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U ..ILL !. lL
United States stands toward tbe
country in a Boruewbat diflbrtnt
attitude from that of amy lnembor
of Congress, chosen from a einjr'e
district or Stab?,. The .resident
Is chosen 1T the poojilo of all tho
Sta'.es. Eleven efatea are not
this time represented in cither
branch or Congress. It would
ocm to bo his duty on all proper
occasion to present their just
claims to Congress. There alw -ays
will bo differences of opinion in
tlie community, and inwivtunais
ba ettiltv of transgression oli
the law s bnt theso do not con .ti
tntn valid obiections "."ntust tho
rijt.it of a State to representation.
It would In nowise interfere with
the discretion of Conpress with ro
card to'tlie qualification of mem-
uera, dm 1 i.oiu 1 11 y amy 10 rec
1 1 I lit - , ... A -
omnienu to vou in tho interest
penco and in tho interest of the
Union, tho admission of every
Stato to its full sliaro of puMic fer
Islnti.in n hen. Uoxrcvor iimiliordi
nato. fnsuwnt or rebellions its
peoido may have been, it presents
itself, not only in nn nttitu lo of
loraltv and bnrmonv. but in the
norsons ol Kopublicaris whose ly
ulty cannot be questioned under
the cxistim? constitutional or iciriu
test. It is pliiiti thct an indefinite
or ncrmantnt exclusion of any iait
of tho country from representation
must bo attended bv a spirit 0
disiinst and coniplnint. It is tin
wiso and dnnerops to pnrbiio n
-r .. 1 . .. ii
COtirso ui nieusures nuicii M 1 1
unite nny Innre s.ction of tho conn
trr against nnothcr section of tho
country, no matter how much the
Jaltor niny preooiuiiuuo.
Thocoursoof imiiiiarntion. tie
Telopmentofiinlnatry nnd biiBiiiess
and natural causes will ruino up nt
the South nun os devoted to the
Union as those ol nny other pnr(
of tho land ; but if they nrc all ex
cluded from Congress, if in n per
manent stntnto they arc declared
not to bo in full constitutional rv
latiom to tho country, they tuny
think ttuy havo cause to becomo n
tra'it n fueling and sentiments
AainGt tlio (Jovcrnment. Under
the political cdut-ation of the
American pcon'u tlio idea is inho-i
rent nnd incradival that tlio consent
of tho tunjority of tho wholo poo
plo ts meecunry to secure a willing
arnuiehcor.co in legislation.
The bill tinder consideration re
fers to certain of tlio Ktntes os
though they had not been fully re
stored to tho United States. If
they have not, let us nt otico net
together to secure that desirable
end nt the earliest possible mo
ment. It is hardly necessary for
no to inform Congress that in my
own juJgcment most of these States
so fur, at least, as douiud upon
their own action, have Already
beou fully restored, and nro to bo
doomed to be entitled to enjoy
tlieir Constitutional rights ns nium
bors of the Union. Reasoning
from tlio Constitution itself ami
front tho actual situation of tho
country, I feel n t only entitled, but
bound to assiimo that with the Fed
eral Courts restored in tho several
States, and in the lull exercise of
their functions, tho rights of all
classes of the pcop'o will, with the
aid of the military in eases of ro
sistancu to tho law, bo essentially
protected against unconstitutional
infringement an J violation,
Shouhljtliis expectation unhappi
ly fail, which I do not Anticipate,
then tho Executive is already
armed with the powers conferred
by the act of March, estab
lishing the Froudmen'a llureuu.
nnd heroa'ler hi heretofore ho can
olnuUv tho land and ni id foieon
or 1 lie country to
suppress insur
rection and to overcome obstrue.
lions to tho lun s.
I return tlio Ull to tint Srtnntn
in tbe earnest bopo inn a measure
involving qncatiana huA iruroKdu....
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not becomo n luw, unless upon do
libcrato consideration by tho tco
A rtslinll reevivo tho sanction of
anuUgmened pntilic judgment.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19, 1866.
FREEDMEN'S BUREAU BILL.
The rroeibncn's Uurcau Hill, pre
pared by Senator TarMni i.i., of Ilia
ois, passed the Senato on Thursday,
Jauuary 25lU, by a voto of thirty
stxvco to ten. It wus as fallows :
" Skction 1. That tho net to es
tablish s Jlureau for tho relief of
freauWn J refugees, approved
Mir ro'h 8, 18(15, hkall continue iu force
until otherwise pwvided by law; shall
exteud ito nlufc and Irecdiuen in
uertain parts of tha Uulled States;
avl tbe President may divide the sec
tiouof country containing such refit
gees and freediufn into districts, each
containing oue or more .States, not to
exceed twelve in number ; nnd by and
consent of thu Senate, appoint an As
sistant Commissioner for cacti f snid
districts, who shall give the same
bouds and receive tho same eoropen
satioU and perform the same duties
prescribed by this and the act to which
this it an anicudment ; or raid Bureau
may, at the discretion of tb Treaident.
be plaoed under a Commissioner and
Assitant Commissioner, to be detailed
from the army, in which event such
ofSoer so atsigned to duty shall serve
without increase of pay or allowances.
'Section 2. That the Commssion
er, with the approval of the Presi
dent, shall divide each district into a
number of sub-districts, not to ex
ceed the number of couutics or nr
ishea la each SUto. and shall
to each sub-district at least on airent
ither a citisen, an officer of the army,
or an enlisted mso,' wbo. if aQ officer,
shall atrve without additional com
ncasatioo or allowance: and if a citi-
MB OT nluu.d man. ahall roeeiva .
salary not eicetains; $1,500 per an.
aura ; sod such g.t lh,jt be-ora eD.
taring on lb duties f Hig offioo uk
ths oath prescribed io rt firstseotion
or ins aci to wuian tins ti ll ,mtnj.
aisut. JCach Asdsisnt ConittiiMjontt
at
r may direct smli isnuos of pro
mar vision, cliitninir, fuel, and other ui
,V .1
Iff?
mar t-nitilov not eioeed'tiir sis eIork,!ly
one of the third clam and lire of the
first elas ; and each Kcnt of ul
distriet may emnlny two clerks of the
first class. And the l'rcaidcnt of the
i. .1 .t. . i,- '.. t.
4. niTCU elniOB, "'"'"K" j'c-
partmenl and the Commissioner shall!
ateud ntii.tsryjur,.., over ...
ha mn ores, rtfrr-nt. and nftirers
f ! 1! . -II
this Bureau, in the cserciso of tho
duties impoiicd or autorizrd by tlii
art. or tha art to which this set
(nuileniontary.
I .. Skctio it. That tlic ."errrtary ol
, plies, ini-lutling liic'litnl stores and
trnnsportntion, and afford such aid,
mrdiriil or tttlirrivMo. a he mar deem
needful for the imniedinlo J torn
porsry shelter end supply of destitute
and Mifleriiig rcfiiffues and freodmen
mul their wives and children, under
- , jmf rt,..un(ion. M .....
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...,.T)X 4. That the Preident h.
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authunrad to reserve from salo r
from settlement niiJer ths llunisalcsd
or 1're-eiiiption Laws, and to sctapnrt
for the uxo of ficedtnvn mid rrfujieo
unneeiipied public lit rid) ill l'loriilu,
Mississippi, and Arkansas, not ci-
eecdiuu iu all threo millions of acres
of good laud ; and tho Commissioner,
under the direction of tho President.
ball rnuoo tho sntno from time to
timo to bo allotted and consigned
in parcels not car-reding forty acre!
vain m mvnt ruiu);rri anil irecnllirn,
who ahull be protected in tbe uie nnd
1. ... 1 1 .1 . . 1
enjoyment thereof for such term of
time and nt such annual rent as mnv
10 nirrvcd upon bv the Commissioner
and such refugees and fretdmen.
Tho rentnl nhull be baned upon n vnlu-
atiotl of tho hind, to bo aiiccrtniiied in
ucli ninnner ns tho Commissioner
nuiy, under the direction of tho l'rusi
dent, by regulation prescribe nt the
end of such term, or sooner if the
iiininiKKionor elinll nnsent thereto.
'he occupant of nny pnreuls OHHlgn
d may purrhnso hind nnd roceivo the
itlo thereto from tho United Stiitcs
11 fee. upon paying therefor the val-
0 01 die innd nsiei turned as nforonid.
Tuition 5. 'Jliut orruiuiita nl
and under Major-tlonoral .Sherman's
peoial 1'inld Order, dated at Hnvnn. ,
null, January 1U, IHti'i, are hereby
confirmed in their imsac m'ntt for n
lenoil of threo years from tho date
f aid order, nod no person shall be
iVturbcd in or ousted from said pos
session during auid threo years unless
settlement shall be itiudo with the
said occiipnut by tho owner siit'oidic
tory to the Coinniissioiicrol tho Freed
men's llurenu.
Skctiom (1. Thnt tho Commissioner
shall, under the direction of tho Presi
dent, procure 111 tho nn 1110 of tho Uni
ted States, by grant or purchase, such
lauds within the district hforcsaid ns
may bo required for refugees nnd
Irecdincn dependent on tlm liovrrn
incut for support, and bo shall pro
vide and enuso to be built suitable
schools and nvluins. Jlut no such
purchase shall be tnado, nor other ex
penses incurred, until alter appro
priations kIihII huvo been tirovided bv
t'ongress for the general purposes of
tins act, out or winch payments lor
said lands shall lie made ; nnd tin
CommisMioiicr sliull causo sued lands
from timo to time to bo allotted, ns
signed nnd sold, in the ninnner cud
torm provided in tlio preceding see
tinns, tirovided always that tho said
lauds shall not bo sold for less than
the cost thereof to the ('united States.
"Suction 7. That whenever in any
State or district in which tho ordina
ry course of judicial proceedings has
been interrupted by the rebellion, and
wherein in eonscquvn" of any Mate
local Inw, ordinance, police, or oth
regulation, rustuui or prejudice, any
the civil rivhl or immunities be
longing to while persons, including
right to inako and enforce general
contracts, to sue, to bo parties and
give evidence, to inherit, purchase.
lcac, veil, hold and convey real and
personal property, nud to have full
and eipial bene tit of nil luws nud pro
cecclings for the security of person
and estate, nre refused or denied to
negroes, niulattoes or frcediutit, or
refugees, or any other persons on ac
count ot race, color or any previous
v... .
aisry or involuntary
; " vv tt
iwou ciinvicieu, or vtlvuruiu tej,
any of them, are subjected to anv olh
er or different puuiehmeiit, puins or
penalties for tho eouuuission of anv
not or olfenso than are prescribed fur
white persons committing like acts or
oflenscs, it shall bo the duty of the
President of the I'nilcd Slates,
through the tVmmitsioncr, to extend
military iroteetioii and jurisdiction
over all cases jWecling such persons
so discriminated against.
" Sr.criuN H. 1 hal nny person who,
under color of nny Stale or Ik'iiI law
ordinance, police or other regulation
or custom, shall, iu miy Slut or dis
iriet iii which the ordinnrv fiutraji ul'
judicial proceedings have been iuter
runted 1V the reliellion, suiect or cause
to be subjected any iiivro, mulatto,
Irccilniau, relugee, or other person on
account of race or color, or any pre
vious condition of slavery or involun
tary servitude, except as a punish
uieut for crime, whereof the parly
fhall havo been convicted, or for anv
other cause to the deprivation of civil
rij-bt secured to white persons., or to
any other or ditlercnt ptiuiKhiticnt
ihau white persona are subject to lor
the commission ot like mala or uncases,
shall be deemed guilty of a uiiade
nieauor, and puniahed by a tiuo uoi
exceeding one thousand dollars, or
iuiprisouuient not execcdiuu one year.
or both; and it shall be the duly of
the omcers sud agents ul this Uurcau,
to tule jurisdiction of and hear and
determine all offenses committed
against the provision of this section,
and all eases anecling negroes, uiu
tattoos, frecdmcn, refugees, er other
person who ar discriminated against
in any of the particulars mentioned
in th preceding scctlou of this act,
under ueh rule aud rovulation a
the President, thruuiih the War De
partment, shall prescribe. Tn juris
diction coniorrea tiy. this soction on
theolliccrsand agents of this Uureau
i to cease and determine whenever
th discrimination ou account of
which it is eonferred cease, and in
no eveut to b exercised in any Stat
in which the ordinary course of judi
oial proceeding ha not beeu Inter
rupted by the rebellion, nor in
any Stat after itibstl bav beta ful
rtort! in alt it constitutional re
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.vviiim vi jvniiLV.
The bill was pressed to a tote io
of
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latioti to the United States, and the
Joourts ot the Plate and of the United
jStntea within the same are not die-
turbed or stopped in the peaceable
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, h 0n the 6th of February,
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only thirty-six moniber voting in the
negative, among them General Itous-
scau, of Kentucky. An amendment
to exempt Kentucky from the opera
tions of the Bureau, received only
thirty-four totes. A proviso was at
lathed fo tho fifth section, which, as
amended, reads as follow :
" Suction 6. Ami It it fn)u-r
ictcd", That the oecunanta of Inn. I nn
dor Major-Uenoral Shermau s spocinl
iiuiu oruer, uatea at Savannah, Janu
ary 10, 1805. aro hcrobv runfiriiiArf in
their possoaion for the neriod ofthrn-
jears irom iu date of laid order,
mm 110 person snail l disturbed iu
or ousted from said possession during
nm mrre years, tin ess a aelt onmi.i
shall be undo with said oecuDant sat
isfni torily to the Coiuuiisioucr of the
I'reedmcn'a Kuresu ; provided, that
whonever tha former owners ofUn,!.
occupied under (Jcnornl Sherman'
field order, shall nisko application for
me reniorniiou 01 sata lauds, the Com
missioner is hereby authorised, upon
tho written consent of said nrn,i...i.
0 procuro other lands for them bv
rent or purchnso, not exceeding forty
acres to each occupant, or to set apart
for them, out of the public lands as
signed forthat puiposo in section four
01 tins bill, forly acres each upon
the terms and conditions named In
said section,"
The bill was further nincuded in
tho House, reducing the salary of the
sub-district flLM'tltn front ft! filiO 1st
?l,0(, and allowing the Assistant
Conuuiasionvrs three clerks instead of
six. It was provided that no person
should bo deemed destitute, suffcrim.'
or dependent on tho Oovornmcnt for
support, who was able to find employ
nieut and could by proper industry
and exertion, avoid I ho coudilion ol
destitution. The House also pro
posed to restrict the country in which
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me j rcmiiciit was auinonscu to es
tablish thu Bureau to those States in
which, on tho 1st of February, lHUfl,
tho privilege of thu writ of hulv
furtut was suspended.
When tho bill, as amended wa re-
turned to the Senate, on the 8th, Mr.
Trumbull moved to agree to tho
amendments, except the one which re
stricted the operations of tho bill to
States in which the writ of Anoeiis
nirpu was suspended on February I,
lHtib. This oir.ctidmciit would ex
empt Delaware, Maryland and Mir
souri, from tho operations of the bill.
A ilebate sprang up hero between
tluthrio and Sherman, nnd Senator
Henderson refused to support the
House amendments, declaring (ho on
ly way to protect froedmen was to
give them the ballot, and that if he
wore a rebol ho would rather take the
uniptnlitiod negro suffrage thnu wear
tho badgo of tho Fieedmeu's Bureau
bill. Tho amendments of tho House,
except that restricting tho operations
of the bill to tho States iu which the
AiiAm rurjiui was suspended, Februa
ry 1, lKtilt, wero agreed to and tho bill
then passed. On tho JUli the House
coticurred in the Senate amendments,
and then the bill wn.i bo nt tu t lie lrc?-
i Io tit.
''
Mysterious Prophet—Who is he?
The following Is copied from the
Xvrlliirn CluitliiiH .litot-tin-. We
publish it to sco how ninny of our
rentier can solve th object of this
tnvslerious individual :
"A strnnce and wonderful nronhct
has arrived at Auburn. He is not
wandering Jew, nor John tho Baptist,
nor tho old Levite, aa some way think
fr before they wero be wna. The
IV.tV.. maW. inoution of him. He
oriut, iiia ncara is tra in g,,o, Ur.-
- ... . , . -" PiWM
it.t.ie.i i sc a grey inar, he wear-
no Hal. his coat is not knit, woven or
spun is not hair, woolen Ur liucn
yet of a Sue color. He enres not for
the pomp and Vanity of Ibis willed
world, lie let all uicu alono with
regard to religion. He would rnther
live in a bam than n King' palace,
lie never sleeps on a U'd but sitting
or standing, be cries unto all the
World with oubitivteked arms. JWrs
and window open at his prophecy.
lie rises tVoui bis aluiulir by pro
claiming that tho day of tho Lord is
at hand. He wall. not with a stall
or sword but luaroltcs ou iu lb face
all bis foes, Roth men aud women
who follow bis example, live to a good
old age. lie aaa with Noah iu the
Ail, nnd with t'hrist before be was
crucified. Ho is neither Republican
04 1'emocrat. He once preached
sermon, which convinced a coed man
of his sins, and drew tears from his
eyes. All who See him say ho is no
impoalor.
a
LiiUor is told iu 1,100 placet in
Washington.
- aalee-- .
Petroleum ha beeu discovered iu
Smith county, Texas.
Geu. lturnsido will besihe Republi
can candidate for Governor of Rhode
Irlaud.
Somebody aald of nurnan.an Th.
old scamp ; he sM at Wsshingtou for
our jvnra too a uread poultice, and
drew th rebellion to a bead.'"
Senator Cowan of l'Bn..l.B;.
ha preseuled a memorial to l'ongre
for a, reduction ot tho tax upou, IV
IIUIVUIUi '
A dog fight t Chicago, fji, Wed
ncuday, attracted, a ry great crowd
of person, and f vera.1 thousand dnl
lara rhangod bunds on tpe occasion.
Both dogs died after th eucouni.
whih it reported to have continued
wo sours ani forty minute.
TERMS: IIOOPBRAirifOlf.IVADTAXCB
J. ROBINS, Editor and Publisher
THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1866.
Objections to the Loan Bill.
The principal objection against
-Secretary McCulloeh Loan bill, by
tn majority la Congre, are that
thoro 1 ample provision, without any
further legislation, for funding rery
dollar of the floating debt, and no
necessity exist whatever for any loan
forthat or any other purpose, and all
that is proposod to be accomplished
by the bill, can bo done by simply ex
changing one security for an another.
The amount of money in cold and
currency held by tbe Assistant Treas
urer in New York on the 2Utli last.,
was one hundred and three millions
forty six thousand four buudred and
oighty cight dollars. Tho amount
held by the Assistant Treasurer in
Philadelphia, Boston, and other pla
ces, together with the amount on de-
posit in National Banks, it ia estima
ted will amount to fifty millions more,
making oTer one huodrod and fifty
millions now on hand, which they sug
gest ought to b applied to the psy
mont of tho floating debt. They be
lieve that if authority is given to put
bonds unon tho market to an almost
unlimited amount, the price of t.'ov
ernmcnt securities cannot bo main
tuincd, and with iuch unlimited now
ors a loan of fifty millions even could
not bo negotiated without sinking the
price of all bonds below p: r, rs the
publio would not know how soon sn-
othor loan of fifty, fivo hundred, or
ono thousand millions might be put
upon tho market. They also believe
that It would bo a suicidal policy on
the part of the Government to make
a foreign loan; that if bond ares.dd
broad, the price would bo based on
the present currency rate f foreign
exchange,, and the Government weuld
receive ubout sixty dollursin gold, for
which it would havo to poy ono hun
dred dullurs of principal, togethor
with tho intoreat seini-ni.nuallr in
gold, together with a heavy rate of
exchange, commissions, Ac. Inaddi
lion, they say, if Government should
sell its bonds abroad to an extent to
affect the prico of gold, say 20 per
cent., it would lessen to just that ex
tent the next proceeds of bonds, sud
instead of sixty dollars, tho Govern
ment would rcalizu but forty dollars
for each one hundred dollars of bonds.
They also think that tho difference in
standards for our own nnd foreign
HolJ should be taken into considera
tion in this connection.
THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH.
The Baltimore American on the Presidents
Speech.
Tho llaltimoro Jmci-iV.m, tho most
influential nnd truly loyal newspaper
published south of ilason Si IMxou's
lino, in commenting, editorially, up
on President Johnson's speed, says:
The speech of President J oh u son
was delivered from the Executive
mansion on Thursday to an rsscni
blnge composed principally of what
wcrclnoivii during the war as Cop
perheads, Southern sympathisers, and
returned rebel soldier. Tho senti
ment cxprcst-cd ou tho occusiun
brought exultation aud gladness to
their heart ctiunl to that occasioned
by the tidings of tho first rebel victo
ry at Dull Run, and will be hailed by
their confederates at tho South with
much jubilation as tbey would have
felt (furlnar the mar if Loc hid routed
Grant, or Sherman bad bean Hrtwmm
Unto Ok ocean, with all th gallant
4 ty W. tW foHow.d him
from A'lanta. TVtouuh Uu.ao wht
thu rejoice did not succeed iu elect
ing McClellan, they huvo securod a
more unexpected victory, but oue that
will very likely yield bitter fruit, nsil
will cement and consecrate the I'nion
sentiment of tho country, and give
to the South, iu the end, harder terms
thau they might otherwise have oh
tniuod from the present or succeeding
Congress. Mnlst the loyal men ol
the couutry will lament over tho do
feetioua of a President whom they
trusted, and whose utterances ha
heretofore given hope that ho would
prove eijunl to the trust reposed in
him, the touo and teimier and lan
guage employed by him on this oc
casion, will causo a deep shock of hu
.. -I?..; a .
mutation aua aorrow. w liave no
heart to further allude to the subject
at this time. We are in the midst of
a political revolution that will st once
cause tho concent rat ion of opiuiou
and the formation of parties, and keep
the country in a luiutoil of rxcitemeul
during the next three "
STRAWS SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIND
BLOWS.
announces
editorially that the Government ' or
dered the suppression of the Thursday
uight's dispatches from Washington
aod t'd t)ot withdraw its order unt )
one o'clocfc, .
BLOWS. WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.
SOUTHERN PRESS ON THE VETO.
Th subjoiuod xttaet from an ed
itorial in th Norfolk (Va.) JUt of
Saturday ay of th fueling produced
in th South by the President's Tote
of the Freedmen's liureau I ill; "All
the Southern papers received are ju
bilant over the defeat ef that vital
measure. . Since the Morning of Jvly
22, 18C1, when news of tbe great
Southern victory achieved by Beauregard
ever McDowell, and the awful
rout of the Federal srmy on the plains
of Manassas, was borne through the
South ea the wings of the wind, as it
were, carrying joy and jubilation into
every Southern household, and glad
doning every true Southern h-art,
there has been no news recoived with
so much rejoicing by the people ofl
Hid ftoutn a that informing them that
tho President had vetoed the Freed
men Bureao kill. This il the rroat
ost viotory they have achieved during
the war greater than any feats of
arms of Ktoncwall Jackabn. or Robert
h. Lee, and has giyco thcin Mote
plcsouro than had General l.eo been
elected Governor of Virginia. They
have found an ally in President John
ton worth more to them than the ul
lisnce of franco or Knglnnd, and
they now rcjoica to ee, even as they
saw forcsliadowod at Manassas, tho 6
oal triumph of the great .Southern
causo. The Republicans havo been
ignominiously defeated sn driven
from the field, and nothing can aavc
them from total annihilation. All
that is necessary for tha South to do
is to continue to hold up 1 the Prcsi
dent' hsnds, and wago an unceasing
and bitter war against the Republican
Congress. Tha stone which tho buil
ders rejeoted has becomo tho head ol
i. .. i . i
mo corner, nuu inurew Johnson Is
now enshrined in every loyal South
ern heart. They will accept no terms
from tlio radicals. They ask for none
ami ex poet none. Tho fanatic may
ronr and hiss, but their claws aro cut,
and their fangs nro poisonlcss. The
watchword must henceforth bo, John
sou and Victory I nnd although the
odds nrc ns four to one against them,
did they not carry on a four years of
open war in the field successfully,
against still greater odds? ' A fig for
your Republican Congress I We have
a President with absolute, powers, who
can carry on government goodcuough
for this section without the assistance
of Congress. "
IOWA SENDS GREETING TO CONGRESS.
The following dispatch was receiv
ed last evening from tho Governor of
Iowa :
DES MOINES, IOWA.
February 24, 1866.
' Huh, J, F, W'HtuH and Htm, Hiram
Price:
" Our Legislature, by au Overwhel
ining majority, have passed tho joint
resolution approving the eourso of
our Senators nnd our Representatives
in sustaining tho Freedmen's Bureau
bill, und repudiating the President's
veto. Tho loyal Stale of Iowa is
warming anew. No faltering bore;
the radical majority in Congress will
be triumphantly sustained. Tho Re
publican ling will not ba lowered an
inch. Stand firm, whatever the Pros
ident may do. Tho great West is as
umiiovable now ns she was during the
dark hour of the rebellion. No com
promise with traitors, cither pardoned
or unpardoned.
"W. M. STONE,
"Governor of Iowa."
Ghiumi lt.v, Day - 1st. Copper
heads in their holes..
I'd. President' veto of Freedmen's
Bureau Rill. Copperheads trimming
themselves. Glory Hallcujah I Ro
joice ye Copperheads ! Rejoice ye
traitors who gloried in the slaughter
of tho I'niou soldiers!
Ild. President declares present
Frcedmcu' Uurcau iu force for oue
year from dato of declaration that re
bolliou 1 suppressed.. ".(Not yet de
clared.) Copperhead wilt I
4th. President further declares that
"" '"4 nuino loyal men should
rvprcscut tho South in c..Hroaa
(Copperhead aud traitors pull holo
tu aucr the,.) Oh, bat slim.crv.
slimy creatures yuu are.
tt A .a. a""."" - .
iiik iiinux ot .outhorn visitors
at Washington, since the veto has
been unusually large, and four or five
tunes grer.t as during any similar
period.
Anihikw Johnson and Jut Ha
ms C'iiki'.hko. The returned soldier
of Lee and Moaby, in Washington,
have been cheering Jefferson Davis
and Andrew .Johnson for the Inst
several days, and there is but ono sen
'intent among men, to stand by Con
gress.
Tur. White Hoi ss Reckction.
At tho ladies' reception at the White
House, ou Friday afternoon last, ma
ny of tho light of the old society of
i ashingtou were present. Among
the rsrrisgcs before the door Wero a
number which had not stopped there
before since Mr. Buchanan left the
House.
, a ' a rt'l ' ' -
The Ksi'ttiNAiiE. Correspondents
hare, ai yet, been unablo to ascertain
definitely why thodispatrhe of Thurs
day evening last, failed, in a majority
of eases, to reach the country, but
one of two things Is true, cither the
Government did it directly or iudi
rectly, or the ; Ulegraph Company
mad itself a party to th transaction
Rebellioi Spuut in Nwbern
Official dispatches received from New-
bern, North Carolina, say that there
is more defiance to the Government
manifested there on account of recent
event in Washington than any peri-
ea or tbe war.
Hf iscn'6 or i$f f rik
"Governor of Iowa." New Advertisements.
Vor ffitle.. . u.
eotTrt Or AND RBAI Tilt CITT.
i "",,,,!''"."f P" Ttm mm tw fwai
mwsi, e. to-i.
IIESIDENCE FOK SALE,
' ' ' Cheap for Cnah.
Th unrfereignrd will ssll for cash, hu
late resUenee in the a J Ward, for $1,600.
Enquire of Lei Sl Maswita.
i . ..-JOSEP11 WcADOO.
March I, ISM. JO Si. ' 1
I.rCtll toiler.
Waltkr t. lltTRNS, whoso place ofl
faaliUare li aalaaaa, wllltako aallco that na ,aa
mn r,i sr riMPiiT. I'm, l..r.,alla Harm
Oaaraiaa lha P.ima afialS Waller a. Baraai
ri.n-. . nam., n.i, e. nerna.nttia k. riara., aert,
Ua M. Serea, la.l kia reatnaa ia the rkata Caar
ot Seaeraeneetv, Ohla. Seraaainff Ihrta, aa at
ari lha aale er lha blleanee R.al K-lale, le-wli:
ineaanh-ea.1 ejaarlaref Ore aaalh oert qaarterer
riiaa laeaij.eae (ill ), la l...h.p tare (), aanh
rf f,aa tea ia, aart, lalliaaek eantr la
aald Siala.af which lha aald Waller. aara,,aw
tha eiher Warda aheee aaaiad, each owe aa aa.lir.
dad She een, aabjerl la lha hfa eilale of the aald
Uafaielle lUraa.
Said reiliim, . rar hearlet aa lha ISikdaeol
.Warrh, I'fW.al ID a'rlaea A. M.
uiiisun a rr.?MiToj.
Marak I, IrkM.
AM;', rot I'ethleeer.
TO Vw.
' ( police.
' 1 Taa.araaa'l Omce,
tea, i
Mil
i ni.raat-a. illin,
l-'ebraafa thh. 1HI
The elrealatlaf aMeaeT the SKfll-M-A ftifKTV
IIAMK," aad aeeelm'a I'erllSnalea l.eed Ihrre
er, wlllbe tedeeeaedel hlaadua. .k.
la a-eaidaare with the nearlaiaa.af Ike eat ml Fah.
reary Kia, I Hod.
s.s. WASMr.a.
w ... ' Treaaee af Hlala-
DMIMSTltATOKS SALE. .
Will bs sold 1 1 the hiirtiest biiMer. at the
door ol the Cuurt House, in Tiffin, on
oATcaDay, M ahch 17, 1333,nt 1 o'clock
P. M., tho personal property of Mrs.
Lausa H"I,t, deceased, consisiina of two
80 Aero Liud Warrsnts.
K. G. noWE, Ailm'r.
March I, 18'J. SO 3t,
IDMINISTI.ATOU'S SALE
Of Kcal Estate.
In puraumco to an order of Bale, to me
issued, and by ine held, ol tlio Prolmtd
Court of Seneca Cbnutv. Ohio, s hrcin
the iinili-rsijrtn tl la I'etilioacr, and Sasaii
A. LF.wra anil o hfrs are resn.md .nt.. in
siid f'oarl, 1 will oTor for sale, on l)
premises, oil
I'UK-DAT, TUB to DAT OF ArRIL, 1810,
botween tho hours of 10 A. M., nd 4 P.
M.,tlio Rest Eituto bounded snj describ
ed ss follows, to-wit :
Uoing part of tlio west half of llic nnrlh
esdtqnrU-r of section three, township
three, nnrtli of ranjo louiteen cast in
Seneca county, Oliio, beginning for the
same, at a lime atono set at the south
eost comer, of certain onrccl of Ian J
sold and conveyed hy Michael Rett to
El jali Tiuila', running thence in a north
e.ialcrly direction nlonir the norlhcrn line
of tho Roml and Frem.int Pinnk Iliad,
irom tlio centre olsaid aiono eighty three
feci, thence in ntirib-weatcrly direction
tli irty-elylit feel, thence west, south- wcai
crly direction eighty-three feet, tltcnre
ouili.aouih-eonlerly direction thirty cijht
feet, to the place of ticjiuning. Also,
tho following described part of auid w est
hall orsinu north cast quarter, beginning
at l lie aoutli out c rner of tho aforcs-iid
tract, running thct,cc in a norili uaaterlv
direcion ninetpen foot, thence north
westwardly thirty-six, tn.'iico sou'h-west-wardly
nineteen feel, thoueo south cast
wsnlly to I lie plnco of beginning ; l.rinj
the name pretnis.-s that said John P. Low
is occupied nt the time of hi decease.
Teiim.-i t r Sale. Onc-thiril cosh n
hand, ono-lhirtl in one year and one-tliiril
iu two years from day of sale, with in
Icreat from tiny of sale. iK'lerred pay.
ments to bo secured by mortgago on the
premises. '
NICHOLAS ROSENBERfJEIt,
Adininiatiator, with tlio will nmicxjd of
. John F. Letvis, dceraeetl. .
March i, 18Gii. 20 4 w.
J GOOD FA KM. l'OU SALE.
I now oficr far nolo my farm containing
100 ACHES OF LAND,
with comfortable bui!din's.
130 ACHES IMPROVED,
Bnd
30 ACRES OF GOOD TIM BER.
well watered with living water. Also, a
never faillnif w ell of water in tbe barn
ysrd, aad at tho house.' " : ' r ,
A good ORCUARD,
l'EARS, '" ! .
TEACHES,
GRAPES, Jc, Ac
liisbooJ.w, .Saidf.rm rank No. 1,
among the farms of our county-, " . ,
FOR CORN, WHEAT, Ac.
o The aotl being a a .
RICH, SANDY LOAM ' '
. Intermixed wiili jravol. n .
For further particular! Inquiro of tho
proprietor, nnr Mcx"eo, Wfandot Co.,
oitio. , , . . . .
J. C LYNCH.
March 1, 18t!0. 90 If.
'
LETTER LIST.
Reuisining for at. tbe Tiffin
roet Olfice, February 33, IStiG.
Ahby Abraham Miller Clarinda
Atkinson Laurie L Murphy Hugh
Abbiw Geo NjiiuteioiPd
Drown Emma Needliaia El.'jibolh
llr..wn John NffTJohnW
ll. iah JacoS Narnhnll Mary J
Hjker John T Prime Phaar i ' "
bonder Nichard &Rainey Wm
Co. t - Uses Frsiiaia ' "
Deck Jtandolph ti &t4 Mary -
D;ikcr Kuliia , Burs VVutO
Ujk?r Nichols H'isll J mu t , ,, -.
Ularxlurdlt R VrsScbmit Michael '
OriiiaerhntT Geo F Skinner Miry "
Duck J Q A Cspt Schuhenberger J
I'rin m
am Mary
Sl.uler Jo
Bcbloder Michael
Sulfy Andrew
Super Cu a I
towiuer Sarah
S'rjsbur Laurie '
tSwilier ijjrsh
Sieinbau.'h Isie
8athee Leonard
L;ri Tbt - at.
Thompson S D '
Thosnoa H B
Trav Mary
Way tieol r
Welch M.rtln
Werosr
Davison Mirjtret
Deilrich Nicbolaa
Davour Martha 0 .
Kreet Rilandcr
mnch BW
Flicker Augustus
(ionard George F
Ulaiin V R
Green A J
lUrtaott F J
llanae Jacob
llumei filer
Haiot Fliillip
Hastncn Abble ' '
Hall Daniel ; --,
ilocws,;u Lovins
keplcr Antuaia
Ltuwifi
a David P Williioison Jamea
Lester J Mr ,. Wing Hiram
Laugklia J 8 Young laao
Main Rebicca M.illrr lisnty
Person calling fur the above letr
arvtBTteED.' '
WM. GALLUP, P. M.
M'X'.A.'.rxCj&UCJVX
Tin . . ,
Condition ef the IntenaUaaat
t I Cempaap,
ranraaee
OR THESittw-av op nraawam, imt.
to lh AufMtor of Ohio, pureuMt to Uu
uw at.
WfHIMIUW...
KAMI AND LOCATION.
The atm ot tho Company, tt Inttrnatlraal In
lWMc.rmiiiir, oiid laln-MM at Near lork
aoorpon.tea' January 4lb,,lS4.
L CAPITAL.
T1m atannat af Ita Caaital Stack end If
all paid up, la ei,0e.OD
II. ASWCTS.
Caah of the Company n haal, and la
tho han.lt ol A(aia mat other par- '
taeO Mateo a-eva, Barkot ealuo
t'nlled atateoe -are. -
i l.l'.rV
aaa, oo
Sfl.ial to
WlvnMln W tk.a.1
'1
VJ.OUA W)
Lnaaia on Sonde aod Mnrttfairee, helrva;
Brat U-e fa unlnrumbercU aol l.e'
lata, worth double the amount lttn
od (hereon 1
Debta otherwt eeoliredhotnff loanaort'
call, ereuredhyatocka and hoodahelit
aa euiiat-rala. the market valua of
eld collateral hrli.g j.ia ii
Dehta for preoiKiais awl all oiket Stv
earltiea so
WiOO so
IK, IIS 00
IH.ITJ SO
SlrMS.Sia 43
Total Aaaete of tbo Company
' lit. I.IAhlLITIE.
Loaara adjaated and not ituo a, 4 yjQ qq
Leaaea una1jtiatet and I oeaea la aua '
ponae awaitlna; lurtlier proof 7l,se Sa
Total UaMlltlee ,( M
IV. Mtsr.'ELLANKOl'a . .
The areateat amount IneurH In anjr ono rtak, In
any one city, twn, vlilae or bltH-k o artatrary
nile on three polnte. 1 ne ompanr la governed
by a ruU-nl rearanl ftir ttieciinatruetlOB,occupaB
ry aod eapoeurr nt rlake.
arvtu-jiteiO1 W'leommin. soil SM,one
in lenneeare, won ine requirvinenta ui nntn which
Statea thta Cummn) haa complleil, ami now Una
envta the bualneaa nf Inauranre thereto.
Dennett rriiulreU In ulilo raaile herewltla.
lha Act ul lueorporetlun ia here-wlta.
tat or nrw TOSB.
Co.-aTr or sew Ian
Tharlee favlnr. reeal.leiiL aaa ej. C. Illne. See-
Ja.iuartf Uv. II
relary of tha ii.-vrnntloltal Ineuraaca I nmpoar,
to ate nereoaallr kn?wn, detniaa aiwl aay, that the
rureirnlne la a full tmo au . "orreel atalcaaeat of
the affHIre or the aald I'DmpanTO the atal day of
u-omorr, twin mat ma aald l.-Oi..any ia ine
noiia-Hile owner of ono million ilollara, k-.' eh capi
tal, and three numlred and forty-eight thu.-eand
Sve hunilred ana eighteen ilollara and fr.rt,-lhir
ceota, oaah autplua, Invo-trd aa atovei all of arhi.'n
ia the abaoluti- nronertr of aalil romuaiiv.rrepanS
'Hear fmin all llenand el alma then-on, except aa
Y.rftve atated, (and aa may tx noceaaary for A ' re-IlianrarM-efnnd,
")awKMdiii to Ilia lieat of their
kouwleufe, InlormatloD and beller. reael(uily.
I'll ARLKITAVLOR, President.
C. C. IIINK, St-eretary.
Swnrn tn and auh.rrilx-.l. lha date laal above
written, before no. Aa wllueee, my hand aa of
Scial a.-al.
aEL CURL.: NBTTLKTON,
It iva icrt STAHr.J Vom t for suteol Ohio.
Orrtrc or ths At-uiTea or statc, I
COLVMai-a, u , r an. I, inee. ,
M.1,' .
red copy ir the autemeul ol cou.lltion of lha
li.taru ttional Ineumnee i'nmnanv. of Nte Vnrlt.
made to and tiled In tliia olttce, for the year ISos.
u.j imu. aua am. i.inviniiy.
KAL JA.MIJ ii. (,OOMA1,
aTAMr ) Au-litor of state.
t'ERTirH'ATK OF AUTIIORITV.
(To expire oo the 91st ray of January, I87.)
Orrn I or thi Aiidito or SraTc, I
iNsvataic Hir a rtnest, J
l oi.iMaia, u, February I, 18 S. )
WHtacta, The International Inauraace I'on.
any, lu.-et-d at New Ynrk, la tlio utate of New
otk, haa tiled Inthla ortl e, a aworn slaUmeut of
ita condltlnn, as reiiinl ly the tlret aectiun ol
the act -To tvanlate l4iaurao-v t'onn aaieabiit in.
o.ir;ioratel hy the Stale of Ohio," paaaed April
fith, lttod, aud amended h'ehruary Sth, inolf and,
WAearAS, atal I'uinpany haa fuinlahed the uodel.
el(li-d satisfactory evidence that It I.Nioaaeaecd nl
at lata! ONK IIUNUHKU 1 HUl SAM) IXH.I.AHS
of aw-tuil capital Inveated to atka or bonds, or
In Slortgaeo Hal ablate, w.irth double the
amount !r whlrh the aaaia la aaortgaaredt and.
,a.i.a.Aa, .iu u.,.n..j unm Mlfl. in lltia UIIICT a
written Inatruuient under lla corimrate oral, alan
el by tha P.eideut aud Secretary thereof, author-
,MiK any a,-u, oragcnie iii eaiu i. ompany in this
Slate to ncknjw!e,lai- aetvlea of proceaa, for and
in behalf of said Company, aacordlni to the terms
ol aald liw
Now, 'I hercforo. In pursuance of the Hrst sec
tion of the alnresttd act, a, JAM t Ft. OnllMAN,
Auiliti.r of State fur tlbio, do hereby certify that
aald luli-rn ttinual Inauraace t'oinuanv. ol New
York, ia aul hurl led tutranaa'!l the buaiu-ss vf t'lre
an I .Alariue lusurnnce III this state, until thethlr-
t-Srat day of Jnuuary. in tlio year oue thousand
uittnt nu,iiiireil anu emy-seven.
In Vitmi:ss Titt:ai:or, I have hereunto sub-
srrilk.il my name and cauaed tho seal of my odlco
iu in aiiiavu tnc uny ami year aiaivc wrilt. n.
(ar.al. 1
tsTAMI-.
e.AAir.a ii. t.uuAi.n,
Auditor of state.
A. II. BYEBS, Agent at Tiffin. O.
March I, lual. io-.lt.
MORRIS FIRE & INLAND INSURANCE
, OF YOltK.
HTATKMKNT
or TUB
Condition of th Morris Fire snl Inland In-
atuaaoo Compauj.
r"N TUB 1st DA V OK JANUARY ISOS, made
"in ina Auditor ol Ohio, pursuaut to tho turn
lute of that elate.
NAMR A.NU LOCATION.
The name f the Company la the Morris Ktro and
Inland Inaurauee I'umpauy, and la lucattd at
No. Jl, I'lue atrtet, New Vork.
I. t'APITAL.
The amount uf Ita capital stock all pell
up, ia B)evu,uuu ou
- 11. ASSKT. , , . .
I'ash of the Company on hand, anil la
eone M,l.'.l 10
The b nds and stocks ewnral bf the
t'nmpauy, ioeluiliae Inlervst 1.?61 "0
tn-bts t-ir Prrmiuiiis b:i,9us its
Alloihcr proiwrti (office furniture Ac ) S.tuo ou
tue nanue oi aitcnta ana oilier ner-
Total Assets of lha Company
UL LIABILITIES.
Loners wljnated an due
Loaara adjuateil and net due
liasea uuadjuated
Lnaaea la auapeoar, araltlnf tor further
proof .
-11,710 ss
$ ins 00
a,H7s t s
4J.17S 31
' S,so oo
Total Uabllltlra ll,o, 41
IV.. MISCELLANEOUS.
Tha arreateat amount Inauretl In anv
one riaa f .u,uw vv
ine gn-aiesi amount amowea oy ina
rules toue tiiaured in aaiy one city,
town or Vlllaa-a No realtiriloa.
The greateat amount allowed to he In
auretl tn any ouo block o reside
lion. Tfceaeaoiiat of Itarat'llal orearolnca
ui-MMiiro ib any other Klale. aa we
curlty lur luaaea therein ( U.-poett
reiiuired in Ohio hereby aiade. I JLnnn nn
anv. itararrur aci 01 ineorMrailoa 01
vveupeay already Pled.
- v. 1 . I .-
Stats or New Voaa, I ,,
CoVMfYOrNKW loss, i '
blward A. Ktansbury, Prraident, and kills B.
Thomaa. Serrctarv of the Morria r'lre and Inlan.l
Insurance Company, bt-lun aevarally sworn, tlev
puae and say, that the furetulnaj is a full, true and
currret statement of the affairs of the aald Compa
ny, that the aald Insurance Company la lha bona
nue uwnrr 01 aa ivnai wia aunureu ttionaanu di,K
lara of artuil Cash Capital Inveatad In Storks and
tkin.18, ami mat uiey are tha abovo uVaeribed onl
core of aald Inauranro Cnwiiany,
E. A. STANSIlCar, President.
J3. R.THOMAH,recrriary. '
liihseriad and sworn before me, this 1Mb dar of
l.m.... iMaa '
ISKaL.f I. W. WILOEY, '
'.I n i VT STAStr.) Com'r fur uhio, la N. T.
Orrn op rsc Auditor or State, I
, tVuLVMaes. p., January 11, inot, (
It is hereby eertlSe. That the fnretrotnf ul a eor
reel eujir of the Statement wf Coudltion or the
Morris rlre aad Inland Inauraace Company of haa
York, made to nnd Hied in this Office, loc the year
Witness mi Band aud seal fflclallr
Snat.1 JA II. I.ODMAN,
Auditor of State.
CBRTirKATBOr AUTnOBITY.
(To expire on lha Jill day of January, 197 )
Orrtcm or tw AvorTon or Stats.)
. . lacunas ptrAaTatKaT, J
. ConiMaos, O., Jaauaav ai, IMS,,
Wnrarta, Tha Morris Plre and Inland Inaur
ce tomiany,looatel at New VorV In it he Mate
Kew York, Ul Hied in this nfflr .
statement nf Its eondttlnn, ns requlird by the first
seettua of Ilia aul " To Myulate Inauraaee Coav
pauirs not ineuriraieii oy lac etas X Ohio,
st t nnd, WAsnKa,aMl Onanpaay naaa furnaanja
tho uaderaleaau aatiafue-nr-v evlJenca that It ia
apru 0, aaaa, anu aweoiira February a, lo
of as leaat OS HLUHlD THODS-
AMI llill.l.AHa lr ACTUAL CAPITAL IN
VKsTfe-ll laaturka. or bontla, or UT. mortaajraa af
real aatata, worih doubla lha amount for wok
Ihaeaeiele murlKajradi and, Whabias. aalojl on.
uny has am in "riltan Inatrumeol
aJai lla corpora u aaal, alaaed by the President
aaal Saw a tar, Uere nwlburitiaf any naanl or
axeota at said Company In this Slate, to nclnowl
a.l(0 aaeyko eat peueesa, for and tn behalf of aald
Company, aeconilnf to the terma of aald law 1
now, TataaKroac, in pursnan-.-n of taa tral aai
ttens ol lha akareaaud aaa. t,JAak U. (.HUMAN,
Auditor of State lur Ohlu. do hereby eerlilv ii.ai
aatd Morris rlra and laiaiji Inanranaa UoMaa
ei aa aura, ia auinuriiea 10 iraoaael Uia buai
aeaa of Klra aud lulaod lusuraaca tn thta stala
uulll tha thirty-Sretday of January, tn lea year
one thousand eight hundred and eUly-nevea.
1aui sn v iTas.a aKssisr, innteuereua
toaubaeribed my naaaa aad eaused Abe
soal of my enVco to be amamt lha aar
TAMS, aod rear sihva written.
' JA.it. yv.lfAK, AnaisarofStata,
1704 1860; r
IT IS TODQM AUD EOONQMY;
:1 taW'Bjsiin Tif. ' ' '
Heat Companies)..
-" . : , .
Aad Oaa,e ia aoae Wtter faaa Ida aid
- . i
Insuninfjo Co. of North Araericar
Or -nra ClTT OF rMtUMlTKiaT "
CIT k eeae Sail aeaa learaea..
PAID MORE LOSSES .
Th y laltor WltMUa M tV V.f4 tutu
- - i
p-ri 4 f t icttf f "
318,000,000. e,
tr Baa ilia fallawlaf .
1 44T1I EMI - VAI.
8TATKM KNT
eftao eeadlllea ef la .
Uaarans Coaipany ef Kortk Aaerlca, .
Of IU PAT or JANt-ABT, la Mi, M
the Auditor of Ohau, potaaaaal to lha aUtaU ef f
that Slate. . . .. s .. r .
KAMB AND LOCATIOX.
Tlie nanae f the Company la the rMCSlnrXT
ANUIllnr.l'TOHSOS 'TIIKINSI'KAM:k.MIIPA..
NY or I-OUT II lltuiri. muA L. lM.a i.ln-
a-l-lpbla. Pa. -
I. CAPITAt,
Tho am:inl of !U Capital Slock all paid1
up, la W,onO 00,
II. ASSSIiTS.
t. Oa-h of Hie CumnaliT on hand, aiul la
me nniiija ui aaeiila anil t tier Mrevno
i. Krai Kainta uiilnrnnibwri-d
lS,r M
:l, Tlie Donna and SliH-ka uwned hy lha
Company taa p-r vouchers aecompa-
IU,IW 3
4. tw.Ia 4aa lha 6m
issrSMoa
ssratar. atrua I.
--a-- "- w.nranjrine vou
ch .-rs)
4. Hal ta otherwise secured (as per Too
rltrrs aoeomjinnyliig) Ivan a on de
mand 411,300 00
. lulus f.r r-rr-airama
1. All other naewvitiea, (Inn-rest due
Ml 00 on
ISA,;o6 u-
la.m l.
Total asaots of the Company
ill l liait r r 1.
I,7JI,IS 14
Loaaea insuspeuaanaUmg (or further
pnx-f
All other claluiaagalnat the Company
Tola! Ilebllltlee
SA.TTS on.
S.0UU ou-
ioi,7;s out
IV. MISCKLLAXtOUI.
Ths greatest amonnl Insured tn snv one
rtak, about
The greatest amount allowed by tl.e
SU.OOO 001
No rule,
2to rule-
Kotl.lng-
" .i- m any one elly,
town or i Unite "
The greatrat amount allowed to ta la-
aurvd in nny one block
The amount of Its Capital or earnings
u'l"lu auy oturr Slate, as SCCU
ritV U f loaara I h.rr.n
The charter, or Act of Incorporation
01 aald company jp
Itororo
eel herc-
State Or PsaaavLTAaia, 1
i.ouniy 01 ruiladelphla, jaa.
AhTitun O. Corns. lrBl.l. .H.i r n
Serretery of lha I'll 1I li,;NT N I, " u'pi '-fliHa
IXSl IIAMJK COMPANY os- NOHTII AMKHICA
being overall, r,; .li.i tarrri.-Ji.-foregolhR
ta n full, trite end r..rr.t .tat ,", r
the a t.,., of , Company, that tha .aid ln.or-
"r.1:?? ,?.." lr,", ? '
lal inveated In iock.,nd lload,, In MortalieT
the same Is m..rtgg.d and that ihry are the abo.a
drsenbad ullicers ol aal.l I1.sur.110. l ompanr
A II I II L U u. Ctlt KIN Prellilanl
CHARLES PI.ATI, Secretary ' rre"u,'-
' ' SAM. L. CLEMENT,
s.Al.. sTAne. Notary Public.
Omrg or tub Ai-niTna or Stats I
.Columbus, 0,Jann.ry I J, 1,,, ;
It Is hereby rertined that the fort-going , , eor.
recti-upy of the Statement of Condlttoa of the In.
sitranceCompiny ol Norlh .awrrlca, at Phlla.lel.
i'iil!' m"' for ths year.-
lasAi. Wllncaa my hand and seal ofllclsllr.
J AS. U. 001)11 AN, 7
lAnr.J Auditor of Cute.
CKBTIFICATK OK Al'TIIOniTT. .
(Tonplre on the an day of January, lW.)
urrics or vms auditob or Stavs
Columbus, O., January Is, lif-S.
tiiiutaiici al-tariment,
nnractT, Ilia INSl'RAN'CK CO.MPANT or
IBTII A MKBIOA, loualod at Philadelphia, Jn lha
da of Prima) Iranlo, l,aa tiled . thia office n'
urn alotemrlit of il. roiiditlon. ...... 1 i.7. 7
Urat aertion of the act " To regiil.tt, Inaurance Com"
panl-a mil lucorporalrd l,v Hie M..I.. ..1 tih... . '
rd April nth, lavg, and amrnlcd S'rbrnary sih lias
and, lier., said Cnsnpauy haa furnished Ilia ..
- , , , I..,-.. it 1 11. 1 1, . noaseasad
f al least one Itundrrd thouaand duliare of actual
Secretary thrrraf, authorising any ar.nt or aaant.
of said cniiany in tins bate to acSno.led.vl.,. '
vk-e ol prou-aa, for ami in behalf ol said coniuaae
arcotding to the lettua af aald law 1
Now. tliarefore, Iu purauama of lha Srst section
( lit. aloresald act, 1. JAMES II. UODMAN. An n.
toe uf Slate of Ohio, do hereka eertilv Ihai 5 1
aurance tympany of North Aaiertca.al rhiladalahia. '
la autharUed to Irauaacl the busiaaM of Fir. and
Marine lueuranos la thia sHale nam the 3lst dav of
January. In tbe Tear ouo Ihouaaail ...a,, l .' - .
andalxiy-seven. -"" .
ia Wltnem wnereor, I bav kereaalo anbaeribed mr -aSAl..)
name anj cauaad the aeal of my Jolnee li .
svaar. tUHaed tbs day nnd year abot'a written
.j.. . . JAh ll.fioualAN, ., "
, I . ' . . Anditot ;
A. n. DYER, Agent, TIITIn, O.
Feb. id, 1st.
IS Jt,
Important. To .,
Sorghum Mniiufactur'ri
Tho secret of making Sugar from.
ear Northera Oaaea la allaas selvad.-. Meaars. Web
letia llatihar, af Ma.ktngam Coaaty. Ilhta. have
inadaced a ke.alilal aiMwiaisa af wall giai.ad aad
vevy laiiaagarliaai Hotham, lav whiah they have
of the asgai, aad will sell lowaabta ladiMdaak
rielua le all whawleh.
Ve,lhe TOVr.igaedelt(s.a.ef PsI.SsM saaatr.
Ohio, certify that . a have aeea a special., af". .1.
gs, sail pmniraacad il a beaallfal gretn.d artlcle.nad
very diy anil af a lair solar.
A. T. Mason. A.I..SI.,
2 iL if""' B.8. Htwak,
S. W.k.lliev. W. needev,
tuuaaal 1 Ani. 1.. Il.l,..
U..lK,.aey, B. Haimt.g.
Mania Thamaa,
Baltimora, FairSeli! Caaaivohta.
Farm Tor Sale.
A faiw ml SB serea.sllantad S m I lee Raa Ik af Del.
taaa lae Air Lie. a.H.aaSS mil.. ajwu u Llk,
art, Ciraaa tha Wabash B.B, This farm haa n
gaod
LOO HOUBE
, ail aa a rean ,
0rchai4 o( Ctiolct Frilt,
aadasmslllmaraveauataa a laed read, aad la a
good a.igilbnvkoad where tkere 1. a read market,
the lead as well uaabared nadaaa ha aaaght lei 14
pel acre. T I lie VWeo. S'ee ftanhar, igrbrmalTea,
eaajaire af
?. O. AU.TIEKD.
r ek.tf, IcS.' : '
Oeha, rsllaa Ca. Ohio,
1 s a . . i .
CITYJVHLLS.
lumme Pmnlug; torn
RtrrrrrvtLY ihjowm tiik citikkivs.
Cilv Hi 1st. hMitly iiu B. mm, wbf k
will iu ututi kaiael ih MM femast mt Hm
it- Ir'bseir, fmt b 4 m li 1vhn, m4 im nl
Hlaff t4 ttM MfftWBmUj ffOafaa) ijimtsaul
iailac MiUvtsj Wpa I sMlit u4 Msarf ia ptl
Ftotvi .alinn. u jni tfemi It u; of
ISA AO rBSBlNOTOM
. : larasMa-
re. ts, its.
Ieaac Kagjr,
Auaeaasaa CaaaaalUial Law. Oenatal La a A
aad Calkaiiag Aawal. ' llSta with Hi. Laaaanatvar.
- - . - - or ui moriaaaaa
ol real eatate, worlll doubla lha amount for which
the s.m. la .mortgaged i and, wnerea., said Corn t.
ny has Sled la tl.l. efflca, a written luetrumeul JtiT
d,-r Ita corporate aeal. aimed bv tin. f..,.i.... "r.
ilia augaa la aa lAula Ikat aar aaa aaa a.k. ik.
... w.tk a. IP.ll. .,p.. ,.',k.l 'J hJ
a goad peapaniaa ol melasMa left. '
The light ef Bensea sanely la, maaar..i.riae lha.
ss.e ba.,., kea. p.,tka;.d k, Jo. I ll..,".,' r.
f..n . ha will ba h.m in a ,Ii..m .... . ' .
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