Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 July 1880 — Page 2

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MATRIMONIAL JEIZES.

A Complete List of the Marriageable Peers of Great ritain.

i, Mr. C. L. Annderson, now editor of the Saturday Evening lienor# a bright weekly paper published at Dayton Ohio, has recently compiled the following, which the GAZKTTE copies."!

For the benefit of ambitious mammas with manageable daughters, and for the benefit of ladies disposed to take carc of themselves in such matters, wchavecom-

iled a of the notable lords of Great who have not yet chosen brides. This list does not include baronets, but is confined to peers of the realm. The lady who was formerly Miss Minnie King of Georgia, has' made two malrimonial alliances

with

noble houses of England, and

she is still a young woman. Several years ago Miss King was married to the lion. Mr. Wodehouse,a brother of the Earl of Iviinberly. Mr. Wodehouse was so accommodating as to die young and make way for the noble Marquis of Anglesey to whom Mrs. Wodehouse was married only the* other day. Most of our American girls, however, may consider themselves lucky if they succeed in catching one of these rare birds. Without furthur preface wc will proceed to introduce their lordships:

Bertram Ashburnliam, fifth |earl of Afihburnham. age 40. Deputy j\ for Brecon. Country seat, conshire. Town residence,! street, West. Landed estate, 25 four cities. Incomr, $1JU,7H! iv in on Titlq created in 1730. A good catch.

J. II. G. M. Somerville, second Baron Atlilumney, age 15. Estate, 12,131 acres, two citics. Income, $53,000. Title created in 1803. It will be seen that his lordship is yet of too tender an age to think of matrimony, but you can keep an eye on him.

Edward Ward, fourth Viscount, Bangor, age 52. Irish Peer. Deputy lieutenant and justice of the peace for county Down. Country seat, Straugford. Town residence, No. 2 Bolton Row, West. Estate, 10,592 acres, two cities. Income, $00,000 per annum. Title created in 1781. llenry Stapleton, ninth Baron Beaumont., age 32. Ex-cornet in the guards. Town residence, 51 Brook street, West. Title created in 1309. His lordship is not rich and would doubtless be willing to marry a wealthy American lad v.

Wm. Noel-llill, sixth Baron Berwick, age 78. Ex-colonel of artillery, Deputy lieutenant for Stropshirp. Town residence, 31 Albemarle street, West. Estate, 5,553 acres, one city. Income $52,000 per annum. It is not in the nature of things for Lord Berwick to live many years longer, and the lady who marries him will probably be so fortunate as to find herself a widow before many years with the title of Dowager Lady Berwick.

Colin Blackburn, first. Baron Blackburn, age 67. Lord Blackburn was elevated to the peerage in 1876 for his eminent services as a jurist. He is now a judge of the court of appeals, with a salary of $30,000 per annum. The title dies with him.

Henry St. John, fifth Viscount Bolingbroke., age 60. Deputy lieutenant of Wiltshire. Country seat, Swindon. Town residence, White's (club), ftolingbroke is growing old and is poor. Title dates from 1712.

George Florance Boston, fifth Baron Boston, age 20.. Estate, 13,157 acres, six cities. Income $75,000 per annum. Date of peerage, 1761. This young man is a rare fish.

George Frederick William Byrooi ninth Baron Byron, age 24. A sulj-lieutenant of militia. Country seat, Langford, Essexshire. Town residence, 5 Grafton street, West. Date of peerage, 1643.

James Alexander, fourth earl of Caledon, age 34. Captain of Life guards. County seat, Tyrone. Town residence, No. 5 Carlton House Terrace. Estate 33, 400 acres, two cities. Income $95,000 per annum. Date of peerage 1809.

F. H. W. Gough- Calthorpe, fifth Baron C'althhorpe, age 54. Deputy lieutenant of Warwickshire. Town house 33 Grosvenor square. Date of peerage 1796. Estate 6,273 acres, five cities. Income $615,000 per annum. Lord Calthorpe's acres are immensely productive of revenue. In the matter of fortune there are few better catches than Lord Calthorpe.

His Royal Highness, George William Frederic Charles, Duke of Cambridge, first cousin to Queen Victoria, age 61. Field marshal and commander-in-ojiief of the Britisli army. Residence Gloucester house, West end. Income $95,000 per annum.

John Charles Pratt, fourth Marquis of Camden, age eight. Date of peerage 1812. Estate 17,400 acres, three cities. Income $81,500 per annum. The little marquis will not marry yet a while.

Robert A. P. H. D. Haldane, third Earl of Camderdown, age 89. Ex-Lord of Admiralty home, Dundee town house 89 Charles street, West. Date of peerage, 1831. Estate 13,800 acres. Income $60,000 per annum

Hubert de Burg-Canning, second Marquis and fifteenth Earl of Claricarde, age 48. Town house, 5 Albany, West. Date of peerage 1825. Estate. ,64,500 acrcs. Income $92,000. ***.

Henry George Agar Ellis, fourth Viscount Clifden, age 17. Date of peers 1781. Estate 49,900 acres. Income, $183,000 per annum. Here is another rare fish. A golden fish in fact. He is under the surveillance of a guardian now, but he will be his own master in the course of a few years, and it might be as

well to begin your angling for him now. Valentine Fredrick Lawless, fourth Baron Cloncurry, age.40. Justice of the peace for Ivildare. Country seat, Lyons Cartle, Kildare. Town residence, Carlton Club. Date of peerage, 1789. Estate 11,600 acres. Income $48,000 per annum.

John Henry Reginald Scott, fourth Earl of Clonmell: age 41. Justice of ace for Kildare. Country house, Naas, ildare. Town residence No. 3 St James Place, Southwest. Estate 25,000 acres. Income $84,000 per annum. Date of peerage 1193.

Hungerfora Crewe, third Boron Crewe, \iage 68. Deputy Lieutenant for Wiltshire. Country seat' Nantwich Wiltshire. vTown House 23 Hill St. West Date of peerage 1806. Estate 28,000 acres. Income $267,000. Lord Crewe is by no ... vXaeans a bad catch.

Vs Edward Henry Churchill Crofton third

:'^|Baron

Crofton age 46. Deputy Lieuten

ant for Roscommon. Country seat Mote JPark, Roscommon. Town residence, Carlton Club. Date of peerage 1797.

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A. W. J. B. T. Hill, sixth Marquis of Downshire, age nine years. Country scat Hillsborough Castle. Estate 123,000 acrcs. Incomc $500,000 per annum. Date of peerage 1789. This little chap is worth waiting for.

Douglass M. B. H. Cochrane twelfthEarl of Dundonald, age 28, sub-lieuton ant of the Guards. Town residence 12 Queen's Gate, South-west. This noble gentleman docs not possess a large estate but he can offer the title of Countess in exchange for a fortune.

Edward F. John Pellew, fourth Viss count Exmouth, age 19. Exmouth just about old enough to be romantic, but he is not rich enough to figure in the lis of landed proprietors. The peerage dates from 1816.

Sewallis Edward Shirley, tenth Earl of Ferrers, qged 23. Deputy lieutenant for (Staffordshire and Leicestershire. Country seat, Chartley castle, Lichfield. Town residence, Carlton club. Dafe of peerage 1811. Estate 8,700 acVes, two cities. In come $43,000 per annum.

Alexander William George Duff, sixth Earl of Fife, age 31. Deputy Lieutenant for Banff and Aberdeen. Town residence No. 4 Cavendish square, West. Date of peerage 1759. My lord of Fife manages to pick up a living on a little patch of ground measuring 257,600 acres, from which he derives an income of $390,000 per annum.®Take it all in all there arc few better fish in the sea than the earl of Fife.

Henry Thomas Foley, fifth Baron Foley, age 30. Deputy Lieutenant Surry. Town house 20 Grosvenor square, Southwest. Date of peerage 1776. Estate 7,200acres, two cities. Income $55,000 per annum.

Horace Courtney Forbes, nineteenth Baron Forbes, age 51. Premier Baron of Scotland. Country house, Aberdeenshire. Town house 28 Cavendish square, West, Date of Peerage 1424. Estate 13,700 acres one city. Income $28,000 per annum.

Henry Charles Gage,fifth Viscount Gage, age 36. Country seat, Lewes. Town house No. 4 Whitehall yard. Date of peerage 1720. Estate 13,800, acres, one city. Income $64,000 per annum.

Edric Fredrick Gifford, third Baron Gifford. age 31. A captain in the army Country seat. Ilinton hall, Hereford. Town residence Carlton club. Lord Gifford has a country home and enough to live on moderately, Date of peerage 1824.

John Richard Brinsley Norton, fifth Baron Grantlcy, age 25. Country seat Grantley hall, Ripon. Date of peerage 1782. Estate 9,000 acres, three cities. Incomc $50,000 per annum.

Barnard Edward Delaval, twenty-fifth Barron Hastings, age 25. County seat Norfolkshire. Town house 81 Jermyn street, South-west. Date of peerage 1289. Estate 24,000 arcs, four cities. Income $237,000 per annum. Now if you have a fancy for ancient ancestry, together with great wealth, youth, and perhaps beauty, Lord Hastings is your man,

John Adrian Louis Hope, seventh Earl of Ilopetoun, age 20. Date of peerage, 1703. Estate 42,500 acres, five cities. Income $220,000. The girl who catches the Earl of Hopetoun will be a lucky one.

Lloyd Kenyon, fourth Baron Kneyon, age 16. Peerage 1788. Estate 7,000 acres three cities. Income $58,000. Lord Kenyon is not yet in the market, but he will make his debut as soon as lie gets out of school.

John Henry Trollope, second Baron Keseven, 29. Justice of the peace for Lincolnshire, and a lieutenant of yeoman ry. Country seat, Stamford. Town resiueuce Carlton club. Date of peerage 1868. Estate 6,300 acres, two cities. Income $54,000 per annum.

Robert Birmingham Clements, fourth. Earl Leitrim,' age 24. Justice of the peace for Donegal. Country seat Selbridge. Town house 37 Upper Grosvenor street, West. Date of peerage 1795Estate 96,000 acres, four cities. Income $100,000.

St. George Henry Lowther, fourth Earl of Lonsdale, age 25. Countiy seat Whitehaven. Town house 14 Carlton Terrace,, South-west. Date of peerage 1807. Estate 68,000 acres, three cities. Income $356,000. It is fair to presume that the Countess of Lonsdale will have plenty of pin money. •«,

Charles Edward Abney-IIastingS eleventh earl of Loudoun, ago 25 Country seat Ayers hire Town house 19 Curzon street, West. Date of peerage 1633. Estato 31,500 acrcs, throe cities. Income $203,000.

Charles George Lyttleton, fifth Baron. Lyttleton, age 38. Deputy lieutenant for Worcestershire, Country seat Stourbridge. Townhouse 17 Grosvenor street, West Date of peerage 1776. Estate 6,700 acres, two cities. Income $50,900 per annuum

Jolm Thomas Manners, third Baron Manners, age 28. Sub-lieutenant in the. uards. Residence 76 Germyn street, louth-west. Date of peerage 1807. Lord Manners has a small landed estate, but cannot be counted among the rich peers.

Digby W. Bayard Wflloughby, ninth Baron Middleton, age 36. Country seat Middleton hall, Tamworth. Town residence, Guard's club. Date of peerage 1711. Estate 106,400 acres, ten cities. Income $294,000 per annum. Most of our American girls could manage to live on that

Albert Edmund Parker, third carl of Morley, age 37. Town Residence No. 45 Rutland Gate. The Earl of Morley is a poor man, but be once had the honor to be a lord in waiting at the palce of royalty.

Henry Pelham A. D. Clinton, seventh Duke of Newcastle, age 16. Date of peerage 1756. Estate 34,700 acreS. Income $367,000 per annum. It is altogether probable that English mammas have their eyes on the young Duke of Newcastle, for he is a choice morsel, and if any American hopes to catch him, no time should be lost.

William J. Scott Bentick, fifth Duke o, Portland, age 80 County seat Welbeck Town house 19 Cavendish square. Date of peerage 1716. Estate 161,400 acres. Income $700,000 per annum. Here is a fortune worthy of anybody's consideration, and the old, Duke will" probably not live long.

Edward James Serbert, third Earl of Powis age 62. Town house No. 45 Berkley square. Date of peeerage 1804. Estate 60,500 acres. Income $313,000 per annum.

TJchter John Mark Knox, fifth Earl of Ranfurly, age 24. Country seat Tyrone. Town house Thurloe Square, Southwest. Date gf peerage 1831. Estate 10,100 acres Income $60,000 per annum.

John Thomas Freeman Mitford, first Earl of Redesdale, age 75* Country sea Redesdale. Town house No. 6 Park Place1

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age id. This young nobleman has no landed estate. Charles Cecil John Manners, sixth Duke of Rutland, age 65. lord lieutenant of Leicester. Country seat Bute House. Town house Camden hill, West Date of peerage 1703. Estate 70,000 acres, seven cities. Income $450,000, Ar%e old fish is his grace of Rutland.

William Gordon Cornwallis Eliot, fourth Earl of St. Germans, age 60. Country seat Germans, Cornwall. Town house 13 Grosvenor square. Date of peerage 1815. Estate 11,600 acrcs, three cities. Income $80,000.

Robert Jocelyn, fourth Earl of Roden, age 34. Lord in waiting. Town residence, No. 8 Hertford street, Southwest. Estate 14,100 acres. Income, $52,000 per annum.

George Bridges Dennet Rodney, Seventh Baron Rodney, age 23. Town residence, 19 Mount street, West. Date of peerage, 1782. Estate, I},G00 acres, two cities. Incomc $35,000 per annum.

Derrick Warner W. Westenra, fourth Baron Rossmore, age 27. Sub-Lieutenant of the Guards. Countiy seat, Monaghau. Town residence, 15 \Y rlton Place, Southwest. Date of peerage, 1790. Estate. 15,500 acres, one city. Income, $75,000.

John Edward Levison Jarves, fourth Viscount St. Vincent. Age 30. Country house Godmersham Kent. Town residence Carlton Club. Date of peerage 1801.

William Mansfield, second Baron Sandhurst. Age 25. Lieutenant of Guards, residence No 1 Carlisle Place Southwest.

Dunbar J. Douglass, sixth Earl of Selkirk. Age 71. Keeper of the. Scotch seal. Residence 51 Berkley Square West. Estate, 22,200 acres, two cities. Income $107,000. Date of peerage 1646.

Henry North Holroyd, third Earl of Sheffield, age 48. Country seat Wickfield, Sussex. Town house, 78 Eaton Place, West. Date of peerage 1816. Estate, 5,700 acres, three cities. Income, $23,000.

Thomas de Grey, sixth Baron Walshingham, age 37. Country house, Thetford, Nortolk. Town residence, Eaton House. Date of peerage, 1780. Estate, 16,700 acres, four cities. Income, $73,000.

R. L. Pilkington Bethel, third Baron Wcstbury, age 28. Lieutenant, in army. Residence, 36 Bury street, South-west. Date of peerage, 1861.

Charles Francis Arnold Howard, fifth Earl of Wicklow, age 41. Country seat, Arklow. Town house, 0 Char.es street, West. Date of peerage, 1790. Estate, 286,000 acres, three cities. Income $78,000.

Robert George Windsor Clive, Baron Windsor, age 23. Residence, 53 Grosvenor street, West. This Barony was originally created in 1592, but was. extinct for several generations until 1854, when it was revived. Estate, 31,300 acres, three cities. Income $273,000.

C. H. J. Talbot, twenty-first Earl of Shrewsbry and Talbot, age 20. Date of peerage, 1442. Estate, 34,700 acres. »Five cities. Income, $242,000.

Charles Henry Fitzroy, fourth Baron Southampton, age eleven years. Small landed estate. Date of peerage, 1780.

William Frederick Campbell, second Baron Strathenden and Campbell, age 55. Residence, 17 Bruton street, West. Date of peerage, 1836.

Hugh Henry Rose, first Raron Stratlimairn, age 70. Field Marshal. Country lace, Royston. Town house, 52 Berkley quare, West. Lord Strathmairn was elevated to the peerage in 1800.

Godfrey C. Robinson Morgan, second Baron Tredegar, age 50. Residence, 39 Portman Square, West Date of peerage, 1859. Estate, 38,700 acres. Income, $622,000.

Charles Anderson Pelham, fourth Earl of Yarborough, age 14. Date of peerage, 1794. Estate, 55,370 acres, three cities. Income, $384,000.

It will be observed that some of these noble gentlemen are old fellows, some are in the prime of life, some^are young men, some are youths and some are small boys. Some are very wealthy others are poor. We venture to suggest that the poor ones are the surest game. The rich ones will be suspicious of you. They will think you have designs on their fortunes as well as their noble titles. The poor ones will know you are after a title, but they will not care if you are rich.

In this list only the income from landed estates is given. Their lordships doubtless have other sources of revenue which they have concealed from The Record We have reduced the English pounds sterling to dollars.

The Germans for Hancock. From the New York World, June 28. Yesterday morning the Executive Committee of the German Amercan Independent Association held a meeting at No. 200 Third avenue and adoped the following resolution: Whereas The past history of Garfield "and Arthur the nominees of the Republican National Comitteeof Chicago does not in our judgment offer any guarantees of a pure administration in the event of the success of tlie Republican ticket and,

Where, The unblemish character and indisputable integrity of Hancock and Euglish, the nominees of the Democratic National Committee of Chicago, does not in our judgment offer any guarantee of a pure administration in the event of the success of the Republican ticket and

Whereas. The unblemished character and indisputable integrity of Hancoqk and English, the nominees of the Democratic National Convention at Cincinnati, are guarantees of an honest and efficient ad ministration under their leabership,there fore.

Resolved, That we hail with delight the nominations made by the Democratic National Convention as recognizing the princibles indorsed by us that we form a Central Committee to be known as the German-America Hancock and English Central Campaign Committee that we invite the District to forth with organiz themselves into District campaign clubs that we«invite the co-operation of all if dependent citizen, so that the cause of honest Government may be triumphant next November.

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OTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.

To James P. Oreenough or Whom it Maty Concern: Whereas, it appears by a copy of the City Commissioner's report, as certffled to me by the City Clerk under date of July 12th, 1880. said Commissioner did in the matter of the opening, widening and extending of Linton street, between Fifth and Sixth-and-a-half streets, in the City of Terre Haute, County of Vigo, assess benefits amounting to $60.00 against the following real-estate, owned by James P. Oreenough, to-wti:

Commencing at a point on the north line of out-lot ten (10) of the original town now City of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, 32 feet 6 inches east of tne northwest corner of said out-lot, thence east 141 feet and 2 inches thence north 40 feet and 4 Inches thence west 141 feet and 2 inches, thence south 40 feet and 4 inches to the place of beginning said parcel of land being a part of lot 2 in Naylor's survey.

Now if the amount due as aforesaid upon said assessment is not paid within one month after the date of the last publication, I, said Treasurer, will proceed to make the same by levy and sale of said lot.

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HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution Issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of G. Foster Smith and against Asa Sherburne, I have levied on the following real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

The southwest quarter of the south east quarter of section twenty-two (22) iownship thirteen (13) north, range eigh(8) west, in Vigo county, Indiana, and on SATURDAY, THE 7th DAY OF AUGUST, 1880, between the Hours of 10 o'clock a.

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This 15th day of July, 1880. LOUIS HAY, Sheriff. G. Foster Smith.

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Union depot. Chestnut and Tenth streets for all trains except I. & St. L., C. A T. H. and freights. Time five minutes faster than Terre Haute time. Depot of I. & St, L. corner Tippecanoe and Sixth streets.

Depot of T. H. A S. E. corner First and Main streets. Explanation of references: fSaturday excepted. ""Sunday excepted. {Monday excepted. {Daily.

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Arrive from West: Depar tr or Ka 1 32 a m....No.5 Atlantic Express....l 40 am No. 7 Ind's Mail 7 00 am 12 40pm....No. 3 St. Louis & Ind'AcS 40 pm 2 45 ni....No. 1 Fast Express 3 05 \rrivo from East. Depart for West 1 25 a m....No. 2 Pacific Express 1 32 am 10 10 a in....No. 4 St. L. A Ind's Mail.10 18 am 3 05 m....No. 6 Fast Express 3 10a 7 00 m....No. 8 Indianapolis Mail....

CHICAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS. (Depart for North.) Chicago Express 7 50 am '•Danville Accommodation 3 10 pm Night Express 10 50 pm (Arrive from North.) Night Express 4 20 am Terre Haute Accommodation „11 10 am Day Express 5 20

INDIANAPOLIS 4c ST. LOUIS. (Leave going East.) Accommodation 8 IS am Day Express 3 10 {New York Express No. 5 I 3Sa (Arrive from East.) Day Express 10 82 am Accommodation 6 89 New York Express No. 8 1 38 am (Leave going West.)

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No. 12099. The State otjlndiana, In the Vigo Circuit Court, Jonathon Kelcher vs. Elizabeth Kelcher, in divorce. QBe it known that on the 17th day ot July1880, said Plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form showing that said Elizabeth Kelcher, non-resident of the State Indiana.

Said non-resident defendant is hereby notified of the pendency of said action against her, and that tne same wL. stand for trial at the September term said court in the year 1880.

By virtue of an exeeution Issued fro Vigo Circuit Court, to. mo directed and delivered, in favor of Sarah Foutsand against James A. Burgan and James A. Milligan I have levied on said defendant James A Burgan'a undivided interest in and to e., following described real estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

The east half of tjie southwest quarter of section three (3), and the northwest quarter Oi) of the northeast quarter (M) of section ten (10). all in township twelve (12) north, range nine (9) wot, in vigo County, Indiana, and on SATURDAY THESlst DAY OP JULY, 1880, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 4 clock p. M. of said day, at the court house door in Terre Haute. 1 will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, nmd upon failure to realise a sum sufficient (O satisfy said execution 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 samdj

This 7th day of July, 1880. LOUIS HAY, Sheriflt Wm. E. Hendrlch, Atty Printer's fee, 18.

HERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of a decree ahd order of sale lsBy sued from the Vigo circuit court, to me directed and delivered, In favor of William B. McLean and against Mary O'Connell, I am ordered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Thirty-three (38) feet off the sout side of lot number one hundred and nineteen (119) in Rose's subdivision of forty-four (44) acrcs and two (2^ rods off the east side of the west half of section twenty-two (22) township twelve (12) north, range nine (0) west in the city of Terre Haute, according to the recorded plat thereof in Vigo country, Indiana, and on SATURDAY THE 14th Dil OF AUGUST, 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 offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order

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hale and costs, I will then ana there offer the fee simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 22nd day of July, 1880. LOUIS HAY, Sheriff. Wm. E. McLean, Attorney.

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Call for the Judicial Convention.

The Judicial Convention for tho Fourteenth Judicial Circuit composed of the counties of Vigo and Sullivan will meet at Hartford, Vigo county, Indiana, on Thursday, July 29,1880, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of nominating a candididate for Prosecuting Attorney for said circuit and the transaction of such business as may erly come before said convention. The sof representation in said convention shall be one vote for each 200 votes for Governor Williams in 1876, which will entitle Vigo County to 18 votes in said convention follows: Fayette township. 1 vote Prairie Creek 1 Riley 1 Nevlns Pierson ,....1 Prairieton 1 Honey Creek 1 Otter Creek ...1

for cash, and upon

Lost Creek 1 Sugar Creek 1 Harrison... I Linton 1 1st Ward 1 2d 3d 1 4th 1 5th 1 6th 1

Sullivan county will be entitled to 14 votes as follows: Hamilton township 3 votes 2

Haddon Turman Fairbanks Cass Jefferson Gill Curry Jackson County at large

All votes in said convention shall be taken by a call of the townships and wards. David Crawley,

Chair. Dem. Cent, Com. Sullivan Ob. T. B. Snapp, Chair Dem Cent Com Vigo Co. 8. R. HAMIL'S LETTER. The following letter explains itself. Tothe Chairmen of Sullivan and Vigo county Democratic Central Committees:

GENTLEMEN On the first day of May last, the Democracy of Vigo County instructed its delegates to the Judicial Convention to vote for me for prosecuting Attorney. Vigo County has a major ity of the delegates in the district. The instructions, if followed, would, therefore, settle the question as to who would be tlie nominee of said convention. Believing that the question should not be foreclosed, before the meeting of joint convention, and being desirous that perfect harmony should prevail throughout the circuit, I am willing to go into said convention leaving the delegates to vote for whom they see fit, and releasing so far as is in my power the said Vigo county del egates from any obligation to vote forme by virtue of said instructions.

Very respectfully, SAMUEL R. HAMILL.

gHERlFF'SojALE.

By virtue of a decree and order of sale issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John Reed and against John Mauhart, I am ordered to sell the following described real estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, towit

The west half 0£) of the southeast quarter, and the southeast quarter of the sontn^ west townsf west, 1 SATURDAY, THE 7th DAY OF AUGUST, 1880, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. K., and at 4 o'clock P. x. of said day, at the court house door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurten-

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JL J. KeUj, Attorney.

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 15th day of July, 1880. LOUIS HAY, Sheriff. Allen A Mack, Attorneys.

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