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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-26
Z. A H0LLTSTEE,
q Ottawa, July 81, lSG2. Muster Ia t'hancery.-
MORTGAGE SALE.-Wherea

VI Richard Coughlin, of the unity Ia Sale in the
state OF Illinois, did, the .ih day OF February A. D.
1872 by his certain deed of that date which
is recorded in the Recorders Office in and said
county ia Book Ne. go. commencing page 53i, con.
vey to Julia Butter following described real
estate situated said county, The west half of the
north east quarter Of section No. (2lD in
township thirty t3l) north Of range No. I'VE 81
east Of the third prime p al meridian, secure the pay
ment OF certain promsSory more, in said deed DESERT
bed for the of two hundred and fly dollars,
by the said Eicara Coughin 10 the said Julia Butler,
of even date tierew III. and due and payable in
yc from the date thereof
And, Whereas The said Julia Butler has duly assign
ed said note and ortgage To the undersigned Jane
Cooper. and whereas sad past due and unpaid
Now, therefor pubic notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested ieren, tht the aid jane Cooper,
by virtue OF the authority in her vested BY said deed
and the assignment thereof, iii, 2sth day OF
July. 4. 49, between the hour Of 10 O'Clock A.
and o'clock OF said day. sell said premises at
pubic auction the highest bidder for cash. the
south door OF the Court House. in the cy OF Ottawa in
said county, for the satisfaction OF said inter
and deed wilt be given TO the purchaser i'm
medIately liter the sale.
JANE COOPER.
D. T, CAgTRos. Sol. assignee.
jane IA. 1862. 4f-SS.
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Real Gstutr.

FXHE subscriber offers for sale CHEAP and DESIR-
Il ABLE FARM. SITUATED the tett milton River, II
miles south of ottawa. containing 2G acres, in-iuiny
l" acres Of FINE TIMBER. The improvements
-st Of small Dvrlling House. Granary aud Stable
There is NEVER FAILING SPRING within 2Oa wards
of the house a-o a We'll OF aft Water not eQuaiied
in the county. This farm jpins the Timber, where
there IS, one o. the best Stock Rarges in the county.
II oushaf mile from Alum Rock Post Office on--ia
mile from the District School IOu-r mites from Farm
Ridge Seminary. and half mile from the river
where there Is NINE Foot VEN OF COAL aud in
4 good, piags n-ghb"r'iD,d
gV- TIL. Parri wiH be sold fxt-rrnelv CHEAP.
Address Wa. K. HILLIGAN.
Jan. II, 1867. Ill
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
La SdNe County - }'s' --i4a'1 Tie =
THE People OF the Sta Of Illinois all to whom ties.
presents may CONG, and especially to the Of kin,
deceased,, 0fevting az ~ e 80 - 81
Whereas, Sally D. MISERY'S, administratrfx of the
estate OF said deceased desrous udering
count OF her proceedings such and
making final settlement and for that purpose has
made an applications in the County Court Of La Sale
county aforesaid or citation directed to those
who may be Interested Ia estate Of SAID
We therefore require you to appear before our s~
the. Monday Of August. D. lsss =. yen IoH
in the forenoon, II you see at, to atteho 'he A SCI
In Testimony. whereof the subscriber osesk o. sne
Ccrf fscrr, a. La sale county, alto esau mas nere
and am xed the seal Of said Court, at
Ottawa: this sd day % Jaiy. ~ isoS ,.o..
-sisxf.a "a s.sI ssFsss w 8. EASTons DxeUTy.e
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I HANE in store fine lot of Sugar Cured Ham, of
L own curing OF SUPERIOR islity viii, b offer low
to the trade or customers. l refer the following
saned gentlemen as to quality: WIN. Kicking, ESQ
T. G. iIenshaw Esq, VIM Osna,, Esq j " shuer x Co
GEO. ". PIERCE,
april ., 1862. E-est Side Of Court House .syna,e
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Has advantage which is worthy OF especial atten-
ton. in addition to the peculiar character of the
stitch. and that is its adaptation to either light
dunn heavy work. The machine which at one moment
is used the delicate fabric, in few moments
c"ttonadcs and towels OF tie description. It's
adaptation for family work, IS thus remarkable.
gives superiority every other style OF machine
in the market
In order that these machines may he placed in the
hands Of all classes have reduced the price Of
Franklin Family Sewing Machines to FORTY DOLLARS
ard from the il Of our business "r The last
r. entire satisfaction machines giving through
the United States AMI European countries,
led to heIicv. HAT determination TO actnre
a PERFECT, SIMPLE RELIABLE and CHEAP MA
CHINE has been fully appreciated by the public This
POLICY vii remain unchanged. and rs heretofore no
machines will ne allowed to leave the Office thai "
cannot fully warrant in every respect. We shall keep
on hands all times general assortment Of Sewing
Machine materials.
Needles FOR all machines be orterel by mail or
express. Price one Dollar per dozen.
Persons in the ccunry, by sending rs their address,
enclosing letter stamp have forwarded hy return
mail. of circulars containing the different
styles o! Nscncs, list OF prices. ard samples q: work
T.. E2Ic:r;sf<;> a. Co.
Principal 1gcHts for ttc y. Wssi.
Office and Salesroom 1913 Lake 81. Chicago.
E. EIcnAnos, tate CT c E. "isvAIi W TArrAS, for
L. CORNELL. Co, merry Agent for
1 loctl1,'bl.l e. * B. NJ
These Machine. car be seer at oEr,s's BOOK
Store. r. II. How Agent for o;;aua and vicinity.
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Abstracts Of sii!r.
EYASlSG a fG'l and complete abstract or titl- o.
i every piece OF land town lot in the county,
which is Kept up every night, prepared fur
nish, short notice aud reasonable ah>i-<cls
OF TILE. TausSl L. P SANGER
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DER. j. C.. AVER 4 GO.
YfNWEV NASC mi -

DAVID WALKER and 9: I: THOMPSON. ana b. Al
Druggists in Ottawa; FLEMING WOODRUFF. Mar
settles; wholesale by Ino23'6l1
!. u. REED & Co., Chic age
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Dolls.
NS-AX Paper, China, and India Rubber Doll. and
~ Doll Heads from cents to 81. Paper Dolls and
Frrniies. Also large stock of Toys The Drug nd
n.ok Store Of I0cSl Z. Y GRIGGs.
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Oil! Oil.
MACHINE Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed OIL Whale CT,
As1 Meats Foo: o. ,-a Fish Oil, for sale by
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(NHEAP BOOKS at =..
~ iap2g OHTD !
.ssS.

u o. MacleIei, Nai.e and C tfss, Trcu ut and So
~ uic Tor : - ihlfi ClsIPFIi'S
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IlCIAN SANGER.
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes pad,
Abstracts OF Tile furnished, Collections mad,, Invest
nen;s made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August s, 1891.
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= rssncrS.

11LEASE remember that the subscriber Is receiving
Il all his leather direct rom Penns ylvania and is
.eDg Harness, Saddles, Collars, Haters, and every.
hing in his line rs low any shop in the east or
vest.
-vresALL ITORH, sW.f RRANTED.s-.-.
Shop at the eco year, old stand southeast corner
of Main and Columbus streets. angst j. 9. STONE.
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OVER two thousand pairs of Miss and Childre II $
Y J Shoes at L. q. uALBERT'S
EINoR Mems Boets. Bsotees Drcgans. Caters. Ties
D. aud half Boots. call at L. Il. HA,.BEHT'S.
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MORTGAGE .SALE.-Where.

T. A SHERWOOD, Aa'y ia.-S.n'
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Chi,ipcery Notice.

Administrator OF Nicholas SisIiT.r, deceased, and
guardian OF AdsH ie S;aufsr, minor.
I,o1-
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yO'EEGE

0S the 18th inst, in the city OF Ottawa a note of
hand, drawn hy William Reddck in favor of the un
ersigued, dated Nov 10Th lsGo. The note can be of
value TO any person as the matter has been settled
The finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving at
the store OF VIM. Reddiek, in Ottawa.
Ottawa. NV. %, 'tI. JOHN CAREY.
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N0iicc.

Notice.
IL persons indebted, either by note or book acct
IA {. VAN Doahs OSBORN. will please cali and set
tie the same before the 18TH Of OCTOBER next AT
ter that date they will De placed in magistrate
hands for collection. Tho Books and Notes may be
icond AT the old stand, and r. w. Osborne viii Civ C
ms personal attention the settlement OF the
sept .. OIL VAN DOREN OSBORN.
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else. saaer' ssHsssss faa s15E. sua
dsussd- Lss5ulH--. eI,gsta7gst1 .Es
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EELINGssVA WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DECEMBER 8 1867

NOupced no advance. but they must do so
yeryssOon. They will all probably adopt
the rates of the Boston ipapers, eighteen
centsper weeD before the first Of January.
There IS nothing left for the papers in
Wheeling, as elsewhere, but to follow suit
in the general advance Our wholesale
rates'tot News dealers will be advanced
iR q day or two. We shall try and keep
from advancing on single subscriptions to
the daily aslong as possible. uo siinN
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-fs ls CAMP JBssIE,i NEW OREEK, D. J.
-ba 5Igg r5idw Noys2s, 1882 / co
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Thai the American people are appreoi-
alive of any substantial service rendered
them, is seen in the result of DR.. Ayer's
enterprise. It was something Of a venture
for a chemist of his splendid reputation
among the liternti of the world, to risk it
in the production Of cough drops and pills
But he boldly threw ktnAself into the gap
where his talents could best spbseEEs the
public veal and it Is NOW easy to see that
be did not migjadge the temper of his
eountrymen. Throughout this nation and
some forsigp lands, his name is foremost at
the bedside Of stnkness-While In the
good he scatters, it is second 70 no living
mans. He wins the brightest iaurels man
can weaEs and enjoys in untOld measure the
luxury Of doing good ObisrFz, Dubuque,
EOtru. rio1l ulita sroI il rJ.z
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-~s-'tN = AAAe-9Pftlsf - -f' 80 ra ltEa Eg4s
1o Suffer one asbO has sOldiered nearly
ever since the outbreak Of thisrebelIiou, 70
say somethiug through your paper TOR the
soldier. We have lett louf homes Uur al.
tars, our families to do battle for our ieodn-
try Prophecies aud promises Of . SPEEDY
tsfminati0u-of this most wicked rebellion
hove followed one AFTER another untii iiiit4fs
time for theisOldier 10 ask, why haVsEHdt
these promises been made goodf Haze
abe soldiers nos done eir.Idtty7 Have
there not been men and melu5 enoUEhato
put down the Pebelhon7 0sFtaiulyl there
have. Then why hhS,lit not been do1s3
Concert of'actiOn has beeu wanting. Our.
Generals have stood of like prize IIgtteFs.
and suffered the united SlreBRth of TIE irsb-.
els 70 pouuee upon our divided Aad NedL.
ened fOfees. Que GSneFaf 'Waitihs for The
dsfeat Or smother, and then ShesWoald pitch
In. The result has been, that 10 D. have
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ais The New York, Evening Rosf lnnoppr
css that on aud after the first of December
its price will be four instead of three cents
a copy, and the subscription for the daily
edition ten dollars a year. p 1t says in
explanation Of, this: "a ilg 10 ns,e
If the material On which newspapers
are printed continues to advance in price
as. it has done for the last three months,
the American community will arise some
morning and find itself taking breakfast
without the news of the day, As tits we
doubt whether single journal in the city
or country can, under the present prices,
be published atalprotit to tue proprietors.
Fhei blank sheet costs them more than
the printed sheet is sold for OF course
Iifthey are not losing money they are not
making any. a. few may have been so
fortunate as to have made contracts for
paper at the price which ruled six months
ago, md thereby saved themselves for d
time from the consequence of He existing
Rdeartt. but that cannot be the ease With
the great majority .iANi7 80 5f-slf
Besides, in addition to the rise ii q in Do pa
per, there has been aconsiderable advance
IN the 4 wages OF labor, and new taxes inn
posed by the Government on printers ink,
on circulation, on advertisements and, on
gas7Ights, all of which 60 to. swell the
expenditures OF, publishers. irdl 5Basg
~ The deficiencies, ACQUIRING from these
causes may be partly supplied from the
lirecelnts on acknowledgements but not who'll
| IL. No journal hasosufiCients sincOme from
bthato source alone to cover the difference
inEprice Of the raw material the enhanced
prices on labor and the several kinds of
taxation sSnpp0sef h eiournii circuIates
Tae hundred tfousaHd copies a day. as
some of the city pap boast that they do,
the increased price Of paper Alone will
compel an Increased outlay Of three hun.
dred thousand dollars A;y9ar. Should the
dfrculhtion be only. Atty thousand. the
Increased outlay VIII be at the rate. Of
one hundred and fffy thousand dollars a
year Now there may be establishments
5capahle of enduring this strain fora short
period OF time but not for seYeralImOnths
tQgethsTa and much. less fob whole year.
III The Pittsburg GIzette,, of Saturday
I.sAys:7A aRhi ,yt1sqesq aiai 70 cot ,
-e1At present cost ieSory Newspaper in
this city publishing at an actual loss
AN advance OuitlIe present price of sub
ISOriptiopis therefore, impefi6dsly iennarl-
dedgio Cur readers must either expect to
pay us an advance of about fifty per Cent
Of we must dry up" until paper becomes
cheape badly two. ,of. three years
after the war shall bs ended. ,iri
+, Inc MlllSSaq kte 'SsIltlTlel says y, vi;-s.
- :, :, WeAhaYe not yet raised our subscription
but we shall probably be obliged TO do 50
sqop-I We give notice that our club rates
are suspended fog the present. Hereafter
our subscribers must remit oto us at sthe
4 o. - = 81
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w!P.PETERsoN, ,Jr, Agent.

&9-oy4rS 81 500 600 on Cash cAPitalrspresent byl
his old and we'll established Agency, Whefe eYSr loss
u the above ONCE has b59n pr6fnptl paid IN Wheel
Fl yD rEl,r =iE- SniIY., r. PETERSON,
~ .t: ONCE next door TO the n. IN. B ank,l 4
jy7;5e-1y 'iA"e' iha' Main Z. Wheel
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TERms o. ApvRR.irIllsINo...lI..l-


1issg1 ssg1IS 1lSrs III tU bsT M on
"a! 90 hnEi LESS, HGEI AsuGG6E.F 3asIHsIffs5
sS-.isf sfzeFgcH tgC.sEi $40 rIlIf jan - ffdEE
One psSsr1 seR, % Three Yseks,..r-.,-t4 50
Three Dassll-ti i.@I..l 135 TWo M6btis k....i. %
i9Hr rllaya,sFsSiys...%GI 50 Three MonthS-...-lOOO
Ss T3asyysTtr,-;'. 5s siS SIonthS 60
Two Wsels,l... so u ,fsT' 1ifSS
SPECIAL N0dCRs plpble the above fatasg an 81
ding to the space occupied and ths
IAN adyettisementsfroul trandsnt persons rstrAnk
business Card not essdne yo lines, no peE year
or 81 for six months but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than square. 5ls eftf III
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
SEn n 1Rnseists bqsinessi and all
- a. hOI y, tnS Deneht OF other prHonH as
we'll As all legal advertisements and advertisements
afAuetion sales and real estate by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates. ',7'.,-.,i
~ Advertisements not accompanied with Writte.,
directions! will bB inserted until forbid and charged
Notifes Spr Political Mee.nEi to be charged in all
Marriage lNotieeaof Funerals, and announcements
q sermons ~ cents eaeh-i OF .lns lpouyl1-'6st
5-57TI7 ffyfTfT7= n " 70 m .=
Ofuuusual itemeFity has inst
given to the public an anonymousdtam
poem. It's heroine is SaIomne, the daugh-
ter of Herodias, and her name gives title
to the work. The plotis as simple as it
is ttqgical.. . sSalome is the daughleF of an
early and ipnpcent marriage, before guilt,
misery and revenge has transformed, der
mother ifitd'a beautiful fehd. by some
iFaSe chance the young girl grows nplpure
-apdotrnthful, and becomes,, in spite Of
sHerodias. the he7betFothed ofa Roman sol
dissSE and the disciple of::J9hn the Baptist
Being persuaded to dance before IIerod,
she fcaptiyatesa him by her beauty and
grars' and while hesitating Whether To
avail herself of his kingly pledge to secure
faYorfor herloveror freedom for herimpri-
soned master. she finds herself involved
in her mothers tolls and only permitted
to choose which of the two dearest to her
shall die. In an agony Of conflicting
feelings, she sacrifices one and renounces
the other, becoming a yestal as an expia-
-tiOnlOf her involuntary crime. The poem
has many crudities and defects, but it is
notYtthout q certain power of delinestiop,
particplarlyiin the character ofHerodias
1t contains passages of strength and
beauty, and fit be an early effort of the
writer is not without. promise We
i've below a sample of the lessons which
the depruyed Queen sought yainly to i'm
press upon tbs, ingenious. princess, whose
charms she would ifain wsildas a weapon
to revenge her own bitterness and wrong
tSFi6ti Irt stt,nn, 6i,, Z, ,tt5ys5 -l-
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One of the members Of our companI, .
former employee Of your Office, is now lay
ing in the Hospital at this place. His name
is Lewis Armbrister. His disease is said
70 be lung fever Il would indeed be far
better for him, we're he at home, where he
could be taken care OF in a right uanneF-
The Hospital here is not a ft place for .
sick man, il being frame dwelling that
was never half finished, II is as cold as .
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Alter the regiment was dismissed, the
Brigade Inspector came around aud in-
spected :he quarters Of each company
Company II. also received the praise for
keeping the cleanest quarters. Have we
not something TO be proud of Messrs. Ed
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of the Cincinnati EHquirer, and that re-
fleets rebeldOm to perfection and nothing
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The Pnnrr Ennn1ne!.9

The New York Evening F5sf lnloqpr
css that on aud after the first of December
its price will be four instead of three cents
a copy, and the subscription for the daily
edition ten dollars a year. d It says in
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aOG these Ne hdV@sbut two TO make, but
they Feiof4a'seFy gtievous character. The
frst is, we are neglected by lhe PaymasteF;
tha second 10, we are neglected by your
selv@s. You dolaot send balf enough Of your
papers to 4hisa place, aud as soldiers ID 9st
have something 70 read, We are c0mpeAed
to buy that filthy dirty sheet called the
f'refs, which ia'nothing less than refex
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
Robbery OF S5,2OO.

On Saturday night, about 8 o'clock. Mr. Jas.
II. Shreves. who keeps livery stable on -Sev.
snth street, between II and | streets, WAS
robbed OF 81, 200, under the following ciroum.
stances: He had been paid that sum in va.
rOus amounts during the day and carried II in
his pocket. He had ono 81 900 Treasury note,
several $500 notes and check for 5000, besides
smaller sums. little after O'Clock at night
he missed his money. He then recollocted ii
man by the name Of Wilson, an overseer on
farm In the country, had been keeping quite
close to him fof short time previous, and con
vers ng famiiarly Sith HIM; he managed TO ge,
along side Of Mr.. Shreves while sil,lng on boz
IN front of Cssel's store on Seventh street. In
formation was given 10 the police of the Fourth
ward at once, and on yesterd,y Wilson was
arrested on suspicion Of being the robber. He
He was taken before Justice Barnaclo, who
committed HIN to jail for court. The money
has not been tOurd as yet.
Moses Clark, ~ oolorsd man, wa, arrested
about . O'Clock yesterday m1rnrng, on sus
pioion Of being concerned In the robbery. Ht
was t. ken to tho Third ward station, and ex
amined by Justice Thompson, who, In III,
absence Of an important witrssE, committed
CLARK for further tearina at O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
Police lInNert,

Cornelius Burk was arrested on Saturday, by
Ofioer Hilton, OF the FIRST ward, for highway
robbery. Taken before Justice Drury and
committed to Jail for court.
VIM. Wilson was arrested on Saturday, by
Oficer 6iinchoomb, Of the First ward, for being
drunk and dis0rderly. Take be fore Justice
Drury and fined So.
James Chsduu!t was arrested on Saturday,
by Officer Vlsbmeyer, Of the Second ward, for
assault. Taken before Justice CLARK and or,
dered to give security for court
VIM. Stephens was arrested on Saturday, by
Ofioer DoHn, of the Fourth ward, for assault
Taken before Justice Walter and hned s..
Mary Blu rns and VissiIia Burns werO. arrest
cd on saturday. BY Oficer Grown, the Fourth
ward. for assault and battery. Taken before
Justice Clayton and ordered 10 eivs security
for court.
VIM. Davis was arrested on Saturday, by
0hioer Caryoe, of the Seventh ward, for usiDl
threats Of violence. TAKEN before Jutict
stratton and ordered to give security 10 kseI
the peace.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
R.i,sso-s oSssrxa>ses Yeessrssy.

ueH8hou1 VODSHVonoo0 HooUo8ys
Tho weather being mild and comfortable
throughout the day, our citizens were blessed
with most favorable opportunities for the usual
religious exercises, which were Of more than
usual interest yesterday.
Being the nrst Sabbath Of the month, the
Holy Communion, or The Lords Supper, was
administered In most Of the churches with the
usual solemnities Of the dinsrent dsnomina.
tions.
The Circus building Of Mr.. Nixon was open.
ed yesterday under the direction Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and there was
preaching at . and O'Clock p. m. very
good audience was present on both occasions.
Rev. DR.. Crane, chaplain Of the One hundred
and Seventh regiment New York volunteers,
preached at Q O'Clock, and Rev. W. Y. Brown,
chaplain Of Douglas hospital, preached at night.
These services will be kept up regularly, and
strangers and soldiers are particularly invited.
Rev. @. W. Anable, an able divine from Phil.
adelphia, preached for the new Baptist Church
At Temperance Hall, both morning and even.
ing. His morning sermon was particularly In.
teresting. His subject was "The Gross Of
Christ, )" and was presented In clear aod for
cible manner. His sketch Of the character and
attachments Of the great apostle Paul was pro.
sented with great power and good effect.
The Unitarian Society met ct Wlllards' Hall.
Preaching by the pastor, Raw. W: h. Charming.
The services at John Wesley Chapel were
conducted in the morning BY the pastor, J. P.
Hamer, and at night by Rev. J. J. Clinton.