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atsst Styles Of Hacks. Carriages and Suggies,

at prices to suit times Parties Weddings, Funerals.
les, &C., supplied with good rigs short notice. and
AIS IN the country or adjoining towns promptly AT.
70. Persons taken TO and from the depots to the
try. night or day. tE- Remember the place-on Madl
rect, near the swing bridge
e6 1874. PETER EGAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

pastor, Rev. J. E. Modat, will hold the us
Beryicc in the Presbyterian Church next
ath
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Cream, mOlasses, hoarhound, caramels, almond
peanut, cocoanut and many other kinds OF ME,
fresh candies, made at II. Walthers.
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W. J. Nicely sold on Monday last his trotting
stallion, Canadian Ethan Allen, to MessEs. Bah
cock & Brown, Of onarga, H., at a good, round
price. Tally once more for the Greenb9sh stock
farm
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Oyercoats Of every grade and style, aud prices
guaranteed lower than the lowest at H. Frank "
Cos, the Peoples Clothiers.
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Warranted winter wheat flour $500 per hur
bred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

Y. Nj Valentine, of Wisconsin, will preach
e Congregational Church tomorrow.
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Those sans seam boots are all the 90, the side
seams never rip nor hurt the feet. You Will find
them at the cheap cash store Of J. Mcgaflin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

New live geese feathers for sale at Is cents
at No. La Sale street. s. JONES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

fail to see the new $40 suits at A. Al
5, at the yellow corner.
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dies and Misses French red button and
ID boots, at Morgau's new boot and shoe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

ach blow potatoes in any quantity, at Phil
Bros
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

Zimmerman, the Madison street furnitur,
dealer, is offering greater inducements than ever
Call and see him before purchasing.
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Warranted winter wheat tlour $500 per hun
dred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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|srranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
bred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

Ebert can get you up anything in the art OF
fancy baking and ornamenting.
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Go to Phillips Bros. for your winter potatoes
They have just received 1000 bushels Of choice
peach blows
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Call and see Morgan's new stock Of boots and
shoes before you make your fall purchases
Trasks old stand, south side Of square.
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The place to get new and stylish clothing is at
\. Frank IL Co.'S, the Peoples Clothiers, west Of
the Court House.
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WANTED.-Two or three rooms suitable for
housekeeping for man and wife. Address, a. NJ
lock box Is, Ottawa, III.
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Good spring wheat -four So per hundred
pounds. at Wood's Eagle Mills
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Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
drcd pounds, ut Woods Eagle Mills.
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The Eagle brand of oysters are all the go. Sold
at II. walther's.
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We make boys and children clothing spe-
ealty Best assortment in the state.
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Mrs. OMeara, at the Opera House millinery
rooms, is daily receiving new goods direct from
the eastern markets. There is considerable change
in the styles this fall, and in order to keep up
with the fashion, there is no such place as at
Mrs. OMearas. Her goods are offered so much
lower than the ordinary prices as to make it
greatly to the advantage of purchasers to call.
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Now is the time to get choice peach blow 20
tatoes, at Phillips Bros.
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Ounces, grapes, pears, apples, and pr'rnium
cakes at II. Walther's.
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The largest stock Of overco4ts, Of all kinds,
can be found at the square dealers, NJ stiefel &
Co, white corner
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Two iron safes for sale, by
ID. HEENAS & Co.
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Good spring wheat -four $3.50 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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slicf.l & Co. are selling the Plymouth bucl
gloves lrl mitts, which they will warrant not t
get hard by wearing.
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ok out for Hull & Bariels' opening about
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Trunks at less than manufacturers prices,
\. Alschuler's, at the yellow corner.
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Look out for Hull & Barrels opening about
Nov. LIST.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Ottawa Post Ofnee.
OaiNG AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

Closes. ArrtyP,
tern II. All. .................l2C5P 2:t5Py
tern mail ........ l45rm 1878 n
thern mail. 3:46 N
thern mall. ............. ......... 3:COPM Hiss
IN Ridge, Tuesday, Thurs Il Saturday 200PA 1900 N
|rle Centre, Wednesday and Saturday 200Ph 1900 N
BIT mail. ........................1 :S0PM
1ce opens at A n, and closes at $3.50 ":
April !, 1874. J. Il. CAMERON.P.M
CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
|hicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.
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Try walther's best homemade cough candy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-24

The largest assortment of fancy candies, at H.
Walthers.
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The Peoples Clotbiers.
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sMITH, Genl Pass. Agt. III. RIDDLE, Genl Sup't.
y 80, 1871. .TAvENER, Agent at Ottawa.
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Tor wcdding cakes 20 10 Piergae,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
BY TELE R APH.
LOUISIANA.

Democratic Nominee for Senator.
BAYOU SARA, October 2O.-The Demo
cratic senatorial convention met here TO-
day and nominated F. D. Hagaman.
Another Account of the Trouble.
The statements concerning the jackson
affair published in yesterdays papers are
incorrectly reported. Judge Kilbourne,
Senator Weber, Breaux, Law and others,
when the house they were in was fred into
by P. G. Butler, friend of Gair, who also
shot at a peaceable assemblage of whites
and blacks, and compelled the band in at
tendance to disperse. A. j. REYNOLDS.
The Foolish Merchants Of Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT. La, October 2O.-No ar.
rests have been made as yet, and reports
are conflicting as to whether or not war.
were said to have had interviews with the
that they were given to understand that
atfidavits had been made against seventy
citizens OF this place. charging them with
violation of the enforcement act. This the
commissioner now denies.
A Dead Body Washed Ashore.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 2O.-The body
the Southwest pass, yesterday, above Pilot
boys on their way down from Quarantine
to Southwest pass. The body was lying
upon the ground sewed up in canvass
| The priest and the boys inferred it as best
| they could. 1t is supposed to be the body
| of one of the crew Of the brig Charlotte
Buck, Captain Hunter, which sailed Octo'
her H.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
ANUSE MENTSs
Academy OF N1us1cs

Academy OF MusIcs
The Wa!,ack combination appeared nt the
Academy Of Music last night in MIR. w. A:
Sl:ver's four act comedy called "ClOuds."
which has til" merit OF being a genuine.
original American play. II sparkles with
wit and sentiment, It is treated naturally.
and wha. is played might in probability be
real. With the exception of one .perfor'
nance by the Orleans Dramatic Associa'
ton. "ClOuds" Ia new to New Orleans. It
was we'll put upon tho stage. showing
new scenes and new furniture. Upon
the whole the play WAS toierably we'll
acted. M. Nugent had Just conception
Of Rosph Randall. and the character fitted
him. The gent!-,nan who played DR.. Lane.
and made up fo him us fOr a threadbare do.
tectiye, had but faint idea of the bene.
violent. Jolly old country physician the au.
thor intended to in.,oduc. n the trst act.
Miss Coleman got Matilda PSim down to a
dot. and made that female Paul Pry as
az gular and disagreeable as need be. To
night will bs performed the play called
jealousy"
(:iObc Theatre.
Ens:oess confirms good az che Globe.
and the new programme gives entire satl.-
faction. A larger number Of ladies were
pr.sen: last night than usual. and they
were cap'ivated ny tn. petite Baby Bndlcy.
The E,ne Brothers continue their sketches
0; london society, the nagiciai. :s there.
and the burlesgus Ot "Ixlon," with the
Wo-rei Sisters and Mr.. Cahii!. Other
novelties axe in preparation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
FOREIGN.
The Schleswig Mafters


rIENNA, October 19.-.The Idgas }'sssss
says Germany has given friendly and satiss
factory assurances to Denmark in regard to
the expulsion OF Danes from Schleswig. She
has admitted the possibility 0! mistakes
through the excessive zeal of the local
authorities, and !Dtimated her readiness 10
examine each case and give full satisfaction
where wrong has been done. 4 feryens de.
sire has been expressed for the maintenance
Of good relations with Denmark
The south American War.
RIO J.NEIRO. October l3.--The ne~S
from the Argentine States continues wAs.
like. The insurgent leaders. Kivas. Bcoger
and AredondU. have Joined General Mstrc.
Several vessels OF the naSy have gone oyer
to the insurgents. Samiento has taken
command Of t!:e troops defending Buenps
Ayrss. The Argentine governments has
requested tho authorities at Mon>eyide" to
prohibit enlistments and theexpoys @: syIns
for the gebe! forces.
Political.
PARIS, October 2O.-Fifty.seven of tho
councils general have effected .heir organ.
ization. Twenty.thres Of them chose ss'
publican presidents.
The mayor Of Nice has bees dismissed
from office because ne recommended tor
election to the council general candidates
favorable ~ the separation ss S!es !gaHs
France.
Alive
EAroH.E, October 20.-ysuek:as9 kel
Jargard are alive.
Won Arnfr1sS Trinfs
BERLIN. October !0.-A isdg- vii: is.vs
thi. city 20. morrow for Paris tos the pug.
pose of examining The officials a. che Ger.
man embassy in that city. thus sxpedi.:ES
the trial os Count Von Arnirn.
Cable Between Cubn and jama!ss.
New YORK, October .D.--1fayaa. "a ices
4.a,. .ha. the British .naN-of war s;ra Gull
ha. visited CieE.Ue.os for IL. ,.urros. et
testing III. practcab!lity st lasi. q es"is
thence :c Jamaica.
Treaty SiRnede
a scea'v Of recognition. pcsso. Ar.i:r.
eom.ncrce. navigation and extraction C..
tween Spain ana San Domingo sas been
signed bv Captain General Concha ana
Manue! Joachim Ds.M,nte - .'.es;g":.a.
tiaries,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
No Answer to Kellogg.

Several days ago Governor Kellogg. OF
Louisiana. issued an address to the country
In that paper ne took up che various ch argos
against him and answered them. To the
accusation that his was piundering ad:
minis'ration. he replied that il had reduced
the debt. diminished the expenditures. de.
creased the taxes and lightene6 all the bur.
dens OF the seopie. To the accusation that
he had not been sightfulfy elected, he replied
that he had always been ready to submit
that question to arbitration.
Several days have elapsed, and. 30 far a.
we have observed, not single one OF the
Journals opposed to Governor Kellogg has
ventured to meet his statements or unde,e
taken to disprove them. If any one has
done so We have overlooked it. The Demo-
cratic papers have entirely ignored the
matter. They continue TO denOunce Cow
ernor Kellogg as violently and wildly as
ever. but they are very careful! to avoid his
presentation Of the facts. Even those '',n'
dependent papers which profess to be
more fair and candid. and which share the
hostility to Governor Kellogg. take equally
good care not to face his statements.
lhey have pers:s.en:Iy asserted that
his government: was corrupt and
pr"ffi:ate. and guilty Of ou.raseons'y
p!uHderinS tine people. They have stead
ly !ostsred the impression that it
'''s7 'Hf'As Scto S3tss VA "h'" wv
erncr Kellogg repiie. 20 these charges
wh.n he asserts that instead o. plunder:ng
the people he has Iednce': the debt. taxes
and expenditures. and gives the exact facts
ard figures in proof .: it-.her they have
nothing 20 say W. insist tha: they ought
either to show the .alsisy OF his statements
or confess the falsltv of their own. II he
atgms what !, rot tyue. :t can be demon"
strated: and if what ne says is true. then
those who denounce his government as SO
much worse than anv O:heS louisiana has
seen are false accusers.
AS none of these assaiiants have attempt.
ed 10 make reply. we have night I" as
sumo that none can be made. Certainly,
until the exhibit: made by Governor Kellogg
IS shown to be erroneOns, his government
stands as altogether superior to any other
which Louisiana has bad in recent years.
But whether this be so or not. whether the
government be az bad even as its enemies
charge, 1t must be remembered that an
armed ineurrection against it was revolu-
tionary, and that . revolutionary mob can
not be tolerated.-Albany Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
THE TURF.
The Races at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 20.-Weather fihe
and track in good condition. Sixteen horses
started for the mile race. Bassett won in
l:44h.
For the Dixie stakes, value $1l 900, there
were sixty eight nominations. In the pools
McDaniels' entries sold for $500, Lewis g.
Co.'s $675. Dennison & CrawfordA $40,
the field $l3O.
The following started: Piccio1a, Rurhers
ford, Brigand, Arrow, Pennington, Paladinp
Vandalite, Dublin, Moses, Primrose, Judge
Thurman, Madge, Josie B., Carolina. Boas
aventure, Breath and Grinstead.
Lewis e. Co.'s Vandalite took the lead at
the start and kept 1t throughout, comiag in
third and Rutherford fourth. Time-.-3:35t
Mate won the first heat in the race for ALI
ages. Time-3:37la; but Bonaventure WOE
the third heat and race, Mate dstance1.
Limestone won the hurdle race.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21

ORLEANS OCTOBER

present time, strictly complied with the re-
quirements Of the original compact.
d. F. KENNER,
Chairman of the Conference Committee for
the Conservatives.
The Republicans then presented the fol-
lowing
New ORLEANS, October 20, 1874.
In answer to the counter proposition sub
mitted by the Democratic and Conserva-
tive conference committee, in answer to the
proposition submitted by tho Republican
conference committee embOdying third
article TO be made part of the original
agreement entered into by the said com
mit:ees of conference (sald tnlrd artlcie
being for the enforcement OF the flrst ar
ticle), the Republican committee OF confer
ence respectfully submit that the counter
proposition presented cOntemplates VIOLA
ton OF the Instructions given by the ke-
publican State Central Committe to their
representatives as embodied in the resolu-
tiOns of that committee communicated to
tho State Central Committee of the Demo
cratic and Conservative party. and acqul-
esced in by the latter committee IN a resO-
luton adopted and communicated to the
Republican State Central Committee. Con-
sequently the counter proposition operates
as cessation of any further deliberations
by the committees Of conference, for the
Republican committee Of conference can
not act outside of the expressed determine
ton Of both State Central Committees.
The Democrats made the following re-
sponse: ,o ,o-.
New ORLEANS, October 90, 1874.
In answer to your reply to our counter
proposition. we have only to state that
there is nothing in the following resolution
of the Democratic and Conservative State
Central Committee which conflicts with the
action taken by the Conservative members
of the conference committee, as appears by
its obvious tenor:
RESOLVED, That the Conservative members
of the conference committee are hereby au-
thorized and empowered to renew the con.
ference in relation to filing the vacancy OF
Mr.. NJ. f. BonzanO and other matters sug'
gested by the resolution Of the State Cen
trail Committee:
A correct copy.
w. j. BUDDENDORFF. Secretary.
New Orleans, October IS, 1874.
d. +. KENNER,
Chairman Conference Committee for Con-
servatives.
The conference was then adjourned sine
1io
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
NEW YORK.
Wrecked.


New YORK, October 2O-The Coast
Wrecking Company's steamer Winans is
reported lost with all on board, fifteen per-
sons.
TiltOn.
Mr.. Shearman, as counsel for Mr..
Beecher, applied p to Judge IN Nelson, s,, Of the ne
show cause why Theodore TlltOn should
not be compelled to furnish q bill Of par.
ticulars of damages charged in his com.
plant. The order was granted, returpable
Thursday.
The Greed Still Safe.
The Episcopal Congress will not venture
to change the phraseology of the creed.
What the Bishops Did.
The House of Bishops gives formal com
sent to the conservation of Wells as Bishop
of Minnesota.
The House of Bishops sends message to
the lay delegation, authorizing three bishs
ops to suspend a bishop who abandOns cOms
munion of the Church.
The Seymour question will be voted on 10.
morrow. and the sessions will be open.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
Chamber of Commerce.

A special meeting was held last evening
to hear the report of the committee of nine
on the prop osed railroad to Texas.
The following is the substance OF the re-
port offered, consisting of series of resolu-
tions:
First, the joint committee asked that q
vote of the citizens be taken. ana second,
that i. is of the highest Importance that the
road should be built, and embodying an
ordinance to the following purport:
That the city will lay special tax and
pay the interest for ten years, at eight per
mortgage bonds; that the following be
recognized az incorporators: William
s. Pike, l. N Marks, William b. Schmidt,
John Henderson, Patrick Irwin, E. j. Hart,
James l. Day. John Phelps, J. c. Morris, Il.
o. Seixas L. H. Gardner, A. w. BOsworth,
A. Schneider, Alt. Moulton, f. b. Wheelock,
f. A. Tyler, NJ. NJ. Simpson, o. H. Karsten-
Am. Fortier, Fl. s. Buckner, w. c. Black,
Scott McGehee John I.Adams, Cyrus Bussey,
Harmon Doane, w. J. Behan, j. Bowling,
N. d. Wallace, c. Chism, A. Carriere, Adam
Thomson. L. b. Cain, John T. Hardie, John
Chatfe, Victor Meyer, Bradish johnson,
Nelson McStea, Robert Carey, r. B. Shep'
herd, Thos Simms. j r. Clay, B. +. Jonbert;
that when the subscription shall be $5OO, wv
nine directors shall be elected, and the city
elect three more. who shall determine the
route and proceed with the work; that
| when ten miles be completed the first mort
gage bonds shall be issued and the proper
city administrator shall sign the first
| twenty coupons, and so on with each ten
| miles; that the city shall not be responsible
| tor the principals: that tax of two mills on
! the dollar shall be levied to 1885, and the
fiscal agent be the custodian of the funds to
be paid him every Monday; that the road
shall never be transferred; that the ordi-
nance shall take effect from its passage and
| be submitted to a vote OF the people.
! The report was adopted.
! Mr.. L, H. Gardner, chairman of the COM
mittee, also read letter stating they had,
with Messrs. John I. Adams, w. B. Schmidt
and Ed. Pilsbury, OF the Merchants Ex-
change, and Messrs C.Bussey, w. G. Black
| and Scott McGehee, held several meetings
| and adopted the idea Of building the road
| by a tax on real estate; that they had con-
| fidence in securing subscriptions in New
! Orleans and the parishes; that the confer
ence was unanimous; that 1t sought to pro
| tect the road from foreign companies and
| prevent the aid to be granted from being
diverted, and had secured the names OF
leading men as 4 guarantee: that they ap.
prove Of tLe ordinance offered and askt
| for approval and instruction to proceed,
| which was granted.
Mr.. Seixas offered a resolution asking f"s
! a committee to prepare an address to the
! merchants and real estate owners OF the
city. and it being adopted the following
| gentlemen were selected: Messrs. Bussey
Gardner, Black. Hadden, Howard. Schmidt,
| Seixas, Raymond. Girardey and McE!yoy.
The Chamber then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21
WASHINGTON.
The Fever ut Pensacola,

1ue TeVeF NJ EtusaCUWs
WASHINGTON, October 20.-The Navy
Department has dispatch from Captain
Semmee, commanding at Pensacola, which
says that three enlisted men are sick, one
relapse, and there are six convalescent.
BusteeA's Successor not Named.
The successor OF Busteed as United States
district judge of Alabama has not yet been
determined upon. The appointment is be-
lieved to be between Lieutenant Governor
McKinstrey and General John Bruce, State
St nator, with q strong chance for Judge
Noah as o compromise candidate. Other
candidates are mentioned, but Governor
Lewis il not and will not be an applicant
for the place.