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Judge Chr on the Political Situations In
tho South.

One statement attributed to Judge Orr in
The! conversation with a reporter of the New
Yo rk Tribune, printed in The News of yes
tel'day, must doubtless be taken with mn,
terial qualification.
1t may be the opinion of Judge Orr that
'no organization antagonistie to the Repab.
4'lican party can be- successful in South Chr
''olna for the next ten years." but this is no
reason why the CEuzHNs' PATTY should not
succeed in less thaa. ten months, and be- the
pioneer OF vast political change, in which
the whole Seuth shall have part The, Re-
publican party Is essentially the party OF
Negro emancipation and Negro suffrage.
Upon these points the contest has been made,
and now that the Southern whites, who are
not Radicals, admit and guarantee both the
freedom Of the colored people and their full
civil and political equality, the Republican
party, as o party and in connection with
local affairs, has no distinctive character in
South Carolina or any other Southern
State. Upon Federal issues the State
Of South Carolina may vote with the
Republicans OF the North, who arc widely
different from the Radicals Of the South. In
those Federal questions there may be but
one thing to study-Which party will do the
most for the people an l the State, for their
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A PROPOSITION is made by the leading cit
izens of Horny to nominate Captain I. G.
Dunn, OF Little River, S. c., for Congress,
in place of the notorious Whittemore. Cap
tain Dunn is a native Of Massachusetts, and
a moderate Republican. He settled in Horny
in 1865, bought plantation, and, holding
himself aloof from politics, has become
throughly identified with the interests OF the
State. The cardinal principle OF the CITI.
zESs' PARTY movement is MEN, not PARTY.
Captain Dunn would be strong and vigor-
Gus candidate, and his Republicanism is
nothing against him in the face OF his respec-
liability.
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es,als.

wv J. TRIM BEGS RESPECTFULLY
W. to inform the ladies' ana pnblic OF
street, opposite The Waverly House. where he Is
prepared TO offer the largest and best stock Of
Window Shades a. all prices, French, English anu
American Paper Hansings and Decorations. and
full line OF Upholstery Goods. consisting oil
Reps Terries, Satin Delaines, Atwood aad Union
lainasks, Furniture ani Linen Coverings, SWISS
and Nottingham Curtains. COrnices, Centres,
Loops, Window Hollands, Oil Cloths aud Table
Covers Mattresses, in Hair, Wool Cotton and
Moss also, PeT Cushions, a. M. ai3 King street,
in the Bend, Country orders promptly attended
10. mclIl
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protection, their progress and their agricul'
tural and mechanical advancement?
But these, at this time, are outside mat,
ters. What we have to deal with now is
not the United States, but South Carolina,
and when the CITIZENS of the State sponta'
neously form mighty party whose aim is
good government, not political triumph, WE
believe that they, and their endeavors, vii
have the hearty cooperation and assistance
of James L. Orr, OF every man, whatever
his politics or race, who finds his own for
tune and security in the safety and we'll
being Of the State.
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The Southern Press Association.

The annual convention Of the Southern
Press Association will be held in Savannah,
Ga, on April 25th. This association is o.
vast Importance to Southern journalism
now a tower in the land, and we hope that
the attendance at the convention will be even
larger than at the last two anniversaries.
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w per month, everywhere, male and female,
TO introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will stitch hem FELL tuck auilt cord Olng'
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law. unless such machines were obtained from
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NURSE WANTED.-A ELIABL E
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WTANTED, A SITUATION AS
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TOR SALE, SIX.HORSE PORTABLE
ENGINE, OF J. N. Elson & Brothers. build:
new aud extra finished for the Fair. Apply TO
THEo. STONEY, vanderhorst's Wharf.
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MOs A DAY MADE AT HOME! 40
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advance.
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ITO RENT, A SEA ISLAND SUMMER
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&c. $50 acres fine LAND, strictly healthy. A. e,
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Drn Goo1s, Nr.

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12

THAT SKETCH OF OTTAWA, published in the
FREE TRADER two weeks ago, seems to have
given our neighbors of the Republican severe
attack OF jaundice. While doubtless it was n o
fault OF theirs that the young man who got it
up did not give it to them to publish, IA they
nearly logged the life out of him to ge. it, We
can in all honesty say it was ne fault Of ours.
Ihe only reason the young man gave rs for de-
string that We should publish it was, that before
he came TO Ottawa, well as after he came
here, everybody told him that the FREE IRA.
DER was the paper in which to have i. inserted.
Indeed, he said, after feeling the pulse among
our business men, he found that he could hardly
get notices enough to pay him for writing the
sketch unless he could ge. the FREE TRADER to
publish it. If the Republican happens to stand
in such low favor among our business men, sure.
ly that is no reason why its publishers should
be so iaundiced against US Better ego for" the
business men.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12

ORAToRIo-The oratorio of Daniel, at Turner
Hall on THURSDAY evening, drew out large and
appreciative audience. This splendid compost
ton was rendered very creditably indeed, by q
selection Of some 10 Of Ottswas best singers, un-
der the leadership of Prot. f. Frank Ford The
chorus singing. without exception, was admira.
ble, while the solos Of Miss Kate Brewster, of
Miss Lena Ackerman and of Prof Goodridge
brought down the house and were ecclesiastical.
ly encored. 1t must also be said, in Justice to
Mr.. W. B. Titus, that his Daniel was we'll done
and deserved the applause he received Mr. Chs
Stout had cold. was not in voice, and failed to
do himself justice. The Misses McNair won gol =.
den opinions, as they always do, for sweetness of
voice, rs exhibited in an exquisite duet. Or
course the affair would have been much more
'the thing" if all, like Miss Brewster, had been
well enough up to have sung without their
books, but that, under the circumstances, was
too much to expect.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12

REvIvA.-DAily evening meetings had been
held for some weeks past iu the Methodist and
Baptist Churches in :his city, with continuous.
ming of last week. when the Rev. Mr.. Graves, a
noted "Evanveliss' from the east commenced
his labors at the Baptist Church, with such
hopeful prospects, tina. the Methodists concluded
20 give up their weekday evening meetings and
unite their efforts with the Baptis,s Under
these united auspices quite an important revival
is in progress, bringing dozens of the hitherto
careless and Indifferent to the earnest inquiry
what they mus. do to be saved.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12
C0FrespOndonce.

We make room for the following correspond
ence, which explains itself. with lively pleasure,
assuring Us. a, it does, that the "Just.a.Few
Club" which flashed upon US SO unexpectedly
few weeks ago. still lives, and promises to favor
our people with some. more of its coruscations
OTTAWA, Feb. 81, 1870.
10 The Lrdies and Gentlemen Of the Just.a-Fe,c
Club Ottano:
The undersigned, witnesses of the success of
your late dramatic entertainment, given at Turn
er Hall for benevolent purposes, know of no way
more fitting IN which to express the very gem
uine pleasure they derived therefrom, than by
expressing the hope that at NO distant day you
may be induced to repeat the same, thereby af-
fording our citizens q rare intellectual treat and
promoting the cause of good works.
NJ. II SWIFT, J.WOOD,
JOHN +. NASH, P. X. LELAND,
+. A. SHERWOOD, JOHN r. CAMERON,
l.. LELAND, JOHN STOUT,
]. B. RICE, d. F. CAMERON,
J. e. ARMSTRONG, and Others.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court has been engaged assidu-
ously during the week on the common law docket,
disposing OF large number of cases. The case
OF Penn w. The Eureka Coal Company resulted
in verdict in favor Of Penn for 800. In the
case OF John James against The same company,
the Jury failed to agree, and the case goes over
In the case Of the La Sale County Mutual In.
surance Company VS.. Buechsenstein and others,
the company ran against snag in the matter of
making assessments at time for which no war.
rant could be found in the company's charter or
oy-iaws and had to take nonsuit. The little
difficulty promises to dismiss good many other
suits of the same character brought by the
company.
We have looked over the list and find no other
suit among those disposed Of in which our rea.
ders would be likely to take any interest.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12


Teachers Meetings will be held on Tuesday
evenings March 18th and ed. The following
is the programme -
TUESDAY EVENING, March 18th.
Chart Exercise, with class of eight pupils,
by Miss Fannie A. Allen of the lst ward
school.
Raph ,eork in Addition, with class of eight
pupils, by Miss Jennie VI. Bailey, Of the 4th
ward school,
Drill of teachers in lowest eight grades in
sounds OF vowe!s 4, {, and !, by Miss Ellen
Gillen "f the 9th ward school.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 22d
Chart Exercise, with class Of eight pupils, by
Miss Mary A. Farrell Of the 9th ward school,
Rapid nork in Adiitioa and .Subtraclion, by
class OF eight pupils, 10y Miss Cornelia Dclano
OF the 1st ward school.
Drill ot teachers in lowest eight grades in
sounds of vowels--rcview of work of former
evening, and in addition, on,--rcnaining vOwels,
by Miss Ellen Gllen of the 9th ward school.
Ten minutes after each exercise for discus.
sion or criticism.
The Board are cordially invited to be pres.
ent at thess two meetings.
T. II. CLARK,
II. M. CASE,
A. h. PorrER.
]. Committee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12
How Much Does it Cost?

1t will only cost dollar buy bottle of EDwAnD
WrLDKR's SARsAPARILLA AND POTASH which will, beyonp
doubt cure any Of your family Of scrofa in all its
FORMS scrofuous Sore Eyes, Chronic rheumatism Neuralgia
Skin Diseases old or inveers every known
variety OF Constitutional Syphilis venerea Disease Gland
uar swengs OF the Neck or elsewhere Chronic Chs and
Fever letter, Weeping Leg Ulcers of every kind PIN.
pies on the Face Ringworm scaldhead Falling Of the ax
White Swelling. pjont disease, chronic Eryspeas Dropsy
ETC. For the rapid and permanent cure Of all the above d
seacs this preparation stands unrvacd and cure guaran.
teed in every when used according to directions
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12
How Much Does it. Cost?

" only cost you dollar and TWENTY-FIVE cent, to buv
aoo''e oi EDWARD WHDERs STOMACH BrrrERs which win
certainly cure you or any of your family Dyspepsia vse
Complaint and all species of Indigestion Intermittent Fever
ana all periodical disorders 1t will give immediate relief in
Collie and Flux 1t will cure costiveness Ii mild and de-
hshtinlnvgorant for delicate females ts safe anbious
Alternative and tonic for all ypurposes 1t is poweol
recuperan after the frame has been reduced and aenu.a
oy SICKNESS Its an excellent appetizer well as strength.
eer Oh the digestive forces and desirable alike correct.
i've and mild cathartlc
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12
Low grade Flour, as low as $3.50 per barrel
EAGLE Mills

The NEW MAP OF LA SALE County pub
!ished BY Thompson Bros, is now ready, and is
all that was anticipated. So far as We have been
able to give it an examination, it is .crupulously
accurate, giving the boundaries of every town.
ship every section and every farm in the coun.
ty, with the owners name as also all cities, vii.
lagos, roads, streams, patches of timber, &C. The
publishers have also, for convenience, had the
map bound in book, giving township to a
page,-selling the book at the same price as the
mounted map. The agent of the publishers is
now in the city, and non.subscrlbers can procure
copies BY calling upon him at once.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12

SUNSHINE AGAIN.-F. c. Prescott, our we'll
known dealer IN hats, caps, furs, gloves, &C.,
who for nearly fifteen years has been one of our
prominent business men, recently got into row
with an over-scrupulous creditor. for q small
amount, and as Mr.. Prescott thought an attempt
was being made to rob him, he refused to accept
exorbitant tsrns, and closed his store. Eventu.
ally the selliRersnt and avaricious creditor came
to time and an adjustment was had, and now
Mr.. Prescott is no longer under a cloud, but in
bright sunshine, and is on hand with splendid
new stock Of spring goods. Call and see.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12

NEW SToRE.-Abram Alshuler and Jacob
Christmann, two Of our very best and most wide.
ly known business men, have opened an exten.
sive clothing store in Woods block, near the
corner Of La Sale and Madison streets, They
have both been in business in this city many
years, the former having seventeen years ex-
perience in Ottawa, and the latter ha. been we'll
established here as merchant over eight years,
and combining their means, experience and
ability as they do, theirs will be large house.
Their business will be custom and merchant
tailor work on very large scale.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12

near Pontiac, had formed an engagement to be
married to young man in Pontiac, in which
she was so strongly opposed by her father that
he struck her; upon which the young lady went
to the railroad track, and as fast train ap-
preached deliberately laid her neck upon the
rail, and let the train pass over her. Herr body
was literally torn into fragments and scattered
along the track for dozen rods.
The Ottawa free trader., 1870-03-12
OsMAN & HApEMAN,
West of Court House Square.
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Editors Free Irader-In answer to the public
call for better seed oats, am.proud ito..spread
these facts for tho public good. H. Bowman,
Manoir, Iowa, says: II am desrous of purchas-
ing two bushels of cluster oats Edward Stone,
Mount Carmel, ILL.,, says: Enclosed you will fad
two dollars and fifty cents, to pay for one bushel
of cluster oats and sack" c. A., Blandin, Ill.,,
says II have concluded to send for twenty
bushels Of cluster oats also two bushels surprise
oats" DR.. n. Van Meter, Mo-, says: "Please
send me, by express, C. o. D., 2ls bushels of
your cluster oats" w. A. Moody, Iowa, says
Enclosed please find s., for which send Inc
American cluster oats" NJ w. Fall, Iowa, says:
Il will enclose in this letter FIVE dollars, to pay
for two and half bushels of oats W. B. Chap.
man, ILL.,, says: "Plesse find inclosed seventy
FIVE dollars. Send by freight fifty bushels oats p"
W. n. Towse, ILL.,, says: If you please, you
may send me, Immediately, two bushels by ex.
press, c. o. d. will pay return of money"
Abraham Lavrich, Mo-. says: "Please send me
one bushel of American cluster oats also one
bushel of surprise oats. Enclosed please find
Post Office order for five dollars" James W.
Spradling, ILL.,, says II shall try and get some
one to go in with me and take 90 or 80 bushels.
But if no one is willing, shall go it alone
II such facts do not tell volumes of growing
interest and action on the oat question: words
are without power, preaching is vain, and adver-
tising is the greatest folly. n. WooLsEy