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THURsDAY Jan. Il, 1854.
Fourth time In this cisy Of Tom Taylof1 exquisite
domettic drama
TEE TIoKEF OF LEAVE MAN
10 new 6ucing the atest sensation known
TO BE oduesd By play in the cities Of New York,
Bosten and Philadelphia. ..r
In the beautiful language Of the accomplished
District Attorney Of snls q y, 4 Oakley Hal
The play is 90 ethical, writes Distriot Attorney
d: GALLEY Hall in his brilliant criticism, that
with tie philantb, op sts the day. who % shame.
inliy ne S;eet the PSi,on Aid Society, aud wso 80
his ais, on d zee the Ticket of Leave and your
sct ng. The two should run together in this city
ytur actor ticket Of leave I'M IL every eisr xyman
and tor In the Metropolitan POLES district lad
keen the I'm nperBoBafion of the scenes between
briery and Wjfoushby.' .-'."' -
feats may be eeured during the day between the
hourE If 10 and .. - :
her 9Ies! sat, as msspa m.s IN
On saturday. .
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Captured Hehe, St.a.ar

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-A large steamer load
ed with cotton, captured off Mobile bay by the
CUR beat Kennebec, was at last accounts aground
on the bar.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ID A HONS School for Bows
Terms S9U per session I2l wreks.l Address
RK BURNS, PRINCIPAL,
de 70 I'm Brookv;ile. MontSomsr> co. :. Nd.
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EoRD'9 NEW. THEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE Z.
JoHH r. IoRD.---..--..M Manager and Propriete,
(Also Of Holiday Street Thsster, Baltimo,sJ
THIS EVENING,
MIS-. DIP BOW ERe
In KotEbue's play entitled .. s--.,-....
~- TIE sTRAN9lR.
MI. Chas Wheatlsigh In sterling farce.
In preparation, .-.. 's.
ANUMBER OF NOVELTIES.
On Friday evening. Jan q. -a,..- ...
MBS BOWERsS BENgFIr
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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
TH1 QUOTA OF THl
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR vETnRANs,
1852,
1925 Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS. L.
1862.
1925 Of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOB ooLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIsr
VIII apply to any Of the following
REcRUIrING OFFICERS:
6.S. BAElR.
Engine Han, near the Market, ON Pennsylvsnia
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
y.o. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
ca KHAsBEY,
street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
syivania avenue.
10. PARKER.
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George.
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BOARDING.

FoB RENT Large FUhNIsHED FRONT
ROOM tu:tseie for three ssetlsn,sa. with
Foare, 6Fs, ard Fire. apyls ilau1ediats At 246 G
s're.. bet l7th and 'stk. Clerks In tae esxs-
m.nts prefsrr:d; Also few Table Boarisrs can
be arca mn odstsd. Term $50 Per m onth.
ja 20 It,
FEW PRS" CLAsS BOaR lEl3 GAN 81
n accommodated st 426 Twentieth st-est ,rner
CT r TIE house has al the modern imp sass'
. j, - i'm
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n1There are msry people in Europe who
,.'isva fhst Napoieon has an un 1ersfaudiLg
w;,h Koss nth, nd that while Italy aud HUI
saYv attack Anstria, and Denmark attack
GeImsn, rthe North, France viii evacuaa
Rome anS march to the conquest of the Rhine.
n0Iset month the Rev. Mr. Pakenhan, Dean
of ST. Patrick, died In Ireland at an advanced
age He " as q brother Of the General Paken.
hsD killed Mt the battle Of New Orleans.
~ A diktipR Ruishsd English Professor calls
the battle Of Gettysburg the Marston Moor OF
our etytl.War.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate
yesterday resolutions were introduced approx.
ing the Federal administration and its generai
policy In the conduct of The war, and deciar-
ing that the re. election of President Lincoln Hs
tht earnest ire of vast majority OF the los
al ps cple OF Mary land'' The bill looxng ~
the call of q convention to frame ne w e"sS s
tuition was Being discussed at the tiwo' ""'
il urrment -stha ;,tr,
: In the House notice was given 2, sue Intro.
more fully secure the properly OF the wife to
the children after her death; o.. 10 reduce tue
dire. tax in the State from '"snty .nve 70 ten
-. IN the hundred dolas. The coaventin
S,u s.s .a t.ken mp and w,s under consideration
" hen the House adj0u,aed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THE later,
Pesnsylvania AvenSe, near WSllardS Hosek
LlouAlD0 q Roy1l Director
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Wm. FISK,
hacking Sunday; dismissed. Edw'd Hall, do;
81. Also, hacking unlicensed; dismissed Da-
vfd Haggerty, violating hack law. Jos. Gets
and VIM. Carter, do; Sl.5S each VIM, Gray,
DO; dismissed. John Jones, drunk; do. J. W.
Morgan. violating hack law; b. SamI Park
90: costs, 5s cents. James Monroe. do: 81 So,
Geo Mathews grand larceny; dismissed Jas
HAYES, VIM Fcgarty and Bennett, drunk; do.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Huyck
g. Very, violating hack law; S3.16. George
Se,gers, de-: SIso. Edward Pumphrey, dis.
orderly; dismissed. Chas Oourtsili, peddling
without license; tor hearing. CapI. A. Beicher.
dIunk and disorderly; military Thos marry,
Jno. Alwortb, Patrick Goney, M Brannan, dos
81 5s each, Richard Bnrke, John Il. Bangs,
Frederick Wickelman, fighting; s5sS each.
Thcs Howard, disorderiy; for hearing. -
TuKDR.rr1N PRINCE G GRoReK.s-Tns necs
ess2ry preparations for taking the draft In Tits
Congressional district Rave been completsf 1.
and IL il stated that the dr wing will take place
in few dag s at Ellicott's Mills. This a % MI
the quota due by Maryland on the call OF me
Preeidsnt last summer.-Aerttsre' 0dssfse,
Jan. 20tk.
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l'Sss.Es'g<,Ag..
CARD To WOPhlNGNES tED
Al ,PrTp ClllLENs.
ILI.NANbO " OOD

CDNnKEss.
he shou he o'eot' ,caus. he destroyed tho Know
NosgIH- H1.tg IA l',i. D. h.4,ils james " U,rL,r
l.t.a.o whilst Mayor ne pgutectcl The tcecyo.
l,1t 'nd icit.ols institutions oi Fofcifner Iu4
he.le'tci the 4o.orio4. s,reet Preacher, ,lo Angel
no .nvcl TIE Ceh7,ic orphan Asylum from de.-
t7''loI, i.g sbicu hc A. plo-rcut, b, .uaI, IN,
hao- --Noth.ny D,-t'ict Ati,suty:
r"nelt o tne B'a'A teylaAcan, tie pc. n, C-.-
>, h. .au'o le sln o7.5.e -ad prevent another
BE l.e lie en- rcpc8cnt thi. District " Con.
60 IN muAL'' ih~t "'l elect csooit on h- COL
i'4;;e he i.a st'tclnan, Pat.lo., and the ..ieud
VOTE FOR HIN
hy ordef o' COMMITTEE. .... 80
b. GALLAGHER, src,, ' ''N' - " g.,
GlItLNS ASSOCIATION --- MckEUN,
y Mo.tir tierinll Constitutional uluu, and No
Frr Coroner,
pE. WILLIAM GpJNNELL. 3t3
CITlILNS' AS>ut tlAIlUS-I91H WAED'
" Tor N-scuA!s,
NlLilA, D.. HON.
fcigei 20 ogp -r DiIy L-i..oa! sAiadies and sA
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION, MozART,
r>io> MtCiSNiG, ASH W0bklNoM4E2N<sS'
WILL w &, t'NNER,
3i Type Founder
nEMUCRATlr UNION NOMINATION.
~ Inn and litA NAkhs.
FOb tOSbl.t.Ss,
3as JOhS W. cUANsR.
DEHOCRiTIC UNION NOMINATION. 5th
l.. .uns sr,rsoua uIs,, 1th, IN, llth A nth Ward,
FOX tJsGEtfS
NELr0N TAYLOR. sSO
TOR CITY JUDGE. = URL1SDO /.
J. SlEMAkr
Somiua,ed by The Nal democracy, Citlzrnl' Assocl-
alton, aud the un'toi Aiol pITtios. ~
GRAND RATIFICATION MLLIINI OF
VI me nrhutEACN AT lNlO, ,U!.At.v.
The nlted Dvlocraey NlIi hulI a piunI r,'lfce-
hon me- ~. ~ I3u sl.i' (li.L d.! oh IAa.r-ay
evenlnf Nov. 3D. l'si, AZ u'c s,s, To .ttiy tlr Ma
uont state ana ,oIutY Nominations. Eminent
Speakers ha' 10, invited VIII le pl esoit TO l-
a. ess the meeting.
JNO, Ii. MhllAOEE,, g., John N,KEON
EDW. NJ. PLl NJ, ! oes' Iha s. < l,m,v
T.. DALEY, &c FilKCHiliI
,soS.stary. Cha. AoA. U.gaiiiza JlUn.
pr;i .IInl Zoo. Dr.. u. b..LiCAAAA,
n nAhAnA-N'i ~N''' CliAI, Ger. OIgaa. 10
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en,erprs ng Industry which followed in iul wake
among the Northern people. They knew and felt
that Intelligence was provress, and in that pro.
gress ignorance must go to the wall Could they
have shut up cur schools Of learning, and made
Il Northern ieoplo a ignorant their own mas.
SOC. they would have endured the Union LITTLE
1ngcr. Free cidcaton was among Their chef
grievances pncn referred to in Their nowspaIer. -
to causc o: N.r'tcrn i'na. and, tis th,y called
it, Iapudcnco u ''yreasy mechanics and mud
s''s." Tho success of iAc No-''. 20 o1t'.ry d,Na
i'e rclo'lou viii he y.n A-atou oi Tie poi.cv u
elueaing the Icopie who sio h eovlsu tAcm-
selves
The sun., 1864-11-01
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING nov. /. 1864.


= ever sparty hsd cause 10 osecrsts the conduct
o; its leaders, tho Democratic party is tia, party
was he;raJo1 into dsyr,cc and defeat by The
sAopcon of platform u: Chicago, which no moro
rctreseotoi the views ard wishes Of the rank nuI
flc than water represents Tie course AID progress
oi sfre. The true Democratic party has ever ho'n
naio7al party, party Of liberty and freed m,
,1d party Of progress. I, has always rcycr'i
4 memory and cherished the vicws of ASDrrN
JACKSON, and to-day, If led by sIch az be, would
r"@p tie country with an un,aiahy Of which The
- rid has never hoard. How could such al party
whose chief apostle laid the cOrner-tote oits treat
ianc, By spprcssilg soccs1 on with ne prohp'
crercise of all the poocrs a, his disposal u l'j1,
sutfy Itself ~ thirty yoafs as " endorse seces-
Sonf l, did not, il does not. II cannot. Aud yet
iis leaders laid down that programme for
tie present campAR1 a programme which
every intel gonl and thinking Democrat rejects
upon with rcmorsc The only rcdecming feature
in thc Pre- e1t canvass s tho selection ot So good
nan ,s Genera MoCLELLAS for standard Lcncr,
md The letter Of acceptance which he put forth as-
and for. the real platform Of the party.
The game played at Ch,csg, was the southern
yulc or ruiz gamc--thc sarne game which was
syei 1t Charics,on foUt gears ara, but with this
d;Hercnce At Charlol.on the representatives. ot the
party from the North stood by their principles, and
1"t hc southern faction 20 its own way to dcgtruc-
''on, while at Chicago TIC shue representatives.
basely surrendered sll principle and MI honor, and
Savc NJ 10 the wishes Of cow1rtis. While the PARTY
aud the people only dcircI ON expression Of re-
pugnzncc to unnecessary aud ali irreg,iaritcs
IA the arrest Of rp,r ms md n,rrfcrrnrp With frer
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DEAEaES.

CANFIILD-On sunday evening. Oct 3Gth, Ann
L. C4Af Id da,is hter OF james aud BriGset Can't, d.
arci ~ ycArs, months and % G-ys
The t ld- md relatives ~ the family are roFpcct.
FULLY invited 10 attend the funeral thi rufpiar lst
inst, q ~ oc.oct. y. H., nom st. Mary'a Church.
cor. OF Ecmsen snd i@onard sta. III
COHBIT -Ou oct. 3Cth, Jan Corhit. wife Of John
Cortt,, in the 3Jth yeAr Of hci EFr.
ho e.alIy.s and friends OF tue family are respect
nnii invited 10 attend the fuucr al, w fuoaa, tet
nuan Nov lat, at O'clock irunl her lae leslnrncc,
Mcst 4bth ~. l.a
COS,,RANE-On SUNDAY, oct 3lth. 1SGt Vorc-t
g.. rave, u native OF BGlnreFan, Couuty Dublin,
lr,llna, Agusi a. ycAIr.
ne friends and pqusins.nccs sru regrvctlill,
in.,tpi 10 attend the funeral tr, IrrCttrII nliri
noon at | o'clock from his la;e Tts.dcncr ilih t,,,
bet !. n anu 18TH ST. III
COZISE--In Brooklyn, o"'. 2sfh. Cornalius son n,
Corneiiui and Elizabeth Cozine, aged / ,elr and T,
The relatives and friends Of the ninily are rc,peet
f.llv invited 10 aItcnd ne tune 1, on Iuusiav
Gi moon, NOy. |, at oclock Il ON III. r,rIuence
Of his parents, Park ave. and Hamilton 1t. zsl
FERGCsON-On SUNDAY, oct. ,lth, James younq.
est lon Of james and CatllaIiEe T.. Ferguson, a1oi
yeare months and day.
The relatives and trienis of the family are re,ppc,.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral on Tuesdav ater
noon, Nov. lst At 2 O'clock, non the residence OF
MS parents, u Eighth ~ cor, south 80 81 Brooklyp
"r sa|
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In iud ono weoS from to-day will 10 decided the
moe, irnporiont political cainpnirn tha, has ever
come before the American people. Upon the
successful psr,v viii dcvove the tasl, of cousum-
m,ting the struggle through which the country is
now passing, and Of again binding the discovered
States Together in Union ofcoucord and b,rmony.
The candidates between whom the people mus.
choose for this n yncntous work, nrc both repre-
rents,ive men is as nearly possible per
soniicaton of his partv's principles. Mr.. LfSoots
Il the embodiment Of policy which accks to im-
prove, I. rcgenera.e and reinodr a. Some extent
the Fedora, Union, whlc Gen. MCCLELLAN and h,p
party are satisfied with tho Union aq II was,
,1d desire 10 Il restored under the old Ccrsti-
sutton. Thcsc are the great principles upon whch
the campaign IL contested, and they clearly
lefnoi that every voter can INTEL gently choose
brtwecn them Unlike former Presidential con-
'is,s. the present cauyass involves but a sinCe
Issue. Abs'ro1t questions OF public policy arc
entirely discarded, and the whole isric f. narrowed
down simply 70 the points indicated The imputl-
lions Of the respective partisans one candi-
date is a traitor, and the other vla'n--sl ould
deceive one. Such assertions arc simply the
harmless ofrrvesccncc that rises to the surface Of
no political csuliron. and arc only important NJ m
Indication of the exciting nature Of tho contest
There Is no apparent difference in the u,,crsncrs Of
Ire respective canIdatcs with regard to the rcccs.
s''y ~ suhung the rebellion and the absurd
clnrpes with which the partisan prese overflow
~ ART simply to alcai AM entrap the unwary.
Y. mt the result Of t,is great contest will te, It is
d,.Icult to determine. H. the peaceful days OF
.',f coly,rv whoa the tcOlde yyCrp i nrl IN ~
The sun., 1864-11-01

OLD LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALI
" Z, VI, C.A.,!.I., Ill WlligI - 90
The sun., 1864-11-01

SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Uaic'- Honey o. IIOrchouni and Tar,
for the cure Of Cougi Colds, Influenza Hoarsc pp
pie,cu,t Breathing and III Affections Of tic Iusuat
Bronchial lutes and Lunc- lraiinc to Ccusu;npL4n.
This sovot cirn remedy compounded from the favor
itc ocipe OF al ius,gious phy ysici.n and Chemist,
who for many ycArs used it with the most complete
.i!,ec,. in his cyteney" p-va'e practice. lie lad
lou- been psoiouudi impeesscd with tue wonderful
virtue oi me honey OF the plant lorohoull go union
with the c,etn.nt AMI healing popcite- Of ter ~
trAc ted iron. the liiu Principle Of the forest ticr
Atira BIlsanca or Balm OF Oil' al. IL. Yeats Ia yhs
llf.ci in biz .ttoinpf TO blend hcsc -r'ot medicinal
ior,,- Into such a uu that the .uI! -, ~ would
ho preserved, the diarrec t'lc qur..,s ~ cuulron
's removed. and ;he price Of the c1rrogli DC vldn
tie mesna OF nl A last, after lour ciufs, Of dl-
cat. chemical tsperlmente he found that lv addirg
to thc-. Eve Other elciicriS each valuable l.
tscli he not oniy obtaiy,d ;hc de.lel results hut
e..at.y iHeitC cd tLc cu a.lg Ioy,roi tic compound
IL.i having bcol thoroushly tested L. practice, s
nov offered to the genera, public sa'c, ieaanpt
and ilialih, iciucdr. Price. ai Cen'- per bottle.
ros sale hy all drisrs.s. CHARLES poNNEla
General Areut, - Crdarst- NrF los',. $50
Abe Hcw loIh ophthnliaic Hospital IL
open, 80 80 Fourth ave, CO. -0'A T. tsii ~Gu3Ays
excepted, trO'n - ociock PM Tor the lcne,it OF
the loor ho ao afflicted "iib dlse"ss oi To- eye. ~
Wheeler ~ Nil-on's Hishes, Pre-.
miuin logkstitch sewing machines, No. 90 Brood
say. 49,
The Grert PennsylyRnia state IGi~ just
closet awnr I'd the hrst p',m I'm Tor ne hcst double
thread Ses iIs Ns chine and nc ll tuAlu,a tor the
ss' Msrhiue Wo.k 10 the GROVER BAEGR sew.
las hsrhn. Company. i3i
Pyle's a. IL. ~oap.-'ihe Poor Peoll,;,
freud. Chonp and good sold b. u'Occ,s esrs!
Nu.It. u
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The Presidency.
The Chjrcs Of sisc war.

PuDLlo or.uloD Is largely divided re-pcc'inc nc
civil aud military policy that should be observed
towa"ls the ecceded l,ei. ipon this subject ~
E'pul Lean and Democratic parties are at issue,
and aa , means of ena ling our rcadtrs T. tcgt he
soundncss o. these sicws, ,.c PRESENT the following
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GSieGtESShsa O.

ENOl'R FLOUR, FLOUR. FLOtrR.
4 4 IhAs,, JhAs, lEAs, lAAs, TlAs,
CulthES, COZ .tE-, LDFlaa., CGFFEEa
Sil ul E4hds o 'io"' 1r' ch.op. h.n the Gle pest
una as 500 O. ieLe.t. InuAAs H. A IAEW,
,,. thi t.l-A .loh .lG Vi IT. a. "a
Wholesale d'par'm M, -, Greenwich =. B5I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-07
Conflict of the Civil and Military
: ~ Authorities. w

A peaceable citizen of Columbus, who
had committed no crime against the laws,
civil or military, wasdeliberately shot down
on Thursday night, while quietly passing
along the street, and instantly killed. The
deed was committed by Corporal in charge
of military patrol. He ordered the citi-
zen, ADAM DELI, to halt, who being deaf
and not hearing the order, or not under
standing it, or from some other cause, did
not stop. The Corporal, ANTHONY MEYEr,
taking a gun from one of his men, shot
DELP through the body, causing instant
death. RfAHN q Z
"A warrant was issued the next morning
for the arrest of the man-slayer, and placed
in the hands of the City Marshal. The mil,
itary authorities refused to deliver up
MEYER, the perpetrator of the deed, to the
civil officer, or suffer him to execute his
warrant-Col. PARRoTT, State Provost Mar
shal, appointed such by the War Depart
ment telling the City Marshal, Mr.. THoMp-
son, that commission Of military officers,
would probably be appointed to investigate
the affair.
In behalf of an outraged community, we
would respectfully suggest, that a civil
court is the proper tribunal to investigate
this case of the homicide of one of the citi-
zens of our State. Are we under martial
law? Are not our State courts open and
unobstructed? Shall they not be allowed
to have the same jurisdiction in the case OF
q crime committed by soldier against the
life, person or property of citizen that
they would have, if a like crime were com.
mitted by an alien, the subject of foreign
power? Is our State, because the Federal
Government chooses to quarter some of its
soldiers in Ohio, powerless to protect the
lives Of our own citizens?. rr
These and the like questions the people
are asking. 1t is important they should be
answered satisfactorily, and that without
long delay, or deplorable consequences may
ensue. The citizens of Columbus have seen
soldiers guilty Of minor offense-p perhaps
some breach of city ordinance arrested
and punished by the civil authority with
out interference from the military. Why,
then, they naturally demand, when the life
of an inofensive citizen has been taken, do
the military officers interfere, and shield the
perpetrator Of the deed from being brought
before the proper civil tribunal to undergo
an xaminationas to whetherin In committing
the homicide, he was guilty of crime or
not sUFfs a1aF III II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-07
Legislative summary.

In THE SENATE, on Saturday, Feb. 9th
several I'etitions were presented to exempt
firemen from serving under the militia law
A bill was introduced. To amend the 3l3th
section of the code. The bill to extend to
minors who have enlisted the privileges
of common schools and State universities
free of charge after their term of service
expires, was passed. The rest Of the morn
ing was devoted to business in committee
of the Whole. q
In THE HOUSE, the bill to limit the num-
of days for which legislators shall receive
per diem to March 18th, was indefinitely
postponed; as was also the bill to increase
the penalties for libel. The resolution OF
unanimously. The committee on Finance
reported a resolution to sell the coin in the
Treasury at a premium of go cents ON dol
lar; not acted upon.
I. Mr.. Woodbury. from the Penitentiary
committee reported that they had investi-
gated the case of DIR. Buckley, and found
that he had been imprisoned upon the order
of the War Department and therefore that
the subject be indefinitely postponed. Mr..
Edwards, of Franklin, made minority re-
port, showing that the Warden of the PEN
itentiary had refused to allow the commit
tee to visit the prisoner or investigate his
case. Mr.. Edwards offered the following
minority resolution, which was not adopt
ed:
"Resoired, That the Standing committee on the
Penientary be and is hereby required 10 investigate
and report TO this House at early day possible.
whether one George W, l.. Buckley is Illegally i'm
pri.oned in the Ohio Penitentiary, what oaense he
is charged WITH before what court tried and what Is
TO be tho time Of his imprisonment and il said COM
mittee fnd George w L. Buckley falsely imprisoned,
that they report what measures are necessary for his
relief and what laws necessary TO prevent like
currences in future"
The original resolution, to postpone the
subject indefinitely. was adopted.
Both branches adjourned at noon until
Monday.gT "a WfEfFfcT gttTwg7s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-07
Certificate of Authority.
(To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
AUDITOR OF STATES OrrroE,)

AUDITOR OF STATES 0PFIoEl
.fg.t.tI +f INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, :
COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. 80, 1a64)
Whereas, the Franklin Fire Insurance Company
located at Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsylys.
MIA, has filed in this Office sworn statement Of lis
condition. required by the first section of the act
To regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the State Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1853; and
whereas. said Company has furnished the under
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual capt.
tai invested in Stocks in bonds in mortgages Of
real estate. worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged; and, whereas, said Company has
filed in this Office q written instrument under It's
corporate SEAL signed by the President and Secreta-
gy thereof authorizing any agent agents of said
Company in this State to acknowledge service Of
process, for and in behalf Of said Company, con-
scnting that such service Of process shah be taken
and held TO be as yalid as If served upon the Com
Pany. according to the laws Of this or any other
State, and waving ail claim or right Of error. by
reason Of such acknowledgment Of service. I
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
lin Fire Insurance Company Of Philade phia is au-
thorized toansact the business Of Fire and Marine
Insurance in this State until the thirtyshrst day Of
January, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-fve.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto subscribed
}sEA1. TO be affixed the day and year above writ
\ Ss's-~'jl71S 3 ,3taj JAS. h. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
VIM. .JAMESON,Agent,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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