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STATEMENT OF TIE PEORIA
tuarine ono fire lnsurorre O.

NApE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS
w OF Tie State Of Iowa. IcuIia. lIl,. w.
27th, 1857. LAY
Name ana locality of the Comnary--p.--
Ma' Tue ami Fire Insurance Com any. p...,
illinois. '''.''
The amount ofits CAPITAL s,oyh--Fjys t9s...5
thousand dollars. ''
The amount of its capital stock paid up--7b,..
Z Adied thousand dollars,
The assets Of tie Company are
LIST. Cash on hand-siA tn 2u>and o2e h.s4,,,
dollars.
ID. Real estate unoncumlerc,,-. i.h, t.,.
sand one hundred anu Nifty uoilar<.
3D. Bonds owned b. the Comrany- >tytpt..r
hundred dollars dtawiug ten r,g,rs;
9Th. le"ts OF lie toml any Seen 81 b, ro,.
gao are ;S.sSe UaoGsCna f.. y, gIr,t ~
seventy-tive dollar, drawing tac!vs -
cent interest.
5th. All other do hts IS per nua.1cr6 8.
9Th. Debts Tor premiums due sEd not e. ?
Eleven thousand dollars
7th. All other securities, CONSISTING q, r.,
counted bids, notes drafts ald acccptar,as
maturing daily, kaying fgom ii gAti5 n,arfv
days TO run IRON date-IN0 huEdrrd ara
seventy-nine thousand, seven hundred al
thirty dollars and sixty eight cents.
Amount of liabi tiles due or not due Z, han.
or other creditors of the c0mpanv---c,,n
thousand, four hundred twcnty.seyyn d, -.
lars and forty-eig ht cen.s.
Losses adjusted and due-None
Losses adjusted and not due-Non.
Losses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Losses in suspense waiting tl.tle. proo:-Tv.
thousand dollars.
All other claims against the ComFany--Eoa;
The greatest amount injured by the taui. i. p
in any one risA-fen thousand 3o}lary
The greatest amount allowed by the rules ,
the Company TO be insured in aay one cl,,.
town or 'IIlag e-No rule. Co4tel ming thr
same.
The large amount to be Insured in aur or.
bock-Not exceeding ten thousand d..
lars exposed TO any one fire.
The All Of Incorporation herewith enclose.
G. HOLLAND, Sacret.r-
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Vol. mo. ~.



There are l5t ruling mills in the Uni.
ted Ststes
The Blu Ridge Tunnel, Va, has been
completed
Yale College has now in its various de-.
pArsments 533 students.
Attempts are making in England to en-.
p.oy females in watch making.
Australia, according to recent census,
has population of 403, 500.
A shark weighing 600 pounds was re.
Gently taken i'll East River, off NY.
Oak wood is sold at 50 per cord in New
York, and hickory at sl2
The ANAL pox has made its appearance
in Quincy. Illinois. Their have beeu q
number of deaths from it.
Lancet, on a recen, race at Hartford.
Conn, trotted nile under the saddle,
IN 2:23, said to be the shortest tune on
record
Thirty-one 1rishmcn left Hartford. last
week, on their leturn to Ireland, think
ing their chances better in the old coun.
try than here.
Hen. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Of New
jersey, was lately married to Miss Harriet
A. Pumpelly, OF Osweco, New York.
4 DEAR Wipow The widow of John
l.. Thsyer, who recently died at Boston,
has a dowery Of $500, 900 year. whether
she marrics or not
More houses to rent are to be seen in
Philadelphia, this fall. than at any time
there in five or six years, and at reduced
rents.
Mortimer n. Thompson alias Doe
sticks was married on Friday evening,
,. New Haven, to Miss Anna III. Van
Cleve, of Minnesota-Er.
The St. Louis D,-socrot compliments
the message Of the new Governor of Mis-
souri,, Col. Stewart, us pretty good
PseeSDil Document.
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From the Milwaukee papers Of Yesterday,
We get some additional particulars. The
returns show that the vote has cen LIGHT
throughout the state. La the great ma
jority OF the country towns, where the
main strength of the Republicans lies, it
has fallen off from % to 30 per cent.
since last fall The Republicans are the
chief sufferers by this decrease in the az
gregate vote, though in some counties.
such as Milwaukee, Washington, Ozau-
kee, &c, the Democrats are the losers.
The Milwaukee .Scatinel is of the opin.
lon that the Republicans win have ma,
jori'y in the Assembly. So far, the
menbers known to be elected stand 40
Republicans to "A of Democrats. The
whole number is 81, which 40 con-
stltute majority.
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>u | he uec".ruu by a" o.Nerns.-
10 h. duis elected mem ,Grs OF sa {

I ia / he uect..rcu by "a, Govern H.
to b. daiy elected mem 'ars OF ss c
Ho 80 " @.ra-~.-
This is perfectly plain. The returns are
made to tie Governor for correction, and
he las tie legal right to correct them.
If ne has not in this case of gross fraud
III h power, where or in what case can
he have it, In one cast at least, which
We r" e ii CT, the pro-slavcri;cs declared
the Kansas election returns mg be cor
rect bncau G the Gorerncr did not re- ct
he q We cannot close this article bet
ter ~. BY quoting tbs following from
the \. Y. TrtLsne
"WhoVcr does not see that Walker 5
irst act Of Justice has ruined him W.T.
the administration, deprived hisn of ~
subs;Tutiai power, and rendered his re-
Al val quts,i n of time only, is wii.nl',
bl I'd to tne plzincst tacts.
We hope that Iowa Democrats will soor
see that in the opinion of their leaders
they can only be good Democrats whil'
they 60 the whole hog for slavery, 70
then We know that they will leave Thu
pro-slavery disunionists, and unite will
the party tina, stands on the Odd Jefer
souian" plat!oru--,he Republican party
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Wo-kingmen's Meet.ny.

BcsToS, Nov. 1.-pursuant TO a call
in the papers, a large meeting Of mechan-
les aud laboring men assembled on the
Commons this afternoon Several
speeches were made, and resolutions pas
sed strongly urging upon the city au-
thorities t. take Immediate measures to
prevent from 1000 t. 5000 people from
SEXUAL starvation. Two large banners
were displayed, on which was printed
the FLOW .n-: 1--WE ask not aims but
work: that our wives and children may
no; s'arse. Peace aud good will is our
nottc.'
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New lOsk 1t ms.

New YoaK, Nov, 7.-Pelaiiah PERI,
has been chosen to the vacant Police
CJmmssionership.
The steamship Quaker City, which,
sailed to-day for Mobile Havana, took out
100000 IN specie.
Tae Working men held more meetings
to-day, and committee OF the body had
al Interview with Mayor Wood who ad,
sIsed them to meet peac'bly ON Monday
nigh. aud 20 to tue Committee The
crowd outside on the return OF the CON-
n,ittee, gave three cheers for Mayor
Wood aud dispersed
One hundred guns are being fired this
evening Tor the Democratic victory in
this 1tsfc
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Kansas Constitutional Convention.

A Kansas correspondent of the St.
Louis Republican, under date of Oct,
10Th, writes as follows:
A caucus was held last night, and a
majority Of the members in attendance
resolved to submit the Constitution
when formed, to vote OF the people,
with sepcrate clause FIR and oga,ns.
slarery. That portion opposed to sub
mission of the Constitution to the peo-
pie, took umbrace at the action of the
more conservative portion of the party,
and declared they would withdraw and
leave the Convention without 4 quorum.
| should not be disappointed if this
body should fail to accomplish the object
which called it into being. 1t is very
apparent that they do not represent but a
very small portion ST the real population
Less than two thousand votes were Cas-,
for the Delegates, while the registry OF
last spring shows nearly ten thousand 70,
tiers. The last election brought out
from $4,000 to 2O,OO votes. With this
state Of facts, it is clearly the duty of the
Convention to Ego slow, and trus, they
will do so
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We make no attempt to conceal our
chagrin and modification, in view of the
disastrous result of the New York cleo
ton. Going into the canvass with the
round majority of $4,000, our friends are
disgracefully beaten, The overturn is
due.
LIST. To the criminal apathy of Repub-
lican voters, in all the kepublican strong
holds.
I'd. To the widespread dissatisfaction
of the party, in consequence of the legis-
latiou at Albany last winter, by which the
taxes were at once doubled. The tax
was levied to complete the canals, and it
could not have been avoided by any par
ty in power. 1t was proper in Itself; but
politically the result was peruicious. The
Democrats assisted in the levy, but repu,
dated their action at the polls.
Sd. To the close union between the
Border Ruffian and American parties, by
which the rank and file all voted the Pro
Slavery ticket.
4th. To the universal prcvaler &C OF
hard times, which the Pro Slavery ora.
tors tortured into fault OF the Rcpubli
can policy.
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no means believe. The same Times said
ON the 18th ult., the centre had the
Capitol and they were satisfied. Why not
also add, Secretary of State, Treasurer,
Auditor aud Supreme Court Judge? 1t
will be found the counties even these
gentlemen represent, at the late election
went very generally Democratic. With
this kind of progress in rewarding TOGO
.foco localities. Iowa will relapse into
Egyptian darkness.
lie. spirit of liberalty govern in this
matter, aud we are content Mr.. Du-
buquers, you should be satisfied for a
time at last, and reward some other points
that have been overlooked.
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4 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST Mr..
ToucY.-lt is alleged BY the Washington
Amer'ean that Mr.. Toucy, Secretary o,
the Navy, is interested in the contract for
furnishing paper for the Congressional
printing, and that he has made arge prot.
It's b. furnishing paper inferior in qualt,
% the samples on which the contract Vas
based, Tae eharge has not ben denied
tloIsa made some time since. Howeycl
Incredible such an operation ought to ap
p,ar in the case Of high goyernm .ur
officer, it will get b. generally believed
unless authoritatively denied The ad
ministration which could sanction tht
Fort Smelling swindlc must not affect t
consider itself above su- picion.
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MORE NEWSPAPER Fusion. The
Ansertean, the Know Nothing organ of
WISCONSIN, has merged with the Neus-
the Democratic paper. 1t was a proper
embrace as each were equally pro slavery.
The Know Nothing party OF Wisconsin
has 'petered out. The pro-slayery
dregs oi It have found refuge in the b.
som of the Democracy, aud taken their
'Merican organ with them.
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~ Chickasaw County voted on the
3lst ult on proposition to raise tax
OF one per cent. on the real property OF
the county, to be collected with the or,
binary taxes Of 1857, to be invested in
the stock of the McGregor Il. r. The
tax will amount to over Sl3, 500. We
have not heard how the vote stood. l.
seems that railroads are still talked of in
some sections of Iowa, and we hope ere
long, to be able to give notice of the
spsedy construction of railroad to Tip.
! ton
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Snow In OHIo.-We learn from Capt
John Snyder of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, that when his train passed Al.
lamont on Monday night, the snow was
coming down in regular old-fashioned
January style. Ice of considerable thick.
ness had also formed Oh the pools along
the line. Gin. Gazette 2th.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA.)
cEDAa COUNTY.
To Nelson W,ll,om..

STATE OF IOWA,
oLbAR COUNTY.
To Nelson W,Uiams.
Sir: You are hereby notified that there ism. a.,
me IN the clerks ohee of the ais trict got- in
TOT ledar county, and State of Iowa a nettt9,, =,
Java 'albertson, claiming of YOU the sun, ~
Que hundred and ten dollars aud interest nm ,hn
same from the hist day of March A. u. lsi7 q.
money dne on certain promiSsory MOI. nsIa
ana executed by yourself u me at south Zanss.
sliie, IN the State Of Ohio, on or alopt ,ha 80,
gay OF March, A. u. ls56, for tse id s,,r
pasaote WE'VE months after date And that a
~ attachment Issued out of the clerks nft,ro
~ saiu seaar conht5, ana state OF Iowa IN thc
'eh'h cay OF June, 4. ID. ls57. by which mon the
sa'ae nay the sheriff levied upon the foil win
isai estate. 10 Wit: Tue north one-haIf frart:nn
- VI me northwest quarter Of section .ix ~ ,
III to"hship eighty one(sl range one II west en-
Timing eishtyone and dity.n one nunared,h
asfes' the same being situated in the said cnnn.r
VI Ieaar ana taken As your properly, and TIA,
Loise issued 10 You returned iudulsed by tie .hs
TN aeienaant not found" You will iharsfar.
He potee mat Unless You appear at the next
TERM OF the district court of t,edar eoun,v -
,aa 80 ~ IOWA, on the second Monday ia Janpa,v
Ioos, Jadgm" Mt will be rendered again,t ~, -,
tue tuii amount above elaimed with iptasas, "a
ana your property alta ehed sold Ia satssv
pn :. w. YOUNG,
.'pieer, Clerk dist court
Atty's for plaintiff oc,2.nt9I
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WHAT 1T CosFs. Tile United State
Marshal's bill IN the Fugitive Slave res
cue ease, which took place in Greene
County, Ohio, some months since, is
&, 1888. As the Administrator talks of
etrenchment, had it not better urge their
slave catching business more moderate
l.
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iIrr at Moline,

There VS. another ire at Moline, ILL.,
| st Tuesday muDing, BY which abou,
$4,000 worth Of property was destroyed
Cause, incendiarism, or carelessness in
smoking in m Auction room
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Another Dire. to.y.

A correspondent of the Albany Jour
T.ai, says that whel the return Of the IL
200 Demo IA Ii votes in Niece county"
vas brought to Secretary Stanton, he
shrugged his shoulder. aud remarked
with a signifcan, smile, Here come,
inotaer Directory"
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, }

Personally appeared before me the un3-rA -r.e
Notary Bubble IN AM for the city Of Peoria cul.r.
y OF Peoria and State aforesaid, Caarlrs HUlaa4
Seer 'ary OF the Peoria Marine and Fire lpgp.
rance Company, after being frat duly sworn. "a
poses and say that the annexed statement cf The
condition Of said Company ID correct accord n.
to his hnos ledge ard belief
Given under ny hand amt off 81 sea
Il. s. this twent,' ninth day of NAV, A. 4. =
thousand eight hundred ami nfty-scy,r
BERNARD BAILi. Notary r4bH~
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slr At the election of delegates in
Minnesota, two years ago, only 5000 votes
were cast in the territory. 1t is b lieved
that the votes at the late election will
foot up 10000, $4,000 having already
been returned as official.
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The Sentinel makes out Randall ahou,
1000 ahead of Cross in the counties
heard from, but the probability is that
the vote will be very close Chicago
Press 9Th.
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These things combined had their ex-
pec,ed effect. But despite the present
defeat and its disagreeabIe consequences
on the great national issues, New York is
sound to the CORE hicogo Tribune.
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I.SfffAA Ma

.aAen mp BY ftrry Firms, at his resisa,,s a.,
ohi ,n .rove, in Cedar county. Iowa, IN tbs ;,h
possd =, aa ~ isoI ishs iron grey aorse, sup
Esq. WV os.ie AK, Aaisiay
IiPss 0et 10th. 1857. srar
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DEMOCRATIC GAINs.-There is con
>iderably Democrtc Dragging over what
they call their gains" in the recent elec-
tons. Let us look at them In Geor-
gla the Democratic majority is 1900 less
than it was last year. In Tennessee the
Democratic vote shows falling off of > =
800. In California it has decreased A.
900. In Ohio, their vote shows &C.
crease, although united with the Know
Nothing. In Iowa aud MINES tia, which
they claimed before the returns came in.
they have been vanquished in spite of
their frauds And Kansas, over which
they made their greatest boasts, has been
dead loss to them, as the Republicans
have both the Legislature aud the Cong
rcssmcn. If they 90 on "gsining" at
this rate, there will be little left of them
next year.-. State Journal
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'N' LULIs, NOV. 4th.
A bill legallzing the suspension Of
banks IN this State till the lst of No.
yember, 1858, passed the House yes,er-
day by Is majority.
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1t is generally knosn that Gov. Wal
er of Kansas has thrown on, the froud-
nient votes ~ OK ord p ci let and that
in consequence of this action on his part,
the Free State men have a ttco-th.r3s ma
iorty in the legislature In this Gov
Walker did nothing more than his duty,
and his course has been gcner lily lauded
by the Wcstcrn Democratic press, and
we are willing to give hin great praise
for hsving done his duty; Ga Democratic
officer who does this deserves an honora-
bic mention among men.)
The Dubuque North H'es' Of the 5'h
inst, in an article sustaining Gov. Walk
or, says:-"But we take it for granted
that the administration at Wishing tou-
&C. knon, an"tA Presi1 nfand has cabi-
net ere MY DESTROYS of doiny THAT Is
right and Just in Kansas trreperf're Of
sectional interest entirety. We are borne
out in this assertion by the fact that the
President fully c2acnrs in the "eats" ia
ken by III" goc"r"or and secretary in the
Orford erection case.
And again in speaking of Gov. Walk
er's and Secy. Stanton's course, it says.
'',hs, they acted properly and with sin
gle eye to the justice Of the case, the
purity Of the elective franchise, and the
rights Of the people of Kansas -
As the NORTH VAST is the leading De-
mocratic paper in Iowa, We hope that all
good Democrats will now sustain Gov
Walker and hereafter, too, 1t is but the
spontaneous feeling Of IN honest utan.-
But VIC must warn our Democratic friends
We mean those who always vote the
Democratic ticket, whether or no--not to
be too hasty in expressing their honest
convictions, for it may b. that after all
the President will not sustain Gov. Walk
er, aud then YOU will have to change
again, for it would be urtt-4emocrattc t.
diff r ,,o u ,h..lr..l,ot We give the
IN ..;.,. ..,,.u..b;o a;..n.o,os 49, -.
'''~ '|,''> " w..
and them in the davenport Ga-ette, with
their editorial:
t,.r. i : ,nlaora,h to to n, Y Y
M,aid.
washington, Oct. 81.
= IN
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kIiERIEFsS SALE.


nf virtue uf a special execution tc M t.-sr.
- I'd. lseaed from the oatce or the c3ega 4.
tue district court, in and for tue county If =
oar and state OF Iowa. in favor OF .. Gregg
anu against David Hewitt, | have LEVIED q, 90
the following property TO wit, All tia. %, .
the northwest quarter OF srctioa number .,4.
Ia township eight! -tno, t~-1 range NO ~ aes'
bounded and d&sl riheI a. follows 10 wEs- &g~
m.a1inS al the northeast corner Of lat e.
half OF said section four - anu runIfae tn, &c
south III 6i-l00 rods, taeD,e west 81 20 I3#F...
thence north III G4-leo 70 - thence e=~. ID
l0o rods 10 the place of beFna,nE. g0GrEm -
SHINY tt0} acres more or less said Land sitEkt & ~
tie county OF Cedar aud state Of Iowa. aat -.s
oher the same for sale, al pnhlie outcrr g. g."
door i the eoart house In the .oal u =
ia said county
On Saturday, The Ssvenh day q ~.
renaLer, 1. D. 1857.
between the hours OF o'clock 4. n and 10
clock r. NJ. Of said day, to saasfy said exeaI.4on
and cost that may accrue thereon.
Dated this s.h day of Oct Der. A, u. 1857.
GEORGE HUBER,
n4N.S Sheriff of Cedar a.vnsr. feW8
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Republican ReiOicinxs

BOSTON Nov. 4th
The Republicans here further an.
nounced Their triumph by firing 200 times
on the Common.
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The present made to the captain O.
The Norwegian ba-k which rescued soms
If the passengers Of the Central A,uerica
vac paid for out Of the Public Treasury
and not from Mr.. Buch. mans pocket
Congress appropriated some 8. 900 for re-.
~arding officers Of foreign vessels who rem
dered aid t. American vessels. aud from
this fund The present was made.
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SPEEDY JusTIcE,-Un aloaday, 18Th
inst. William Young aud John Power,
shot William Crosier. at Muskeg0n
Michigan. On Tuesday they had bee,
arrested and lodged Ia jail at Grand H..
ven. On Thursday they We're indicted
for mvr Ter. On Friday they were ar
raign d tried and found guilty. o. Non
day they were sentenced b. Judge Mar
tain to solitary ,nfnemcnt at hard labor
in the State prison for life. On Tues
asy 4 q Sheriff started with them ioi
their destination - DTroa Frrs Pres
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The Grand Lod,a Of the Odd Fellows
Of Iowa convened in Mt. Pleasant on the
18th ult, aud remained in session three
d'ys W. uppsnd list Of the officers
eject for the ensuing year:-R W q.
Mister, b. r. Woodward. Davenport; r.
w. d. u. Master, John w Jones, Edo
"a; r. W. e. Warden, II G. Pierce, Dn-
buqa,; r w G.. Secretary, WIN. Gar
rott, Burlington; r. w, G. Treasurer.
Thomas Hughes, lows City; r. W. q.
r p, John Pope, Malaokesl; r W. q
Rep, Wesley VI ,rl4nd, W. g. Chaplain.
George Sweeny, Burlington; ". q Mar
shall, = ) Smith Oskaloosa; W. G. Con
ductor, II. S. Finkbine, Iowa City; W 6.
Guardian, B. +. Keables, Pel; ". G..
Messenger, D. Cram, keokuk.
The following is an abstract of the r.
port Of the Grand Secretary TOR the year
ending June 3Jth, 1857:
No Of Lodges, loo;
q" limitations. 903;
80 reflections, o.;
No admitted BY card, 375;
" Withdrawn by card, 3i2;
I" reiastatements, 3;
4" suspended, TIC;
n
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STATE OF IOWA, }
AUDITOR . uHPiCE, \
Iowa City, September 18th !.


Iowa City. September 18th !, :.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED That 81, tie n
day OF June 1857, statement vas Tiled in taE -.
tce showing the condition Of the Peoria Nam.
and Fire Insurance Company, OF feoriy, sac Of
Illinois, on the twenty -sevchih day Of Ma. ugs
thousand eight huu~Fsd and ltly->C.tn. Ill al.o..
dance with an Act u lie Lag s.atuge Of THIS >,ags
passed JaBuagy n, Isl; Tia: sul h sta.eUtp.
SLOWS tia: saia Company ia possessed Q! .ae 70
qulzte amount OF capital. aud invested a. rt ,u5G
ed ia >tiu Act Authority j. therefor. giyci r.
tue above named Peoria MsIiLe and tirc !rss.
rance toslps n to transact cuisines, Of il@uraa.,
ia this SLATE IA aeon dance with IL avs there
IT l. ALSO ERIE I'D, "a " ellis spic+!
OF Upton, has been daily appointed b. sad ina.
lany ibelr Ia" tn! STOREY ana aG%rt tor the cor
t! OF Gear, with full power 20 takt risks 6. u.G.
rance therein. aad 10 ackuov e. service cur
ce.s upon bis Sing a ceI1ided opy Of tie ga =
neut uIed in tai- "uire it'll the clerk q the it.t
tlct Court, IL ana Ter said county, Ii II l4r.-.,
ccstAed tuaG the annexed is sue copy .. t.,s
required ssateAenl
In testimony whereof hare hcreuuta
set ny band. ard aaixcd rry ses. cs
Il. ~ othce this fifteenth Day OF sep :nLcf
one thousand elg1t hnsdred and r.
ty-scVeE JOHN pATTkE,
Auditor o. .ors
Filed IN tie ficc OF the Clerk Of rs. Co.s
OF Cedar County this, 81 day Of DclIIcr Ie21.
oct3-39 :. ". YOUNG. ITss, lecF