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Taxes for 1917.

tdAcS LOT 1910
yEIiE tax llsl inr 1917 is now III my hands f)r
4 collection. shal. lie m the country on al
DAY. e etth week EXCEPT Saturday, on ohich
div ! can he found II Gy Office, prepared TO re-
rciye taxes from those WHO may wish 10 pay in
town. Cost, will Ice Bddrd 10 oil tracts of llnds
and town It's that remain unpaid aier the first
u Jnulry lsi7, a. let Of delinquent aud-
aud town l,'s vii have to he handed 10 the prin.
Ter for publication. II. HURLBUI,
Ottawa, Sep, q, lsi. Collector.
Daiis Wantcd.--l 500 Rail, vance,
y delivered in South Ottawa. for which cssa
vii be paid BY WALKER & HlCkLING.
Ottawa, Aug. 81 1917.
TE'EAs: TEAS,
4 The following Teas arc fresh and go5d,
aud We shall sell them al the loN,si prices:
90 hf chests Young Nv son. from IS to SIS
3 Gunpowdsr.
9 Imperial.
2 4" Powchong, in ID papers.
WALKER s. illCKLlNG.
Sep, "a 1871
Scotch Rigging. Bed Ticking.
y On hand AID ior sale low,
II pieces Dundee Bagging,
do Osnaburghs & Burlaps.
25 DO Tiching-, 81 to Ga, from
M TO 81 cts. per yard,
WALKER IlICKLING.
ser,2i. 1917.
&sT3sye Fish rish!!
1000 lbs. dry Cod Fish, good article,
bbls. No. . Halifax Mackrsl.
/" do DO
10 White Fish,
Ju,l tecei,ej and Cor sale by
WALKER & IllCKLlNG.
sep,2i. iS4z
Ready Made Clothing.
4 WAITS Pants, Vests, Dawes, shirt Bo.
~ SONS aud Collars, n good assortment, NJ
low prices. Cr.nM,x a. Gn,pLrr.
Oct. !, lsi7.
| DIAPER lIANGINGS-.
J. 30o Rolls Wall Pepper, and $50 do. Curtain
fnref, at oct. !. CrsnNAS q GaIDL.rs
- WANETD!
! bORk, Wheat. Flour, Beans, Flax Seed.
J. Bees Wax, Hides, &c.,b
Oct l,ls'7, CrmN,s & GRlnLrr.
INPEOCA..A fine article for puddings,
i Of CUSMAN Il GRIDLEY'S.
Dc, s, lsa7
! -"
] SALT..lO0 Barrels, for .alc hy
- Oct. !, lsa7. cusnM,S & Gnintkr.
Edgings aud Inscrlimgs.
I(0nn fDS. Lisle Ejgings & Inserting
lSOS 90 yards thread do
/ 400 Yards linen SNi.. ,o,l.J :. H A,
$50 black silk H do 20
Fer sale by T.B,s.y,rr.
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Single Meal 25 cen,
Trsusont Boarder. per day as do
Horse, perdAy 81 do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for share Of their patronage.
John ONIENY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-12-10

/ NPrcscutn- thlsW,li established aud powerful
I samINc Medicine Co the people oD llhu,l,
aud The cilI1'n-g'nrrh,h Of the sluth-wcstem
Hiui's, The Proprietor iccis perfect couilcncr
'hal 1t VII act as successfully IN the districts
where a !, tow Produced. rs IN the Arur and
t,v,r visited rrglors Of INDIAN Iluruls. and
OHIO, Michigan, aud western rcuusl wanna and
New York. In the States above mentioned. III.
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.INPEOCA--A fine article fnr buildings
at CUSMAN d GRIDLEY'S.
Oct 8, lsi7
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j, Wa t:!.. a. NJ NJ = :. g = &. GO.

Az '' rrei'rd nAir old auWlr and Iuware Manufacturing
hshmen THREE III NDRED AND STOVES consisting the
. ihr'td Yankee N"Uou. Hathaway, Coor
"r'e sizes splendid itn Of Air Fight PAor wood
fancy open Pn Stoves wn Cas- Fire Fronts
with al! 'izos plain and hwcd st,t
We ARE
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pORk, Wheat, Flour, Beans. Flax Seed
J. Bees Wax, Hides, &C., by
Oct l,lsi7. Crmu,S & GpintrY.
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Sept IL lsi6
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DRUGS d MEDICINE,

'TsN!lE Subscriber has ju., re-.
4 ceiSed at bis store ono door
North 1T the Mansion House,
(fom New Y.rA and 81. Lgui,. )
a large and fresh supply o, the
above named articles, together
with most evcry variety of ani.
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Reed efs Ssis 4 Sss
I n sS: E w.. Y %:h sii s'ss s
sssy si't ~ &.
Ss. Sis M ssps h%as Ho%ss
lilo .a:c Ssa T
Se gaaisss tsd WYNN b B,.1 s%
sT AsI Z, do rs
Ne sEaa and kicR% S thomson owa aS'
Ms a. fI ses sm Y So
Queen Hsu brig TeG SD on n s, n asSa
ma Il the oias ship {, masres Jones. LysIeO Arr
s a'S'i tss; IS 's,;Si1 ss S $.i
'as aqs Have ss .sS: s
e. Bsh By Stae. Clarke, Newark for Boston Sid 'e'
EAST M.cniAs. Nov lt-sld. brig North America Brad
IL so sss ss
fnAsxIrs La Nov s-Arr brig volusa, Etchberger. New
Ye OK .,h,. n,,,., Tar, and L.,;op.
tom New SSs dsn ws Hsws
YS TN su1y e Ses s1
mira Rondout for do; 18Th. Perseverance Hicks New York.
MosIlE NSv s1Arr ship. Calcutta. wo;d.ds ror 4.
SsS pet . " an Hy
zsr NYck St Marys Mlkcn. de-; Medon Knight Boston;
St anu
New BEproaD Nov ls-An ,chr Ellen Rodm,n. o.eood,
NYork; soap Helen Husey. de- Sid ships Dartmouth, and
NsxsoaI Ny lvAn sch; Rshsess Asiss Baker s
for r9d M are Bsss G d o s
Errekson Weco Fall River for do; Cyrus Vars arring
Nsw LONDON, Nov i7-Arr brig Judson, RUSSELL for New
Haven.
syaasy for Boston, with Ractwe. ceu. sompsny pa
Coz ha!boI &C.; sch,s Cory. Brown. Philadelphia Sailed
S:.i ELLEN p. ssSn ;ss
| Brown
poo fahenon Weod9ur. do; Constantine. sampson do;
Msy dsss Albssl
%sh YSI T.!% ca Ss, GSy
i tsnt. sdi.sa r. GssS
Young Kendall filshs%: Yea crsz; :e65s
S1sSs: S1sse. ~ %,.w' psdssi ssa'Issss1:
Scranton Wood Do SsrIaao Fana.r:, Ta%picS; 9ntws
Hss;s ysa!es sss Trieste sf Lou Bsr.;oy
fS se ys c1ss
dSn s c aua asaa
Phia -Four ship aud other vessels unknown
s arr shg; Mertasu B0 Haml,oO .ixsrpSol' yMsm ,
VIZ Cruz: ohig cs,f %; R%.:i R.aio$a, Ps;%;
1:fsH
% a Ss ssa s" se Stree
Hsgss :h L9s s
Russell Liverpool: banks Yluro, (Sp( Psaca Barcelona;
Nashua Skeats philadelphia brig Ade McCarty thaes'
PoRTLArD, Nov leAI brig Roamer, Porter St Marys Ga
CID ship Rowland Norcros, Orleans; brig ntaSawyer
Porto Rico.
PohrsMourH Nov s-sld bark Martha. ADAM. Mobile.
Marcy, Crosse Phad Princess, Tuth NYoIk. Sid brig
Helen lBr Hearn do; :chr Louisa seeyes Cavileer Phsd
Bos,on Gszele, Smith. Newark; Wp Mowry, Bonnet:
mer do Edward Frost, Edwards, Fsl! River. ,,,-
SAVANNAH Nov l2-Arr ship New Zealand Brl Wilson
Peterson PrSydenee MszsRpa CoI.o1 I9
brig Maria Iograham, Havana; th brgs Alpine Treat MAJ
Unique; Su'an Abigail BeaIdslsy Wsrsham EnGhaness
Powell NYoIk Pearl MooTs Ss .I S% 18TH
WE'LL Philadelphia schs Lucy Ann, Spear New Orleans; Luz
culus Lufkia Port Prince; Elouise Robinson. NYork.
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Cleared.
MSss MsT estt
Bs-fss ssS
H :;y .H vs
@ d az b 1syys Isabella
'9 siocS%j f Fierce. F'ss Ss Ne" Haven
Arrived.
to Danam Dnon Lat ss 30. Ion IS spoke bark Venom
hence for savannah
sG sslis% Rss fssssurs
snss Bo.on absns Jsusiio Ssf
rS% GSw for Ss
ard for New York severe gales passage.
sSou monkey
house. galley blew away msntopsa when close esed main
Bark Harvard. loi BATH Harvard Bremen. "A days. in bal
Brsh bark jane os::ia Heck Liverpool Oct q with
Bark lf PhiIsdephs J;rmsn TsIt; .sTS
ssy sa co. with
to NssSi SS Gates Mystic ca days. in ballast
S..s p1. days. ballast
n sa:. @ day.; ,: with
Hs - aa
sS;ss bs s S1saa w. Ion
Brit. brig Sarah Chishoiom. Sydney NF days. with
10 Ss XII, s May' E 81.
Wakua for Kingston, Jam; Amazon, Moore for
Trinidad. Port Spain.
Brig Clinton andrews Savannah days stuges Clear.
u Co. .
Brig g L Walton. Young, Georgetown sc, days. with
$4,000 feet timber tn Badger 4 Peek.
Brig Mont'ose. Winchenback Machias days, with lum-
Der to Badger & Peck.
Brig Duncan Gchrs, Thomsston, days, in ballast.
Schr Edward Wood, st Martins Oct oath, and St Bahoo-
Oct 30h with $500 bushels salt To Dund ith pst
lat % Ion &C spoke bark Saco from 81 Rarts 18th inst lat
"a 49, ion 10 So spoke schr MITCHELL from Baltimore for
Thomas; ls!h Ia! Ion 70 a. spoke schr John Dodge
British schr Bern Perry Angua 10 days with 1870 bush
els salt Braine 18th lat 80 &c. lon VI So spoke brig
Loretta from Philadelphia
Schr Aun d. Mott. Norfolk to NJ Bedeii.
Schr Sally Miller, Lee Plymouth. 4 days.
Below
briggs unknown
Sailed.
Steamship Washington Southampton ships Comslis, St
CroY; Constellation Apalachcola bsks Vernon, Savannah
Potomac, RIO Janeiro Pilgrim, Mobile.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
SfOck Markefa.

BALIIMosE, Nov. I1-Stoek Bcard-si.ooo Treasury S.
iooA; 1850 Treasury SIS zoos Uaed States SIS, 1857
eC,ss at ios %xed I'as bid Treasury no,ss ga eossd
asked, sH bid City sir per cents Of 1890 closed 9s
asked 99x BID. Baltimore and Ohio Railway shares AK
asked, for the opening, ii bid.
PaL.pELrEiA Noy First Board-75oo Y. 8. Loan Is,
lei; 100 Hesdius R,road )rtgage Bonds 63 900 Lehgh
Coal Scrip f1 100 do 8x 1000 Heading hsloa bonds 70
100 State 50, 7sk IS Y. Bank, 3 .afer saes-ij U. s.
Bank. "a 500 Readng Railroad Mortgage Bends 65; 2JC0
sia,e s. 7 900 u Ire sury Notes, s.. iooH; 1000 LIE
Copper H. Second Board lilo uirard Bank, 1914 .dfter
Sates-3 Grad Baas. 0%; 1900 u. Loan S. IS, iOo}s
1919 state 3s,7zaS
B9sros Noy. i7.Erehange Bsard-ic shs Western Rail
r)d l0oA: do ll0 50 rtiaud and Pc tsmouh Rail
road iO Fall River Railroad, 8s; do $50; 50 He,dng
Railroad asa Vermont and Massachusetts, road ISL II
Boston and Worcester Railroad l7 - Norwich and Wor-
ceer Railroad 3s Is do, se 100 East Boston Company
II; $50 do 74 so 40 M 90 do TX; 200 do rys; SIS do
49, 5000 Reading RAILROAD Bonds 1910, TO-
Railroad Is paid s9A perish; Boston and Providence de-
Old Colony do s96 per sh Is Fitchbu do per ct adv
53 Nashua and Lowe do f 81 per adv IL boston and
Maine DO new, 10 l2s per Ct adv; 20 Wnn Co si
~ MsIes;.t. Do es' sn.moad do ssIpeI .h state 40.
5000 Bouoi City3 per CT payable 1855 o3k oJ per
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FRIDAY. Nov o.
Am xx,rxH uOngt

FrioAY. Nov
AMERICAN HOTEL
Ley f,s ms Ai1 ss.ss II; "a NJ
Stewart Chicago. -''' 'A''' '"''''
Aston HOUSE
Sergeant Boston; W bcswotb, New Orleans; Dr. Moss.
Ai;asy ss6sIsI hiss'FS;P B E:,
R.sss II Hss
S.ss 1s sea1d fdSss Mrs Haass s:yy MI
and Mrs. NJ. cA bids sss ors Mr. Ward
9s. hSS E xsssy
CLINTON HOTEL
s% ssy Day oSa aws
sss .si. e1ss % A M Bss
LADY, Sag Harbor J Parker Virginia. y '"AaAa
Vile, Pa Mr. and Mrs Doren, Penn.yvsnis
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
HsaS i.''n smith asa Ba
sSsS%H Ms shDm mS Alsssy bMss s
M Rdss b.n adams saI
FkANxLIN HOUSE.
sn srs ,M MY G;%swss Rfss S1 reS
Albany Mis- c sSn ao gf M
ADAM; Psna.slysn.; Mile. Vermont; W1i I1iasa.
HOWARD HOTEL.
c1etf s,ls~; s;y%eS
bSaaa, s1sss.' Ss:!s%: s,sxs AZ S;.yc,.
pha; ao~eil, + Beliinshsm. Hersimer Co; Smith,
sa esy i"s M aS
3 shean Orleans; BsrsnEsI, Miss MenI. Miss Blake
NORTHERN HOTEL.
JG'f su ss Ssx.p T.. Hga md s fs
Jsc'sy coIs Hartford IRWIN III HsysmtIaw rsss
asfS: Sy sss1s'i
f E s% New t1s u Assay wHA'y o
JUpSoN's HOTEL.
Er ThsH s.rRs Sss ts ssss T MD M;
Ss ast fysn s A%
LRoi,S1
LovEJoY'S HOTEL.
Kns Sms1T:; u S.s S.saS caS,
sr TyS sss Morn Pef
Fort Plain olive. Edwards. Bos.oa; Oliver cSsaney Con-:
SS.ss: vi!
H E!I;s
R:$ss!
y Xss % Ssis; o%sss 5
$,sss, SaG.is: N Green ss,s:ass'sly Wsl$s..
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
-Ceptan NIlcher, n 7 MI Waldron MAS; j werner N
VI Skoat Mrs King, Salem, Mas; Cambrous, Mass;
w Cook, do; w fost, do
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
Bllirgs, VT; D Williams. Canton; G A Bennett, Sy
Smith Wndham; Hobart, Tenn Yam; w Batch,
Saratoga; c BEdloy and lady. Mass; c SiAmauld. do.
RATHBUN'S HOTEL.
W Williams Troy; X Johnson, New York; h Hotch-
kiss Fail River; HaYey, dol Kenegsu: do; Evans.
Circinnati; Hutchens. Boston; w II khdrck do Neil,
Troy; w D Mann, do; II Hammond, Ah9y W Bengnan,
New York; Chambern, Yale olege; MT and Mrs Sher-
man, Beck man; w and Mrs Humphrey, do; u Williams,
Union Vale; L Doughty
TAMMANY HALL.
Mr. hampton. New Rochelle J Clayton. New Jersey; M
Flagg, Connecticut; Danvers, PhiadeIphia; Whar
do; West, West. Rhode Island; w Hale Con-
nectiegt; Hale MiddletoYn; RS johnson New Hs;
Peck. Whitney, Carter, Warren Lanyenhem Phila:
Ma%nnx NW4 s Pek HmSoy Money TroS;
Tiffaell, Washington ID G.
WESTERN HOTEL
CT Taylor Peekskl;J Langsdorf Philadelphia Pros
ton Hartford Martini Woodbury.; X Lee aud lady, PHI
adelphia; H ] Bockes. Washington co; Hart, do; J
Downing Philadelphia T Douglass. Vermont; w Sawyer
do; Porter, Kutlsnd keid Washington CO; Richard
Ptterd Y; w Rie harrison, do; Horton and lady
Canton; Areutt Hartford Benjamin freeman, Atile'
LACE; NJ Mclean, Miss Mclean, Battonville Rrbey.
New Lebanon; Mansfield, Copnec ticut; Lennon and
lady Boston; Z Tllinghast, khode l.land Il Human,
Havana; MIS- Stone, Troy Pirshsl Ouego; q Palmer,
East Ch,tham g Matherson, Rhode Island; Mrs Stone,
Washington co; Spencer and lady. Harford Avery,
Philadelphia.
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he vas still DESTROYS that they should have every oppor
q ": q ss
every one Of the commssiooers except Mr LOOMS
engaged in full practice Of his profession In fact It
Impossible for them to violate their obligations to
their clients by instantly giving up their practcs they
must gradually Withdraw from their profession they
could not DO IL moments notice He hoped the rsso-
Mr. BARLOW said he would not consent to appropriate
NOT to his duties thsss msn should d be
called to account and II they neglecting their
duties, they should be disgraced He would sustain
resolution to call any officer of the government to
count even II he was an attorney These to
be allowed to go for anylsngth OF time at $4,000
quired toa themselves strictly to this duty He
not In favor Of making this Office sinecure by pay
ing salaries the treasury Of the state and
then allowing them to practice their Professions
Mr. HARD objected to tbs passage Of the resolution he
believed it beneath the dignity Of the Senate to
Mr.. LESTER confessed he surprised to hear one
word o objection to these resolutions II simply
integrity Of the Commissioners The next Legislature
they ind that very large portion Of the ms OF these
Commissioners s employed in prosecuting their profess
will devote their whole time to the duties with
the commission. This was simply An inquiry, and when
reply WAS reosived the Senate would be enabled to
judge whether 1t expedent to reduce the salaries Of
these officers, or to remove them.
Mr. HARD expressed himself as deeidedly opposed to
the passage Of the resolutions.
Mr. Folsom said he had understood that it had been
left entirely to the honor Of these commissioners when
49, ~ es~sS w s"'
now ucn Time they mad actually employed In this ser
vice, aac now mucn tney were entitled TO receive ~,
seemea 20 MN tnst the enquiry came with very Ill
grace from the senete THESE gentlemen were draw
iu SALARY, ana were at the same time negeoung
their dutes they were liable to impeachment Hswouio
pei Isvor oieuon course but to call upon them Tor
petty account OF tns number OF hours per dsy whoh
they had devoted to the duties of their commission was
10 ms !uagmene sltogetner oejectonaole Ihese COM
with Of our State judges and they entitled to
ss mucn csrsy ana CONSIDERATION as the Judgss tnem
Selves ,ne senator VINO offered the resoiutons wouIa
snow tnat ,ness commsssnsr: mad SommNea Any a E
nn snem 70 70 trs but
wouio sustain any proPostion TO oring 'nem W ~ "u
he could not support these rssolusions .o,,,,on.
Mr., Van ocHooNHo'EN aovocs :. s0 IA ~ rinht
Mr ?. assumed tnat t, .ne 90 eo IN st;c - thar mo-
20 dsvo.o ~ ILL., d;d 40 tha s.s bound 70 maka
90 th,r ~ 60 400 T.; rronort;on
t th 'm, th bod smniowaS y ~ nro,os.ional bus;
49, 80 IL s;sbsd ,h.sa oommss;o~rr ~ modsr.t.D L
thst tho ,eo;sistnrs have an eua nnon thsr" w
NJ II nn .ad ~. w,sra 30 a..
era To orminats themsslvss 40 That 70 might take fr
thar action hv rsmo1;ma tbsm nr othsrws.s Wbo ~.
asked had aver heard ~ smcS Urocssdsus II s s
Altogether unnarased he had r.n for the Of
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The Flour Markets.

DETROIT, Nov II, Is47 The attendance on chanse
yesterday was rather small and but little disposition
eviuced to operate One sale OF 105 bbls Ann Arbor
extra was made for 81 store Other offers of the
same price made for the same brand but holders
did not come forward
Rocgr,rsp Nov 49, Is47.--whest continues az 81 10
In the streets under very light supply One lot Of
900 bushels Gones,e sold ~ ie Trsfht 10 Irregular
heats rspgss non % 20 % ets
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ALBANY, NOV. IL, lSH
The adjournment of the Legislature aud the Whig Ma.
joriiy Condition of the Banks of his!State-Th
Commissioners of the Code and the Commissionsrs
upon Practice and Pleadings, &c.
Some business of considerable public interest was
transacted in the Senate this morning the session II
now about drawing to a close, and but few days will
ella ,se before tho final adjournment expected that in
the present position Of the country, with regard
Mexico and to the internal dscords which have grown
out Of our relations with that Republic sort o.
alusion to those intensely important subjects would
have been made by the other by both house,
the Legislature have expected that the Legislature
would anticipate the action Of tho wings of the next
Congress- and that with view to their
the whg legislators of the Leading State Of the Union
would favor with declaration of sentiments but
nothing Of the kind has occurrcd the silence pro-
found, and there is not apparently whg in either of
reoted the wings of the next Congress pretend to
predict what Is the policy of the wing party in regard
be OF the
them by Henry Clay, must confess that the wings seem
to b. getting a little bewdered.
The late quarterly report Of the banks purrorting to
be correct statement of their condition the morning
of the LIST Of November instant has excited
surprise in the minds OF business men There ia some
little apprehension that Of the banks are rotten
The report shows that since the first of August when
the last report made there has been sarge
COrre6pOnQtDQ
increase In the circulation Of the banks It IL appre
hended that the revuson in Great Britain will ex.
tend to America, and that pretty soon a ter
rible crash will OCCUR this side Of the water
Mr. Tslcott has, conformsby to the petition OF
number OF eminent merchants and bankers in
New York, introduced a bill into the Senate entitled
act to amend act entitled act to abolish the
office Of Bank Commissioner, and for other purposes
passed April 49, 1919 The existing law, well known
requires the several banks in this State to make
tery Of their condition ut the end Of
ter, day known before hand by all the banks very
general complaint has been made by business men that
the days making these approach
are In the naoit OF contracting their accommodations,
and otherwise shaping their business to enable
to make return which VIII appear well on paper, and
which will present them TO the Comptroller as 10
fectly sound con lt,on Inc Dill reported BY Mr. Tai
colt provides that AZ Inc ena OF every three months the
Comptroher oeors,arJ Oh otate anu treasurer, shall
designate day In the AFTER then ended and that the
report OK the BANK sn state wnss was their condition
on that aay usy aessnaseo may OF course, be at
the end OF the quarter or at any intermediate time
The Dali also empowers the comptroller to send COM
pstent person 70 INTO tne Affairs Of any bank
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APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT Bennett w.
Enge receiver Of public moneys for the district Of lands
subject to sale at Charlottesville Ia vice Philip H. Enge
deceased.
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BURBBAYGE,S INFORMANT CIRCULAR TO
Blu mess aen. Clerks, Saesmen Mechanics &c, seek.
employment.
~ For trnid letters with s.. can give you nstruc-
tous by which work city
to. = The same TO be @ soasl and private
u-ros,paid letters with ST. soliciting information any
Address l. 3. BURBBAYGE. General Agent (Rfoprietor
Of the Old Ten Years Established Intelligence Office and
General Agency Depot, St. Louis, Missouri.
ni7 3tD& tW*rc
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The PRESIDENT has recognized Wilhelm Prehn
Consul OF Mecklenburg Scswern for the port Of New
Orleans.
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JuneE ADyocAIE.-Gsn. Kssrny, was that on the 10th
or 18th January?
GrS. X, docking ct copy Of the letter. is the
18th.
Jypar ADvocArE.-Is that correct, sir
GES k-rhst Ia correct. sir
JuDoE ADVOCATE to President Brooke-lt Is the letter
OF which We are speaking, sir.
GsN KEARSy.-I have stated that that order was ON
the 18th; such my opinion But ma IL was datsd
the 10th.
MAJOR GRAitM asked the reading Of the letter Some
followed at length the letter. after the
court cleared, aud discussion Win closed doors
WAS had upon 1t, was read rs iohows'-
HEAD QUARTERS, CIupAD DE Los ANGELES,
January Id, l857
Sir In answer to your note, received this afternoon
need saw but little more than that which communal.
Gated to you Ia q conversation AZ San Diego-thAt CALI
ornia conquered, and civil government put into
opsrstion that copy Of the laws made by
me for the of the territory and the
of the officers to them faithfully executed
transmitted the President Of the United Stat before
your arrival In the territory.
will only add, that cannot do any thing, desist
from doing any thing, alter any thing your de-
demand which Will submit to the President and ask for
your recall In the meantime you will consider yourself
suspended from the command Of the United States forces
In this place. Faithfully,
Your obd't. servant,
(Signed,) r. F. STOCKTON,
Commandern- Chief.
To Brevst Brig Gen S. w. KEARsY.
@ When you gave the order to Lieut.. Col Fremont
Of the 10TH and you received his reply Of the l7th
he not under orders Of Com Stockton executor Of
the supreme authority and having the means and deter
mination to enforce It?
A. think not. | gave my order to Lieut.. Col Ere
mont-or rather my order to Lieut.. Col Fremont was
written before receiving the letter Of Com stockton Of
the 10th Of January. i wieh to explain to the court
that though remember about the time the letter
Emory believe delivered 1t and he Is here in the city
Adjourned
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