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sehr. Sarah LEVTrace New Haven
hehr ~ W pr1n, Gutn Portland. with s'sre
henT. Niagara, fod indseIOr; Er phiAaslPhLA
krlr J. X Walton. Hubble. bridgeport
Srhr. J. Helen, CrOsen, Neu.Io. fon
ketr A. Eston fleeLy Providence.
bchr. Lad's Mech, Snth Greenwich.
hebr. Wharton. Bobsel, New iiaren
hchr Charles ilasiey. Blnnett, EArbsB
bchr. scranton, BeuncT Fal Liver
sehr. Sea Flower Chase, Boston.
kehr Native Hard Pal RIVER
Sehr Johu Camp,on D.bton.
ec5r !. B. Jamts Williams Scv-riveA
SchT Wra. Nichols, Crowel, NantneieL
schr. Far RAIDER, Conier. Greenwich.
hes Amanda Powers io6'rsou Bouicut, for Bsstca -,
sthr steL Morgan Davis days Georgetown oea 70 Auses ''
Compssy.
seir. NJ W. Grim. Grsn Portland for Phr.iephlA
hehr y J. Beckett, Rob hesbrygh ior SsuriEgten
Sckr. Luey lan, Hal. Nesburgh 70. Westerly. H. L
Fear. Anne. Smith, Rordnut f'r losyn.
scLr BEsese, Inch 9 ds =. Jacksonville With nmber.
shr r. Colin Cousins days Jacksoars VA Lumber "A''
Clark
schr WIN. Clark Clark Mldletown 0oaa-
hahr. Kate hesrns, Gloucester.
hehr. New Regulls, Sev Ton, bridgeport
Scbr. kTsrsrseD Pao1st NTeenppTt.
6elr. Lrbsson hhanAs NtW.fo1doa
sehr. Metallic, BoWn Fal River
schr salle bsrtoa iauer. Stamford.
bclr. bmiiy Aorrel hew.ns.eu for ElEaestkpsA
Bng Hoin, Iislaek. heN-llayen
Sflr. w. G. hand, Hand Richmond, Va, dsyL
tehr y l. ttereus Ssd.eg II zlhetrgr for Providence
schr Harry Lanisll JohHson Philadelphia With coal -
Daxare Breskssler Of pilot boat
WIHD-SaEses, B. T. and eloGdy.
SAILED.
Steamships Hsnnn for Bremen Herman Livingston, for ssvassah
Eonea, iof Cbestosi Kuiepe for Galveston and otheTA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos Nov 1Arresd ship Sacramento Page Lverpoo hrys
Aby uL) CO. s,res; Nroa HaTnaD Mobile; sch L V. Clover
Ihserso, ssgshuah. below, orig Charlsna from Cuba
PHILADELPHIA Nov. GArsed, Ann Eta Richards from
EeRlOrE
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CLEARED.
sm,hip sngson Baker Savannah LyinEos For Co
Steamship soe Castle Adams ans atlantic Mai, SIesh4hp 20.
steamship ysra Roberta Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond Va
steamship t iS Ss c;sla. Galveston spSsSsr Tl.',ea
Steamship Virginia shesr ood Sa,s savanna Wnham, teoH
B BAY Eanas r. bell Iiahiu, london, Q. H. Per,oO
h LA eaanSs S' Si %s P'sssa
seht co l's r slqS' b IA b l+id Son O. Snoi o.
sehr. Adelaide Bhl Taylor Gov BAY q ~ lsnis,on Co
g. q. BsatIey. Miller Tio%a,
s p Ss Ja' 5ca T S5sSa i c. bsa AMI om.
sehr. Ranbov, Clan SoIoh A. h 1ias: u,,
s ssI E% saTs MsishsSs Bs:r DAo
ss 3 s@@n'.1 k Mi s1e'i l. B. %sstT SSA
seSr MsrJ M,ugan Bssrds,. ST. Kits Miller Houshs'a
Err SSI l. 4 Fd@i. Ns,A, c1lIs.os Rrps. D,yi.
sest isnrv Debbih HnIsbsthpori T. 81 MayheW Co
SER MAJ " hitasy PstOl. Boston L. w Ropes = Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship AeuAns' Kelly E's'B'd"d With ud'' and pass to
ffg Steamer cu @S ssspae Cb,o H. i
psas b. j. Agosrs 4 William AehusOn aI.t aasi1ai
Ann: is SURPASSED ss; I he: .s Hf os S o, 1S S
sS S3s ' e. hs ino' Vs. IN port ca6e rds
hssss araco Oct 20 big kmTi bsau Aa'o Yo
sssasl 81 ., yI OK E Thompson o@ SssIoI
7G BAH Wiudos Barclay r B.uToIs 9s3s -. ma, IN
vl MS1ais wssG oct 20 Bsnnna experienced hay
st whos sails shipped heavy stove water eaaI' and
buxaTks M, u.,n.-. u..Ax ~ A.. in
lao ns.seuger X ~ blouon Edge hal eight deaths
sJ t hs has gales lost sails AID ioe baw,Ias'
~ ANNA WAnae AEre % das With udse 10 Thomas Dnnhm
Ma from all quaers split iremast besdsosi oe
op,a E1lnsa aud hngjb Oct 10 Lar =. lah say quary
alhissf .1,,,ssJ a, QUARANTINE a. ia a N ~ -, a
Hartenfue FleetWiag rl lounf MaasA y Gays ana oON
a.. - IN fruit 20 La~rttce. Ohes a Co -, -.
Ms Continental (Br Laird hndsor, n g. days With plaster
ne Jssia. from Sept and Moutvteo i7h
.shrck ID has had continual northeTly sales he
s SEPT TO- 81 ros! Iail ,Peks barb AmeesH Ledge
" 80 fBrl Parker from Magons IS DAYS With ogsood 70
nst Son Co Ter hl J. T. fevus for New ort dAt a :" =,
I oc, gs 4 passenger IS Of age aud natfs OF
apet.,sr aud a0b east gsisa tie ss's ya''
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MtNitaI.

DEYNOLDSsS SPECIFIC for GOVT ard
II REUMA1Is-Ths justly celebrated medicine Continues to he
I'D In ne b estimation poty Tnenm,uc sufferers
The most sgoning paD are relieved n ieS beg By nge dose
All f ts restore limbs eaFe The sufferer
perfect heath sN In KsWYork By AiessTs CARL STRONG, No
59 Water - JOSEPH HORSEYs SON No "a Maanne and s.
kRWBY M IN Naeu.ne Wholesale by tie Proprietor, MI.
THOS REYNOLDS EDMONTON. MiidieseI, England
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OyTcE OT THE UNITED sTATKs LTE Insurance Co. !
Ii THs CIT OF REw.Y0RR. No. 20 WALTZ I

IN " - ' NJ 4
'NEw.YOHK, koyembeIU 1901
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mt n
~ Meeting Board Of Directors Of this Company duly convened
today tho following resolutions Increasing toe GUARANTEES
Capital stock Of this COMPANY aud directing The time and mode 81 sub
ng for tie including the closing and opening OF
transfer looks. unanimously adopted:
sOtsd That Capital Stock Of this Company be In
dollars that subscriptions for the
shares Of shy dollars each a be received AZ the once Of s
Wall street. Ia the City Of hewYoFk
Eighth Of February neat between the hoar Of Ten oeeek
each succeeding day between the
thereafter unless the subscription
s be sd the par vaue Of such share bong hy
be pad cash, IN Of ten dollars
share AZ making snch subscriptions and the balance being
f dollar within business DAYS Om and AFTER the ff
sb ofFebny snd Toe propro Of tue existing guar bte
pa are declared " have the preference In sch subscriptions
ocd Ths Notice the Capital stock Of
t Couany one Hundred Thousand dollars he and the hereby
be published for period Of three months IN twO eAy news
uspen published in the City OF Aewl0Fk -
oi stock transfer books oths Company be- and We
ye treb directed 10 and Welnesday the th
E Of Feusry nt until WEDNESDAY fourth dsy = March
neIl, At n0On ~ "fosh NiNhV~h' DNNhOOi See'''"J'
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THIS Is TO GIVEN0TICE-That on the goth
day Of October 1901 WsrraD, In Bnlrurtcy suei
against the Estate Of FREDERICK COLEMAN Of EeEYo
County KeYork State u EewYo1k Who has hd
judged bankrupt bis petition that the payments Of debts
delivery property belonging such Bankrupt 50 him for
III u and transfer property him forbidden by
that meeting Of the Bankrupt prove their Debts
Of bis Rstate will he held CONT
~ Baukupicy holden 81 Broadway TIE City Of Now
York aah Williams Register the 18th day Of N0yembef
r. MURRAY U. g. MsrshGl,
aMessenqer Southern District OF kev.iork.
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Sort -UlurSrn's s1uti..

sTArK OF Nyw.YoRK.
PORT-WARpSss OFrtcH, No - William st.
NOTICE IA hereby given, In accordance with
~ Section % tie passed Ayl a. 49, entitled An Actto
he asns OEce Of ire Port Of kew Yo 10 al
having the subject Of snch inquiry
srve Ghs the following vessels under eIaa
Port that tie said e1aat0ns VIII
completed With dSJs succeeding Lis notice. board $40
Vtssrs
Eeausitp Jertcg 'ns
NlNIHORNE 1OAPkiHs, President
J ABG's HKRRINAS. secretary.
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TtqaI Notitts.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-No is here
~ By es that CHARLES OLIVER Of The City RAILWAY the
Of sarvg partner Of The late
frm trading Of stage OLIVER, whereof JOHN g.
STAGE late Of said county deceased We other partner both TINS
the Subscriber estate % said u for the
thereof and that the said creditors
h respective under HnsOD within the term Of
three uouths-Dated 90 A. ID. 1861 THOMAS H. PRICE
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E'HIS Is TO VINE NOI NJ I'FI UT IHo
tityfrt Of October A. d. 1901 Warrant In Ba9krpcy vas
issued against tLs Of JOHN r. A. JE1 Of the City Of Nes
YORK AZ tie Eewlok and k o. keSlOrk has been
sDdged bankrupt hi own Petition that W payment 81 any DE
ard delivery operiy belonging snch 10 hm for
bis Trsir " Property by hm forbidden BY Law
that Meeting Creditors Of said Bshtrpt their
81 his be hed
Bnkpt 10 be holden 10 81 Broadway In the City Of
before Isaiah Williams Register he nineteenth Day Of
November, A D., 1867, nt o'clock p D.-Aov g. 1901
T. MURRAY, T. :. Marshal az Messenger
Rnnihern District Of Me-, Ynrf
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FINHlS is III Olh u NJ III itt vi ttIC
tisi.tl dv OF October A u 1861, WsTat Bankruptcy
vas isruel Gsa5d the Rs;sts Of ROBERT l. CUNNING OF 10
~ N SewYors Ii Of NeSYOrf ard State Of New
Yol Who sddgd BDtyu9t On his owu pon that ne
psvpnt ard delivery oi property belonging 10 eh
bankrupt h. sad The trarr d any IfpHJ ~ him.
are forbidden law tAat meeting q lie CREDITOR 81 The $50 bank
debts md choose t,2nees 81 lis
estate will be Court ~ Bukupcy TO be holden al No %
IiBs in tie City 81 EesYork, before JOIN Fich Register
The u November A. l9l stswese O'clock IA
Nov a lse7 r. MURRAY q. S Marshal.
Messersef Southern District q New York
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Clubbing GarOs, ct.

AT WIN. EYERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
"A ton.st-WEDDIAG CAlDs Az FNA stA44V"bNt VAl'aS
L1kse Is.Ai
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matbfn.rr.

NIEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
L. ,se EOPk 1hCHiHERf. aAcfINfsr TOOLS. &C. TODD <
-fA2sI WssAsass DsIss, assIola nslkl P1teroa n j.
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Professional Tutitts.

I)R. ALLEN. No. 119 Greenwieh-ave.-
- esi ladies' LADY physician dssIed isdiAts
80 VIII ssfety. gasrsosed
Ok. LANNON'S Paris, London, and New
fora Special Treslnsu Of Local Constitutional Nervous Diseases
ksfs' faaa and Piles OGce No. 10 Broadway hewfoTE
- q consiahon hom 10 % ,. tereept buedsysD
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gup * Sun sets... Moon Sets. $40
HiGH
SANDY Hooi.. tl1l Cows Island st2 Hell Gste,, t'sJ
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRr or EEw.ToRK....."So, l.
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HNHIS IS TO GIVE NOIlCE-ThGt on the
tIrty-1rst Of Ooober. D. IGG Warrant iE bankruptcy
vas issued against TIE Estate Of ABAM l. WBLC r. efe t Of
N~ yof n SeEYorf and state - kSfork Mo has
Teen a3juded Bankrupt lie Petition that ih payment sy
PROPERTY belonging Osuch la1t 70 t or
r s ne Tnrfr % PT0pr b. ha, ,htea hy p
tbst Ke q the Creditors ofihe aid BnArT' 20 prove hr debts
,n4 10 Choos Assg-ees Of Va b VIII h. he'd a
Corr n Bankruptcy be holden Sunae - BIosaws ths
ofNer.yo-l before T. Williams Register The nnetoeush
dsT Of Esyswbsr D. lG7. two o'cE Irhor D. 1871
L MUKRAf, u. +. Marshal a. hes-enger
Eoutaern Drrct " EoNYork
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TN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 sTSTRs f,r he eoi~ffIEgY DIsTRIrT Of NEH.yOgK-lS
BAsxRrITc1.-ll The na'scr q AUSTIN HAIL. bi-Lmrt-
S0hera Dstres NeNYes A. Toe Civ ~ hrslof ue "a
day OF Oeo,sr A. D. i35IO WHOA IT MAY CONCERN: Ihe
undersigned hesby gives notice Of hs stToim,li - A.nce
Of AUSTIN HAIL Nes-York City. N thc Cont 4 NeN.
Ysk and state ofNo~York Nhn s STRICT wo hes bees aua -
raukrp utgh Ia ptatou stI1 Dfift C.s II I'D
District join NLDuNHA. ~ i2irr
hi lav3-P Nc. iJ7 ErotdshT Eew.iors CITY.
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IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
A sTAIBS for the SOlTHLkN DltINCI " INV lyLh-s
BAyKzUPrcr-n tho matter 81 " LLiAi u kNOLPFb baltruft
CORNEHN as uucey aei here gives ~ 20 Of
o. william r. Anoel Of me tt ~ Nes
York Ees and state Of Aeuorr wne saa
Drct sAo hij1lged banrupt hs sot y We
Distinct aid DteLDsi4 at New Oh tie ~ d. u No
Roy8 LAVISH JAMES DAVIS Asguse No. y Pnesi HeElo-k
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ARRIVAL OF THE CHEYENNEs-RACE FOR LIFE
GRAND DIsPLAY-GRAND COUNCIL TREATY
OF PEACE SIGNED WITH THE CHEYENNES
AND ARRAPAuOEs-PEACE ON THE PLAINS.
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9rintiug.

ITO PRINTERS.-Patent Composition for Ink
ng Rollers Always remains moist; does harden. shnk
f,sh Tor sale BY FRANCIS LOUTREL No. IS Asdsnane Rev
MN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton st.
o. STEAM JOB PklkTEGS aAa LABEL hAHUYACTuE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-28
The Artesian WVlI.

The artesian well, just sunk by the Ottawa
Mining Company, near Mr.. Brushs place north
Of the city, is a complete success. At depth of
a little over 400 feet vein Of water was struck
which rises up with such force that with very
imperfect tubing Il rises fifteen feet above the
surface. The water is perfectly pure-sweet and
soft as filtered rain water.
Encouraged by this success the company have
moved their machinery to the aou house square,
in Ottawal land are about to commence sinking a
well there. They are confident of success at
depth of about 400 feet, that they stpulate
for pay only in case of success. The cost will be
something over $1,000 The supervisors have
agreed, in case of success, to pay S4O0 For the
rest the company rely on the Gift Enterprise '
and the liberality of the citizens of Ottawa.
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County Labor Convention.

The undersigned, citizens of Ia Sale County,
in pursuance of a recommendation OF the Labor
Convention lately held in the city OF Ottawa, re-
spectfully call upon all voters of said
County, irrespective of former political organi-
cations, who are willing TO unite with the Labor
Party in carrying out the principles adopted by
said Convention, toy meet at the Court House
in the city OF Ottawa, on
1hprsday, tie 3rd day Of October 1867,
at 1 O'Clock, ?. NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the offices of County Treasurer
and Surveyor and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the Con-
yentiOn
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FIRE About 8 o'clock on Saturday evening
streets and was soon found to have its origin in
the fact that Mr. II. p Brunker's Gun Shop, at
the east end of Jefferson street, was on fire. It
could have been but a minute after the fire
was first discovered before the whole building
was enveloped in flames. OF course there was
no hope of saving the building or any part of its
valuable contents. But % feet north of the sbop
stood Mr.. Brunkers dwelling, comfortable two
story house, and as there was not breath of
air stirring at the time, surely there was no oc-
casion for that to burn. There were thousand
spectators 1t was evident the side of Mr..
Brunker's dwelling towards the fire was getting
dangerously hot A few persons with 1suckets
threw water on the exposed side and roof, and
fought off the fire for perhaps twenty minutes,
when an explosion in the burning unshop
gave them panic, and they desisted But, all
this time, what was the fire department about ?
To draw water from Fox river was impractical
BILE, as the lift was too great. The nearest water
then was the hydraulic basin, a thousand feet
away. One engine took its position near the ba-
sin, the other midway between that and the
fire. The hose seemed to be all out of kilter-
y coupling would be effected-a few strokes Of
the engine made-and away would go the stream
to waste through breach. Thus it was full
half hour before a stream of water from the
engine reached the dwelling now all ablaze on
ha acrlc ctl 40 @bo a.
and thus the dwelling was saved only in q bad
ly damaged condition. In behalf Of the firemen.
We are told it is said that the city has supplied
them with at least three different kinds of hose
and that beyond few hundred feet, rapid coup
ling is next to impossible. The fault of the
painful delay on Saturday evening was not ow-
ing to them, but to the bad Judgment or pars-
mony Of the city. We give this excuse for what
it is worth. One thing is certain, if there had
been no engine or hose in the city, Mr.. Brunk-
er's dwelling would probably have sustained no
damage
IL this connection we are glad to see revived
the plan of having few water tanks in conve-
nient portions Of the city. They could be con.
structed at small expense and would afford sure
protection against such failures sa that on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Brunker, we understand, estimates his to-
tai loss at about $4,000, of which about half i.
covered by insurance. 1t is the second calamity
OF the kind, that has befalen him within few
years, and bears heavily on one, than whom
among all our business men, there is none NOR,
hardworking or deserving.
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Council Procee ding.
REGULAR MEETING.

Thursday Sept 10Th 1867.
Present. Mayor Clancy, and Aldermen Rowland,
Vette. Stebbins. Pierce, Brunker, Fennell, Carroll
COlwell, Burke, Moore, and Calkins. .
Alderman Rowland was motion. elected to act
as Clerk, pro TEN. '.H'--
Petition of VIM Hughes and others, asking Coun-
Gil to instruct Supervisors Of Streets to lay
ing on south side of Jefferson street, across La
Sale street, was received and prayer Of petition
granted
Petition of Thos j. Wade and others. owners of
property on Main street, praying Council to rescnd
the action taken in reference to the construction of
sewer, along and under Main street. from the
lateral Canal to Fox River. was presented.
Melton of Stcbbins. to receive petition and re-
consider the order for construction of Main street
sewer and other actions of City Council in refer.
ence to same was lost. .s. .....sg d.
Ayes-Howland, Vette, Stebbins and Calkins,-4
Noes-Pierce, Brunker, Fennell, Carroll, Colwell,
Burke and Moore,--7.
Reports of Supervisor of Streets and City Mar
shall. were on motion of Feunell accepted.
On motion Of Colwell, Supervisor of Streets was
directed to notify owners OF property, to repair
sidewalks in front of lots six and eleven, in block
eighty one, states addition to Ottawa.
On motion Of Fennell, Supervisor of Streets was
directed to notify path-master OF c., *. a p. X.
r. Co., to clear out culvert between La Sale street
and the Feeder. i,. b. .... ...
On motion of Carroll, Supervisor of streets was
ordered to notify the agent of c., r. z. Il p. r. r.
Co.. to repair their sidewalks, near depot in fourth
ward
On motion of Colwel ordered. that owners of
lots in block fftv.two States Addition to Ottawa,
be notified to nil the same.
The following order was presented, and action on
same, on motion of Moore deferred until next
meeting of City Council. t
Ordered That one hundred dollars of the City
taxes, Of the Illinois River Bridge Co., divided
pro rata as the different City funds be rcmitted
in consideration Of free passages granted to per-
sons ON foot and teams engaged ia city business,
tor the year 1867.
On motion of Bunker crossing was ordered
on east side Of La Sale street, across Jefferson
street.
On motion of Colwell Supervisor Of Streets was
ordered 10 remove the stones hauled for crossing
on the south side Of Jefferson street. across Syca-
more street, and TO construct with same crossing
on south side OF Madison street Clay street
On motion OF Bunker, Chief Engineer was in
struuted 80 visit Chcpgo'a and ascertain price and
terms at which suitable bell for Engine House
could be purchased and that his expenses be paid
from general City fund
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TRAINS LEAyE o1rAwA STATION:
,LosTNG AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
Churches.

CHRsT CHURCH, Rev. EDw. CoAS. Rector. Regular scry
ccs Sundays at l0 oc.0ck a. NJ and Sunday school
al O'Clock a. N.
IREHY Assistant Regular services on N1ndaycarly mass
Al o'clock A. NJ high mass al il o'clock vespcIs al
Week dsy servcc,-daily mass az O'Clock Az
81. JOsEP's CuCECH German Rom. Cath services
a. above except that the Church Is open only alternate
sundays.
FIasf METHODIST +. CTRcI-Coner Of eolumbas and JEFF
fersE st. Rev j. y Gray PASTOR sunday services l0H
4 ~ and r. 81 sunday school at l2 NJ Week day prayer
meetings Monday and Wednesday evenings.
SECOND NJ. T. CHURCH-sJuth Ottawa, Rev. J. W.
PHELPS PASTOR sunday services az 0H \. NJ. and p. VI
Pray meeting Wednesday evenings.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH; Itey. L. y. Lewis, Pastor. Rcgu-
lar services on sundays 1T l04 and p. Sunday
School at Young Peoples Bible Class meets in lee
ture room at the hour. Weekly prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening. Young peoples prayer meeting
Friday evening. Pastors study in the basement OF the
church.
GERMAN Z. LUTHERAN CHURCH-Ou Jefferson ST.. in
9TH ward-Rey H. Frncctnchi, pastor. Services every
Sunday at 10. O'Clock \ NJ Sunday school at T. VI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-28

MASSACHUSETTS INuNDA11oN Though Bos-
ton is the 'hub of the universe" and Massachu-
setts politics rule the nation, we cannot say that
we really admire Boston airs or Massachusetts
politics. 1t must be admitted, however, that in
the manufacture of bots and shoes, Massachu-
setts beats the worll Lynn is in the shoe
trade what Sheffield il in cutlery. Both places
excel all others in the excellence of their man
ufacturcs
In the Boot and Shoe trade, Massachusetts is
specially represented II this city by CHILD &
Bro Their house hire is really but branch
of one of those iralnmCth establishments in Mass
achusetts So they get their goods at first hands
from the manufacturers, which accounts for their
being able always to sell little cheaper than
any bod, else Call and see their new stock. 1t
is wonderful for beauty, variety and excellence.
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XVasllinUtOn Hnll.

This iavorite hall, which has been enlarged by
thoroughly overhauled and improved, it gives US
pleasure to announce, is again ready for use.
The main audience hall, which has been very
much improved in appearance as well as conven-
ience of arrangement is to rent, as usual, at rea-
sonable rates, for concerts balls, exhibitions,
fairs &c.
The whole establishment which is the property
of the German Turner Society, and has been tit
ted up for their especial use Except the main
hall) will be inaugurated on the 14th Of October,
by grand festival, in reference to which partic-
ulars will be given heref ter.