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COURT HOUSE ECHOES^

From Thursday'^ Dally. CIRCUIT COURT.

Sophia Hansworth, vs Louis Hansworth, divorce trial by court and divorce decreed. Plaintiffs name changed back to Sophia Vaulk.

J.J. Brake vs Jas. A. Stewart et al trial by jury and veruict for defendant. B. C. Shaw vs C. P. Staub judgment set aside.

John Moslink et al vs Margaret Maison et al referred to Asa M. Black for trial.

E. D. Jones, guardian Hampton estate, vs Alfred Week?, to quiet title motion for a new trial.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Newton Leach and Allie M. Colescott. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Louis Hay (Sheriff) to Collett & Nippert, executors, ptlot 164, Rose's add for $ 2,000 00 Hannah Adams to Catherine

Cooper, in-lots 30 and 31,

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Macksville, for Abigail Brandt to Agusta Boenicke, pt out-lot i, front on Seventh street, for 700 co Wra. H. Dudley to Jonathan

Edwards, trustee, in-lot 114, Rose's add, for 4*983 4° D. W. Johnson et al to David

H. All,in-lot 21, Johnson & Miller's add, Macusville, for 100 00 Henry A. Evers to Wm. T.

Byers, pt in-lot 37. Parson's tub, for 1,10000

Transfers. 6 considerations, 9,208 40 From Friday's Daily. CIRCUIT COURT. Temperance Oty. et al vs. Elizabeth A. Bennett, partition partition decreed.

John Duncan vs. city of Terre Haute, injunction trial before Judge Knight demurer overruled appeal to Superior Court prayed.for and granted.

A motion was agreed for a new trial in the case of Oliver Wilson vs. I. & St. L. R. R. Co.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

None issued to-day. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Geo. Kerchoff to Chas. W.

Bauermeister, in-lots 15 and 16, 25 ft front on Main st., lor $9,500.00 Dennis F. Snyder to Julia E.

Patrick, half in-lot 33, Gilbert Place, for $1,300.00 Joseph Doty to Sarah J. Doty, 1 acre in eec. 28, Otter

Creek tp, for $1.00

Transfers, 3 considerations, $10,801.00 From Saturday's Dally.

CIRCUIT COURT.

The Court was not in session to-day REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Chauncy B. Miller to' Thcmas Cooper, in-lot 249, original plat, for $500.00 Samuel T. Reese to Lcuisa

Volger, pt in-lots 1 and 2 out-lots 66, Ted's sub for $1,514.35 John B. Vermillion to Trustees United Brethren church at Rose Hill, pt sec. 26,

Fayette tp, for $20.00

Transfers, 3 considerations, $1,034.35 There were filed this week with tho Recorder 53 instruments, of which number 31 were deeds, 17 mortgages and the rest miscellaneous.

From Monday's Daily.

CIRCUIT COURT.

John J. Brake vs Chas. Wheed, to set off judgment dismissed and judgment for costs.

New Market National Bank vs Leander Locke and Simeon Locke application for change of venue.

Lewis B. Denehie vs Benjamin Denehie, insanity trial by jury and verdict of insanity. L. B. Denehie appointed guardian in bond oi $200.

Jas. G. Burt et al, vs Ellen McKeen et al, partition partition deenjt'd and T. C. Buntin, W. E. Hendricks?and John O'Boyle appointed commissioners.

John H. Fremont vs Michael Ryan et al, to set aside conveyance continued by defendant.

MARRIAGE LICENCES.

Anthony Alexander and Emma Reese.

RHAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Albin L. and Jos. G. Elder to Martha M. Foss, in-lot 5, Burnham's sub for Martha M. Foss to Joseph D.

Elder, in-lot 9. Baursdorf's sub, for Wm. F. Ray to Austin Ray, pt 6ec 29, Riley tp, for Geo. J. Hammerstein to Wm.

Rose's sub, for »,

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H. Williams, pt in-lot 1, for Wm H. Williams to Geo. J.

Hammerstein, same, for Firman Nippert and J. Collett to Jas. D. Alexander, lot 47,

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Transfers, 6 considerations, 4,767 00 From Tuesday's Daily. ... A

CIRCUIT COURT.

John Reid vs John Manhart, foreclosure judgment on note for $471.95. jj^R alph Conover vs Amanda McQuilet al trial bv court and finding for Pl.mtiff. '"j

Plume and Atwood manufacturing Co. vs A. G. Austin and Caroline Cornwell trial by jury of 11 by agreement.

MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Gus J. Ganell and Elizabeth Peker. 'J I" GUARDIANS^! ,} The Following persons havfe been qualified as guardains:

JacobGrth of John Orth, minor heir of Louis Orth, deceased. Bond $250 with Jas. N. Phillips and L. Goodman as securities.

Frances H. Ralph of Frank Lawrence, minor heir of Oliver H. Lawrence, deceased. Bond (600 with Geo. W. Kilmer as security.

Minerva Beasley of Geo. Frederick, Iracy C., Martha and Samuel Geisert,

iij minor heirs of John H. Geisert, deceased. •vsti(Am Bond $100 with Jos. Blake and Thos. Beasley as securities.

Aaron J. Wolfe of Miranda, Marr Fanny B. and Lola M. Hastings, minJJ sf heirs of David M. Humphrey, deceased

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Mary Kelly of Wm. J., minor heir of Martin Grure, deceased. Bond $i.GSo, MAYOR'S COURT,^

Ned Stinls#. .irjnk, fia».l $6.5 RRAT. RSTATS TRANSFERS. Louin Hav (t.ht*nff) to Augustin Elliot', 4 acre* in sec. 20, Limon ID, for $500.00 Harrison F.*g^ ?o Ta\lor F.

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14, Rilev tr. fur $175.00 Joseph Z. ro David S. Lee, in-lot 2, Natikemper's add, for $500.00 Christian F. Rcderu* to Hefiry A. Uvers, in-!ot 6, in outlot 65, Ball's ?ub, for $700.00 Margaret H. Price to David

Holston, pt in-lo 53 and 54. Lockpor*, for- $51.66% Helena and John Gsphai to same, pt »-ec. 15 Riley tp, for $62.50

Transfer?, 6 considerations, $1,989.16% From Wednesday's Daiiy. CIRCUIT COURT. Nathan'Weathers, vs Pat.-ic Ilickey, malicious execution trial by Courl and finding for defendant.

Christina Petri vs George Krapp, damages- iri»l bt urt.

•h REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Andrew P. Snow to Levi P. Bevins, acre in sec 3, Harr:ion Tp., for $50,00. Robert Bennett to Herman Freers, part bee.'22, llarnf-on Tp. for$Sx 00.

Transfers, 2 considerations —$850. MAR .11 AGE LICENSES, Daniel II. Wright and Leonora Phemister.

John James and Elizabeth Heriington. Augusi lies* arfd Tillie E. Ball. *j

John T- Ccx and Eddy V. MolT.

PEUSnXAL.

B. G. Hur'.nut is on a business trip to Chicago. Deputy Marshal Mah&n, was in Brazil yesterday.'

Hon. Wm. Mack returned from Chicago last r.iy.ht. A. M. Heinly. of Danville, III., %as in the city jesierday.

A. H. Rukoi--. of R.osedale, is In the city to-day on business. Charles R. Bateman foreman of the Express composing rooms, is confined to bed with illness.

Mrs. Cox and daughter of north Seventh street, have returned from Cincinnati.

Mr. Merrier Ventou, of Indianapolis was in town last night and went to Sullivan ll.ia moii'ting.

Major John F.. Simpson, of the Vanda lia, is in New York, attending the meeting called by commisior.er Fink.

Mr. Beatd, vi'.'i celebrated New York crayon artist will attend Warsaw Sunday tchoal cvnven»i'n and will help illustrate.

Col. Thot-. H. Ntlft-n ar.d oihers will address a Ri publicnii meeting at. Union church, in Oiti:r Creek township, tonight.

O. P. Davis has been interviewed by the Exprtfn and uirr* out to be a redhot third-termer, and tor Grant first, last and all the time.

Mr. Miller, former pioprietor c.f the Artesian Well, has shipped a fine span of horses to Colorado wheic he will shortly go himself to spend the summer.

Will Athon, night clerK at the Nation) al House, says he wants it distinctly un derstood that he is for Grant whether he (Grant) gets the nomination or not

Mrs. C. S. Macheyand daughter who have been in the city for several days past, guests of Mrs. C. Y. Patterson, re turned to their home at Evansville to day.

Mr. August Garell, cf Hulman's wholesale house, was, last evening, united in marriage, to Miss Elizabeth Peker, at the residence of the bride, near the Providence Hospital.

John F. Staff, George A. Schaal, James Fitzpatrick, Owen Tuller and PerleyJ. Bell went over to Indianapolis last evening to attend a' shooting tournament at Indianapolis.

T. J. Mann, Sullivan, Mo. A. QA Jones, Indianapolis J. P. Greenough, Marshall and Allen Cooke, Danville, are among the prominent arrivals at the Ter re Haute House this morning.

Hunter Watson, head clerk of the Intional House, went to dianapolis this morning for the purpose of being in attendance at the wedding of one of his cousins, a 3 oung lady, which event takes place this evening.

Hon. Claude Matthews of ermillion County, is in the city, a delegate to the State Short Hum Convetion, which meets to-day. Professor Collett attended him in a brief call at our sanctum yesterday. The Professor says that Mr. Matthews' many friends are urging him for Lieutenant Governor. He has been a member of the 1 egislature—elected over his Republican competitor bv a large majority from the stalwa:t County of Vermillion.—[Indianapolis Sentinel.

THE HESS-BALL WEDDING. This morning Mr. Eugene Hes-s, of the Bartlett Bindery, was married to Mias Tillie Ball, at the residence of the bride's parents, on North Third street. The bridal party left for Chicago at 11 o'clock via Mattoon^and will return to this city to live. Boih are well known and highly esteemed.

JohnJames and Miss Lizzie Harrington were married this morning at St Anns Catholic Church, Rev. Father McCabe performing the ceremony. A number of friends of the parties were present and gave them the heartiest good wishes on their happy union and the GAZETTE adds its benedictions to the rest

J. Crosier, Clinton J. M. Lindsey and Mise Weakly, Martinsville R. H. Irwin and W. W. Carter, Brazil (the latter engaged in mending feaces) J. H. Lindley and John Lee, Crawfordsville, are among the prominent arrivals at the Terre Haute House this morning.

"THE iEflKE tf^UTE WEEKLY GAZETTBL

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Meetings fn tile Wards 'and Townships Saturday.

Fall Lilt of Delegate! and Committeemen. s*w«««.# i.

From Monday's Dallr.

On Saturday night the Democrats of the city met at the various wards in large numbers to select delegates to attend the county convention, which holds its session at the Court House, next Saturday, the 29th. The township meetings took place in the afternoon

FIRT WARD.

W. H. Scudder was made Chairman. The delegates are: Louis B. Martin, F. F. Keith, Geo. A. Schaal, Michael Kennedy and P. W. Stack. A. J. Kelly was made committeeman.

SECOND WARD.

There was a very large meeting indeed at the old Reese carpenter shop, corner Seventh and Walnut, long before the hour of meeting. Judge C.F. McNutt was called to the chair and Pearley Bell made secretary.

FOURTH WARD.

Patrick Osborne, chairman and James Fitzpatrick secretary. Delegates Michael Tierney, Wm. Cooper, Wm. Nicholson, John Kennedy and Timothy Conway Committeeman, Patrick Osborne.

FIFTH WARD.

Col. Grafton F. Cookerly, chairman and Alexander J. Mullen secretary. Delegates—G. F. Cookerly, Ffed Mullen, Wm. Smith, Christopher Stark and Jas. Dundon. Committeeman, C. Stark.

SIXTH WARD.

Robert M. Harrison, chairman, and Frank Heany, secretary. Delegates— Henry C. Miller, E.Jackson, J.Derby, J. Hoagland and George Brockhaus. Committeeman—Daniel Lynch.

Delegates—W. B. Alexander, Charles Stewart. Jas. Wharry, George F. King. Committeeman—Charles Huff.

LINTON TOWNSHIP.

Delegates—Geo. McDonald, William Pounds, John K. Weekr, Moses Boyle, A. D. Weeks. Committeeman—G. W. McDaniels.

RILEY TOWNSHIP.

Delegates—Thomas Thompson, W A. Conley. Linus Moyer, John Harkness, Nathan Trimmer. Committeeman —John Collister.

LOST CREEK TOWNSHir.

Delegates—Isaac Davis Wm. S. Harper, Moody Ripley, Benj. F. Rodgers, Fred Selling. Committeeman—Wm. S. Holden.

FAYETTE TOWNsmr,

Delegates—John G. Funkhouser, MJ. Ward, James Butler, Phillip Long Al Shores. Committeeman—James Bolton.

PRAIRIETON TOWTCStflP.1

Delegates—John Fergusou, John Nelson, Eb Ridge, W. O. Mays, Alfrrd Kruzan Committeeman—Tully Simmons. 1

OTTER CREEK.

Delegates—Jacob Orth, Jno. Hazle burger, Michael O uinlan, Jno. Hal Dr. Watkins.

PIERSON.

Delegates—Wm. Rudislerr, Thomas Hunter, Jno. Ferguson, David Newman Israel French.

Delegates were instructed to vote for Aaron Moon for Sheriff", George Brown for Clerk and D. M. Wallace for Treas-

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by ballot with this result: Delegates— Dr. B. V. Swafford, .Jno. Kostch, Geo Decker, Frank Riley and Patrick liogan

THIRD WARD.

John E. Lamb was selected as chairman and Thos. P. Grace secretary. The del agates appointed were: Henry Dinkle, Will E. McGrew, Robert Joyce, Ellis Nichols and Fred Fisher. Daniel Fasig was made committeeman. There were over 200 persons present.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP.

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The convention met according to appointment at the Township House. On motion Mr. Harry Donham was called to the chair and John D. Glenn elected secretary. A motion to not allow any one that had been chosen as delegates to the Judicial, Congressional, or State conventtons to act as delegates to the County convention on the 29th was tabled. The meeting then proceeded to elect tellers and Ed. St. George Rogers and E. A. Roberts were chosen. Delegates were selected us follows:

S. Mulligan,S. W. Rigney.Geo. Hollenbeck, A. R. Wible, Aquilla Rogers. tjj-

SUGAR CREEK.

The Democratic convention 01 Sugar Creek Township met at Maxville School House. The meeting was called to order by the Township committeeman.

Mr. Reuben Butz was elected chairman and Hugh D. Roquet secretary. A motion to nominate a number of members from whom to choose delegates resulted in the following nominations Messrs. Butz, Bayless. Curley, Crews, Cassady, Clearwater, Dermoddy, Meisner, Roach, Thorp, Gosnell and Grace, and after balloting the result was Messrs. Reuben Butz, F. M. Curley, Alex Crews, Geo Meisner and M. K. Cassady were elected as delegates to the county convention.

Mr. R. Butz was unanimously elected a Democratic committeeman from the Township.

On motion of Mr. Hy. Robinson it was resolved to present a copy of the proceedings of the meeting to the Democratic papers of Tefre Haute for publication.

The meeting was largely attended^ by the voter# of the Township and quite a number of nominees for county offices were present.

On motion the meeting adjourned. PRAIRIK CRKKK. Delegates—S. J. Kercheval, I. BWhitaker, Richard Watson. M. K. Paddock and E. R. Krites.

Committeeman—Richard Watson. KRVINS TOWSTSHI P. The delegates are: Lemuel Stuthard —Davis, W. H. Cress, Wm. S. McClin-' toch and S. Crompton.

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Brought Against the Philadelphia and Reading Ry.. and Coal and ,,,, Iron Companies^ -LWfiufe

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.—A bill, in equity was filed to day in the clerk's office of the circuit court of the U. S., for the eastern district of Pennsylvania against the Philadelphia & Reading Ry., Co., and the Chicago & Reading Coal Co. The plaintiff is Moses Taylor, of N. Y.. who sets forth that he is the holder of $100,000 income mortgage bond of the Philadelphia & Reading R. R. Co., executed December ist, 1876, to Edwin M. Lewir, and that the bond is secured'by assignment by the railroad Co. of a bond to the coal and iron Co. in the sum of $20,000,000 .conditioned for the payment of $10,000,000 iru 20 years from the date that- the said bond as secured by certain mortgages executed by the coal and iron Co. to Geo. DeiKeim. The bill then sets forth, ihat the Railroad and Coal and Iron companies are both insolvent and have been compelled to suspend payment that the companys employ the services of 2,500 men, that both companies are really operated under the same managemet, and that improvement in coal and iron«business is all that is necessary to restore the companies to the condition of prosperity. The bill concludes by praying that in the meantime a receiver or receivers of said railroad and coal company be appointed with such power and authority in regard to preservation and use of the same a* to the court shall seem best adapted to protect and preserve the interests of all persons having any interest therein.

LONDON PURPLE,'""

Is the safest, best and cheapest material ever used for the destruction of the potato bug, costs but half as much, will go twice as far as Paris green, and is less dangerous. For sale by Buntin & Armstrong.

FARMERS .ATTENTION! CITY PEOPLE ATTENTION! ALL WHO EAT, ATTENTION!

Jno. Zimmerman, on south Fourth street below Walnut calls attention to everybody needing tugar cured meats, canned goods, fresh fruits, vegetables and general green groceries to his stock. Best place in town for farmers to dispose of their butter and eggs.

KEEP you bowels and kidneys' in healthy state by the use of KidnevWort. i' fi

GAME PLAYED FOR. The "Republican," Omaha, Nebraska, says: "In the game of life the'stake' played for is health, wealth' and happiness. Each cf these' can be obtained by the use of Warner's Safe Remedies.'

Those new Columbus and Cincinnati baggies which fairly glisten with beautiful varnish are much superior to an old dingy rattling vehicle such as many livery men furnish. Go to Fouxs HUNTER & Co's. and get the best horses, newest harness and finest buggies and feel like a king when you ride.

SHAN'T I TAKE A BLUE PILLNo, don't take it and run the risk on mercurial poisons, but when bilious and constipated get a box of the celebrated Kidney-Wort, and it will speedly oure you. It is nature's great remedy for constipation, and for all kidney and liver diseases. It acts promptly on, these great organs and 60 restores strength and vigor.

SECON-HA ND PHAETONS

TWO FOR SALE AT HARRISON ERS' SHOP.

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We have two second-hand phaetons as good as new, for sale. Apply it Cher street shop. ":z

FIVE HUNDICED DOLLARS RE' WARDt We wiil pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we can not care with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions are strictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 30 PUls,

DEALERS IN FA*RM IMPLEMENTS.

Agents for Hughe's sulky plows, La Belle Wagon, Agents for Moline sulky plows, The Osborn self-binder, the best in use. Agents for Osborn and Buckeye reaper and mower, and a full line of th best implements the market.

Agents for the J. Q. Case Russell and Springfiejd threshing machine.

Farmers are cordially invited to call and look at our goodsbefore buying."

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For sale by all Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine manufactured only by John C. West & Co., "The Pill Maker*," 181 and 138 W. Madison street, Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a 3 cent stamp.

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A credit of 9 niOnthf Will be given all sums over three dollars, the purchaser given note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with interest from date. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. M.

ELEZABETH PRICE,

May 24th, 1880. Admix. BLACK & BLACK, -1 Attys. for Adrr.'r. Jr

SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of a decree and order of sale issued from the Vigo circuit court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Oliver R. Holcomb and against Louis M. Cook, Phaeba A. Cook, Horace Dwire, Louis Guerineau, Adelaide Guerineau, guardians of Mary Guerineau and John C. McCarty, I am ordered to sell the following described the leal estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

One undivided five eighths of the following: Commencing at a point ojn the North side of Wabash street in the city of Terre Haute, Iadiana, seven 7) feet and eleven and one-half (n^f) inches east of the southwest corner of the southeast quarter of out-lot number forty (40) running thence east forty (40) feet, thence north one hundred and forty-one (141) feet and'two (2) inches, thence west forty (40) feet, thence south one hundred and forty-one (141) feet two (2) inches to beginning, and on

SATURDAY THE 19th DAY OF JUNE 1880, between the hours of 10 o'clock A! M. and 4 o'clock P, M. of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will •fferthe rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, far a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 26th day of May 18S0.1 Louis HAY, Sheriff. C. E. Hosford, Atty.

Printers' fee, 18.00.

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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, on Saturday the 19th day of June 1880 at the residence of Abram Price late of Vigo county, deceased, all his personal property (not taken by the widow) consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, wagon, harness, farming implements, and household and kitchen furniture.

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PITCHER'S ASTORIA is'not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon, Mothers like, and Physicians recommend CASTORIA. It regulates the Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Fererishness, and destroys Worms.

gTOCKHOLDKBS MEETING.

The animal meeting of the stockholders the Ttorre Haass A flaotheaster* Sallroad Compiay will be held al the offlce of the Ooasoanv at the Terre Bsnta House, ic Terre H«ute, Vigo County, Iadians, at o'oleek r. x.t Jaae 7th, lflBu, for the election of Directors for the ensuing year, and foe null other basin ess as may properly come before It. B. V. MABHHAI,L,

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