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SHFRIFF's SALE

,, BY virtue OF writ Of Leyarl Fa las 10 ma
directed. will be exposeito Public sale at
the Lafayette Hotel "a, shipley streeLsept
by John ]. Dougherty 10 the city of vii.
,mnington, New Castle County, Eel. on
WEDNESDAY,. the 9Th day Of November,
2 "A. ~. ISIS, 81 2o'ciosk p. m.
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,sherifcs Office. New Castle. oct.a llth n
The Morning herald., 1878-10-30

Dg,Iit-4II III WDls i'sWn ''G bikfauf Ii
BY virtue Of aswrit of Ais. Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be expo. ed 70 Public
sale at the Lafay yetts Hotel, No. S4l Ship.
ley street, kept by John J. Doughesty, In
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle, eoun-
ty, Del. on 'F' 49, '''iAN' " "'' '''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19

1t happened in rough inning town IN Col
orado. There was Il grand ball at the rancho
of Whisky Jack, a well known character in
the "diggings," and the "elite" of the district
responded to the call in full force. The party
was held IN Il rickety old barn belonging 10
the host, and what with few red strips Of
flannel, grotesque accumulation of mountain
roses and row of dripping candles, the APP
pointments of the place were perfect My first
partner in the giddy dance was the wife of the
man who killed the village postmaster because
he refused him "a letter; she was fat, fair and
forty, and danced with the grace of Il COW. My
next partner WAS the daughter of this charm.
ing pair, young girl just bursting into the
loneliness of wOmanhOod; she was badly
freckled, and sported wart on her nose My
next partner was a blooming grass widow, II
fresh arrival; and then l rested. began to
comment on new faces in the room. My COM
panOn in this pleasant pastlme was heavy
bearded miner, uncouth, roughly dressed, to-
bacco slo0bered and very protane. This was
our first meeting, and hoped it would be the
last. 80 ....
There goes "a hard looking case" | wills
pered, rs the wife OF the man who killed the
postmaster sailed by. "She's bad 'un."
Vas" replied the man, I'D hate to have
the crtter step on me. What an elegant tar
get she would make for IA poor marksman !"
Yes" said, and turned my eyes on tai,
raw -boned creature sailing towards us support
ed by little man with sandy whiskcrs and red
top boots Here comes the boss
How y .rvs-s+.-
THE boss, l. say; amt she II lovely chin.
panzee?"
a. whatY'
"Chimpanzecw
He glaretl at me moment and then reached
for his revolver.
"What is chmpanzee:" he growlcd fierce
ly, his red eyes growing large
| saw that had made some mistake, and
FASTENED to explain.
"Why-why," stammered, backing off, "a|
chimpanzce is a lovely creature found in Afrl-
ca-nothing so gorgeously beautiful as chin
panzee. That is the highest compliment a.
lady can receive"
"O!" and the man looked relieved. Vas |
think so myself, stranger; she is lovely chin
panzee she's my wife"
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M, L, NEWELL

IEOVNtD J." LuH, HUOHh, iU
NJ ksly and LOUISA Kely dts xifs Of The county q
&s Gs . a s IF M sae county no c e
80 at page s. convey to the undersigned, Hannah n Car
anf .Sa os T
due ye after date for the sum Of M yen hundred dc"
annum payable annually the tenth day Of October in
s s iSrncn ns saf y.s at so h 5
Wenona, Illinois; and which said several instaments OF
Sns Of "t WITH aa S
AND whereas also It. Wa m aha ~ s pT yan
of any of The said saIlmens Of interest at the time
sHa @ wnR 3 Tsss f conaus @ s &SS S aver
such nstent became due and payable then a. re eec
Principal as sum Of ecvcn hundred dollars and ali accrued
eest should At become due and PAYABLE and that such
said thirty days, without notice:
ana aiO VT Be tS
payment Of ne said principal sum OF money sso ap"Sr Sn
the same should have due BY election esaid or
by the regular maturity of said note aer the date thereof
nercst est" secured BY the said pToory should there
at s .s sa o %
dately due and payable and said MORTGAGE DC me- ny
executors administrators or assigns, or the Sheriff Of said
La sale county when 50 by the said or
by the legal holder Of said notes after giving thirty days
wssf @ S r S qS %
published said La sale sell tie said premises
ggor his heirs executors administrators or assigns there
In at public auction. doc: of building used as
county in said La Sale county. TO the highest
bidder for cash. At the time and place mentioned IN suc no
ticc in separate parcels and ont OF the pro-
cccds Of such SALE after paying all expenses Of ndyrrtsng
selling and conveying aforesaid and attorney fees &C.
then to pay the principal Of said note whether due or aya
BILE by it, terms and interest thereon up To the te
of making such sale rendering the oyerps ar any To the
said morgagor his legal representatives or assigns;
And default made III the payment or the IN
said principal due and payable on the tenth
of October S, and the said default being persist
ed by said morngor and the said Interest being stl I'M
paid the said has elected To consider the said
principal OF eleven hundred dollars and AZ accrued In
erest TO be and payable and 10 iorecose the said mort
gage for the payment thereof being due on said
note the sum of 81 A2.C5 in principal and interest:
Now therefore l. Hannah NJ Carpenter IN pursuance OF
the power in said contaned do hereby give notice
that Tuesday the 29 day of October A. u. 1875 at the
hour of O'Clock of said day at the south door OF
the County Court House in OTTAWA In said La sale county,
Illinois shall sell ut public auction to the highest Doder
for cash. all the real mentioned and described III said
mortgage. as follows, to wit:
The halt Of the northeast quarter of section twenty
five in township twcnynne north range two east OF the
third principal meridian in La Sale county and state OF III
nos together with all the right and equity of redemption
of the said mortgugors their heirs executors almnistr
tor assigns therein. HANNAH NJ. CARPENTER
BY NJ. l.. NEWELL her attorney. sepsS-'w
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EINAI, st;T,rI .E,NIIcNT NOTICE,.--Es.
TATE OF BARBARA DEffRNBArGH. DEc 'D.-Notlce
Is hereby given TO ell persons Interested In said estate t
the unders gned Administrator of the estate of said Bar
bara Deenbaugh deceased will appear before the County
Court of the county of La Sale and of Illinois, NJ the
County House Ottawa. in said county on Monday
the eighteenth day of November D. 1875, for the purpose
rendering account of his proceedings IN the adhls-
tratUn of said estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 2lst day of September lSaS
JOSEPH Butte JR.,-
ATTEST: p w SToCKsLEGER Administrator
Clerk County Court La sale Co.. H. scp2S-4wgrsss
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,

CINAl4 SE"riTIE.NIE EMF NOT1CE.-Es.
L TATE OF PETER JOHNSON, DEC'D.-Notcc h hereby
given all persons interested in said estate that the under
signed Administrator the Estate of said Peter johnson,
deceased will appear before the County Court OF the county
of La Sale and state Of Illinois, at the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county Oh Monday. the 18th day
November 1873 the purpose of rendering cunt
of his proceedings in administration of said estate tor
the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this Srh day OF september ls,s.
A. b. ANDERSON,
ARTIST: =. W. SrocksLEGER Administrator
Clerk County Court, III Sale Co., ILL., Oct5-iN
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How is this, Jones'" said his honor sternly
to the states attorney, that you were absent
Yesterday when your presence in court was OF
so much Importance
81 was Obliged to attend the funeral of my
wife. if the Court please
All, that Is indeed a sufficient excuse, and
II is to be hoped that all of us, in like case,
may I've able to bring as satisfactory an excuse
as that of our snridble brother
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o't5-3w

NOTICF,.-EsrATE OF PETER RICK, DEcEAsEp;-
~ Notice IL hereby given, that the undersigned Admins
traitor with will annexed of the estate of Peter cck late
the county Ia sale and state OF Illinois. deceased will
appear before County Of said county the third
Monday being the 18th day Of November 1873 NJ the County
Court House In ottawa In said County when and where all
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified attend and present the same IN writing for adjust
ment.
Dated this 9TH day OF October a. u. ISIS
ANTON RECK.
nct5-9w Administrator,
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Marriage in Nevada.

The young couple stood up before Judge
Richardson, and he inquired in a cross-ques,
tioning tone of the groom: Are you Il citizen
of the United States" The groom took hold
of the walstband of his trousers and tugged,
saying, Il voted for Tilden, Judge" why
james, family exclaimed the blushing crea
ture by his side. Its a fact, Emmer," pro.
tested James rather Indignantly, and glazing
at the Judge. His Honor coughed and de-
manded severely: ADO you, sir, as a citizen
of Nevada and a lawful votcrof Reno, solemn
" declare that YOU Will forsake all other evils
and cleave to this One?" I've money To bet
on It," responded the groom, growing pale, but
placing his arm around the waist of the shrink
ing bride "Then," cried the Judge bringing
his fist down on the desk, God has joined you
together and blank the man who puts you
asunder The ice is just what you like to give,
Young fellow"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-19

That's good story of the man who thought
"mors omnibus" was Latin for hearse. and so
is that story of the chap who translated Pere
Ia Chai>c fathers buggy."-Bostoa Tran
srriDf
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LEGAL.

MOTTO E,.-EsrATK Of VILLA n IRRE, DR. IA sED.--
~ Notice Is hereby given that the rsgned Admin
straor with vii of the estate william Ieek late
of the county Of Ia Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will
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Dated this 2ad day of September 4. D. 1919
WILLIAM T.. LEEK,
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NOrlCF;.-EsTArE OF CHARLES TOWNSEND. DECD
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ALEXANDRIA.

HABEAS CORPuS.-An Oysterman named
VIM. e. Brooks sold load of oysters in Wash
ington yesterday to g. w. Harvey, and having
received his money came to this city with his
accompanied by a detective. and having found
Brooks had him arrested, carried before Jus
tce Padgett and accused of obtaining money
under false pretenceS, alleging that he had
been overpaid so and refused to disgOrge
The Justice committed Brooks to iail for fhe
counsel, sued out writ of habeaS corpus be-
fore Judge Lowe, returnable at o'clock this
evening.
DAMAGE TO THE MIDLAND ROAD.-The
bridge across Stanton river. on the Virginia
Midland Road, has again been injured by the
high water consequent upon the recent thaw
Several sections of the treStle work have been
swept away and will have to be replaced
Meantime trains are running to both sides of
the break, but no through passengers are
transferred.
RECovERED.-Mr. ID. Merry, who was as
Sauted and badly beaten near the Chain
bridge some time since. has SO far recovered
from his I'M uries as to be able to go to Wash
ngtOn and appear Is witness against his as
SailantS.
DAMAGES PAID.-A compromise was made
this morning by the owners of the steamer
Mary Washington and those of the schooner
Mary Jane, which was run into and sunk a
short distance below this city some time since
THE SHINN CASE.-GeOrge r. Shnn, now in
jail. was examined there this evening before
Justice, Slaymaker on the charge of having
embeZZled a check for $500 belonging to the
building association, one of the cases for which
he has already been indicted.
ROBBERY.-The stable of Mr.. Hugh Latham
who has the contract for carrying the mails
Tor the House of Representatives. in Wash
ingtOn, was broken into few nights since
and robbed of a clock, several pieces of har-
ness and quantity OF feed.-[ Gazette. 18th.
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THE COURTS.
COTRT IN GENERAL TFPM

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
The Court in General Term met this morning
Judges Cartier, Wylie and Humphreys present.
There are 14S cases on the calendar. On motion of
Mr.. Mattingly. W. Stone Albert, of Kentucky, was
In the case 20 Of Hovey and Dole ast. Mcdonald
Mr. Horner moved a pro confesSo. Mr. Cook asked
to file petition. he hav ing been served with no.
tice, which was allowed, and further action was
postponed. to hear by full bench.
RULE ON 4 CONSTABLE.
petition was filed asking that rule be issued to
why he should not be removed from the position Of
constable. on the ground that in making a levy on
taking 500 worth of goods to satisfy Judgment OF
s55, Notwithstanding Kant had no title in the goods
and after seizure he reiu:e to disclose the where
aboutS oi the goods TO defeat the repievm suit. The
court ordered the rule to issue, returnab!e Mon
A. MANDAMUs CASE.
p; The case O. the United States ex rel. James g.
for a mandamus to compel the respondent to con-
hlln a land patent-waS called by Mr.. Coleman,
ana set Tor hearing on Monday two weeks, (2Sth
w: W: BoaTman was appointed an examiner in
=. 4 P. r. Co.: settled. Zimmerman: appeal
dismissed Adams agt. Adams: submitted. Lee
bangh agt. Ehrmantraut; settled. Adjourned until
Tomorrow.
POLICE CoURT-Judge SneU
profanity. Andrew Butler, colored vagrant, sent
to the chain gang. Madison Thornton, cOlored,
knife--a dangerous looking weapon 81 his own
Iha1n + made S ont Of large fat file ground
rested him testified that he had no charge other
than the knife. The court remarked that there APP
peared TO be nothing against the man; he had a
right to walk the streets and roads in a peaceful
manner-it did not appear that he was seen drunk.
men to arrest persons without cause. and it was a
dangerous Infringement the right of the liberty
on the citizens, and could not be justified. Officers
nave no right to arrest every one whose rockets
they think they would like to examine. He dis
missed the prisoner on his personal recognZ-
down for yagrant. Joseph Jones. a stout
punt young col9red man. was charged va
grant, but told the court that he had been turned
out OF doors for arrearages of rent since which he
mad been Arabng and collecting rags for Il living,
but had no place to sleep. He was dismissed on his
personal recOgniZance.
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GEORGETOWN:

Coal OIL AGAIN.-About 9:45 O'clock Satur-
day night an alarm was struck from box "A for
fire in the house of Mr.. VIM. WetzeI. caused
by the explosion of an oil can. Mrs. Wetzel
had her face badly burned by the explosion.
Damage to property slight.
SAD DEATH OF A Young MAN-Wm Sanger,
grandson of Capt. WIS. Sanger. died sudden
~ of congestion of the lungs Saturday morning
in Philadelphia. On New Years day he was
in Georgetown, well and jovial. making visits
to his many friends. Deceased was 19years of
age, and was engaged i'm the study of civil en-
gineering at Philadelphia. His remains were
brought to Oak Hill cemetery yesterday morn
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this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
WHERE'S THE BOARD OF HEALTH?-A dead
dog has been lying since Saturday morning on
Gay street, between Washington aud Green
and is becoming exceedingly offensive.
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The National Hotel Oufrase.

ATTACHMENT OF THE ALLEGED CRIMINAL.
This morning major f. Fl. Curtis" was
brought into the Criminal Court for arraign-
ment. 1t viii be remembered that in March
last Miss Ella Tydings, white orphan girl.
about Is years of age. it was charged had
been induced to leave Baltimore on the prom
Use of entering the service of a family in or
near Alexandria, and the man-who took her
from home on this pretence brought her to
this city and engaged rooms at the National
Hotel, where he outraged her. The case
caused considerable excitement, and the Bal
timore police took extraordinary means to ap-
Major f. II. Curtis was arrested in New Or
leans. and was brought here by Deputy Mar
shal Frey of Baltimore, charged with being the
guilty man.
Messrs w. A. Cook and G. B. Corkhill ap-
peared in court this morning as counsel of the
accused, and filed a plea in abatement to the
indictment, setting forth that he has never
name of Edward Ray, which is his rue and
proper name, and has ever been known by it,
and he therefore moves for Judgment.
The District Attorney stated that he would
during the day determine what course he
would pursue as to this pei.
THE CENTRAL G UARD- HoUsE.-Chef Justice
Cartier, in the Circuit Court on Saturday,
made an order releasing the levy upon the Old
Central guard-hOuSe, near Center market,
seized upon i'm the suit of Thomas =. Morgan
tuSe OF w. n. ROach) vs. The District of Col
umbia, and advertised to be sold. The motion
for this order was based on the statement that
the District. and is therefore exempt from
levy. 1t is understood that on Saturday next
the plaintiff will move that this order (reIeaS-
ing the property be Overruled.
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