Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 December 1883 — Page 5

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

BOSK.

CRAW POtVD—To Mr. and Mrs. Jame* P. -Crawford, vof 4*4 north Center street,

Monday. Deo 3rd, 1883, a daughter.

ABH BTS—TO Prof, and Mrs Carhart, of sooth sixth street, on Sunday, Dec. 2nd, .1883, twins.

^Auction Sale.

1 will oa the 6th day of December at tbe residence ot tb« la£« Thomas J. Cooper deceased, Otter Creek township, Vigo county, Iudiana, between the hours of 9 A m.

and 4 P. M., sell at public auction the persona] property of the late decelent on the following terms: All amounts less than

SOS cash. For ao^Qunts above, a credit of seven months wlft 'be given on purchaser giving s,,ota

with

good

security, without in

terest from date until maturity, provided (•hat noieTis paid at maturity, *nd ou failure of party to pay no ten at maturity then note shall b-jur per ee.it interest from date and will eonUuue tfeesale from day to day If necessary, SARAH COOP*R.

$ Commissioner's Sale.

Notice-is hereby given that the undersi peed roTnmissloner of the Superior Court of VigaOounty, will, on the 5 th day of January, A. I). 1884, at his Offloe, No. 22) Ohio street in the city of Terre Haute and State of Indian*, offer at public sale, the following described real estate situated in said county *nd s'ate to-wit: The southwes quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-six (26), township twelve (12] north of range, eight [81 west, and if the same does not sell at that time, said land will bit offered private sale.

The above described land belongs

the

heir* of undget Thompson, deceased, is loeatcd in lie south west part of t,o»t Creek township, is highly improved, good dwelling, out house, a bara thereon, goad ricb land, good title guaranteed..

Term* of sale* Cash. By order Superior Court of V'go County. JOSEPH H, BLAKE,

Commissioner. mr

Notice to Non-Residents^

No. 13,8'iS. 8tateof Indiana, County ofJVlgo. in Vigo

Circuit court. May term,

18K3, John Strole, Oav £. Yaonouten, andBoary Smith, vs Man In Strickler, Seggi .Strickler, his wife, Julia Ann

Prooit and Feicby Probst, her nuHband, Catharine Kibier an Hiram Ktbler, her husbaml, Hiram Strickler, aud Elizabeth Slrlckier, his wife Abram Btrlckler, Harrison sti-Uikler, Strickler, his wite, whost- given name la unknown to the plaint ifr*. Nancy Lucas and Wm. LUCHS her husband, Frances Strole and Alfred Strole, her husband, Kmellne Kite, and Hyrom mm* Kite, her husband, Nannie -laspf!', Mid Mann Jasper, her husband

Mar in Stalls and Folts, his wife whose ytven name is unknown to the plaint Davht Foltz and Angelina Folia, -*.h's wite.and other heirs of Nancy Foils, deceased, whose names are unknown to th. plnlntiffls, Isaao Kiier and

Riser, his wife, whose given name is unknown fc the plaintiffs, Nancy Kite and Oliver Kite, her husband, and others, heirs of Pggy Kizer, whose names are unknown to tbe plaintiffs, Je*fce Roper or Kaper, or if he be 3ewi his unknown heirs, and other unknown heirs of Martin Ktrlckier, deceased. Be it known, that on the 2nd day of June. 1888, it was ordered by the court that the clerk notify by publication said defendants as nou-i-bsldent defendants of the pendency of th»s not ion again it them.

Said iicf«ndants are therefore hereby notified oi the pendency of said action against them ar. el that the same Will stand lor trial atthoNovember term of said court In the yenr 1883.

MKBKII.I* N. SMITH,Clerk.

A. M. T?'.sek, Plaintiff's Attorney.

WANTED COLUMN.

WASTED

WAATBD—OIRL—A

good girl to do

general housework. Apply at 210K Main street.

UTANTED—$2,600—Of private funds on a good fnrm near city. RIDDIJK, HAMILTON

Co.

WAWTFB-WATCH— A good seoondhand ludy's gold watch or watch and chain. City Employment office.

WAiNTiD-WORK—For

a lulddle-ajred

wcir.au in a family. Apply to So

ciety for Organizing Chanty at Button's Book Htora. \jk[ANT1&O—Parties wishing to go to Kan•

HAD or Nebraska to cail on Kludle, Hamilton A

Co., for special information to

tfcelr advantage*

Wf ANTBD—PBttSONS— Who are conTV teuuuatlng going to Europ. or who wish to bring their fricnus here, to call at the GAZKTTK omoe and get rates by the Allan Hu« of steamships. \ir AM1 I»-MOS«Y to L.OAN-We vv htm' a number of goo# applications for horns fund*. We will pl*ce on first class security without expense to the lender.

RIDDIII, HAMILTON

CO.

WAMTF.D.WORK FOR EVRUYBODY— Man, women, ys and girls ean have work at their owa homes in anew badness, whole Utno or spare moment where no peddlhag ia reqnired from $1 to liu a day can bo made 1 doaen samples of goods and full Instruct ions that will do to coinnieuoe work oo aunt tree send 10 cents, silver or stamp f! postage and advertising. Address "Manufacturer, Box 1U5 West Acton. Mass

*QR BALI.

SALB-'Ufr LOTS—Same of th^ moil eligible cnimproved resilience property In the city on south Fourth street. For pariiottUini, term, etc., oaU on or address Wtu. 1. uail, Uaaetfce office.

LOST.

LOST—CHa*heavy

RM—About a week ago. one

link of gold chain and a charm consisting of a square and compass. Finder will p)o?se return to M.'Katsen bach, 619 Main street and recetve-rcward.

TO LOAH-

To$1,UU

l/OAN—MONEY—To loan in una of or more on first mortgages on city or farm property at lowest rate of Interest. Pugb rugh, Sat Ohio ttreet.

XONKY TO LOAH.

TOlong

LOAN-MONRY-At lowest rates, on rtm*. Ctood collateral required. Addresaor oalloa Ed *ard Barton, 684 Main.

APPLICATION FOB LiCENBB. Notice is hereby gTvea that I will apply to the Board el Commlasivners of Vigo ounnty at their Doe. term for a iicenae to sell in. toxioatiug li|nors In a leas quantity than a ouart ata Ume, with the nrivUegeof allow* ing tb««f me to ba drank oa the premises, tor a period of oaeyear. My place of busineas and the premises whereon aaid liquors are to be sold and drank is located .oa northwest obrner of the southeast quarter of section .11 township M, cange I, west la Otter Crerk. township, Vigo ooant*, lad.

MICHABLQUINLAIT.

LE6AL

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to me Hoard of CommUsioners of Vigo

at their D3C. term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a qnart atatime with t*e privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premise* whereon said liquors aire

to be sold and drank are located at No. 15 Main street, south aide in Third Ward, in Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo County, Indiana.

JAMM LTTNUY.

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE. Aotice is hereby given that will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vino Co, at their Deceater term for a license to aell Intoxicating liquors la less quantity than a quart at ume, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for a period of one year. My place of busineas and the premises whereon satd UJUOIS are to be sold and drank at 1014 Poplar street on north side in Sixth ward in Terre Haute, Hairison township, Vigo Co., Ind.

WM. J. RxtsMAir.

A APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice 18hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., md., at their December letrn, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with tbe nrivUege of allowing the same to be drank on •ur premises for a period of one year. Our place of business and the premises whereon said liqnorsare to be sold and drank, are located on part of lot No. 100 of the orlgrnal survey of in and out lots of Terre Haute. Commencing IS feet south ot, the north west corner of «Ud lot thenee south 15 feet thence east 88 feet thence north 15 feet and thence west to beginning, on Th:rd street between Ohio aud Walnut.

COBEST HLODOK.

No. 18,582. The State of Indiana, Vigo County, in the Vijro Circuit Coart, Annie Mc* Outre, vs George F. McGuir., in divorce.

Be it known that on the 9tb day of November, 1883 said plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, showing that satd George F. McGuirc is a non-resident of the State of Indiana:

Said non resident defendant Is hereby notified of tbe pendency of naid action against h:m, and that th* same will taud for trial January 7th. 1884, being at 'he November, term of said court in tbe yea'' 188R.

Attest: MEBRILL N. SMITH,Cle rk.

APPLICATION FOR LICEN8!i. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Ind., at their December term for a licenne to Bell intoxicating ltqnors in a lew quantity than a quart at a time, with tbe privilege of allowing the same to be drank on our premises for a period of one year. My place of badnen and the premises where on said liauors are to be sola and drank Is located on the east side of :he north*est corner of the northeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter, motion 21, town 11, range 8 forty-hundreds of an acre in Riley township, Vigo County, Indiana.

W. J. ALLKN.

No. 18,524. The s'ate of Indiana, Vigo oounty. In tbe Vigo circuit court, James P. Crabb vs. Sarah Crabb, In divorce.

Be it known that on the 29th day of October, 1888, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in due form, showing that said Sarah Crabb is a non-resident of the state of Indiana Said non-resident ia hereby notified of the pendency ot said action against her, and that tbe same will stand for trial December 21st, 1883, being at the November term of said court in the year 1888.

Attest: MKBRILL N. SMITH. Clerk. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Bo sird of Commissioners of Vigo conbt y,at their next term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the priveJege of allowing too same to be drank on my premises. for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is located at No. 900, northeast cornet Ninth and Main streets, in the 'First ward, -ity of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county Indiana.

MOSES EDWARDS.

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE. Notice is hereby given tnat I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Indiana, at their December term tor a license to sell Intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located on the north part of inlot Win the Opera House block, east side of Fourth street, between Main and Cherry streets First ward, oily of Terre Hante, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana.

PHILLIP MAT.

APPLICATION FOR XJICENSE. ^Notice is hereby given that 1 will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., at their next term, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for a period of one year. Jtfy place of business and the premibes whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located lot No. 9, Baylcss' addition to the town of Maxville, Vigo county, Indiana.

DANIEL W. BATLESS.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution on transcript issued from tbe Vig Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of George W. Cur too and against Isaac Jackson, tieonte Waller and John Lewi*, bail, I have levied upon the following describe real estate tlluated In Vigo county, Indiana, towit:

Lot number one hundred and seventynine 1179], in Curtis Gilbert's seoond [2) subdivision ot part of the sou'beast quarter [%)of section twenty-two (221 township twelve [12] north, range nine [9j west, in said county and state and on SATURDAY, the 15th DAT of DECKM-

BIB, 18 S3,

Between the hours of ten (10) o'clock A. x. and four o'clock x*. M.,_of said «ay, at the Court house door, in Terre Hanle, I will offer tbe rents and proflta of the above desori ed real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, fcr a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and oosts, 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 22d day of November, 188S. JOHN "LEARY, Sheriff. A. J. KKLLICY, Attorney.

Printer's fee 97. gHERirrS SALE.

By virtaeofa vend! ionl exponas execution issue fiomthe Vigo Superior Court, to me Directed and dellvere in favor or Gerhard Kshman aad Samuel T. lteese and against ry A. Raridon am ordered to sell the follow ng described rail estate situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to it:

Commencing on »he north side of Wabash (now Main street, two hundred (200) feet east of tbe southwest corner ut out-lot No. f. rty-even (47) theaee east twenty-five (25) feet, thence north one-hundred and forty (140) feet to an alley, thence west twentyfive (25) feet, theno* south to the place of be ginning in Terre Haute, in said oounty and state, aud on SATURDAY,the 8th DAT of DECEMBER, 1883. between the houra ot 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court House uoor in Terrs Haale, 1 will offer the rente and profits of the above described real tate, together with all privilegse aad appnrtsnanees tu the same belonging, for a term not exceedin seven years, to the highest ladder for cash, and npoa faiiare to realise a sasa su (Solent to aaUafJr said execution and costs, I will then aad than offer the fee simple, ia ind to said real estate, to the higbeet bidder Ihr cash to satisfy the same.

This 15th day of Nov,, W8S JOHN OUAIT, Sheriff W. E. Hsadrleh, Atty. Printer*fee|7, -i...

LEGAL.

gHERRIFF'S SALE.

Co.,

By virtue of an execution issued from the Vigo Superior Court, to me directed and deliveied, in favor of Richard fiunnigan and against William F. Walmsley aad William B. Carithers, I have levied on the following described real estate situated in Vigo County. tpdiana, to-wit:

The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter (x) of section eighteen (18), township thirteen [t3j north, range seven (7] west, and on SATUBDAT, the 1st Day of DECEMBER, ,1888. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said dav, at tbe Court Hotue door In Terre Hante, I will offer tbe rents and profits of the above described real eataie, together with all privilege* aad appurteannces to the same belonging, for a torn net exceeding sevea years, to the highest bid ier for oash, and upon failure to realise a Must sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs. I will then aad there offer the fee aimple, in and to aaid real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy tbe same.

This nh-day of November, 188S. JOHN CLBABY, Sheriff. Printei's feef«.

GHEBIFF'S SALE.

By vlrtne of an order of sale issued from the Vigo Superior court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of John J. Brake and against John W. Foster I am ordered to sell the following described real estate bituated In Vigo county,. Indiana, to-wit:

Thirty-two IMJ aerea of land off the north end of sixty [601 acies off the eaat side of the southwest quarter LiiJ ot section five f61 township twelve [121 north, range eight [8] west, in Vigo county, Indiana an on SATUBDAT, THE 22ND DAY OF DE

CEMBER, 1883.

between tbe hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. M. of Said da?, at the Court House ooor in Tirre Haute, I will offer tbe rents and profits of the above descrioed 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 realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of Bale and costs, I will then and there offer tbe fee simple in and to said real estate to ihe highest bidder for cash to satisfy tbe same.

This 29th day of November, 1888. JOHN DLEART, Sheriff. Rnff and Pleroe, Attorneys Pri *«e, $6j00-

j^HERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue of an order of sate issued from the Vigo Superior Court to me directed and delivered in favor of Matilda Phillip* and against Mary E- Surrell, Carrie Clark, Charles B.Clark, Gertrude surrell, Matilda durrell, William Surrell, Charles Surrell and Mary Surrell I am ordered to sell the following described real estate situated in Vigo County Indiana, to-wit:

Lot number two hundred and thirty-eight (288) of the original Rifvey{of t*»e inlots of the town of Terre Haute, In said* county and state and on SATURDAY, the 8th DAT of DECEMBER 1883. etween tbe nours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 'slock p. M. of said day, at the court house door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents ana 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 tho highest bidderfor cash, and upon failute to realize a sum sufficient te satisfy said Ordtr of sale and costs, I will then and thera offer the fee simple, in snd te said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 15th day of Nov#mber, 1883. JOHN CLRAKY, Sheriff, W. E, Hendrich, Atty. Printer's fee $0.

JJBERIFF'SSALE.

By virtue of an order of sale issued from tbe Vigo Cirouii. Court, to me directed and delivered, in faror of willlain Schmidt and against Samuel R. Sargent and Mary E. Sargent., I am ordered to sell the following desolbed lesl estate situated la Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot number seventeen [17] in Gookin's subdivision of a part of the east half [HI of the southeast quarter of rectiou twenty-eight [28] township 'twelve [121 north range nine [9] west in said county and st.ite, and on SATURDAT, the 15th DAY of DECEMBER 18834 Between the hours of ten [10] o'elook A. M. and four [4] o'clock p. M.. of said day, at the Court House door In Terre Haute, twill offer the rents and pr^Oi- of the above described real estate, together with all privtleges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cadi, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costf, I will then aud there offfer the fee simple, in and to the said real estate to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 22d day of November,1888. JOHN CLEASY Sheriff. Davis A Davis, Attys. Printer's fee, $6.

APPLICATION

FOB

3 TERRE HACJTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

LICENSE.

Notloe is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Indiana, at their Dec.' term, for a License to sell lutoxica ing liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for oae year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liqnorsare to be sold and drank are located at 602 north Seventh street, in the Fir&t ward, city of Terre Haute, in Harrison township, Vljo county, Indiana.

E TIMOTHY F. KELLY.

No 18,633. Tbe state of Indiana, Vigo oounty. In tbe Vigo Circuit Court. Josephine Carlson vs. Alfred Carlson, petition to mortgage property.

Bet known that on the ?2th day of November 1888, said plaintiff fil«*' affidavit in due form, showing that said Alzied Carlson is a non-resident of the state of Indiana.. 8aid non-resident defendant is hereby notified of tne pendency of said action against him, and that tbe sama will stand for trial Jnhuary I0tb,l 884, being at the November term cf said cci rt «n the year 1843.

At .est* zW VKBTI r. N. SMITH, Clerk

THE MARKETS.

,. NEW YORK. ASSOCIATED Paass •TBLBOBAM.

NEW YOKE. December 5

FLOljit—tlecelpts, 27,000 bushels sales, 13,000 dull and heavy and in some cases a shade lower.

WHKt T—Receipts, 38,000 buahels &@)£c lower heavy and irregular: fair business mainly in options No. 1 white, nominal sal2824,00(i bushels No. 2 red, December, |l loyj 1,296, March,

CORN—Receipts, 3.800 busnels unsettled and a shade higher trade moderate future, 63)^86\c: sales, 896,000 bushels.

OAra—Receipts, 58,00u bushels shade easier western, 88@l4c sales, 260,000 bushels.

BEEF—Firm, moderate damand new extra. 912 50. POH&—Quiet and firm spot new mess, 114 60® 14 5I'.

LARD—Opened weaken afterwards stronger: steam rendered,98 75. BirrlUR—Firm and fairly active in tne grades western, MI£S8e Elgin creamery, 35

CHEESE—8teady at 2£lXe. SUGAR—Dull md w«ikMOLA88ES—Steady aad quiet. PETROLKUm—Qai*t ana unchanged. RICE—Firm and fair demand. COFFEE—Dull aad weak FREIGHTS—Steady. TURPENTINE—Firm at 85

It.

CHICAGO.

AMOCIA*BB£PUM TBLMKAM. CHicAao, D«e»ter s.

W*EAT—Opened lower recovered

toward the close: 96sfe December r6V- Januaiy {104.^@104 ft May. CORN—Higher 67c December and January 59 May

OATH—IrregularJ SIMc December, I-lXc January 36Je May RYB-5BJ4C.

BARLEY--64XO. FLAX SEED—91^ PORK—Higher 9is uO December and year 13 89 January 913 9t)i

February 914 45

May. LARD—Higher 98 50 December 18 60 January 99 ®7J$ May.

BALTIMORE.

ASSOCIATES Panes TKLXOKAM BALTIMOBK, Decembers. uiet Howard-street 16098 50 extra, 98 70

FLOUB—Steftiy and and western superfine, #4 75 family, 9545 75.

WHEAT—Western, lower and doll No. 2, winter red, spot, ft try asked December,

ss&i vrss "i-

COHN—Westers, Inactive and higher mixed December, GOJfp hid January, 61V^9 61\c February, 62$a${e.

OATS—Dull western white, 40A446 mix* ed, 3i8@39c Pennsylvania,. 88#44e. BYE—Quiet at flMSBe.

HAY—Steady with fairly active demand:

SMid,

rime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary$13#16 PROVISIONS—Quiet with easier feeling messlpoik, 914 5U bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides,packed, 96 S6A8.00 bacon shoulders. 97 00 dear rib udes, 99 Mh bams, 914 50®l3 00.

LARD—Refined, 9}4o. BUTTER—F rm western packed, 10$23c creamery, %@85c.

EGGS—Steady^ PETROLEUM—Nominal dull refined, 8X®8«c.

COFFEE—Dull rio cargoes, ordinary fair, lix®l2*c.

TOLEDO.

ASSOCIATED PRESS TELBOEAM TOLBOO, December 5.

WHEAT—Dull No. 2 red, cash, 9102V@ 1 04 December, 9102tt January, 9105% FeDruary, *10^ May, 91 11 No. 3

red,

9V®

94o: rejected, 69c* CORN—Dull high mixed, 57c cash or Decemoer, 65Hc January, 56jf« May, fi9)^c rejected, 58c nograde, 4lc.

OA'ilS—Nominal No. cash, 81x@3l9ic December, 81%c asked January, 32^c May. 86c bid.

CLOVER SEED-Dull and steady prime, cash, December, or January,95fi5c bid 95 70 asked No. 2,15 40 bid.

CINCINNATI.

ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM. CMOTKNATT, December 5.

FLOUR—Steady family, 94 400490 fancy, 95 000550 W HEAT—Dull at 9104.

CORN—Strong and higher No. 3 mixed, 55c new ear, 89043c OATS—Firm at f88A84c.

RYE—Easier at 60669)fe. BARNEY—Stronger extra No. 3 spring, 67».

PROVISIONS—Firmer and not higher pork, quiet at 914 0() lard .dull at 98 25 bulx meats, quiet at 95 50)96 75 bacon, firm at 96 50£8 25A8 75.

WHISKaT—Steady at 91 13.

ladianapolls Live Stock MarketSTOCK YARDS, Dec. 5. CATTLE—Receipts, 500 bead shipments, 459 head. Qaality only fair. Market active with prices some higher. Good sfook in strong demand. Exoort steers, 1,400 to 1,700 lbs.. ^'"fS 50®C 00* Good to cnoloel,200 to 1.400 lbs. 4 60«§5 25 Fair to medium, 1,0001» 1,150lbs 8 75@4 40 Stockers and feeders, 600 to 800 lbs 3 25($4 25 Good to choice cows and heifers. 3 75a4*26 lilrfo medium m°-« and heifers.. on®)! fiO common cows and heifers 2 0002 75 Veal caives, common to good 4 00@6 00 Bulls, common to good 2 7G®3 25 Milch JWS and springers 25 0l@60 00

HOGS—Receipts, 1,300 head shipments, 2,900 head. Quality fair market opened quiet, with strong indications for lower prices. After a short time trade ruled fairly active'at about 10c decline from yesterday's closing prices. Packers and shippers well represented on the market. Business was brisk until all were sold. Closing steady.

Select heavy 95 Heavy pxckfng 6 Light and mixed packing Light shipping

SHEEP—Receipts, head.

1,500: shipments, 1,300

Prime,-120 lbs 194 00@4 10 J"™58'

Good to choice, 100 to 116 lbs 3 40@8

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1883.

Salmon Grove Ripples-

Salmon Grove is very quiet at present, on tbe account of farmers being very busy gathering corn. Thanksgiving day passed off very quietly here many of our Rosedale friends took Thanksgiving in Terre Haute. Married. Mr. lorge W. Ayers, operator and freight agent of Atherton, to Miss Mollie Blue.

Miss Mandy Salmon, pupil or tbe Normal "School is up visiting her parents and friends over Thanksgiving.——John Connerly's team ran away Saturday in Rosedale no serious damage done liev. Levi D. Laney was attending court all last week, being suuitconed on tbe jury.—^-Joseph Cox has moved hack from Terre Haute on his farm. All isn't gold that glitters. Joseph: stick to the farm boys. The singing was a failure last Tuesday night at tbe Adams School House, Cottrell went to Terre Haute and Tailed to get back in time. Alexander Ross was in T)rre IT ante last week and signed for tne GAZSTTK. Meeting closed last Sunday at Pleasant Grove, with three additions 10 the church the oest of order prevailed during tbe meeting. The largest attendance at Pleaant Grove Sunday night at singing, that has ever been there tbe.class pronounced their new books a success. -Some boys kept very bad order and if they do so any more their names shall appear in the next issue of tbe GAZXTTK and read in public. Among tbe visitors from Atheiton, were Mr. Marshal Cioyd, Mr. George Johnson and Mr. Tine Cloyd. Among the visitors from Kevins T. P. were Mr. Wm. Engle and Mr. James Lambert.——Brothers Holt and Smith will begin a big meeting at Mount Zion next Saturday night.—Joseph Salmon was iu Terre Haute Tuesday A certain young man said the other night that if there was anything in the paper on him he would kiek Jumbo out of the bouse Jumbo will set Will Fugate on him. Tine Cloyd has to eat pumpkins now when he goes to Southerns instead of watermelons.

CONGRESS,

The 8e&2te and the House Meet To*

GsrliaU it Sieeted Speaker aad Takiaf ftto Chair Mtrera ••Addmt,

After Organising, loth jmtrned Until WhiehTteetito

Will ba Read

Seaate

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—Tbe Saute wee called to order by the President pro tern, Edmunds, and prayer was offered.

The President laid before the credentials of tbe re-election of Beck, to succeed himself of Palmer, to succeed Ferry, and of Pike, to succeed Rollins.

The oath was administered to Beck, Bowen, Cullom, Dolph and Ferry, whose credentials were submitted last session.

Tbe customary resomtions notifying the House and the President that the Senate was ready for business was agreed to and a recesB of an hour taken. On reassembling the recess was extended to 3 p. M.

The Senate has adjourned and the message will not go in to-day. ,f

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At 12 o'clock, Clerk McPheRon rapped the House to order, and proceeded to call the roll of Representatives.

When the state of Mississippi had been reached, the clerk said he wished to make a statement as to his failure to pot upon the roll the name of any Representativeelect from the Second district. His reason -was that no paper which could be considered a certificate of election in the sense of the law had been presented to him. Chalmers had filed four exhibits in support of his claim, but neither individually, nor collectively did the exhibits afford the clerk sufficient authority tor the enrollment of Chalmers. If the Governor ot Mississippi issued election to anyone, it has not been presented to the clerk.

In regard to the First district ot North Carolina, the clerk had not received the certificate of the successor of Poole, deceased.

The roll call disclosed 816 member*. The nomination of Speaker being in order, Oeddes said: "I nominate for Speaker of this House for the Fortyeighth Congress, Carlisle of Ketucky a man acknowledged pre-eminently qualified for the place."

Cannon presented the name of Keifor, of Ohio, aBd Lyman the name ot Robinson, of Mass.

Morrison, Tucker Reed and Calkins were appointed teHers. The clerk proceeded to call the roll and tbe result wa as follows: Carlisle, 191 Keifer, 119 Robinson, 2 (James & Lyman) J. L. Wise, Vs., 1 York and Wadswoxth, N. J., 1 Ochiltree and Lacy, Mich., 1: White. (Ky.X 1.

The clerk declared Carliale elected. Kandall and Keifer escorted the gentleman to the chair. His entrance into the chamber was a signal Tor loud applause. The oath of office was administered. Upon taking the chair Carlisle aaid:

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tion upon which any citizen might properly congratulate hincself ana I assure you, your kindness is fully appreciated. At the same time 1 reali7^ the fact that tbe position which you have assigned me is one of very great labor and responsibility, and while profoundly gateful for this manifestation of jour confidence, I shall enter upon tbe dtscharge of its duties with a serious distrust of my capacity to meet in an acceptable way the requirements ot the

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your service all the zeal and ability of which 1 am possessed. Gentleman, tbe maintainance of order on the floor is essential, absolutely essential to an intelligent and systematic transaction ot public business, and I earnestly invoke your assistance in the enforcement ot the rules adopted for the

of our proceedings. The

ge addition to the membership of the House resulting from the late apportionment of representatives, makes this duty tvtn more difficult than before,and without your cardial co-operation and support I cannot reasonably hope to even discharge the ordinary daily duties of this office. That you will cheerfully co-operate with me in very proper effort to preserve order and facilitate the business of legislation, I have 20 doubt, but, gentlemen, 1 shall ask something more than mere cooperation in the discharge of my duty.

Assuring you of my earnest desire at all times to be just and impartial, still I cannot expect to avaid mistakes and shall be compelled, therefore, freqdlntly, no doubt, to rely on the friendly forbearance of gentlemen on both sides of the House. 1 am sure, gentlemen, all matters ot legislation piesented to this Congress will receive from you such careful consideration as the magnitude and character of tbe interest* involved require and your action upon them will be wise, conservative and patriotic. SuJden aad radical changes of law snd regulations effecting the commercial and industrial interests of the people ought never to be made unless imperatively demanded by some public emergencyand, in my opinion, under existing circumstances such changes would not be favorably received by any considerable number of those who have given seri) ous attention to the subject. (applauseMany »©forms will undoubtedly be necea sary and it will be your duty after easeful examination of the whole aubjct ia all its bearings to decide how far they

should extend and when aad in what manner they should be msde. (applause) If there be any who fear that your action on this, or on any other subject, wilL aotnally.be injurious to any interest or afen afford a reasonable cause of alarm, lam quite sun they will be apsitaMr disappointed- (Applause). What the'" country has a right to expect is strict economy of the Mministratkm in every department of the govarnmea*, ju4 ana equal taxation Dor pub. lie purposes, the faithfal observance of the limitations ot ths oonstitntkNi and a scrupulous regard for the rights and interests of the great body of the people. in order that they may be protected, lor congress has the power to protect them against eocroachsMots from ovary direction. Whatever can be done under the circumstances surrounding as, to meet this expectation, ought be done ia good judgement but, gentlemen, without detaining you. further, I am ready to take the oath ot office prescribed hy the constitution and laws and proceed to complete the organization ot the BOOM" (applause.)

The iron clad oath was administered by Kelly, .the oldest member in continuous service, and Speaker Carlisle called the House to order, the statee were called and representatives came forward aad. qualified.

After perfecting its organisation the Hotise then adjourned.

Trem Wednesday Dally. Saaata.

Bills were introduoed hy Beok to remove all disabilities Imposed by thefourteenth amendment to the constitution also authorising Amerioan oitixene to purchase foreign built ships to engage ha tbe foreign carrying trade aleo authorising tbe payment of custom dutiee in legal tenders.

By Kdmunds a bill abolishing the iron olad oath also oivil rights bill. By Blair a bill to eatablish a bureau ot statistics and labor also fixing eighth hours ss a day's labor.

By Logan to appropriate'fifty million: dollars for the education or ail the ehil* dren in the United States also pensioning prisoners of war confined la confederate prisons.

By Hoar to provide for the performance of the duties of tbe office of preeident a vioe—president in care of the death, vice matron or inability or both aleo fixing a day for the meeting of the electors and retaliating the counting of votee for president and vice-president also for a uniform bankrupt law.

Vest Introduoed a resolution calling oa the secretary of tho Interior for documents connected with the Yellowstone National Park.

The President's message being received and read tbe Senate adjourned*' TO-SAT,

WASHisoTbs, Dec. 4.—Hoar preeented* a joint resolution of the legislature ot Massachusetts, opposing convict labor on the public works of the United States.

Blair presented a joint resolution of the legislature of New Htmpshirs opposing further land granta to railroads aad any .renewal of forfeited land grants.

Butler introduced a bill to repeal the internal revenue laws now in force aadf abolish the revenue bureau.

Other bills were introduced as follows: By Cullom to re-organize the legisla five power of Utah.

By Walker indemnifying Arkansas for swamps and for overflowed lands sold by the United States since 1867 also to authorize the erection of a federal build* ing at Ft. Smith also to donate apart of the abandoned military reservation at Ft. Smith for the benefit of the public: schools at that place also for the adjust-' ment of the claims of. Arkansas against the United States.

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A resolution providing for the appoint-* ment of a committee or fifteen to which ehodld be referred all propositions for the Improvement of rivers and harbors, was referred to tbe committee oa rulee.

A committee on mileage was appelated. Mr. Tucker offered a resolution referring to the committee on electione, when appointed, the certificates and ail papers relating to the election of a repreaenta* tive from the First district of Virginia, with instructions to report as early aa practicable, which rival claimants Mayo and Garrison) to the seat has a prima facie right, reserving, to tbe other party the privilege of contesting the ease ontbe merits. After debate participated in by Calkins, Keifer, Wise and Springer on suggestion of Kandall the matter went over until to-day and after tbe readingof^ tbe President's message the House adourbed.

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December 5.—Randall

objected to the passage of a resolution lor the immediate appropriation of $80. 000 for printing the records of tbe United

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the committee of the whole. He said all dificiencies should have a thorough investigation not only by the House out by the appropriate commsttee. He had a horror of deficiencies.

The Virginia contested election case, of Harrison vs Mayo, was referred to the committee of elections when appointed with instructions to report the legalitiestion* involved 'herein.

It was ordered that when the Houses adjourned to-morrow it should BMet. Monday.

Jones submitted the customary retolutions announcing the death of Thos. H. Herndon, of Alabama, and out of respect" to bis memory it was declared that when tbe House sdjourned it should be with the understanding that no business be*, transacted to-morrow.

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Tws Yaaeg MM Nava a Pfohad Battle aa Fifth Slrsat Last Night Timothy O'Brien, a section hsnd ot the west .end of the I. ft St. L., this morning filed an affidavit agaiast Michael Shay, Jr., charging him with assault and battery. Mr. O'Biien said as he was walking home on Fifth street, near the railroads, )a*t night, he was assaulted by Shay, who jumped from behind a treebox and hit him with a bilky oa tho back part of the head and ran. Theoaee against Shay was continued until 10 o'clock to-morrow moraiog. Shay filed aeonatercomplaint sgsiastO'Brien for* assault and battery. Shay says O'Briea struck him on (the face With a brick. The quarrel between the two men, both ot whom are young and of fine physique, ia ssid to have originated over a girl whom they both have beoi going With.

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