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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-02

MINNEAPOLIS, October There was
a run here to-day on the First national
bank, which lasted for several hours
The bank, in accordance with an agree
ment made between the banks, declined
to pay currency in sums over one hun
dred dollars. This Is a practice made
and adopted by all the national and
savings banks, with the exception Of the
Northwestern national, which is paying
everything. Business men accept the
decision Of the bank, and confidence in
their solvency is well assured. r. j.
Mendenhall, private banker, and State
savings institution, has closed his doors,
having made an assignment. He is q
wealthy man, and pledges his personal
property to satisfy depOsitoTs. His as
sets are more than his Liabilities. Our
manufacturers aud business men do not
| anticipate anything more than tempo
/ rary embarrassment. Business pros
poets are excellent, owing to heavy crop
Of wheat. No wheat is coming to mar
ket on account of the panic.
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NEW ADVERTIsEHEYTs.


TAYOsO ENcA MPNFNT-
" VIII meet and open PROMPTLY
az O'Clock tht tFHU EssBAE 81 x -
evening, October q. al Pafrl-
nrens iraiernaly invited 90 h. present.
T5ge. q - o.. = y L-l-a AN DER, g.. o.
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STATEMENT OF THE FU BLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The fol-
lowing is the official statement of the
public debt:
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Of five hundred thousand dol
lars for Charleston p Assstant-Seeretary
Sawyer replied 10 thiz telegram as fol-
lows; Charleston Will have all The re-
lief afforded 70 other places. While no
special relief, as Secretary Richardson
says, has been afforded to New Orleans,
II Is known here that the Pcdsngae Il
correct in what It says. The govern
ment was asked 10 deposit five million
dollars, but the amount was reduced 10
two millions. This Is no new feature,
the government always having cuuen-
ey ia New Orleans for the purpose
named"
FINANCIAL STIR AT MINNEAPOLIS,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TUE stated communlcafIo nf leila 2
L scott Lodge, No. ~ Will b.. held ~
thls THU Ut~DAfi evening. October Z1. ~
al ~ O'Clock, for dispatch OF lueiuna
All n Ms are fraJ-rualiy invited
A. r DAVIS, ". Or.
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MEMBERS ofthc above L05-a .Tre requested
vi 10 meet a. their nall ihi- 1851 H DAY.
morning, at 81 OclocE, % attend .'i- funeral
OF Brother A. MATDR-
By order ISAAE < kAT-ElIAN $50 ~
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A Havana dispatch y

a Havana dispatch Yesterday con-
tins the following: Senior Zulueta recei Yt d
q telegram dated hsdrid, to-day, from Senor
NiliATnir, former administfqtor CT the exehe-
that return 70 Cuba. Before accepting Office
again j must know II the people are deter
ined 10 re-establish confidence and credit.
assure you that no violent measures viii be
taken Respecting slavery or politics, the gov
q nnent acknowledging the Cuban debt, Win
YOU aid me in the work OF improving the al
ninistration2 ?" To this SeuOr Zulueta replied
Your patriotic offer is accepted with general
enthusiasm, all having confidence In The ma
tional government We await your arrival
wi b impatience."
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IHIs AETERNooy. Ar = o-cL0eI1
pEUTsCaEe BRrpFR BIZ D.

V'HE members Of This society are requested
l 70 meet az Cochran haIl tH.s .4urE--
DAY afternoon, AZ ~ o'clock, for iHc purpose
OF paying the last tribute OF respect To- cur
late brother, CHA ARI-ES -IVEL.
j. !. TANNER, ~ Eidenf.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Wednesday, October 18th, 1873,

fI'HE following described Goods, stored with
Il ;. B. Miller, No. ?, Elliott block, corner
Jefferson and Promenade streets, II not called
for, will be Sold at Auction on
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offered to the Trade at Inside
Market Prices.
MASONIC TEMPLE.

FT4HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR 2
i President and Directors of the Navy
ionic Fempie OF Memphis, 10 serve fOr/NN
the ensuing year, viii be held at the SecTs-
tarys Office, room No. o Magnolia Block, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1873,
between the hours Of 10 am. and O'Clock pm.
II. III. HIGBEE, President.
A r. w WHEELER. Secretary. SET
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The Democratic state convention OF
New Yosk assembled at Utica yesterday, and
HoratiO seymour was elected permanent
president The committee 90 efedeDtials
acaosn plishing anything in the way Of noni-
nations, ' as forced 10 adjourn over 60 to-day.
A resolution was Hnaplmousiy carried " Ihat
committee any mau who has voted for OF re-
eeived back pay under the recent act OF con-
gress.'
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SOUTHERN STATE SECURITIES.

State bonds dull, closing at the fol
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COTTON PRESSES.
CHEEK COTTON PRESS,

/ " Lii as lefclll0ft- 4efQte ny QefaQlla
I attention to the manufacture OF this
WROUGHT IRON SCREW PRESS, as it
row surpasses all Others both for horse ana
steam power. I am detsrrn ned that is arall
continue 10 do -o. and sustain the unrivaied
character that 10 has attained and 10 Whlea
it is Justly entitled.
] also manufacture that exrraord iusTy and
isl-sssr woudcrful machine. the gheek Cotton-
esHzsf----srLSher, which must necessariiy su-
staiL.
al, orders for either the Press or Crusnsr
must be addressed 70
FORD, PORTER s. Co
80 Union street, Aemp pEis, Tenn.
fy9 n ID. CHEEk, Paieutea
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UNITED STATES BONDS

Governments firm, and the principal
activity was In new '65's, '67's and '6S's,
which ADVANCED from / to Der cent.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Letters from Prominent Physicians
How the Dreaded aud peclmaf.
Ing ScOurge Msy be
Abated.
Suggestions from DIR. Joe Williams to
Clean Out Happy Hollow and
Remove its People.
Letter frem a Cuban DOetOr-CaHses OF
Differences between Doctors
Yellow or Other FeVers.

The following was written to be read
before the general council yesterday,
but there being no meeting Of that body
it is submitted to the public in these
columns, and, we hope, will be acted
upon promptly by the city authorities;
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THE MAIN GROUND.

on which the attorney-general bases this
opinion Is that the legislature, by the
election act of 1871, has established q
system of annual general elections, the
first of which occurred in 1871, for legis-
lative and county officers; the second,
in November, 1872, for congressman and
Presidential electors; and the third, in
November, 1873, for governor and State
officers; whereas the constitution pro
vides that 'all general elections shall be
5iennidl." Hence, the attorney general
concludes that the election law of 1871
is unconstitutional and void, and that
no lawful election can be held under it.
IL this be true,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The La Sale county soldiers monument being
at length so far completed that nothing remains
but to place the stones Of which ii il composed
in position, which will be done in few days, the
officers of the association announce that the
grand ceremony Of its dedication will take place
at Ottawa on Monday, October LIST
Gov. John l.. Bcycridgc has accepted an invi-
tation TO deliver the address on the occasion.
The committee have also sent special invita-
tions to General W. r. Sherman, Lieut.. Gen. Phil
Sheridan, Gen. Oglcsby, and EX-Goyernors John
NJ Palmer and Richard Yates to be present, and
there is good reason to believe that some ii not
all of these distinguished individuals will ac-
ccpt.
Should the day be pleasant, tho opportunity
will be a splendid one for Il grand basket picnic
after the fashion of the gathering on Tuesday ut
Starved Rock, which proved so pleasant to all
participants, and will long be gratefully remem-
bcrcl
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New Dress Making Establishment.

Mrs Roberts, lately from Broadway, n. Y,
doubtless one of the best fashionable dress
makers who has ever been in Ottawa, has
opened rooms over Mrs. Harper's, No 127
Main street where she, with skillful assistants
will give her attention to the art Of fancy and
stylish dreSsmakinc. She will receive every
week the newest New York styles, and will
make dresses accordingly in the very newest
mode She is a complete artist in her line
and will receive the patronage Of all the
fashionable people Of Ottawa and vicinity
Ladies who desire to appear in the --latest
agony Of fashion, should call and see Mrs
Roberts and look At the newest and prettie.t
styles and the very latest as they come out
from time to time in New York city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Our people have enjoyed a very decided treat
during the last few evenings in witnessing Mr..
Tremaines "sun pictures at the Opera House
The pictures are fine ordinary sized photograph
iC or stercOscopic views Of about all the notable
objects of interest in America, Europe and Asia,
taken upon transparent material, so that, when
placed in front of calcium light, they are re-
Elected upon large Canyas-size l6 by 90 feet
and the pictures consequently magniticd to that
extent. The effect is amazing Placed by the
picture in front Of the Tuillercs in Paris for in
stance, and gazing at that once splendid but now
demolished structure the effect is as real as if
the spectator actually stood there In nothing
is the effect so wonderful as in the exhibition of
statuary. The picture is presented in its exact
full size, and is so real that it is impossible to
dyest oneself of the notion that it is actually
before him.
Mr.. Tremaine accompanies the exhibition Of
each picture with pleasant running comment
and explanation that relieves the tcdium Of so
steady a gaze on all that is wonderful and mag
nilCcnt in nature ana art.
Mr.. Tremainc occupies four evenings in pre-
scntins all his pictures, giving the last cXhibi.
ton in Ottawa this evening. As his audiences
have been so large each evening, however, and
so many are not "haIf satisfied" with the brief
glmpse5 they have had Of so extraordinary a
collection of pictures, efforts will We made to
r,rOInnr his stay
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Academy of Music.

Those who mediate taking vocal or instru.
mental lessons this fall and winter should re.
member that the next term will commence at
the Academy of Music, in this city, on the
1St of October.
Tho services of one Of the most talented
performers in New England have been secur.
ed as principal and under him will be a
corps of able assistants.
Lessons on the pipe or church organ, and
reed or parlor organ, and on the piano will be
given at different kinds of very reasonable
rates y large number of pianos and organs
on hand and for sale at very low
cash prices. Sheet music-thc latest airs and
songs-in abundance. Call and make inQuir-
les, and see the instruments, &c.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
Of All Kinds
At lSNAH ( HAPEMAN'S


This favoritc line extends from Kansas City
and LcaypuwOrth through the fertile State of
Kansas 10 Denver. i'm Colorado. GEl miles. Rare
opportunities are offered To the public Tor homes
i'm i section Of country unsurpassed for produC-
tivruv,> and hcalthiulucS~. The state Capitol,
state University and State Agricultural Collc-G
are located along it, line, and the general educ!
tiouai facilities are uIcquallud. The reputation
pf Kansas {. unsurpassed n an agricultural state.
Ry referring tu the United States agricultural
reports it viii bc seen that Kansas had = greater
average yield o. -, acre Of the cereals than any
other state: and 10 The great fruit fairs held s5
Philadelphia. Richmond, Boston and Alany,
Kaa-.t, took 'ae i.r-t prcmium, for the finest dis
uIay OF frUit, For the pleasure Traveller ~ in
valid e varied and charming landscape i pre-
Seut,d: and the dcii-HtiIl air ct Colorado and
the celebrated warm ana hot Soda springs near
Denver. give renewed lie To- the weary and re-
store health n the sick. Don't fa!l t0 take trip
over the Kansas Pacific Railway, and {, rau want
A good home scItl, along it, line. H.
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Fiske & BEEN.
THEIR FALL SUPPLY.


M-. Fiskc, Of the we'll known firm above men.
toned, has Just returned from New York City
with a magnificent stock of clothing, The best
supply of ready made goods ever seen in this To-
cality. Their stock in the line Of gents furnish.
ing goods is perfectly immense. 1t embraces
everything that can be thought OF, and all the
new styles Of material, with the latest cut, that
now rage among the fashionable gentlemen Of
New York City, Long Branch, Boston, and other
places where the height Of fashion is supposed
to prevail.
Among the gents furnishing goods, we men
ton chest protectors, silk and wooden scarfs,
mutllcrs, Gray, celebrated moulded paper collars
buckskln mttcns ana gloves, as well as mttens
and gloves OF other material; also hats and caps,
the newest and best styles Of soft material, also
being new and popular,
Their line Of fine white and colorcd shirts, rs
well As wooden and cashmere, cannot be beaten.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The New Magdalcn, the greatest scnsa
ton of the age, and now being played to an
immense extent throughout the country, will
be produced by the peerless young artistic,
Miss Fanny b. Price at the Opera House, in
this city, on Monday evening, Sept. Goth
This extraordinary play has been dTamatsed
expressly for Miss Price, from Wilkic Col.
lis latest novel of the same name, and is
creating the greatest enthusiasm wherever il
is produced. Miss Price and her superb
company will remain but one night and We
advise those who wish to see a firstclasS play
produced in frstclaSs style to secure their
seats at once. BY so doing they will avoid
confusion and annoyance at the door
Seats can be secured six days in advance
at Osman & Hapcman's book store. where
tickets are for sale
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Pints and quarts Of filthy cAisrFha' discharges.
Where does II all come FROM The mucous men,
.hranc. lining the chambers II the nose, and its
little glands, are diseased, that they draw from
the blood it, liquid and exposure 10 the AIR
changes it into corruption ms lfcliquid was
10 build IN the system. but Il = extracted and
the system j. weakened by the loss. To cure
gain flesh and strength by u>inE Or. herees
Golden Medical Discovery, which also acts d..
rrctly upon these glands. correcting them; apply
Dr. Sa-e's Cl;ar-h Remedy with Dr pcrce's Ma
sal Dnuche. the only method 10 reaching the up-
per cavities where th, discharge accumulatea
and comes FROM. The instrument and two med.
,ciscs cold Tor s. ~ all Druggists. Ca
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Twelve lines OF Agate make square.
Advertisements not under contract must b plainly
mark the length Of time desired they VIII be conn
ued and charged for until ordered OUT.
Business and professional CARDS os exceeding hNenes
Inserted at re dollars per anGum over Ave lines one dol
AZ per line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly IN
advance
II Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
before expiration of the contract will be cA"rs'
ed the full rates above. Extra charge will also be nsdc
OF dissolution and other not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices fifteen cents per line.
~ in no case will these terms be departed from.
IL The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires.
Persons who have paid for the FRgE TRADER should be
careful to notice the date the slip corresponds
he which they have paid and at notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
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No. 1 4.

This popular house is still ahead Of all OPP
position. Mr.. Heenan has returned from
New York with very heavy supply of fall
goods. The line of dress goods will be par
ticularly heavy and select as both Mr. Ieenan
and Mr.. Flanagan have taken special pains in
picking out The goods from the heaviest and
best importing houses, and the largest manu-,
factories in this country. Mr.. Flanagan is still
in New York among the jobbing houses fill
ing up the details. 1t Is the determination
of Messrs. ID. Iecnan & Co. to supply their
Ottawa and Streator stores with the best
stocks yet brought to either establishment.
Don't buy a cents worth Of goods until you
shall have seen their new goods
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The Rev. T s. Heating, whose removal from
this parish is so much regretted not only by our
catholic fellow citizens but by our people gcner.
ally, has lost none Of his love Of the temperance
cause or ardor in its advocacy in his new field as
will be seen by the following, which we copy
from the Wilmington Cc.tte:
The Rev. r. S Heating delivered an able dis.
course on the Temperance question on last Sun
day evening, at 81. Roses church. The reverend
speaker handled his subject without cloves, and
his sentiments have since been most iayufahly
commented on.
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AT HULL'S.


There was tremendous rush at this store
yesterday afternoon, when we were in pur.
suit of items. The store was crowded with
men and women, and Mr. Gllen and his corp.
of assistants as busy as bees showing goods.
The stock is exceedingly large at this house,
and every line very full and the assortment
varied with every style that is new and pretty.
This, with the extremely low prices, must be
the cause of such large rush Of customers
at this store.
We were informed that wooden goods are
very low, the majority of them running from
20 to 30 per cent, below rates at this time a
year ago.
There was a beautiful show of splendid
fancy dress goods-an unusually large supply
embracing everything that is new, desirable
and elegant, as well as the palmer grades.
The same low rates and advantages of un.
broken lines, will be tie rule at this house
for the next week or two, that have prevailed
for the past few days and no pains spared to
show goods and suit every customer.
Remember that every one who calls there
will receive prompt and polite attention
Call and look at the goods and learn prices,
and you do not wish to buy, you will still
be courtcously treated and above all things,
remember that at Gilen's in Reddick's
block, at the old stand of Rcddick IL Gillcn,
is the place to buy good goods cheap.
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Doors u SnoEs,-Jo. Megatlln is around with
his full supply Of boots and shoes, and he has
enough good, to supply all La Sale County
his stock is very complete in every detail and
the goods are bran new and in tho very height
of fashion and from the best manufacturers in
the United States Jo is an old buyer and a
careful one, and from his experience knows cX-
actly how 10 suit his customers. He never fails
in making good selections nor in fitting his Gus
toners. His prices too, are down to the lowest
notch. Kali and c.
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Ottawa Post OfHcr.
,LosINa AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:

Episcopal CuUECH.-Rcy. T. y. Morrison, Jr,
son of Rev Dr. Morrison, Of Bloomington, will
preach at the Episcopal church on Sunday morn
ing. In the evening the rector will give the 9th
of his course of lectures on Biblical Wonders,
the subject Of the next being the Dcluyian,
Or a Two World Voyage"
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We made up our minds when We went into the
market for our fall and winter stock that We
would try and make a sensation when We opened
out, and we are proud to notice that our efforts
have not been in vain, and if the reader desires
any further proof Of our triumph just let him
drop into our establishment almost any day, ard
especially on Saturday afternoon. take back
scat, and watch our business.
". STIEFEI. " Co.,
The sluarc dcAing clOthiers
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SoLD-One day lately Me, the watch carpcn-
ter and Williaming., polite for Bllings0 who
deals in bibles in n quiet way, thought they saw
a couple Of fellows coming into the store with a
subscription list, and like brave men who know
how to face the music Ivy turning their backs
upon it, incout,nenly vacated the premises and
fed out Of the back door, leaving the store I'M
occupied. The men who had the ominous look
ing paper, petition OF some sort entered the
store, and comprchending the situation, turned
the joke by locking up the back and front doors,
and hanging piece Of Grape upon the latter,
pocketcd the key and proceeded on their way,
leaving the proprictOr5 to wander around for an
hour in detected lonesomcncss. Hereafter these
parties will not dodge even subscription papers,
but have determined to stand their ground and
die with their faces to the foe, as it were.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
IORBING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for dong all kinds ofJob Work, In the
rous styles the surpassed In this section
AID respectfully solicit those wishing anything done
tllsline give call. By the udctous and liberal Use
pratcrs Ink many naas lortuneh heen made, and
he hcldi still open. Tryit.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Aargc number Of those in attendance the day
Of the erection of the Soldiers Monument will
be able to procure a tempting dinner, pleasantly
served by the ladies' Of the Congregational
Church, in the basement Of the Congregational
Church, Just east Of the square.
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MUsICAL.-Mr F. \. Roberts, Of New York
City, is meeting with deserved success as Il
teacher Of vocal music in this city. He will
now be found at his new location on Main street,
over Mrs, Harper's millinery store, or at Slnon
Bros rausic store. He comes with excellent
recommendations, and is doubtless a good teach.
or and understands how 10 train the voice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

OYSTER SUpPER.-The ladies of the Presbyte-
ran church will hold an oyster supper next
Thursday evening, Sept 25th, in the basement Of
their church.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

Farmers, Changers, merchants and iabUrcrs!
We have goods to suit you all at low prices, and
al goods sold Ivy US are warranted as represent
ed At the square dealing house Of VI. STIEFEL
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It i singular fact that. 1t Ottawa. . man
named SEg., -cli- the Wheeler Il Wilson sew
ing machine, aud . man named Wi~-e sells the
singer sewing machine.
II se have these names mixed, who shall sp-
Pea lie wrath 60 come,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The next 2c0,h anniversary of TIE discov-
cry Of Starved Rock. will occur on the 10th
OF September, TT Whereabouts, in s0;S, Who
will DC there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

FOR SALE.-Grocerics at cost; also good
team and light spring wagon, besides shelving,
counters and a show case, all at bargain.
Louis H. BRUEI.
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Buy the imported Fire Proof Lamp Chimney,
at Forbes " behring's, in Dimmick's old stand,
Is Court street.