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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-17

0uIIs wRLLKNowN AND POPULAR
i LAUNDRY Is daily turning out The best
Of work In the shape Of CLEAN CLOTHES.
and dispatch, and no damage done BY rough
manipulation or chemicals. $500 1850 ..
WASHING PINE FLANNEI.S MADE A
SPECIALITY: also. nuting. rufling. etc:
Bundles or packages for the NEVADA
LAUNDRY regularly called for and pnnetually
returned BY the delivery wagons OF the estab-
iirhment. Rates low and good satisfaction
given. n.v.s .ro
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-17
uEIIow JACKET suIvR

Y Mining Company.-Assssmsnt Sale No.
l7.-Thcre are delinquent upon the following
described Ftock, on account OF assessment
levied February 10, 1874. tho several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, % follows;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-17
NEVADA LAUNDRY,
VIRGINIA CITY,
R.. A. DAVIS q co. - PRepRIeroRs.

II North Cstfset, OPP. Pestoniee, virsinin.
Geld HiTl-At u. Thorburn's Cisar and
Tobacco Store, opposite Fox's Meat
Market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-17
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY.
LOWER GOLD MILL.
CastIuss In Iron n brass, TuruIus mud
Rinl.hias Of Every Variety. Quartz
Crsshins and A~maissmatinG
Machinery Made 10 Order.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH DIS.
n patch, at reasonable rates.
GEORGE EMMETT,
fslon Presri-tsr.
1850. 1874.
PIONEER
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
J0LEPH ". HALL, PROPRIRTOR.

This Old RsTABLIsuED AND
L reliable Laundry IL prepared to turn out
any quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen,
without being damaged by manipulation or
by chemical application.
Packages punetually called for and returned.
Ohees-tnternstional Hotel and wallace's
Fruit store. Ia South c street. Virginia and
vsscy House. Gold Hili.
miu JOSEPH v. HALL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-17
Il NICKERBOCKER MINING
I'm Cnmnanv-Incniin NJ princinal nIaca Of

Onco-Room 81 Hayward's Building, 40
California street, San Francisco, Cal, fei7 I'd
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lula COLD AND SILVER

once = No. 10 stcvenson's Building, San
Prnncisco. Cal. fei6 I'd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
9TH District Congressional Convention

| 49, MA 4CpslOldl OUuVtAslD.4I
In pursuance OF the call sued by the Op-
position committee, inviting all who endorse
what is known as the "hard money rlatrorm,"
adopted at Springfield Aug. Goth, delegate,
assembled at the Court House in Morris on
Thursday last, al O'Clock u. NJ.
The convention was called 10 order b,.
Hon p. \. Armstrong, chairman of the com
mittee, and \. &. Smith, of La Sale county,
was selected az chairman and Andreas Brown,
of Will, and Geo. W. W. Blake, of La Sale.
as secretaries.
j, &. Armstrong, OF La Sale, moved the
appointment Of Il committee of one from
each county on credentials. The chair an.
pointed d. II. Plnny, of VIII, J. j. Widmer,
Of Kendall, J. w. Laurence, of Grundy and
j. G. Armstrong, Of La Sale, such commit
tee, The committee reported as present from
! VIII county fourteen delegates, Grundy, five.
Kendall four and La Sale eighteen; but as
there were two sets from La Sale, and both
composed of gentlemen of unquestionable
character as Democrats or Oppositionists to
the administration, that both sets be admitted
to seats. After some bitter discussion, the
report was adopted.
The following committee on resolutions
was then appointed:
P. A. Armstrong, of Grundy; l.. W. Brewer,
of La Sale; ID II, Pinny, of viii and j. j.
Widmer, of Kendall.
They reported the following resolutions,
which were warmly supported by p. A. Arm
strong and Mr.. Pinny and as hotly opposed
| by Mr.. Brewer and others. The resolutions
us adopted are as follows:
/. Resolced, That, while we do not agree
with the financial views of Alexander Camp
bell, the nominee of the Independents for
Congress in this district, yet, inasmuch as
upon all other living issues now before The
people he agrees with Us, we deem it unad-
yisabe at this crisis to divide the opposition
vote. 1t is, therefore, the sense ofthis Con
vention that we do ndorSe and adopt him as
our candidate.
,. The Opposition party of the Seventh
Congressional District, in Convention assem-
! bled, reatfirm the declaration of principles
enuncated by the Opposition State Convert
ton of the Goth day of August last
grecnbackS as the currency of the country, II
I be maintained at par with gold.
The following central congressional conf
mlttee was then appointed.
p. \. Armstrong, Lewis Stewart, VIM. o>
man, and c. Farley.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
THE MASS CONVENTION

On Wednesday afternoon, pursuant Ia cal,
published in last weeks FREE TRADER, Il
mas, convcAtiom was held in the City Hall
for the purpose Of considering the political
situation in Thu congressional district, and
sending delegates - The congressional con.
vcntion to be held IN Morris IN Thursday %!
/ this week.
The convention was called 10 order by Mr..
Dsman and Arthur Lockwood elected chair
man. The object of the meeting having
been briefly stated by the president, Mr.. Geo.
W. ". Blake wa, elected secretary, and The
call for the convention WAS read.
Following the reading st the call, several
gentlemen addressed the meeting, setting
forth their view ~ 10 The platform at II"
Springfield convention adopted on The 3i'h
ult after which the convention proceeded lo
adopt the following resolution, Is containing
their endorsement of the platform mcEli"urd,
hat believing that the interest of all iIur re-.
formers did nat require the placing Of a
third ticket in the field at the present time.
The resolution reads H. follows:
Rs,o'c,d, That this meeting send delegates
Ia the convention 10 meet al Norris To NOR
row instructed Ia oppose nominating can
didatc in opposition II y. tamhclI, although
approving the platform a. indicated IN the
call OF said convention.
After the adoption ct the resolution, a. com,
mircc of three were appointed TO sclcc, dele
gate, Ia the con srr>>ional convention. The
committee named were W. O>man. W. Il. Nil
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
WHATS THE NATTER WITH DALToN'

The editor of the Streator NonttOr has cvi
IDENTIFY either come TO his senses or else for
gotten that he is running a third term radica
paper in the interest of the loyal Office hold
ers in power.
In speaking of the opposition convention
constituted Of tie anti radical people of this
county held at the court house on "Wednesday
the 9th inst he says:
The Opposition Convention held at Ottawa,
last Wednesday, recognized the growth OF
Strcator, and its importance rs the third town
IN La Sale county, by nominating for Sena-
tor, Mr. Fawcctt Plumb. The convention eX
hibted good sense in this procedure, as well
in recognizing the claims of this locality, as
in til particular man selected for candidate
Dr. COrbus, the republican nominee, viii
find Mr.. Plumb no mean antagonist, ana i.
will pay the Doctor in sound votes to he
moving briSkly in the matter of securing his
election The Opposition could not have
chosen more acceptable man, in all respects,
than Mr. Fawcett Plumb. He possesses good
ability, is deliberate in judgment, and pains
taking in all he aims TO accomplish. La
sale county presents two able, vigorous mon
whose views are well understood, and whose
energy is about equal. our criticism of Mr..
Plumb is made in the spirit of fair play; in
Justice to our town--in which we have spc-
cial pridc--and in justice TO u convention
that took advantage Of an excellent oppOrtu-
nifty 10 please the inhabitants Of prosperous
place, selecting at the same time a suitable
candidate. We regret that Mr. Plumb is not
inside the lines of the republican party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
SENSIBLE TO THE LAST.

A. will he seen by the proceedings else
where, the Liberal Opposition congressional
convention which met at Morris on Thurs.
day adopted substantially the same cuorsc Of
action as that adopted by the Mass Meeting
at Ottawa ON Wednesday; that is, 1t refused
10 endorse Mr. \. Campbcll's financial views
ana rcailirmed the Springfield platform of
Aug 2Gth, but decided it ineXpcdcnt to put Il
third candidate into the field for Congress. in
tins district. The people are thus left To
make their choice between Campbell and
Corwin with neither of whom large pro
portion of the voters agree on the questions oi
currency and finance. II is a contingency
that unhappily too often arises IN political A.
in all other mundane matters, that one !, in
cNorably narrowed down to choice of evils
only
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

and good order With ruo czc N Of
few chronic hangers on to the rldSal ohlc
seekers who evidently came 70 buzz th
convention, it WAS 4 gathering q more intcl
lect and good sense than often conercgates L
consider the interest IF the people Of tn
county.
That the effort of lis members was homes
and worthy OF endorsement needs no bette
proof than that the Pee Wee organ OF thu
THIRD term party sets it down as Il "wcakly'
affair
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

Tho Following Patents were i,'Hcd IlGm 'L!'
I-nff,.J STATE, Patent Office io citizens ol Ililnoi
fer Ibr week ending August lSlh Ie't. kcnor't'
far The FIRE TRADER hy A'"AaHHcr ~ MseoN
N,lir,fnro 81 Pt,ut-. 49, seventh street WASH
in-tuu, ID. G: p..,
Rotary steam 'H-'''- ''' '''''', .'-'' ''''''
lIiN.
ii, w. u. Dickson, PcorIa.
Grain driU--F Bp-;rum, Gdlc,HUr-.
In.uIruti,r headlight burners. V. Dawes
,nrr,,- Il Nolan. Gal,,hur-. ..
undressing mLchinr--l. Hpcicr. tr'h".l
Grove.
Elevator. 3. Chc-anuItE, Chicago.
steam ,u.iuc>-l. ". Have, Chicago.
Culli,aiur,-C. Riu>cy. Grn"seu.
~a>h fI>t,uuT--luhu PIIk. Joliet.
Sulhy plpV,-W. Starring. south fr".f''.
For the So. X ending Au-. 2ith. ~.
,rr,, l,iaUt.r>-.jyui,.- >ylly. Peoria.
~prin.. he'd h,iiun--E ". Graiton, and i. VI
I, rance. thica-u.
Heating ,to,c,-i. T.. Kendall, afro.
WiUdmil',-R. + Mason, Miiiin-tou.
I,,r.-E ". Anderson. >tIilprdvl.'
Railway .y,i.,b.--B Bacon, Morrison.
Eotl~, plnv II Jones. Rockford.
I,y, Slf.- fudiratur--,. VI. My7,-. Chicago
iis-sc, for la,iHS ~a.H-.r--l. VI. SchGarl-
inu.pu-sC.
ggpufarrul,r oI iiI- iur soldering .rHu>-l
: ~. Chicago.
-. ,,r.-.-,---U. a. Thomas. rDto,i
t--. ri.l. t.--->. Do. .,u.-.. Mason ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
THE GRANGE PICNIC.

1t will, of course, not be forgotten tina, the
grand Grange Picnic, to make up for the one
spoiled three weeks ago by the rain, comes
of at Debolt's Springs on the 18th inst,
which Is Friday of next week. There will
be a number of able speakers present, with
music, &c The invitation, of course, is not
confined to grangers, but extended
TO everybody, and the entire affair is
10 be free Of expense. Parties attending carry
their own baskets, and all else is without
charge to any one. Let there be rousing
turn ont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

that having ovcrthrown the Kellogg dynasty
and restored order, the President would, as
he virtually did in Texas and Arkansas, let
them alone. But this proclamation cutN of
tina; hope, and their next best nope vas, that
instead of restoring Kellogg tie President
would give them a military government
viii he do that? He has, thus far directed
the military to take possession Of the state
House, but he has not put Kellogg back; and
what he really will DO at the end Of The five
DAYS remains Il profound mystery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
WHATS THE NATTER

OTTER GREEN, sept 10Th 1874.
Eds. Ere, Tra6',--Can you or any person
tell what is the matter with Mr. Bernard: In
your last issue at SEPT. l2lh, he publishes a
card in which he charges That the nomination
of Mr.. Plumb was made 50 quickly that hc
and his friends did not have time To know Who
il Mas they were voting for. Sirs, the reverse
we're the facts, for it was publicly talked Of,
both in and out OF the convention, that in or
der to treat the liberal republicans with re-
spcct they should have one representative.
II David had been in the house a: the time
he would have known better Than 10 have
made the charge he did. ~ To the ring, Da-
vii knows that i all b1>h. Now. David, did
not You and your friends ua,arc in the same
bushes, 90 back On Plumb, fearing that he
would not vote Ia repeal Tie bill known H.
ia" Rcllick Bin ia ,ac coming Legislature:
Now, David anil Your friends, avn well
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

COUNTY FAIE--In the necessarily hurried
report We were able 10 give of the county fair
IN our last, We were able 10 name only the
exhibitors To whom The principal premiums
were awarded on horses and cattle, and a few
other articles, and H. no official report of the
premiums awarded has yet been prepared, we
are unable Ia publish such report ibis week.
The fair was much better than last year in
the number and excellence of animals and
articles exhibited, but diritcd smaller at
tendance OF visitors, ana therefore fell some
two hundred dollars below last year in re.
cciplS. Our impression j. that a lower gen.
cral admission fee. and les, admission al
whole ncighborhood, ON family" ticket,
would b" a good measure to Increase the gen.
rr:ll receipts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

II VA, found lmpracticable 10 get ready for
publication this week tse Official proceed
ings which the Board left in an unfinished
and somewhat chaotic stale by adiourning
over from sept. lltll To Sept. 2l>y When
the Board get through and the clerk cSn write
up their proceeding, in iclli~b!y. ar shall
Try L. publish them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

LOUISIANA Dispatches are said Ia have
passed over tie wires last evening Ia the Fl
submit their claim, 10 the .nNcrupr,hip al
louisiana 10 a new election, the government
in the meantime 10 be- in the hau'l> ~ the
4. ; mil iiary authorizes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

The Democratic State Convention ot New
York al Syracuse un Thursday, hcmina,cd
the Hon samuel j. ridden for Governor. Til
den j, The man who headed the prosecution
against Tweed and the New York city cor.
rupliori,i, ending with the landing of the
Boss thief" in the pcnicuiisry for - years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

The supreme court of Pennsylvania ha> just
decided that the public sale of unclaimed
package, by express companies which are
unopened, Is a fraud upon the rights of The
owner. ard thai the company j. liable t"r The
value OF The goods Tiis /, decision ~ con
siderable importance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

day nominated for con-rc,- 10y The lEdcpcu-
dents Of the Fourth District, against Hon
Stephen \. IIurlbut, FarnsWorlh lost east in
The Republican party lew year, a-o for
mamlcsun- symptoms Of Honesty. lie l.,
therefore, "a very proper candidate for the
Independents,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
rrA WA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, INA

satisfied that Mr. Plumb /, not IN favor Of al.
rcrin@ said bill at present. j, ii CURYEA.
Delegate al said convention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19

>I>"I. TEUurnANr-rHc singer sewing
Nschiu, NEE awarded %, First Premium 81 Ga,
IL Sale Count, Fair fnr work. performed un a..
ground
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-19
Our Clubbing.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications, furnishing
both at the prices named. The offer is open
10 old subscribers or new at any post office
in the country:
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
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Aviso al p1blico.

LOS medicamentos Holloway son falsfcados en- Nue.
a-York, ell tituo de Holloway Ca y en- varios
puntos de la America Espanela hay sugetos POGO
baraos Tengase presente que los remedies genuinos
eaborados solamente en- e establecimiento del
Professor HOLLOWAY, 533, Oxford Street L6ndres
Como no permite que las medicnas question
compradas por alguna de los Esados Undos,
todo medicamento que con ell nombre de HOLLOWAY
es exportado do dcho pals para vendido debe
siderarse como falsfcado.
Cada GAIA dc Pildoras bote dc Ugiiento RAN
pdddos de amplas inSruccioncs espaAol relaticas
al nlOdo dc los medicamentos
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los principaes boticarios del mundo entero pro-
petario el Professor Holloway, en- su establecmieno
central
533 Oxford Street I6ndres
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HOTEL I BANOS DBL "UNIvERSO.'

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leipa sus mueIos amigos constantes iavorecedorss
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Eodo al que dgns hoArare con AL assteneia Calle
lie TstaAn, aum 9.--Paerto- Rico II de Asosto de
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
ReVista QuincenaI De Espaia.

Tengo el gusto de participar mis- amigos de este
do la Peninsula que llegara del 80 al 81 del
riene. reeibire el primer nomero de La Revisto Qan
cenat de Espaa, peri6dco eccscamente de noticias
sumamente barato, que ha empezado 4 publicarse en-
Madrid para estas Antas.
Cuesta al afo la m6dica cantidad de 50 moneda cor
riente.
Puerto. Rico II de Dicembre de 1S74.-Eduardo
Larroca Pascnal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
REG ALOS PARA PASCUAS
EN- "EaI pOtVENlEg"
A. LLANERAS, VINAS COMPANIA
81 SAN FRANCISCO 81.


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o 1im Frances Espano varado sutdo
meancas oecen deaar pecios mo cos, n
puedan lucir egaos amigos
Entire los nnumerabes afcnl aparaores deaan
los sfguientes:
Un complete surdo de coIa5e7, puseras de
Cajtas de perumerfa
Guantes corbatas para Stas. cabalsros
Camisas bordadas para Sras. caballeros;
Enaguas bodalas;
ParAgias genovese;
SombIas de seda, 1tima novedad;
Panuelos bordados de hlo;
Sobreodos de pano 6no;
Abrgos para salidas de teatros;
Abanicos pericones
Cintas flores.
Trenzas de imtacion depelo
Boones adornos de feda para vestdos
Cszado para Sras. cabaleros n,nos
Camisas bordadas para uinos;
Sombreros de toos classes para cabaeros yninas.
Idem de paja de para Sras.
Casmires muy Gnos;
Joyeros de concha;
Ternos, cnturones relicaros de varas classes
una nndad de aro propos para rego es do
Tambn ompeto surtido de cazado e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
Ojo al anuncio.

ri que suscribe pone conocnieno del pIblico
haber alberto su de comercio plaza, Guile
de la Fortaeza, niIn ii, ftene la ca "a de- los Sres
Sobrnos de III. En dicha se espene con especia
lidad los mejores artieuos perteuecentes Zapaeria
Talabarteria recibdos drectamente de Europa Tam
ben Sc vende suela al por mayor de las prin
cpales tabricas de la isa, i9uamene cnturones
de sela charoad para tropa voluntarios Las mer-
eancias de la menclonada casa seran sempre precios
sumamente modicos
Puerto Rico 20 de Noviembre de 1574.-Antouio
Rodrig Iez Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-25
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