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Register Your Names.

The board of registration of this city have a
final meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday next
oct 2S and 29,-for the west side district at Sha
fers Hall and for the other district at the Treas
urcr's Office in the Court House, to give all vo
tcrs an opportunity to register their names. AS
some Of the later registry lists have been lost
there is large number Of voters whose names
will not be on the list unless they attend to the
matter personally. 1t is the duty of every good
citizen to cast his vote at general election, but
voting often consumes good deal OF time and
puts voter to considerable inconvenience, TN.
less his name is registered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

FWE'-Thc dwelling house of S s. Willis, 10.
Gated on Phelps street in the western part of the
city, took fire about five O'Clock last evening and
burned to the ground, with about all its contents.
Mr. Willis was absent in the country, and Mrs.
Willis was at home in poor health The fire
originated from defective flue. The loss can.
not be less than 81, 900 to $1,000. The destruc-
ton was so rapid that the fire department was
unable TO afford any assistance \ warm sympa-
thy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Willis in this sore
loss, az the prOpertv was probably uninsured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

Within the last two week, several parties from
above have passed Ottawa in boats, noatng lcir.
urcly down the river, stopping to shoot ducks,
geese and other water fowl and trap mu,hra, and
otter on the way, cooking, eating and sleeping
in their boat. We also noticed a boat on the
lar expedition from ottawa. pl,tic, from Otta
wa have made similar expeditions in former
years, and have generally met with ,ucccs,--that
ia, have found plenty Of game and enjoyed the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25
Circuit Court.

| The case Of Vim. ROusch VS.. the C., r. |. Il
Il. Il. Co.. mentioned in our last on trial, was
given to the jury on Friday evening Of last week
and verdict was rendered in favor Of the dcfcn,
dant-that is, that the railroad company was
not responsible for the burning of Rousch's
property.
The next jury case was that of jos. II. Boyd vs.
Alexander Fuller Boyd claimed that Fuller
owed HIM for pair Of mules which Fuller had
given him in pay for carpenter work, but after
wards sold. The jury gave Boyd % verdict fol
STAG.
Charles Harris, indicted tor hurslariou,ly en-
tcring Sticfcls clothing store last summer, plead
guilty, and wa, sentenced to years in the pcnl
Tertiary.
John Field, tried for stealing an oycrcoot Of
Al,chucr at Turn Hall, u few week, ago, was
found guilty and the coat worth SO, winch makes
it a county Jail affair
Thos. Lcck, the boy OF II who wa, accused Of
entering, in March Last the store Of Loui. Hess,
the baker, and robbiu- the till, wa- tried on
Thursday and acquitted.
The case Oh trial yesterday was that o! The
People ". Henry Sellers. Til. i, the somewhat
noted Mendoza marble case. Half dozen of
wicked cOlorcd people went out Of town on sun
day in July last 10 have social game Of marbles
In an exciting game o.! tL,t sort scgiou, disputes
are alsuys Imminent seller, and Archcy Alex.
audcr. another shade, got into = dispute over the
game The end of twas that Sellers shot Archcy
with revolver in the side The wound Wa, not
fatal, q, Archcy !, here 60 prosecute Tor the
deadly assault, and thc Co4rt House Is darhcned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

Dropped in at Griffith & Gibson's yesterday 10
ask " Hows trade Tip top" was the answer
See these novelties in ladies' work. Did you
ever see anything nicer" We never did Then
there were half Il dozen boxes Of "arctics" Just
opened handsome and q great i'm
provcmcnt on the old styles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25
New Goods Received this week At Scott.
Hautz & Co.'S.

Large stock Of floor oil cloths in all widths
from IA yards % . yards wide; also large as
sortment Of floor mattngs in all widths. This
mating is very nice for churches, school houses
Offices, &c
Bargains in carpets. Orr stock Of carpets is
now complete, and prices very low.
great bargain in a lot OF carpet remnants
from yards up to ~ yards.
New coaks.
New cloakinys.
Large stock Of silk velvet cloakngs cheap.
Large, new stock Of dress goods, embracing
everything new for the season
Large stock CT cloths, cassimcres and lannels
Special attention called to our large stock Of
fanncis. We keep several makes that no other
houses in the city have and will always show
the largest stock and at the lowest prices
SCOTT, HoUTz 81 Co
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LOCAL MATTERS.
hicago, Rock Island & Pacific Raiiroa,

Until FDrthar notice trains pas. Ottawa as follows:
GOING EAST. GOING wEs-
ga Express $50 NJ Night Express .,.... l21
EOmmodatOn... $50 A Al Express FTeight..... $40 VI
|!-Day tx daily 1910 PA No l-Day TX daily 2:O5 N
Cugh Freight. GDPM Way Freight. ....... 2:a
Accommodation. S:i7 p "
o. ! and run each hlgd Sunday dating from April
;. The above train. connect IN Chicago for all points
/. Passengers can purchase through tickets at this
Ice to the principal cities east and west.
FRED TAVENER,
ttsTa, Apr! !lst, 1873. AgeD; c., y. l. & p. l.. r.
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.ocal notice., f(tcl ! cents NJ l!re
,JOBBING DEPARTMENT

icy facilities for dong all kinds OF Job Work the va
Ia styles Of the art not surpassed in this section
We ro5pect.uily solicit those wishing anything done in
'neto give us a call. 81 the ludclou. and liberal use
priate.s Ink many mans iOr:uneh been made. and
eeld is SIN open. Try 1t.
'-der3 By mail promptly attended 70.
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SPACE. w '9W mo NJ sN6N Y
Twelve lines of Agate laake one square.

Twelve lines Of Agate Ilake square.
Advertiser ants not under contract NUS: b. plainly
rk ID the length OF time desired they will be contn
anI Charged for until ordered ont.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding fvelnes)
eret at i've dollars per aEaun; over i've lines dol
PEI line extra.
Transient Advertising in all to DE p.!d atrc:iy In
va-ce.
q Yearly advertisers tscoRtaulng their advertise.
MS before the XpiratOh Of the contract will be cAarg
The full above. Extra charge VII! also be made
dissolution and other notcee not connected with their
{ ular business.
local notices. GftcC cents per l!nR
~ in no case will tnese terms be departed from.
y The date on the slip which tie subscriber. name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
rson5 who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
rcl 10 notice that the date the slip corresponds to
date to which they have paid ana a once notify the
|3lshers ofany discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

The Rcy. DR.. Steele will deliver at Christ CEpi--
'aN church, next Sunday evening, the first of
curse ofthrec sermons, on the subject" The
st, writing of the Bodilcss Hand"
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Rev. T. LotriluX, from the city Of Paris, dele
e 60 the meeting Of the Eyangeiical Alliance
New Yori, city, will preach at the Congrcga.
~. church on Sunday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

Ion. G. ). Eldrcdgc, for many years a
citizen of Peru, in this county,
removed his family to Ottawa, taking the
OK building on Illinois Avenue, formerly
residence Of VIM. Kicking, Esq. Judge
!redge has for some time been the senior
mber Of the law firm of Eldrca &c & Lewis,
Ibis city.
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Latest Purchase OF Fall and
Winter Goods
AT LOWEST PANIC PRICES.
Slaughter, Slaughter, Slaughter

This is the only word that would seem to con.
vey the impression of the great reduction in
prices of goods now offered at the house Of II.
J. Gillcn
Having deferred my purchase until late, it has
enabled me to take advantage Of the panic prices
which have been SO kecnly felt in New York, and
that, too, during the time that merchants had to
realize on their stock; second, in the great de,
cline IN gold; third, the latcncss of the season
and last and most convincing, is the buying for
cash only.
In combining all these advantages in the pur-
chasing OF the most complete stock of general
goods ever brought to this market, | take the
liberty of inviting all to a careful examination
OF the same before making their fall and winter
purchases. am now fully prepared to show to
The trade a better selection, n larger assortment
and at lower prices than they have seen III this
market for years.
Now, that have purchased more literally and
larger than | would have done did not induce
mants warrant, am determined to not only di-
vide the many advantages thus gained, but to
make prices that shall clear out this mammoth
stock in the shortest possible time.
All are again invited to call and take advantage
OF bargains now offered in all styles of dress
goods, silks, mohars, alpacas, serges, merinos,
cashmcrcs, satccns, camcl's hair goods, redngatc
stuff in great variety. Stock of black goods the
largest and finest in the city
Poplins in all grades and new shades, at very
much reduced prices. 1t will pay each and every
one in want of this line Of goods to examine this
stock carefully before making their selections,
4, the goods are here and shall be sold
Shawlo made a speciality
The shawl stock of this house carries Off the
palm Of all that has been before offered in this
market Nothing thought Of in the shawl line
that cannot be found in this house, at very low
prices
Bargains in Aanncls, of which there is the
largest and most complete stock in the city, at
greatly reduced prices.
CLOTHS.
The cloth stock Of this house is quite extern
syc of all prices and qualities, suffering from the
same heavy decline that has taken place within
the past sixty days.
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
1t would be impossible to convince customers
that such 4 change could possibly take place
in so short time rs we witness in the price Of
blankets. The stock in this department is very
large, with reduction in prices Of about thirty
per cent
Lap robes in great variety, and at low prices.
Special bargains offered in the linen stock
Table damasls very fine, at low prices. Turkey
Toilcnit as well as Turkey damaak, together
with full lines of linen table cloths, napkins,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

The Supreme Court yesterday adjourned over
acC. Tuesday. The Judges having completed
call Of the docket, are mainly occupied in OK
.n.0- eases in their council chamber, holding
IL. ..,..OM cach day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

.ur,ANn FARMERS CLUB.--In>tcdd Of the
"a, monthly meeting, on the 9TH, the club will
! = special meeting on Monday the ID Of No.
d ."" al I o'clock r ", at the Grove school
- 81 ORnEG or TIL PEE.lnENr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

'a-'.H-'- singing class will commence on Mon
81 a'a- next in the basement of the Netho-
church. VIII use the GLORY" Come,
rv'.ly
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Ten wagon Ioad- OF new and ,ca,onob,r boot,
and shoe, 81 the Boston boot and ~.o, house Of
Child Bro. y PhiW,,
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.u-c fgr scarf, al the White Corner a.c real.
,0d-u@r. Not the one the burglar took, rat
"~. Gn sai see Tor Yourselves Al he square
~ S:o-. 81 " Stie!cl ~ Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

. l.. Thompson, i the only crochcgy Sore in
ava, sad - he sells five time, more than all
other dealers combined, he can Ill chrancr
us. that proportion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

o,r.--On Monday last pair Of gold spccta
and case. Supposed TO have been lost on
do" street in this city The finder will
literally rewarded by leaving them ct the
=, House
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

be famous Ch;,d & Co, Davenport boot col,
pr'ara only hy Child Bro. X Pr.pl..
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6Na.hIN.-A nearly new Wheeler Il Wilson
ing Machine viii be sold ~ @rcs; bargain Tor
b. Ny-t Dee sold in a fcw day., a. the owner
bout - - 10 Europe. Il may hc seen for o
j,y- o. the Shir; Factory. Il. Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-25

-t yuur custom worl, done 81; Todd'- Cit,
T. satisfaction warranted in all cases.
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a,.>rsra' Flour aad Roe, Cad. D..r- ST
.a'>
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b. be-; and largest assortment of home made
French candies to Dc seen q, II. Wa'ihcy',
store .cyt week.
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y-:e->' OYSTERS, Vt Lon Picr-ie> Best hrauC
~ g. I'D ~ cent.
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90 gt1.'l-r', TOT No.Io.-a..
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The speciality at K, W. Moore, furniture store
on la Sale street this week IS, very tine new
stock Of mattresses, comfortcr, and general bed
ding for wintcF-vcry good, substantial aud not
too expensive Go and see IT,
Also few Of the finest carved and ycnccrcd
biacl, walnut chamber sets, with marble trim
ming and pier glasses, ever seen in thi, city
FURNACE FOB SlLE.-Will be sold cheap if sp.
piled for soon, splendid Rutan furnace, as GOOD
as new, and large enough to heat u church or
hotel. The only reason far selling il is. that 1t i,
larger than i needed in It, present place. Ap.
.ply to W. Br-uxHLL.
DiN O'kANE has Just added 10 his store. on
Court street, next door north Of Chccvcrs Block.
a heavy and very superior new stock Of BooT,
AND SHOE. Particular attention paid 10 the
wants Of .ad,c- in that line.
Dayton flannel, and blankets always kept at
.O'Kguc'- They are the best IN the market. and
cost no more than the limSy eastern article
When YOU see man with particularly -ty!i,h
and handsome new oycrcoat on, you can bet he
has been at Jacob Mooucy', His new winter
stock OF clothing l. really superb You viii agree
10 thi, when you sec 1t.
Todd'> City Mil T. again under full Roadway,
having been newly o,yrhaulcd and put N order;
and + turning on, an article Of Minnesota wheat
aou. warranted To hr The best !o- The price jr
OTTAWA.
i.'n bars Of extra laundry soap g, Ett.r Bros.
for > c"n.- per bar.
ORNAMENT. OEN ,NENT~, for Ito man,,l shelf,
center table, &c; the finest ever seen 10 Ottawa.
at e. l.. Thorapsou'-
Buy your beet oyster, end cragkcr. at grury
WaltEcr',
Why send east, when Ebcr,ol & Krousc vii!
eel duplicates o. any gun advertised by eastern
dealer, q; ihc'- prices, lc,, express rhar-rs
TsYu,.
We Wi. o. 70 "a Wa.ther', new stove qrv:
week md e. DoI o. b., sae cJad -,
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4 nj- .a' .. N.r Hon. -.-. ..., -
G4s.'.
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We Wi. 81 70 "a Wa.they'. nra ,'u-r arx:
week and e. > box o. b., 5ae cJad 80.
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Oy,:rr- aagraa,rl -yDi AID ..y,l o, H.u-,
Ns!tL Pc.
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Mud ,nd -.4,h a.. coming S''y luI .,r ,u,
psi, %, t.rf.g- ~ the Boston boo. and hoe -'p-
OF JhEI B-r IL Ph.rr-
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\ good assortment, and low prices,
GROCERIES.
i large stock at new prices.
Goods a, represented or money refunded
1t i, impossible fer Us to give space thi, week
20 take this stock up in detail
Nothing advertised that cannot %, found here
and II very low prices,
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Why send east, when E5cr,ol & Krousc will.
eel duplicates o. any gun advertised by eastern
dealers q; idc'- prices, lc-, expires, charges
TsYu.
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Buy your hest oyster, and cragkc-. Of grury
W,ltEcr'.
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ORNAMENTS, ORR ,uENT~, for tt mal,.l shelf
center table, &c; the fines, ever seen 10 Ot'ay,
at g. J. ThoIau,ou'..
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Todd'> City Mil T. again under full Roadway,
having been newly oHgrhaulcd and put N order;
and + turning on, an article Of Minnesota wheat
dou. warranted 10 hr :hc best !o- The price in
OTTAWA.
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New G,or- 4. MH-. GEEGG'-.-ltdic,, please
call and examine. NJ uoycltte, cot ;hc season.
Straw and felt hri~ done over 20, three day,
notice.
Old ostrich plume, rolorrd any color or c,rau.
ed white look a. good as new.
Ottawa oct -. IS. Ma ; G#.rD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
Open Dealings with Cred dltors.

In the case of William C. Bean as
signee in bankruptcy, agt. Louis f.
Amsnick and Others, action was brought
by the plaintiff as the assignee of
Charles S. kintzing of st. Louis to re-
cover S16,275 S3, on the ground that
KNITTING & Co. became ipsolvent on
Feb Ia, 1862 and that a, compromise
was made on the next day. by which the
creditors were to accept 20 per cent in
three equal payments at six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with interest, for which
the notes Of the insolrent firm were to
be given. 1t appears that the insolvent
firm owed the defendants at the date OF
the compromise s32, 65, and that
the latter signed the couspreinise agree.
ment In common with most of the other
creditors Of Knitting & Co., but with
the secret understanding that the firm
would discount their compromise notes
fer an amount equal to SO per cent In
cash Of the Indebtedness to the defend
ants. Edward B Merrill was the sole.
itor for the complainant and Augustus
F. Smith for the defendants. In de
cisi6n given in this case in the United
States District Court,on Saturday, Judge
Batchford says:
''ln all compromises of this naturi
between creditors there must be oper
and fair dealing, and no such secret un
ders,andiDg as was had IN this case viii
be upheld either in law or equity. Tin
assignee in bankruptcy, as representing
all the creditors, can maintain suit Il
recover money so paid, under section
IA of the Bankruptcy act, and-tl.e-vorn
1 1pi..inant ilitist have Judgment for tn
full amonnt tor which the action i
brought, with interests and costs"
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The louisiana Case.

Evidence already offered by the Kel-
logg party in the Louisiana case shows
that flagrant breach Of law has been
committed We have not yet come to
the unfolding Of the doings of the
Warmoth party but it is hard to see
where justification of the acts of the
Lynch Returning Board can be, found.
According to the testimony of Lynch.
before the Senate Committee yesterday,
that Board had absolutely no official re-
turns. For the most part, indeed, they
made Up their returns on affidavits of
men who swore that they had not been
permitted to vote. These aflidayits,
which were printed in blank, we're the
besis on which this model beard of can
vassers calculated their tabular state
ments. In one parish 1859 of such
affidavits were counted in; the whole
vote Of another parish was thrown out
and 1850 affidaviss we're substituted
therefor; these 1850 bits Of paper were
all Republican, we are Significantly told.
1t would he easy to secure unanimous
plebiscitum by these simple means =
The excuse for this extraordinary pro-
ceeding is the grandiloquent statement
that it was done ''in the interests of JUS
tice and under the laws of the United
States y As it happens, however, even
the Enforcement Law makes special pro-
vision for these reputed rejected votes
only when it is claimed that they have
heen refused on account of the color or
previous cohditioh of the voter; Mr..
Lynch admits that his board counted in
the affidavits of white and black voters
alike.-N. Y. Tribune, 2Sth alt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-04
!From the Baltimore SUM-
Small.P0x..Sure Remedy.

The following remedy,published some
time ago in the Sun, is from tile best
sciehlilic School of medicine in the
world-that of Paris. 1t has been.
doubtless, patiently tested, and is an
nounced by them as panacea for small
pox and scarlet fever. Its simple char
acter may have caused it to be neglect
ed, yet it has cured when other RENE.
dies have failed, and when learned phys-
icians are said to have given up tile pa
tient TO die:
"Take snlpbate of zink one "a grain,
fox.elove, faigilalis, one ID grain ;
trltlrate in a teacup or mortar, with very
little water, till it is thoroughly com.
bined: then add four or FIVE ounces of
syrup of white sugar or sweetened wa
ter Dose for adult, tablespoonful ev-
cry two hours, SO long as there is fever.
For children, proportionatly less. The
well established and long-tried virtues
of these simple yet potent official agents
are patent to the physician. He who
knows the nature of the disease, will
see in the well-known medicalproperties
of the salt OF link and the vegetable
disitalis, as separate agents, a strong
presumption in favor of their exhibition,
to say nothing of their additional pow.
er arising from combination. To say
the least of it, the high source Of the
original suggestions, the well-knowr
Simnle anf1 official chorootor of Az
agents employed. and the timely sug
] eestion of the Sun, together with ths
public solicitude in regard to smallpox
make it especially more pardonabl,
suggestion. Try it, and let us know it,
virtue. MATERIA MEDIcA.
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c U b a !.
Some Odi0uS COmparis0nss.A
Spanish Roland for Our Oliv err.

HAVANA, January 25.-The Voz De
Cuba, in an editorial of its issue of Sat
urday, says: 1.-The defeat of the United
States troops by the Modoc Indians is
certainly fact that does nothonor much
the arms of the great Republic. This
war of determination has been sustain
ed more years between the civilized
Americans and Indians than our own
war against those who wish TO drive us
from our homes and country This In
dian war wounds humanity in its no.
blest sentiments, and is real scandal
to this century of humanitarian sensi-
tiveuess. Being 80 close to the frontier
of His Catholic Majesty, he ought in
his next speech to the Cortes indicate to
Mr. Grant how much the Spanish peo-
pie are affected by the proceedings OF
his Government against the poor In
dians, and should tell the whole world
that this fight is against race who are
the possessors of the lard wherefrom
they are to be exterminated. The King
might also indicate to President Grant
the means he ought to employ to civil
ze instead of to exterminate the Indians
giving Grants government as guide
the policy pursued by Spain against the
Indians when conquering them in Amer
icay The Yoz also advises the princi-
pal European journals to send CORES.
pendents to find out the truth of what
is passing in the Indian Territory, where
hassoccurred defeat 30 dishonorable
10 the American arms. B paa7