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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
THE SHOOTING OF GIRL AT DoBBs FERRY.

Charles McLaln of .Dobb's Ferry was ar
rested on Monday the charge Of Henry Clough that
he had shot at and wounded Isabella Wertzel girl
about 10 years Of age. On being taken before Justice
Long at White Plains, McLain waived an examination
until Friday and was committed TO the County JAN
Yesterday Miss wertzel stated that Clough had twice
threatened to shoot her. and other witnesses declared
that they saw Clough with a pistol In the immediate
Vicinity where the shooting occurred while Mclan had
no pistol in his possession. Clouglt WAS arrested ana
taLen before Justice storms when he waived examna
ton ard was committed TO Jail TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury. 1t Is probable that Nolan WIN pe ds-
charged from prison on Friday the day liked Tor his
ANIMATION he declares that Clough fired the shot which
Indicted the wound upon Miss Wertzei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
PARTY TACTICS IN THE ASSEMBLY.


REPUBLICAN MEMBERS IN SYRACUSE LEAVE DEMO
CRATIC MAJORITY-A sIoRal STRUGGLE OVER
MOTION FOR AN ADJOURNMENT
irRoa REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY, March 22-The dangers of bargains
were amusingy demonstrated in the Assembly to-day.
Nearly GO Republican members expected 10 attend the
Syracuse Convention and according TO their story an
arrangement was concluded with the Democratic mem
bers by which during their absence the Democracy
should not entertain obnoxious resolutions when ma
jory could carry conductany legislation that might
he detrimental TO the general record Of Republican
House II was agreed that the regular order OF business
such as the introduction of bills presentation of
petitions and reports OF committees should take place
as usual but before motions and resolutions came up the
House was adjourn. The order was regularly passed
through ana Mr. strahan moved to adjourn. But there
was very Encouraging response Of resoundins Noes
and for the Republican House felt themselves
az the mercy Of Democratic minority.
The number resolutions which might have been pre-
scented assailing the Administration, coGdemnns Repup
lican management generally, and rejecting upon
tho absence of members OF the majority at Syracuse was
appalling. For three minutes the House stood IN anvil
silence. The Speaker pro temr Mr. Sloan, heId
his gavel suspended in doubt apd agitation linen
Mr. Faulkner, Democrat, moved an adjournment, and
Mr. weaut, who interpreted the arrangement differently
from Mr. Faulkner, called the Yeas and Nays At least
Is men stood up, only being sufficient to order the
call but Mr. Sloan had nerved himself to the occasion
and declared there was sufficient number r'cd
roce vote succeeded, with preponderance votEg No
Nevertheless the speaSer pro declared the House adj
,oprned until tomorrow morning, several calls for
count being unheard or unheeded.
The majority of the Democrats claim that they In
tended ia thfuly carry the agreement, and that
couple of hours could have been usefuiy employed IN
the passage of small local bills but the Republicans are
indignant and declare that the intention was to IN ko
party capital by the passage OF obnoxious resolutions
A desperate manouver threatened by Mr. strahan
I'm case the adjournment had not taken place He was
going TO demand a call OF the House. which would nave
made necessary the sending of the scrgeantatArm7
with dozen assistants to Syracuse TO arrest every mem
her there and Furthermore would had the cheerful
result Of holding the Assembly in continuous close SEES
sion until the members were brought back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt. John c. Morgan of Company b, 1st Ohio
Heavy Artillery Is mustered out and honoraby discharged
The Of the United States TO date July 20 1862
the muster out OF his company Second Lieutenant
Schwarka OF the Sd Cavalry will In person the
General OF tho Recruiting Service at New
detachment OF recruits under orders
for the 4th Infantry the Department OF the Platte Capt
Furey ordered to the Department Of Dakota instead OF
the Platte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
OVARIAN UMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR. Railways REMEDIES.
1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IL TIE oNAhIN
AND BOWELS FOR TEN lEAhs. ~ re-,

/ HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TrNOR IN IhE oNhhAN'
AND BOWELS FOR TEN lEAlS ~ re-,
Dr. R,DwAY: That others may DO benefited make 'A''
statement: -, no,vss FOR
Ihaye had Tumor in the oyaries and ssgs
ten years. tried the best physicians O this place ,t
without benefit 10 growing az suth IaIul tnd
could not have lived much longer irerd 81 i S a. Item
Railways Remedies. had no. ul'R iA''H ~ 49,
huay, after much elaboration, trird heh s q, tbs
purchased six bottles ~ the RcsOlvcnL Two Vott any
Pills and two bottles OF the Relief used tho'9 Wa tTeys
apparent benefit determined % pcIscyttc, boyes
bottles Of the Resolven two OF The Relief a rn
OF rils Before they gone had lost twenty y vas
continued the medicine until WAS SUE 49, ard
rely cured. took the medicine about nNr ,ree
during that lost forty nyo pounds ~ an 80 boxes
bottles OF the esoycnt, six bottles Rellel Al" ga
OF the pills N -, n,a.trde 10
feel perfectly well and my heart Is fa OF I Tour
God this helm In deep affection To YOU III So
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted ana I 70
n. VIC. " 100 '' '' - e T.. 4. BlBbNs.
Mrs Bbbns who makes the above certificate Is ~ Tie
whom requested you 90 send medicine N me enn
medicines stated bought OF me, VIA no ,SnI
OF what sent 10 her by you. may say hat ' sscH
is correct without qualification. (slgnei) L. = 80 wch
Druggist and Chemist, Ann NoV23 above
This mpy certify that Mrs. Bbbns. who masvs IN "a rs
certificate IN and ha, been for years wen Aipsby
aud the facts stated undoubtedly a ssys her
correct ANY who knows Mrs BibOins VIII 70 ~ poSn
statement isigned) BENZ ID. CoGAER NAE Az P1Sp
d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Prof o. &. Marsh OF Yale College, ",
Judge j. NJ Jackson and n Camden OF West 'gIns d
Jndee Robert X Hale Elzabethtown, N ntV
HotsI-ExGov John Hoffman Of Albany Hem fcx m".s
Commander John q. Walker u. ). Navy RUN due"w 70
Hofei-Gen C. McCIurg Of Chicago Judge A. ah'HoH VI
&, Vcsoirs Hoiel-he Rev Dr. W. c. Caeil President OF
fsvette College and b. H. Barrows U. 5. Consul ut Dublin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

EASrCHFsTTR.-1h Democrats held their caucus
Tuesday evening 10 choose delegates TO the Con
,cnton 10 nominate candidates Tor town officers The dele
gates cho.en tom the school District were John T. Tn
dcrhlu James Dusonbury, and Darius Lyons Member Of
Town Committee Lyon. Delegates from II III school
district corye Fisher Joseph Maryac Charles smith, Ihos
Kelly. Thomas Dunn; Member Of Town Committee, Mat
thew Koran
YoNhFHs-Tlr Republicans have nominated VIM Augustus
MAYOR. and T. r. Baird for city Judge" IL u IN
the Republicans will MAKE no EoUinati"n Tor
supervise OPP os!ton Jacob Reed Democrat Who IS
the present iurumi cut
WE-T,nRsIER-Tle bridges spanning the Bronx RIVER IN
and the annexed district are Ia sucu Nftchrd con
doa that beng made 10 secure cooperation De
city authorities for necessary repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

4 meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF The Bank OF Tie
state York has been called for April TO take into
consideration the Of the bank and - determine whether
AR nat "A III ne desirable to continue its business In the
mean time the bank ~ IyinE its creditors ana Ss
withdrawn It's the circulation In order 10
market them.
Several of the Commissioners of Emigration held
an Informal conference yesterday Castle Garden to consider
the decision Of the supreme Court OF The United states
affecting them In view Of the fact however that they had
ot te full text OF the decision they dt not feel
justified In taiug They have tcrgraphcd for
dee sion and when arrives they will decide hat
10 DO Of the English steamship companies has given
that hereafter II VIII llnd lis
Storage a.,epgcrs nj its Jersey city. The Com
mi the steamship company 10 do nothing
pccpiiatt their intention prosecute AL Who NO
late the restrictions imposed by the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

no active part in politics. although he was an earnest
and influential Republican. He had amassed ior'uhc
If hefU ecu 900 aud So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS.

FAILURES AND ASSIGNMENTS
Daniel B. Halstead was appointed yesterday
ssslsnee Of the bankrupt firm Of Fairfield Irask Inc
sto,. OF Scott Van Raden met at the office OF Regis
q, DAYTON and chose Henry l.. Wilson assignee An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam3le Noon. IS So M. 80, Midnight 81
ilyb-.t during the Gav. 80. Lowest 70.
IAysrage. 32o same asy. 1875, 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
STATEN ISLAND.

SrAPIEToS.-About 30 laborers were lounging
Canalst yesterday strike. The masons
m no; oiu the STRIKE The says he thinks that
II striker, vii De st 30 work Ia day or tao at the
rate dem tndcd 80 day but that he viii select only the
able bodied auonf thrf-thc rest - BE- discharged
NRstfirLp.-The Excise Commissioners mot On Monday.
Arb To rryoklug tie Licenses o those
uor rl'r- vi" recently indicted by the Grand Jury
81 th- EXVSr law II r. understood tat the
~ Nofthhcd viii also the fees for licenses
high - the law Will permit
NFw B.fsurIN -Thc Trustees have abolished the Auditing
Committee, providing THAI hereafter all bills snail De
anit. fan Bl,id the first Friday 81 each month
Tho proposed amendments OF the village charter are now
l,ft tlD L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

MILK OF MAGNEsIA in itself has no distinct.
odor when leaves natural healthy odo on m
breath that is sweeter than viOles "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23

DR.. +. Geisler Of Hoboken has been asked to ex-
plain why did report the Of small pox which
ated such In the ncgborood OF Second and Third sts
Mrs. Hart the landlady of the Travellers Rest on
Grand stabbng ARRAY lately occurred
yesterday suspicion Of receiving stolen property
The special committee appointed by freehOlders 10
investigate the charge OF extravaganza In conducting the
County Pcnitentay has begun Its labors IL will report
March 80
David Bumsted, contractor. struck by a
and thrown from wall IS feet high on Bramhal ave.
and only escaped certain death by cluchng stretched
fiOn the wall derrick In his downward course
Alderman SOule has presented al ordinance to tue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25
Hatrimony and Pockets

A young man from one of the suburban
districts was In TO one OF our tailor shops
getting measured for vest, the other after.
noon.
Married or uHmarriedp queried the mer.
chant, after taking down the number.
unmarried" said the young man with a
blush.
"Inside pocket on the left-hand side" OBJ.
served the tailor, as If TO himself, making q
memorandum TO that effect
After q moments parse, the young man
from the suburbs was prompted 10 ask:
What difference does my being married
or unmarried make with the inside pocket OF
the vests"
"Ah, my dear sir" observed the tailor, with
bland smile, "all the difference possible as
you must see. Being unmarried, you want
the pocket on the left side, so 10 bring the
young lady's picture next!to your heart"
But don't the married man also want his
wife's picture next to his hearth queried the
ANXIOUS youth
POSSIBLY there is an Instance Of that kind"
said the tailor, srching his eyebrows, but
never heard Of It.'-C0aic .R0nihlg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25
MoRTGAGEE,ss AI...-where.. vii.

|MORTGAG r. E1'S E.-whereas vii.
sna May A re aDS state w VI
nos. by their certain mortgage duly executed acknow
E Sns and 1 ana S he ss"y
La Sale county in The state Of Illinois in volume ls4 Of
sSany L. Sale ss
county OF La sale and state OF Illinois, viz Lot In
the Subdivision of lot seven, AZ" in the south
ythIee north range three east Of the third principal mer
the city Of Ottawa county Of La sale and state of
William c. Pa,chen and Mary A. Pschen, and payable to
rea poilss due June asta 1874 drawing interest at the
of cent per annum said interest being payable
And whereas provided IN and ny said mortgage that
or the Interest aforesaid or any part portion
either time times the SAID interest shall
heirs and assigns s for hs 81 Rayng The principal
cor s s ss a. a az ss Of s9
Sale in the state OF Illinois, for the ghe and best price
ing been previously given OF OF BY
On otS OF s se a s an
liver to the or purchasers at such sale good and
and oat OF proc pay whole amount
OF tine principal Interest due. principal and interest
day OF sale, with all attorney fees costs advertising
paid and costs Of safe and pay the overpu 1f any
A si Whereas further stipulated and agreed by
between parties SAID That the said
the first part such sae being made shall become the
at will OF he party purchasing and receiving the
deed made In pursuance Of saq SAFE who shall be entitled
enter take possession without notice notice being
expressly waived also all rights under and heaehis by viz
all and any OF The homestead exemption laws OF
state OF Illinois:
And whereas dea 1t has made In the payment Of
said note esad. and the whole claimed
10 be due thereon is OF Two Hundred and Fy.
three and Eighty one one-hundredth Dollars;
Snow, therefore publc notice hereby given, that in pur
signed win MONDAY ,the tenth day Of April A. 1876 at
two o'clock The south door Of til County Court
House In OTTAWA La Sale county Illinois sell and dispose
premises above and In said mortga described and
all the right title benefit aid equity OF redemption the
said william g. Patchen and Mary A. Patchen her hus
band their heirs assigns therein at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. MARY EOONhE
Dated March 10th, 1876 Mortgage.
CHARLES "A. GILMAN Attorney for Mortgage. marll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25
ST,AI,E oE,IALINoIs.LA s.LLk Coz

CTAJ'E oF' ILIINOIS,L La BsLLK Co.'s.
- IN TIE Crca9 Court HsreOT 10 June Tern. a. 1876.
In Chdncery.
Jacob lowman and Peter Wymsn r.. George N. Cusl.
man, William II. W. Cushman AMI John A Shuer.
1t appearing from adayit on ne In the Office Of the
clerk OF said court that said defendant George N Cush
man. resident of said and said planans
having fled their bill Of complaint IN said court on The
chsncery side thereof the ninth day OF December
1870 herein and summons having been issued thereon
cording TO law;
Notice therefore, Is hereby given TO said defendant,
George n Cushmsn that unless personally be and
pear before said court at said term thereof 10 be held
Court House IN Ottawa In said county the first Monday
of June next 1876 (when and where aad summons IL
and plead nswer dempr or except TO said bill
the viii be taken for confessed against and the
matters ard things therein prayed for deree accordngy
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
JoHy II. Rich. Solicitor marii-Iv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

Hon Zach. Chandler, the U. S. Secretary
of the Interior, a man six feet high and &C
years old, has fesrfully red and SCARED
face. Seventeen years ago Mr.. Chandler fin
ished and moved into an elegant house in
Detroit, Mich, and on the first evening gas
leak was discovered, anc as his daughter was
going into closet, from which the smell
came, having light In her hand, he saw the
danger and placed himself in front of her
The next moment an explosion occurred
Portions of his lips had to be cut away, and
the loss Of his eyeslght was feared, and a
year passed before Mr.. Chandler was seen
on the streets of Detroit again, No one
couId recognize him except by his voice and
immense frame. His face, once full round
and muscular, was shriveled and museleless
HIS heavy jaw, indicative of his firmhess of
purpose, was almost without shred Of flesh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

A MoDRL SENSATIONAL REPoRT-A Chi.
cago newspaper says: I'VE took new re-
porter on trial yesterday. He went out TO
hunt items, and after being away all day, re-
turned with the following, which he said was
the best he could do: yesterday we saw a
sight that froze our muscles with horror. A
hackman, driving down Clark street at a
rapid pace, came very near running over a
nurse and two children There would have
been one of the most heart-rending catastro-
phies ever recorded, had not the horse with
wonderful forethought, left the children at
home before she went out, and providential-
ly stepped into drug store Just before the
hack passed. Then, too, the hackman, JUS,
before reaching the crossing, thought of
something that he had forgotten, and turning
about drove IN the opposite direction. Had
II not been for this wonderful concurrence of
favoring circumstances, a doting father, a
loving mother, and affectionate brothers and
sisters, would have been plunged into the
deepest woe and most unuttera6le funeral ex.
penses.' The new reporter will be retained
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

SALE or REAL ESTATE.
WI Notice y hereby given, Tha; whereas Charles Vide
day OF December D. 1874 execute under their hands
scale and deliver to me, Peter H. Dick mortgage deed Of
S1m6efcd Twelve, In BLOCK Numbered NineysT, IN the
county s "a S s ss @ o G q m
the and appCrtsnRnces the eunto belonging
S nd le % a dss G s n Of
hundred dollars executed by said Charles Wideman and
the thereof with Interest heeon rate zen per
cent per annum pay able annually;
mortgage that II default be made in the payment Of
tie rate Aforesaid or any part portion OF either 81 the
time times the said note interest due
purpose Of paying he principal and due Oh said
note. thereby authorized dispose OF sad prem
redemption the said Charles widemsn snd Freerfcke
wideman tber heirs shd ssslsns therein. plbe auc
said county OF La Sale IN the state OF ILLINOIS, for The
hghes' ana Jest gTce Ne sane VII bring cash for
time Of such sale BY advertising In one Of The newspapers
make execute and deliver the purchaser OF purcha
such sale good and sufficient deed deeds
such par the whole ant OF TIE principal or Interest
due or principal and interest due on n" ssd pfOmssor
fees costs Of advertising. taxes unpaid SID costs Of sale
ana Jay the ovsrpa- 10 any, 30 said Charles WdeAn Snd
tfeiercke n.dsEAn otis farther stipulated ani Agreed
by ADd ttvee the aid Charles wtsmh9 snt FREDERICK
deed that the sad Chsries Wdsn and Fredericke
wIdemaa Hpon sneh sale being made shall become ne
deed n ace N pursuance Of sad sale, Who shall ~ entitled
enter and IKE possession of said premise Va0u. notice
which i thereby expressly waived > Vhch sAr mortgage
deed sat duy afknoy edged BY tie saii Chs " dsan and
Fredsrcke Wdemsn, before Aaron T. Smith Notary Pub
In Anc tor ssid Ia sale Co2nty anu .i-e u Illinois on
tn second d4G Of December D. I'It r rss.-iaf l1
ne feCoricrs Office ID sAd LaSa. C..t. r.fHD D. Of
Records, age 80.
And where. ceAat has ter rad, il r. payment 0i
sa'i annual interest on said Irui-1rT a'e above De-
scribef al o. which Interest remains due ans unpaid
NOE rsfeigrs I, th@ SAC Peter % Drs .,s. 1r1-- srf
BY virtue arr IN pursuance q trr o. sale "a sad
sfl . 90 Vi D.
TEtNe in BLOCK nsah.red NlnsF y. l tiT -''s's ADD
tion 20 he oEn NOV cityl % Ut-sga u-rsd sud all
light. brneft ard equity Tsie nut8a le zsid tbarrs
" i1eu Al Ane rcftricke ideu a. public
Ton . tlr ghest hdler Tor cash - Saturday, he Ia
tay o. Aprii A. D. LIS 80 he hour tvo O'Clock n,
~ TIE caih 9or n TIE County Court Hna-~ Boz OttaEs. l
'ha county Nf Ia sale and a'H Df NEaz. !lr TIE
u-ut 20 sad prOUlssory ar ta interest thereon.
70sts Ent rz.glEss az "a 4 sac
b+taSa. March IN. l1C-sz FFTEE n. nrCk
a. D.. n "a. Agent. Mortgage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

THE BEST DOC STORY YET.--The Portland
(Me.,) Press tell it thus: yesterday, as the
morning train over the Rochester Road was
nearing, Alfred, the engineer, discovered o
large Newfoundland dog on the track. He
blew the whistle, but the dog stood his ground,
and thinking something was wrong the en-
glneer whislled down brakes, and the engine
stopped within few feet of the dog. 1tseems
cross the track, but the sled caught on the
rails. The driver heard the train approach
Ing round curve, and rushed down the track
to stop 1t. His dog took in the situation, and
dashed around the curve and stopped the
train. 1t would have been i'm possible to stop
the train after seeing the man."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

In looking around for an original rhyme
for a month, yesterday we came across it in
the only place in the world where it could be
found-the New York Commercial Adoertiser.
1t read as follows:
There were three men training went,
Twas In Dccembers month;
One had his bayonet thrown away,
The other had his gun TIL
rown away.-VicksJurg Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

CTATE Or TLLINOIS.l LA SALE Co.'S.
- Circuit Court thereof to June Term A. u. 1876.
Robert Keely and William Keely. Administrators OF the
Estate of John Beely, deceased ~ Abel HogahOomif
tdchHlent.
Public notice Ia hereby given 10 the said Abel Hogsboo
that writ Of attachment Issued the oce of the clerk
OF the La Sale County Circuit Cour dated the 5h day
February 1876, az the snt OF the said iober, Keely
and william Keey. Admnlstra tors OF the Estate of John
Reely deceased, and against the Estate OF Abel UDgs.
boom for the sum VI Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars
and interest thereon ~ ten per cent per apnIm from and
after October l2h 1875 directed to the Sheriff of Ia Sale
county. which said wit has been returned executed.
Now, therefore, unless you, the said Abel Hogaboom,
shall personally be and appear before the said s Bale
County circuit Court before the frs day Of the next
thereof De holden at the Court House. in the city
OF OTTAWA on the hr.t Monday OF June A. D. lsiG give
special hail and plead 10 the said PLAINTIFF action judg
ent will be entered against you, and in favor Of the said
Robert Kcey and william Keey, Administrators Of the
Estate of John keely deceased and much Of the
erty attached be sufficient satisfy the said udg
men! and costs Will be sold to satisfy the same
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk
R.F. LINCOLN, Attorney. rnsrll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-03-25

A well-dressed chap entered jewelry
store and asked if he could see those cups in
the window, pointing, as he spoke, to SOME
silver cups lined with gold. "These," said
the jeweler, handing him one, fare race cups"
"Race cups9 What are race cups" why"
replied the jeweler, they are cups had or.
dered to be made for prizes to the best racer"
well, if that's so, suppose you and me race
for one" and with cup in his hand, he start
ed, the Jeweler after him. He won the cup