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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate amendments to the "Partial Ap.
preparation Bill" were not agreed to, except
the one increasing the amount of the appropri-
alton to $4,000, and the one to pay the mes
seDger Boys.
The resolutions relative to navy derot in
northern Ohio, were amended and adopted ;
also the resolutions relative to opening the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad; also the resolutions
relative to the right Of way for railroad from
Steubenville across the Pan Handle Of Virginia.
The resolutions, thanking Gen. Thomas, and
Coils. McCook and Garfield, for their victories,
were discussed and adopted. A resolution was
adopted, relative to the expediency of establish
ing military departments in the State Uni
versities. Messages from the Senate were read
and disposed Of. Sundry Senate bills were read
the first time. Messrs. Odlin and Smith were
appointed q committee of Conference on the
part Of the House, on the direct and income
sax joint resolution, about which there is diff.
ference between the two Houses. The resolu-
ton to pay Elias LoDgley fer reporting in the
One bill was indefinitely postponed.
The House spent some time in committee Of
the Whole, and reported back sundry bills,
some without amendment. The bill ITO
amend section seven of an act TO provide for
the election Of township assessors, and TO pre-
scribe their duties" was ordered to be engross-
ed, and read the third time next Tuesday. The
bill "To abolish the office Of superintendent Of
the State House." was ordered to be engross-
ed, aud read the third time tomorrow. The
bill ITO abolish the Office Of state commission.
or of common schools" was ordered to be en-
crossed, and read the third time on Tuesday
The bill relative to the practice of probate
courts in Wood county, was ordered to be en-
crossed, and read the third time next Monday.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

sKmmLr.--Self.kncwI is certainly 0 most
desirable Attainment And when il 50 happens
that, through the promptings OF this self.con-
scionaneas, men give themselves no credit for
wisdom Of capacity, the public around them are
very apt 10 concur IN the inferior estimate that
they place upon themselves On this account
Ills 70 be regretted that certain members Of the
Legislature have learned 10 place such an OF,
cesalDsly low estimate upon their own Legis-
lstiv8 d0ings as,to decline publilhing them for
public peFusali They have evidently come to
the humlliating cobcluaiOn that theif particular
proceedings are "n0t poyth mentionino!" We
only hope, for the credit OF the State, that the
public may net be led 30 concur in THE unfof-'
iunat6 estimate: though, we must confess that,
Of this there Il manifest danger!.-Stdte Jour.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
The Death of General ZOliicoAer''
His Last Words with UOionei Fry,
IL who Shot Him.

. His Last Words WITH Ooionei Fry,
EowhO Shot Him.
Last evening we had conversation With Q
reliable gentleman who arrived direct from
Somerset, KY, via Lexington, and from him
ne gather the following particulars OF the death
of General Zollicoffer, the leader Of che rebel
forces at Mill Sptings, KY, on Sunday last
Our informant obtained the particulars from
Colonel Fry, of the Fourth Kentucky Regi-
rlen,, who killed Zollicoffer. Colonel Fry was
living in ambush with squad Of bis regiment,
when Zollicoffer approached at the head OF
detachment of troops, which detachment was
marching rapidly In advance OF the main con-
federute forces. When the General With his
advance had arrived within twenty feet Of the
ambush where Fry and his men we're concealed,
the Colonel sprsng forward and drew his navy
revolver and presented il ct the confederate
General We7msy here state, parentheticsily,
that Colonel Fry, who halls from Lexington,
aud General Zollicoffer were for many years
personal friende, aud in their youthful days as
sociates in the same school. 1870 40
Upon discovering Col Fry across his path,
General Zollicoffer threw up both hands and
exclaimed: "Hold, Fry, you would not shoot
your old friend, would you2" Then placing his
right hand on his pistol and pointing back to his
command, continued: Look, there are all your
friends" which remark was evidently intended
to draw Fry's attention away from him, while
he would improve the occasion by shooting Fry
dead in bis tracks. The brave Colonel did not
heed the remark, but said: al will attend to you
FIRST, }" and pulling the trigger, Zollicofer tell
with ball pierced through Ills breast. HIS last
words we're, II am killed; all's well, )" and With
eroan expired. The detachment then turned
on their heels and retreated to the main body OF
the army. Those of the Confederates who were
taken prisoners censuFe General Zollicoffer for
his impetuosity, rashness and precipitate indis'
cretion, and allege that the defeat OF the rebels
at Mill Springs was in consequence OF the death
of their leader in the beginning Of the conflict
Gin Enquirer. t.-t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
FREDERICK J. FAY, Agent,
-hi3 j 117 South High Street,
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
60 expire on the oII day Of Jdnpa,y, 1863
Z AUDITOR or sTATE's 0RFIoE1
INSURANCE DRPARTMENT,
nnlun,hua n Ian ~ 1870 J

INSURANCE DHPARTMENT, I
Columbus, o., Jan. IL, 1922 i
WHEREAS, The North American Fire Insurance Com
pany, located at Hartford in the State Of Connecticut
has filed in this office sworn statement OF its condition,
required by the first section Of the act ITO regulate
insurance companies not incorporated by the Sate Of
Ohio" passed April g. 1856 and, WHEREAS said com,
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that II Is possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars oactua capital invested In stocks, or in bonds
In mortgages of real estate worth double the amount for
which the same is mortgaged; and WHEREAS, said com
papy has fled in this office written instrument under
its corporate SEAL signed by the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent agents Of said company
in this State to acknowledge service Of process for and
In behalf Of said company conSentng that such service
OF process shall be taken and held TO be valid asi
served upon the company according to the laws Of this
any other State and waving all claim right Of
error, by reason OF such Of service.
Noo THEREFORE, IN pursuance Of the hrst section Of
the Aforesaid act T. Robert W. Tayler Auditor Of State
for the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that said North
American Fire Insurance Company of Hartford Is au'
thozed transact the business Of Ere and Marine In
in this State until the day OF January
in the year thousand eight hundred and sixty
three. f-ss.tsra, fa 0'. rlcIrs8 liro5I
In witness whereof, have hereupto subscribed my
and caused the seal Of my ose to be affixed the
day and year above written .-ncl 5as .gai'vypa
[L.sl R. W. TAYLER, Auditor of State
ian25dIW -3-r t7-1' Hi iJa i''F los 'aL =
'.- s1at1I 1853 ego O. r.ai.s 81 o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

liza correspondent Of the Portland Adeer-
tsr advocates q Tux Of IS per head on dogs;
one on bachelors from twenty-five to forty years
and over Of $40 to $50, according 10 age. and
IncofrigibiIity, and q third tax on vidowers
double that on bachelOrs-the esiimated amount
Of which would be $36,OOO,O ,OOO- and also be
beneficial in abA.iDg all the nulsances thuI
taxed. .s's.a y. ~ .sa ~, 4. VIVA ass :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Jan. "a, 1868
A petition was presented and referred; sun
dry bills had their second reading and reference;
notices of the introduction Of bills was given;
and several bills were introduced aud read the
fret time Committee reports were presented
and disposed of. The "hog bill' was engross.
cd, and ordered to its third reading tomorrow.
The House then passed to the consideration Of
Senate amendments to appropriation bill, to
pay the members and their officers, pending the
discussion on which, the House took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

NJ In one OF the churches in Boston, on
Saturday evening last after service, the sexton
found little girl not above Eve weeks Of age,
nicely slowed away IN one Of the pew corners,
The little miss was given in charge Of the su-
thutitlss. who viii pfovidsfor her'at some one
Of lhe charitable institutions. 'sss 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

suMr. CoLRax's bill, regulating thecarrisge
Of printed matter outside the mails, or in other
words, requiring postage to be paid on such
matter, has been laid on the tablein the House
Of Representatives, by a vote of IS to, 6O.eyz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

A NEW CourTEuEir Counterfeit bills Of
the denomination Of S. haTe made their ap-
psarance, on the Blue Hill Bank Of Massachu-
setts, and we're freely circulated IN Cincinnati
last evening. The counterfeit Is quite new and
bright booking '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
ian94-d,
Publio. Sale.
EXTRACTION OF COINS, ETC.

Till Tuesday Next.
instantaneous and eicacious cure Of oOrns and Bun
IONS without cutting, pain bleeding by DR.. Kendall
author OF Practical Observations the causes, nature
and treatment Of Corps, Bunioni and ngrowing nails
AZ No. so East Town street, next door
to the M. e. Church, a
TILL TUEsDAY NEX7, LNcLUSI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
vEGnTARLE PILLS

BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE PILLS
Are nallible for cosveness spasmS loss Of appetite
sick headache, giddiness, Of boang after meals
dizzineE drowshesS and crampng palms, and all dsor
ders Of the stomach and bowels.1
o. Original Letter at 294 Canal street, New York.
J.J. O. COOK, pubisher Of the State Banner Ben.
nington, VI, says he was attacked with DYSPEPSIA,
and suffered severely from it. that not particle Of
food could be swallowed without oning the most
uncomfortable sensation In his stomach. For Ave years
he suffered from this dreadful complaint when he used
BRANDRETH'5 PILLS. The FIRST box did not seem to
benefit him much but the second produced change and
by the time he had taken six boxes c0MPLETK CURE
effected. He says my dyspepsia was gone. aud my
expectation Of an early death vanished"
BRANDRETH'B PILLS are sold at the PRINCIPAL
oFFI0E 294 CANAL ST., and UNION SQUARE, New
York As
Obtain your nrst supply from one Of these depots or
from of the regular advertised agents for the GENU
INE BRANDRETH's PILLS; you will then know how
to discern between the true and the false. st4,f3
Sold by JOHN R. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, aud BY
oil respectable dealers in medicines. ATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

p We understand that every Democratic
paper in the State of Indiana, except the New
Albany Ledger, bas hOisted the Democratic
ticket. nominated by the late Eighth Of Jsnu-
arY Convention, at Indianspolis. NJ ...LA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

~ 10 the Senate Of Wisconsin abill to re-
peal the personal liberty Law has been referred
to special committee of three, consisting of
Senators Clark, Keogh and Hazeliue. The
two former are Democrats, and the latter q
Republican. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

" There is woman in Glen Fall, N. r.,
who has lived three years without eating and
has fattened on 1t, "she lies quiet" the Mes.
sengsr, at that place says, ana people Of cred.
ulous turn think the editor does likewise ia' Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
From W. II. Hurd, ESQ

Columbus, Jan. "a, 1852.
have been troubled for years with painful corn.
applied to an eminent aurgeon Of this city for relief he
said that he had remedy for Corns, such small game
was beneath his notice $50 had to suffer with It till
Dr. Kendall removed 1t 10 scientific and harmless man
ner and without pain. cheerfully recommend DR..
Kendall to victims to tight boots.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

IMPoRrANr CoNvrhsior FROM PAoIrish The
news BY the saxonia Ii that The King Of Mada-
gascar Is to be received in the Roman Catholic
Church. g ttfy Ia la 10 ll gg4.g1 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
From H. H. Langworthy, NJ. D., Rochester.

FIUIu NJ n HHnB"VI'HJ' 1H D'' H'00O10"'0I'
can cheerfully bear testimony to the ease and expe-
dition with which Mr. Kendall removed two corns from
each Of my feet Tie operation entirely unattended
with pain, and resulted In complete wish to
recommend Mr.. r. as man who has scientific knowl'
edge OF his business. s,l
June 5, 1861. q, H. LANGW0RTHY, NJ. d.
From his Imperial Majesty, Napoleon III, Emperor of
France.
Monsieur Kendall ma extrait les avec grande
success ct une grande habilite. NAPOLEON.
Field Marshal the Duke Of Cambridge can testify to
the sku manipulations Of Mr. Kendall in the cure of
oorns. ttf
10 DR.. II. can produce Thousands Of certificates
from Professors and Doctors Of Medical schools and Col
leges and in addition to others, his book contains GER
tihcates from some Of the Royal Families Of Europe,
which have been kindly furnished him for the inspection
and satisfaction Of those who may require his services
Hours from to IL M; and till 4P. M.
JAMS IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
TEsTImONIALS.

From the Rev. J. O. Grammer.
DR.. Kendall removed tive Oorns from my feet with
great comfort to me. ]. O, GRAdMER.
Columbus, Jan. 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Removed from mis- old OFGIce.

Removed from his old Office.
DR.. A. B. wILL1AMs, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself fOra series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases he may be
consulted ahis Office on Broadway, near the Exchange
Hotel -. sf..
janl9dtf Il TEc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

"A RIVAL IN THE FIELD--"Prof" Ina FIELD
gymnast at Troy, is rivaling DR.. WmsHIf.-
He recently lifted sixteen hundred pounds. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

Z es,r Rh4B --------ry7 zT- glss
The difistent editiohs Of the Ono STATES
MAN viii be furnished during the apprOachint
ssssion Of the General Assembly as i0llowsa
Daiis sta tesssap. mar month, q Il sse so cents
TEi-Weskly Statesman, per monshrn % cents
Weakly Statesman, for three months, 80 cents
Weekly Statesman, raryaars 3 Lrs > 'Oo
An ordsrspromptly filled. Z :. .... ..... uus.r
Address, 41s5s sssss
',sritige MANYPENNYs y MILLER.
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
.l.3.la4N ADs Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
sUmmAHY ~ ARa1snAFEvn rno-
R .r..vs' VAs.r. '.''s'.

The President ssslgned members TO standing
committees follows; ..s...,.,s.,ss
Currency -Mesars. Monroe and McBurney'
Claims Mesars, BiaEce and Gardiner 4 !. Il
Penltentiafy@ Measra. Robey and Marnneiir
Reform SchooisA AMessrs. Hitchcock and rer'
Bsnevolent Institutions Msssrs. johnson
and Welsh y ~ lltI LLlA NV
PrintingA Messrs. finck and Eggleton.
Sundry petitions for priyate relief were pre-
eerted, and referred to committee on Claims.
Bills 10 abolish the Office Of commiesloner Of
statistics, TO provide management OF Blind ano
| Deaf and Dumb Asylumsi 20 authorize county
commiusioners to appropriate turnplkes OF
plank roads that have been or shall be apan,
doned, were read the second time, and referred
TO the committee Of the Whole. "a
8. B. No. 13-for relief OF certain agricuitu'
raj societies was passed.
Measrs John Geary sons proposiuon ioi
uublishinr the proceedings, free Of charge, with
the resolution Of Mr.. Groesbeck TO accept tht
aa me. was, on recommendation Of the commit
toe on Printing, postponed till the fret Monday
| 10 April, 1862.
The standing committee on Schools was au
thorized to inquire into the expediency Of abol
ishipR the board of county examiners, and
person be elected for that purpose in each town
ship.
reporter, and to accept the proposition Of th'
Capital City Fact to publish proceedings free o
charge, and was again ordered TO be postponed
10 the fret Monday in April, 1862. A motion
was made to reconsider, and lost.
On motion, committee was ordered to b'
appointed to examine into the States militar.
contracts, and Messrs. Bierce, Gioesbeck ant
Finck were appointed.
Mr.. Monroe thereupon offered the resolution
| given below.
The Senate went into committee of tn
Whole, Mr.. Neal in the Chair, on H. b. No
The Senate took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

OFFICE OF THR AUDITOR OF STATE,
Columbus o., Jan. IL, 1862.
1t Is hereby certified that the foregoing Is correct
copy Of the statement of condition Of the
{ - North American Ere Insurance Company OF
1 Hartford made to this office for the year 1862,
and now on file herein. FtE
Witness my hand and seal officially.
Z, W, TAYLER, Auditor Of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25
Mr.. MoNRoE's REsoLUTIoN.


-ResOlosd, by The, General Assembly Of The State
Of Ohio, That this General Assembly, anxious
to throw the whole weight Of its influence on
the side OF the Federal Government 10 tho con
test with rebellion in which that Government is
now engaged, agrees upon the following delib
crate declaration Of sentiment
|. The reasonable warfare which is now
waged by the disloyal Inhabitants Of the South
ern States against tho Union and the Constitu-
tion, Is waged against benefcent and indul-
gent government, and has its origin In wicked
and reckless ambition. The cause Of constitu-
tionall freedom for this country, the cause Of
christian civilization for this continent and the
hope OF liberty for the world, demand that this
armed treason should be put down; and to aid
the Federal Government in doing this, the peo-
pie OF the State Of Ohio do now, as they have
done heretofore, pledge to that Government,
by word and deed, all their moral, financial and
physical resources
! IT. While we hold, as We have always held,
that the Constitution confers no power upon the
Federal Government, in times Of peace and
general loyalty, to emancipatO slaves within
the States, yet we also hold that when traitors
have lifted up psrfioidal weapons against the
life of the country, no claim which such men
may put forth to property in slaves, or any 9TH
er property, should stand 10 the way of the sue
cess OF our armies and the triumphant planting
of our flag in every part of the land.
| III, The bill relating to the topics embraced
In the foregoing resolution, recently reported to
the Senate of The United States from the Ju.
dietary committe OF that body, by Senator
Trumbull of Illinois, meets with our cordial
appreciation, as beinglwise, moderate, warranted
BY the exigences OF the contest, and strictly
conf0rmabie to the constitution.
Nv. We regard with anxious alarm the evil
dences which have reached us of wastefulness,
fraud and peculation among some of the sub
ordinate agents of the Federal Government; we
rejoice at the indications Of determination on
the part of the Legislative and Executive De
partments to discover and punish the perpetrat-
ors Of these crimes; and We trust that that de-
termination will never slacken until these griev-
GUS and disheartening abuses are thoroughly
reformed,
V. The Governor is requested to forward,
forth with, copies Of the foregoing resolutions to
the President Of the nation, and to the Senators
and Representatives in Congress from this
state, to be by them presented to each branch of
the national legislature.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

STATE OF CONNECTICUT &C ,, IN il
County Of Hartford. Ss.o iae@sI le'
Personally appeared A.Fs Hastings, President, and
William O. Hastings, Secretary Of the North American
Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement by them subscrbed Is true full and
correct statement Of the affairs Of said company and ex
hbs SO far as can be asceraned at this date, its actual
condition on the 3lst day of December, 1861. VI D
Before me, ROBERT Il. DAY,
Justice of the Peace
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4 @TATHIf,t kEiiT.tI
- OF tbs condition ths ~,
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMP ANY
~, 81 4 Z, ,r,,rr,,,, ~ \

,GOF 1LARTFORD.
On the 3ist day Of Decembe 1901 nnde to The Auditor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

Monsieur Kendall ma extrait les grande
success ct une grande hablite. NAPOLEON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-25

Total assets Of the company ......:..s297,200 90
az swCII. LIABILITIES.
FPrH. The amount Of liabilities, due or not due, 10
banks and other creditors none.
HUrH. Losses adjusted and due, none.
SEVENTH Losses adj usted and not due s., $3.50 W
EIGHTH. Losaes unadjusted. ~. ..,i 6,eo4 O4
NINTH. Losses in,suspense, waiting for further
TENTH. All other claims against thecompapyffttf
none, W f IA mAlAAeAINt
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-11

tinue, and it is impossible to foresee all
the incidents which may attend, and all
the ruin which may follow. Such as nay
seem indispensable, or may obviously
prou,ise great oliiciepsy town,ls ending
tiie struggle mnst aud will como. The
proposition now made, though an offer
only, hope j, may be esteemed no Of
tense TO ask whether the pecunary CON-
sidcrstion rendered would not be Of more
value to the State, and private persons
concerned, than are the institution and
property in it. In the present aspect Of
AFFAIRS, while il is true that the adoption
Of the proposed resolution. would be
merely initiatory, and not withinitself a
practical measure, it is recommended in
the hope that it will sooner lead to inn
portant results. In. full view Of my
great responsibility to my God and my
country, | earnestly beg the attention Of
Congress and the people to the subject.
f3iaa fH' ABRAHAM LINCOLN.