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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF II J3l-loG0
X ACHES OF LAID OH THE RIVER RoAD'
SEVEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. ~ Nv
Tio:-Iv virtue Of deere" q! tic Circuit Court 81
lie Trtat S:IlcS fer tie Eastern Dis ric' 81 virgil
nil. entered an III" 18Th October 81 IN inc casc Oh
H. T.rrt rs. The Alutir.o iank. we. me inoer ,,
~ auction on tn" l.rcmi-,.5. Oh MONDAY the 18th
October. ls.c Il: IL o'clock ~. the TRACT or
triI.trc n: Mrs Julia L. Gr";l" at former sale.
made ;ln,'er decree entered in this cau-c, c"nt:iil-
ing = :3I-lnro acres. on The north SIDE at 'e flNc
rn-n .I,iI;u~ The Lands nr Mr. lEirginbnilam ana
others - =
TEHaiS: Enough in cash ~ dcll.y expenses "i
sale and ~ pay % III" not" oi :'@a'- WEIGH zen u wv,
ri, tu.-, re: ls,l;trc.. al II :Itl Twelve months
for negotiable, u"", interest ar!!"ti ana llie Tc,a''cl
til ;lIt. wllul, purchase money j. paid.
The !:c viii :,r ;d" at Inc ri and costs 81 The
rrl,,,r ..,ir, ilt~.r T. u. GiHNETT.
N. +. PLEAShNT>.
orlf Commissioners.
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MOI n Ssl;pssfp

LOUISVILLE, October PIN. j. Wright, the
medical student who, it was supposed. had
committed suicide, has been found in the
@oods bear this city, insane. De will he
sent 10 luis friends in Arkansas.
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AIrIMuEE. October 2l.--Fiolr quict :tn!
firm Wheat steady. Germ firm: white. T.*i ir
vi How. IN, &C. Provision. quiet. Fork, Si'.'1.
Shnui;Inr.. Ntr. Whisky, "aM "35c-
VIRGINIA ~. couSnls, 81 Registered I73: new
1 J. deferred West Nirgiuir's. Is. Al bids.
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TX WELLINGTON GoLd,n,

Real Fstaie .h2"lt and Auctionecr.
tn,ncr D: ElcNcnth and Bunk sttcSte.
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Ev Grubhs il Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud EaaA

VERY BEATTIFvL L s,T1-r ~ si .a,1
ncinErr nt r. O'Clock y. NJ. will sell upon me
,,rrI;,isr four most bculItiiH LOTS AT The n"rt:l-
cari corner al Floyd r Fc"rtl ana t"piar Strc'i'
each alN 40 feet Ia alley.
Also two lots In the rear at above Oh ciiSt Sl,'
rnrlir between Floyd AMI Grove Streets each 2:'3N
III rct. -, . ,.......,. -, ,,
Also, ln: on north side OF Main, beginning Iuic
W.T. r!' ;'ulyCrt street. ,nXlj5 feet to M alley
tuG 4 lot on south sid" of Cary between h'rfS
and t,ulvrrt streets, 5.Nl50 c"i - Green street
Th. sale embraces suuc uf the most 'esrh''" AM
improving lots in sidney and must certainty prove
G.,," purchases At thclr present l'arArt 'a''''
nr"a r;Et'i;HS & WILLIAMS. hm"tionrcrS.
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Auc,ioncri.s and Real Estate Agents.
No. l2l2 Main street.

ONE or Tue M2TT oci PhS5F FNniI9
pESi1rSCES II THE EASTERN PORTION
HF THE CITY Of ElllIhlOND, SITuATEtD1 r ~
TIE SuUTliEAsT CnkXEk ,,r or r INhN Foi :
Sn = Al ATCTION.-Wc shall. at the request
Of the owner sell al auction on The premises.
on FRIDAY the 18th day of October. 81, III a.
.n!,.,nrt r. NJ. TINT truly valuable and admirably
located TiIRTt:-ST0RY FRAMED DWELLING
recently occupied by L. Walker ana sta."n ~,
hotnr"n,n: with Kitchen. stable. and well of most
"xcnIIcnt w,cr in the yard: besides city water ana
gas In The main dwelling The entire premises are
e. ti,nron~h rcpair Tile trout and rear yards are
beautifully shaded with trees. The hon'. j. so ar
ranged that it could he readily converted mo l"o
tcncmcnts. The lot ilas front of I?Si'. lesi. ,
TEnWs: WIN nc very liberal. say onc-in'lrtl cash :
balance 1T g. u, Is, -, 70. and 30 months 'or hcm
ti,iJr notes. eight per cent. interest added anu
'' ~ :" LYME & BROTHER.
tUctunccrs.
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IpyISSIi.lE MARX EJS

IorIsrlIIr. October ?l.-Ftsur stc1l". Corn
nrict Provisions nominal. Shoulders. ,f".: ci"N
rIh-.cs nae: clear sides. ne l.ardIicrcc. 5+c.:
kegs. lo!c. Whisky steady al -:G;S&c.
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ys.a OIL ssoeis Decrcus,r-.

TI7rsymLE, PA, October o1.-The Sep
temoef oil report, as compared with that o.
August, shows daily average decrease ol
sfa barrels. TIE decrease ii, the stock du
fi1g ssffari.il)Dr MAS 52,T2i barrels.
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I,l Rolnri,nm \ Hrnnan.h.
Heal Estate Agents AMI Aacltonccrs.
Hull street. opposite cn'Iri-housc. Nan'h"S''r'

TIoE.At the rr.iuc,t Of Mr.. Edward Eic&crs
we will sell at public auction. TtrSllt ne ~
ur prlohci. 1872. 1T , o'clock /. NJ. Stf IN =
,urn,iiEn three and; half miles from Manchester.
This land sill 10 sold In small lots |" suit pGrhtr-'
r4rl;,.. dcsirin. small tracts "f land u"ts NcihS-
r " III .io well to attend this sale as This iiIrii~ III
cool nra hi,urnood hcaihIui locality. amt '"''-
Ir;l. ,!i,tr" from Manchester and Eichui":"i mar
ku;<. ,. .., ..,., -, I
,rDr wears secured hy deed ~. trust on tiic prop
criE. kporh'"'*' ~ "'' ,,,,,.nr'r.
til Y
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PHILADELPHIA. October "i.--lactcs ,nl ',H>
week; extra Pennsylvania and western Steers ~
7$r.: fair 10 good "a, &C.; cnml"'i. "a ~ -,
coirc sold at &C. ~ IL. Sheep IN fair !'LnanI ~ %"
&c. ~ H.. Hogs unchanged AT '":':"r . CIV"
Sales i;crvrs. 1900: sheep l2,1uo hog. 15'%
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Ar<yTuOs sAs.Esss.Tbis Day.
TJCu fnSc'r ARIES SALE.

IL rc,y ,.a
will sell ., public auction ON Tu E5Dhi. octn-
bcr l. lsfa. nj II O'Clock !. NJ, al the iacurE re-
Gently occupied hy 7. !. Noble. on Arch near Scv'
ruih street the following articles tn satisfy us,'
trcsa warrant In my hands In favor OF Thomas NJ
Rutherford Us. 1hOnasJ. Noble:
] IRON LIVER,
INKS. SCREWS,
Lot az TOBACCn-STICkS.
! uair SCALES, l Stow
EE:;k. 10. STEAN-PipE:
10, BENCHES. TKCCk. &c.
Trims: Cash. ..,,,x. :, +. r, =
I'LL i. H.. l)llf-i'fi't' "a. :. y -
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I;y W. (rotiiiin.
tur;i.nrcr an,i Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Eauk streets.

Gurnss & WILLIAMS, Auct!onccrs.
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Hotel Burned.

GoruAM, y. H.. October 2r.-The Alpine
House was burned last night Loss, Nc,co0.
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Ey Wellington Goddfn.
4uct.ouecr and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and EanS street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO IN
p nIvJnED EIGHTH PARTS IL AN ACRE
Tor. MORE or LESS. u THE rLAN OF
EIitIfaShH'S SPRING. At THE SOUTHWEST
CoR%FE OF LEIGH AND HARRISON
.THt;ETS. shall sell ri auction 81 tie premises.
on FRIDAY the 25th Octoter, 1879. at O'clock p.
". TWO UNDIVIDED pSEElGHTH fAliTS
tiL' THAT hCRF-I0T, more or lcss, located
above being parts Of the same land which Wa con-
ye,cd 10 the late Bishop Moore By Rev. .5ohp Bee
han by deed Of the Eth January l,l". auij record
Cd i'm Henrico County Court. This lot Is in an I'm
fTrpNs: Ouc-third cash: balance in four and eight
months for negotiable notes bearing Interest prop
~. 10 w. GODDIN. Aurtiorcer.
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,J%CIESiTI MARKETS.

CrxcIHNArI October 2i.-fioHr dnl AMI lower Il.
s7.ayfi $50. Corn ,:u.i aad unchau@cG FORK quo!
and firin IL Si.f. Sl:.5G. Lard 4Mct: SUMMER Itht
TO- HaroE-SnUuld"r,. tRNGtc.: clear rib-SiIcS lic'
clear sides. lie. Whal:cy steady al &c.
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~ l.NucH lirulh"r.
Su.tiuu"r, ant it"1i Estate Agents,
NJ. ~. Main .!rr"i.

htAlE OF NAII ki;i.E REAL ESTATE
} ~ hEtTin*.-Ey Niri,m Of i deed at truss
n'i 18th al APRIL 't1. ani r""urt!r: III l. "lii'
If ia, ChlurrGy iruH 81! iic'mnn% In Nrcd Book
A. pa, To- Itjirir l'r james !. NCl"lr af taih-
r;u,. his wife f"l"-" riXi"i1r.;. trustee" tie I'M
d,r~,',i ~ sub itu'cd irlistc" IL said deed. III Inc
frlr.t,t "' ic innci, ary therein will offer Tor SAT-
IL ,dtll!r aICi"n on he premises, on IuE0i'Al
tl, -" taiy al D,io"r. lSI", that certain itl Il! tt
-,.tiih,srt corner oI Aiuiuautl Twcny-ionri Srtcs
ltouiiugaI feet Main street. and running PACK
between parallel line: l2n feet inches IT, t.-l""'
alley. with TWO BRICK IENENENiS thereon.
occupied Is stores ana dwellings.
The above property IL we'll located for business
purncsrs. and IS ~ valuable ~ amy property III iial
part OF tie city.
TERMS: CaSr ~ la 30 much of the proceeds aS
viii discharge In" SUM of Sl.340. with ciSh; months
interest thereon. and costs OF sale and CHARGE. oi
executing tho i.ii% and ~ tu The residue upon SUCH
terms IS Ike personal Iriic@iihi;c ni James L.
Nrfec. GrrcaS,. shall prescribe. aud III lhcrNcM oil
his failure 10 give such direction urII %tih Terms
- $40 trustee shall think iii. a:!i 'Sch VIII be an
HOEl"cd ON tho day Of sale
Sale IL take place "a! O'Clock T. NJ
EDWARD \. CANNON,
Substituted Trustee.
LY:;E < BROTHER. Aucti"nccrS. oc0
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EssS'sSaSAS Ms.

yETELLE, SO. 1901 Main street, is fully
IL fortified against summers heat.
What with one expedient and another il essrj asS
will "a hard il he doesn't keep his Gus 5ASS
toners ard friends cool and comfort 49,
able. let tie summer god rage never ii"rcriy.
His IhHDER has the hest products uf the season,
froniiic tropics 10 the llsCs which served III
the BEST STYLE nf ART.
His BAL: /, the best both for skiIful brewing and
hyperion LlQUORS-unequalied In this city. If
with these and lees and cooling mineral waters qcn
tlenen can't keep cool, then the weather must be
hot us Fcsnyils itself.
Thankful for past favors, he rracws his invitation
the public ;uit promises salsiuctiou, 1t tlai Is 10
lie found IN this world. te ID
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Nv i;rnlrhS X Williams,
R.al E.ia!r agents ana AucfloncrrS'
,.,.,.,,,h -trr,t I,,;,yrru Main and iiauE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
y VERY NALI-AEI,E Si'BCHRhE fAEAl
Known AZ laurel SPRING. AZ ALtIloH:
i;y ,ir;u" "f decree -! tic ChIrccry '"uri 81
tirno1d entered on the 1T dry OF March. icIi III
;i,,i.,.c at i'antr', y nuiS!rato" -. FAINT ANA u.s.
The irrsi,rd snccia! con- fiisSlcncs tcrry ar-
,,lr;r will sell III auction. upon the nieinl,'' ON
NIpEitAI. us: tcio!'rr. III u ocirck T. VI. ii!c
,,.,n-Lruv.u, " tt'EEL SPRi:.G FtkM.' Formerly
TN, s..,f ~ Edwin Cos. y "' -" me o,ucrit tll-
,IIc llr; one AMI u'.ricT M "in" Va" 'i'H
,ud ,.Ijniu on three sides hr. Fr:He III STERN ;
'rTu. " III ,si:ir :tii,! contains about ttiiR E-pHi
ACRES :f hi-iily-;ullrvTrd land. - ~
tiiln iiup,oycifl-#is arc u large EEltk DNr ILL.,
~ e. iin :: ;Y.i.~i9rv pni-h cycuGing I'll ar''umi.
ah,rd'f& 'cr! tA'E'i'N' VIZ" 49, VIZ ''' ''
b,I:!di.cS.
Thu .,ruu. contain >Olur very hllft-';ii|r s'Gdg~
,r,r@ ma ,.i'n tiic rar! there Is lin" silir%.
b!s wa. once regarded uf :hC most atr:tC
live cu,t,:!S sd:t, uc:u HE city, ana VITA The in-
,.Iuus ,ufi,y OF u r:t.uu:hc sum ui money II cuuli
IL. made Ia every respect desirable Is home ;tiiu
Il! lrirrkiut. or gardening purposes.
TERMS: Duc-f0uri!. cash; balance at six, twelve.
ana eighteen months negotiable notes with In
trr,-; added, and title retained until Tie Ho;rs are
paid.
land rt,rcl@s,ri by ;hr thcsrrCahc and ohio 'taii-
rt,:,I Company for il ras'CrlI depot. &c.
JAMES II. HA.fEtfkToN,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioners.
GRunrs & WILLIAMS Auctionccrs.
The above salr Is postpone, until SATURDAY,
18TH October. and viii take place ut The Office Of
GErBBS L WILLIAMS NJ IL O'Clock VI. Of ihot day
JAMES D. HtLiBuRToN.
THOMAS }. EVANS.
Commissioners.
GEUBBs e WILLIAMS, Auc,ionecis. oc:2
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Real Estate Agents and Anc'ionccT5'
Eleventh street between Main and Banh.

0,' g9-tst.
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EgTRSETs'RF; &c.

EAAIES T.. BRAGG, POI. corner SecondG
- and Nroad streets. has now on iItnu and ~
continually receiving superior stock "l JfTs'f
CHAMBER, PARl Of. and DiNiNG-hboMS .
FURNITURE. which he is selling FOR cash 4, -"
is can i,c hc,..iit il tie city, hl.o on hand MAT
rRE$SES OF ali descriptions % my own make.
Iph">lcring and FiuuiIr" Repaired II ;hc @hcrica
,nIjrr. 80 ls-Suk
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER IL lsT2

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 80. 1872.
SIM sn,s . 500 High tide. ......... ~"
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.AlUl,rrloN sAIEss..Fa azure Days.
by Grubbs s. Williams,
Red Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

1.-TWO VERY PRETTY BUILDING
LOTS IN THE PLAN OF GiELsTOE. On
,TIIE SOUfH SIDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN NOR
Ton AND KINNEY STREErS.-On FRIDAY,
2st, of October mt If-past o'clock L. b., VIII
sell two LOTS situated rs above, adjoining MIR.
BOLTS new house. Each lot Is 70 by 40 feet TO M
alley 20 feet wide These are very BEAUTIFUL lots aud
viii ba greatly improved by The extension Of Leigh
street now about to be commenced.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc ~ Auctiouecrs.
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~ Robertson 4 nronauGh,
Real Estate Agents and AucLl1nrrlS,
liul! stree; opposite Tive courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

Manchester. Va.
Tor SALE PRIVATELY, several very
4 desirable iIOl SES In the town of Manchester.
suitable either tor residences or for business pur-
lnsc:. unI any ruinhcr Of BUILDING LOTS IN
various parts Of ilc !n"n
Also. several FARMS IN Chesterfield and adja-
cent counties. SOME ~ which First class estates.
lying on Iur;:. river ,b"v" and below Ricn0nd- 1t
prices exceedingly reasonable.
oC Ii EtBtkiSbN !, EitbNAlIli.
EGR SALE PRIVATELY, that most de-
4 sirahl" property known as ASTRONOMERS"
with the large DIV EILlNG and beautifully OR
NAMGNVEH GROUNDS. from which tic view ~
The city and suburbs i very fine. With the con-
tcmpiaici improvements in the streets approaching
il is value viii hc greatly unhuC. The lot fronts
go feat on hc north side 81 "astnis street, and las
depth oi .o2 feet. Apply At once 10 -
j. J.. APPFRSON.
o. Is-lct Real Estate Agent aud Auctoncrr.
ItOBBS ISLAND FOR SA LE.-The pro-
~ pr.C!"rs OF The above popular SnInlicr resort
now for the first time. Offer to sell the whole Island
they will soil part interest. preference being
given IN The latter case 10 party familiar with The
hotel business with means to make further I'M
lrovcmcnis.
Coit's Island. situated eight miles from the coast
Of NprtiiaHiptCm county. Va. has long been ctle-
hl,tcd for its cunning and Shin". and OF late years
has become popular and paying Skinner resort.
Address COBB BROTHERS,
thcrrE=uEc poSt-oiicc
&C l:-2w northampton county. Va.
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By Wellington Goddm.
by w cilnStOn 1osulHs
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and BANK streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALCA-
" BILE GRANlTE-FROST STORE ANo
DWELLING, AND LOT IL REAR. ON lHE
NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BLTNEsH
SEVEN rEESTH AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETs.--By virtue OF decree VI The { iliiIref!
Court OF The city ot Richmond pronounced on I'd.
18th Of October 1872 In the case Of Richards aRasi>t
Richards. &c, ! shah. special commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed - sell " public aaciph'
on the premises. on SATURDAY the :6'h ol ott2-
her. is7., ~ o'clock 4. NJ. that isrGc and E"'S
Valuable TIiREE-STDRS EEiCk TENShENf
with GRANITE FRONT located z. above, l"uT ~,
rupiei by The late Arson Richards ~ Sl"i" AMI
dwelling.
The lot originally contained front Of = fee rt,E.
Ink ck l6S feet lroM which sold on, "n the III
March. 1850, TO Joseph Augvlille. tiic t',enisht h
The west, :pXtI tett leaving now - DC sold tbs '"
anry Cl the said property. -
In rear Of the said store there u large ysra use
for stables and country carts The ioctHoh u al
admirable one for \ retail grocery StctS. :.
TERMS: oue-toprth cash; balances az ., y; ~" -
months for negotiable notes, Interest addsf'. III
title retained I'll all OF the purchase money y i""'
paid aud : conveyance ordered by the court
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkh,
M. T. ui.siuupr.
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GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM:
~ According To Il decree or tie Circuit Court VI
King William III the cause OF Gregory and VIE 90.
Gregory, SC, Will proceed 10 sci! publicly ~ Mus
William Courthouse the 18th day oi oSiooSsns,
adiolniug the Pip!uy Tree aui lying iamcdiaIels
uron The Pa.uunsey river; ono called .Grsnsss;sS,
c1ntuing ONE HUNDRED AND TNENii-
THO AG1sf.S, with good DIV ELIlNG ana otaeF
improvements, and an tIeNhaastiele bed % SsrNn,
sand mari; the OTHER. called " Houch'nS uT ny
containing ONE HUNDRED AND kokii-
THREE ACRES.
TENS: Made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS j.. GREGORY
ors-td 81 Commissioner.
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T IAMBLER SMITH.

ESTAB LIS HE'D, 1S60.-L. LIME
H MaNS'S STEAM DYElNG md SECURING
EST ABLISIIMESTS, i2G Broad and 22i Main
street. Ladies' Dresses, Shaws, Cloaks, and Sacks
and also Gcntlemen's Garments, cleaned, dyed in
any color, or secured In the best manner. Fartc,s
lar attention paid to Md Gloves. great selection
OF Fancy Goods and Toys at my store No. 420
Broad strBet.
sesssain L. LINSEMASN.
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The Geneva Conference.

There is at last information definite intelli.
glble and to the point with regard to the
Geneva Conference The arbitration is to 90
on. The arbitrators having decided against
allowing indirect damages" the objections OF
England are removed, and there is no longer
any difficulty in the way of proceeding to
final decision on all the points submitted.
This is the public way of stating it, but it
gives rise to several pulling questions. The
United States having put IN her claim for
indirect damages" and England having fiat
ly refused to proceed another step in the bust
ness unless they were Withdrawn, back down
on one side or the other was inevitable, or the
whole treaty must fail There is q long nego-
tiation over "suppemental' articles but it all
fails, tor England refuses to 60 back an inch,
and Grant and Fish dare not retreat for fear
of provoking popular ridicue, if not indlgna-
ton on this side. In this dilemma we are told
the arbitrator met and cut the Gordian knot
by deciding to throw the indirect damages
out. Is that a probable story? England
swears she will smash the treaty if indirect
damages are submitted to the arbtra,ors at
all, and Grant and Fish swear rjcs c,rsa j.: and
yet the arbitrator, IN spite OF this deadlock,
take up the indirect claims question amt de-
eide It That Is a trItle too thin. The honest
truth is, that when the arbi,rutors met at
Geneva on the 10Th of June, Mr. Adams. the
arbitrator iog tie |. 5, citbdrcr our claim for
indirect damages, and that enceI the trouble
1t was, on the part OF Grant and Fish a square
indispu,ablc, hUmilitatirg and disgracefnl
back down That's all.
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Flax Culture.

We are glad TO learn that the flax cros. so
paying to farmers when they have a market
for both seed and straw, is at length to be.
come leading commodity IN our market,
The proposed Ottawa Linen Company is
about fixed fact, and intend making all the
crash towelirg and hardware Irvine used in
the West or that they can sell.
We are great believers in patronizirg home
institutions, and we predict that ere long We
shall have our Ottawa made toweling in every
home, and our hardware Irvine around every
package that is sold in the West.
We learn that the Linen Mill proposes to
start on capital of 100000; also that other
Eastern capitalists are here looking around
with a view to investment
Like many eastern cities, grown large
through their water power, why may not OF.
tawa in five years have her thirty thousand
inhabitants We have the facilitie. and ad-
vsntages-it needs but capital and enterprise
IN their use to realize that and more.
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Cool Greeting.

Grant, who was so anxious to get away from
the cares OF office that he left Washington for
Long Branch the same day Congress ADJOURN
ed, finding even the gayeties and pleasures of
the seaside grow tedious, sighed, like the old
Persian King, for new enjoyment, and to
this end proposed to himself the Utilization of
IN ovation st Boston, at the same time that
he might avail himself of a deadhead ticket to
Gilmore's grand Peace Jubilee. But alas !. for
human calculations, the people of Boston were
not in humor to "ovate." Grant, with his
huge retinne of Babcocks, Dents, Porters, &C.,
was allowed quietly to arrive and proceed to
his hotel like any common traveller, and next
day, when he visited the Coliseum, in which
some $4,000 people had gathered, he was al
lowed to enter with his party without the
greeting Of one single, hearty, spontaneous
cheer. "Your people," was the remark of
one of the presidential party to Bostonian
who piloted them to their seats, "seem rather
cold here" ooh, do they2" was the response,
swell, you come back here the day Horace
Greeley comes to the Jubilee, and see if they
are" I" 1t ia simple TRUTH" adds the cores
pondent, "that such was the sentiment echoed
in all parts of the building"
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The prediction as to the scene when Ilor-
ace Greeley should come to the jubilee was
fully verified on Wednesday. The telegraph
account says Mr. Greeley entered amid the
most enthusiastic cheering, the orchestra and
chorous performing the Star Spangle Banner,
and the applause continuing for long time
At the end of the 9TH number of the pro-
granme there were loud calls IN the audience
for Greeley, who rose in acknowledgement,
when three more rousing cheers were given
hinN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-06

An enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held at Marscllles on Thursday last. Some
800 persons were present. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Mayo, Corwin and Moore.
The occasion was enliyened by splendid music
by the Marseilles brass band canonading and
bontircs. Marseilles is enthusiastic for Grant
and Wilson, and soundly Republican. Ottara
Republican,.
A Marseillcs correspondent, who, by the
way, is good republican, gives in another
column, somewhat different account of that
meeting in Marsellos. The honest truth
seems to be, that Grant radlcalism in these
days don't "cnthuse" worth u cent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-06
FROM MARSEILLES.

MARsErLEs, July l, 1872.
On Thursday evening last Mes-rs Mayo, of
Ottawa, and Corwin, of La Sale, addressed a
Grant mass meeting at this place, where, by
dint of advertising, drumming, music aud much
cannou, crowd Of seventy-hve to hundred
men and boys were congresated in front OF the
Beckwith House, attracted mainly by the noise.
r. was a. very tame affair. The efforts of the
speakers to arouse enthusiasm by throwing
d" themselves" and gesticulating vehenently, and
then lifting and looking around for the de.
sired APPLAUSE, we've Of no avail. 1t was no No.
The most that could be got in that line was w
occasional tap oi n foot or thump of u cane by
drow.y Listener conveniently located, as sig
nal that applause was desired sluggishly and
irregularly echoed by perhaps dozen boys.
The greater part of the speeches consisted of re.
hearsals of the past dead issues. and an endeavor
TO give them prominence in the present CAM
paign.
II ought, IN justice TO Mayo, to be stated that
no was honest enough TO acknowledge the faults
and shortcomings Of Grant, and the sterling in
| teerity and superior knowledge Of Horace Gree
ley, attributing the errors Of the former to liz.
! noranee Of state matters.
Mr.. Corwin's attempted drives at "sore.head
republicans" came with poor grace TO those who
remember the bitter letter written by him some
two years since, shortly after his defeat by the
''lat'ic'n ~ Eliminating ccnvst'i'r y, Joliet.