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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04

KEEp IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA
that in the case of Captain Hardwicke, Con-
servatiyc challenger in the Third ward,
Judge Riycs said: "Better have riot and
bloodshcd than make distinction between
the races" Robert W. Hughes" Colonel"
50 calied-now candidate for Governor, pro-
secuted Captain Hardwicke. under the de-
ci>ion Of Judge Rivcs, for forming two lines,
white and colored, 50 that they might vote
alternately and yet " Colonel" Hughes asks
white men to vote for him, when he prose
cutes a white man for doing 8 equal and I'M
partial justice" 10 white and black alike,
and giving both the same opportunity to
VOTE uchburG NetcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04

Buffers BoLDNESs He BCLLIED A
New YORK MoB.-Thc allusi0n made by
Hon. George I. Hoar in his letter replying
to General Butter, i'll which he spoke OF
Butler Notwithstanding New York mob
in 1868, has brought out passage or two of
that famous harangue. The language was
more forcibie than elegant, but it had its in
tiuence. Very few men would care to ad-
dress an infuriatcd mob of rioters after this
fashion:
"Why, you poor fools! have faced your
masters in Baltimore and New Orleans.
have hung your brothers, and if you don't
learn to behave yourselves fear shall have
the chance some day to do the same to you.
sThree cheers for Ben. Butler given on
and about the standl Why, 1 have seen
many more such as you with the Mimic rifle
and the musket, and the bayonet in their
hands, actuatcd by the same spirit that aclll-
ates you, and | did not finch from them.
Do you suppose, then, that l will finch be-
fore YOU? \ man who has Smclt gunpOw-
der can stand rum and garlic. Laughter,
cheers, groans, and confuSion.] You think
yourselves the equal of the negro! No, no:
the negro is as immeasurcably your superior
as heaven is above the hell where you are
gong. L ccIiululS uo not lcspctb anu oti
may be quite sure | do not fear you.
YOU cannot crush free thought Or
free speech. Hooting will never take
the place of argument. Aud now, men OF
the Five Points. bulie> of the bawdy-house,
thieves of the lobby, burglars Of the Tombs
l simply declare, as the voice of the nation,
that you are not lit for the exercise OF the
elective franchise. That fact could he no
better demonstrated than it has been here to.
day. | do by no means desire to handy
words with an ignorant, foolish, excited
mob: and have only used these true and
we!l-describing epithets that these men mary
know that neither love, nor fear, nor re-
spect them, and that there is IN end to pa
tience. That any discussion of public ques-
tions such as becomes reasonable men was
possible here / saw from the first was not to
be hoped and it was only after waiting pa
tiently to see if order conld be restored and
preserved that / determined to speak to
these men as they deserve, and in language
which they can understand, because some.
what familiar to their ears"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04

Conservative nominations in Loudoun
county: For the House of Delegates, j. \.
Carter and VI. Harrison; for Sheriff, W. +.
Barrett; for commemorative Attorney,
CHARLES II. Lee; for County Treasurer, Y.
T. NJ. Filler; for Clerk of the County Court,
Edgar LittIcton; for County Surveyor,
Thomas Norris; for Superintendent of Poor.
W, Ii. llibbS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
B" THE sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
THIRTEEN MILES WEST OF sTAUNroS. VA

Fine mountain air and scenery, good hotel accom-
modations. various means Of recreation and a1nuse-
ment.
Board: Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS; per month,
$50. .-s..5
THE MINERAL WATERS,
which include the three distinct classes of ARM
CuALYDEATE, and SULPHUR SPRINGS are pre- eut-
nently alternative and tonic In their action and are
mos, admirably adapted for the treatment Of anosr
every conceivable variety OF chronic disease
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS and PNEUMONIA. DYs.
PERSIA, LIVER DISEASE. DISEASES OF TIE URr.
NARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, SCROFULA. Fpv-
sIpELAs, CUTANEoUs DISEASES, NErc,rcr,
and GENERAL DEBILITY viii In most cases IN.
readily cured by their usc
Their unequalled tonic and dcpurative properties
render these waters appropriate remedies in an
chronic cases of irritation and debility, NO MATTER
WHAT MAY BE THE NAME OF THE DISEASE.
Public attention Is respectfully called to the spb-
Joined statements Of persons of the highest ORDER
of intelligence and responsibility attestng the ex-
traordinary curative and restorative powers of
these springs. ). GOODE, Agent.
September /, 1879.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, September Sd, In this city, by Rev. Z. c.
Biting. D. d., Rev. WILLIAM A. PEARSON, OF
South Carolina, and Miss MARY G. BASS, Of this
city.
Married, on the 18th of August at the residence
of the brides father slO Leigh street. !. ID. CAR
DOZA 10 Miss X. Is. POLLAkD; all OF Riclmond.
No cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
FLOWERS EABALMED.
BRIDAL BOUQUETS, FUNERAL WREATHS
CROSSES, ANCHORS, AND STARS PRE-
SERVED IN NATURAL FORM

This work when finished has every quality of the
original arrangement, not only in appearance, but
also In form and color. Orders promptly executed
GY MRS. l.. l.. TkIrM y,
If left at SAG Brock avcnre between Clay and Leigh
Streets crat H. WESZEL'S,
au ia-eodswt 4ie Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04

UNDERWOOD has just delivered another
opinion in bankrupt case. 1t shows him
TO be "the same old fool' he always was.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
H,Hs,-NECS.
EXCURSIONS.
,., r11nnlnI nEE FOR NEST POINT.

TITRPAU! OFF FOR WEST POINT.
TILE EvCI-RSlOS OF TIE BIBLE CLASSES
,Ii ~ ,TS'rREE'r CHURCH will come oil 10
MoRROW (Frldavl. septcmbcr5. 1878. .
SPECIAL arrangements have been maze WIN ilic
of the Strcct-cars to meet the eXcuI
sion on lis arrival in the city in the evening. .
A large and fashionable crowd Is expected. Ii
Won want 10 have nice lime do not la)l 10 attchu
co LIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
THE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.

g. s, CARTER,
successor OF the late concern OF Carter Christian,
STREET with n large stock of FAalII4Y GR0CE.
RIES, entirely new aud fresh. All kinf.s Of FANCY
and FAMILY GROCERIES viii be Constantly kept
on ha:d
ca,I from tie public Is respectfully requested, a
the reputation of the house viii be fully sustained
By the occupant, mil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
LETTER OF THE Hon. A. II. II. STUART.

LETTER OF THE HON. A. H. ii. : IL All.
STANTON, VA, August 81! lsT?.
I WIS 4 visitor with several members OF my lalnl-
ly at Stribling Springs during the present summer,
and found excellent accommodat ions at moderate
prices. am persuaded, from long acqnain;!nc"
with The waters of these springs, that they poSsc.S
great medicinal virtues.
The climate is dry ana iurigorit!ng, and the
temperature at night is always moderate and de-
!igitful. | know Of no place in the mountains
which presents more attractions as summer resort.
Allen. II. II. STUART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
no MEDICINE EQUAL TO TIE ALUM VA
TIERS OF STRlBLIEG SPRINGS.

TIERS OF STRlDLING SPRINGS.
Extract from a Letter of Aimou Hart. Esi.. Of
Tarboro'. \. e.. under date OF Apri! l:th, ISL
'.My health has been better than usual since saw
you The mineral waters OF Strlb!ing certainly an
me good anu they acted like charm upon my wife.
She had been All invalid for i've months and only
weighed ninety -cne pounds; now hcr weight / one
hundred andtwen,y-fve pounds. she speaks hiGhi!
of the place. and thinks there Is no medicine equal
to the alum water OF Strlbus springs ~ Isl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
LETTER OF DIR. b. G. McPHAu,

ustnculsheu physician or Richmond.
RICHMOND, July 90, 1873.
Mr.. s. Goode, SfribLing SprtRgs:
The very thought Of The STRiBLING SPRINGS
makes my "mouth water" for draught of II,
delightful and heaih-givng fountain. In 1867 I
was greatly benefited by your alum water, and after
ten days visit returned home many pounds
heavier than when left and relieved OF indigestion
and debility, from which had suffered for months.
l repeated my visit the next year and was also
much benefited. though not so much OF an invalid
Your salum water' exerts soothing, aLteru-
tire, and tonic influence over all chronic nhamma-
ton and irritation of the mucous membrane I'm all
portions Of the system, and when 1t Is remembered
that the bronchial tubes, throat, stomach, bo,cets
urinary and genital organs are al Hntd with thi,
peculiar, vclvcty membrane. 1t will readily be seen
to what an extensive class Of diseases this water Is
applicable.
Prepared in the laboratory Of Nature, It sur
passes all artificial compounds as far as Divine
wisdom SURPRISES all human skill and lngcnuIry
! am anxious 10 spend n few weeks with You next
month, aud will probably send some OF my patients
thither also.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO. DC.

DRANDY.-A large lot Of BRANDT dI-
ID rect from the celebrated house OF james Hen
Messy < Co, Cognac, for sale under custom ,io"sc
"a ow No Ii Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04

CASEOF MIR. II. X. ELLYSOS, OF THE RICH
AiOND DISPATt II.
This gentleman visited the ST 'lbing Springs du-
ring the resent summer somewhat cntccbcd from
recent indisposirion. He remained at the springs
eight days, -cgained his strength and gained ten
hounds IL weight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04
With best wishes, yours truly,
&c. MCPIAIL. NJ. L.
RAPID AND PERMANENT CCRE OF A
SEVERE CASE OF LIVER DISEASE.


SEVERE CASE OF LIVER DISEASE
CASE OF MR. c. T. RIpGwAY.
STRIBLING SPRINGS, August %, 1873
Some years ago was closely confined to my room,
In Stanton, for three months by severe attack OF
liver disease. Being much enfccblej, was unable
to walk up or down stairs without help. Ny physi-
clan, DR.. Eagan, advised me to visit the Strihng
Springs. When left Stanton for this place | was
carried and lifted into the buggy, and when ar
rived here was assisted in like manner from the
buggy into the hotel. at once began the Of the
sulphur water and on the ninth day after my ar
rival was able to take my gun aud 20 hunting over
the hills. | remained here six weeks, and left in
perfect health, which has remained unimpaired 10
the present time. c. T. RIDGwAY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-04

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 20, ls12.
Mr.. GOode.--To-day the TWO demijohus Of alum
water came to hand. We have already" sampled
the contents. While was waiting for mine 10
come bought bottle OF the RockbTidge and the
entire verdict OF the family Is that TIE sTGBLISG
Is so FAR SUPERIOR TO TIE ROCKBRIDGE THAT \
COMPARISON CANNOT BE MADE.
] would like to tell you Of SOM. o. my exploits
but will not yet l feel sure that can say better
alter little while than now. Enough 10 sly hat
I'LL who have seen M say that AN NOT TIE SANE
MAN who left here two months sincc-somc Of my
most intimate friends recognizing me only at 4
second look. Very truly yours,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

! The name of this individual has frequently
appeared in these columns. He was born early
He commenced life with nothing but the usual
number of parents and certificate Of character
He hadn't a shirt to his back, nor dollar in his
pocket
On arriving in thi, country, as soon as he
could collect his scattered senses, he opened his
eyes and took "vicw" of the surrounding
scenery. He has been taking "views" ever since.
The difference between his views" and those
OF common people is, that you can get almost
any ones views" on any subject for nothing,
while Bowman always charges from 81 to 81
per dozen, according to style. When he got
through being an infant they sent him to school.
While there he invented those beautiful hero.
glyphics which adorn tight board fences, school
houses, barns, &c. They are done with chalk,
charcoal nail or anything that will mark. A
person with brilliant imagination can see in
them rather inaccurate litenesses of men, horses,
dogs, houses, &c, This system has rapidly be.
come popular, and has spread all over this coun-
try and Europe, and is the only style of writing
known among the Heather Chincc." Being
an artist when he was boy, he became photo
graphcr when he chose TO be a man.
Jokes aside, Mr.. Bowman is noted as one OF
the most entcrprising men in his line in the en-
tire country. His gallery is very large, occupy
ing the sd story over three stores in Cheever's
block. The rooms are filled with a magnificent
collection of photographs, stcrcoscopes, chro-
mos, oil paintings, .Sc. He has likenesses of
many distinguished men and women of the day,
and views of natural scenery nearly all over the
world. His pictures are noted for accuracy and
beauty of finish, and stand fully equal to the best
in the United States. As fast any valuable
improvement or discovery is made in his art, he
secures and adopts it, and thus keeps fully up
with the times. In short, one Of the attractions
Of Ottawa is Bowman's Gallery.
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SPACE. lw.2W.ll M.l3M,sM.IlY
Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one Square.
Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly
marksd the length of time desired. they will be contn.
ned and charged for until ordered out.
Business and cards mot exceeding nvelines)
Inserted at Ave dollars per i've lines one dol.
per line extra.
Transient advertising In all cases to be paid strictly in
advance.
u Yearly advertisers distontinung their advertise.
before expiration of contract will be charg
ed the full rates Above Extra charge will alao be made
for dissolution and other notices not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, 1ftet cents per line.
II In no will these terms be departed from
u The date the slip which the subscribers
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds
the date TO which they have paid ana at notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

Such Of our people rs failed to be at the
Methodist church on Monday evening, lost a
decided treat The lecture of the Rev. j.
Baume, on India, was one, to us, OF surpass-
ing interest He BRIEFLY sketchcd the gcog-
raphy and topography of the country, its
productions and fruits, and the characteristics
and pcculiaritcs of the inhabitants, inter.
mixing just enough of anecdotc and humor
to relieve the monotony of dull facts and
figures. The second lecture on Monday
evening next, will treat Of the religious faiths
and peculiaritics of this remarkable people
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

1t is an acknowledged fact that at Osman II
Hapemans bookstore, on Lii Sale street, can be
found the best well rs the largest stock of wall
paper ever brought to Ottawa
The assortment is general, comprising every
thing in the line, from the most common quality,
for the house Of the poorest man, up to the man
sion Of the rich. The most elaborate decoration
and tint paper gold and silver prints, embossed,
satin finish, or anything you wish-all are here,
and in abundance.
1t will pay any one wanting wall paper, or
window curtains, or curtain fixtures, to call at
Osman " Hapcman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

OPERA House Book SToRE.-Mr. Jas. L. Muir
ray, at the Opera House Book Store, has avery
fine assortment of school books, books of travel,
histories, books of fiction, and everything in the
line. Besides these, he has an abundance of sta
tionery and good supply Of notions of various
kinds. He has sheet music Il nice assortment,
comprising many new pieces, being those that
are in popular demand. He has also good sup
ply Of wall paper of various kinds new and ec
giant patterns and fashionable designs, such as
are most sought for. He makes his prices such
rs to suit the times, and invites every one to call
and see his stock and learn his figures.
Don't forget that he keeps news depot, where
can be found all the late newspapers and period
icals Of the dav
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

FEARFUL PRoPHECY.-And it came to pass in
the 9TH year of the reign Of Useless the LIST, that
DR.. Hoax, the learned physician, on yesterday
stood upon the street corner, near the First
National Bank, and taking a wand out from I'M
der his arm, which the same wand was Il portion
of gooscbcrry bush, and lfingt up his voice he
proclaimed a proclamation, and awful was the
same, viz: 'Oh know yc heathen that /, the
physician, do prophesy that Ottawa will go up
and be swept from the face Of the earth in forty
doys from this day and hour" And then he
went away and the people were tcklcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
At Gillen's.

The raid upon Hugh j. Gillcns magnificent
assortment of spring goods, though very success
full in capturing wagon loads, has apparently
not greatly diminished the quantity, while the
varieties remain the same as ever. No line has
been broken, full aSsOrtmcnts being kept up in
each and every particular.
The great display of dress goods at this house
continues to attract universal attention, and no
lady who Is possessed of taste and refinement
can get by, after getting glance at these most
elegant goods, without dropping in and looking
around. The assortment in the dress goods de
partmcnt is such, that if we were to devote our
entire paper to it for Il month, we doubt if We
could do it justice. The best way to settle the
merits of the case IL to go and see for yourself.
And while there don't forget to look at the new
spring shawls, the very prcttest and best in Ota-
wa.
The line of domcstics is very complete in every
detail; and remember that prices on all goods At
this house are made to suit the times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
SCooT, HoUTz Il Co.

PgRsoNAL.--Mr. Noah Perkins, late with Grid
ley IL Perkins, dissolved, goes to Georgetown
Colorado, his future home We wish him bush
els OF good luck.
Prot. j. 2. Obcn, the distinguished California
lllusonist and for many years resident Of this
section, has been in town several DAYS among
his numerous friends. He has been on a tour
through Minnesota and Wisconsin. IL thinks
Of making Ottawa his future home.
Sol Frolich for some time clerk for Abe Al
schulcr, and now with the Schwabachcrs in the
liquor trade at Peoria, was in the city last week
Prof. J. One Moore, an eminent agricuturaist
a few miles southeast Of Ottawa, shook hands
with us last Monday. He says the wet weather
has ruined the chances for potatoes this season
therefore fusil oil will be "skcrcc;" consequent
ly there will be less bad whisky next season
We second the motion
There were only tw,7dy-on, John, among the
employees at the glass works last wcch. When
ever YOU a useful, industrious man, hi, name
is almost sure to be John"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

The Ot''.wa Debating Club, composed mostly
of law students, has thus far proved Il success
On last Thursday evening they discussed the i'm
portant question of Free Trade and Protective
Tariff in Il very able and interesting madner
This society meets every Thursday evening at the
Court House. The next question for regular de
bate is, Resolved that our government has pass
cd the meridian OF her glory. This iSa fine ques-
ton, and as the public are not excluded. Let the
court room be filled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

IMPORTANT ADDITIoN.-John Boguc, who keeps
a good boarding house on Madison street first
door west of the Exchange Bank, has in his back
lot large enclosure where everything is safe,
also good barn capable Of accommodating 40
horses. Farmers will find rs good accommoda-
lions here as at any place in town. Careful at
tcntion paid to all teams left in his charge.
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Carpets.

Received 1000 yards of Super Ply Ingram
Carpets in very handsome patterns at one dol,
TAR per yard. We are willing to compare
these carpets with any in the city that
they ask Sl25 for. We have now in our
large carpet hall over serea Thousand yards of
carpcting
viii be glad to show you our stock any
time, Respectfully,
SCOTT, HOUTz & Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

TO lIoRsEMEN.-Gt should be understood that
Mtssrs Jacobs u Crum, who have leased the
Fair Grounds are Obliged to pay well therefor,
and are compelled to keep the track in order.
Those who drive or work horses on the track
should hereafter pay something for the privilege
They sell season tickets, which will cntitc the
holder to drive when the track is fl to be used,
and will cntitlc the holder TO admission At any
time except during fairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

SPLENDID MILLINBRY.-Mrs. Morris has a very
carefully selected stock Of millinery goods over
Hulls store, ON La Sale street, up stairs, left
hand door at the head Of the stairs. She has all
the new fashions, and sells them away down so
low that ladies find it worth their Willie TO call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Thc May term Of the Circuit
Court began on Monday last. The town was full
of lawyers from all directions, The docket is
very large, comprising 463 cases, divided as fol.
lows: Criminal, 80; chancery, 100; law, 3O3.
Among the criminal cases are for rape, . for
assault, for burglary, for forgery, and couple
OF larceny cases; the remainder being appeals
and rccognizanccs. The new law requires the
chancery docket to be first gone through with.
This will occupy the first two weeks of the Court
On the 26th the Grand Jury will meet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

GRIfrITH IL GIBsoN.-This always popular
house is still the center of attraction to the
ladies They constantly crowd the store to see
the new fashions, which have just been received
as shown in very large additional stock being
opened yesterday. These goods comprise the
new styles of ladies' gators and slippers. In the
latter we noticed the Madame Lucca slipper
something bran new and more than exquisite.
We cannot cnumeratc, nor do more than ad wise
the girls, young and old--if there be- any such, 10
call and see.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
Silks.

Received yesterday another invoice of those
heavy satin finished Gros Grain Silks at $500
per yard. This is certainly the best silk for
the money west of New York.
We want you to call and see this silk wheth
er you wish to purchase or not If you can
not come to see it send for sample of it.
SCoTT, HoUTz & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

STATE SCHOOL PRINCIPALS MEETING.--An i'm
portant convention is to be held in this cdty, com
mencing on the sth Of July next and ending on
the 10th. 1t will be composed of the principals
Of the public schools of Illinois, and distinguish
cd educators Of other states will be present and
participate in the proceedings The convention
will be held at the Opera House, and there will
be no charge for admission.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17
.IOBBING DEPARTMENT.

facilities for doRg all kinds of Job Work the
rous styles of the art surpassed In this section
and .ctfully solicit those wishing anything done in
thisDe to give call. BY the udicious and liberal
priHters ink many mans iortuneh been made,
tie aeld Is still opel. Try
orders by mail promptly attended to.