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Corn, pronounce an application of 100
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pounds of any other Fertilizer sold. Uni.
lorm'ty OF quality guaranteed by Manufac.
turers.
Price $50 Per Ton.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
LECrrREs AND METlNGs.

Prof J. C.. Zachos will deliver the first OF a
coure OF free lectures On English Literature Tonight at
the lecture room OF the Geographical Society, and the
INST or u series 81 lectures ElOcutun and Dramatic
Reading on Thursday evening % tuc same place.
At Il meeting of Olympic Lodge No. 207 l..
O. O f. held at It's rooms Sunday, ior The pupo,o OF
ulyng The last tribute Of respect Brother Louis C..
suuurls who ded li,m all, u Thumiu treatment at
WARDS Island complimentary resolutions were unaul-
uiUusy adopted.
Fhcre will be an exhibition OF Faber's
Speaking Maonine in the chapel of tie College Of the
CITY of EeW-York ON Friday evening. An explanation
of the principles involved in tl construction OF tho ma
chine viii bt made Dy A. g. Cu4hrto LtUcssor or Eugt-
nearing and Mixed mathematics iL tue College.
The following were elected yesterday mem
hers Of the Council Of tie University Of New York: The
Hon. Wr. B. Maoay, John IT, ior Johnston, the Rev.
Thomas Dewitt. j. D.; the Rey. Isaac Ferris u. d.;
C,porgc GrsWOld TuOiuis &. Chardurolue, samuel j.
Tlldii ID ,ne M 5. J. Rosa, NJ De- ana tue Rev. H. h.
Ilus.u,J.. d. ID.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

cesoe then on the eth of riarch speech. The other
point to which we yesterday directed his attention
he prefers not to notice, and on the whole we com
mend bis pudonco.-hdl
DYGRING Or CALLAHAN.
To the razor 0f The Tribune
SIR: 1 observe q card published in your
issue OF TIE cd signed "A Voter" attacking Mr.. James
A. Dee ing candidate OF Apollo Hall for Assemblyman
in De XTXth District knew Mr.. Deerng as student
" law in the office OF the Hon. John Il. Deve'n he
was graduate Of Manhattan College, and has been
nracficug lawyer of good repute. The Custom-house
candidate against him. Thomas A. Callahan Is entiiS iai
mat Cor the place. by lack Of education and 10y Ore
character lie is q noisy, unprincplcd politician, VILE
ont a single qualification for the Office IL you nVou an
the district you wOuld throw your vote mo INC
rath,F I 'Ien f"' ~ III WV w. ~ NJ.
Nese- YORK., Nov. T. 1872.
MR.. uAvEMEYER's CONNECTION WITH CONNOLLY
TO ne Editor OF The Tribune.
Sin: I want to vote right Tomorrow Tor
Mavor and appcal 70 YOU for advice The Committee OF
Syenty indOrSe Mr. Havemeycr for Mayor and ask the
people 20 give him their votes. Mr.. Havemeyer has
becn a promiRcnt man in the reform movement, but
remember that he was the hOudsman Of Mr.. Connolly,
that he obtained and carried the resignation OF Mr..
Connolly jn his pocket until he should be allowed to
name s successor and that he. at his own earnest so
leitatioD. permitted 20 name MI COnnOiNs success
sor from whom the friend of the Great RofOrinef
the people had right 10 expect ana dd expect stae
mont OF the Infamous transactions OF "Shlpely Dck
But no sucn statement has ever been made. Now with
before is 10 not fair 20 ask Whethe ne s
NOT eeliny his election in order that may Obterate
tiaso oud rolf
himself from liability on the bond. bcheNe MT. Law
renee he honest man. the ahlest man IN the hed
10 vofe for him b. I. b.
Ne3r- York, Nov. Z, 1871
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

Fifteen thousand voters have registered in
Jersey City.
The polls in New-Jersey open at 2 a. ~ and
close at 7 ,. IN. to-day.
Notice the middle initial. Voters in the
With Congress District should see that the name on
their ballot Tor Congressman is Charles T. Shaw
The President of the Jersey City Board of
Police Commissioners has orderedthe whole department
10 be on duty and the prohibiting the sale OF ntoX
eating liquors 10 be ugdly enforced to-day.
The New-York City and County Tax
payers Protective Association recommend the following
ticket: Mayor, Abraham r. Lawrence; Aldermen. Geo
T. Bradford. Patrick Lysaght, William I. Ashman, Peter
Gileey, s. A. Lewis, :. b. II. Vance j. Van Sclack
Henry Clausen, r John c. Walsh, John Riley David NJ
KOehlor Robert McC2fCrtY
Liberal Republican meetings i'm N5w-Jerscy
were addressed last night follows: At Perth Amboy
10y Coz Hamilton at Vnelaud by J.. NJ. Coates, at New
Providence by Thomas Dunn English, at Dover by Prof
NJ. SaubOrn, at Green Village by Col .Idrris ana
son, Union Hin by Prof MeuZc, at GcIInana Garden,
HObOken, by Prof Ebert, at SOmcryilc by G. o. van
derbilt
The Peoples Tax payers Committee OF
Greenyle n D.. procured the services of two expert
stenographcrs, yesterday, TO make complete copy Of
all the books, minutes and papers Of the Street Com
msaoners. Tie reporters woTo however, refused al
mttancc to the Commissioners rooms on the ground
that ,hcy strangers and objection raised 10
their making shorthand copy, because the COmmis-
sOneIs would unable 10 compare the copy with the
original. The Committee informed by the Commits
sOners that any copy Is made IL must DC ~ ohSad
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
GRIMES AND CAsuALnEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The large Touring mill of Charles Hesse at
Wenlerg Perry County, No. burned last wednesday night
The loss is 4 i0oOO
William f. Allen, who was employed on the
Continental eyt-uon Lewiston, Me- fell ~ feet through
cut ycesiay, anu ded in hour two amer the llL
Wm. Schmidt q German, employed at the
Union sugar Pefnery Boston Of boiling
sugar yesterday but promptly rescued sud will probably survive
THE mill building of the Lochie Rolling Mill
Company Harrisburg Yesterday. 1ne o $4,000
The insurance. the building s0) stt On tie machinery SJo0
WIN r. Mcdonald was sIifocated by coal-gas,
night his lodgings Brit0u Boston Andrew
Chshom occupant Of narrowly escaped with bis life
The Halifax steamer Hope, owned by Adam
MK burned to the waters eigo wh lying az her per az eI
the uceuda
The only 5000
Michael c. yanagh liking in Middlet0wn,
attempting track Goshen reach the Orange
County expires evening" freight train backing
down ani switching and was instantly killed
Mr.. r. A. Leslie, manager Of the Bank Of
British North America and bis accountant NJ McDonad' we're
upsug of boat, Saturday, Va T.
Both bodies recovered within 20 minutes bot lie
tiuct
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
DFCIsIONS-NoY.A.

Supreme -CIam6er8-By Judge Faucher.--
whims ct a. wenant et nH uon granted VOORHEES, at
Olmsesd-M Moon graz tel for H. Smith HOigesM0t0n
granted ag- sogan--MoHoa granted Moses al
6rug0iM0ti0n g11teL lucsdeV Heath-houOn gruted
Heath Motion 0Taaed and reference ortere 70
With opinion thereon Croun sgt
Ilirds-oon granted Pet agt. Keller e a-aotoh granted
Acuso al AIT granted. Benton ct A. agt VIII
sms-slotDn gnted Iagha agt McBan s-Moon granted.
IIemuway at Won granted 80 Tracy $40 TO Dick
iuson. Stultz agt Hastead-Molion granted.
S,peyior Court-Speciqi Tern-By Judge Sedgwick.
-Mazlochi agL Mazoch.-J8dgment II divorce granted.
Common Pleas-SDecidI Term-By Judge Loew.
Board Of Excise sat- Rosenberg (See for e0unseLl
the matter of Max fndanierWnt de
charged (Seo dec0n) IN The Of Thomas xgeOier for
pa money granted 1huber ag HuntOcr de1e (See
mem)
demurrer oYeuui'd.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
NOTES From TEE PEOPLE.
PIERRErOST AND DANIEL wLg,rrr.

PIERREPONT AND DANIEL WEBSTER.
10 me Edffor o. me TFtbUne.
SIR: In TIE JRIBUNE OF this morning / am
asked:
'WN Judge PlcffrpOnt say whether he did did not
ayplo. sfhe utteruccs o. uat speech nc the time
1eilyery , aud praise Nj. Webster iOI making itf"
lns1eeg.-I never approved Mr. Nebsters speech OF
Hafch T. TO- and praised Mr. Webster FOR making
A. Iawa,. Ndisapproyed IL; and though Democrat 40
,i.e dine [ Sgreod with tho views expressed by Mr.
t,feey about ~ and uterance Of mine exists 0reyer
1 exist aprToy ng that speech or Iuasing hr Webster
co. makiDg it X, Spectiuiiy your',
EDWARDs PIEBRErONr.
No. 10 goitsi Fete JOrk, Nov = 1872.
Ms pie1apont itssQms. il able to plead he inno-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
FLASHING TON
DEPARTURE or TIE UTEs-rHE DISCRIMINATING
DIfTY.
lGBEERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

DUTY.
lGBNERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WAsHISGTON. Monday. nov. 4, 1877.
A delegation of the Ute Indians, who have been here
for the last fortnight consisting Of Anero aud Table
roma, the principal chiefs, and Wanderoder subordi
nate chief, in charge Of Special Indian Agent G. W.
Dodge called upon tho President this morning 10 say
gOOdby, and express their entire satisfaction with the
gements which have been made for tho malnten
OF friendly relations with whites In the tuture IN
OF which the present reservation OF 10000 gces Is
to be thrown open TO all tue Utes of Utah ana COOfduO
13 600 in number, and stocked as to give them
start I'm civilized lie.
The Treasury Department has received communica-
ton from the Board Of Trade asking whether the
10 per cent discriminating duty established by tho Pres
dents proclamation s 10 be held applicable 10
goods aoat AT the time OF the proclamation. The De
parment holds that the discriminating duty appes 10
AL goods arriving in French vessels from otlef tnan
French ports on and after oct. 80 and that Whatever
may be the hardships OF the 70 has no discretion 10
hold otherwise under the terms OF the proclamation
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
GERMAN MEETINGS.

The German Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club OF the With Assembly District, Rudolph kraus-
Rodt presiding held ITS final ratification meeting at
No. lC5 Bowery, last night, indOrsing Greeley ana
Brown, the Liberal Republican and Democratic State
ticket Creamer for Congress- Messer for the Assembly
A. c. Baader for Assistant Alderman and Bedford Tor
CITY Judge. The following German nominations for the
Aldermanic ticket were ndorsed: Wm Radde, George
Burchard and Henry Clausen. resolution was passed
To continue the organization in advocacy Of Liberal Re
er the election.
Tie German Grant aud Wilson Clubs at their several
meetings last night, substituted the Aldeimanlo
ticket inc William Radde i'm place OF Oswald
DfteulOrfer.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

wdld be neither within tho terms within the intent
gnd meaning Of tho treaty creating this tribunal On
demurrer in No 205 James Is. Haley, adminstra
tor; No. 2I2 John G. Ferris No. 263 Joseph B nay
cock No. 26I Henry Moody, administrator No XsS' -
Euccnia O'Igryan, adGiuistratriX No. 30i Emma -.
potter and No. as, Janet Mason, adminstratrH' INC
following decision rendered:
mes. dorrers are oyeurled saony of the Commissioner
opinion whore the IS % an administrator % e
injury % property neac who exclusively brsn SUD
ect the benefeares British Subjects well American c
prosecuted for t1er benefit The
are Of opnion nationality Of the administrator does
not The question:
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
WORK on THE AMERICAS AND BRITISH CLAIMS
COAlIFssIOS.

WAsuINGToN, Nov. 4.-Ihe American and
Grtish CLAIMS Commission has given permission 10 take
test mony IN various ca. Tho Commission allowed
demurrer OF United States counsel in Case No 29
Heindon Baer, administrator and also allowed the de-
Inurrer Of Her MaIe4 counsel in Case No. II, william
Wheeler Inbbe. The cian OF the meInOralist in the
latter cll5 sci up supposed Implied contract tho
part of llor Mnesys Goyelnlnant to compensate him
the alleged inventor o. certain Improve IN nit
Ihe CLAIM ant did moi app tO have had any property
i1;hs aiicged uyeui.n England, and even II there
were such contract oSpIcss or implied, such contract
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
POLICE NOTES.

GeorQa Smous, ace T. Of y b. rG rudlow-st, re-
ceyei e.c.e wound on he bead Is: est h bc5oE. rlh
fsl uIon him a loaded Slh hallo.iale.
Edward IL. Coffin, age 81 pia.oI of No. 81 Chris
taIlt e5ls sauday aud 10- So, 1esera ecci-
De- % s3. ue thigh by an uuAnoE nau , showing Inn q
pistol
James Harvey, age 20, OF No. li3 Nulbcrry-st.,
ai, te si4e isf, Ig Ei he hands OF thas
Oorlan 80 Mot-t, dasu - ~ 10 tho liquor
N0. 80 MJits. German arrested
As Patrolman Willow of the Siyicenth Precinct
walking t'uh Tol,elthst from Sin 20 Isnaye, before
tIrle fetay mon-, st r by a cOlcca ei n Gark
sl.f Tie pistol ..os' aI4 passed
de elbow i1frng hcuibl, hlhg wound Tls
kLofu as.an: essaptd tlc parsut VI hs wCInl oAceG
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James Logan. charged with passing counterfeit
ell bill committed yesterday b. COmHissione Shields IN dca9'
Of T. 900 bali
The Court OF General Sessions was adjourned by
Judys Bedford yesterday morning. until Ihuday ne1t The names u
the Grand Jury eineL
Nathaniel g. Hayes, charged with stealing $1,000
postage stamps the PosOMee Bridgeport toun vas
arrested, yesterday, in his city, by Msrahal ParVis
Justice Fowler, at Jefferson Market, yesterday,
John Chsiie for charge 81 aopaung
bonds ysue 5000 belonging Frederick W Ludlow zeal
estate broker, doing business at No. 80 LiJeryst
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
MUSIC.
nRooKLrN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The first public rehearsal FOR Tie nrst concert
OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic sOcety's fifteenth
will take place tomorrow afternoon, under the direction
OF Mr. BerRmann The programme consists of Bceth-
ovens Fifth symphony, the overture TO Gucks "Iph
genia IN Auls, and LsEts symphonic poem, Mazeppa
At the concert, Nov. 30, Miss Kellogg and Miss Mehg
will apuear.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

the cIty finds no of auditors at bis Opera House. in
tbe owery and the visitor finds no k OF comic euteG,
tainment-Barnum's Circus will/open next Monday.
,Thc fret night 81 tho new Hiblos Garden
is not lar of Work Is rvddly proceeding on Mr..
Fcchters Lyeeuma porue' in the classic style, having
been added TO the 'front.' oectng to the edge OF
the sidewalk This will I've one Of the finest buildngz
anrnted 10 the staga
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

TERMS.
ORDINARY ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 4 LINE EACH IN
sERTIOS.
CUTS AND FANCY DISPLAYED ADyERrlsEsBNTs DOUBLE
RATES.
ITEAI-E THE NEWS COLUMN, PREFXED BY TlIB WORT
fANYOUNcEMBNTl-s3 A LINE EACH INSERTION
AGATE NOTICES, IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING MARRIAGES
AND DRArHs-sJ LINE EACH INSERTION.
NO Advertisement INSERTED FOR LRss THAN THR
COST OF TWO LINES.
TERMS CASH ~ ADVANCE
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE. EEwYoaL
TRIBUNE OFFICE, OCT. II. 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
A LAWSUIT BErwEaY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 4. - Tho Union and
Kansas Pacific Railroad Companies ire before the Dis
trct Count to-day. Thc Kansas Fadl1 lrngs suit FOR
81 OOcoGO damages against tho Union Pacdc for failure
70 comply with the provisions OF Of Congress pro-
yidns tha, d-crim nation shall be made by road
against the osrr, and also 10 Ohle tue Union Pacific
e. comply vita sad provisions. attorneys for both
COMPANIES art here conducting the case, the Union Pa
Chc pleading that this Court has no jurisdiction with
Out their NUiuutirJ appearance.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
FAIL OF \ CHURCH FLOOR-FIvE PERSONS
BEVERLEY IgJUEED,

CHICAGO, Nov. AT Evanston, yesterday,
while the rite OF baptism benf administered IN the
presence Of large cOngrc CATION, part VI the floor sud
dcnly gave way and rrccipate 0nc-haf OF tho Assem-
bly distance of li iect to ino ground. Fortunately
only four or five persons were badly hurt, lady
cclviug internal Injuries, yOungman having
his foot crushed. SeYorai others We re slightly Injured
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
LONG Island.
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY.-The trial Of John Cannon, n
PennsIlyania Central Railroad conductor VINO was
arrested Tor violation Of city ordnance IN keeping his
train standing than 10 minutes on tie Wa shingon
a. crossing, Las been set down FOR Thuroda James
Stuart was arrested yesterday FOR the same pense..
Al,,nt "A score of horses nave d,t from ia, epidemic
during the past daJs...-Ihc lew I1gn school was
formally opened yesterday. EcFtuF0le scholars were
admit ed Tnc Hudson County Court of Common Pleas
Judge Randolph presiding, uas granted $50 naturalZa
ton papers during the tern.
NEwARK-Tho horse disease r. dee easing IN this city
The uodv q. James VI. Freeman as round hOGung
i'm inc PIsstic, near kcauey, Su duy. There Wcrc
wound. on hI. body and mead. An inquest has been
ordered .. Eighty dsatI3 occurred last wCek....Ihe
barn OF \. G. Crane at Wo0d-ic was DESTROYED 10y Ire
ON Sunday night. Loss So 900. Bishop OaenhciHcr
Will formally open the cIUucel or Grace Church
tu-un4ION.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
LOCAL POLITICS.
Mr. LAWRENCE AND THE MAYoRALTY

Mr.. LAWRENCE AND THE MAYORALTl'
70 the Edttor Of The Trt6WRt.
SIR: am informed that circular has been pre-
pared by one Of the rival candidates for Mayor an
nOunong that have withdrawn from the contest
desire TO SAY that there is truth in the state
ment and that shall be candidate until the closing
Of the polls and confdonty expect to be elected
Ne,c- York. Nov, = IS7s. ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

CISCINNATI, Nov. "A special dispatch says
that FRIDAY night band OF armed went 10 the
hous Of samuel Hawkins, negro. living IN Hickman
Precinct. Faycttc C0mtY, Ey.. aud took him. bs wife
aud daughter away me direction of Licking River.
Their whore ADops or late bae Dot beeu astoralned
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fy0h Arenue Hoiel-Maior-Gen, Donaldson, L. =.
A. s9i q s. BUSHNELL New-lavm B oOor Hoat-Gearge ";
nsss af Wssbpgton Nthotrs Hgi,t-CoL Joha Williams oi
Sr1rSe IN Dr W. MeCaniess y philadelphia J. walker o.
s Iate and Cart BROOKS Of steamship CT o Bfusseh '
HouS-Tbo Rev H. g. OHara Of Harieton Penn Hnga
The Res. d. Porter Of Con sbngile n j. fns"nS ~ ~
Rev Henri Burroughs ke0 fOrk Ho-C0i w ~ ip
lor Of Teas and Dr.. J. Secehi Of Cuba
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

TIE RErURNs.-Kuox, among the hatters, is
dci csuldle. Ills supporters the ope, the
lot, whom buy their hats at bis store No. 22 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

For n frst-class Dress or Business Hat, 90
direct % the Aaaa4cuIcr. EsrgNscnEID IIa Nassla.sL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

To have elegant light Biscuits, Rolls. Buck
wheat Cake Fm Dumpugs &c. you should DooIErs YEAr
PogDEB. Ask your grocer Tor il
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
HOME NEWS.

TnRpsoMBrgR. YESTERDAY, At oIoKTSsoNs' n PA"N'
EOH. ... . 81,
o,nAo Yooa-5io p.m.-5J' hdught-"'
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
OEe Broswly date Of Broones ST. branch
9ji Boll~a dresses saw 1cIues e Fathers gloves &c. beaa
tiuly cleaned; coats pants, vests cleaned lkc new
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
lAnBOlnoemenIs.I
BURNErT's FLAvORING EXTRACrs.-The best.

HALE Horse AND HALE MAN.
Rhmnaii- ewcing snl kind OF flesh, bone
LfsTNEET
tle w0Aleu discovery 0i ancient aai modem tines
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05
N yT1NI'S WORK. rs ' = asr.AER

since II lei Ny lork. (tsansrNred by hrr. 'rn - g.
't- "'cl inEr locnu'lIrc@ ~ Zach trin,) trg.
v '!EHh O.! cal! who lr"i jhat II is not Uu, len
n It'-r' hN II IS 1i-" ler'tilnat- Undvid .
WtJni/ri, .p> y 'n.Hr add Elaborate Iontr,I.uu a..
itNi " rs -, known .t fUrl hu.a'Id reasyn> l,!.
ib'piurl! A!hrrt ra'HCl in The mist" o tina world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05

That King OF errors, the F6iuru N1ua,iira mphi1
POISON" long ia victorious march throughout the r,s
portions OF our country has at last succunbcd and found It's
master; and after many hard fought battle ia the iGd
and everpached bodies OF men, women and children. now
trails Its dark bannc IN the dust before the usa of a. Ma
hors htW ant i't'ir the h,Os tinb's. "fc and l+ei9
cTt known ori'i s b ft,r, touy,dUs th, BRos t,r,r
and Rll other dl.e9ses oi kindred mature.
Every family should haze It, because 1t lisa nHgmo'R,;
every family should S. IT, because is for children
Tor adults ana every family should juy bccausc cheap
compared with All Other chill mixtures ain hg bottles, that
contain perhaps more water than me icnc and which II
dangerous are rs worthless for good MS Tor evil
THE CELEBRArkp ARGYLE BtrrgEs now In their twentieth
year, are able to "G dODe" their merits AS refreshing
beverage and stmnlant tonic delicate and delightfully."- pleas
ant to the taste.
For Rac by NIL druggists In Ottawa oc,.,2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05
SAl.r:.-Mncrcn. lie Fir, rnI

\JoRLGAEE SAhI.,-whercas tie Frs, Uni.
u yersH,t church Of Ottawa did, on the twenyIhrd day
"ns SnrIn an4 sSGiety OF HaTn s es:in mosase o.
three certain prom..oy notes bearing even date With said
mortgage asAecg,cl by ne ad fls: 9!yerse church
9 paya rPysse r; on the rs n days anaa
hundred dollars and the other Two for two thousand dollars
each which sad m0rsags was dny recorded In n" Record
The twenty fourth day OF June ~ 1870 In Volume II; OF
HSG Tsfs provided n 6 tina, in case o,
aram n the paynen, o. the said notes aoSys mentioned or
,oTnay alter advertised such sale thirty days IN anew
notices places in the said premises arr
right equity o, redemption OF the Said party OF the hrs
III; ana ITS assigns nernn * public vsnine to the highest
And whereas default been made in the payment OF the
which was due BY is terms ON the mr., day OF JnnusyA
dollars with Interest at the rate OF sN per per annum
rom the shI first a,G ls;nni the
a res SmMT'H md sS,y OF as
Now srssrs hS said i Within 'fG homa. assignee Of said
m2rtsasc Will by virtue othe powers In said mort
q ten oslock in Tic forenoon sn day s Comfy SSsr,
House IN ntaws In said county sell At bubble vcndne to the
IGcd e Wit Lot Two block rnra" ' ~. il the
sale Of Illinois. together ali and singular The ,ehe
n,n' aa nn III pya ana M hS,s
sH r. sa F .,S
n.ss,s y, h 10 su prescs , SHALL under me power
therefor 10 the purchaser purchasers hut shall provide i'm
said deed deeds that said premises shalt I've subject 10 thu
pay nent OF the said third or last III two Thousand dol
lars. due the said arst day of January A. u. 1873
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Assignee OF said Mortgage.
HRCslt BUTLER Attorneys. iuns!
The above sale postponed until Monday Aug 18TH at 10
o'clock A. NJ, NJ the above mentioned place -
wM, THOMAS,
Assignee Of said Mortgage.
The above sale postponed until Tuesday, Oct l. L M
WM. THOMAS,
Assignee of Mo tysge,
The above sale postponed to Monday, November 1871
NJ ~ o'clock. n. M. VI the above mentioned place
Wv. THOMAS,
Assignee ~ sail Mortgage,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05
LDirO.

Suddenly cou-cs'ivc chl. IN south Ottawa sunday
morning, september I'd, CALVIN W ELLIS, aged nearly -
years
Mr. Eel. born IN Whi,ctoro Nyw Eo, aud cai-rated
TIL, county H. SS9. that The time o. HI death lac was
one OF oldest settlers widow .Gd nine children sur.
Nve tie deceased. In all the relations OF lie Mr. Ecl was
highly c,'cemcd and his sudden demise widely amcntCd