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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-08

BLACK ALPAccA COATS, at low prices for safe
by T.. b. SPENCE & Son.
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LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS AT ONE,

- LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS AT ONE
HALF THEIR EALUE.-We offer four thou-
sand pURE LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS at p, 80,
and 80 cents any OF which are worth double
tle money. We also offer full assortment ol
SlllkIlAG LINEN. SlilRTiHG COTToNS OF
the following makes al the lowest prices: Pride OF
the West. New York Mills, W;msutta, Darul, An
drcsc"ggiu, Fruit of tn= Loom. Lunscale. Auburn,
and iaou. Aise Il iul assortment OF 81 ltACHED
and NIL kAtIED COTTON SHEGTINGiS and
PIlLUW-CASk COTTON ~
LEVY BROTHERS.
CCATS'S and CLAEk'S SPOOL. COTTON at
20 cts. per dozen. je
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BCDD DOBLE'S CONDITION
POWDERS.-The most experienced horsemen use
IT, For sale everywhere. nab 6-M1y
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8irttntond @ispattlt.

TT THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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4 NTURACITE CUAL.--This day land-
n Ing. 300 tons best quality RED I'll fh!.
and STOVE GOALS, which will lie sold - low :'s
il can bc bought dt'i2g the siiDnIcr moltA' iho'o
I'm want win p!.tse send In tlitr orders.
- WIRE Rob- Pts,
mh3l corner Seventeenth and DocA sSreI'.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-sHIRTs for sale py
r. SpESCE,S SON.
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CANAL SHIPPING.
n UCADO'S DAILY LINE. E.syi&-.;SIsJEs

l. O0AD0 , D""r -
The regular Agency of the james hlfer anu ..,-
Dawha Canal COMPANY liavinS been Gia'"n'in'ir", ,
the subscriber calls The ateion OF shippers " tue
above line or CANAL BOATS.
Freight from Richmond for Lynchpurx. bu-
rh,uan - xIpgtou aud all interim dia;e points on
canal handled carefully aud with dispatch. CONNECT.
Ing nc Ly, chburg with the Atlantic, mississippi
and Ohio airline, Washington CITY, Virginia tid-
land and Great syuthcra, Erange and a aiexancria,
and Lyucnbur2 ana DInyille railroacs. Gods
from all points asst received and forwarded nee OF
COMMITS ION ard frejshts as low as by any other
line. /,
These boais are all nearly new aad commanded
Having superior facilities fer shipping keep NO
warehouse and detain no good. storage, but i"r-
ward by irst good boat II this or any other h"c;
Grateful for past favors bes c"htinua.aHess .Hs %
SANE my 3G-im WI. IVA
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fuuHE ATTENTION OF THE RETAIL
TRADE
is called to an excellent assortment OF new style
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
which have just opened embracing all the move
ties of the season in style, color, and variety.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOisACC

HANGER Il CO.'S PURE AUGUSTA
IL COUNTY, VA, RYE WHlSkE1;
ABNE'S No. PURE AUG USTA COUNTY,
Va, RYE WEIISkEI.
As agents for Richmond and Manchester we otler
the trade the above brands of pure wlskeys In lots
tosuit. We have also Bumgardncr and other brands
Of Whskey, Wines Gia, Brandy, &c, and 4 fail
line of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sugars, Teas, Bacon
Lard Soap, Flour, Mackcrel, Herrings, Cheese,
Soda Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, fresh supplies ot
ysBURN'S JAVA aud GLOBE MILLS RIO COZ
FEES flor which we are agents)--at wholesale by
mv2o ROGERS & Me;ANCE.
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TRASsFKR PRINTING-iNKs will copy clear ant
distinct for an indefinite period of time Send yose
orders for work TO be done in these inks TO the O
patch Prnting-House.
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Al N

NOWLAN & CO. ..,oo, ga
N are opening elegant new styles OF E,A
OPERA CnAlNS, rrs
CHAIN BRACELETS, o,,.xoErs
AMETHYST and ROMAN SE1o'
DIAMOND SGAGEMENT and ,,-c prScS.
u PLAIN GOLD WEDDING klNuo' )
NEW BRIDAL SILVER, In cases. ...o,,,s
NJ , o2.Im corner Main and Tenth streets.
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HUDGINS, GORDON Il co.
OPENING THIS DAY, MAY 2STII,
IRON GRENADINES, Il large lot, very cheap;
NEW DRESS GOODS of al! the latest styles;
sIDE-BAND LAWN and PRINTS;
Full assortment of
HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS, AID
LINENS;
SHEETINGS and SHIRTlSGS in every variety
SUMNER CASSIMERES and LINENS;
sprcI.1,-BEAUTIFUL PERCALES aud GRE
TONES at Is. per yard;
CHEAP RIBBONS. my ~
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READY.MADE CLoTHrNG-nlee STOCK OF he
goods for sale low by L. 3. SPENCE soS.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy gauze under-shirt from
+ r SPENCE & Son.
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LINEN DUST ERs for sale by E. y. SPENCE & son
I 3nO Main street.
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LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER.
me. LINE :! LINE ! !
EDUCATEONA L

TNIvERslTY OF VIRGIN 49, NJ
" MEk LAW LECTURES (nnc ". en.si @ pgin
18Th July. lS7i; cnd 9th September: IL ,arsv,
of siyu4lu us. Il. ID students proposing 10 "n .s
their studies nj this or other law school; .,d, TO ss
who design 10 study privately: Sd. 10 young pr. g.
t;ioner. who have nor hal the advantage or sys-
fc,natic in netruction. For circular apply tpostoicc
University OF virginia. 10 JOHN Is. MINOR. Pro-
frss0r Common and statute Law, my27-2ta~lm
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Hcr MALTHOPTONIQUE.
,ro h.ra inst received another and full supply Of
BUTTONS ENGLISH EXTRACT OF MALL anu
HOPS, which has been so favorably prescribed oS
o.r best physicians as tonic in general debility
wakcfulness, nervousness, &c.
MEADE 4 BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
en,, 9l9 Main street
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URAND SUMNER OPENING.
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
LINE ST AND I'd.

Madame DEMELMAN, having gone North for
the second time this season, viii exhibit on MIN
LATEST DESIGNS
in French-patern Bonnets and Hats M also' ns an Ie
straw. LeghOrn and Il full line of childrcllS hats.
Ladies of good taste will please call anu examine
for themselves. c.. ua,
Also nil the new styles In Lace Scarfs, Parasols,
Chatclaues, Kid Gloves, Lace Sacques, Shaws, ana
full line of Fancy Goods too numerous 70 NEIL
q 1tnu % ot Madame DEMELMAN'S.
ap S-3m 1870 hal'i ''ieel'
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NEW GOODS EVERY DAYFOR JUNE
IN AND JULY.
T. z. PRICE 4 co.

T. r. PRICE 4 co.
have inst received
so pieces BLACK CANVAS GRENADINES;
RLACk STRIPED CANVAS for pClonaise;
BLACK STR PED MOHAIR, 25 and Gee;
phRASNLS-greatv variety;
UMBRELLAS;
LACE PUlNI S and SACQUEs:
LADlES' MADE. UP SKISTS and CIIESSES;
SPANISH SCARFS;
SPANISH LACE:
NECk-TItS;
LarSe lot cheap BLACK SILKS. je
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CRY JAn.-There at present about ninety
five prisoners in the city Jail.
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VULiUS SYCLE'S, AIS BROAD STREET
~ between Fourth ard Fifth street.
just received, the fifth supply OF SUN-UMBfEL-
LAS and PARASULS, very cheap
Ifyou want some more Of those beautiful LAWNS
at &c. worth 20c.. go TO ,,,r,,.,r r
HANDSOME LACE sHAWLS from 81 TO $50
at JULIUS sYCLE'S
CASsIMEREs for mems and boys, wear, In large
assortment, at 'oAioo ohi1 .
Look at our stock Of GAUZE and MERISo
SHIRTS.
Some more of those HANDSOME !, cheap ptt +, ESS
GOODS at 'oHh'S
. suIl assortment Of WHITE GOODS, snch AS
Victoria Lawns. Plaid Musio, Checheu and striped
SainsOoks, irish Linen, just ieceEeu from aue-
tions very cheap,at "Shioo
. ful stock of BLEACHED and BROWN COZ
TONS ut and 12Ec. per yaxu. oo
LOOK at our TOW ELS at l2hc. worth 2Oc;;
| t,n s,,nnly OF GENTL LEMEN'S and LADlES
uaaEnK = tI RlHlEFS, ENBRClDEkkD TkiM-
| MmhhSGS IiaCt;-, SCARF-CHAISs, and FASs,
,'a III, aud two. button KID GLOVES In AL tue re"
sh,drs. and good many other goods 700 nuiaer'
| Gus 10 mention. .or ro,,self the bargains at
| Sau anu JULIUS SYCLE's,
| 4l5 Broad street,
| between Fou III and Flfta
Z.l-
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HETELLE,

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers 20 his friends aud the public every seasoaaoia
article for The table and al the luxuries OF sea ana
land and every latitude, from the lakes TO the tro"
,ca,l served on his tables 10 order, and furnish
ed to parties aud families.
Ills BAR Is stfll supplied With the very best LII
oIyOHs urd RREWED DRINKS.
H,, arrangements for OYSTERS are tie oes,.
snch oys.ers as are served al nis restaurant caihoi
Come. friends. aud test my asert!oas' Ana 70
ali. the compliments Of the season.
de "a .
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..,ITTp, INNrrlArEll. SEn ,,-N.i,.s Is
" = .>'Ir> comre'"Y, = NTrN :, EWi',GS. TE ",c$S>
'#r.. Y .n y ,ir,tt- "|'""'' :r S-3tf
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called 10 a line of BLACK SILKS from $50 70
1926 per yard, and IRCN-FEAME GRENA-
DIMES from csc. upwards.
These goods have all been bought In a falling
market and are offered 1t prices to compete WITH
anv house in the city.
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
uro5 81 Broad street
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prRsIAS INSECT POWDER tYery enectiVe), ana
other insect destroyers, sold by L. WAGNER drug
gist
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sstE gESS.
ANHENNNS ~ SrcNn1

.,..Nr. uNEOF THOSE VERY g.
- :. <..f. : BRICK DWt l.LiNGS. No. A:3l
/. . .,.Hsr.. T,n'h and Eleventh streets.
.... e. -.oius hc>lce> closets, Stor"-roon,
III la perfect uroyr. Possession
....... a...y - JOHN T. Gunni\,
Real stale Agent.
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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MILLINERY.
TuE CHEAP STORE.

VNuE CHEAP STORE. a..Ss
| Mrs. G. G.. THOMPSON has opened aVMoseS
| MILLINERY STORE at No. 21O Seventh street:
three doors from Broad, where she intends 10 sell
| cheaper than the cheapest Having bought her
| Good; for cash she can afford TO sell extremely
CHEAP Her goods are well selected. cons, qu"ntly
will ,Icase the most fastidiouS both III quality and
price call will secure great bargains.
| O.1'h
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MONDAY. JUNE 8, 1874.
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la DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.

BARGAINS. BARGAlNS. BARGAINS
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
NJ. Stipfel & Co.

We confess to some surprise in case where
nothing of the aort perhaps ought to surprise us,
in looking over the new stock of NJ. Stiefel & Co.
yesterday. 1t is vast in quantity as to suggest
the idea Of illmitable, and the quality of goods,
for the prices asked, brings ones remembrance
back to the days Of hard cash before the war.
Suits that last winter cost $16 now 90 for $40,
and fine French or English broadcloth wedding
suit that a year ago would have cost $40 or $50,
now goes at S25 to S35. NJ. Stefel & Co. are hon
orable men, who have won the confidence Of our
people by ten or fifteen years of square dealing
among us, and when they now come and propose
such reductions in the clothing trade as to
amount to small revolution, they deserve to be
backed up by the public.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
RECEIVED THIS WEEK.

A large and complete stock
of Black and COlOred Silks.
These goods are of the we'll
known brand, " SteWart'S
Household Silks" acknOw-
ledged to be the Best Goods
Made, and are ut all prices,
from 81 to S. per yard.--
Would be pleased to show
them at any time, as we are
now prepared to compete
with Chicago in variety and
price. No lady wishing to
buy a silk dress should fail
to look ut these goods.
New stock EmbrOiderleS.
New stock Ladies' Under
wear.
Some splendid New Carpets
in choice patterns.
We are now receiving New
Goods daily.
w. III. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
CITY Convention.

The Democrats and all other voters of the city
OF Ottawa opposed to the perpCtuation of the rule
Of the present party in power in the national
government, are requested to meet in their va
rious wards at o'clock next Thursday evening,
March 18th, and nominate candidates for alder
men and board of education and to appoint dele
gates to city convention, to be held on Friday
evening, March 18TH to nominate candidates for
city officers. Each ward is entitled to one dele
gate and an additional delegate for each 100 OF
fraction Of 100 democratic or liberal votes polled
at the last Presidential election.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

jerry Mccarthy, living near Columbus street
canal bridge in this city, and having Il wife and
a couple of children, and steady employment at
the Starch Factory, in a fit Of partial dcrange.
ment on Monday made a desperate attempt to
commit suicide by taking stryChninc. He seems
to have taken so much that his stomach imme-
mediately rejected the nauscous dose, and thus
failed TO accomplish his benevolent object. 1t IS
hoped this narrow escape from Aud SOoty's
domain" may prove warning to him.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

TENNIE c. CLAFLIS.-Tennie, it seems, travels
ahead as the ardnt cour11er and advertising agent
Of hcr sister, Mrs Blood Woodruff At Du-
buque she took the editors by storm, one OF
whom uhc man Of the Hera!d) fairly raves about
her, and says:
She is a brisk, business like lady, knew what
she wanted made her contract, ana thcn asked
to see some of the late papers. she is OF medi-
nm stature. and inclined 10 eHboEpoiat, and was
dressed in an English walking costumc-femi-
nine apparel, with decidedly masculine cut A
clear full hazel eve lights up rather timely cut
face and gives it an expression hali intellectual,
| half rorriish While engaged in conversation
| her manner is light aud chcery, and her eyes
ldpmitable pluck, the nervous force and mental
mower that are behind that seemingly boyish
| face. She is brisk impulsive in her movements,
and speaks quickly, with clear. ripping, musi
cal voice iIcr wide travel and varied expert
cncc have given her a busness-like air, with
some of the delicious abandon with which Ny
Lady of the parlor casts herself into an easy
chair for an afternoon sicsta.
The picture is not bad one, and will readily
he recognized by many Of our citizens who knew
Tenuic c. very well (by the way she wrote her
name Tennessee" them some twelve years ago,
when she lived AT Ottawa Why don't Tennie
bring her woodruff this way? Has she any par
tctilar reason for avoiding Ottawa: We did
good deal Of printing and advertising for her in
those DAYS and she paid us promptly, like man.
We believe. although she took her leave of Ot:a-
wa somewhat suddeuly-betwecn two days, as it
wcre-shc left no unpaid bills behind. Yet
somehow, in her lecturing tour with her Wood
hull, she avoids Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

The Ladies' Association of the CongreS ational
Church of Ottawa are hagpy to announce to the
public that the Rev. X. B. Howard, OF Princeton,
has been engaged to deliver his lecture, entitled
" Personal "reminiscences of the Battle OF Get
tysburg," at the Congregational church on Mon
day evening, March 10th, at rs o'clock.
The lecture will be illustrated by large map
U2Xl4) of the battlefield, drawn from Mr.. Bach.
ender's chart Mr.. Howard having been on the
field with his brother, Gen. o. 0. Howard dur.
ing the three days engagement, and having spent
several weeks there aftcrward in caring for the
sick and wounded, the description of battle
scenes will have all the freshness and accuracy
Of ali eye witness. Besides this, Mr.. Howard is
an interesting and eloquent lecturer, and can
not fail to interest all who may attend. He has
delivered this lecture in many Of the surround
ing cities, and it has been favoraby noticed by
the press, and everywhere listened to with the
deepest interest.
Admission, so cts; children, half price. Ar.
rangements are being made for selling tickets to
scholars Of the day and Sunday schools at Is cts
All will be interested, and will learn something
new of one of the most thrilling events in the
history OF our country.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
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EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
AtE, IS La Sale Street (-st hoor west OF Hou
BY OSMAN &c PEhAN.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
,lw.2w. IN. an. NJ. sM. lY.
Twelve lines of Agste make one square.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertiser ents not under contract must b. plainly
marked the length of desired, they will be contin
ued and charged for until ordered out,
Business professional cards mot exceeding hveliles
Inserted at nve dollars per annum Ave lines dol
ar per line extra.
Transient advertising In all to be paid strictly in
advance.
III Yearly advertisers iiScontnuing their advertise
ments before expiration of the contract will be chsre'
ed the full rates as above Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other not connected with their
regular business
Local notices, fftee cents per line.
~ In no case will these terms be departed from.
tH The the slip which the subscribers name
fs printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds to
the which they have paid ana at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

HULL & BARTELs opened their new Hat and
Cap store in the old Prescott corner, north Of the
Court House square, on Thursday, according to
promise Their stock has as yet but partially
come to hand, but it embraces a splendid display
styles, together with felt hats and caps in all the
popular styles and makes, gloves mts, &c, &c.
The furnishing goods, which ERE promised to be
the finest stock in that line ever seen in Ottawa,
are on the way and will be here next week The
boys, in spite OF the horrd weather, seem already
TO have quite trade
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
Hooley's Opera House Company

Including John Dillon, Blasdell, Mrs. Kate
Mcek--indeed the entire strength of the com
pany, will appear at the Opera House in this
city and give our people presentation of the
great society drama entitled Divorced" The
play, as rendered by this company, had run OF
several months when first brought out, and is
isdccd one of the very finest and least objection.
able of all the dramas of the modern sensational
school. While it is full of rolckng fun, and
Dillon in his role is magnificent, other portions
excite the warmcst sympathes and tcnderest
emotion.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

Wash. Lloyd, proprietor of Wcnona Poultry
Yard, breeder of choice poultry will sell eggs for
Matching, after March /, 1874, at the following
prices: Light Brahmas, per doz., 81; Dark Brah-
mas, per doz, $3; Partridge Cochin, per doz, S3
Buff Cochin, per doz, s.. Ny stock is selected
with great care for breeding purposes, and is MS
good as any in the state. Money must accom-
pany orders. My facilities for shipping are un-
surpassed. Address, with stamp, Wash. Loyd,
WenOna Ill
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

A. Frank 81 Co.'S store is the neate5t and best
regulated clothing house in the city-so say
the people. Goods are low; goods are new the
goods are cheap; the goods are our own manu-
facturc, and no second hand trade with US. 1t
will save you ten Per cent. to buy Of our house,
and square dealing is the motto of \. Frank e
Co, the peoples clothiers, II La Sale street
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

The joke is somewhat threadbare by this time
of sending anonymous notices to saloon keepers
warning them that the praying sisters will visit
the place on certain day at certain hour; yet
n. Card & Co, John Doll, Jacob Baish and other
saloon keepers of this city have had this stupid
Joke attempted on them during the week. What
ever may be the case hereafter it is certain as
yet there is no praying band organized in Ottawa
and it looks doubtful whether one will be.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
The Ladies' Movement in Ottawa.

The meeting of the ladies Of Ottawa, pursuant
to the appointment made at the meeting on
Monday evening, took place in due course at
the Methodist church on Thursday afternoon.
About $50 were present, made up of all dcnomi-
nations. The meeting was organized by placing
Mrs Robert Strawn in the chair, appointing Mrs.
f. d. Sweetser vice President and Mrs. NJ. A.
Dewey Secretary.
The following ladies were appointed COM
mittce to prepare pledge: Mrs. John Paul,
Mrs. Trude, Mrs, Sapp aud Mrs. Sizer
On motion, committee was elected, consist
Ing of one from every church in the city, to cir
culatc the temperance pledge in thcirrespective
churches as follows: Mrs. Davis, Mary Nattin-
ger, Mrs Moflltt, Miss Amelia Vette, Miss Ro-
chelle, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs tOhn Collins, and Miss
Ella Lansing.
Quite Il lengthy discussion then followed as to
the best mode of going to work to conquer the
enemy. The Ohio movement found a few advo-
Gates, but generally the ladies evinced no taste
for it. We beg to commend to their attention
an article in to.days TRADER copied from the
Louisville Courier.Journoi as containing some
useful suggestions. Without coming to any
conclusion the meeting adjourned to next Fri
day afternoon March 30th.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07
Notice,

meeting Of the La Sale County Agricultural
;oard will be held at the Clifton Hotel, in Otta-
ava, on Saturday, March 14th, 1874, All mem
ers of the Board are requested to be present.
II. L. MEAD, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

We are requested by the Good Nuff troupe to
express their thanks to Wm O'Nel for the Oys.
ter supper set before them at the close Of the en-
tertanment on Thursday evening last. This is
not the first time, and we presume the Good
Nuffs hope it may not be the last, that Mr.
O'Neil has shown his generous hand to the boys
-Rspnblican.
We copy the above and give it that endorse
ment which honest merit deserves.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

Mr.. Fiske, who had been at the East several
weeks making purchases for the spring trade,
returned few days ago and the new stock is
now arriving. The stock of ready clothing
and furnishing goods embraces all that is new
and fashionable in the trade, both for men and
boys, and is believed to be the finest stock of
spring goods ever bought for this city. He
bought uniformly from first hands, after careful
ly examining the quality of work ond material,
and knows that, while prices are lower than he
anticipated, the quality is such as he can safely
warrant first class and above the suspicion OF
shoddy material or slop.shop work.
Heavy purchases of piece goods were also
made for the Merchant Tailoring Department.
which is under the charge of Mr.. BEEN. In this
department, as most of our readers are aware,
Messrs, +. & B. employ a large number of hands,
and manufacture fine goods to order for custom
crs not only all over La Sale county but through
Iowa. Nebraska, Colorado and all the distant
territories. No eastern establishment anywhere
has so high reputation all over the great west
for the excellence of its workmanship and mate
rial as that of Fiske & BEEN, of Ottawa; aud BY
reason of it, their establishment is rapidly grow.
ing into one Of our leading manufacturing in
tprcstS
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

The calculation as to the value Of each share
on March 1st 1874, is a somewhat complicated
one and has not yet been made, but we are
promised the figures by our next issue.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-03-07

THIS MEANS WAR!-A call appears in Thurs
days Wochenblat, the German paper of this city,
for n meeting Of the German saloon keepers OF
the city at Shafer's Hall, on Monday evening, at
III o'clock, to attend to "wcighty" business.
" Every liberal minded, free thinking MAN, who
is opposed to bending his neck to the knout of
puritanica fanaticism," is invited to be present.