufactured onIy ~ H g. Farrell. sols in.
ventor and proprietor, and wholesale drurriet.
No. IL Main street, Peoria, ILL., 10 whom ~
communications must be addressed; md To-
sale by
L. b. d o. a. PATTERSON, Iowa civ.
ENOCH OvERMAN, Ovennan's Ferry
Mp COOPER, washington.
PHILIP GORE, Columbus City.
$. X, TRIP, WappellO.
WIN. TOOLE, TooIsborough.
and regularly authorized agents all over the
United States.
Call and get Farrier Book. free Of charge.
N. B. The Public are particularly cautioned
against newcounterfeit which has Just made
its appearance called w. B. Farrells Arabian
Liniment. Remember that tie genviae les II. q.
before Farrell's.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!
900 BBI4S. Fresh Flour just received by the
cUO steamer st. Croix and for sale by
July 9th 1851. H. w. FYFFE
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REMOVED! REIl6yED!!
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE.!

TROY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Q Troy. Wisconsin, chartered under the gen.
fal Insurance law Of Wisconsin, in accordance
fith sn act entitled an act to provide for the
)corporation of insurance companies passed
I'D approved on the ninth day of February,
e thousand eight hundred and fifty.
CAPITAL $4,000
his company commenced issuing Policies
\e 7th day Of October 1850, with the full
Of capital required by law. have insured
" to the amount of $500 900, and have
cash fund above losses of $4,000,
largest cash capital Of any mutual
the United States according to the
nn3 are in successful operation,
rance on dwelling houses,
akiidings. household