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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-11
BURNING FLUID
AND LAMPS

I>ilS dry received Al
TUE L.IDii.S FNCHiH
q i'-e- 's'"r'neni II ~" fa'""t imptp,rd
fiii" tarnps u: the following kind.
Hanging, Sidr, and Desk Lamps inr church.
=" and Stores, Astral, Mantle, Eutr,, anu
'ami Lamps. also Porter Improved Burn.
hC FLUID. All the ABOVE I'll. Jc sod al cit,
prirc, tnr Clsh
faric'.iar attention paId 20 order, Cor tho
above art,cies
~ CuhS. FACE.
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De- GtLoCL RyE. 8.

a T ih- LADIES ENriihNGE.ro-r"r =
:. y c'. - aui MERCHANT i,uN, !;.r'tart,
-, .iI"rr u.g, be iylul .or gale Ia" !.t'JH.
81. Goods, w
.,if ana cotton warped c,siln'cr"s, cphrrra.
AVID tlp4rrls. A.! We. aaI r,.t,. ~t.p
h.iul9., Catherine STRIPE figured and VA.
tered brpcad-, i.urlits s'ik p"pl,ns, striped
rnd wa'.-. % .l,us, h!acs ,r.hs, t,,gA .f-
{ iof,4 SIX triyrts -puu'7 aud copper p.l'r
from / to ccHt, Ter ii';a-, y III rps aua
t,c'"'l Lawns 80 .,w,.s, !pG.l B,pk and
/ T1H iius'an, plaza Glaf'i, and BrS-n"t
. lace, -iA i,hcn, cnuiiue, and cotton p,ckot
I Observation-Disclosures and Fdnry si4 era.
/ yats.- .pr un, iL~h, FIX, lGuotic AID
LuGINGs ASp iNsEKIio.5.
/ striped plaif ard wrought fau., ln. ior cut
! t,ns-- sirprd r.tI4 anu c'l'r'u ,si..r.,...-
re-. h.r~, N.slln, ana ,u.t4u il4na"is, i..t-,y.
( p..uI-. :ro'tuy bed tc-.tar, slupvl ,hsri.
ngs, s..rc,a', pfp,r cambur-. lr IN i,urns.
F pro..L H. lands, 81. cot,"n-, blaoa 4 e,',-.
, Grl,r..,. and i"au., cra.h, cupaIs. tuAtrns,
, ...,c-, anI li.-' tf ~ ttuds, -itt1" la,.,ls,
( ,ua ruId Nna',1onts, b-ti0rs. pins, t..,,,
/ '.:,ad-, Jack ard c".o-rd sewing s.k Z
! Hoy .S'a'e. Emr,r STATE amt Water
tgp Nh L,"y .saapls, n, Agesn
Prices.
: g., n,rc. o9oMu c"l.nn which viii H. ,cld
: lower hy - per cert lnsn can h, bought =,
any oIhrr STORE 81 tn SITE.
DRY GROCERIES OF All KINDS.
/ & -rcn ard hisrk ra., t4y1. Eip ana c4g,
,oa'r, pam hi", 7" Vi''f, o'".a, Einger, u.4r-
tird, cum snd - h~a' starch, -r an ta,isr, u
soda ssrra,us, rrc, COCOA .bri.,, fs,s,ns,
4 .tfpn. mace, riuvo-. ago, indigo. tI.soco,
s,gH perm ana 'ai'oP caDc!'s. Al hlHts
%, hard sf-n. isoEf s'Ir sOT kTFr)
The abuvr S!naa ~ 'iuocs acre Sourhl
f-r4-a 80 lac present i,ts Rdi6s al. n.i
t.~ I'D ~ '.fsI, LOHtE t.sn he boa If
stau, olu"' S.nfc IA Nrf.n..' ,u not -
~ under. "a ry an. one 'aI'cs S4'-s aud
a.a... ts"4', l.n., motto
CHARLES PkGE.
EJ Coo. '"c" ,el every are. IRAN De-
,ou ard Nr~ iqfs
kIusGd, VI. d.. 90. l,jl
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CHRISTMAS EVE

December 2Ilh ms, Ill be ce,etr,ird ~
the Un,vcrslil.t tharch at Clarcudor.
North Flats Friends generally arc requested
20 attend
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COMMISSIONER. Norit.

tGTNi.SiUNEi. NOTICE
W. sr p-e'.-,r. G.t.v s;o1.u,.. h.. lac !io-.
W "' 4'c'pHu t,.-t if.e'. '...' 70 ,tr r...r
n.H-'o",Is g. '-'c'sc, rReNIne IL. .G.p-l /!
clam, and d,mlHfs ci all person, u-a,us,
the cstate Of
ELiltiI n HARMON,
late of Ruil,ud ~ sad district. dacc.srd. tc.-
resented 'ns"l'cni, aud Il. Inon,r4 i,oat tie
ii,b Day 81 ocip.D-r l-ji. hem. alba ~a hy
sad c'iiri ~ that purpose We 81, therefore
hereby give n"tic".. hat rr wdi attend to tho
bIs.Ev.s Of oar sara appointment ct tie o..
tic- Of Frances N.asnu ~ sad Ruti.uG On ,1c
ls-i Moo!a,s of Janua.y aud Mar, next.
from ,ne CLOCK T. " sn,,i ) o ricc. I NJ.
on e1rh Of sad d,.n
Dated i!4'I - Gtt. 2l. 10 ~
J'us fsa,for,j Communion.
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u.,',, or ,oa4,s,, :, Is =. rr",,', c.o'
h-.is. .''ht"' D.. 49, Peg .sa h.'t-.. .4 ,t'
iItl i-, w " tiiI.j!
h',rh. i',.ii Arm ruata. 90 MARTIN
tItsrr'. Ntfihl iii-t4-. i"tupri t'rsi" 81
Sa'.h Anr II..'r ~ unrS AID hears 81 thi-r
tusvl" lat oi iaWt.i. ~ sad r.srict IL.
c' n>"d. hl' ,u1dr npp,,cal,'u to .sId { 'pti
~ wtt,u- iri hccnsV T., eel az tbc trll -
toi'. 81 a., waru', II hr,h,! al ihr ,ahd wh,ru
~. conveyed H. tnrip D., the list U,l aud
testament "a sad drcrasrd aurI rrptc,rut,u.
li,,letn .hat such sale " IA bc .conJu,nu Ia
IA" inirErs' 90 taid "atds
Therefore Il ~ urae.cd 10y sad court tina,
SAID apple atom ir and toe same - het, =
f'.''r' l"f heoriDg ana dccirirn al 81 NJ count
Al Session thereof /, be- nrld vi the rri ate
.''h"" "a thsilrtrn a. tr~a,d, un the 18th d,y
at Dr,-tnhrt neat and th,l n'i,cr thereof ~
gwen nv pub '.t'rs crfY g tie rc,n,i Ut
THIS "td,I three weeks successfully ~ the
Rutland 'irra,d i-Ns,al,ct p'r,rd =, Ed,,
land ~ this stat itynt all persons INTERESTED
ray appear ani' he heard IA the Ircni-r !
they see rauN
true cory o! record,
-, AtNn. y ,cSrn iuu.e
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STOCA BOOTS.

1iiF Dost A,t,clc ou,-w.rfan'cd and lo
slic by &. BURT X son.
Dec ., ISL
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CANDLES.
TALLOW.

SMeA LBS Beef Taliow fr sale by
s1OS { BURT Il son.
Dee ., 1851.
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YURS. FuRs. FURS

ANOTHER LOT Of Fancy Fur, just
op~aea at Ma ibsnni, BLOCH, consisting oi
Saedr,h Mar,ns, N.s,of nee, ahd tuas-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-11

gJ' hon9' go" 'e. rT'f! are. IRAN De
tou and N-~ iqfS
kaussd, VI. o.. 22. l,jl.
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:! n FISH Commissioner,
s, GREEN, ''1'Ss''"et'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE TX.
MILITIA.


SEC. |. All white mae cilzens, residents
of This Slale,baing eighteen years o age,and
under The age Of fOry-liye years, shall be
enrolled in ,he militia, aad perform military
duty. in such manner, not incompatible with
the Constitution and laws Of the Unhed
States, as may be prescribed by law.
Sec. 2. Majors General, 3rgadicrs Gene
raj, Colonels, Lieutenant Coloncls, Majors,
Captains and Subalerns, shall be elected BY
the persons subject to military duty, in their
respective districts,
SEC. 3. The Governor shall appoint the
AdjuIanl General, Quanermas,er General,
and such osher staff officers, as may be pro-
vided for by law. Majors General. Brga-
diers General, Co.onels or Commandanls Of
Regiments, Bauaions or Squadrons, shall
severally appoint their s.aff; and Cup
lains shall appoint their non commissioned
officers and musicians
Sec 4. The Governor shall commission
all officers Of the line and staff, ranking as
such; and shall have power TO call forth the
Militia, 10 execute The laws Of The Slat3, 10
suppress inSurrecIion, and repeI invasion.
SEC. s. The General Assembly shall pro-
vide, by law, for the prolccnon and safe
keeping of the public arms.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE Xl.
APPoRTIoNMENT.

SEC. !. The upporiionmom Of this State
for members Of The General Assembly, shall
be made every ten years, oler The year one
thousand eight hunlred ily one, in The fol-
lowing manner; The whole population Of
the Stale, ns Oscerained by the federal CEN
sus, or in such other mode us the General
Assembly may direct, shall be divided by
the number "Ono llundrcd," and The quo
lienl shall be the ratio Of representation in
The House of Representatives, for ten years
next succeeding such apporIontmenI.
Sec, 2. Every county, having population
equal 10 onc-haIi Of said ratio, shall be en-
titled 10 one representative; every county,
containing said rutio. and lhree.ourths over,
shall be enllii,led TO two Representatives;
every county, containing three Zines said
ratio, shall BE- entitled 10 three R 'prcsenlo.
lives; and SO on, requring,aIicr The first two,
an enire ratio for each additional Repre-.
sentative.
SEC. 3. When any county shall have u
fraction above the ralio, 50 large, that being
multiplied by FIRE, the result will be equa' TO
one or mors ratios, additional Repr scula.
lives shall b. appointed Cor such ratios, a.
mong the seyerol sessions # the decennal
period, in the following lnunnp: II there bj
only ono ralio Representative Shall be Oi-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE Nv.

SEC. 1. The Judicial power oil The State
shall be vested in supreme court, in dis
tic, courts, courlsNof common pleas, courts
OF probate, Justices Of The peace. and in such
other courts, inferior to the supreme court,
in pne or more counties, as the General AS
scnbly, NAV, from lime to time establish.
SEC. 2. The supreme courl shall consist
Of FIVE Judges, majority of whom shall
be necessary 10 form quorum, or 10 pro-
nounce decision. Ii shall have original
jurisdiction in quo warranto, mandamus, ha-
beas corpus, and procedendo, and such a9'
pelale jurisdiction as may be provided by
law. Il shall hold at least one Term in each
year, al the sea, Of government, or else
where, as may be provided by law. The
Judges ofths supreme courl shat! be elected
by The electors Of the Stale at large.
Sec. 8. The State shall be divided into
nine common pleas districts, Of which tht
county of Hamilton shall constitute one. o
compact territory, and bounded by county
lines and each Of said districts consisting
of three or more counties, shall be subdlvi
ded into three parts Of compact territory
bounded by county lines, and as nearI.
equal in population as practicable; in eacl
Of which, one Judge of the court OF com
mon pleas for said district, and residin
therein, shall be elected by the electors
said subdivision. Courts Of common plea
shall be held, by one or more Of these Judg
es, in every county in the district, as ole
as may be provided by law; and more ina
one court, OF sitting thereof, may be held
the same time in each district.
}, SEQ. 4. The jurisdiction Of the court
, common pleas, and Of ibe Judges lhereo
shall be fixed by law.
SEC. 4. District courts shal be compose
F.. Of the Judges Of the courtof common plo'
e Of The respective districts, and one OF y
Judges Of the supreme. court. onv three
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE VIII
PUBLIC DEBT ADD PUBLIC WORKS.

. PUBLIC DEBT ADD fUbLio "onho'
Sec. /. The Stale may contract debls,
to supply casual deficits or failures in reve'
nues. or to meet expenses not Otherwise pro-
vided for; but the aggregate amount OF such
such debts, direct and contingent, whether
contracted by virtue of one or more acIs Of
the General Assembly,or al different periods
of time, shall never exceed seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars and the money
arising from the creation oil such oebis,
s!.. shsn 55e applied to hopurpose fer which il
was obtained, or 10 repay the debts so con-
trac,ed, and 10 no other purpose whatever
Sec. 2. In addition 10 The above limit
ed power, the State may contract de6's TO re,
pel invasion, suppress insurrec'ion, defend
The state in war, or 10 redeem The present
Outstanding Indebtedness of the state; but
The money, arising from the contracting OF
such debls, shall be applied 10 the purpose
for which twas raised ,orto repay such debts,
and 10 no other purpose whatever; and att
debts. incurred 10 redeem The present out
standing Indebtedness of the sIa'e' shall be
So contracted as 10 be payable BY the sinkl
ing fund hereinafter provided for, as the same
shall accumulate.
Sec. 8. Except the debts ABOVE specifics
in sections one and two Of this article, nc
deb, whatever hall hereafter b. created by
or on behafof this State.
Sec. a. The credit Of the State shall not
in any manner, be given or loaned to- or II
aid of, my individual association or corpor'
alton whatever; nor shall the State eVe'
hereafter become joint owner, or SOCK
holder, in any company or associahon' II
This Slate, or elsewhere, formed for any Pur
pose whatever.
Sec. s. Th State shall never assume
the debts OF any county, clly, town, OF town
shin, or of any corporation whatever, unles
such deb, shall have been created 10 repe
invasion, suppress insurec'ion. or defend tn
State in war.
Sec. 6. The Ge leraol Assembly shal
. never auth rize any county, city, town,
township, by vote Of It's citizens or other
; wise, 10 become stockholdcr in any join
stock company, corporation, or association
' Whatever; or 10 TdISe llIOnO. H''1 W '0A" ~
credit 10, or in aid Of, any such company
7 corporation, OF association.
Sec 7. The faith Of the State being p'ede
ed for the payment of its public debt in OF
der 10 provide therefor, there shall be cre0
ted a sinking fund, which shall be sutfrier
to pay the accruing interest on such deb
anG, annually, TO reduce the principal 'hert
! of. by sum moi less than one hundred lhot
: sand dollarsI increased yearly, and eac
9 and every year, by compounding' at the raj
T. of six per cent. per annum. The said SIM
70 ing fund shall consist, Of the net annual il
come of the public works, and stocks owne
by the state, ofany other funds or reso!prc'
that are, or may be. provided by law and
such further sum. TO be raised by toxaii9n'
lie NAV be required for the purposes aforesaid
,e Sec. 8. The Auditor Of State, Secreia
,e of State, and Attorney General, are hcret
n. crea,ed board Of commissioners, 10 be sly
in ed, "The Commissioners OF tho Snki'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE VII.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

Sec. T. Institutions for the benefit Of the
insane. blind, and deaf and dumb, shall al.
ways be fos,ered and supported by the State;
and be subject TO such regulations MS may be
prescribed by the General Assembly
Sec. g. The directors of the Penitcnlia-
ry shall be appointed or elected in such a
manner as The General Assembly may di.
rect; and the trustees of the benevolent,
and other State institutions, now elected bv
The General Assembly, and CT such other
State institutions as may be hereafter crca-
led. shall be appontel by The Governor, by
and with the advice and consent Of the SEN
ate and, upon all nominations made by the
Governor, the question shall be taken by
yeas an. nays, and entered upon the jour
mails Of the Senate.
Secs The Governor shall have power
to fill all vacancies that may occur in the
offices aforesaid. until the next session Of
the General Assembly, and, undl success.
or to his appointed shall be confirmed and
qualified.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE.III.
EXECUTIVE.

Sec. l.. The Executive Department shall
consist of Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, Secretary of Sla,e, Auditor, Treasurer,
and an Attorney General, who shall be cho-
sen by the electors Of the State, on the Sc
cond Tuesday Of October, and at the places
of voting for members Of the General As.
semby.
SEC. 2. The Governor, Lieulenan, Co.
vernon, Secretary Of State, Treasurer, and
Attorney General shall hold their offices for
TWO years; and the Auditor for four years.
Their terms of Office shall commence on
tho second Monday Of January next after
their election, and continue until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified.
SEC. 8. The returns Of every election
for ,e officers named in the foregoing Sec
lion, shall be sealed up and transmitted to
;he seat Of government, by the returning
officers, directed TO the President of the Se-
nate, who. during the first week OF the ses'
sion, shall open and publish them, and de-
clare tho result, in The presence oil ma
iority of the members Of each House of the
General Assembly. The erson having the
highest number Of votes shall be declared
duly elected; but il any Two or more shall bt
highest, and equal in votes, for the same
off ce, one of them shall be chosen by th'
joint vote of both Houses.
SEC. 4. Should there be no session o
The General Assembly in January next alte
an election for any Of The officers aforesaid
The returns Of such election shall be mad
to the Secretary of STATE, and opened am
the result declared by The Governor, In sue
. manner as may be provided by law
SEC. 5. The supreme executive power G
this State shall be vested in the Governor.
/ SEC. 6. He may require Information, i
n wiring, from the officers in The execuliy
il department, upon any subjec. relating 10 tn
s dulies Of their respective offices; and sha
see tha, the laws are faithfully executed.
II Sec. 7. He shall communicate at every Sc
!, sion.by message,to the General Assembly'sf
d condition Of The State, and recommeu
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
Rates or ,Advertising.

Sec. 8. The commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund shall, Immediately preceding each
regular session Of the General Assembly,
make an estimate of the probable amotnl d
the fund, provided for nvhe seventh sce1
Of this article, from oil sources except from
t,xation, and report ihe same, iogeiher'
with all their proceedings relative 10 said
fund and the public debl, to the Governor,
who shall transmit The same with his regu-
lar message, to The General Assembly; and
The General Assembly shall make all ne
cessary provision for raising and disbursIng
said sinking fund. in pursuance of the provi-j
sons Of this article. f
Sec. 10. II shall be the duly Of the sai
Commissioners faithfully TO apply said fund.-
together with all moneys that may be, by J
The General Assembly, appropriated 10 thu.
object, to the payment Of The interest, as il
becomes due, and the redemption of the
principal Of the public deb. Of the State,
excepting only, the school and trust funds
held by The State.
Sec. II. The said commissioners shall,
semi-annualiy, make a luH and detailed ro-
port of their proceedings ID The Governor,
who shall, immediately, cause the same 10
be published. and shalt also communicate
The same to the General Assembly, forth
with, il it be in session, and if moi, then at
its first session afor such report shall be
made.
Sec. IL. So long as The State shalt have
pubic works which require superinlendence,
there shall be board Of Public Works. to
consis. Of three members, who shall be
elected by the people, at Inc irsrgencral
eleSlion after The adoption of this Consulu-
ton, one for the term Of one year, one for
Tho term Of .wc years, and one for lhe term
of three years; and one member of suid
Board shall be elected annually thereafter,
who shall holl his Office for three years.
Sec. l3. The powers and duties Of said
Board Of Public Works, and It's several
and their compensation, shall be
such as now are, or may be prescribed by
law.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE X.

COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATIONS.
Sec. /. The General Assembly shall pro.
vide, by law, for The election Of such coun-
~ and township officers as may be ncces.
sary.
Sec. 9. County officers shall be elected
on The second Tuesday oc October, until
otherwise directed by law, by the qualified
electors OF each county, in such manner and
for such term, mol exceeding lhree years, as
may be provided by law.
Sec. 3. No person shall be eligible to
the Office of Sheriff, or County Treasurer,
for more than four years, in any period of
six years.
Sec. 4, Township officers shall be elcc.
led on the first Monday Of April, annually,
fby The qualified electors Of their respective
townships, and shall hold iher Offices for
one year, from the Monday mex! succeeding
their election, and until their successors are
qualified.
Sec. 5. No money shall be drawn from
any county or township treasury, except by
authority Of law
Sec. 6. Justices Of The peace, and county
and township officers, may be removed, in
such manner and for such cause, rs shall be
prescribed by law.
Sec. 7. The commissioners OF Counties,
The trustees Of Townships, aud similar boards
shall have such power of local taxation, for
police purposes. as may be prescribed by
law
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01

vided by law, shall have the qualifications
Of an eleclor, and be entitled 10 vote al all
elections. g"Y fo.
Sec. 2. All elections shall be by bal.
lot. ep1 its l-
Sec. s. Electors, during their attendance
at elections, and in going 10, and returning
therefrom, shall be privileged from arresl,
in all cases, except treason, felony. and
breach Of the peace. %
Sec. 4. The General Assembly shall
have power TO exclude from',he privilege of
voting or being eligible 10 office, any person
convicted Of bribery, perjury, or other inia
nous crime.
Sec. s. No person in The Military, Ma.
val, or Marine service of the United States,
shall, by being stationed in any garrison, or
military, or naval station. within the State,
be considered a resident Of this State.
Sec. 6. No idiot, or insane person shall
been,itled 10 the privileges Of all elecsor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE vi.
EDUCATION.

Sec. /. The principal Of all funds. ari-
sing from The sale, or other disposition oi
lands, or other properly, granted or entrusted
to this Safe for educational and religious
purposes, shall forever be preserved invio,
ia,e, and undminshed; and, the income
arising ,herefrom, shall be faithfully applied
10 the specific obiec,s Of the original grants,
or appropriations.
Sec. 9. The General Assembly shall
make such provisions, by taxation, or other
wise, as, with the income arising from the
school trust fund, will secure a thorough and
efficient system Of common schools through
out the STATE; but no religious or other sect,
or sects, shall ever have any exclusive right
to, or control Of, any part Of the school
funds Of this Slaie.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01

in all other cases, where private property
shall be taken for public use, a compensa- :
lion therefor shall first be made in money,
or first secured by deposit Of money; and
such compensation shall be assessed by a
iury, without deduction FOR benefits to any
properly of the owner. gl Na J, J,
: s. i.c. 90. This enumeration ofrights shall
n o, be construed to impair or deny Others
retained BY the people; and al powers moi
herein delegated, remain with the people.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-01
ARTICLE V.
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.

Sec. 1. Every white male ci,zn Of the
United States, Of the age Of lwenly.one
yea,s, who shall have been residen, OF the
Sla,e one year next preceding The election
and of The county, township, or ward' in
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-24
INSURANCE..

Protection, Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of
Hortford, Ccnn.--Ineorporated in 1925.
innaat Premiums, Capital Stock, and Surplus Funds,
si,OOO.OOO.
yVNI!S old and responsible Company continues issue
II policies the most favorable terms on Dwelling
Houses Household Furniture Stores, stocks Of Goods
Warehouses and their Contents, Mills and Manufactures
&c, DC, against Loss OR damage BY FIRE.
Also. Goods, Wares and Merchandise, against the
hazards Of Inland Tsnsp ortatio and upon the Caroes
of sea vessels.
Tire Protection Insurance Company having. in the
last % years paid many millions of dollars their
raj agencies throughout the United States and the Brit
ish Provinces have established Just reputation for sol
vency and air dealing, which challenges comparison
with any other Insurance Company on the Continent Of
America The annexed extract from an article on the
Day Book exhibits briefly the standing and policy of this
Company: ,r -..
'The moneyed men OF this ancient AMI prosperous
city of Hartford have for half century been famous
throughout the Union for the care discretion, rigid hon
esty, and unvarying success, with which they have
formed and managed corporations of this description
No Hartford bank or Insra Company has ever faed
These Companies have for than whole generation
scattered their risks in nearly Of the Union
and have never failed to pay the nnumerabe losses
which they have insured against" HHr
All losses arising upon policies issued by the under
signed will be promptly and paid the General
Agency Office, located at Cincinnati, O. large por-
ton OF the funds OF the Company. Qncludng all premi
received al the western agences) deposited with
the General Agent OF the Company Cincinnati, for
the pay nent OF Western and Southern LOSSES Apply TO
SS-u Ii. l.. MOSS, Agent, saltwater.