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Certificate OF Authority. +.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of January. 1861
AUDITOR OF STArE's OFFICE,
INSURANCE DRPARTMFNT x

AUDITOR OF STArE's OFFIcEa
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
81 .lAg COLUMBUS. OHIO, jan 30 1854
Whereas, the Franklin Fire Insurance. Companv
located at Philadelphia in the State Of Ponnsylys,
mia. has fled in this Office sworn statement az ts
condition. as required by tho first section of the Act
TO regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the state Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1855; and
whereas, said Company has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of az
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual capi-
real estate, worth double the amount for which Inc
same is mortgaged; and. whereas, said Company has
Med in this Office a written instrument under ia
corporate SEAL signed by the President and Secrefs-
~ thereof authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company in this State 10 acknowledge seryico az
process. for and in behalf Of said Company. CON-
senting that such service Of process shall Be taken
and held TO- be as valid as II served upon the Conn
Rany. according TO the laws Of this or any other
reason OF such acknowledgment Of service
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, |, James II, Goldman, Auditor
Of State for Ohio do hereby certify that said Frank
I'm Fire Insurance Company of Phade' ph;a IA an
thorized TO transact the business Of Fire and Marine
Insurance in this Stateunti the thrty-frst dny Of
January in the year one thousand eight hundred
In witness whereof. ! have. hereunto subscribed
$sraL tobs affixed tho day and year above writ. writ
49, JAS. H. GOODMAN, 4
,&9asl is Gis,6l ac q y Auditorof State.
VIM. JAMISON,Arent.
COLUmBUs, OHIO.
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Cong.,rer.sslonaI summnry.

The following is brief summary of the
more important proceedings in Congress
during the week ending Monday evening,
Feb.S:
In the Senate, on Tuesday, compliment
tary resolutions to Commodore Ringgold
and General Thomas were passed. The
House bill to revive the grade of Lieuten-
ant General was referred to the committee
on Military Affairs. The bill to promote
enlistments was taken up, and Mr.. Sherman.
of Ohio, made long speech in defense of
the policy of putting black soldiers on the
same footing as white. NJ
In the House, the bill to facilitate thep pay
ment of arrears due deceased soldiers was
passed.
In the Senate, on Wednesday. Mr.. Sum-
ner presented the protest of Germans in
Boston against the Presidents scheme of
reconstruction. An amendment to the rev.
enue bill was adopted, leyying tax of six
ty cents on all spirits sold or distilled and
removed for consumption or sale. previous
to the first of July next. The bill establish
ing uniform ambulancesystem was adopt
ed.
In the House, the Conscription act being
taken up in committee of the Whole, a
lengthy discussion followed, resulting in the
retention Of the three hundred dollar clause
anu tne auoption OF an anenulnent making
tDe payment OF such amount an exemption
irom that orai''
In the senate. on Ihurscay, the Revenue
Dill, Win Ine Senates aHenuments came
up. Mr.. Hendricks moven an amendment,
inserting Az cents per gaiion instead OF ~
cents on LIQUORS oistlnea ana soid, or re-
moved ior consumption OF saie alter July 1,
1854 and Az cents instead OF 81 cents after
Jan. l, 1000. Inis amenument was relected,
motlon 10 tax liquors on nand prior 10 lst
July ~ cents per ganon, was iost-i4
/yeas, 20 nays. Inc Dill as amenoeu Dy the
rlnance conmittee. was Ineh passed. AIter
Executive session. pne senate ADJOURNED un-
I'LL MONDAY.
In the House, a joint resolution was re-
ported by the committee on Printing. for
printing ten thousand copies Of the diplo-
matte correspondence for the use Of the
State Department. Mr.. >. z. Allen asked
that the resolution include the printing OF
General McCiellans report A lively dis
cussion followed, which was participated
In by Messrs. J. 2. Allen, Cox, Grinnell,
Wilson and Washburne. The resolution
nnally passed Dy vote OF IlS yeas to IL
nays. The consideration OF the confisca-
tion resolution was then resumed: A mo-
ton q 70 lay y on tne table was negatiyed, and
then the subject was discussed during the
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Letter From n SoIdfer--IPe Pertinent
7fn fsg Questions.
CAMP DETACHMENT BOTH ONO voLs.l
NEAR PULASKI, Tenn, Feb. q 1864.{

CANT DETACHMENT 18th OHIO VoLs-l
NEAR PULASKI, Tenn, Feb. 2, 1S645
EDITOR STATESMAN Can you inform a
soldier why that while our camps are con-
tinually flooded with Abolition papers of
every description, we seldom ever see a
Democratic paper? Every news dealer
furnishes us with regular files of the Abo-
lition Dailies of Cincinnati and st. Louis;
and when you inquire for a Democratic pa
per, you are very often unceremoniously
Informed that they do not deal in papers or
documents of that kind. sg 10 sF
We are also furnished very often with
Abolition speeches and addresses, while do
not remember to have seen similar docu-
eight months. The question is, why is it
that we are not furnished with Democratic
papers the same as others? Is 1t because
our officers will not permit them to be sent
to the camps; or is it the fault of the news
dealers In falling to bring them? Y
am sure 1t Is not because they could not
find sale for them; for large numbers could
be sold, II they were sent into the army for
sale. 1t will be plainly seen, that by send
ing only, Abolition papers into the army,
only one side Of the political question
is presented to the soldier; and plenty of
persons in the army are thus taught to be-
lieve that the old Democratic party, which
has been at the helm of the old ship Of state
for the last sixty years, has become corrupt,
and sympathizes with the rebels who are
in arms against the Government. Some are
even taught to believe, by reading the rad
ical prints for the past year, that the major
ity Of the Democratic party Is In favor ofrec-
ognizing the conspirators headed by Jeffer-
son Davis and their bogus government.
Had the men in the army the chance Of
reading both sidesiof the question, have
no hesitation,in saying that there would be
a great change In the political sentiment of
the men. They would find that the DEM
ocrats are in favor Of q vigorous policy
for the preservation Of the Union and the
Constitution, but not in favor of putting
the negro on an equal footing with those
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RndicaIism and Secessionism One
nnd the Same.-The Testimony.of
nm Reconsideration Organ.


There Is in the New York Times Of Satur-
: day, February 6, remarkable article, head
ed with title asking these significant ques-
tions: 'Is Secession Possible? Is the Con-
federacy Nation ?" We notice this article,
both for present information to our readers
and for future reference. The Times is well
known as a leading Administration organ.
= The article in question is devoted to an ex-
animation or review Of the recent speech
of THADDEUs STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, in
the House, on the Confscation bill. Mr..
STEVENS, as our readers are aware, is Chair
man of the House committee of Ways and
Means, and is one Of the ablest and most
energetic supporters of the present Admin
istration.
''Yet" says the Times, ''were we to judge
him by his recent speech on the Confsca-
tion bill, we could not possibly avoid the
conclusion that he is a Secessionist; and
what Il more, that he Acknowledges the in
dependence of the 'ConIederacy'-th very
thing which our Government has declared II
would make cdsus bei ia case of war;
against England and France, II done by
them. Mr.. STEVENS" the Times continues,
staims to show that we have right to impose
universal confscation on the South; that is
> 70 say, that we have right to take the en-
tire property Of every Southern man,
whether he be at heart loyal or disloyal. He
don't commit himselfpositively tothe expe-
diency of it, but the naked right he main
-tains without qualification. He bases his
argument" adds the Times, ''upon the prop
osition:n flR8 tsssHE
When an insurrection becomes sufficiently
formidable to entitle the party to belliger-
ent rights, 1t places the contendiDg Powers
on precisely the same footing as foreign ma
tions at war with each other. For all the
consequences of-war, Of combat and Of con-
quest they are foreign Nations. ~ v ~
Again Mr.. STEVENS says 1--WE give the
quotation as the Times makes it): pc
The very fact that we have admitted the
rebel States TO be In a state of war, to be
belligerents, shows that they are no longer
In the Union, and that they are waging war
IN such corporate capacity under the COR
porate name Of the confederate States,v
and that such major corporation Is COM
posed Of minor corporations called States,
acting In their associated character.
On his position that the Southern States
are at war with the Federal Government,
Mr.. sTKyxSs argues, as the Tinss says, that
the laws Of war allow the conqueror to
a&eixa and convert to his own use everv-
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GEORGE w. JONES, formerly United States
Minister to Nicaragua, has sued the Secre-
tary of State, Mr.. SEWARD, in the Supreme
Court of New York. for false imprisonment
laying damages at $4,000. The Secretary
in November, 1861, sent the Ex-Minister
to Fort Lafayette for reasonable cores
pondence with the rebels. The case is now
on trial. 800, s
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~ ROOMS OF THE 1hMOSRNAH ~ Y tt
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
CoIrMBus, o., Feb. 9Th, ls64.>
= TO me Democracy Of Ohio: Us
You are hereby notified that the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee has designa-
ted WEDNESDAY, THE TwENTY-THiRD DAT
or MARCH, 1854, as the time for holding the
next Democratic State Convention, in the
City of Columbus, for the purpose Of elect
inyFouR DEIEGATEs, for the State at large,
10 the Democratic National Convention,
which will be held in the City of Chicago,
beginning on the FOURTH DAY OF JULY
? Next; and of nominating candidate for
each of the following Offices, viz:
Secretary Of State;
Judge Of the Supreme Court;
Attorney General; ~. .ai3a.ss 81
School Commissioner;
Member Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters of the several
counties within this State, are respectfully
requested to proceed to appoint delegates
to represent them in said Convention, on
the following basis: One delegate for each
county, and an additional delegate for every
five hundred votes cast for Hon. CLEMENT
i. vALLANDIGHAM, for Governor, at the last
October election, and for every fraction Of
two hundred and fifty votes and over, one
additional delegate.
The number of delegates to which each
county is entitled, we have indicated in the
following table:
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who bave been out fighting the battles Of
would also find, that when the Democrats
In Congress attempted to raise the private
ssoiuiers' wages, they were opposed almost
In solid body by the Republicans, who
profess to be such great friends of the SOL
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TO consumptiyea.

Tho Rev. y. A. Wilson's Remedy for Consump-
non' Asthma' Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and
Throat and Lung Affections, together with a pampb.
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Removed from m. ora o,,,c.

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS West Broadway, nssr
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himself
for aseries Of years 70 the trsstmsnt Of pertain 81
yate diseases. He may be consulted d bis ofioel
broadwa near the Exchange Bank.
ianIo-
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Total Liabilities. .......................'
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS

.91t ~. MISCELLANEOUS. 4
Eleventh-The greatest amount insured
III any Ono Flsh. .......s s......t ..........
TWelfthIThe greatest amount allowed by
Y town OF yiiIago ..:...............'..'' ~''
Thirteenth-The greatest amount allowed
TO be insured in any one block .........
Fourteenth-The amount Of its capital or
earnings deposited in any other State,
as security for losses therein, naming
them, with the amount in each, and
whether such Company transacts any
business Of. insurance in said Stats or
ClhIcS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fifteenth-Tho Charter. or act Of incor-
l. poration Of said Company. Sent with
statement, January, 1856.
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OFpIoE OF THE AUDITOR OF sr.rr ,

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLUMBUs, o., January 80, 1854.
II Is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
,>So>>, copy Of the statement Of condition Of the
}er. Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Phil
shAIS adephiA, made to this Office for the wear
1854, and now on file herein. Witness my
JAS, II, GOODMAN,
49, .ssfa ,,srg Auditor of State.
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3sr JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm;
.l.ol ~. SAMUEL MEDARY,
stio AMOS LAYMAN,
Ia, GEO. L. CONVERSE,
A. G.. THURMAN, sai
% Democratic State Central Committee.
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sProve all Things, hold Fast 70 th..
Which IL (s0Od 3,

q CINCINNATI, Dec. goth, 1881.
HAS DIR. q. W. RoBACK-DEAR Sm:-I
N.Cr have been carrying out the above mot
l.Bl1N to in proving the qualities and benefit
oU,TLIM Of your Stomach Btters, for over six
J fXh% months using them myself in my old
MAE/o 4 age. and in n any instances recommend
fSTE[0 0ing them to others, and giving to per-
Tkp'/ sons who nj eded pure invigorating
all W Tonic Btters refreshing and strength
ening to the system. cheerfully in
dorse their goodness and use them in preference TO
all others. aa'i
Very respectfully,
ssyy S.J. BROWNE.
Rev. Samuel ]. Browne has been devoted la
bercr in tho cause of Christianity in Cincinnati for
more than thirty years. as almost every old Cncin-
NATHAN knows. Such testimony. from such source,
is not to bo passed lightly. No other Proprots-
ry Remedies ever presented to the public, ever re-
ceived tithe of tho coInmendation from MEN OF
STANDING. in every walk Of life, that mine have
done. See advertisement.
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~ aTsATWnGWruT ~
OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM'H
NE EPIHILAnELPHIA,
OF PHILADELPHIA,

On the 31st day Of December 1868 made to the Aud
tor Of Ohio, pursuant to tho Statute Of that state
entitled An act to regulate Insurance Companies,
April g. 1856
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rule.
Norule.
No rule.
STATE or pENNsYLYANIA.l..

4 County OF Phil ADgIpHIA, 81. " g+ll0
Charles n Bancker, President, and James W, Me-
Allister, Secretary pro tenn, Of the Franklin Fire
Insurance Company. being seyerally sworn, depose
statement Of the affairs Of the said Company; that
the said Insurance Company is the bona iide owner
Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual
cash capital invested in Stocks and Bonds in Mort
Cages on Real Estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is mortgaged; that the above descrb-
ed Investments nor any part thereof, arc made for
the benefit Of any indiyidu exercising authority In
the management Of said Company, either as Presi-
dent. Secretary. Treasurer Director or otherwise;
that the mortgages above described have not been
assigned, nor in any manner released or impaired by
said Company aud that they are the above described
officers Of said Insurance Company - -
CHARLES N. RANCKER
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III. LIABILITIES.
Fifth--Thc amount of Liabilities due or
not due, to Banks and other credit
OTs. ........ .....................NO None,
Sixth-,Losses adjusted and due. ....... s5a94
Seyenth-Losses adjusted and not due 2ag2
Eighth-Losses unadjusted. ..... None.
Ninth-Losses in suspense, waiting for
TsnthWa Rs@oi claim. Il. None None o
pany...........,.. ...............,..... i2ss3
Total Liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. cyl lRO
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CHARLES N. BANCKER,
1.,mn M President.

JAMES W. McALLiSTER.
.Hsse Secretary pro tenn.
,~1.>, Subscribed and sworn before me this
$srAl thirteenth day Of January, A. Z. 1854.
lStamp.l j. H. WHEELER,
Com'r for Ohio
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DEMOCRATIC STATE OONvEN-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH asd, 1854.

Wff RooMs OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL CoNhiTrEE,
N CotrMBus, o., Feb. 9Th, l664.)
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Yours, Respectfully,
FFrn EL- ..ALfE VIM PARKS
$ Co. "K," 39th Ohio Vol. Infantry.
sUPRENIE COURT OF OHIO.

= = -A''A - ~-.'ss = = MONDAY. Feb. 8, 1884,
Hon. William v. Peck, Chief Justice and Hon
Jacob Brinkerhotf. Hon. Josiah Scott. Hon. Ruff
j. Critic hfeld, Reporter. -
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