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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06
Public Library.

MEr5Rs. FDIToRs-Just now, when the tax
payers are feeling their burdens, is Il good time
to consider ways and means Of reducing them
Asa step towards this would it not be good
policy for our city to take steps, not only for Sc
curing better accommodation for the education
of our children, but also Public Library? Elk
pericnce shows us that every thing we do to
promote intelligence reduces crime, and 1t re-
duccs taxation. A few years ago it was proved
in the city OF Liverpool, that crime, and espec-
tally the crime of uneducated boys and girls, had
cost the city many times more than it would
have cost to educate and civiize the whole ris-
ing generation of that city. Crime then was an
enormous burden on the capital aud industry of
the city. Il 1t not so with US? Would it not pay
to expend something to educate and make prov
ident and law-a abiding those that are now costing
us so much to punish?
What could be better help to our excellent
school system than public library? IAN ounce
of prevention is better than pound of cure"
With our natural situation, business advantages,
mineral spring, schools and churches we need
but good public library building, well supplied
with books, to make Ottawa one Of the most
attractive and desirable towns in the state.
Who will move in the matter? PROGRESS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06
FINANCIAL x COMMERCIAL.

There is little change to note in business mat
tiers; the severe cold weather tended to restrict
trade, and in all branches of business trade has
been rather quiet.
In money matters there is very little change
to note the market seems to be growing a little
closer The demand is good the banks gener.
ally accommodate their regular customers at
the usual rates, but for outside matters are more
inclined to turn the cold shoulder
In Chicago the market Is reported as growing
closer, the demand brisk, aud rates firm. The
principal demand comes from provision dealers
Gold has been active and firm during the week
Prices have increased a little. The continued
shipments of coin tend to advance the premium.
Government Bonds in sympathy with gold,
have advasced. The demand from investors is
good, and tends to maintain full prices
Ravens, MacKinlay & Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06

here. They ,crutcc ore and will again. Let
nc mn, nm ,r,,t, ,sion iron bridge and be
ao,',, ,,,,, !, ,o,., ides, Jackson is mis-
.hou, ,h,r.. d ocnier pier there now.
Exclanationo % gIisc by several aldermen
and four or five Nu'u's In concert eNcialmeu
I"Oh, Dr.. You ~ srong!'
DIR. Stay, nnas bridge do you mean!
yoices-Thc ,,,icr bridge near the glass
works
Dr.S.-Oh. Al! III take it back! Pm mis-
taken! I'm wrong-ali wrong! He took a drink
lof water) and sa' down.
| jackson resolution was adopted.
CITY COAL SHED.
King--A small sncd /, needed to hold coal for
the steamer. 1t can be put up under the stairs
and not project on The side walk oyer foot'
one that will hold about five or six tons, enough
to last year
lIoban--This IL dculous do not think II
wise to puncha hole in the end OF this Dilck
building and to erect there frame shed, ana
that too In tie re limits. Law makers should
not be law breakers.
Jackson-As on" Of the committee, Il have Deeh
notified that the city will be sued if we obstruct
the sidewalk.
JUDGES or ELECTION.
The following judges and places oil hoidlng
ELECTION were elected for the city election March
18th, 1875:
lsT WARD WpIren, John Donavnn ana rat.
Doncalur. ila,r OF election OF Jao. Donayans
hoUs"
90 ,yaRp.-A,her Markham, Jacob Lowman,
and A. G.. Frc",nan. Election at I'd ward school
house.
30 wAnp.-Iaryey Day, f. D. Swectscr and
Geo. C.. Thompson. Court House
am wAnu.-Timothy Slattery, John Huston
and John Vogt Portland House.
5TH wARD.-G. VIM. Fox VIM. Krcuger and
"has Zimmerman. Skaters Hall.
9TH wA8p.-Newton Waterman, j. b. llamalle
and John Connors. Chas. Alberts residence.
TTH WARD.-Geo. W. Mates, John Gardner and
Roland Martin. 7. NJ Mason's Office.
Sundry bills were allowed, when the council
adjourned.
As he went down stairs our humorous friend,
Peter Miller, nudged our reporter and said,
"lIaw! haw! 1t WAS SO funny like Three
Dutclman's was Judge Of elections by der 9TH
wurtr'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06
Spefial 4otifss.

Al all other this Is the only place he visits pot
slonaly) lie may be found at Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06
y taws Wholesale Market.


On yesterday , ''''>'''
ruled as follow ~ 49,
Dressed hogs hcrH 'S' $50
ligsC WV
CONS Gle.
Oats-iSCt50 cts.
Live turkeys-S CO ..prTA
Live chickens cts. perth.
The hog market is quite brisA > anu "eau pork
ers come in rapidly
Corn arrives in loads few and ia, oet"een and
what is brought to town is Gobbled Up ior iced
ing out in town, the regular buyers n eohsid'
ering the scanty receipts worth strpSS hnS Tor
We nnoie below.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-06

Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
bred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

If the Returning Roard entertained
the deliberate intention of giving the
Republicans majority in the House
Of Representatives., regardless Of JUS
tice orlright, as the. white ;Leaguers
charge, why did they not make that
majority safe and comfortable instead
of leaving the opposing parties SO
closely divided I If the Returning
officers have performed their duties
honestly and consistently with law,
no one has any right to complain. If
they started out to give a Republican
majority whether or no, they have
bungled the job terribly, Why they
haven't given US quorum with which
to organize the House! The White
League should make note Of this.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

The chronological journal aud Life II
Illustrated for january, 1875, is = Yoss prom,
Using opening OF the sixtieth volume Of thii
ever welcome magazine. Its contents. take
the list all through furnishes most valuable
reading. First in order is sketch and 8
fine portrait OF Postmaster General Jewell
next cheerful discussion Of subject
gloomy to most Of us, entitled Death with
out Pain" The lively sketch Of 1.-Two Col
ored Bishops will be read and the portraits
scanned with much interest. "Our E.rs;
and their Significance is prcft,sely illus
trnfnll mil Wnrfl. et.a,ly Charlotte (sisGman
receives an appreciative notice; Tom Hop
per's experience with young pigs ia well
told, and very funny; +" Cupid in the School
Room" shows up the Co-elncation idea in
apiquant light; What a Country the read
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States must feel compelled to .exc.aim !;
then sketches and essays follow ON such
subjects as American Labor. and American
Finance; Air, Emphasis, and Etiquette :;
The Coquito Palm The Connection Of Mind
and Body: Don Carlos and the War in
Spain, with portr..it; The. New Year, etc.,
besides a department very rich in Answers
to Correspondents, and the best thoughts
Of occasional writer's. Price Of the num-
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with premium. Address ). r. WELLS,
3s9 Broadway, n. 7. @'f' 4
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Every man should subscribe for the
local paper. Take the CHER.

The Science Of Health for January COM
| mences u new volume. This magazine il
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portance to the public and the race. It con.
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with Illustrations Treatment of the Sick +:
The Cornerstone Of Woman's Education !:
School Poisoning by Bad Air; Infant Preco-
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proper Grinding, with se:asonable recipes !;
The Food Question Principles of Hygienic
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with Correspondents" We have information
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New is tue time to subscribe for 1875. Adj
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New York.
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Died.

SlMS-At ElmHall, parish of ASSUMPTION
La, ON Tuesday, December 18th, 1874, Mar.
guerite, youngest child Of T. ". and Enmn.
Sims, aged seven months aud eighteen DAYS.
DONNAUD-On Thursday, Dccemler
18th, 1874, at Jacksonville, parish of ST.
Mary, La, EUGENE +. DEDUCHE. wifi. ri
the late Abel Do1lnaud,aA native of 'Hayti
aged 81 years aud for the past so years !.
resident vi the United States.
( Ere the Christmas joys and festivities were
we'll upon us, and while every heart throbbed
i'll union with the great "peace on earth
she passed away. Her life was one long req
ord Of her virtues her death the yloriou.
proof OF an undying soul. To reverence vi,-
aue was. to do her homage; to worship good
ness was ~ call her Queen. Inspiring ten
der regard in all she met, she p;s,se,l her.
way through life, - 3
The Ion. line Of descendants she left he, \
llipd could well feel that ON the Christmas
morning which 'layuc'l so unl,appily to them
'pe more. soul, done witt, tA. sil, aud sorrow
If earth. had put on !, robe Of .l;.zzlir.
shiteness" in the lapd where tho wicked |
ease from troubling, and the weary arr. at |
est"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02
ARTHER's ILLUSTRATED -. $ S. /.
HOME MAGAzINE FOR 1875.

Ito the adyaaeine thought 81 ti,e tines r h
Home M0gasiNe takes rank with the leading
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christian morality. Whatever is, hnrtfj6 It
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ARTHUR I'M b sasmtlcss;i ri III SaiIasss. =
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".IAE ~ z.kLLLR. Il This depart
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abundance Of short stories two or three J
'ser'a !. vii be given during the year..
I ",.pl4hSL&S1JF Nd K.' Potts the .inirnitat.ls
delineator of home life and churacters w;H
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Bu1 y, SsnSsrest patterns for ladies,
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TER TGr Hi issi Dspartnesf VII, ts
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02
TIE WRONG OK GORED.

ss@ A0 ADVW0 Va .N~AA0ASe
The sindietive protests. of thew hite
League against the action of the RI
turnisS Bosfa H. throwing cat tie
vote Of varions polls aud parishes for
lawful reasons lack the element neces-
sary to secure them L respectful con.
sideration that is, sincerity. If such
things had been done in the interest
of the Democracy we should have
heard no complaints from the source
referred to, but ON the contrary the
lawyers and newspaper organs of the
League would have raised their voices
in harmonious cadence to attest the
virtuous and legal intent of the Re-
turning officers.
Proof of this assertion is found in
the fact that the self constituted
Democratic Returning Committee
very conveniently omitted the parish
OF Carroll from their compilation Of
the vote of the State, on the ground
that the returns had been altered,
Notwithstanding they had abundant
means at hand for ascertaining the
actual vote cast. Aud Why was this
donef Simply becanse the counting
Of the vote of Carroll will elect Hon.
Frank Morey, q Republican, to Con-
gress, while without it, Mr.. Spencer,
q Democrat, is elected. ~
g In the case of DeSoto the Dem
ocratic OK is gored by throwing out
the vote, and great is the believing
Of that animal; but mark with what
zcst he turns upon the Republican
bovine in the Carroll contest.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

A subcommittee of the Congress
slonal committee appointed to in.
vestigate Louisiana affairs, composed
Of Hens. Chas. Foster, W. w. Phelps
and Clarkson n. Potter, arrived in
New Orleans this week and proceeded
at once to work, Two sessions are
held each day, one at the Customs
house the other at the St. Charles
Hotel, and a mass Of testimony has
already been elected in relation to
the political, condition of our State
and the action of the Returning
Board. The investigation will be
thorough and, complete, and it is to
he hoped will result in legislation by
Congress calculated to pacify turb-o
alence and secure, obeaiencs, to law
II / 4onisiana. 50 = '.ais |y sd
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02
Japanese Peas /; 200 Bushels to the Acre,
Something New.
Farmers and Gardeners read this !,
AGEF1S WAE1,ED 10,sELL THE
+ JAPANESE PEI -

These peas have recently been b,,c,,sh. =
this country from Japan, and prnre S. = ~ ~
the finest PEA known for table ,ise Or for
STOCK: They grow III the form of hush
rom to 2 feet high. and do not ren,,i,,,
sIm SUE They yi..ld from one quart Il, =,
gallon 81 peas per bush. A sample package.
, ,na. VII produce from to 70 bushels Of
an 'iT Nv, ing tersps to Agents,
OF planting, will be sent, postpaid. to anv
one desiring to vet nj Agents., 81, reet;nt, -
oO centH. The seed i Offer ARE. fteslf .,d
senuine-1iiis years 1,rOsluctiori,,' Now l.
t fme .l, =, to order, so you may DO prepared
iof early planting: Address. g u -
T. Z. L, osMENT; Cleveland, Tenn
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

Louisiana Democrats who anathe-
matte PresiAent Grant for. his rees
pgnitpD andsenpp Of IT, kcllesg
aaa.iaistsatita .sl,sdlld consider mat
be is in favor of extending the aid Of
the Federal Government to the con-
strnction Of tlie'leveesuf the Missis-
sippi river and the Fort St. Philip
Canal. Gen. Grant is not the enemy
Of the Southern people, albeit an
earnest opponent If White Leagues
and Ku-klnx kLai,s,, and we do not
believe there ism mai, in the nation
who would Willingly do more tolbuild
up the South BY encouraging it's ma
terial interests and industrial resour-
ces than this same greatly abused of
fetal, who is represented by hot.
headed political enthusiasts as ty-
rant bent upon the oppression and
destruction of the people lately in re-
bellion against the Uuion.. It is
those still in rebellion that he is after,
and not the peaceful or law abiding.
Temper your. curses with q spice Of
reason and justice, Messrs. Demo-
Gratis, aud draw fhe beam from your
own eyes before pointing to the mote
in President Grants. ).
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

If the Natchitoches.' Nipdieator is
authorized to speak for the Demo-
cracy Of Louisiana, then that party
has determined upon a,regnlar "dog
in the manger' policy. The. Vindica-
tor, speaking Of probable ,compro-
niises between the opposing parties,
says: eve are. determined to enioy
the fruits of this victory, or none
others SHALL" ...-s
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r. ls7k
fhe1 lost 1opuIlr Sci1ntific Paper in
the World.
THIRTYETH FEAR.
the World.

VOLUME XXXI1.-NEW SERIES.
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"A years number contains over 800 pages
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g Tho ,lkcientiac American il de- .
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the Meehanic. Arts, Manufaetnreay Inyes-
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02
WIN. GREGG,
~ =
Mrs. ADA GREGG

WIN. GREGG. :es -. MRS. ADA GRECO
Gregg's PURCHASING Bureau
l54, Canal Street. .l54
| NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
After mature deliberation as to the want
and necessities, peculiar to this section o
the country,
GKEGG's PURCHASING BUREAU
has been established in New Orleans. j,
iohe acquaintance with the various kinds O
Sewing Machines,
has induced, Us to makes speciality in th;,
ilne: First Class Machines Of all kinds Al
the lowest rates. Them Cnder-faei i3uck
eye Hand Machine, only so. Setoiid-llaiid
Machines Ill good order at half Price. The
latest and best attachments fDrali ma chimes
fuckers, ruffierr, cOrlers, binders. .Dlate
hemmcrs etc: The best needles for ali ma.
CHIMES. The best prepared sewing machine
OIL. The best sewing machine silk and spool
cotton, We repair all MACHINES mt low rat.s
We take old machines in part payment for
now ones. -
Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs
sold ON monthly payments in the. eo,,ntrv
% parties giving references.
Mrs. Ada Gregg, 49,.
respectfully offers her services in purelas;nu
anu forwarding any article of apparel, per,
sonai adjournment OF domestic goods for Ia
dies and ehildrens use, 'ihcludiny-Miii;-
merry. dry goods, jewelry. fancy and toilet
articles, patterns, underwear, trilu,aiu ps..
bridal trOnsseaux, etc. etc
Any article of ladies' or children's wear.
In the latest stylcs. under ber
own supervision. 8.4isH'D ~ - -
N. BAH inquiries relative to art;cles
mentioned Or unnentioned will be answered.
Tree of charge: Our facilities for nurcLas-
ng goods fr6hi Manufacturers and frst
'an'is' enables us to get our eOm,nissinns
without charge to parties we buy, for No
satisfaction i'll quality and price.
)ne-half the purchase. price should accom-.
ANY the order, tire balance to be paid Oh
ne delivery Of the .,o.is. Send meiler by
rant. p,st-office order, express or registered /,
.t1er: Cotton c0nsi gned to us will be stored |
no disposed of to the best ADVANTAGE TO the |
"ner. and all Instructions relative thereto |
tfIHtsy carried out. -'fIfl. 2! nt+l - X
!, hsrere"ees e. a. Tyler, Sampson Bros.
y; Werlen, Samuel Jones, Jr., Cashier New
fieans Savings Institution. Col. J. l.. Pow.
:. 'acKson. Miss, and the editor Of this pa-
Address: ~ anu vi
GhIhGGS PURCHASING BUREAU.
No. Id Canal street,
Ho view Orleans, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

1.-The General Assembly will con.
yene ON Monday next and the organ
ization Of the House of Representa-.
tives is the leading political topic OF
the day. Several candidates fl,
Speaker are mentioned most promi-
pent among Whom are Messrs. F.. D.
Estilette Of st. Landry, l.. A. Wilt
OF Orleans, C. W. Lowell of Jefferson.
Jas. ). Matthews of Tensas, and last,
but by no means least, Michael Hahn.
representative Of the whole people Of
St. Charles parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

1t seems. that the nomination Of
Judge Paldce to succeed Hon. E. H.
Durrell "a Judge of the T. & n;--A-:+ :
Court for Louisiana is not SO certain
OF confirmation as was at first sup
posed. Senator West opposes the se-
lection ti!qgp! Of Judge pardee and unless
his objections can be overcome some
other appointment will probably have
TO be made by the President.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02
DEAD THIS TWICE.
ssThe Peoples ledger >

contains no Continued Stories, 9 large pages,
AZ columns Of choice miscellaneous reading
matter every week, together with articles
from the pens Of such well-knd8n writers
a. Nasty, Oliver Optic, Sylvanus Cobb, Jr~
Miss Alcott, Will Carlton, j. T. Trowbridge,
Mark Twain, etc. f4.@G s: n
& will send s" The Peoples Ledger to
any address every week, fer three months.
on trial, on receipt Of only 80 cents. !
The PEOPLES Ledger is. an, old estab.
lished and reliable weekly paper, published
every Saturday, and is very popular
throughUtlt the N. Z. and Middle Slater.
Address, HERMANN X. CURTIS.
:, Publisher
q No. II School St., Boston, Mass. s6s
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02

TIE office Of the Shreveport South
tresfern Telegram was entered BIZ some
mean cuss during the night Of the
End Of December, aud an important
Cog 8 " heel Of the power press taken
away. The Telegram offers !. reward
Of $50 toi the detection of the thief.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-02
EX-G0V. WARA0TH KILLS THE
MANAGER OF THE BULLETIN

oo0AAs AASASAO
|. An article recently appeared in tht
New Orleans Bulletin advocating the
replacement Of the long discarded
s" star cars upon the street railroads
for the transportation Of colOred pas.
sengers. Ex-Gov. H. C. Warmotf
addressed = letter to the Bulletin
expressing bis views upon the subjec,
aud opposing the suggestion as un.
timely and not in accordance will
the attitude Of any Of the, existing
political parties toward: our cOlored
citizens. A very bitter personal
article directed against the ex-Gov.
ernor by the editors Of the Bulletin
followed, wherein he was held up to
the public gaze in the light Of I,
thoroughly unprincipleq and vicious
character, to whom the State was
largely indebted for her present i'm
poverished ap4 deplomble condition.
The response to this unreasonable
4anslallpht -...-.a e.. Mr.. war
moth cllaracterizing the Bulletin edi-
tors as wilful f;llsitiers and relating q
few bits Of political history with which,
one Of those individuals seems to
have been suspiciously connected.
The result Of this controversy was
a chxlsBgesfrom Mr.! E. L.. Jewell.
which was accepted by Gov. War
moth. The parties were to have
fought in Alabama, on Monday last,
with pistols, but on Saturday, Mr..
Daniel c. ByerIy, manager of the
Bullet" attacked Gov. Warmotl upon
Canal street with u heavy cane, and
III self-defence the latter drew a knife
and inflicted wounds upon his adver-
sary from which death ensued in a
few hours. The Governor. was ar
rested and remained in the parisl,
prison until Wednesday, when, after
, thorough examination of the case
before Recorder Staes, lie was released
The evidence Of all the witnesses going
% show that the killing was done in
-ax -, >.
There Was considerable public ex-
element over the affray, but the YER
tlct OF justitiable homicide is univer-
ally approved, even among the friends
# the rash and unfortunate Byerly.
Gov. Warmoth and Mr.. Jewell have
zen placed under bonds 70 keep the
eace OF the State, but it is thought a
ostile meeting between them will
hortly occur. .s..a stHe