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TO BE Drawn Il e4o-
EACH SATURDAY IN JCNR.
s Se5 prises amounting to..-.................120
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
'rtAN Or THE LOTTERY.

PLAN Of THE LOTTEkX. g.,.
Fhs Numbers from Ito 81, 600, correspondence with
slips Of paper, enerelsd with small tin tnbes sas
plssed In ono Wheel. sas s-as,a hoes 4 ~, J. :
fhs aI.s So prizes similarly printed .ad snsirslsd
are, placed In smother wheel. a -s1a o. - zce1e !.
Is Pho wheels ara then rsgolsed. snda number IA
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and st the same
time Prize u drawn from, the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and axhib
tied - the audience, and registered by the Commits
.ionsrs; the Prize being placed asainst the Numbs,
draw. fhis operation t. repeated until all the
AUTHORIZATIONS PRrzEs.-fhe two preceding ane
the two guceeedins Numbers to those drawing the
6r1 II Prizes will DO entitled to the 48 ms
ton Prizes For example, II Ticket No. IL ST draws
the $1,000 prize, those Tickets numbered ll24g,
1899 h2sl. Il252 will each be entitled to s2a5 Ii
numbered SAB, $40 55, $50 will each be entitled to
$2of and 90 on, according to the above schems
The 5000 prizes Of go viii b dessrmiaed by the
For example, II the number drawing the &6Oos0
prize, ends with No. l. then ALI the Tickets, where
the number snda In l. will be entitled to $40 # the
the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and 20
on to 0? - s-0nsl5la - ssa~-5f r ~ sshleta
Csrissats. Of psek.seg will be sold At The follow.
Gel ieass Of Package 81 10 whole
p9 - FaUhf "Tts 10 half ......i 20
i'.2 4 10 s sasS,tsr 49,. Il Il
In OkDRnNa T1cKsrs eR.CEhTircATka. =
Enclose the money to our address Tor the Tickets
ordered, on receipt o. Wnlon Sney Will pc forWsrdeo
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
IN any figure they may designats. "a. sgsl =
s The list. Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purshasers imm ediatey after the drawing
q Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, aud give their Posi- Office, County and Stato
a Remember that every Prizsis drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction. = 80 'hHd
~ All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid timmsdi,
stey sfter the drswfns-oshsr prises ut the nsaA
sirne Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
h Address orders for 3iskets or Certificates to .
44ss,..,-s- 90 ~ f. g. SWAN T. Co, Atlanta GA .
d Or ttosz ssa 8. SWAN 4 co. a. SOC Ia Il
/ Ia ..t,.t.g asis SOD al -. .Richmoad W
= list Of the numbers that are drswu HON tn
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one
entitled to, will DO pubti'hsd altar every arswhs
IN the following papers, New Orleans Dslts Mobile
1egfster, Chariesten. STANDARD, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta lntelliseneer. New Yosk Weekly Nay Book
Savansah Meraips News, and aRishmond Dispateh
p nv 20 " 10 ave ) u n ar,sIta. q
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N sFKlNG Stuck. FOK 1871.
0YHr NEW AND ExTENbIYE HAf, GAP

.,.,,..,.x.,kf a Ilsa.lsE L -aHSi.A1s" 1870
ss y Binfcrd dickinson q WeisigeL, =
n store snd read for sale, stwhoisssfe or
retain one q the lgsst md most complete st1cls 2!
"a Which have been selected with great care
from the largest and most extensiys msaafastories
sspscfsiJ fof ths virsinis North Carolina and Ten
~. .ttsSsiou II rnerohants aud Others, most 70
spectfuIly called to the above gplsndid stosk, vhsh
eomprisss every styIr suite6 70 th. spriea n.ee
an ,-lliPllMTANT No ia Ok To r
MI HAT BOOT AND 0Al7Eh WEAR
- ERS--Rrom Is 10 20 per, eentssaved BY d
buying from H. ANTHONY. Cosumbian -.
Hotel Best quality moleshin Hats 81 OBJ second
quality S3; silk Hats o. So fine cslfskin sewed Boots
rSS so; Ccnsrsss Boots best quality French patent
leather, SS75; Euslsh kid e5 IS; buckshin % y;
lasting 50; oslfskn Is; patsnt iestber Pumps 90;
eaifatju o. ATS ealfshin oxford Tiss2 % They sre
ali made to ordertand warranted to wesf we'll =
( Terms, cash on delivery one price and no abate-
mont. SO 81 - = <t"5s or az 10 p
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NOTICE-.l have TILE day aSpets te WIN
ness srd trad4 Of Merchant fsiloF. The city Of
Rishpopd. and tho said Benson - authosjssa BY me
10 maka apy purchases for srt,oles 70 psea In the
eonrse 81 hk basinssh - Merchant Tailor, 10 my
name and 70 collect all dsbts which may hecoms
doe % mo - the coarss Of said buunsss and to give
rsasipts fsy the same. q
= my - s'2ws Sea d,a CHAS. TALROff et
. - EATING AND sHVBkyr,lnes received
y another sRppty 81 Superior Leether And hnhbsr
kELfsN0 and HOSE. mskins ~ etosk somplSte.
tsrssae - asausastrrss4 PIisss y
p ats :. = 20 80 ssi0EWAo. y. &htU,l -
~ H-av oesssF cafS 80 l&A s,s,ss.
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~. GEO. +. SNllTH.
COACH MAKER,

HM M4Z COACH MAkEN,G 90 .
-NkSRG s.asg - Corner BROAD AND 9Th SITS,
(Ttchenor's old stand,) keeps constantly on hand,
Ard mases to ord.r all, kinds of CARRIAGES
ROCKAVAYS. BUGGIES, SULkIES. SPRING
,hov room an unusually large assortment, which he
il di posed to sell upon very reasonable terms EN-
blowing the best workmen, and usi.g the finest ma
terial he 10 enabled to warrant all his work. -
~ Coach Slnthins aud jobbng of all kinds exc.
cuted promptly usual, and upon reasonable terms,
nv l3-Smt 0eEA
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g WAN - COS LOTTERIks.
I, fHE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
+, .isli - ,d.st ar DRAWN. ssai+ So se ss'
- .n.--ag
Frs CAPlTAL PRIZE S6O,0OO!.l
fICKEyS ONLY SO Ei'al9P

't -
Owing to the grest favor with which our BfnEis
Number Lotteries have been received by the public
and the large demand for Tickets, the Manager, s
SWAN Co, will have . drawing each Saturday
throughout the year
The following Beheme will be drawa In each
their Lotteries for June, 1857. = A-.s .s.- , ;
&. ..4..1. a.,ts y GLASS SO, -es ss.rs.r.r
Gte Saturday, June 6ths 1857 aes-
31S' T71 SAD tn,r-.~e.. a. 4-a- s1a f1sss. =
70 BE- Drawn IN the sity of Atlanta Ga In public o.
ast 81. 3. Saturday, June 18th, 1857. $
.,.,-t,-+ o.. g.. :, CLASS Al,
20 be drawn In the city Of Atlanta, Ga In public on
!. .a, Saturday, Jane Goth, 1857, Is =
--s. -'f - a"S ~ cI.Iss o. .hfs' ass
70 be drawn in the CITY of Atlanta Ga In public on
= Saturday, Jnne 18th, 1857.
on THE PLAN Of SLNGLE NUMBkRS
..-..s - 1905 Prizes. 3. ..aLg - q,
As,s ~ One Prise 70 Esegy Tsn Teksts.
- = AAGNIF1CENT SCHEME! -sz
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- Eeo = CHANGE or HODk:.-
I Ia =z==,z4k Tho steamboat CURTIS PECK.
~ Capt. Jno. Davis, will, and after
Thursday morning next, ID April. lesve the wharf
at Rockett.. every SAT URDAY. TUESDAY and
ciseIy for Psrtsmouth and Norfolk and return each
alternate day, tSundsy's excepted leaving Norfolk
at the same hour ST O'clock touching at all the res
NH SIT. . = f. o. HASKINs.
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" UNIQUE LETTER FROM A POSTMASTER The
following letter was received by the President OIL
the United States few days since:
" CRAWFORD CoCNrY Mo-, April 30 1857

g There is no place like . dying bed There is
no place in mans brief journey across the world
like the dying hour, SO impressive and 80 full of
dread interest to each individual when he arrives
at that place and feels that his hour has come.-
Then the soul makes . pause. She looks on =
receding world, and onward into q dark unfatbo.
med eternity. There Is no retreat The hour for
exchanging worlds has come. To have thsna good
hope Of pardon and of heaven; how invaluable
To have no hope then, when flesh and heart fail
and all mortalites are about to besundered and to
die III despair how dreadful beyond imagina ton
to couceive! To avoid it is worth whole life of
ceaseiess efforts and praver -
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EIN3JN MATTING1I 90 sjsces 8 Cs1
~ tor Netting, embrasits4 81 ana ID WIT
tas snsstse Neisht " wili s:l very dhs.y
/ nyi4-im nxRus = SHINE
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n GKICULTGkAL. W AK 3 HDUE Zee
"A The subecribers continue to manafacture ASn
eulturs Machines and Implements, Of the most ~,
proved patterns and superior workmAnship- They
ssk attantion 70 'CardweTrS Horse HowsT md
1hreshef," snsfe and doubled geared, with Sspbrs
tor II required, which have iAken preminn At
every f.if A which they Ih hsss SssA 1Aibttsa,
ia f.rost,ups s,,,.h.r ssdt ssssSa3tEs D
=, Nanny. Impiossd Reaper md NOVA. i. Iea
ID 4 ssiehi lIoe ss.g rios hJshIy Improved %
4, Mario Corn and Cob NIL, an exeeIlept maohine
,a.o ksyasldp Whsat Fans and ssvsr.l other Iat.
Corr e sss',sI' Hand nd Har,s Power from slo
Hay Presses; Wheat Dsilla; Corn. Planters
Cider Mills atsip CradleG Hay KAkss; HarrSws
aoa Grain eiesnsrf TSbsssS nIll: IS
aY Ism. i a.. No. lta Msinst J, RIehmonS
WHlTk ANDsFANCY MAKsEI1.I- r.
loSygevEoTs 800 on hand, we'll escorted in stris
quality and efies. sieely made AID for eele Iov n.
s.sa,ssiil shh stfsss' Il : +
+astS tF1 YEa ssaH a. y -
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BALrIMolE. June 2-Flsur. firm ct e76a& foI
Howard street. heat easier, but without chan &c
in prises Corn has desiined-ssea Of White and
Yellow ct IS 19o cts -4.s y..1.s 49, a. :.s
, New YosK June a-Flour heavy. State &6s5d
e75; Ohio S7.l5d7 IS: southera ~ 3a0J10 Wheat
a saw. Red a 646i 10 Mixed Corr SO cents =
Seoc h dull and generally lcwef. Virginia IS es24
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LADIES' OWN REMEDY.
DIR. Ifoopcr'- Female Cordial.

This a SAFE, pleasant, and certain cure Tor Female
Complaints arising from debility such I-re-uari.y q
TIE Neuses FLOUR albus Whites Errr-uu.-- Ssllpw
Complexion Headache Dizziness, Weak Nerves. Fright
faI Dreams and all diseases caused by Colds Checked
Perspi-atiou Fx-e-se- over Excitement. &C., 81 the sex
nal organs. ~ female Who has any Irregularities Of the
Moathly Periods will just herself II she does not
use DR. HOCPEE'S FEMALE COEDIAL 4; once. /: ia
srzEDT and PuzlrsvE Thousands % ssual-s have
been cured b. this Cordial after the prescriptions OF eiT
Physicians had led and the disease resisted al other
treatment.
Price Oae Dollar per Boe, SIX Bottles foF Five
Dollars
sY-Prepared AL sold By Or. E.s-EEITs corner Of
Third and Ch-snu; streets, st Louis, Ne.
For sale by \ c. PrTS,v. 2 Y GE-sss. n. wLErz &
Co. and VI. KSEr--L, Druggists, Ottawa and by Drug
eists generally throughout the United States Iu.ll
CONE LET Us REASON ToGETHEE-Au admit
be the greatest blessing enjoy but how few
the proper means preserve it. The reasonable
~ay good health i to the proper means to
preserve it when you have it. and o. prsyen
ton IS better than pound OF cure. Every discreet "a
ray then will supply themselves with an assortment
OF DR.. E4stery's valuable Family Medicines 20 the
FRS; stage Of disease and until the patient is
beyond ;le reach Of medical aid. He manufactures the
following articles, which have affected more than One
Hundred thousand Cures the FoEN- Of disease
during four years We auds TO DR.. Easterlys
iodine and sarsaparilIa DR.. Carriers Cough BsIsam, Dr.
Eas;erIys and Ague Killer DR.. Bakers Specific,
and DR. Hooper's Female Cordial. advertisement Of
columns this paper. Read them carefully They
for sale BIZ A. c. PuTS.N, Z T. Gk.GGs, D. Waller
Co, and VI. KsEussL, Druggists. Agents for Ottawa.
sapr-T
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Thursday, Sept. 10, 1857.
The grain markets to-day are much de-
pressed, owing to the nature OF afviccs from
the east and the stringeucy in the money
market. All other departments Of business
are very lively.
Wheat Is decid dly down. Sales OF spring
were made at 6 and CSC in store, and of
extra spring at 6Sr7Oc on board
Corn * also lower tpan ever before this
season. We note sales at IL and 43c, but
not IN large amounts.
oats are still sold at very low figure
There J. good demand for shipment at the
prevailing low rates, and warehouSemen and
others who bought some day, ago at 2jc
now sell - &C on board. 2oa32c is paid on
track to-day for some lots, but farmers must
not take that criterion of prices.
Barley sells in small lots a. soc per IS lbs.
Potatoes are plenty at 25a3Dc per bu.
The market is abundaHtly supplied with
domestic fruit Of every description, and
much OF it OF the most excellent kind and at
reasonable prices. Apples are S3ai per brl,
peaches s per basket, pears Sc per bil. and
piumS s. per bu.
Butter Of good quality is rather scarce,
and the best readily commands 20c per 10.
Inferior qualities in irkins brings lsc.
Eggs are plenty at l2c.
Feathers are 4jaj5c per 10.
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W. Low, lumber, s2s.3s; Edmond Slattery, supe
rior and Paul street sewer, 81 ,3l5.24; Gas Cox
Co. gas for July and August, sl6l.2s
! Geo. Waodens bill, 30 street labor 5th ward
was presented. Smith moved to pay. Aycs-Ed
wards Siattery, Smith, Hoban and Cakn-5-
Noes-Leavens, Green and Armour-3. Carried.
smith moved to pay II. Deukert's BILL SO. Ayes
Armour, Edwards, Smith, Hoban and Cakin-5
Noes-Leayens, Green, Sattery-3. Carried.
- moved to pay NJ. Moriarty's bill, SO, team
labor, 9TH ward. Acyes-Gray. Armour and Ho-
ban. Noes-Leavens, Green, Edwards Smith and
Calkin. Lost.
A. b. Smith, 5000, rent, referred to finance
committee
The clerk reported the assessment rolls for JEFF
ferson street sewer, and Main street improvement,
and that requisite notice had been given that the
same wonld be acted on al the present meeting
On motion of Leavens, jefferson street sewer as
se-Sment was taken up.
On motion of Armour it was
OrfeT,i That the assessment roll, made for the
purpose OF deirayiug the expenses of the construc
ti"n OF Jefferson street sewer, and flied Aug 2Sth,
1891 be and the same Is hereby annued, set aside
and taken for nOught.
On motion Of Culkin, the Nam street assessment
roll was taken Up.
T. }. Wade, VIM. Hickling, Wnet Terry, W. C.
Richardson, John ltoSsach, VIM. Ebert, It 3D., hav
Ing filed their objection thereto the read,
and on motion of Green, said asse -sment roll and
the objections thereto, were referred to the finance
committee,
Gray moved that the petition of VIM Reddick,
'f-' iOi tilt orient OF court
streets, be laid on the table. Ayes-Gray, Armour
and llohan. NOes-Leavens, Green, Edwards,
Slattory, Smith and Cslkin Lost.
On motion OF Green, the petition referred
20 the street and alley committee.
Leayens, of sewerage committee to whom was
given the power, at the last meeting TO change the
plan OF the Jefferson street sewer, and make
ran EcmcniS for the construction OF the same re-
ported their action under such power
On motion of Gray, said report was received and
ldopr,f-
ON MOI. on of Leavens,
Orieroi. hat the order passed Aug. lth, 1857,
for the construc ion of Jefferson street sewer, be
and the same is hereby amended, by striking out
the words - Twenty-one hundred -" Ii't! one ao.-
airs and sixty cents and inserting IN .eu 'Heieoi'
the words - three thousand dollars"
On motion Of Lea.ens. the council proceedef 70
,hoose, by ballot, three commissioners TO as.esss
said sum. sc Geo. b. Macy and Francis Warner
received ballots each, and Liprnan Raugh $. and
!. j. Wade /. &. Il. Macy, Francis Warner, and
-pman Raugh were declared duly elected.
On motion of Edwards, the Mayor was author
zed TO contract with J. =. Mitchell for suce I'M
Ter Main street, in Clinton street, TO be made of
Try stone walls covered with plank.
Adjourned j. AVERY CITY Clerk
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Sept. 3.
The tumble down in prices of all kinds Of
grain since the recent failures at the east,
has had decided effcc; on the looks OF our
streets, whose comparative barrennsss Of
grain wagons contrasts strangely with their
crowded state few weeks aga. Now is ma
nIfes'ly not the time to sell grain, and the
farmers appear to understand it.
Eheat-Spring 50a55c; winter, none in
market
Cosn-Ear 40c rr 20 lbs; sh. 41c 60 lbs
OG',-22c-@5 lbs.
Pot0jO6s-Ncw Pc
Iariey-7j cts. 4Olb.
ETgs-l0c
E1tteg-lGa1Sc.
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howard A,,ocialiOu, s,hilnda.
/mD0rtdnt 4 Announcement.

LUUOT1'fN[ <tNH"HfftfNfHf.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
! spermatorrhna. Seminal Weakness. Impotence, GO
norrhuea, Geet, syphilis the Vice % onansm, sel.
Abuse, sc, &c.
Tie Howard Association in view of the awful destru--
ton Of human life. caused by Sexual diseases. and the
deceptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims o,
such Quack- have dirsred IL cir Consulting
Surgeon, CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their name,
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus aHct
ei who apply by letter, with description of their
dition, Gage occupation, habits of life, kc) aud in
OF extreme poverty and suffering TO furnish Medi
cine
The Howard Association r. benevolent 1nsttu'ion,
established by special endowment for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted with "viruient AID Fpde-
mic Diseases" 1t has now a surplus OF means, winch
the Directors have voted to eNpend in advertising the
above notice 1t Is needless add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill OF the age and viii
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
just Published, by the Association, Report on spcr-
matorrhua or Seminal Weakness, the wee OF onansn,
Masturb,tion or Abuse and other Diseases OF the
S.xual ORGANS Consulting Surgeon which VIII hs
by mail sealed enVeicptD fhEh w ehAh"h, on
tho recent Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
address Dr. Csc X. C.iHors, Consulting Surgeon,
JIouars Association No South Ninth Street, Phladel
mia IA By order Of the Directors
P'-' EZRA D. HEARTWELf., Treside.s,
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To fhe Unfortunate victims.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
This Is SAT- and Certain Cure for Gonorrhpa
elect Structure, Seminal Weakness. Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Diseases

This Is a SAT- and Certain Cure for Gonorrhpa
elect Structure, Seminal Weakness. Diseases
of the KidneTs- Bladder, AID all Diseases
OF the Genital Organs.
Th. popular and specific Ienedy viii all diseases
of the Genital organs few days. I; has saved thou
sand. upon thousands from the hands Of MEgCILESS
oUACKS IL not from a PREMATURE GRAVE IL case Of
infection DR. BAFtKs SPECIFIC i only SAFE and
SURE REMEDY Have you a Private Disease; Do not
7sgect IL you 60 to a regular Physician with your
- PEEiL your REPUTATION Il you 20 to
QCAcE. yoa PEEL YuCE HEALTH FOR LIE
VOID both, aud use DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC, which IS
very agreeable the taste and contain, plain directions
for With i you can CURE YOURSELF and thus
OF secret disease and restore the system a perfec
state % HEALTH FrEITT.
SF-Priee si-51 per bottle
sF-Pr=P=reG by Dr. EA>TEELY, corner o. Third and
Che-nut streets, 81 Lolz-. 40
sy-Soid by \ &. PrrSsV ? 7 Grr.s=. D. wsLErR
Co. aad u KSEc>sL- D.gE-i-ts O-.aWa and by pug
gists generally throughout tE- Uuil-d states. JUS
'.wo1Dt,SD CEEtz-'-A P5r45t= ."r b-a i:--yiuE the
Hair-IyfIy rrrfzH-d superior any Fre--L article
imported, and Tor h-f tl- price For dressing Lads
Hair Ia. equal giving it bright go-sy appear
anec. l. causes Geu;-sral'- Hair cl-i in ths
the Hair tie appearance az being fresh shamroo=d.-
Price only f:iy cents Soae genuine unless signed
FETEIDGE co,
Projectors % the &c Balm % a thousand FIgwsTs."
Torsa.by D. w,LSEz & Co.. sole Agents, Ottawa, III.
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Council Proceedings.

S,I,t. Si. 1857.
Regular meeting. Present Mayor Walker. Aid.
Leavens, Green, Gray. Armour, Edwards, Slattery,
Smith. Hoban. and Calkin.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Petition of VIM. Reddick and others. was pre-
scented, PRAYING to have Court street and Madison
street, from La Sale TO Fox river, improved.
On motion of Leayens the petition was received.
Petition of Eli Strawn, It a. was presented pray
ing for appropriation Of $780, to repair the road
on the west line of the city.
On motion of Armour. the petition was received.
Marshars report for August, was presented, and
on motion of Smith, II was received, and his BILL
s4i %, for salary for August, ordered paid.
James UDonnell, street supervisor 4th ward
made his report which, on motion Of Slattery, was
received.
J. b. Hamalle, of 9th ward, reported, which, on
motion of Smith, was received.
p. Donevy, of Sd ward. reported. On motion of
Smith. the same was received.
Geo Hill, of 9Th ward, also reported, which, on
r,otion of Green, was received.
Petition of c. Bean, et al, was presented, pray
inc for an order for plank sidewalk on the west
side of Post street, from Superior to Washington,
and ON north side of Washington, from Post street
10 the west side of Paul street
Petition received, and notice ordered to be given
that the same would be acted on at the next meet
ing.
John Ranneghan, street labor 9Th ward, sS6; W.
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New York ana Erie E;a.Iroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


IT, tie IIaJeliHg Pn5tic.
DUY your thro4 Oh tickets NEW YORK. BosroS. PVT
, LAFELPH,. and New England Cities, via this
TWENIY-TWO MILES DISTANCE SAvEDi
Through 70 Y. York City WITHOUT CH,SGEo OF CANS
The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This line extends Dunk!rk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Fails. with an UHbJOkea Vide GdDge-connectug at
DCNKEK directly with all trains from IkeUd, cEciH-
iuf;, and CLic1GO. the LIks Shore HditTCdd.
To BUFFALO, the Ba1't4D anil y York ttfy Edil-
rOg. making direct connections with al steamers
LfLe Fri from CEDy.LInd, TOisdO, and DetJoH, also
with the B,i-.fiO and lax Huron Rditrdy from De-
trOU and Chicago;
To NI,GARA FALLs. via CsrGHddigU1 and NiTgIyd
Fails Roiiro0j. making direct connections with all
trains on the GreGt Hesteyl RGisrdy from D.rOn and
Chicago, thus afIording the travelling public unrivaed
facilities.
EUsroS PissESGEEs can stop in New York City any
ength Of time, and their journey at pleasure
without charge.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the principal West
Railroad Offices.
FAEE y OTHER ROUTE
HOMER RAMSDELL, PresiISnt.
T.. r. SMITH, GeBI Ag't. my;)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Man KmLsD.-An irisbman named Ed
ward Dwyrc, laborer on the Paul st. sewer
in this city, was accidentally killed on We'd
ncsday. i blast had just been prepared,
aud lighted near where lie stood, and the
alarm given to be out OF the way, when
Dryer, in attempting to make his escape,
stumbled over a gas pipe, and before lie
could recover the blast exploded, peice Of
:he rock striking him near the temple, and
killing him almost instantly.