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Republican County Convention.

call having been issued for Convention TO as
senbe mt Iowa City, the ed Of February $50 for
the purpose Of organizing the Republican party in
THIS state. those Of fellow citizens in Lee county
favorable TO the purposes Of that Convention the
exclusion q Slavery from the new Territories and
the limitation Of the Slave power and influence 70
ths strct bounds Of the Constituton-are requested
TO assemble in Mass Convention, at CHARLESTON
On SATURDAY, February On for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the State Convention and per
fecilng a local organization
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STATE or THE CONTEST FOR SPEAKER.-Mr.
Greeley writes from Washington on Friday
(lSth) that on that day Howell Col b, the
leader of the Nebraska forces, announced
their utimatum- anybody else but Banks
might be elected but unless he was dropped
the House should never be organized Let
cher. Orr, Geo. w. Jones and others backed
the threat
On the other hand the friends of Mr.. Banks
we've equally determined. A caucus was held
on the evening Of Friday, and at first few
were in favor Of changing their candidate .
TINT after ne twelve or fifteen speeches, the
all bat unanimous resolve was. live or die.
1 10 stick 10 Banks
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GIVE publish to-day the call for an infor-
maj meeting Of Republican representatives At
Pittsburgh, on the 22d Of February The pur-
poses are such as render it an important oc-
casion, and the wisdom Of il will be univer-
sally conceded. We think it would be ad-
yisable for our County Convention TO APP
point some one or more delegates who will
agree TO attend
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FRIEspLr.-In contrast with the Difficult
ties which have risen in another quarter and
in relation TO another gu stien, it is pleasant
to place the following notice Of the conduct
Of the Hudson's Bay Co. We take it from
the Washington Star:
''priyate letters received by the last arrival
from the Pacific side, speak in the highest
terms of the recent conduct Of the author
ties ia charge of the British UIudson's Bay
Go. 50 trading fort at Vancouver, who fur
nished the American settlers in their vicinity
with arms with which to protect themselves
from the hostile sayages, and dispatched
their depot, to the succor of our people To-
on.aa r., a;s,a.t 80, .har S,aL -
remembered"
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Caldwell PARDoNED.-Gov. Matteson, Of
Illinois, has pnrdoned Oscar I. Caldwell,
late conductor on the Chicago, Burlington d
Quincy K. R., who was recently convicted
Of embezzling $50 and sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary.
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ACCIDENT TO Ex-Gov. CoRwIs.-Last eve
ming, as Ell Governor Corwin was walking at
the corner of Vine and Fourth, he slipped,
and falling on the ice-covered sidewalk, re-
celved n fracture of the neck Of the thigh
bone, within the capsular ligament. The in
jury he received was Of such nature that it
was found necessary TO convey him on lit
ter to his apartments. at the Burnett House.
DR.. Blackman, assisted by Drs. Cobb, Wood
and Hunter dressed the wounded limb, and
at O'Clock last evening he was as comfort
able rs could be expected from the extent of
the injury. Mr.. Corwin was to have made
the closing argument to-day, in the fllibus-
tero case, before the L. S. District Court,
but will of course be prevented from doing
so by this unfortunate casualty. Cincin-
matt Com, 10th.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
HoUsE. In the House this morning Mr..
Richardson said he was sincerely DESTROYS of
an organization. 1t had been intimated that
there would be an election should he and the
other candidates retire. His position as
candidate was not Of his own seeking, and he
was anxious to recede in order to relieve the
House of embarrassment he would retire
to-day If possible, or tomorrow at the fur
thest.
On the conclusion of Mr.. Richardson's re-
marks, the following vote for Speaker wss
taken banks, 90; Richardson, 65; Full
Ter, 30; Campbell, 5 {; scattering, I neces-
sary TO choice, IS.
Mr.. Rust offered q resolution expressing
the sense Of the House that if existing candi-
dates would withdraw to-day the obstacles
TO an organization would then be removed
The House refused By re-yote TO lay the
resolution on the table.
A resolution was adopted providing that
the daily sessions be opened with PRAYER, and
that ministers of Washington be requested
TO ofhciate alternately
The House refused to order the question
to be put, and accordingly the subject goes
over till tomorrow.
The Democrats went into caucus immedi-
ately nfter Tue adjournment or the House,
and after two hours elaboration, Mr.. Rich.
NJ lson having withdrawn, Mr.. Orr was uaan-
imously nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for Speaker.
proposition to vote for the plurality
rule in case Messrs. Banks and Fuller, in
addition to Richardson, should withdraw, was
rejected.
| The Americans meanwhile held caucus in
one Of the Committee rooms. They are will
ing TO withdraw Fuller but insist on an or
ganization on broad national grounds, and
will strive to effect that object.
! 1t was also resolved to follow the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Orr on the principles which
had governed the selection of Richardson at
/ the first caucus
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An Abbey in Penns,I.n

The Benedictine Monastery Of ST. Vincent
de Latrobe, III nsylyana, has been raised
70 the dignity Of NJ Abbey, ana the Rey. Ia
niface i named the first Able Mitrc. fm;ter-
ed abbot This institution was founded oplv
nine years ago By this same abbot, necoun.
panied by fifteen associates, (Friars.l and
To-day he counts in lis jurisdiction five Mon
asteries and one hundred and fifty Bene
defines.
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VI A H II He

ON Thursday evening, January 18th, 1856 at Buena
Vista, BY Rev. Mr.. Umsted, Mr.. JAMES WIgoFF, Of
keokuk, to Miss MARTHA A. pirrs, of the former
p lace.
The parties having remembered the printers the
printers have no earthly doubt that they on the
right road 10 happiness So mote it bel
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DicKI>s-Isxs. Mrs. Clenman, in the.story
of Little Dorrit," is a pious woman who
takes great delight in reading the threaten
ings of the Scriptures, but feeling herself
secure OF Heaven, cares but little for its
precious promises and its winning invitations
to others. So in "Boz'so description of her
peculsarities he says:
''Stern of face and unrelentng of heart
she would SIT all day behind a bble-bound,
like her own construction Of il, on the hard
est, basest, and straghtest boards, with one
dinted ornament on the cover like u drag Of
chain, and wrathful sprinklins Of red
upon the edge Of the leaves--as if it, Of all
books, were a fertilization against sweetness
Of temper, natural affection, and gentle in
tercourse."
Mrs. Clennam had an old servant in the
house.
'sHe had nothing about him in the way Of
decoration but watch, which was lowered
into the depths Of its proper pocket by an
old black ribbon, aud furnished copper
key moored about it to show where it was
sunk.n
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M + would respectfully inform the pubic that
w on account IF chang ia irm We have
from this day commenced 60 sell stock Of last
err goods al cost, and wiz continue d. until the
h.stof March, 1896.
Rem, mber the sign Ct the Big shoe.
ODELL Il MATLEsS.
n, B.-Nr Odeil being about to retire from the
busin S. all persons ind bted to him the above
firm, wiz please call and settle immediately.
Jan25d4w mchl
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eTrA correspondent at Plymouth, ills.,
wants to know what we should say TO the
proposition for a daily mail from St. Marys
TO Keokuk, after opening Of the Northern
Cross Railroad to Galesburgh. Well, We
say let us have il, If We can. It will cer-
tainly reach US earlier than the Eastern mai
via Burlington, by considerable.
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The SPRA6ks.-1he news from Wosbinc.
Ton this morning indicates that the contest
Tor Speaker is near its close.
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FAR NER> OF IOWA. AND
N1A&nU

$4,000 fr s1ar ." m a.' . .ss1 ran s
rangements for the manufacture Of Linseed iii
OIL, III the city Of keokuk, We wish 10 con.
tract for the above amount Of seed and wish to haze
understood that there will be permanent market
Tor an unlimited amonnt, delivered here any time
after the first Of August next, aud that the hghe.t
market price in cash will be paid By
l.. X. Bi>SELL Gu.
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One of keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co.

Ofee of heokuk Gas Light and Coke Co.
January 22nd 1855.
'INHE following articles constantly ON hand and
l. tor sale for cash only
Coke Of best quality, 3Ue per bushel.
Coal slack for blacksmths use, 25c per bushel.
Tar n quantities not less than 80 gallons, 0 cts
per gallon, the purchaser furnishing cask to put it
Apply at the Office on End street between Main
and Bondeau.
Es- None Of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without an order from the Office
jan23dtf
WILLIAM JAkEMAN, Horse Farrer Of thirty
w years experience. Residence on 9TH, between
Main and johnson.
jan22d3m
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ANOTHER NIcTIN TO KANSAS. 1T is rumor-
ed that exGoy. Baker, Of New Hampshire,
is TO succeed Shannon in the Governor ship Of
Kansas. Kansas calls for her victims, and
they come at her call in quick succession.
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GT"The report Of difficulties in Kansas
seem likely, we are glad TO say, to be with
out foundation, as the following dispatch
would seem to indicate:
WESTON, Jan. l9.-The report Of yesterday
from Kansas Territory wrs greatly exaggera-
ted Nothing serious occurred-no one was
killed. Some were slightly wounded.
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IHE DIS MONIES VALLEY Vine is issued from
has Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMoines al
ley rs we'll in the rest of the State and the nj
ted states, and as medium Of advertising is not
urPassed. Subscription price $l,50 per annum in
advance.
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~ w. RUNYAN Il co. having estab ished them
To the Market House, hnyc receive iarge and well
selected stock of Groceries, TO which they respectful
IL call the attention Of the citizens of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions AMI Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles deliver, d in any
part4of the city fire. of charge. Tdce. ~, DIFF.
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Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office No. Wall Street, New York
Cash Capital, $500 600 90
Amount OF Assets, $747,y72 Al.
Amount of Liabilities S53.B7- .gs
'ISHlS Company differs from others in having
l. a. paid up capital of $500 900 90 and no divi.
bends made to stockholders without first provid
ing for the unearned premium all outstanding pol
lcies, in addition to the capital.
CHAS.J. MARTIN, Pres.
A. 7. WILLMARTH, Sec.
NJ lHnl
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Ah hkt AN r.
D0LICIES of Insurance issued at fair rates in the
l. following sound Offices
Star Insurance Co., New York.
Comm rcial Insurance Co.. st. Louis.
1Esna Insurance Co., Har,f ford
Mound City Insurance Co., ST. Louis.
Hartford Fire Insurance. Co., IiartfolI.
Dwellings insured n term u years at extreme
" low rates. All information gwen and SURVEYS
made by W. W. BELkNAP, Agent.
Office corner Main and Second Sts
ian dim
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CT1he dispute about the Judgeship be-
tween {. J. Mcfarland and ". W. William
son has been decided in favor of the former.
Netherlands term continues three years from
next April.
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FIyHE subscriber wishes TO put in the wall during
/ 1855 Two M lions of brick, for which he will
tax town lots Land in the "Half Breed Tract. -
Also two span of horses wanted in exchange for
brick work, HAWKINS TAYLOR.
janI6dtf
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What Produced the Strong Anti
slavery scnttmentin the Nortb--A
G0ufhern View.

Southern View.
The Nashville Patriot, in noticing the cause
of the present anti-slavery sentiment in the
North, shows that sensible men in the South
hold the Northern dough faces responsible for
the violation of Northern compacts, and the
consequent agitation Of the slavery question.
We copy the following from that paper of
the 5th inst.
The Democratic Party, III 1852, resolved to
"resist all attempts at renewing, IN Congress
or out of it, the agitation on the slavery ques-
ton under whatever shape or color the at
tempt might be made" but, disregarding his
pledge as it he'd dsregarded all others that
stood in the way of its intrigues, one of its
leaders through the medium Of the Kansas
Nebraska Bill, renewed the agitation of sla-
very by providing for the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, which had been regarded
as a most patriotic settlement by almost all
the great statesmen of the country, North and
South, irrespective of party.
1t was this act. which, looked upon by the
North rs Of bad faith and dishonorable, stir
ed up the foundations of bitterness, and gave
the enemies OF Southern institutions an ad-
vantage and influence they had never before
possessed. 1t furnished the Abolitionists with
the means of making an appeal to the hearts
more effective than anything they had ever
availed themselves of previously. 1t struck
dumb men, Democrats and Wings, who had
all along stood by the South and the Onion.
Ii aroused u spirit of opposition, and de-
termned resistance, the like of which had
never characterized any former sectional
struggle. Before its sirocco breath, the
naughty, defiant crest of the Democracy hum
hed itself into the dust. The party us the
Charleston Mercury oonfesSes, CAME out Of
the contest shorn Of its strength, and tho
roughly denationalized. 1t was ia vain that
President Pierce declared that it was the in
tentlon of the bill to prevent the extension
If slavery that Mr.. Douglass announced that
il was a proposition FOR freedom, and demand
ed sight of the Abolitionist who objected
10 such measure; and that Gen. Shields
contended that If we should hereafter acquire
the whole of North America il would prevent
the admission Of another Slave State into the
Union! The storm had been aroused and
they could not quell it.
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Office of keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co.


To CONSUMERS or GAS During the extreme cold
wealth metres and service pipes in exposed situa-
tons. are liable 70 become chilled and prevent the
nov OF gas Should this occur In any case, tso,
being given AT the Office on End street, between :.
aud Biondeau it will be remedied at once
l23d6t EDWARD kILBOI RNE, Prcst
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REMOVAL.
The BYRON Clothlug Store.

NJ HOFFHEIMER has removed from tho corner
! Y. IF LIST and Main street to I'd near Main. In
Graham's Building. | of now my stock of Cloth
ing Cent? Furnis hing Goods, &C., from TO 10 per
cent h,low cost to make room for larger and finer
stock If clothing Call and sc, Z y Y your own
advantage. n HofFHElMEh
ianI6d&w Second Main st.
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GOnFREY d SNOW.

ST0RAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer
- chants, and General Freight gents Front st
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy Illinois
~ Property directed to care, W III be forward
ed with Dispatch and orders aud consignmcnts viii
receive immediate and careful attention
X fer to Flagg savage, Moore iIollowbush
Co, Henning 4 Co, Quincy Page Bacon, st Lou
is ian2sd3m
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LADIES, SHOE STORE.

( URsalc room AZ now fitted up in hnt-rate style,
~ and W. are nov prepared to attend 10 the wants
Of the ladies If keokuk TT. ELLIOTT AGO
ian25dtI
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ARrtCultu raj sank of Tennessee.
M will receive the notes of the above Bank on
w deposite other currency.
A. H. DEMING d Co.
bankers and dealers IN Exchange, Main street.
Jan2bdlm Times and Post copy I'm
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A Card.

'HHE Rev. Mr.. Haines and Lady would hereby
L tend 7 their sincere thanks to the citizens Of
heokuk or the liberality displayed 10 their ona
tion on W dnesday evening.
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Dnn BOXES Glassware and Window Glass At
1OO REYNOLDS Drug Stois.
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X EOklk MAXINE INSURANCE co.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the kEoguK Ma
~ RIVE INSURANCE Co. has been organized to do
a marine insurance business. Its place Of
ing business ID keokuk. Lee County, Iowa,-with q
capital stock Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
5000 .00O).
one hundred thousand dollars Of said capital
stock to be subscr bed and secured and The first IN
staliment Of ten per cent to be PAID in cash before
the company commences business.
The directors are authorized 10 make pro rata as
sessments the stock notes, not exceed five per
cent every thirty days. The said corporation was
organized on the 10th day Of December. 1885, and
viii continue for the term Of twenty years and may
be renewed FIR time to time under the provisions of
the Code of Iowa.
The business of the company is to be managed by
board of eleven directors, to be elected annually,
on the second Wednesday of January.
The liability of the corporation is limited to one
million dellars, and the private property of the
stockholders is exempt from the payment Of the
corporate debts.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
" +. TURNER, Secretary
ianId4w
Evening Times copy.1
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thereon, and from all claims whatsoever, on
my part, at any time hereafter, to assign, re-
cover, or otherwise dispose of the same, or
any part thereof; and should fail TO paw
this draft or ass gnment at maturity, whether
in Office or out of office, ! hereby acknow-
ledge 70 have given this draft or assignment
under false pretences, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the sum of one hundred dollars.
THE GREAT CENTRAL SEA IN TROPICAL AZ
RlcA.--ln the Calwer Missionsblatt, with
some letters from DR.. Rebman, dated the
18th and 30th of April, there is map for
warded by the learned missionary ON this
map, between the Equator and 10 degrees of
south latitude, and between the 23d and Both
meridian, lies az immense sea, without out
let, twice as large as the Black Sea, nclud-
ing the Sea of Azof. Ii is designated Uker-
eve, or Inner Sea, and the well known
Nlassa Sea appears small bay on the
southeast. DIR. Rebman refers 10 map in
detail which his companion, DIR. Erhardt, is
! bringing to Europe. This great discovery,
| the consequences of which can hardly be es-
timated, has rested hitherto on the testimo-
| ny of the natives OF both shores Of the In
| ner Sea, with whom the missionaries came
in contact. DIR. A. Petermann remarks, in
!
| geographer, Mr.. Cooley, argued long ago for
The existence OF single sea in the centre Of
| Equatorial Africa.
MAGNIFICENT CERxxoSY.-0ne Of the most
/ imposing and beautiful spectacles we have
f ever witnessed, was presented Yesterday
morning, and We were not little surprised
II the very small number of persons who
were present TO behold it.
This perhaps may be accounted for from
The silence Of the city papers on the subject
and that the managers did not see fl TO issue
any posters or programmes.
Superadd to this the fact that nearly every
body was out of town, Sin the land OF Nod. =
md the reason for the SIN all audience Is very
clear.
The ceremony was nothing less than tn,
opening of the GATES or Day. and the
sun standing upon the threshold looking
forth, like prince in fright armor, upon his
kingdom.
The blue walls of night parted, but with
out crash, nay, even without the soft anc
silken rustic Of curtain. The lights were
put out, one after another, to give effect tc
the scene-the gates Of red gold swung back
noiseless as the parting Of soft lips in dreams
and a threshold and hall, inlaid with pearl
were disclosed There was flush, CLEAN
a glow over the water and the city, and Their,
paused the sun, as if enchanted with tn,
scene he smiled on.
moment, and he stepped forth, but ther,
was no jar; moment more, and cloud anC
spire and dome were all of glory.
There was no accamation, no song-the
days have gone by when the deep blue Heay.
en- is full Of the voices Of unseen birds, thai
are futtering at the pale portal of morni g
All was silent, yet beautiful and sublime
[B. +. Taylor.
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r o any Gentienaa N

"IsHISG new Hat We have Just received pex
w Express II dozen soft Hats Of superior quail.
ity at the "Great Western EMPORIUM
d, I, HUMPHREY GAGE
August II 1875
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TIE tns rab,ic.

LANlSH determined, hereafter, to do an excln-
sl'ely CASH business IN our retail department,
We are prepared To sell ali kinds of Hats Gaps Bon
nets, &C. at greatly reduced prices. Our stock il
now very complete, and We keep nothing bat the
best grades OF goods always have the latest STYLES
and will sell lower for eash than the commen grade
are sold on credit. So come on with your dimes
E4- Al kinds Of Millinery work done to order,
at the shortest notiee.
tt-i. .-utl. H. r. HUMPHREY A GAap
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RkONN and tan colorei hats, hi gh and low crown
- VI every style and quality, just received by
oct23dNtt ID. f. Ill MpuRFY A. GAi,E
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1--WE hundred DOZEN push caps. just Eeeev - -
the store Of J. /. HUMPHREY GAGE
Oct23dwts
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FOR q ALE.

4 NEW House and Lot, VI Morgan and
\ Second streets, beautifully situated for dwell
ling house inquirc OF the owner, Edward Mumm.
| or L. j. Zwarf on Morgan. b tween I'd and lth sis.
Jauuarv % dim
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NE thousand Bonnets, Of all stylss and qualities
- Al u. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
oct 23dwtf
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,

so feet By 70 on First Street. between Main John
son Also House and Lot, corner of First and John
son. Apply TO SMITH d NANsIckLEN
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
POND Dt Lac, v

Esptcial attention given to Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS
| NsLR RES such buildings or contents on favorable
l. terms. for or years. Insures stores Ware
houses Buildings or Contents and Personal Proper
~ generally
LOSSES EQuITABLY ADJC sTED ANDrROMPT-
LY PAID IN CASH.
This Company is Joint Stock Association organ.
lied under special charter granted by the Legsla.
tire OF Wisconsin, with authorized capital Of
$500, 600. One hundred thous and dollars II which
y paid in, and securely invested bonds and
Cages. The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis tha directors take pleasure IN re-
commencing II 10 public favor. worthy of conf.
dence and support with the that All loss
es shall BE- promptly and hon"rably adjusted. As
this Is purely stock Company mutual busincss
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
Y. N, Donaldson, Prest " I. GIBBS n, scc'y.
W Ediy, Vice Prest A. Gibson, q en-. Agent