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vJ,HE Enelisb) WESTMINSTER REVIEWS
| i NOTICE Of THE EVIDENCES AGAINST CHRIS
REPLY OF John $. HIrTELL.


IiA1'1i REPLY OF JOHN s. HIrTELL
Mr. EDITOR The Westminster Review Vi july, 1871 con
tame review the second .dion OF my wok on Tue s''
S.sct, srsn,t Christianity which desire say few words
in nnb rpy The investigator the only proper tor
srh py ia the United Sat- therefore address my'eli TO
distant, .pd b !; happened th to oosaa
copy numbr Of the Review until long after was pub
S S. too dtc rig ~ Rene 1S ay y' 'e'-
The Rvccrces Against Christianity Of whi;h the first
EDITION published a. San faueco, is reiuo 'hed n more
st;,aetve New York The effect OF suca work with
iaus to the view OF those who maintain the bDle
bennrg end 10 be one huosereorsy inspired word
God Bot to o.e who regard Christany phase u the
religious history the human who look upon IN" od les.
lament supply reods not 30 sneeht a. often
bu, antiquity the evolution OF religious ht. T.
ibe produe, of men uulrr Anier aching but
driven by in pulse to proreg'te Doctrines OF inIn' M &
ofutyef,a bib. cd, denial II s.). thrso the AZ
rows E fly besiie h. marx, aud there Is in the zoe
With whn ne apPOs hes ms SUBJECT ~ wa n ~ ess VIVA
~ u. II; r iIo I, Is the r,peeial aiu of NJ Hie nos
h.yre Ssu.s esrnng chsl aSuuHn or s,ose OF equity to
"a, ct damage of the uosl cre't Of Chfs itriy"
DO not comp sin q Die In general hsldy Say
s;t uRiUs! The adais:gA ihs ny bokis a" 10 Or
thcdoN Chality though no. expressed IL very e'ra
from an authority 1.-THE high auk And the .rbssqnst
my work cspno, instruct those who tsiI
Chsau.5 ss Of human prosress-sGch, 1f in
.snce IS POLY G.my or slavery society mon
arcby poe-and has higher origin than b3oahism ana
to instruct who ye: learned 10 hook a. Christian
in earnest supposng Orthodox ChIi.any 10 ,.
e and Perndou, have fought bitterly against u as ~oua
ocsncrsIied by misrepresentation OIL the ols
sds-ss believe II 10 not-;hs 1t is not mucn wrong
But the equal Of Dr. strauss True; nsye not
claimed be- And then especial aim va" 10 iuJare the
moral credit of Christianity. Yes was and pave not re-
pen;ed H. do belong the Westminster school do not
declare the Christian claims OF rhuman authority tor the
bible humbue aud yet ADMIT that ts heroes the best
and sea, who lived, and its morality the most
ous prod hUsn civil z.on have tined to thai
desirIed hoped 10 found universal ChnstAn
EXIST and aus hs the doctrines which
ehet sories cornFased with the camped ceed OF Ju
ia the bJasted morality OF tue
little better than the bloody code OF Moses
when e.srinrd npsrtisy ana ccay hsye tried prove
Paul an pOsor Wr,tminser Re yisw says do
tsuiiousl injustice to Paul But argument aEAnit hr thu
teenth Apostle boiroBe5 and give due credit to him IN the
hook ora Jerry BeI:hai, the WHO founded the West
minister Review. 1850. . ,-,,.r,,
have tad wt.t had 10 JOHN D. blIEELb.
San Franclfo lCA. u ApIl - l4j2.
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TRANSFORMATION Of the Nursery and Cbild's UOspI-
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MRS. STEPHENSs NEW MONTHLY
wi FOR JUNE,
READY At 10 O'CLOCK
THIS MORNfNG
Ccntsns continuation of
BARBARA STAFFORD
BY Mrs AsS 5. STEPHENS;
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matter,
ELEGANr ILLUSTRATIONS,
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POPULAR MACHINE
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FSew.York Young Mems Christian Association,
No 90 WsveIleY Mo thy Ne 'ins MONDAY EVEN
ING May a q. o'clock in the University Chapel Au Essay
viii be read by Mr.. u. RIDDLE Subject: " Wait and
Labor" Young me- cordially invited 20 attend.
EuGKNE rHOMsON Recording Secretsry.
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Bccte, Shoes, ST.

BOOTS and SHOES for CASH. - NJ. AZ Conrt-
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N. ". inducements oash buyer eg rsh s'sA
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$3.50 GoS S !; S.S SA .st, s now ''''y'
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SouIHAaPToN ara HAvFE, per UNITED s,sS: ;,e1so
r. % o,ocs va M '' issAc soWLsR
,hst G asls Sfssy ssoa.y f9 hvESsc
Roe H. GREELEY and Capt. HARTI will address. the meet
ins. wM. NASH, Secretary.
The Repubiica rs Of the Tenth Ward, Brooklyn.
on SATURDAY the pa ias a; u oc lck for
parpos. Of forming r. ubls Club in conPls2os wi;a
cssty BE- order r. oiKLEY SoDYSE BROAD
WI H. sfoSE F. s LtTTLsjoHN, BERNARD CAS-
Notice.-The COMMITTEE on TAXES Of The Bad Of
Aldermen will MONDAY. Nay a. a: o'eoct m in
hs flee Of The Conia'sIer Of 1s,s ana IA ,ss Of T.S
tt mo NJ mot %m Bnron E
Ssn Gss p pedt cb ssa TGsd eI Bern
rrisE Tbcroa. Rec. Herman Wolfe Hush Dollar C. Gunse
hansen ~ Renry Besr wm %aiord, and +. HsrtOe.
S5 ss4 r 5S4ShsSfaiEss' ': rs...
Nofice-Tbe COMMITTEE RAILROADS Of the B Bon,
fAIdelu1en viii il Room No u City Hail. on sATuk
.nal Cars on ne 4hsv Rs ad Al persons hereed therein
ae reqse''ed to a''end snd give .1 HI
hFSF & i r 2s65F;FMRE, Committee
r; HARRIS0N REED, RaiFosd'
Col Tho. z. DE yoe request Of numerous feId'
:sss 4 s 5: S:
CoMMIfIFs on Aims Pre.den: Butchers
Bouk Daniel BuItnet, PrsGsp, Citi1ens fire
Insuranee Co. Samuel Patterson PsedenrB NJ and H. A.
John NJ SeLan Vice Pe,idep: Z. n. sod H. A. Geo. Starr
Adnnsn nh Di,trict Col. VIM. Appeby COMMITTEE OF
MILITARY JsvITAToNs-Msjo General Charles W. SANFORD
X gadiey General WIN. Hall COMMITTEE on INVITATION oT
THE MARKETs-Cspt. Tbos. ?. Wsy. ashngon Asrkst NJ
asc Anderson Fulton and Fsnkln Markets; Capt Joshua NJ
V.sn Cath Make; Mr. Barnard Rice Clinton Mske.
MI Joseph W. Cpch Centre Market; Alderman g. Starr JET
fson Nh Thomas Grown, ESSEX Union and G'uve
neur Markets Mr.. L. alentine, Tompkins Market
TIiOS. JEREMIAH, Chairman.
JosEPH w. CLINcH, Secretary.
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY %, 1853.
MISS WELLS NEW WORK.

MISS sEwELL" NEW WORK.
A d APPLETON Co Mo-. SO .nd s4s Broaiw,y
P-si.h On SATURDAY. the I'D
L II = u La
A TALE OF COUNTRY LIEE.
sEwELL,
tnhcr of Amy Herper"
Vols l2mo. Clo.b. 81 81.
From TIE A.hen
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-, 70 the cir rcden;. Of the
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OPERATIONS Of BURGLARS.-The Police
~ Department and ia The Wandering krixh o.
Albany Chol~eN aud his Horse aud wagon
and others For taI particulars the
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CONTENTS or NJMsER
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

RAILROAD ACcIDENT-A serious accident
occurred on Thursday night, on the Rock
Island Railroad at the Spring Creek bridge,
about five miles west Of Peru. The passen-
ger train from Rock Island, due at Oitawa
at 1855 o'clock, ran off the track as it
struck the bridge. The engine and tender
were precipitatsd over the lower side of the
bridge. to depth of some thirty feet, the
engineer, whose name was Bays;er being in
stantly killed, and the fireman badly in
jured. Another car, containing a horse,
went off on the opposite side of the bridge,
killing the horse, while the baggage car was
thrown cross wise on the bridge, where it
rested. OF the three passenger cars the
first and second were thrown off the track
the other remaining on-none being serious
ly damaged, nor any of the passengers hurt.
The passengers were brought up yesterday
morning by the train from Chicago, which
returned from the scene Of the accident
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LIGnTSING.-Fran'I Morgan, son of James
Morgon, lad of II years. was struck by
lightning on Wednesday afternoon and il.
stantly killed, on the farm OF Beebe Clark
Esq, in the town Of YARN Ridge. Four
brothers were loading wheat ia tic field,
two were on the ground pitching up the
bundles, and two on the load, one arransin.
and the other driving. Three Of the boys
had forks in their hands, but the lad who
was killed was driving. The others were
Frustrated to the ground by the shock. The
lightning entered the head, burning hole
through his hat and slightly soaring his
head. The current seemed to be horizontal,
going eastward, and doing some other dam
age in its course. 1t also severely Jared
the Union Store,-knocking croekery off
the shelves-so that the people inside tho't
the lightning had struck il.
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At meeting of the Union held at the
N. E. Church, on Monday evening, August
eth, officers we're elected for the first quar-
ter. Il was voted that 500 copies of the
constitute be printed for circulation; that
one of said copies be sent to each temper
ance society in La Sale county.
\ COMM ttee of twenty-eight persons,
Composed of two gentlemen and two ladies
from each ward OF the city, was appointed
to procure signatures to the constitution.
Adjourned TO meet at the Second Congre-
gaiionai Church, IN Ottawa, in tue evening
Of Monday, August 30ta, st which time and
place addresses will be made by several gen
tlemen, in compliance with the request OF
the members Of the Union.
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

Arripdl and Departure Of Mails.
Eastern arrives 800 A. NJ and 125 p NJ depart at 1So
p. NJ; closes 100 p. N.
Western arrives 22O P. NJ; departs 1885 p NJ; closes
1900 81.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A. NJ; departs same days 200 p. Nj closes leo
Pm
Pontiac via Farm Ridge and New Michigan, arrives
Thursday 600 p. NJ; departs Saturday Goo A. II.
Newark arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
10:o0 A. NJ; departs 200 p. NJ; closes 100 r. NJ.
Earlvie and Freedom arrives daily 1900 NJ; departs
500 P. NJ.
Asbury arrives Tuesdays and Fridays 500 p NJ; de-
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays SEQ A. NJ. closes
900 p. NJ.
Lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays 1000 4. NJ de-
parts same days 200 Z. NJ; closes LOO =. ~
WM OSMAN, p NJ
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General County Agent, Oudrd H.,
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dealers and druggists with circulars and show cards and
the Pills at propretor's prices
n. B-Ladies by enclosing 81 to him at tbs Ottawa r
O., have DR. Duponcos Golden Pills by return
mail {contdentiayb to any of the city country
See that the signature, IL Dupenco upon each box
you will then obtain medicine that he relied upon
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Sun STRoKE.-On Sunday last, Patrick
Larkin, a laborer who had been working for
Michael Caligan, farmer in the town OF
Dayton, was found at the alley near the re-
sidsnce OF Francis Coyle in this city, suffer
ing under the effect Of sun stroke. Mr.
Coyle had noticed him walking by unsteadi-
the man finally fell, however, and seemed to
be suffering, Mr. Coyle wen, to him and
found him insenslble. He gave him water-
bathed his wrists and teEpIes-and sent for
Dr. McGorrisk, who soon ascertained what
the trouble was and commenced the applica
ton Of more active remedies, but too late TO
save his life. The man died in about an
hour afterwards.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

IMPORTANT ARKRsr.-On Wednesday last,
Mr.. Harris, the City Marshal, arrested a
man at a shanty near Tunnel Rock, on the
railroad between this city and LaSalle. on
the charge of having committed the murder
Of Augustus Edwards, in this city, in Janu-
airy last. The man was going by the name
Of Charles Stuart, but has certainly within
the last year or two borne half dozen of
different aliases, SO that there is no telling
what his real name is. We are not in pos
session of the train of facts which step by
step. was followed by our city officers from
the time of the murder up to this arrest, but
are assured that the accumulation offacts is
such, as to leave no reasonable doubt but
that the right man has been taken. Nor
are We now at liberty to detail all the cir
cumstances relating Immediately to his ar
rest, we can only say that the affair was
managed solely by the city Marshal, and
with oonsummate ability.
Ofthe previous history of Stuart, we know
but little. His first appearance about here
was during the famous ghost excitement"
on the railroad between here and Buffalo
Rock year and half ago. He won some
laurels in that affair man Of courage, and
We believe has been in the employ Of the
railroad company as Waterman more or
less ever since. When arrested, he was thus
employed at the tunnel near Utica. There
is also enough known of his history to show
that he was several years ago an important
character in the Mormon Prophet Strang' S
famous colony of freebooters on Beaver Is
land. An examination Of his case will in a
few days take place before ma gistrate when
some further facts will probably be made
public.
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Darrell Sullivan.
OTTAW MARKET

OTTAWA, Aug. II, 1853.
Wheat-Sprins G7a70e; winter, 75aSOc.
Corn-Sh. Coo pr 80 lbs; ear 5Sc. 10 lbs
Oats--35c-35 lbs.
Potatoes-New 50aG2c
Eartey-35 cts. 40ib.
Eggs-7o.
BHtter-l0allc.
HideS-Green + &c, dry Sc.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. I2.
Fiour-More buyers than sellers, and
competition runs high. Spring wheat extra
81 25a4 so; Supertine So 25a3 so.
Wheat-Marke active, and prices ad-
vanced 2a3 cts. No. Spring 95c in store
n 2, 94aS5c in store.
Corn-Quiet. Sales at Zoe on board and
69c afioat to- canal !; 62aG3 I'm No. 2.
oats in good demand at Ole. in store, and
49a50 on track.
BlrteV iJa47c.