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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12
CO,GREesIONAL.

WARRINGTON Feb. II. - HousR.-Ths
House proceeded to the consideration in the
morning hour Of . bill reported from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, concerning
the rights OF American citizens 10 foreign
States.
After discussion the morning hour expir-
ed and the bill went over.
The Speaker presented . message from
the President, transmitting bis letter 70
Grant, &C., Was read. when Mr. Bingham
moved ito reference to the Heconstruetion
Committee and printed.
Mr. Logan stated there Was reply from
Gen. Grant to that letter, which he. desired
furnished to the House.
The Speaker intimating that there were
some errors in the correspondence - pub
lished, Mr.. Bingham modified the molten
10 its reference TO the Committec on Cor
respondencs aud printing. which was agreed
TO.
Mr., Logan's resolution asking for all TIL
correspondence was also adopted.
The House then went into committee OF
legislative, executive and judicial appsopsi
alton bill.
The amendment proposed yesterday VA
rejected.
Mr.. Butler moved to strike out the item
for compensation for assistant clerk Of par
dons, and three clerks Of the 4th class EN-
ploysd BY the President Of the Unitet
States, which, after debate, vas adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Logan, the item 70
the salary Of Solicitor for the lntsrna
Revenue Department, was struck out.
Mr.. Woodward moved - cancel the up
preparation for officer Of Military Justice
Referred.
The Committee rose. and the Speake
presented = message from the President
transmitting . copy Of Gen. Grants Las
. letter to him, which Was read, ordered prin,
, cd and referred to the Committee on Recon
struction.
On motion Of Mr.. Baker, the Commute
. on Ways and Means were instructed to il
quirc into the expediency Of amending th
Internal Revenue law % % to provide "a
the distribution Of Government stamp
through the post office or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Jenckes, the Secretar
= Of the Treasury, Attorney General an
!. Secretary Of State were directed to furnis
r . statement Of the fees yearly since 1866
for legal services in addition to the amount
A paid to salared officers.
= Adjourned
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

i
LONDON, Feb. 1l.-Sir David Brewster,
the celebrated. English Physician and dis.
tinguished scientific discoverer, died las,
evening. aged 90 years.
The British Iron clad ship Of War Her
eules said to be the largest In the world,
WAS successfully launched ct Chatham dock
yard.
BERLIN. Feb. 1l.-Count Bismarck 10
sick and unable to leave Berlin TO avail him
self of his leave Of absence.
DUBLIN. Feb 1.-THE trial Of Lennon.
which commenced yesterday, ended to-day,
with verdict Of guilty Of murder and felony
and treason.
Mr.. sullivan Of Dublin, an Irishmap, had
been indicted by the Grand Jury for publish
ing seditious libels. His trial will commence
10 morrow.
Coax, Feb 1l-Anothsr attack Was made
on the police in the street yesterday, BY
. mob, who pelted them with stones and
bricks. The police, Who were armed with
muskees. fixed bay onets and charged on the
crowd. A short and desperate fight followed
in which several Of the rioters we're bayo-
netsd. The assailants then fed in oil d.
ssctions leaving the wounded on the ground.
FLonEscr, Feb. ia grand Banquet 10
TO be given here TO Admiral Farragut By the
members Of the Italian Parliament and 81
GERS Of the army and navy. The prepara-
tons for the affair have already commenced.
but the day 10 not jet named.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12

CoSsrASriNorLE, Feb. =, via LONDON,
Feb. IL Official advices from the seat Of
var in Gambia. dated on the 26th Of Jauua-
AIRY, have been received by the Captain Of
the port. The dispatches detail the move.
men,s Of the Imperial troops, and call atten
ton to the fact that the L. :. steamer Ticon
derago. mounting nine guns and forming part
Of an American squadron, had arrived OF
the coast of Crete under special orders re-
ceiyed from Admiral faragut in command Of
the American fleet in the Eiropcn waters
|, IS also announced and believed in the
political circles of Turkey that the remain
der o. the vessels Of the L. S. fleet under
Admiral Farrsgut will leave their present
station at an early day, and sail for the
Grcecian Archipelago, where they will mus
ter in force.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAHclsco, Feb. 1.-THE Lsgisla-
ture has removed the Capital Of the State
from Sacramento to San Jose. The State
uses the court house free for FIVE years and
grants several acres OF land for the erection
of the Capital building. The members oil
the Legislature have been invited TO visi,
San Jose at tho expense Of the citizens, and
the invitation accepted, the Legislature ad-
iourning two days for that purpose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMDED

00s 0ssd SssNMs Pipe Fttfer.
NJ. l4Easf 81 ST., Davenport, II.
Pipe, Sheet Lead, Cistsrn Pumps, Force Pumps. CO.
lelisf Rsseketas Drop Light fsaAants, Gaass 6Sa1se
oteen 0laeee. steam WkiotloD. Globe Valves. -.
0oee % osese All orders promptly cxss11sdia eoo1
ooy1e end q fair Paen sne1c.iV
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WANTED.-Evey 10 lend his name and ad-
habit contracted 10 you. retarn poetaQe) to Dr. J.
s:s s aons. s' , r .S :.
inform O nSd y snen 'nsu So n
eured and the sigor OF cut"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12

FAILED TO EFFECT CURK. All who have
ueed II cheerfuliy tell their acted friends oft,
sure and certain cure for chill and fever. Any oAe
suffering from the chilli would consult their own In
terest BY sending TO rug store and buying bot
tie II pleasant to take compared with others and
will bo certain to al cases OF fever and agus or
shils and fever. Send ~ il to the proprietore,
JAMES RUDOLF CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
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Dexter Threshing Machines.

gs-.a,s a;sssr..... s - ~
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VERMONT.

RsssiSGroN, Feb. ll.-Last night at St
Adams, Augustus Marengo. . boarding
house keeper. fatally shot James Austin,
who, with some comrades, had smashed in
the windows ami attempted 10 enter the
house OF Nsrengo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12
TO THE AFFLICTED.
On. KNAPP 4 son,

TO TaE AFFLICTED.
On. KNAPP 4 SON,
rhyseians a,d Surgeons. iasnssiy Of New Hs'S. ~
treating successfully ell
CHRJNIO DISEASES.
In this and cher countriee q ne Of al CAfoais
Diseases. They treat successfully al nssvoae ~
Neuregie anecfoas. allformsof scrotsa t:ver 80,
ae So 81 sS e
10 It: early stages. Paralysis. Eplepsy SAT- rneam'
Headaches, ali Heart Diseases Of children and
Seminal weakness Il sexual Dis
EASES. which are carrying Thousands to their sssvsa
EYE AND FAR
They treat successfully on ~ method all diseaesa
Of tie Eye and Ear. They have hsd more exteesave
practice, and better saccess In the tressment ofau
Diseases Of Women.
Than any other Physicians IN America. Insy ~
cured women who have been confined - Assr pa TO-
pears. They never fAil to care
Nm r u n ATlsM
+ allstages; nonattsr Of how long standing. ~
Asthma. = u sevss rsssr.s. 1hsy hsys n -
Csn - he dietsssslng dissaee, HMM nn. VlDs
OR PILHS. They cure III aiseases Of inc 1sss.'
Canoers.-They have an extensive practice aad
wonderfa! success n the treatn1t Of Cseeesss
whisA thss CURE without eating tbea o1s q s
10 A0iIO AcS SuoOe VINO have Tu0W 49,
lngs, or rcd spot. lose no tine In having stsen.
dsd to. - . timely treatment MAY ave them noa
he horror. ssassaeg as1 dssiS q o opsa ca.sss.
CatMrrh, Cured.-neya Ar tre.e1AE Cetann @
new system, W11eA = sure cure ~ tnn w.
THnR conoUlRASs0Ng ~ yeaeV hnve oveeeo. ~
Ave to seven thuuGaae Mar, WhicA gvee - =
experiences unsafpaassd b any. sad sssallse oaV =
We NJ Il alsoaaesly s.l,,uG.sa ~ p. ZAP
II NOT . 1favol1ng 4GVu9eina Ue OH vi1o ~
PLACES 0CCALlONAl1Y, IL aeeoaDoaaec ~ -
aesoss pee'saas W. easas ssavssiensy WAN M
a Rsne.Sss ny 4 not peo.,sst y e..s sli -
- Of Disease. While al dieesees afs cuseoe -
Ken y season, al stages ere not Your case may 2
surAoic snie 49,, n0t nexf--to-day, MOI
No csse will b received vken here are sss
doss6ts Of Cure or Relief.
Our terme are Cash; hence the uneney must b eat
vitn al csuers Iof medicines. II caets ron -. e
includes medicines.
u The po,r will be favored.
CONSULTATION FRER.
Patients must write their nams, state, ana -
Once addreee plainly. All Letters reqairinE q q
swef. must contain letter atamp and 5e eddfeoeed
70 Dr.. KNAPP SON, Bog 6931. Chicago, Ill.
~ Any o. the above dkeaeee can be trcasod sue
eeesuly ~ the patients describing their caee ID
letter when they cannot see ue
~. knapp, who has visited Davenport, Iowa. feg'
uiariy tse peetsix years. can be coas1lted q ~
0OQee mOUoee
On lRueedoy, February 1o1h. Tn0fo0ay, Aps0 -
Ihufeday, June eth, ThuSo9ay, Julv oOs6, Th0s01oy
espt. s4'A. and Thussday. Nov. ise6.
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OHIO.

CiNcixNATI, Feb. 1l-Ths wooden fac
tory It Peru. Indiana, was destroyed by FIRE
this afternoon. Loss 100000; fully in
sursd This was the largest factory in
Indiana. The Messrs Stearne were the
proprietors
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NEWS
ny yEEEGR.fPH,
,ro yaE pAxlY DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL FROM DES MONIES,
Iowa Legislature.


Special 10 he Dr2ocrAT'J
Des MoIsEs. Feb. H.
Tn. House transacted no business OF gen
eral interest.
The House will rncet at A. ~. so-mor-
49,. simply to adjourn and catch the morn
In. rains for home and recess.
The Senate passed the morning IN
discussing Newells motion TO refer the
Grant resolution 70 the Committee on the
Suppression of IntemPersnce. No vote was
rendered.
The Demo rats Of Des Moines last nigh
nominated their city ticket-with s. 7
Pofford for Mayor. CnFhoco.
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Chicago Markes.

SMuO82O Cus
~ Telegraph February IL.
Flour = Market moro active, a previous
prices.
woeat-Dull and weak, and Ne. seciioed lie;
No. nominal. At a.o6hQz. No. = closed
nomisal At 2oo1{ @3o Of; No. 5 steady. At Is. \
0l.ss
Corn--Lower.
Osss-Quiet. At s7A0s1hc.
n!e-Ns !. l.ss; 40. 3. l.5501.6S.
No. 2.
Provisions -Lsss solve, but holders DO sst
dsspond TO make eoueessious'
aud choice brauds.
Lard-Small salss.
Green Hams--Taken a lake fro,, a.....a
hogs
Cured Meass-Quiet. firm apd upch.n..a
Sweet picked hans in good request st prsv;n..
prices; Gales from dressed hogs al lsc.
Dressed Hogs--ln sc.ive demand. and loSals.
better. closing 1t s.sc0s IS for light; S.ss@
$40 for over 900 lbs; s5o@a.7os fer extra
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TENNESSEE.

MEnrHis, Feb. 1.-THE Appeals Little
Rock dispatch of day says the Conven-
ton last night, after five hours noisy de-
bate, voted on the constitution this morn.
ing. Yeas 40. nays 81. 3 radicals boiling.
II was voted on as a whole without being
printed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12

AAuCtA y nv " 0HbCes
by Teisgrsph. February IL
Tlcur-Dull but unchanged.
Wheat-Dnil aud unchanged.
Corn scld At 81 for ear
Rye-S,eady at l.fs.
Oats--Dull
Barley-Firm at q sOa24sfor fall.
Cotton-Quiet and unchspged.
hisky--lrrseular.
Provisions-Quiet. unchanged and nominal
the speculative demand has fallen On.
Meas Pork-Saieable at 22.bo, but 10 held 81
2a.oo.
Lard-usld ct l4i{.
Bulk Nests-Declined TO 81 and ieN; bscen
quiet anl moderate order demand; shoulders
at lo9leH; clear sides 10, held 81 in.
Milw auk ee MARKET.
D. Telegraph MILWAUKEE,. Feb. Il.
Fioue-Quiet; city extra spring 1000.
wheat Firm; 2.o5 for No. !.
New York Market.
~ r,nerrsph., February ~.
Ticsr-1irnsr, fsir demand s,sois.ss NJ ssts,
STATE s.rSis . for r u (, o; c.,,... +,
small lots in Milwaukee, go.
Con-u.ehsssed: i:s!0i - i1 asw ni.ed ives.
srn anoat: ! - 1-a0i.n for southern yellow i.ss0
| Baley-Sesrce, nrsser; western, - for part .,
| spot and 10 arrive.
| Oata-Fifmer 65 fOr western Ia store.
Pork-Quiet. irregular: ~ .37G91.5 50 for old ness
e1.3109s.i 70 for Gew
New York Money Market
BY Telegraph. February IL,
etocks-Aotive better, after call.
Bonds-Coupons of'6q, liS; ofv5, ~ 7-set
both series. l.o'a.
Western Union -e6il.
New York Central-i.ssss.
| Rrie-T5I.
Michigan Southcrn-9s,s.
| Cleveland 4 Pittshurgh-foe4.
| Cleveland 4 Toleco-Cnchanged.
Rock Islsnd-st
| Money! per cent.
Sterling ON.
God-iHx.
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TURNER'S
TIC DOULOUREOX,
UpsjrersNl n tsefAlgtO
PILL.
A Safe, Ger tain and Speedy Care
FOR
N Z u r a L q i a
A~A AZ Nervans Dasensee.

anu ouu IY0IVOo0 o1nOG0O(Oo
lT5 EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL.
Il 10 the UNFAILIN0 REMEDY in Ill sssss Of
Neuralgia Facislis, sen sGectins psfect eare N
less than twenty-fous houss, frO0 the Ne Of q
more than two or there Pille.
No other form u Neufsleia or Nervous Disease
has failed to yield to this.
WONDERFUL A8MHDIAL AGENT.
Even the severest leases Of Chroaie Neuralgia
and general nervous deraneensnts. u 10y year
star ding.-afeei;ng the entire sytfem Ne use iof
few days. few weeks ct the utmost, always ~
fofde the most astonishing relief, and very rarely
fails to produce n complete and permanent cure
II contains no drugs or other materials IN tine
elirhtest degree njnricus. to the most oeacess
eystem, and can always be uecd with
PERFECT SAFETY.
II has long been in conetant uee by 0apy Of or
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
vho give II their unsninoss unquslieed appes-
val.
Sent by mai: on receipt Of price. aaa postage.
One package. e1so. Postage cents.
Six packages, SEQ. -
Twelve packages, = %. - :"
1t is sold by oil Wholesale and retail dealers 10
drug and msdie;nss throughout he United states
asd By
TURNER = Co.. - rsepsissofs.
janisdeav-sa) - Tssasoe o.. Bostcs, naD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12

i'osroN, Feb. 1.-The elegant mansion
of Edward N Parker, At Jamsica Plains,
with q portion Of the furniture and costly
paintings, was destroyed by FIRE last night,
Loss sac, 600 partly insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12
COM I'M gRClAL.


Osy.cy OF rxx DAVENPORT DsnocnAr,
February IL, 1858.
tlouR-Chcice family wholesale, tlo.l0 re-
tail, tll.o0.
WnrAs--No. /. el.s0Geis5; No, =, &l..5Q
lso
b.nLET-tl.,aGl&2 900.
OASs-5 cents.
RYE-el.o5.
Coax-New. SIC in the.ear
PefAroRs-l 2scG4l So
bUsrsR-coc. per II
EGea-25c
HAr-Good Timothy elo, 10 tis.oo; Pssi-
ri. ts.0o to 1900,
CoAL-Soft, delivered, 90 cents Yer bushsi.-
Anthracite. delivered, els per ton.
WooD-Ss per Cord.
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By Telegraph. February 10.
Hoss- Received s,ses head. Market weak.
l0Ganc lower salss made q s.s21< 0s.75 for
ahc ,ts and pigs 7.oog7.so for medium hoss ;
5000 8 IS for extra.
Csstie-Receiysd l.l67; market dali, week
aad 2sc lever on sll sxesPs choice sssdee; -.
tire range 600e.5o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12

Has been fitted up 10 elegant STYLE where meals AID
Aot Cofcc VIII Be served In the best style It =,
korrp.
-. s.aslsesion guaranteed n svssything. 80
jacob HAnu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-12
JACOB HAuN,S
Union Bakery 4 Restaurant

"a Nfr~ee.
auQE SUBSCRIBER HAS susr
Z New and Elegant Establishment ana MID MS
% nld cusioners and ones, that nv would say
- furnish them with the best quality
Dore0d, Cakes, Pies nmd Gone
tlOBery.
Made from the best material A full stock AWAY. n,
hand. and families supplied Al reasonable rates
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PENNSYLVANIA.

liARRisBuRa, Feb. 1.-THE bin repeal
ing the Getty sburg lottery bill passed the
Legislature to-day.
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kR OMER's HAIR DYE
Best In the World.

Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest =
the world-will give Satisfaction to All. Princph.
Wholesale Agents Tor Wrigat's Tar Syrup, and KrO-
mers Hair Dye in Chicago. Fuller, Finch 8 FulIer.
Lord & Smith. and Burnhamf d Van Schasek
JOHN j. KRONER.
A03 Chestnut Street. p iladelphis.
oug3n CEN OILS pSopsiet0e
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IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO F9MAL80
the EXTRACT BUCHU 10 unsqualed by any
other remedy a. in CHI.OROS.B or RETEN-
TON, lRRRGULARITY, PAlNFULNESS OR
SUPPRESSION OF CUSTOMARY RvACUA-
TIONS. ULOE2ArED OR SUHIRROUS STATE
OFTHE UTERUS.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL. aud DROPSlCAL DWELLINGS,.
This medicine increasesthe power Of Digestion,
snd excites the Absorbents into healthy action,
by which the Watery or Calcareous dispositions,
aud ali Unnatural Engagements are reduced
~ well ~ Pam and Inflammation.
HRLNBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCnU has
cured every case Of DIABETES in which IL hes
been given: Irritation of the!Neck Of the Bladder
and Inflammation Of the Kidneys. liberation Of
Kidneys end Bladder, Retention Of the Urine.
Diseases ofProstrste Gland stone in the Blsd
der, Calculus, Gravel, Brick-d Deposits, and
Ausus Or Milky Discharge and for Enfseblsd
end Delicate Constitutions. OF both sexes, At
tended with the following symptoms :-ludis-
position to Exertion. Loss of Power, Loss Of
Memory. Difficulty of Breathing, weak Nerves.
Trembling. Horror Of Disease. Wakefulness.
Dimness Of Vision, Pain in tho Back. Hot
Hsnds. Flushing Of the Body, Dryness Of the
Skin. eEruption on the Face, Pallid Oounts-
nance. Univsrssl Lassitude Of the Muscular Bye.
eem, &c.
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From Dispsnsasory Of the Unitsd Ststss ]
DlOSAA ORENATA. BUUHU LRAvnS.
PROPRRTIES.--Ttsir odos 10 slssse,' di2u.
oise. and somswAat aromatic. their tssts bitter.
ish end analogous 70 mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usE.-Bu.
shu leaves are gently stim uiant, with = peca-
liar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They arc given in complaints of the Urinary
Organs. such ~ Gravel, Chronic Catsrrh Of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and
Crethra. Disease OF the Prostate and Retention
or lncontinence of Urine, from aloss Of tone
10 the parts concerned in its evacuation. The
remedy has also been recommended in Dyspsp-
sis. Chronic Rheumatism, Cutenaous Affections,
end Dropsy.
HBLMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCnU 10 ussd By
persons from the ages Of eighteen to twssty i've
aod from thirty FIVE to dfty-ivs, or in the de-
cline or change Of life after confinement or La
Dor Pains: Bed victim ip children.
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Tin Roofs. Damp walls Railroad Cars and brieges'
These ColoFed Paints cost onethifd that Of ieed'
aod wear much longer
This CompAny's Whit Lad n tho whitesS sAo
most darable known
BEST vARNlSHEs and DRYING JAPANS.
SMITH BOWEN, Sefetsu,.
febs 10 North eth stfest, PHILADELPHIA.
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- u -
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
SPRINGFIELD FIRE 4 MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF SPRINGFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS,
to the Auditor Of the State Of lows, pursuant
to the Statutes Of said State
let. The name Of this Company il the Spring
Fire : Marine Insurance Company.
ID. The amot Of ito Capital Stock - 100000
I'd. The ame't Of it, Capital Stock
psid spn. 100000
9Th. The Assets Of the Company are:
let, Cash on hand in
hank. and in the
hands Of Agents or
other persons. o6s,sss.ss
"a, Heal Estate unin-
numbered, $4,000
I'd. Bonds and Stocks
owned BY the Com
pauy how secured,
and rate ofinterest
thereon, tsse sch
sdule "A') ES8, 64e36
eth. Debts Of the c..
secured BY mort
Gaee, (ses sehed.) 76,s2l.6S
Sth, Debts otherwise
secured, tsee sch
81; ;sf S:S,.f 70; r..ai "''s''''
7th, All other securi-
ties. (see schsdule) ls,As7.r -
Total Assets. 7o1 .0e7.So
LIABILITIES.
Sth. The amount Of Liabilities due
or mot due to Banks or other
Creditors, None.
9Th. Loeees adjusted and due, None.
nth. Losses adjusted and not due, None.
9Th. Losses unadjusted. 1s,6os. 81
9TH. Losses in suspense, waiting
for further proof. $500
10th. All other claims against the
Company, None.
Total Liabilities, ss2. oos 81
18th. The gre stest amount insured
in any one risk. $4,000
18th. 1he greatest am allowed bv
the rules Of the Company, to
be insured in any one city
town or village, Norule
18th. The greatest amt allowed to
be insured in any one block, No rule
18th. The act of incorporation Of
the Company is filed
AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA,
DIS NOUNS, January -, 1855
II 10 hereby certified. that there has been led in
this ONCE sworn statement, showing the essdtion
SPRINGFIELD FIRE MARINE INSURANCE
Located q Springfield, in the State Of Massachu-
setts on the let day Of January. A. d. 1855. in
COfuonCc Win Inc prOvlelohe an ACt OF the 6eper
al Assembly OF the State OF Iowa. entitled IAN Act
IN relation TO Insurance Companies" approved Jan
gary 2Sth. 1897. and act amepdatory thereto, ap
proved February 9Th. 1883; that said statement shows
that said Company IL possessed Of the requisite
amount OF capital and invested - required by law
AUTHORITY IL THEREFORE, GIVEN
To the above named Company to transact their sp-
propriste business Of Insurance in this state, In
cordancc with the laws thereof Until the 9lst OF Jan
nary 1852
II 10 also certified. that ". =. Rose, Of Dav-
export, has been duly appointed BY said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the County Of
Scott, with full power 70 take risks Of Insurance
therein, and to acknowledge service OF process
provided by law. upon his fling with the Clerk Of
the District Court IN and for said County this
tnchte and copy OF the statement file in THE Of
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and correct copy ~ the said statement
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dret above written.
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