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AMERICAN PORTS.

sfD or Ns% S. h s &c.
john fs Roger.
2,hArrved. steamers Campus ysrl. Horsfa,l LAYER
sS s' sGS Isss
Hailett. New York bark Henry Norwcl, BURGESS Balti
SMITH s''srs. sG f 'sSss
sn"sS M""rse asa Strong "ssss fS'sSs r. ss
Stone. Pitcher Baltimore; Mulford. Little. do John
ss .a sg.s da
ssa os
do; Belle Brown; Hunt, 30; Matthews Miller, do; W
Rs's" @ r'sss1 sSs. do 1ss %s.'s Sd
ss" Msi d Smith, S%Ss %%sdy r."s
s%'h rsrh & AS0y neTsr Trusworhy kcna... Thos
Austin. PORT Johnson + Nanson rnnnoy. do; fah%e.
ss % g. Ss.
mary woIrr JGhn Adams
Calvin Baker, Baker Bs,norc Albert Paige. Haley,
Inlaa.Dhs sds s,ol. EMyerss LLOYD do G.sos
& Darling rsnds,oa' ns,o yr.ass. Edwsras wes.:
Hdsaids, smith RroosSn NY; Bssaa Ki%%sy, fori
and q Huntington. Sicterscn. wsclswtan; spscdwsi
Ambgy Chase rngr"ha@. Rondoat; Julia Bskor oliver
Cisarsd-Brg Jal.a Haskell PaIno. paya; schr James
sailed-slsemer Glaaeus Boarse. Now York ship Glen
..BALfiMoKE. sept as-Arrvod.. steamer Sea Gull,
tiansand mot bcforo) brig Mary Poune, Mitchell,
GeufgctOwn.
Cleared--Schrs Bon Stokely, Knowles Portsmouth; /;
Fawn. Mcdonald Boston; Oliver Schohed. Dissosway,
New York; ousemsn, Rider lsridg,pcrs: willie i.,
DeWoIe Got Now York, Nellie shaw Hall. Brookiyu;
! Witherspoon. Sheppard. salcm Jo"rdan' Berry
Providcnce. .
barks Nellie Drogheda Union Dunkrk; brig Mississippi
Dcmcrnra- ,,.r.
2Ytl-Arrivod steamers Commerce. Walker. K"nnokc
River: Defiance Jones. Newborn, Nc: bnrks Evangene
r) Davis lucnos Ayres; MDde (Nor), Andersen Liver
pools Mary Jane c Buddc. ~ Vincent Nova Ss,n Sspu.
tsr Le Gain. Antwerp Queen tBs), Convey, .Dnp'In
Etimalogia UtalJ Sierra. Ivndonde Lnigls ,itnD
schiano Gcnoa; brig Dorsthoa uer Mvnscr hnmrm
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A THURMAN SHOT.

CAPTAIN TOM MOORE SHOOTS M LEWIS CLARK,
JR, PRESIDENT OF THE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY
CLUB.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 20, 1879.
During difficulty in the private office Of the Gait
House here to-day. Captain I. G.. Moore shot Mr.. NJ
Lewis Clark. Jr president OF the Louisville Jockey
Club. They had u scufie, and Clark pushed Moore
out Of the office. threatening to shoot. Then
Moore shot Clark through the slat door. and the
ball said to have passed through the right lung.
Later investigation however. develops the fact that
the wound is not Of SO serious nature.
Messrs. Moore and Clark are both we'll known
among racing circles in the United States. Years
ago Tom Moore had some Of the finest racers In
the country. Mr.. Clark is Of fnc presence. and Is
said to be ''the haudsomest man in Kentucky" The
shooting has created considerable excitement.
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Sailed 2sth. shin Colchester m Henderson, New York.
LONDONDERRY, Sept ae-Arrivcd bark Countess Of Duff
ferin (Br). Cogiey, Baltimore
LYNN, Sept 27-saied ship Juletrae tNor. Erickson
New York.
LARSE sept 2s-Sailed steamer State of Alabama (Br)
Richie from GAsgow) New York M
LISBON Sept 24-saied bark Maranna III (Port), Ma
chaJo New York.
hAlrAs. Sept 2s-Arrived. brig Brown. Foster,
Boston.
MKLnouRss. Sept 27-Arrived, ship VIM McGilvory,
Nickeis New York
NEWCASTLE L. Sept 2e-Arrived bsrks Souvenir oBr).
Brown. Dariea; veneraor Nor. Jensen York; brig
Achilles tNori Hansen. do.
Sailed 9Th, bark Cicero (sr) Wishsrs Beaufort sc.
Naples to Sept 2o-Arrved. bark Msriannina uraD,
Russo New York
OpoRro. Sept 29-Arrived. brig Josofa. Davis Now
York.
PLYMOUTH. Sept 29-Arrived steamer Wicland (tier),
Hcbich, Now York for Hamburg (and proceeded
QUEENSTOWN Sept 27-Arrivod bark Cato (Nor) Wig.
Now York 2sth brig Nadir (Nor, Eriksen Philadelphia
10Th. ship Assyrian (Br Mangan Baltimore; barks Alma
Nor. Johansca, Now York; Livingstone (No, Boitx,
do; Emmanuee Danovaro dtaD, Lauro do.
Also arrived 29th steamer Batavia (Br, Mouand Bos-
ton for liverpool (and proceeded.
Sailed 2sh. steamer Wisconsin Dr. Owen rom Liver
pooh. New York; coth, bark Lyman Pinkham (from
San Antonio). Glasgow.
ROTTERDAM Sept 29-Arrived bark MarrSstt (Nop
Christophersen Now York.
RocHRyoRr Sept 27-Arrved, bark Regina (Nor) Bron-
lurd, New York.
RIO JANKno. Sept os-Arrvcd. steamer City of Para.
Carpenter New York.
SHARPNESS, Sept 2s-Arrived. bark Simpatis QtaD.
Scotto New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 2o-Sailed. bark Battaglls> utar.
Campodonics, Philadelphia.
SrsTrIN Sept 2S-Arrived, bark Courier (icr) Claus
Now YORK.
ST. NAzAIRE Sept 26-Sailed. ship Marietta W (AuD.
Stepanovch. Now York
sr MALo Sept 27Arrved bark victos!a (Nor) Hvston.
dahl, Philadelphia.
TRIKsrE. Sept 26-Arrived barks Adele Accame QtaD,
Pozxo, Philadelphia; 9th. Mosorska Villa (Aus) Stor
New York.
Sailed 24th, bark GiuIo r utal), Romano New York.
VENICE, TO Sept 29-Arrived bark Francosca X Qtal,
Boxxo. Philadelphia.
Philadephia-
Arrived at -- Sept 20. -Resins, from
westpot Ireland Sept for Quoboc put into valentia
to-day loaky after being "a days and 800 miles
west of tho Irish coast.
Bark Chas Deering. Carter which arrived at Queens
Sept % from Valparaiso has lost her foroyard
collision.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHKAp, Sept c9-wind WNw. light; barometer
30l5a
LwERrooL, Sept 2e-wind wNw. light.
LIZARD. Sept 29-Wind n. fresh; ino.
ScILLy, Sept 29-Wind NE, fine: barometer 1920
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Bark Lincoln (Aus). Geroiimch Nsples-Jehu Sesger
Bark America. Armstrong Barbados-H rrowbridge's
Brig Alphonse (Br) Thompson Vera Cruz-J Jansen.
brig Eastern Star. BoEsrt. Pont-aPtre and market
II Trowbridges Sons :.
Brig Britannia Hotchkiss Port spain-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
schr Early Bird 1Iay) Dahm Miragoane-Fay Bros
schr Axelds Laura, Jorgensen. PontsPitre-b
Weinberg A Co. -
schr " II watherspoon tBr) Pettis, Windsor. Ns-P
Nevius x Son.
Co.
Schr Eagle. Robbins. Boston-Charles living.
Schr Dufield, Raynor. Orient via New London
Racket %
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ALLEGED MATRICIDE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

SYRACUSE n. Y. Sept 80 1879
The village Of Chittenango, few miles east OF
here. is greatly excited over alleged matricide
1t seems that Mrs. Laura Barnard, q widow lady.
aged sixty years. died suddenly Sunday in intense
agony. Her daughter is the wifo of man Of bad
repute named Richard Shrouder. Upon her sus-
picion rests. She has been arrested and IL now
locked up awaiting the result of the coroner's in
vestigation. 1t is asserted that the daughter pur
ch ased arsenic at village drug store and poisoned
her mother. The stomach Is to be- submitted for
medical analysis.
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SAILED.

steamer City of Austn for Norfolk: Richmond. West
Point Va: ships Game Cock, Aner Ruby tBr, Rotor
dam Campo Emeiia Qtal. Rouen barks Parots Ans do;
Achiile Aus) Cork Falmouth: Norden Norl Treshe;
Knadivg Nor, Copenhagen Edward Hyidt tNor1, ren.
Mary X Campbell lf,rl Oporto; Anna Jespersen !Ner)
Turkey; County of Richmond (sr, Kingston Ja Tails
GAetanS dtap Penarth Roads; Una gsr,; Demerara
Sailed 2sth, steamer Mscgregor sr), for Liverpool
Cnaucens (Br), Avonmouth Lena Br), Bristol; Bristol
City (Br), do Castewood (Br, Antwerp; Avondae tBr)
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THE ASHLEY BELT.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. %, 1879
In an interview tonight O'Leary was asked. Are
you going to challenge RowellY'
"Most certainly, and shall mako an effort to win
back the belt, and if should succeed. as soon as
am challenged again shall give the belt to the
challenger without contest. All want to do is to
win it back"
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SPOKEN.

Ship Joseph Spinney Jordan from New York for San
Francisco. Aug Is. lat IL s, Ion 81 03 w.
Ship Ell Captain. Lincoln, from San Francisco for
Queenstown, Aug ~, lat 5, Ion 30.
Bark Woye tNorl Andersen, from st Naxare for New
York, date. lat 40 Ion IS.
Bark Anna (Nor from Grimsby E, for Wilmington NC,
Sept y, ~ niles SIX of Fire Island.
Brig Rcmick, Rose, from Boston for Port Elisabeth,
CGH. Sept 26 10 miles Sc Of Cape Cod
Schr Frank slagee Treworgy, from New York for st
Kits, Sept 10, lat "a "a Ion 66 OF.
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WHALEMEN.

letter from bark swallow Sherman of NIB reports her
at Aug II with 4O0 bbis VIII oil.
letter dated FayA Sept 3 reports that bark Tropc
Bird Of Cleveland had arrived there with 24o bbs
oil.
At Montevdeo Aug %. bark Ohio Ellis with 75O bbls
OIL Reports Aug bark Josephine. Long NIB $50 bbs
oil Heard from, date bsrks Europa Psnnmsn. do,
Susan, Colson. do. whale since leaving Montevdoo.
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rnr wEArnEn YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature tor the past twentyto hours, in com
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts phar-
macy. HERALD building, No. 2iS Broadway
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
nils. | Destiasstioa
Heasses

TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK Yon THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 20, 1879.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH

REPoRTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Bolivia tBr), Small Glasgow Sept is a and % Mo.
Bros. Sept aa lat a os, lon 81 passed British ship
prs roser aqaS liverpool for Now York .'
Aas Sc Me
Malaga 10Th and Gibraltar ilih with fruit e LawTenss
the Banks: thence light, variable winds sept 70 lat
Clara Of LvspSS Dsa1d s si .ss q e
:SS ''s%S %SfF Z T.
day 20 Ion SO 10, National line steamer
r New YORK for iverpoo day lat
lon ~ 20 ship Gnaraam from New York for AMER
to Bogart 4 Morgan.
with iss %dso to c;f Il Mallory ' Co. '''' '''
steamer city Of Columbus Nistsrson v Savannah days.
Steamer Benef.ctor Jones Wilmington, NC days.
Bark Cronstadt Liverpool. Turner, Dunkirk 4s days.
in Sssy 10 snSw via Delaware Break
81 days. in ballast. to Atto Guanio Passed Gio
Bark Matthew Baird: Forbes Carasn.s is days, with
to order; vessel to Ians BROS Had and NE winds the
whole passage; was days OF Hatteras Is bound to
Brig Trspis nsy Potter Miragorne IS Gays: with log
Was "a days Of Hsi.erss, with SE and NSE winds
sss sss Mas si ssr
sssy Was Is, day. of II m with and
buoy, top painted flesh color
Brig Lie Houghton. Doan Havana Is days. ith
to order: vessel to Miller HoughtOn.
Brig Ada White Clark Cxrdcnas Is days. with moas-
sos to Monjs, Jr; vessel to Miller AZ Houghton.
Schr John Merrill. Miller Galveston % days, with
bones to Lister Bros; vessel to A. Abbott
Schr Lois Chaples Chap.es Fernaidna ~ days, with
lumber to Drew Bucki Sept H. 40 miles by OF For
nandna passed Of about $50 TONS bottom up,
parently some time in that condition
Schr Hayford, Cressey, Jacksonville 20 days, with
lumber to Drew Bucke vessel to MASTER Was 10 days
of Hatteras. with + and NE winds.
Schr Lily, Cole Charleston II days with naval stores to
order vessel to Evans Ball Co. Sept 2o lat 81 lon
York. with part of crew sick.
Schr Harry Landell. Hawkins, Virginia.
Schr ID j Wheaton, Hudson. Virginia.
Schr Mary Emmory. Mears Virginia
Schr Lydia Middleton, Bunnell. Virginia
Schr r y Wilots Willets, Virginia. for Perth Amboy.
Schr Hattie Baker, Baxter, baltimore.
Schr Drcadnaught, Gritin, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Maria Adelaide, Kemp Bangor days with lumber
to order. Is bound Philaiephia Put in for harbor
Schr WIN Dcnning, Hodges Calais days with lHths TO
John Boynton's Sons; vessel to Jed Frye Co. Will dis
charge at Sandy Hook
Schr Winnie Lauro. Spear Rockland, Ne, days with
granite 10 Allen * Pressey.
pS- Bark Syrnga tB,. from Cork and brig Rapid Br,.
from Cork. which anchored in Gravesond Bay for
orders, up to the city 10Th.
D Bark Havana new, from Bath arrived 18th Is
signed to c Wood mot as before reportedl
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
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D desirous OF communicating with vessels
irving Now York do by addressing to such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No. East River New
York Letters received from all Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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BOUND SOUTH.

schr E seers. Turner Dorchester NIB, for New York.
schr = Pike. Good, Rockiand. NIB, for New York
YORK with nmbcr TO Peters Il Co.
Schr James Holmes. Rydor, Ellsworth for New York,
scbr Sarah Read GuptiIl Calais for New York. with
lumber to Murch Co.
York with the New Yok and Brooklyn Bridge Co.
Schr Herald Hall, Rocklnnd Tor New York -
schr Bodabedac. Ciiiord, Rockiand for New York.
Schr Rosa A Adria Peck, ThOmastOn Tor New YORK.
Schr Telegraph, rhorndike. Thonaston for New York,
with limo to Hnviland frcssy.
Scbr Ida Ray. Haskell, Bangor for New York. with
schr Clio Chicott Fullerton. Bangor for Now York
Scr Oregon, Henderson, Gardiner, Mo- FOR New York.
schr Cyrus chamberlain Gibbs, Sandwich Ne. for Now
York
Schr James Slater Dickinson, Boston for Now York.
Schr Tangent, Sargent. Boston for New York.
Schr Burnett Rasn,u Providence for Now York.
Schr q Baird. Field. Providence for New York.
Schr Kate n Mary. Cogswo, Pawtucket for New York.
sclr Nancy Day. Snow, Bristol. ri. for New York.
ssh hSbs Gn,c Darby Wssdord r fSr S Sew York
Sclr q Worthington, Fitch, New London Tor New
York. .
Schr George uilum, Hamilton. Portland. CT Tor New
Seir Lille O Wells, Greenwich for Now York.
Bark Flash Light and all ohcr inward bound vessels be-
foro reported In the roads above. passed Ia AM
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia Mangum Now York for Portland.
Steamer Electra Young. New YORK for Providence
Bark Ada Carter Thurston, Now York for New Haven
Schr T. VI Dunuld saynor, New York for ORIENT
schr Maggie Ellen, Lttleohn. Hoockcn for Portland
S~hr G II Trickcy Kelly. Hoboken for Dover MI.
Schr Avon. CLARK, iiobokcn Tor noston
schr Nellie Lam phier Higgins. Hubokon for Lynn.
schr Restless. Durham, u loboke Gu for Providence.
Schr Liberty, Bennett lIobokcn tor Norwaik
Schr Eliza X Rebecca Price Ainooy Tor Fall River.
Schr Baltimore slattery. Amboy for Providence.
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AVCrut temperature yosttruty OZ
Average temperature for corresponding dato
last year COZ
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
Sun r1ss. ss AND MOON SANDY HHss Raol w4aan marn
Sun sets. .......... Al Gov. Island. morn %
Moon rises. eve 81 Hell Gate. ..morn "a
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS.
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Office.
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PARTED COMPANY WITH THE ExpLoREes.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 30. 1870
The schooner Fanny A. Hyde, which ac-
companicd the Jeanette with coal and
stores to Behring Strait, returned here
this evening with dates from the Jean.
nette in St Lawrence Bay to August
"1. The Captain reports that the Jeanette
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THE AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

ARRIVAL OF THE JEANETTE AT ST. LAWRENCE
BAy IEHRING STRATA TCHoUcHI CHIEF
GIVES NEWS OF NoRDENsJoLD's PASSAGE TO
THE SOUTH TRAVEL on TIE sIBERIAN
COAST.
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BANGS, SHAW & EDWARDS,

Il Is.
THRUST E.Ei'sS "a lie. Whereas Oscar H. W meet
rr aid Nv ms deed OF trust dated the sixth cay Of June
A. H. SiS and recorded In The Recorders office III La sane
county Illinois in Book No M OF Records al pages o. T.
and convey the undersigned. i'll trust the premises
hereinafter described the payment of one certain
day of November A D. 1874. executed by said oscar Is
Wheeler Robert SCharcnhergcr and Colwe Clark q Co.
and PAYABLE the order of John Smith, and bearing In
terest the Of ten per cent per annu from It's datc
and upon which there due At the time OF the exc
cution of said deed said principal sum OF rs ana
interest thereon a ten per cent per annuh from the GUN
day of May A. ID. 1873:
And whereas said note reduced to Judgment IN me
Circuit OF said La Sale county in the sum OF fSo 10
on the It'll day June 1873 and default has been made
the payment OF said note and said Judgment ana interest
thereon and whereas there now claimed 10 ne que anu
unpaid pon said and Judgment thereon the sum or
three thousand and fourteen dollars and sixteen cents ana
thereon at six cent. per annnn from sau sI
enth day of June 1873 and application has been maze
undersigned trustee by the legal holder OF s note
deed in accordance with the provisions contained therein
Now therefore, l. Thomas NJ Shaw, trustee IA Aforesaid
hereby notice that in OF such anpcatlon
powers and for the purposes expressed SAID
deed of trust will Friday the twenty fourth day OF We
tOber A. D. 1879 at O'Clock of said day, upon said
said Sale county, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder cash. premises conveyed by said deed OF trust
and all right title benefit and equity Of redemption OF
said b. Wheeler his heirs ana assigns theren
which snid premises situated In the village Of sreator
county La Sale, state OF Illinois, and described as fol
lows, to wit:
Lots number eleven, fourteen and hfteen all in block
hummer fortyhye the coal and other minerals be-
the surface of said lots with the right 20 mine and re-
move the same.
THOMAS NJ. SHAW.
oug23-Smos Trustee.
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A boy, apparently much agitated, rushed
into house and said to the lady; II don't
want to alarm yer, but I've got big news. The
man sent me up from the livery stable to tell
YER" "Good heavens! what Is IT, why,
you know yer little by Aleck, what the man
can't keep outen the livery stable round the
oorncr?" Yes, wel?" Il told Aleck just
now not to go inter the stable among the
horses, but he wouldn't mind me-" "Oh! dear,
what has happened?' HE said he wanted
ter see what mule 'ud do when yer tCkled
its heels with straw" ''Oh, heavensn gasped
the lady, and chung to the mantel for support.
"Well sir, yer boy Aleck got straw, snuck
bsp behind sorrel mule, tickled him on the
heels, an - The lady started for the door.
"And the blamed crtter never lifted hoof,'
called the boy "Never so much as switched
its tail It's a mighty good thing for Aleck
that he didn't, too; an | thought l come up
an tell yer" And he lodged out at the side
entrance.-Ctnctnndti Enquirer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-25

'Gem-len," said the President, as an old oyS-
ter-can fell off the shelf in the corner with a
bang, II find dat de older | grows de mo- |
find out dat didn't know muffin IN my young,
er days Oar was time when if any Niger
in ole Virginey had called me a liar | should
hev lit down upon him like catamount on a
hoss-fly no matter whedder did lie or tell de
ruf. Up on de far grounds de Odder day |
was called a liar by a white man. | simply
riz up one eyebrow at him an axed him to
prove it for money, an de vilyun sluRg away
like dawg If a man calls YOU liar you can
knock him down all you want TO- but his opln-
ion remains de same fyou AK HIM to prove
it an argy de matter wild him, he will see his
mistake and apologize. ] tell We. if war a
Baptist an Samuel Shin war Methodist do
you 'spect could win him ober 10 my side by
abusin' his belief an knockin him down wild
q grindstun? De world am too ready to strike
cut from the shoulder kase hard word comes
and too quick to sot down on de man who
can't be lifted up by de collar an his opin-
yuns shaken out his pockets. Arguments, my
frens, am heap better dan cuss-yords; opin
guns am way ahead of blows, an mindln' your
own business an keepin' your head shut am
de brightest clinker in de ooaletove."-De-
troit Free Press
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JOHN H. DRUITT,

.lNOtRpg at iUlC
MORTGAGE, SA 4E.-W Whereas Daniel VI. Gull
Nj YER and Lydia culver his wife, OF Streator, In the
eoanty Of la sale and state OF nS 10y an ST
the undersigned David Basore bearing nate we neenlh
Gtce at OTTAWA in the county Of In Sale Illinois, in Book
1888 OF Records on Page 5s ~ ana ny wG Sr,easc
premises situated in the county of IA sale aud state OF III
nois to wiz L9 number hye y o9cK guin seven ~
said mortgage deed was then and there given 10 secure the
payment of certain prossory nO'c iOr our huhueu
Ten pcr cent ncr annum payable annually given by
said D. VI Culver, and payable 10 the order or SAID DAVID
Basore three years after said date;
And whereas il is provided in and by said mortgage deed
that in of dc,u in the payment OF the SAID note eth
Ing to The and effect thereof the said David lasore
after having advertised such sale thirty days IN
premises any part thereof and all right and equity OF
epon the said their heirs executors ad'
highest bidder for cash, the front Of the County Court
House being At the south door of the same IN ottawa az
the time appointed in such advertisements may adjourn
the sale from time to time nj dlscretion; and upon the
making of such sale execute and deliver TO the purchaser
deeds for conveyance in fee of the premises sold and
apply the proceeds of sale 10 the payment of expenses oi
Advertising selling and conveying rs AZ
derng the overps W any the said morgaeors or their
assigns AZ the office of the undersigned IN streator;
And whereas said mOrtgagors, in and ny said mortgage
deed expressly waive release ana rcllnQulsh 10 su mort
gage all claim ana ofns IN saa aya
10 the exemption of homcstcads; ,. ,
said note and the interest thereon said nse and interest to-
gcher amounting to four hundred and my doas "hch
Now therefore notice hereby gwen that by virtue and
in pursuance Of the power and authority IN sad mortgage
eenth day OF November A. n 1879 the hour Of o'clock
a.the front of the County Court House being al the
for sale and sell at pubic vendue the premises above
scrbed and mentioned in said mortgage deed anu an TEN
equity redemption of said mortEagos therein 10 the
highest bidder therefor for cash.
Dated at Ottawa ILL.,, October "a lsy ,,ort,,,oo
IouS II DRrIrT Attorney oct4
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A little fellow rushed into the street recently
to look at a monkey that accompanied an or
gan-grlnder who was playing in front of an
adjoining block. Never having peruscd the
Origin Of Man" he gazcd on with wonder
and admiration a few moments and then rush
ing into the house he met his grandmother, to
whom he addressed this inquiry: Grand.
mother, who made Monkeys" God, my
boy, replied the old LADY in her candid way
der, "I'll bet God laughed when he got the first
monkey done IN-EE.
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The coming of English farmer immigrants,
with cash in their pockets and resolute pur.
pose in their hearts, is sign of the times.
Two parties Of them, aggregatIng more than
five hundred persons. have already landed here,
and have pushed on to the broad and fertile
acres OF northern Texas. Two hundred and
fifty more sailed yesterday from Liverpool for
the same destination. England's land system
has driven them out-N. +. Sun, liz.
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pem aooertlssments.
A New Kind of Watch Case.

New because ii only within the last few years that has
been improved and brought within the reach of every
old in principle because the first invention was made and
the first patent taken out nearly twenty and
made that time and ever since are nearly good
as new Read the following which is only case of many
hundreds Your jeweler can tell of similar ones:
MANSFIELD Pa, May 2Sth 1873.
have customer who has carried one or 8osss Patent
fifteen and knew II two years before lie got it,
and it appears good for ten years longer.
Il. f. OLNEY. Jeweler.
Remember Jas Boss's is the only Patent Case made of
two plates solid gold outside and nside) cover
every part exposed TO wear or sight The great advan
OF these solid plates over eeCtrogdng apparent
every one Bossss the only patent Case with which there
given written warrant, OF which the following is
-Imlp:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-25
BUDGET OF FUN.

swell, you'll own that she has pretty loot
won't you?" YES, III grant you that, but 1t
never made half as much impression on me
as the old mans"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-10-25

A fine specimen OF the Irlsh "bull' was re-
Gently heard in the House of Commons. An
Irish member, in thediscussion upon the Chan
celor of the EXchequers resolutions, said :
"Since the government has let the cat out OF
the bag there is nothing to be done but to take
the bull by the horns"