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Dec. g. 1871. NJ MARSH ALL, Chief Cashier.
The above return for the week ending the 26th No
yelnber, wien compared with that for the preyious
week. ending the goth Of November, exhibits the follow
ing changes
$500 TO increae OF other Deposits Of f372 072
of savenday Bills of 60 100 and Increase of
Rect of &c li4
In tie assets the return shows decrease of other
curtps Of G25q BOZ increase of Reserve of Notes
&7j5 4s5 an Increase Of Gold and Silver Coin in the
Banking Department Of G55 666 and increase OF the
msnt Securities held in the department
G3l2 ps7
Tn. Bullion in the issue and banking departing
re her amounts to el0 532 9i3 which, compared
with ElO,0oo57 the amount Of the previous weeks
turn SHOWS increase Of f5l5 1885,
The Notes and Post Bills Ia circulation amounted 20.
eeh TO fl9,s60 Ca which compared with f2o l79
ora tn amount OF the preceding weeks return, shows
Th- ado 70 r, turn exhibits in marked degree the in
crsasbg strength Of the banking department ths total
reserve, including the coin in hand being now 60 500
9f3 showing increase of upwards of three OF
q million sterling in the course of the week This in
has been chiefly he result OF the usus payments
Into the bank account OF the public revenue but 1t
will bs observed that the private deposit. have
begun TO increase che amount tnis week being
tderaple The item 81 other securities consisting OF
Advaoces on bills aud stock shows the effect Of the high
interest," the amount having decreased upwards
Of qparer Of million This result may DO doubt In
part De attributed the demand for banking
GsBRncn consequence OF the contraction of the trade
ths country, but this is effect Of the high rate Of
discount Ae the bank has not bon able, has not
thought proper 10 employ its receipts for the week in
advances, it has Increased its amount of Government
she invested IN there securities nearly equals the
total amount received private deposis The
ri bullion 10 the extent ofupwsrd, OF bsf million .ter.
ling proves that TIE drain ior gold has ceased and
believe that srge taken from the bank during
the late panis will begin to mud their way back there
and 80 augment the amount will come To NJ from
The contnsn and America in consequences Of the state
OF the exchanges The circulation has declined: but
this is eesy explained by reference 20 the other items
IT tho account showing the dniAution Of alvanceg
sud the receipts o. account u the Fevsnus
ibroJg The loaGsn Times ss;uyjsy, Deo,4 l5lfl
Z he Ens!sA lunls q, 3ey geoS Slight decline; bAt
sac Asssw-ties Aefs rs-s gs.iape,est fbs Gfti Price
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Tho f3ibernia's News.
N. YoRK AND BosToN TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,1
Christmas lS17

EDITOR HERALD
Dear Sir: Your report of the Hibernias news pub
shed this morning in your Extra is calculated to do
assistants Injustice.
You say our telegrsphic copy scarcely be read"
and those not familiar with the facts would suppose
gave you unntelligble copy.
Such is not the
The copy furnished the agent of the combined press
here, from which your copy made, by your agents.
plain and your failure to get plain copy Is
no fault Of any one In my office, or Of
Yours respectfully, JAS. +. FOSS.
REMARKs.-This is all correct. All reports
direct to us are always very correct and plain.
Indeed, they are remarkably so. But the one
referred to in the above note was very indistinct.
This, however, was not the fault of the operators
Of the telegraph.
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land; Danish aud Holstein, deliverable ut Hamburg,
commanded 26s to 27s per quarter.
From the south Of Europe the intelligence Ia Of little
interest but the value Of wheat appears to have been
well maintained at all the leading ports of the Medter
Ianean.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner of Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

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European snbscribers bp steamship, s. per dnnt 'ncsu
ding the postage
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Fulton and Nassau streets. .
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to be post Pod the postage oiH be de-
Quoted from the money remitfed
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It,TbD
BArKINo DEPARTMENT.
rrSprietOrg' cap1.. Ga $4,000 Govt securities
Rest ........... 369y567 (ncluding dead
Fable deposits lin weight annuity. Gi09i6 59i
Guiding h.xcheQuer, Other securtieI... 1881 $40
Savings Banks Notes. -. 80. 4e8i, 800
Commissioners of Gold and silver coin 5I6,71B
National DsbT, and
DivideudA cCounB ,720573
Other deposits. G,238,554
Seven day AID other
bl!is b9lUI9
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery GRAND SPECTACLE OF
ruE yoLu rIoN-THr BoTrLE-THE hIcHTFUL HEIR.
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chatham street-Equestrian
Drama Of the BRIDE OF AByDos-srATE SECRETS.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE, Chamber street-Earce
of LOVE- IN LrvERY-Gnnd Ballet OF LA 0IsELLE-THE
REVIEW.
CIRCUs BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bowery.-
SANDS LENT Co.'s troupe OF Horses-h sANps ana ooNs
Posturing, Eque.ranism, &c. &c
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway.-Christys Minstrels,
sIysrHs, BuRLKsaUE DANCING, Gc.
LAFAYETTE BAZAAR. Observation-Disclosures, Me
cHAyIcAL MUSEUM, &c.
THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY ODEON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONCERT
and ScRIrrURAL TABLAu.
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HAyRE Corn MARKET, Nov. 23-The transactions In
foreign wheat and -four quite devoid OF interest
quotations for the former to So per sack
of 200 Kill according to quality but they merely
mnal and for American hour 80 to 81 per bb Several
mark At the last Montiviers market the average
price of home wheats 65 per sack Of 200 kill show
ing decline of on the previous quotation.
Nov. 30-Nething whatever has been transacted In
bre adstus We quote foreign wheat at 40 to % per
rack Of 200 xii and American -four at 80 to 3! per Dbl
We have received cargo of oats from Denmark As'le
Of 8 bags American oats took place at 10 IN per on
Kill At the last Mont,vers market the average price
of home wheat 81 per sack, showing dechne OF
on the quotation of the previous week.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15
THE MEXICAN WAR.
SPEECH

Of Hon. ]. B. BowL1N, Of Missouri, de-
HUered IN the House IF Representatives.
December 81, 1916, On the Resaistiaons
proposing to refer the Presidents Hes
sage to the appropriate standing COM
Rasftees.
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1917.

what should be the Democratic creed
than the President or the Senate,
for the people made the President.
Mr.. ". gave several hard hits at
late speech of Mr.. Wick, and then
concluded by defining his position.
If it was found that this Government
could not be carried on by the slave
holding interest in this country, he
begged Southern gentlemen to stand
aside for awhile and see if no man
from the free States could manage
it, and if the North failed as the
South had done, then perhaps, soon
er than see the Government quite
lost, he might consent to tax the old
women and children of his constitu-
cnts. Laughter. BY sold chill
dren," he meant certain single la
dies who were good deal advanc-
ed in years.
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reference To his measures Of policy, ana regret
having 10 organ To represen. their views and
opinions; and they observe with regret the ,l-
forts o. their opponents. dictated by Mr.. Vice.
worth, leader who j. Wofking with the fpderal.
lists, opposing every important measure Of The ad.
miuis'raiiUr
"As the al ms Of the county requir most Of
he attention If The President and catinei al thu
particular period, tlcy have not the tmc TO hes
tow upon sui cts Of Ike matters, however jcsr-
able it mi hl be 10 do 50. before the tjuv inlep-
ded 10 be worked, hos H,ll-niph done ms task
"Much may be- said. 10 show Mr. Wentworth =
determined opposition 10 the administrator; hi.
vote on till for The duty on tea snd colIre: 10.
.awe on the question introduced by Preston King
Tor provision iur cXrenses attending the iniel-
course with Us and inreign nations, and others Of
like nature, sufficient to show his intentions TO
oppnse the administration.
''To fHoNAs RITCHi esq, Washington"
As to the relations between the
administration and the "Hon. John
Wentworth" our correspondent will
be able to understand what those
relations are when he sees John
Wentworth upon the floor of Con-
gress, uniting with the federal op-
position in opposing the measures of
the administration for the prescott
ton of the war.
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VOL. VINO. 81.


Pennsylvania on the south and Ma
ryland on the north. This line was
marked, and the timber cut out, six
ty feet wide, from east to west, the
whole bredth Of Maryland, and at
the time it was done, it was ct
ed that as a great public road, 1T
would be continued west Us settle
ments progressed. =
Any one DESTROYS Of md eGetailcd
information will find in Proud's his
tory Of Pennsylvania tie Memoirs
of the Historical Society of Penn
sylvania; and | Vevy's Reports,
425, Penn 4 Lord Baltimore.
Little did the actors in this matter
think that in after times the line es-
tahlished with so much trouble and
expense, would be ever connected
with subject calculated to shake a
great nation to its centre.
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Mason mud Dixou'- ii,c.

We hear the origin and purpose Of
this line frequently spoken of in con-
neXion with slavery, and as original,
| " connected with that subject,
Nothing can be farther from the fact
however. At the time this line was
established, slavery existed on the
north as well as the south side of it.
= brief account Of its origin will
be Of some interest at this time.
AS early as the year 1852 a dis
pute arose between William Penn
and Lord Baltimore respecting the
construction Of their respective
grants Of what now forms the states
of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Ma
ryland. Lord Baltimore claimed TO,
and including the 4Oth degree OF
north latitude; and VIM. Penn mild
ly, yet firmly resisted the claim.
This debateable land was one de-
gree, or 60 English miles on the
south Of Pennsylvania, and extend
ing west as far as the state itself
This matter was finally brought into
the Court of Chancery in England,
and after tedious delays Git has al
ways been SOY on the 18th day of
May, 1850, Lord Chancellor Hard
wick made decree, awarding costs
against Lord Baltimore, and direct.
ing that commissioners should be
appointed to mark the boundaries
between the parties. The commits
sioncrs so appointed met at New
castle, on the 18th day of November
1865, and not being able to agree,
separated. After farther litigation
and delay, the whole matter was set
tied by the mutual agreement be-
tween the surviving heirs of the O.
riginal litigants.
In the year l76l, Mr.. Charles
Mason, of the Royal observatory,
was sent to Pennsylvania with all
the necdful astronomical instruments
to measure a degree Of latitude.
That duty he performed, and n re-
port of his proceedings is to be found
in the Philosophical Transactions Of
the Royal Society Of London for the
year 17GS.
This Mr.. Mason and Jeremiah
Dixon were appointed to run the
line in dispute, which appears to
have been done in conformity with
the Lord Chancellor's decree. This
is the famous "NTason and Dixon's
Lines" and the boundary between
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I He FREE TRADER
Published WEEKLY ny
WNa. OSN a. co.

Second story, North end of ReddicEs
"er brick Jtoch, on lie pujHc square.
TERMS.
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Two DoLtARs aud FIFTY crN1s II paid within
sy months; snd rHmrg DoLLARs if delayed
until the end Of thu year
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion aud % cents for each subse'
quent insertion. A liberal discount allow 10
those who advertise by the year.
uTNp paper discontinued until all urrearagee
are paid, unless at the option Of the Editors.
recommendations To insure insertion. must
always be free If postage, and accompanied with
the authors name
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/ q .t Int se In
tLo pros;Iono, r.o,n tLo rrna St.,os
and tLns nal. roro s,re tho eIec'
finn orL;s ca~or;t. II t. Lnown hat
we have Soma free State Democrats
s.ill UnkjWeI
uIn ono rosnoct ,bis ot,acI, win
have inst the rrnosite eject fran
tbc one ir4enJad Itw;Ildo mo oood
Il will show TO INV constituents that
tLerc is M nowe, co nroot &C 70 moLe
me falter IN the ad2ocacv Of their
interests, or in redecmino The nleda-
es made Nv me before nv election.
But for the effect of such attacks in
New Hampshire, in Maine, in Vir-
ginia, in kentucky, in Tennessee,
and other States where elections are
pending, and where men voting witt,
me upon the subject of tea and cof-
fee are candidates for reelection, |
have fears, and so have the ablcst
democratic newspapers and states
men in this country. In what State
can the democrats carry the cleo
tons, if every man in the country
who favors free tea and free coffee.
JackSon'S doctrine ofimproving har-
bors and rivers, and keeping slavery
out of territory now free, is prohibit
ed from voting the democratic tick
ct? | protest against all such at
temptS to prescribe them.
"This attack, the day on which il
as published, repealed satisfacto-
rily to myself. Neither my speech
nor nv subsequent defence have
been copied into the Union, ofwhich
I take so many comics Still insist
ing that | am a Whic. the editor OF
the Union oives notice that he las
dropped me- and turns me over TO
nv constituents a tribunal before
Which proudly appear. and to whom
I never appealed in vain
"Let those who read Mr.. Ritchie's
calumnies upon me remember that
he has uttered worse ones against
Gen. jackson, for which the Old He
no never forgave him. and scorned.
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| the administration for the prose cu-
ton Of the war.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION,
SATURDAY, Feb. 4.
Mr.. Uen'worM said that in con-
sequence of not being permitted tc
proceed in his speech Git being pri-
vate bill day he would send his re-
marks, intended TO be spoken, to
the press for publication. These
remarks are as follows:
"For making speech in defence
of my course upon three questions,
viz: Improvement of harbors and
rivers, tax upon tea and coffee,
and the exclusion of slavery from
Territory where none now exists,
was grossly assaulted by the editor
of the "Uaion." This was an at
tack not only upon me, but upon the
people whom now represent.
g" had voted for harbor and river
bills repeatedly before my last trium-
plant reelection, as had some OF
the most distinguished gentlemen in
the Democratic party. Among them
e. D'. ~ ~" q -. ,'ou, " St ."elt N.Y.
Stanton.) In addition to the arpro-
val Of my immediate constituents, |
se"t -" ~ =. 's'r c '''o iG'IoT'ne re-
. ."' "a, ~ " u. ''""' ''0'' '''' Nes'Si"-
w. % ',''''U''
B.. Tb', 't s ""a n' ~, I"He oonsurI,re
Uoned states he INSTRUCTED. and onr Rcrrc.cr,.
auyee be requested to use their best eS'riions to
nv G, '"g .'o, S''" 'Df a,>SI &C. o, y
improvement of the M.s.i,.iIri liver and the
LAKE ll2 55 g., ~,
forward eoriGeI eopv Of hi. rs.oIu,in" ,c on ,%
Senators and each II our Representative. in
Co'ErS gS..... ,,, " y EVIL CLOUD
.. .JosErHB B. B. Vets.
Slcafe, oCthc S.aoic.
al had always been for free tea
and free coffee and whenever |
spoke upon the Tariff question so
told my constituents. and they sus-
tanned me. And upon my resolution
7 was sustained by majority Of the
Democratic party of this HonSe. At
the last session the democratic chair
man of the democratic committee Of
W., - III
"9 S"H 4'i0''"s iloNeo 20 St'lhe
out the tea and coffee tax, and the
House of Ronresenfa-
tives concurred with hlm. That
Committee of Ways and means. still
democratic, refuses to report the Tea
and coffee tax. Of the five members
upon that committee, three of them
voted for NV resolution.
"TaIk as Won nlease ahnut letters
here from persons of nv district.
hopinc to whine themselves into Of
fee by misrenrcserting nuhl;c son.
timent there. | must be pprn;ttcd 70
saw that | have letters an immense
quantity Of them too from mon If all
classes, from laborers. farmers me.
chanics. &C.. the bone and sincw Of.
the Democracy susta;n;n, mo
Here is the wav tbev tall. I will
read but one:
"q cam clo.c This nat, ,i,,,,, h.,,;,r
testimony Ia the golden opinions Won have won
Tor Yourself from all pa''les here in the noble
and co u acto ,'"" h III relation To- ,ng GoGo,
resolution. The poor will bless YOU for it,"
"Sir. | can show ,hc names n NIX
letters. shelter myself behind no
anonymous correspondence.
"The Wiimot proviso also rcceiv-
ed my support before nv last cleo |
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-05
DR. HORACE II. BASCNRD.

Having located at VcrniI'nnyillc, oGtrs bis
Professional services to The public, and feels o
conlid' nee (from his long practice IN Miahiean
and llhnols) in being able to re nder satisfactory
services TO those who may favor him VITA a call
July 10, 1910
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Ottawa Female Seminary.
MISS ROBERTSON. Prinrinnl,

V>HE second quarter Of the present Term o.
- TINS school, will commence OF Wednesday
ne ON OF January. 1917 in the pleasant and
20 mlortable room in the upper part Of the old
Court House. o63
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II. w. HOPKINS. NJ. d.

Physician and Surgeon, ONaCa, MS.
ohers bis Profssslgna services Ia the citizens
OF Ottawa and sidln'y Office over George T..
Walkers storesFwhcrc he may he found Il. all
times except when absent 90 professional bu.i-
ness August q SIG.
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OHcrs his Professional services to The citizen,
Of Ottawa md vicinity. Office or la Sale II
OF the room occupied hy The late DR.. liurlhu,.
Ottawa, Juho II lsl5 4I6n
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JABEI FITCH,
Juslicr of the Peace, Oitnco, Illinois.
Office ON Frnni street
SETH G.. f. A RI.

Pa'ntea and Glazior, OHa,ca, ms
Carriages, Signs, Houses, &c, PAINTED 10 order.
aud on reasonable terms. Shop on Columbus
street, near DR.. Schermerhorn's
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O. ID DA Y
A. II. ROWLAND,
PLY sician aud Snrreon

TNysIclan aud Surgeon.
Residence on tie hill few doors west Of the
Fox River House. Office, the same as hereto.
lore occupied by Rowland & Pearson, in Red
dicks Block
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On. P. SCHERMERHORN,

Oilers his Professional services 10 the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office on Columbus 81,
between Canal ard Clinton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-05
Black SifsiiEling,

e~.,7N fEVHE subscrbcrta axes his metl
G4lc.,tf n cd of returning thanks for
III " 'he public patronage heretofore OK =
RZ<N tended to him, and wishes to in.
tsr.xlND form MS friends and public gene
rally, that he has turned his whole
attention to the monuiocturinfof wagons and
buggies, in all its branches; he has secuted him.
sell the best of workmcn, both in wood and iron.
aud his stock of lumber and iron cannot be sur'
passed by any in this vicinity.
Wagons made TO order and warranted cbcon.
or than any other establishment west fChicoco
Please call and examine before PURCHASING. 2
lumber Wagons ready finished. on hand. and
can iinish anysind to order in few DAYS notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
ottawa, July 10, 1916 u, BARNARD
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&. l.. THOMPSON.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye. S,uii's,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c.
Canal street. door east Of the Mansion House.
OH1tun, M,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER II

Cleared.
ships-Duxbnry. Woodbury., yr, sumatra, w Sale Jr;
Plato BesIse New Orleans B Gaiger Radius, Dillingham;
Bmks-Achiiies (Norw) Bic, Hamburg, w weisser; NAL
lory, Bsbbidge. Madeira. Genre Co.
Brigs-Urenoco SVenz) Reese Bolivar Maitland Phelps
Coz Heuy, tDa.) Noyes, Port au Prince o. Ferris Co
Fla; Lady Whedbe., K,ette, Edenton, Nc; Magnet Wog
lem Petersburg, Hunter X Co
Arrived.
Packet ship Independence Bradish Portsmouth, Aug a.
(le Cape CT. T. Aug 29) 10 Grinne Mintum Co Sept g.
lat 474 Ion Is s. passed ship Robe Burton bonnd Sept
G. lat Is SO Ion g. Sc, ded BY British bark Bombay
Packet SO days ou Bornes for Liverpool Sept 49, on the
Grand Banks spoke schr Eliza Ann Of Ma behead. IL 900
f,h.
Tuskar 29h, with mdse, 70 0rinnel Mntum Co. 1.-THE
W. anchored The w Spit Saturday night O'Clock
Sept 49, in Ion So which time leaving Tuska
had not aksn her ROYALS but her stud sails and
gna with pscke ship Patrick Henry, hence to Liverpool
Br ship Trnubtdour, Blow toeore repored Liverpool 81
days with mdse to Reyburn, and 2ot passengers to
BTmes Il Co.
Bremen ship Emgrsnt ANDERSEN, Bremen Aug 49, with
Swedish brig Bull Janhen. Gettenhug i3 DAYS. with 400
tons won, o. HnbaIeht Co.
Brig United States utehn,on days from Machias with
lumber
schr Hannah Jane, Perkins, Calais, with lumber
sehr kada, Rich, Cherry field, with lumber, Smith
sehr Van Buren,. Cay Cherryheld, with lumber.
Below.
Ship Ontario, of Wiscassett, from Hare
Sailed.
From sW sptIPscket ship New York, Hsyre; bark Re.
public, Africa; ships Sweden California; Ohio Vera Cruz
Mssi,nrp Baltimore; baks Loretta 0porto; Eagle Gas-
sowi brig Gen Wilson, Apalschicola
Brig Two Sisters, Mobile for Boston, lies a, anchor at