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n the American Knitting Machine Co.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

IHH ICE HING REFRIGERATOR. which crea.
Nd such sensation, and took the first premi am
at the Cincinnati Exposition. st. Louis Fair,
Illinois State Fair and all the Fairs throughout
this State generally last season; is now for sale
and can be seen in actual operation at 8 H
Hunsbsrgcrs Agricultural Warehouse, No. 90
Madison street
his refrigerator possesses many advantages
over all others ever manufactured, among which
may be mention ID the fact that it saves ifty per
cent. of the ice required in any other refrigera-
tor OF the same size. 1t is preserver, not con-
sumner. like the numerous ice-melters called re-
friger.tors. 1t produces dry, cold temperature
In the preserving chambers. The temperature
can be reduced to fourteen degrees beoso freeziag
point. One article of food will not partake Of
the smell or taste of another. The provision
chambers are always dry. sweet and clean, as
they have no drippings from ice. Fish, game
and meats of all kinds can be kept frozen any
length of time, and in a perfectly dry and pre-.
served condition. The refrigerator is divided
into two separate and distinct compartments,
and also has Water Cooler attached, which fur.
nishes an unlimited supply of ice cold water
acithoM putting ice IN the aeater. 1t consumes
about ten cents worth of ice every twenty. foar
hours. This economical piece of furniture costs
no more than any other refrigerator, and is man
afactured of all sizes, and suitable for Hotels.
Restaurants, Grocers and for family purposes.
Call At S. II. Hunsberger's and see the work.
iags of this indispensable article in actual
operation. April 1-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

WIRE WALKISG-The wire walkiss Non.
Price, came to Ottawa last Tuesday, and walked
. small tight wire, according to programme, from
the Court House to Bowman's gallery. A cou.
pie Of thousand men, women sud children, most.
ly the latter, looked =: the performance A sub
scription, cirsulsted in the crowd. yielded the
magnificent sum of Sl3O2.
When he had performed . very difficult feat,
street gsmin, ragged specimen at that, aged
5 or 6 years, removing . cigar stab from his
mouth, and swelling up with enthusiasm, e1.
claimed, "K-lsmons, amt he . son Of . gun to
walk !"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

S'TATE oE' lLlii NOIS. LA SALE Co.--ss,
~ sOHiN court or Ia safe tJuny, NreDb.T Tern. d. 1871
ALVIN Bsrton and uman Burton partner. In business un.
DER rm name and style Of 4. Burton " Coz s Warren Al.
drich --ftiniop for Mchdnt'S lion.
AFFIDAVIT OF the nenesl cncc of Warren Arch the de.
PENDANT above named having been ed In the of the
clerk OF sad County Court OF IL Sale county notice here.
y given TO tbs said Warren Adrich, that the
filed Their petition for mechanics lien said court on The
common law side thereof the ID day of July Ap 1870 and
aSunons duly issued aud returned and order court
oDncd 70 make this publication, aud that alias summons
has been issued out of said court against said resident
lendant returnaoe on the rs Monday In september d. IS,
as Is by law required "
Now unless you the said Warren Aldrich shall
ne ana appear before said County Court Sale county on
the day Of the next term thereof to be holden In Hwa
In said county the first Monday In September n ISL
ana PLEAD answer or demg e the said plaintiffs petition the
will be taken confessed and decree entered against Won
according e the prayer Of said petition: .. -
FuIm . Dicklr, BcvlA RronoLsox. Pine Atv S'''"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

FISHING MATCH.-F0urteen gentlemen, di.
vidsd into opposing factions Of seven on side,
went up to Dayton, Tuesday last, on fishing
excursion. The regulations were unique. Each
bass caught was to count 100 in the game pike,
80; bull-head, 10; pickersl, rs; herring, II;
dried "a, against the fisherman; CLANS 80, ditto,
. cold caught, or to be caught, entitled the
Catcher" to dose of soothing syrup; q bite
was to count l, a suspicion of nibble 1-16th OF
1. This was on the metitOrious ground that a
fisher who could induce the same fish to nibble
IL times at the same bait was entitled to some
credit.
After the days sport was ended. the grand
total OF Prescotts side was fearful. No. of fish
caught, CABS. Bat if this was fearful, Kel.
logg's total talies were fearful-er, amounting to
1850.
These enormous figures cease to astonish one,
when reduced to the actual number of big and
little fish caught by the fourteen fishers, viz:
Three scrawnsy pike, blind, deaf and dumb
bass, four "minniss," little bullheads, with
"yaller" Innings below, and hatfull of ancient
clans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

II. MURPHY 10 81 hald with Ne lsrgsst a,d
best stock Of furniture ever before offered In
Ottawa. His stock 10 full and complete. A.y
ono who will take . look through his rooms will
be convinced Of the fact. His stock consists Of
great variety 81 p.rl.r sad shsmber sets, AID
oil kinds Of upholstered work, also dining ,ssn,
sSacs and kitchen farnisars-sll Of The bsst
quality ssd lsseat ssyles-sll 81 prices - suit
the times M. MarpAy 10 saisAsd tbs, tAsss
has been cheap fsrsiturs sseusA s,ld i. ,Ais
market. sad is glad ~ hnd customers sonisz 70
the same conclusion. lie is determined :, kssy
Nothing but the very best 9sAiisy-suoA sIst he
can warrant to bis sassonsrs. He i mixing .
specially Of undertaking. All kinds Of eve ~
collins and baskets, black walnut, ne ssi, vsoA
stained 70 initiate rosewood also the lstsss styles
of:mstallic cssss and essksss he 10 keeping On
hand all kinds Of ready made shrouds. which il
. matter of sreA, convenience when they are
wanted. They are nash nicer than anything Of
the kind that can be made here for the same
money. Any business Of this kind entrusted to
him will receive prompt attention, and sasisfse-
ton guaranteed in all cases. Hs returns thanks
to his many friends who have 40 literally patron.
lied him in the past, and hopes by honest deal.
ing Aad close attention to business to merit q
| continuance OF the same in the future.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

ELOPEMENr.-Sone small talk for select tea
tables on the wss. side, ward 9th. is occasioued
by the sudden departure from that locality Of
Mr.. Gibbs, a cigar maker, and that rosebud OF
refreshing Innocence and purity, Miss Belle
Hart, the former leaving wife and four little
one. in poverty and distress, and the latter, the
gushing maiden aforesaid, turning owe. to the
tender nereiss Of the cold world her irregular
child.
1t i. very wicked in spots, the 9th ward is
Don't it?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

a new millinery establishment has been open.
ed, at No. Is, Main street, by Mrs. L. Harper,
who has come to Ottawa expressly to carry on the
millinery business in all its branches She has
furnished her rooms in good taste, and is receiv.
ing an extensive assortment Of goods OF all kinds
Straw goods bleached and pressed in the lates.
style and on short notice. Gentlemens Panama
hats done over and made as good as new. Felt
hats cleaned and pressed. Prices warranted ia
give satisfaction. Give her call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

RARE CHANCE FOR A spECULATIoN.--The
Park House is for sale cheap. The furniture IL
also for sale at a bargain, or both will be ex.
changed for farm or other good property. The
house is doing good business, and IL located
very favorably. This house is undergoing
thorough course Of repairs.
II not sold in 30 days, the house will be for
rent, and the furniture to be sold. I,U.. a.-.
For further particulars apply st the Park
House, or addresslPark House, Box 90, Ottswa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

OBITUARr.-Seely Castle. well known to Mr..
Manleys old customers, and all old residents Of
this city, died at Chicago on Sunday morning
last, Of ,ongestive chills He had been living
there for some months past. His remains were
brought to Ottawa for interment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

NEW HATS.-One day lately all the gentle.
mea Of any responsibility At Streator appeared
wearing bran new stylish silk hats An investi.
cation proved that Arthur, Prescott's man Of
business, had been there fitting the gents with
stylish new hats. He was down exhibiting the
same trick 70 the people 81 Utica, Thursday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

New QUAKTERs--T celebrated blooded
horses, "Cru,skeen" and Battle" will hereafter
be found IN the stables in the rear of the Eagle
Mills. Further particulars as to pedigree can be
learned by application to their keeper, at the
stables above referred to-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

CLEAN THE TRACK.-The great lightning ex
press Train, the rrsprsssible, unsquelchsble, air
like, through by daylight George Francis Train,
will lecture At Turner Hall, in this city, on Sat-
urday evening, May eth. For particulars see
small bills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

A FINE CALF-Last week Mr. j. r. Shaver
sold to Mr. Young, of Iowa, u fine short horned
Durham calf, one year old, which for size and
perfection has few equals. At months old II
weighed 75j los. He got An even 100 for it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13
Hessrs. Root q: Cady, Chicago.

Hesss. Root q Cady, ChnAgo.
DEAR SIRs There is no Piano on earth that
would BE- willing to take in exchange for the
Steck. Pure in tone, evenly balanced. honestly
made, and wearing like piece Of wrought steel,
it we'll deserves 10 be called "The National
Piano" CKAs. D. LAKEY.
Editor and Publisher Tie american Builder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

Please remember the ice cre,,u season has
opened at II. Walther's Ice Cream Hall and
Garden
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.MeS3S. Root d. Cnlu:

MeSSyS R00t Dc Cddy:
GENTLEMEN The Steck Piano purchased
of you is really admirable. The quality Of tone
is of the richest making the Piano to sing rath.
or than to play. My first impressions are more
than realized. REV. A. EDWARDS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

The splendid stallion John Richards" is for
sale, or will be rented on shares Enquire at
tho Park House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

For sale or trade for city property, in the
town of Reading, twenty miles south Of Ottawa,
a we'll improved farm Of ESQ acres. Apply to T.
d. Sweetser, Agricultural Store, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13
Lexicon

VIII make the season of 1871 at J. Rhodes Lily
cry Stable. Terms $25. No insurance, except BY
agreement. Address Agent Lexicon, Ottawa, III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

AGENTS WANTED,-GeneralA Agents are want.
cd by the BROOKLYN LIFE Insurance Company,
OF New York, for the following fields or portions
thereof
State of Wisconsin.
State OF Minnesota,
State of Indiana
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13
State OF Indiana,

City of Chicago and Northern Illinois.
Gentlemen of position, integrity and ability,
desiring to negotiate for either of the above dis.
triets, are invited to address the officers of the
Company, No. 14l Broadway, New York City
Applicants should state the details of thir ex
perence in Life Insurance, if any. and give such
particulars as will save unnecessary delay in
correspondence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13
Public Schools,

Following is An abstract Of the Superinteud
snes report for the school month ending April
2Sth, 1871,
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THE STEEPLE.-The work Of tearing down
the upper portion Of the Cont House, and pitch.
Ing it ont Of the window, by Mr.. Barber, still
continues.
A petition is in circulation, and was unani.
nously signed yesterday, requesting the com
mittes no. to remove the steeple, as by staging
it up it will be as good as the remainder of the
old building.
o, Barber, spare tina. steeple
Touch not single hair,
Cry the deeply grieving people.
Stop that Barbarous proceeding;
Put up thy destructive weap.ping,
And 20 away from there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

UTICA.-Mr. Peckham informs us that new
depot is being built at Utica. It will be OF
brick, on stone foundation, 32x5G feet, of the
gothic style of architecture. The Office will be
in the centre, the passenger room on the east
and the freight department on the west
He says the story that lime kiln il on fire
there is true. 1t was fired year ago, and was
the work of an 'incenidary."
The boys down there, now that they have no
billiard hall, have put up the tables in the open
air. They find the fact of the tables not being
level, with an occasional strong breeze, and a
cloud Of dust in their eyes, little inconvenience,
but manage to play billiards nevertheless.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

Wishing to extend still widely the circulation and in.
nnencc Of THE ADVANCE, and believing there are MANY
WHO womb become permanent subscribers after reading
pages Few months and becoming acquainted with its true
merits ~ family religious newspaper we rciata mis- nrs
minary acquaintance necessary form an opinion by Offer.
Ing II to all ns'r subscribers '' ~ '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-13

OTTAWA formerly the Lumber Market the whole spy
rounding country Now. through the effects Of combine.
tions and greed this trade has dwinded - less than
half its former proportions. We ask the farmers OF
La Sale county II these assertions are not
true! Wecall on you to stand BY u.s. and we
pledge ourselves that you will again bay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25
UNITED STATES COURT AT TRENTON

The prisoners convicted during the present term
of the United states District Court at Trenton were
sentenced yesterday by Judge Nixon. John Miller
goes 10 the state Prison for live years for passing
two counterfeit en-dollar bills OF the Farmers ana
Mechanics Bank, PonghkecpsIe. on a clothier In
Newark. The other prisoners sentenced for passing
counterfeit money were George Kaiser ten
years in state Prison, and Charles Lindover. two
years the Essex County jail. Treadwelps case Is
laid over till the next term, the jury having dis
agreed after the trial a few days ago Deputy Mar
shall John G. Raiicy couveyei INN back TO the Hud-
son County du " ~ believed that the efforts being
made 10 procure the pardon OF Patrick McDonough.
OF Jersey City, now undergoing sentence for extort-
Ing money under pretence that he was govern
ment officer, Will be succcssful. tM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25
WEST INDIES.

Political Troubles in Hayti-EnIistment Of
Hnyticns-City OF ~. Pierre, Martinique,
Placed IN State Of kiege-An Image Of
the Virgin Per orming Miracles In Trini.
dad-Agnirs in vcnczuela.
KINGSTON, JAM. May "a, 1871
The new Ministry has been dissolved, in conse.
quence OF dlssensons in the Cabinet. The appoint
mcnt OF Sambaur as Minister Of Finance and or
Mador rs Minister OF Justice were disapproved by
Congress- A financial crisis is Imminent and loan
to the government Is improbable. proclamation
has been issued compelling the enlistment or all
Haytiens between the ages OF eighteen and sixty.
sr. KITS.
Dates from 81. Kits TO the l6h announce that the
telegraph cable expedition VIII sail Tor Antigua the
coming week.
MAgTIyIoUE
Martinique dispatches of the 10Th announce that
the Governor has gone 10 avre and that the city OF
st. Pierre mad been declared to be In state of siege
TRINIDAD.
Advices from Trinidad to the 9th have been re.
ceived. great Catholic revival was IN progress,
The I'm ge of the Virgin Mt Sarana according to
statements, had given evidences OF SUPERNATURAL
power aud was performing Miracles Hundreds OF
people were making pllgrimages 10 the image.
VENEZUELA.
There is news from Venezuela to the 10th. Com.
plicatlons had taken place with the British autno-
rifles relative to the boundaries OF British Guiana
ana tue right TO the gold mines ON the frontier.
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THE AMERICAN EMBASSY
TELEGRAM TO THE new Yoax HERALD.

Tho German Authorities and the Commune
The Former Demand the Surrender OF the
Nationals Who Attacked the House Of the
Amerlcnn Minister.
LONDON, MAY "a, 1871.
Berlin journals Of the 21st Inst. state that General
Fabrice lately demanded OF the Paris Commune the
surrender of the National Guards implicated In the
attack upon the hotel OF Mr.. Washburne, the Anne
rican Minister. NJ Grousset replied that the Com
mune had ordered that the Embassy be held sacred,
and that when they heard that the establishment
had been attacked they ordered court martial or
the Offenders. The cuprlts fed in dismay. and
could not be found. The Commune could therefore
only express Its sorrow ana Indignation at the
occurrence Of deed which they were unable to
prevent.
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ourns, aid not act In concert with the other dplo-
TUESDAYS OPERATIONS.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW wax Hrp,,p

StOrming of the Opera House, sirasbourg
Railway Depot and Other Points-Tho Cap
ture Of Observation-Disclosures iization OF the
Insurgents.
VERSAILLES, May 23-Night.
The ofice or Ministry OF War has been taken by
General vinoy, whose headquarters are at the To-
vades. Cinchamps carried the new Opera House
at five O'Clock this morning and Lanmirault
L'ADAIRAuLr's OPERATIONS.
carried the Boulevard d'Inkermann and the goods
stations Of the Strasbourg ana Northern rail ways.
The Insurgents batteries In the TUT leries gardens
bordering the Place de la Concorde maintain
severe nre.
LIMITS OF TIE RESURRECTION.
The resurrection is almost confined to a quadri-
lateral between the Tuileries, the Seine, the Pre-.
lecture or Police and the Hotel de Ville Billoroy
was shot by the versaillists, having resisted the
officers.
READY TO MOVE.
The administration here has been ordered to be
ready to remove to Paris at an hours notice.
REDUCTION OF MoNrMARTRE. T
The Courbevoe battery was largely instrumental
In reducing Montmartre. The National Guards OF the
district finding the shells bursting on the houses
refused to nahr
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Erightful Fire from Windows
and HOusetOps.
Every Inch Of Ground Contested
with Desperation.
STEADY ADVANCE OF tn: VERSAILLISTS
General Dombrowski Wounded
and Made Prisoner.
The Communist Minister Of War
Captured and Shot.

desperate FiGhting-A Cou,biued Assaulted
Terrible Day for Paris-The Troops Moved
Down-A Steady Advance.
ST. DENIS, May "a, 1871.
After brief lull the fighting IN Paris recon-
menccd yesterday, continuing all night
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
The troops or Generals Doual and vinoy sur
rounded the TuIlerles, Louvre and Place vend0me
Desperate lighting followed the Federals disputing
every inch OF ground.
A COMBINED ASSAULT.
Al daylight these positions still remained In the
hands OF the Federals. combined assault Of all
the troops IS now going on.
A. TERRIBLE DAY FOR PARIS
This has been the most terrible day FOR Paris. The
city Is burning in many places, and the destruction
of great part OF the central AID eastern districts
seems inevitable. The COMMUNISTS stu hold oil tho
district between Place vendome, the Tulleries and
Beleviile.
THE TROOPS MOVED DOWN.
TIE troops are moved down by the fire from win.
dows, barrcades and mitraleuses, but steadily
gain ground. The slaughter is awful.
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Central Park meteorological Report.

the atmospheric changes Tor the twenty -four hours
ending aJ two p. NJ. yesterday as shown by the SELF
recording instruments, are:-
The barometer has been rising; Its maximum was
80. go inches ut nine A. NJ; It's minimum 2l.g "
inches AT two r. NJ; IL rose rs OF inch between
eight l.. M. and seven a. M.
the Thermometer.--its maximum was 70.5 de-
grces at ten minulcs past four p. NJ: It's minimum
was 50 degrees at ten minutes past SIX A. NJ; IL fel
1873 degrees between five r. NJ and one A. M.
The Wet Thcrmomeer.-lts maximum was sos
degrees at twenty minutes W ave r. M: us mini
mum 4o.2 degrees at twenty-five minutes past five A..
N. IL rose ten degrees between o quarter past
seven A. M. and two Il. NJ.
Tho wmd.-its Prevailing direction was from
west northwest, occurring between Two P. NJ and
quarter To i've A. NJ. IL 0scillated from two r. M.
to half.past eight p. M. The greatest velocity OF
the wnl was IRON three =. NJ. to four p. NJ, when
II travelled sixteen miles per hour. The least was
from eeven A. Nj. to midday, being three miles.
The total distance travelled In twenty-iour hours
was 1ol miles The greatest force OF the wind was
a gust MS twenty minutes past two r. NJ, when II
reached eight pounds per square foot. No rain.