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this monumental SHAFT points hcavenward,
IS long as the unveiled Goddess blesses and
protects the nation, Come-come IN the
gladstone spring time come with loving
hearts, bearing fresh flowers in the hand ;
come to wreath this column with gar
lands; cCine 20 honor the patriot dead ;
come to remember our fallen heroes
come to weep over our loved ones: come To
commemorate their virtues and their patriol
Ism, heir sacrifice and their glory. their lille
and their death
At the close ofthis eloquent address invita-
tons were given 10 gentlemen present to adj
dress the audience, which were accepted a!
follows:
Judge M.RM Wallace, of Chicagowho had
seen service in Col. Dickey's cavalry regi
ment; Rev. Y. Coleman, now of Lake county
who had been largely instrumental in put
ting on loot the movement which resulted IN
,hc erection of this beautiful monument; Hon
Elmer Baldwin, Rev. a. ID. Wyckoh, and
finally Judge Dickey again, who, as pres
dent of the day, gave brief history of the
battle flags that decorated the stand, and OF
The horse of Gen. Wallace, with its accoutrc
ments, then on the ground.
The whole affair passed oft as pleasantly as
any could wish; the speeches were excellent
and attcntivcly listened to; the crowd mum
bcred six or seven thousand and evidently
enjoyed the holiday as one devoted to patri
otto and glorious memories.
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~ Chicago Yesterday.

The confident feeling experienced IN mono.
tary circles on Wednesday, developed greater
strength on Yesterday. All tie banks doing
Their receipts were very large, and their pay.
mcnts comparatively small. Is on the day
before, they were all opening accounts with
new depositors-partics who had dealt with
suspended banks. This line Of business
throws great deal of work upon the banks,
and also brings them a great deal of money.
As the demands for currency are confined 10
the absolute requirements of patrons, the de-
posts are largely in excess OF the payments.
The currency balances are steadily lncreas-
Ing, and, beyond exceptional cases, deposit
ors experience no difficulty in obtaining sup
plies for ordinary purposes of business.
The banks are exhibiting an increasing in
clination to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

How many years are required 20 convince
our western farmers that they are being rob
bed day by day, by our infamous protective
tariff, * And for what! To pay
off the national debt: Not any. Don't fool
yourselves. The money Is being drained from
mortgaged western farms, and monOpolizcd
by few already over-wealthy gentlemen in
Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. That Is
where it goes. Here Is one of many living
issues that needs such attention as the demo
cratic and republican parties have wholly
failed to give it. Monopoly, and greed for
dollars and cents, have become the bane OF
our political system, and should be rebuked
and strangled Who will unite in doing it:
-"OccideAt0l,n ~ Madison, (IFisJ Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
AarrtC0.

At ,le Portland House she l1,h u, uy As:hgr Lock
wood, r. Mr. iENEY \ MADISON 90 Mrs ANNIE l. CAi-
LAGAN, both OF EAglyle.
On The 18th Gt by the same lr. MICHAEL knott -
IosEPIIISE UUFSEE, both 81 this city.
On the lst inst. hy ha same. Mr. FRASCIs \. FIGHT OF
Deer Park 10 Mrs ELLEN ,nSSRE, 81 BrOOkilelI.
on the - inst by the same Mr.. ANDREW r. Johnson 90
Miss MARY WyMAS, both Of til River.
Al the GaoVay House, Ottawa, the g9i u,t hy s. r..
Smith ESQ Mr. REASON WILSON @ Miss FEEslEIIA H.
sJS, bOtu Of Jtcl lis.
On sept 18th 1913 by v D. WecEs. Efl.. At 81. Office 10
Ottawa. Mr. BARTHOLOMEW SslEH 10 Miss kLILAbETE
X Movies, both Of La sale.
BY Rev A ,,e.Aoru ID IN 'As city. the a1h MI,
NJ EbWARp VI LESS-y. ct Benton county, Ind, 70 ME-.
MARY JAM WILgoN, OF Ia Sale Co., near Jrca.
st the residence OF Elias ore On Thursday, Al-l-' Zi
Mr. JACOB I. Fox TO Mis- FANNIE ~ NUsTETIEE, 1y ieF.
ThDs VI. Gum, Pastor 81 Farm Ridge,
Also on Thursday sent 9TH 3 az ne rec delcn OF the
brides father Mr.. T. NINEB POJSDsrpSE 90 Ms LIZ a.
WATTS all Of La sale county. 10y eN. Thomas NJ Gum,
Pastor Of Farm Ridge.
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IS THIS A SWINDLE?
caG)
GRAND RIDGE, DC

GRAND RIDGE, Oct. lst, 1913.
MEditorS Free Trader:-Sirs, in last weeks
RcDuJiicdH, notice, in the report Of the pro
cccdings of the board Of supervisors, in ac-
count allowed and ordered drawn to g. 5.
Gordon and eleven others for services ON
inquest. There is something wrong about
this matter. The only inquest l have had
anything to do with was the one held on the
death of Jos Ebcrsol Esq, in the town
Grand Rapids, early last spring; and at that
inquest there were but five jurors besides
myself, instead of eleven. The jury con
sisted Of McsSrs B B. Reynolds, B. A. Biglow,
Fred Eichclberger, Fred Weiss, c. r. Farrell
aud myself as foreman, and not one Of the
Jury intended, or ever thought of making q
charge either to the county or the estate cl
deceased for services rendered in that affair
and then the county has been charged with
the expense of twelve jurors when but siE
were Impannclcd and served.
No one has been authorized or requested 10
present any such claims and as none of the
Jury have seen anything Of the order since
drawn, or money ifpaid on said order, the
whole matter looks like back-pay swindic
on a small scale.
The jury wash their hands Of the whole
affair. Yours Truly,
GFo. :. GoRDoN, NJ d.
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THE COMING MAN.

The Springfield lll) Register predicts that
the coming man" is Gov. Booth, OF Call
iornia, who recently led the antimonopolists
of that state to glorious victory over both
The democratic and republican parties, n
telegram from San Francisco says:
The reception Of Governor Booth tonight
when he arrived from the capital was II per
feet ovation. Thousands OF people assembled
at the boat landing with music and transpar
cncics. Bontircs were kindlcd on Telegraph
hill and the houses along the line of the
procession were brilliantly Illuminated. lie
was escorted by an enthusiastic multitude to
the Grand Hotel, where he made speech
cOngratulating the people on their complete
victory over the railroad monopoly He re-
.errcd briefly to Stantords statement on
Thursday at Sacramento thUt the bonds of
the company can't be sold east or in Europe
since the result Of the election became known
and said the bonds are worth as much now
as ever But if the credit of the company
depended on plcdging the manhood and
independence Of the people Of California, the
sooner that credit was destroyed the better.
About GO00 people formed the procession
and listened to the speech. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed throughout Seldom
has such grand popular demonstration been
witnessed in this city
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
ACCOMMODATE THEIR CUSTOMERS,

ACCOMMODATE THEIR CUSTOMERS,
although they make very few discounts.
Some advanCements have been made on grain
shipments, bu; the number of these is still
quite limited. The banks hope, by the first
of next week, to resume their usual accom-
modatons to customers This may be re-
tarded for some time longer by the uncertain
condition Of the Liverpool and New York
markets but it is anticipated that the rigid
enforcement of the close policy of the two
weeks will be made necessary no longer by a
stringency here.-TdmeS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

L. 5 District Attorney Glover at Chicago
has commenced suit against the bondsmcn
of John T. Harper the dcfaulting Springfield,
collector. There are about Il dozen of them
and if they stand law suit there may be a
chance yet to get at the real facts of this most
singular and suspicious dclalcation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

We were not aware that it was necessary to
publish list of certain candidates from week
to week to show that we are in favor Of theil
election. We supposed the tact that we had
from week to week advocated their election
was sufficient to show where we stood on thai
question. If the editor Of the Republican, was
hitherto in doubt as to our position in regard
to the ticket nominated by the anti-monopoiy
convention of this county, he can Gully lay it
10 his own stupidity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

According to tables prepared by the State
Board of Equalization, there are in the state
of Illinois five thousand seven hundred and
seven miles of railway in operation. EST
mated at 20 per cent. OF its actual value, this
property figures up the handsome sum of
sixty millions of dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
TT PAYS TO TRY

1T PAYS 10 canvass for the wideawake, unscctaran
monthly, edited hy stephen IL. Tying. ''I,
ana Goo. IL. Iicpworth. The paper Is hearty
fearless and progressive advocates pracucll religion ue
bgOtry and ecclesiastical tyranny wherever
found and seeks TO aid and cheer every one TO 10 all the
good he We give unusually large commissions
10 al canvassers and special awards to the successful ana
peTseverng Agents wanted In every church, town ana
county. Address THE WORKING CHURCH, 81 Bible
House, New NOrk ,ity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

David Preston, Detroit banker who after
partial suspension Of Il few days resumed
again on Monday, somewhat startled his fel.
low bankers by the explanation he offered OF
the secret of his rapid recuperation. 1t was
this: There is light ahead there is help
in God; there is wealth in Jesus: there is
power in prayer" Such men seldom fail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

-ueG offers for sale the following described land,
situated IN the town Eagle, about four miles north Sc'
OF St-,ttor 90 Wit south y Of the ~ and the
south acres the west half OF The Sw o. Section y,
sp the " OF the M Of section -. al To- township %
north 81 range % the 30 2 NJ There : ca the farm
GOOD Nrin.y and small Young orchard Of hearing frlt
frs. a'so living spring OF water. II OF the most
desirable stock farms In la sale county H. idr;l =
bounded on the north hv the NerWiOn River TIE wnoe
OF the zane 3 uuderlad with coal viii sell the above
prem fora small payment down and The bNauce on
long ere u with per cent. interest Persons wishing -
do better than call and exal 7s the pem
ses before purchasing. H. MALllbN.
Isg'ee, sept. ., iss}-2mos' IN ne ffFlulse>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOR SALE.

one Splendid FsniIy Horse,
one Light Toy Buggy,
Two SETS Single Harness.
also 0r sale any and all real estate belonging "a
the estate Of Richard TtO-ue decsaef cOn.s1Lg q bust
property, lOaic Mis- HesiteGce, coal Land, Nacahi
Lots. &c.
TkaSs-Personal property cash: Real estAie psrt csh
balance IL tire, r. /. HERElCk,
=. b GEIDLEY.
Oct.s-.I Executors %! r. I-y...e, decd.
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AGENTS WANTED
Better and Better!

I5tICtT
Is the cry from every quarter in respec TO the wonderful
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Fevers Ch and Feyers Enlarged Spleen, Enlarged Liver
Dumb Chiils, sun Pains, and all kindred diseases.
The great virtue OF this truly popular medicine consists
in its ccapness, its efficacy and It's prOmptEess In the cure
Of the above named diseases.
Althroug The West and Northwest, the South and South
west and along the Ohio Valley its and
plraeled. sep21-2w
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OF THE
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il. PETERS. 800 Broadway, Ny.

rAUTION.-Ny wife, Marie having lei my bed and
Y board without Just cause or proygcAu9R a.! persons
cag.oed against hAIb boring OF trusting her on ny sc
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Drm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cenfaur I.iniment.

burns satrheum, earache &C., upon the human frame,
and OF strains spavin CALLS &C. upon animals in year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan. 1t is couner.rrant, allhealinG pain reeyer
Crippes throw away their crutches. the lame walk poison
bites rendered harmless and the wounded healed
without scar. II is humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle 1t is selling no article ever before
Sold and 4 sells because II does Just what preends to DO
These who now suffer from rheumatism, pain swelling
deserve TO suffer if they viii not Centaur Limen
More than lOO certificates OF remarkable cures Including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, running umois
&C. have been received We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe &C. gratis to any one requesting It,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lnment worth
hundred dollars for spawned swcen.ed horses and
mules Or FOR screwworm in sheep Stock owners this lin
men is worth your attention. No family should be with
out Ccntau Lment Sold BY all druggists sec per bottle
large bottles ST. j. B. ROSE Co.. IS Broadway New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
TH0S. Z. BRAMLETTE,


Ag,r, PlHl Iihr. Ky. and Manager CIR Concert
.p-r a. Pubic Library RUilding, Louisville. ~ IL.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Wh0.,tcses So. Halves 81; Tsnth., or each coupon.
. Eleven Whole Tickets for rFtNs ll Ticket, Ug 81
ms Whole Tickets Tor 500; - Whole Tlcke'S 5000
No ,coEn uu less than So Orth OF Tickets time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accompanied
hv mo money promptly Hpd liberal terms gwen 90 those
VINO hrg % sell again.
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TOTAL. ~, ope GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to-. 81 100000
Tie distribution VIII ue positive whether all the tickets
sold or uo- and 'ho iU -s at PAID Ia proportion 10
TIE gNvf- sold.
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NOTE. DIt AIT
y BOOKS
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THE
Grown v RIvGER!!.

fine cheapest and best IN the market. Warranted truly self
adjusting. special Inducements 70 Washing
Machine 4 gent, and the country Trade.
ihcral Terms. Agents Wanted. Send for Circular
A NJ E;ISICAN .,lAsfiiiN H. 90. Mauulac'
lrcrS and Patcutccs, Office, $50 Walnut Shcc' 'hilu-
4 clphia, Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
100000,
LIST or GIFTS.

DIyIcI mo IlUU cash gs, VII be dsiri6u'el 3Y 70
amOgg tar 'rk-'-hp!acrs.
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HALLS
Patent Husking Gloves

EJRESIDE IHNGE. G2SE RykXEE For
Made by PLUME ~ ATWOOD. produces
the largest Hight. can be used on any Goa! oil lamp For
sale by all lamp dealers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04

nn students wanted 10 learn lcegraphing and take
w itgat.Ous On new lines Circulars mailed free.
y. W. Telegraph Institute, gainesville, WIS.
The sun., 1873-09-10

NEW ORLEANS, sept. p-Tue following dis
Lai. yas &C. " today, from shreveport, La
Il " = !fss, - FREQUENT ~ ahs Hyctfa Ias0ctd.
t.Hf, Nst Nfis iHs.
We return our sincere thsuks 20 The Howard Associa
ton ~ Ncw 90 aans tht.r kal offer. and say that
TIE fever istp. l' and ou the I'D rtss" aud that We
thuui Poo tAt 'u 'A' tNpe-crcCI uu0-.u hgt W. have
I1t Il" means tt present g. Coup u-I.e tnrm We asO
rtgulr, nNe piy-iriaus. l. q. ~tMN .Ns.
= .--.i,ut % tAe n ward A--HrI,tlun.
d. s. IINnsAY. u-c.llcat y tNr h-.ra u TlAle.
The sun., 1873-09-10
shipping.
A NfIIDk LINE.

N steamers sail from Pier 20 North river foot Of Dcy
st. every wednesday aud saturday.
OLYMPIA. red, sept IL CAsIALIA.. sat. Sept. 20
VICTORIA. SAT- - pt 10 Ill HOPA.... Wcd., Sept q
CoLEMbIA. Ned sept Il ANGLIA; sat, sept q
CABIN passage to or from asgON Liverpool or l. a..
dlnderry, wednesday ste aiurr- t5 alI s.5 Return,
N currency Saturday steamers, to5 and t7j. Return
siD gold.
Ste rage passage to GlAsgow. Liverpool, Lonion.
O. rnstUwu, LOldOnderry, Belfast, Bristol, or Jardln
~ currency.
Drafts for any amount 81 lowest rates.
COmpaAyS Offices, bowling GfCrl, Sew York.
HENDERSON BIZ THEIRS. Agents.
The sun., 1873-09-10
DEPARTURB
THE DAILY GRAPHIC BALLOON.

The imitation ofthe mammoth aerosat FOR the TRANSIT,
lsntc balloon expedition Of the Daily Graphic began
O'Clock this morning. Heyerythngi favorable and
the Wind Is not unusually brisk the preparations for the
start si be pushed rapidly. The Nassau Gas Company
assure the that the supply Of will he forth
coming within the time required and this proves ~ be
the and the weshers proptous the departure will
take place somewhere between 4 aud o'clock T. VI.
to-day. Nothing can prevent the sart the balloon ts
without accident Every prccaution Will be taken 10
prevent accident and h believed now that the eIpedi
tiou will depart to day as announced Everything s IN
readiness and nothing bat uuiayOrabe weather
accident entirely unlocked for and not sppreh nled vii
prevent thv start.
The pm uc, however. will bear Ia mind that nothing
viii he hakArIvd 'or mere sensational dspAy. We
shall 30 our ums- guard saust a. are. but every
ting D' mau. .-oscrNleat TO the main O0y e. u the
undertaking.
The grounds will be open from A. VI. until the hour
o. departure. In case ipuntcut Viii be necessary
II vii be du, pOtt'd M The eur,uCr aud announced N
the nr-t ,Eflon OF TIE Dali SEAPHlC
Tie sdul-. On 70 ;it grounds TO-DAY val be ~ cents
children ha price fur reserved space inside the outer
rug arur4lng i4r NcS ~ thp preparations, 81 cents
extra ErserVed seats, Of which there are ouly small
uuluuef. 81 ezra.
The sun., 1873-09-10

Or,rkEHftSHf Sthff [oTTERIEs,
KENT tkI-ENrEA CLAss No. 597, sept. 9, 1873
- u, 81, !, SO, e.. IS, G6, q, %, .6 81.
kkESTCcAYr (, ;, c5.ss & 4, No, s. e, 3 So
euv,pv siMNnNs q, CO., Managers, Coylnglon, ny.
a. IS, y, ., 4. g. II. ~ O., Il, L. e.
shEiBS CnLlfGE-ClAss No. ~, Sent. s,lS7S.
.,.. SMITH q 60, ManaSyrs, CoNinglon, Ky.
ST., Park row. Post once box i,yt9
The sun., 1873-09-10
DfNN-yLyA>IA RAILROAD.

DFNN-YLyANI RAGIROA
Trans leave New York from foot of DesbrOsses and
Express Tor narrisSnrs. Pittsburgh. the west and
SOUTH with Pullman Palace cars tchcd, y3J A. VI D,
:, Aud $50 L. VI. sunday, 5, {, $50 p, NJ
For Baltimore, Washington, AMI the sOnth, VIA
Pennsy yauia Air Line ats A. NJ, and T. NJ sun
fxtress for Phlladclphis e O. $50 A. NJ. I9so,sA57
e3, L. NJ, aud y Light. SUNDAY .. . a.B am L "
n t9r Fh,lh.Gpnls We henslns'on' al n 81 anu o1O
TmlgInt ana second case 7Cs p. NJ
fot Se"arS, s. So, ~. 80 9, 70 II A. VI. ", J.
10 80 10 liS p NJ, anu u night. sunday, 5:h o1'
Fof filtGet6, 8 c9o, 7.7o $40. s.io,i A.M.,l?M,
$40. sd ana =. VI.
For RAILWAY. s, 80. I, $40. 9. en. 10 \ VI, pM,l
2s 5:l0 $40 $40, i;s 5.al $40, s ep op, Su sO, ~
Z, NJ, and r night sunday. So. $40 and 7. M;
Fol woodbridge aud Perth Amooy, 6auilO A. NJ, 2;Jv'
For New Rrunswick and $40 4 NJ u ". ?, $40, ii0
~ 40 $50 =. M.' and Il nga,. sunday Glo' $50
For last Mill.tone $40 A. NJ u noon tio and 5:so p.
For LaiuNertyille ard Flamiugton. Q a. VI ami P NJ.
For Phlliirsburg aud BOW 'ers, 3 and =. VI.
ACCp nm ittluu Tor BtrlHHIUNu, Burlington, aud
Catud %, and 81 y A. NJ l!3J. 2, I, ., aad T. NJ.
For Ir' euuld, \. VI, 2 auQ 7. ".
boat from pier 70. l. 8Sl T. NJ.
Train. arrive follows FROM Pittshurgh, 651 io25
4. ~, G-o5 F. NJ daily 5;32 Dl5 a. NJ, and $50 J.. n,
lslol " sunday. s,il y VI, From phllhas,rhl ST:
81! i9l6 sunday, S.99. $40 go 1913 i;sO A. NJ
Tieset oaces. s-s, As. 81, and 81 broadway Yol
A:oT mogss ana To-; % and Cortland
A. J. { ASSATr. u. " BOYD, JR,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1873-09-10
uttty,s..
OFFICIAL WINS.

HAVANA lottery tickets, SIS. direct from the
- Government every draw ilg clrcu giving full
Information trte !osLPH BATES, broker 10 Broad.
way. room I. New Nnrk.
The sun., 1873-09-10
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The sun., 1873-09-10
Snstrutilon.

S2.5O,1M,bRRllTlCii>>a., iei'2P; e"os.Kespns
Bowery aud l,,2 Broadway. Ladies department,