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SANBORNISM.

The Sanborn rascality attains new features
of shameless rapacity with every additional
fact that is developed in that connection. The
Secretary of the Treasury made contract
with Sanborn, by which he was to hunt W
such government claims for taxes as the prop
cr officers had been unable to collect and
agreed to give him 80 per cent, or onc-hali
OF all such taxes he should be able to squeeze
out of the delinqucnts. Sanborn, to hunt out
and pursue his game, had free access not only
to all the books IN the custom houses and in.
ternal revenue assessors and collectors offices,
but power was given him to place spies in the
contingencies of importing merchants, and
to seize their books. In this way he trumped
up charges against Phelps, Dodge & Co., and
other importers and these gentlemen, rather
than stand a lawsuit with the government,
submitted to be ileeced of over 100000, al.
though it now appears, after an investigation
of the facts, that they did not justly owe the
government dollar, and while Sanborn
pockets half of this monstrous steal, the gov
eminent will probably be compelled to refund
the money to Phelps, Dodge IL Co. But this
is not the worst OF it. 1t now appears that
of the $427, 900 Sanborn claims to have col
never collected by him at all, but by the regu.
lar officers OF the government in the regular
way Sanborn having free access to all the
books of all the internal revenue collectors in
the country, as before stated, would find the
name of a delinquent, and inform the govern
ment officials of the lact-a fact it was their
duty to know anyhow, and which, in most
cases, they did know. Then they would notify
the delinquent and proceed to collect the
amount, and pay one-half of it to Sanborn!
Take the case of the ST. Paul and Pacific
Railroad. Sanborn found that the company
owed the government $S203, and was getting
ready to move against the company. Before
his proceedings were commenced, however,
he company sent check for the money to
Secretary Richardson, and the same day, be-
ore Sanborn's claim was filed, Richardson
deposited the check and ordered half of it to
)e paid to Sanborn! Numerous other sums,
hus voluntarily paid INTO the treasury, were
divided with Sanborn, because they happened
o be on his list Of delinquents, though he
lever spent five minutes in an effort to collect
hem! One Coughlan testified before the
Ways and means committee on Wednesday |
hat he had offered to collect all the taxes
Tue for fifteen per cent, but Secretary Rich
rdson refused to give him the contract, but
awarded it to Sanborn at fifty
err cent. Richardson thus donated to San
orn thlrty-flye per cent. without any equlva-
ent whatever. This same witness subse
uentiy took a sub-contract under Sanborn
nd collected large amountsof delinquent
lXes for twelve and a half per cent, and
fought himself well paid for his trouble.
Sanborn is another one of the peculiar
cts of Grant, Butler and Richardson, and so,
lstead of being sent to the penitentiary for
is shameless IobbCrios, will probably be con. l
nued in his place in spite of these damning {
iposurcs. {
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

The revised law on the subject ol town
snip organization wcs.passed on the 4,h inst
ana as ithas the emergency" clause weat
INTO eiiec, torthwih. 1t makes very little
change intLe law as 1t formerly stood. so fa,
rs We can see, eXcep. that the powers of the
town meeting are somewhat enlarged. and
the number Of supervisors to Ike elected is
slightly increased. Thus the law provides
that IN every town having four thousand in.
haDitanis there shall be elected 0n additional
'upcrYl'orala be styled assistant Supervisor
IN towns having sn thousand five hundred
inhabitants there shall be elected two assist.
ant supervisors and 50, for every additional
twenty-five hundred Inhabitants there shall be
eIected one additional supervisor: the popnla.
ton Df towns 10 be ascertained by the federal
81 state ccensUs preceding the election"
THIS gives ottawa three supervisors, count
ing by the last federal census, although in
reality, She is entitled to four, having un.
questiplably over 8, OCO inhabitants, though i,y
the census in 1870 she. fell short of 1900.
The election occurs one week from mex,
tuesday, and as some II the offices TO be filled
are more important tbal desirable to hold
We sugges that il is tine to begin TO look
around for candidates
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dealers, Of interest to the farmers, and hence
does not, nor can not sell cheaper Third,
that in dealing with the purchasing agent
you are compelled to buy whatever goods he
may have let them be good or bad. Fourth,
that in dealing with him you virtually loan
him your money for thirty days, for while
he eXacts cash in hand Of you, the manufac.
turer gives him credit of thirty days Fifth,
that II the farmers prefer TO buy the class of
goods he Is selling, they can save the five per
cent. they pay him by ordering in clubs,
themselves, direct OF the manufacturer. Sixth,
that il they have a choice of implements, as
they most certainly have, they can get them
for eash Of the local dealers at the purchasing
agents price.
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lie, not Grover, or any other man. .lay the
iattering JUNCTION 10 his soul'' that the edition
."l the Ottawa RsPUbiic6D Is goose See
what he las done now Read the leader in
thursdays RrpuJiicon. The shrcwdnes. of
'he writer Of tlia.artiClc is something TO make
ones hair stand on end. BY carefully readip .
ami coming an article in the FREE TrADEg.
he has evolved from his inner CONSCIOUSNESS,
Tie amazing discovery that the cditor of the
SAID FREE TRADER is willing TO support the
farmers or antimonopoly party, thoroughly
organized and harneSsed, even in preference
To The democratic party, but in the absence OF
an organized antimonopoly party, would
rather cling 10 the old democratic orraniza
non than join the republicans Horror Of
horrors! That there should ever be an exhi.
billion OF political ebliquity like that! The
sharpness Of the RoP"JiiooE editor is surpass
Cd only by that Of The mythical mcataxc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

While America can boast as many extinct
volcanoes as any other country, the creates.
republic Oh earth" has at times felt sort of
humiliation from its want of a live volcano
That repmach is nowfemovcd. Bald Noun
tam, in the western Part of North Carolina
IS havlng-s volcanic eruption. The houses
and cottages on the sides ard base of the
mountain lave been thrown down. and the
inhabitants, terrorst,i cken, have assembled
IN yacaH, houses al safe distance and are
engaged III devotional exercises, under the
conviction that the end of the world is at
hand Row. Geo and Billy Logan, couple
OF Bap,is' PREACHERS, are conducting the
meetings, and hundreds are being Convert.
rd Volcanoes, IS Il means of grace, are
certainly somewhat out of the usual Eay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

iDropoS OF the American custom of trcaiEg
80 pointedly condemned by one of our CORES
pondents last week, we And that the Calfor
MIA Legislature has taken 1t up and passed q
law making it ,uisdcmeanor to invite any
persento drink at public bar, or for any
person to accept such Invitation. The idea
ought be Incorporated in the temperance
law of this state. Most drunkard, can truth
fully attribute their degradation to their lack
Of drmness in originally resisting the impor.
lunities of their "irends' when urged to Join
in liquor drinking.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28
SENECA ITEMS.

Nr Naughcy, the merchant prince Of scne-
ca, is putting up an addition to his store 20
bv % feet. +, accommodate the increasing
custom and to hold his mammoth spring ard
summer stock.
Valentine Maarer is raising his house tn
pu! a large basement under it, and big al
di,ion in front Valentine is 4 clever fellow,
and relates some very pretty anecdotes.
The boys tell some funny things about a
clever Englishman at Seneca. He i very
with everybody. He does Rot a.
WAYS get his in at the right time, or put
them in where they do not belong. lie re
Gently spen; the day in hunting, and on com
Ing home il the evening was inquired of a.
o Whist rar,. he ii~.i "a' Well" hcrcplel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

In regard to Mr.. G'Ctowley's communi
eahoh OF last week, we are authorized to saw
that neither the gentleman nor the occasion
mentioned by him was thought Of at the
lime The remarks referred to were made tha,
The gentleman ia question is "a much onpos
ga 10 the abuse Of liquor as MI. O'Crowiey or
any o'Ler member of The organization of
winch he IS a member, aGlsng whom ne
counts some Of his warmest personal friends.
II inc gentleman will take the Trouble To re.
Ter 10 "ebaters unabridged he will find the
word which appears to be such bug bear Ia
himself and others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

}. >. Armstrong, Esq General deputy. or
gahiAeu grange Of the Patrons of Husband
~ az 'hc Dan way school house, in the town
u MISSION IN this county, under the uame o
Mission Grange on Saturday, March 2I.t
with ~ members The following are The off
GERS: ''
Aels Nelson, %. Master, Norway Pc
Chas. u. Erickson, Secretary. Dan Wa,.
Jas. u; hnickerbock, Overseer, Norway.
VIM. w. Mason, Lecturer.
John Goodwin, Chaplain.
T. III. Erickson, Treasurer.
Mary Piester, Lady Assistant Steward
Helen williamson, Ceres.
Harriet Goodwin, Pomona.
Mrs. :. Maria Siebbins Flora
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

The compulsory education bill was defeated
in the senate of ibis state on Monday receiv.
ing but Is votes Of the % needed TO pass it,
A motion 20 reconsider was lsid on the table,
SO that fcc colole of years at least, that
ahsurGitr is deed in this state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

The grange though recent organization,
is not & device of Satan. The pope has pro
claimed it, upon an appeal'by Il Minnesota
Legislator fronl the decision of the local
priesthood, an organization which Catholic
may ION, 'if ne finds nothing therein oon-
ticting with his conscience or the creed OF
the Catholic church."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

PURCHASING AGENTs.-The Joliet he osbli
cdh has been investigating the matter Of. buy.
ing agricultural implements through our,
chasing agents and through local d callers.
and arrives at the results given below Prom
this il would appear that the manufa lrrers
take good care that the purchasing az Ilts of
the oranges and farmers clubs. whate p-r re
ductions may be allowed them, shall " have
no advantage over the local agent, dc Ier or
on the contrary, the local dealer
is able TO give rather better bargain than
the purchasing agents. If the R,pW lJcda,s
statements and deductions are corr ct the
system OF the oranges wou' d seem
to need some further oYeThauling. II tese are
The conclusions Of the RtpvJlicaA:
From the above the following conc lusicnS
are true: First that it j the cash that brings
he reduction in prices and not the urchss-
ne agent Second that the purchaSIn agent
,nloys no advantages, whatever, JU 2 C5hor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

A TEMPERANCE UoNvRRT.-Onc OF the
oldest and quickest'conversions to The cause
of temperance was that Of Abner ID. Parker,
who fell from tower, "A feet, to the ground
in Boston las; Saturday, but strangely enough,
was not setieusly,klrt As soon aS this fact
was ascerta;0ed he expressed desire to sign
the pledge on tlietpot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

The Massachusetts Legislature is at present
laboring inthe agonies Of electing successor
to Senator Sumner There have been about
three days spent in balloting, the vote stand
ing about the same on each ballot; that is, +.
II. Hoar had 81 votes, II. l.. Dawes 81, B. X
Curtis "a, C. F. Adams IS, Scattering 10.
Necessary to os,Oice 1871.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

The scramble in Chicago Tor the pension
agency, made vacant by the death of Gen.
Sweet, has finally ended in the appointment
of Ada G. Sweet, daughter OF Gen. Sweet, a
handsome Young lady Of ~ summers. The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28
GERMANY.

On Sunday the generals Of the army waited
III body on Emperor William and congratu-
lated him on reaching his nth birthday. The
Emperor, in the course of his reply, referred
to the crisis which was hanging over the
army, and declared he was determined -
maintain its strength and thereby insure DE
peace of Europe.
On the preceding day the reichs,ag had
voted second time against fixing the ord
nary strength of the army at 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-28

Judge Dent, brother of Mrs. Pre,idcn,
Grant, died at his residence in WASHINGTON
'ity on Sunday morning of tumor in the s,o
mach. Tie f0neral took place on Welncs
lay, congress adjourned 10 attend n.
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office is said to be worth $4,000 year, and in
the hands of a robust Chicago political bum
mcr, would be made worth double the amount
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Italy.

IN AZ Emanuel, on Monday, received some
~ - persons from all part, Of the kingdom,
<ho came TO congratulate him on the 2j'iA
anniversary of his accession.
Sigasr Visconti Vendetta, Minister Of For
eiSn Affairs, presented to his Majesty an adj
dress from the American and English resi-
dents
The Pope has intimated that Archbishop
Manning and nine other Archbishops vii be
created ardnals at the next Consistory.
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An subscriptions to be paid IN advance.
Remittances may be made through money
rider or registered letter.
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CLUBBING,

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications, furnishing
both at the Prices named. The offer is open
TO old subscribers or new at any post Office
IN the couEtry:
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. $500
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France.

\ number Of persons who took part in the
Chisclhurst demonstration last week have
been removed from mayoralties and other
offices held by them under the government
The Assembly has resolved to adjourn On
March % to Mays
, 1874-01-17

- S.trtiuf NfstHsftA tn 3he lh{eaS0 fT{aafes
DAVENPORT, 1a,, jan. 1G.-The Rt1H|al meeting Of
The Count; Change uf Clinton Cnunty was le yester-
tuy. Officers wero elocod End other business traut
nsfed Rcaolu,lons wcrs adopted denonncing tue
linhon Of Illinois a3rIculturai implement manufac-
tnsers, Ad recommending NIL farmerR to purchase OIL
trciy Vt Iowa n,anufact,srcts Tie back"ardness of
Congrtss In ropeaug tic Ralary hi1l was condemned
ansl an unconditional repeal demanded.
4 rtArFoM.i OF PRINCIPLES
was adopted, which DECLARES the purposos OF this
Grange to he:
FrsTo secure for oursclyes aosiat sna esl9eatlon-
II advantages. to Improve otlr CONDITION "a CLASS to
cnoblo arn-lfe, and to render 1t more attractive.
Sfeond-ro secure for ourselves tho fun practical
efect Of our fraternnl tics, which Nnito IN helpE ind
protecting each olar In want or In danger from every
Horcc.
Iard--ro make ourselves hotter ana more success-
FIJI farmers, pr 1npchnnics.
FaHrth-ro secure econon,y IN huying fnrn Inple-
ienta and family appes, anil in the
nt tic Hrpua produce ni our labor Without eiit!ac-
lug tho cost IN tlIe conBuler.
F1JthTa ahoitrh lho credit pyatea In our ordinary
tranKuctinHs. ~
SfxtA-~To encourage co-oporatlon in buying aud
selling al kinds OF Warea aIl products Of Industry,
SereNth-To ptomota The true unity OF !ahorefs BY
drawing toRothar tho beat and women Of all parts
Of thu country in an organization which Eno'ra no
sectional bounds Or preJudtees, and owes no party
allegiance
, 1874-01-17
WASHINGTON.


-~~-~-~--- .,.I".
no back nsnsn to 1fo1acc. Upon th'a cons-
presldont, and said that tho failure to
rearro.s.t 1rosscr wa gross ousraRn. RI. %aGsopon
Responsible for that outrage" Thus riptnfn 20 OF
friendly relations hotWset tto 1InscnI nil @ aG ien IT,
nesaco sntcsmni, which may na ifsngas M,tn a enp
gravcAt consequences to TIM cohhtsy ih Auou1
By peety qnnsfel al III "ao ono'' y" io''na''1 Nv
Nashville. S.....-.. ...... ..-
HTnAN0Ens At THE oArifAL:
Probably ut no on period aloc tho Wae III" ,!i Masn
ingon bccn Waited hy eo many Stranger as auiimg ig
.he present week. heahso congress. u.e nse iuus IT,,
, 1874-01-17


Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 15.In tho scnate, Senator Il.
E. Davis offered tuut resolution setting forth re-
porta Of Berious difference betwccn tho Regents OF
tho Stnto University aud Preailent Tronibiy dety-
mental 10 tho interess Of tho institution, and TINT It
proposed abruptly to remove him at tina mex
meeting OF the Regents, and requesting the Board
Of Regents to refrain from taking my &c.
ton In tho n,atcr till e Committee on Education OF
tho Senate and Assembly respectively lad IN oprortu
nifty to inycEtgate thu matter at directing tho Com
m.ttecs Of tue Senate and Aasonply, acinE Jointly to
take stops to bring to tho knowledge OF the Lcglsa
lure the facts III tho Tho Icsoiution wAs laid
over,
THE 1uMnEn 1aspEoEon's REPORT
of District No. presented, showing 1O5 $4,000
feet Of logs scaled at the mouth Of Black River.
STATIONERY.
for ohair1non Of Committees was taken up md DIS
clssed at length, resulting II, the adoption Of SUBJ
stx II naM gannx a o
cry ttll.othcrwisc ordered.
CHAPLAIN.
The resolution Inviting resident clefgynten to oron
ae.sions with prayer was adopted by vote of % to H.
utter 1isoussion aud tho rejt!ion by 70 20,
Of al amendment cutting Of tho pay fur the aerviee.
Bills were introduced for the establishment Of
Doartl Of Rallroul Commissioners, and one providing
for tile taxation Of rlroads as other property taxed
In towns Hnd cities where tho property OF the colI-
MES III located.
THE STATIONERY QUESTION.
A resolution introduced to cut OF stationery
stealing by committees.
The resolution of inary ID regard to tho propriesy
Of revision of the statutes was referred 10 tho Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES, after set speech In favor OF re-
vision by Mr, Finkelnburg.
OA1ltY rnAYENH. -.
An hoss essGn y ,v % tS 9%sssa 9asa srsy gf asy "
of 81 to Ii. Among tho amendments offered
and rejected hat ylsseus tho t. aud
, 1874-01-17

H2@"t 1o !s"ied s ays1 sV coS' 6e Wiling to
resumption Of atecfo ,,aynlct would contract tho
rency but he beloved tl,at tho rsoplo were oglnn!
return to specie payment wont on mud crrocy con.
would inrreaee, and soon buy as much M tho gold onc
cq1,a to tho bcst IN tic worlt anil that to .ake Il
ealia 10 wat II promises 70 my ia r,rel.seablo
9Ss %or % i Would savcl oTer e So or hs
l,ank Of England noes, purchasing ANYTHING. Toro
s4 been much k about vent e e., s,rfcney hG nrs,
population which demsnica currency, but b,siness,
] so%a isseth M to hstofy ot tic nsnk Of Ensa su
the lava which governed It, md said 1t col not isalo
dollar nuovo tho amount secured BY The 1oioss of
allowed ono Of tho effects q tloprocatod currency
no 70 eonsersbo tsS So snon anu o eoa Could Do ks
haEo rcpuliatcd the stnntlari va1.'o an1 sat up a
sail: Yes, moro ,noitcy, bit moro good money =
and with tho return to specie W. wilf haya moro 9ood
aoy a"n y hsn any 9Stlon N w o sa 9s
divide it among our population, and it wifi bo sccn
that We have moro money for crery man, woma1 md
plan Of tho gentleman from MICHIGAN 4orry to lsSuc
sloo bud one mud arpealea to that gont1e,;
hnk 1e ro u d aarfsnoy
In tiio days pf tho rebe1lion whon tho Government
waa in danger, tho people from n over the land gayo
Seip a God, he Would never y'oate hjs filth pledged
to tcn. Money tE eaaIer in Now York nov that It
n'n e *, tpT It ot ws
caused by unproductiyo Investments Neither Was It
hank-rantc, only ono or two National Hanks had
tton OF the law. He Ind becn many years IN Con-
greaa during peace md war, mud, for one l,o wanted
, 1874-01-17

'RtANKR CONrkMrr OF M'oUk,
Judge McOuo also began proceedings Two Of threo
months ngo, Under Tho colc, to commit ". T. Q.
give tho name Of Tho writer. Of an article
of which ho previously. complained. Mr.. Hhanks
VIVA summoned to show cnnso to-day why llo
shotil not bo committed to ait, ~ ho former
occasion, for not betrsyig tho conndence of is oico
had adjourned. rio plaintiffs attorney VIVA present,
but no effort was made to bring lilo up, mud II IL
generally bolieyrd that Judge hFcOuo proposes to
Tho matter finally postponed by agreement with
h1couo'a lawyer, TIL Tuesday. shenkn positively 70.
privileged witneas, not required by lw to answer tho
Qucstion In order to catabliBA principle, tho Trio
my ronoscs to SarEy The snt 70 The Court of Anpeas
Legislature an amendment to tho statuca which wilt
placo editors IN tho category with clorgymcn,
lawyerb and phJsicans, who privileged wltncsacr.
, 1874-01-17
THE CROPS,


JAuKsoNvLLE, ILL.,, Jan, 1G,-Tho National Crop {e-
pore publishes tle nal estimates OF last ycara orop
o oats md hay n tho satca Of linoia Indiana, Iowa.
Kauans M1nneson,, Missouri Ohio, Tennessee, nnd
tho Htatcs named in lB7a was, IN round nu1bcrB
102 800 0oa b.ahols, and tho falling off from this in
1873 ~ plAccA at IL ai0 ror cont. lnlnna ahowH tho
heAyiest Ioss bcng over II ror cont aud Tennessee
tho largest gain, or nearly . per rent.
Tll0 estl1atea Of he buy crop glyc srcrngo fall
1874 equal ta ~ pcr cont, and makca he toal Yield
last yoar in tho abovo atatea nearly lo0on 900 TOMS
Reports from correspondents Of tue Crop Reporter
, 1874-01-17
Adjourned Meeting Of Creditors
Yesterday.
Their Oounsels Chiefly Remarkable
FOR Want Of Harmony.
Election Of an Assignee and Cred
it0rs' Committee.
The Result Of the Election Not An
noHnced.

Special DfsnattA to The Chicago tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 16.-About TOO Of Jay
Cooko Il co.'s creditors rcaBsombed this morning in
tho Assembly Buildings, Register Mason presfdiug to
perfect the business Of choosing I'll Aastgnee md
Trnatees. United States Marshni Kerna md full
force Of Deputies present to preserve order The
Register stated ttat tho
voTtsa FOR A TRUSTEE AND COMMITTEE
would be continued and that the roll would 10 called
for that purpose. creditor asked, What is The ef
feet Of voting for Trustee md not for Commit
tee 2"
Mason replied that the question ono he could
not definitely answor but creditors could vote for
or both, as they desired.
Considerable confusion and argument followed ss to
WIN was to bo voted for Order having been enforced,
tic Register sud Each creditor can select nud vote
for suy name he geea ht will lot allow any ca1cns
nomination or names selected by any committee to bo
tho only ouea pnce1 hsfora the creditors to yote on
IApp1ause.l
lii. Tlou.ns-I understood that ali votes not cast
for The Price Committee yesterday have been thrown
out.
lseglster-No. sir. No votes have been thrown ont.
1ye wcro engaged Until midnight In csnvaHsing tho
votes, and hayc four Ayo listg Nil differing from tho
Price Committee.
cnR1srys RESOLUTIONS.
Robert Christy, Of Washington, D. G., said: " Mr..
Register, yesterday fled resolution which undor-
stood thta morning bus been lost or misfad. desire
TO Offer this substitute, which think provides
for removal Of NIL this embarrassment. It certainly
eliminated the controversy to csterdaya proceeds
ings:
.Ne.olred, That We. the crcditora Of the firm
ar 1y y fsasst q t &c. paas Of ere
that tho estaes of said rm aud the datacs ol tue sev
up and settled aud distribution 1nahe among thb cto-
srs under the inspection aud direction Of eomnt-