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maoai I'm M srss ss -, ats . Sse ss6,r .s.,
The s SSs.s' my home ,na ny s.a my Saa'-ee
S'hNA- The Dram Il the Reyeii.s."
w,,Sp, I,S Ies~ ilos,s, A.,
Sung BY Mr. Russe a. In. ssat Tesrrlscs Meeting held IN
sS R S%e E hss E., Hall Lo"d'" IN the Poe Of
AROUND Ssn y. board the guests we met the lights above them
rh. i%s s1..., u.n na,n, = ,,,, a., ,,,
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sorrow bumper with the rest and '"''' Away with
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AhG oe ' as enc ~h of mnsns TONGUES this ''O" ra'' be-
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The Tbe sS snaqow W Are are closing
oa aJ lhe breast q the b,iiow
And Tu1l'J ,p ,Is is rug
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As il gaspingy answers
, me sea,moanerssleh Nc
drrAhm M q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w, Whether t,!n It's nober in the mind, suffer
hhs ISL. sIinss and arrows of outrageous fortune
And. by opposing, end them to die iH,o s,..p
The hsaaehe and the thousand IS nd natural at shock.
That flesh Is hear toH'Tis consummation
shakspeare the master of the heart and the great uory ,d
% "'a has be a. was s, Sp% % S on the
h hs Verdi demands s1d then BY %
SIN human s tine only are
opens the gates of the magic world calls mn The midnight
and monsters s %n ar a Tn er sne
exist only in imagination he EFFORTS the conviction Thar they
did actually exist they would conduct themsee as he repre-
sents"
Hamlets soioquy u.s. as has been we'll observed one of
me most beautiful IN The English sngasge No
that which the poet himself has bestowed on Rs dr0s Cleo
patIa"Age wiiler stale is infinite yas.
rnape there is nothng in he whole Circle Of iars,r n
Gent modern, that any way compared with it
other work Of se"ia 'e'o"' nor IKE 10 any
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M iiCS %. t 6y o. acs sar gsHs ESQ
A home on the rolf ing deep
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No, 100 Chatham H.. and u Canal. cor. woosi'
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE rfneA ssd cssbfaed Fills hon fertnxs ~ -
L Is,rcaye Ia i. obtauad ~ hs cuuulff. - Fi'tsf
ssnt ~ tbs lsst ooiuAans '"~ssH $50
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Passengers sailed
Foreign Importa tions.

LiypRrcoL-Packet ship MISUNDERSTANDING Jones. New York
Rev Mr. Nornd Jersey City; Chas Ludngam, Toronto; ia
Norton, Henry Bowan, Moutreal-ioo IN the steerage.
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THOR N'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA
PARA AND SARSAPARII-LA-

DOsSkssEs lew adv atages not enjoyed by any other
deur the Of all sexual diseases and which
with enghtsne public. render assuredy highly popular
aud drtderttum long sought for the medical world. IL
n confinement change Of diet In its approved FORM
t,t PASTE is entirely taseess and unpleasant
ssaton the patient IL has acquired the fame in al
mnsi every Of II has been examined approved
BY the faculty of medicine, and recommended
n, fhs nnst eminent OF the profession.
rrspsrd by J. b. Thonc chemist London, and for sale
Nbotrs,ls and retail, by JAMES TANItANT,
20e tsrrrnw cI street conner of Warren street.
Aln Al rafk Row aud 5le broadway, l63 Broadway, IA
Rfttwsr conner LisCnard surfl, go Broadway Of
Al tilef stest 81 2wIssm
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The RATES OF STERLING NEW YoRK CHECKS AND
OF FAIR COTTON AT NV ORLEANS, FROM TIME TO TIME
AND ALSO AT MOBILE CORRESPONDING
Sterling. NetpY York Sigbf Eair
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General Record.

SHIr VEsPAsIAN ON sHoRE.-The Vespasian, Barstow,
hence for New Orleans ashore O'Clock Sunday
morning. during thick fog 10 miles N. of Barnegat When
pilot boat No 10 left her. she had six of in her hold
BRIG RocHELLE-Capain Adams Of the Herschel, this
po,, irp ana reports that me Rochelle Harding OF
Grand Turk in distress with loss of mates and two sea-
men, aud all hands sick with fever except the captain
CLEARANCEs BosToNThere forty.eght cleannces
at Boston ON Saturday. OF which for foreign
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COTToN pUCk--5oe bolts of American Extra fo' D"ch'
4'o'' anu - 'o' 'Ae" p. X COLLINS & 60,
,ase " 70 South street,
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COAL-Lase Nut Size $780, Stove Si75 and fresh Broken
~ and Egg So of the best Peach Orchard Ash well
by wegher and delivered free
reduction of Is taken from the boats
PETER CLINTON, corner of King
sig 2mr Greenwich streets.
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Two briss, unknown.

Ships Sarah Sheaf Gray Antwerp; Hiberua. Bunting Liv
nS Ma1sW NG9rne Cotton Planter Pratt
sshaeiSn n:; Ai96ItGn Whit New orspns
de Cuba brig Topaz, Napey. ST Johns NE and Others.
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NJ HATS-FALL FAsHIONs utll--Ibe subscriber
- mpro,ss The occasion presented BY the fa change the
ashton of hare invite bis friends. and the public
IN general has EsIsbhments, No 80 Chatham street and
Wooster where h@
.rtrely low pnee lie particularly invites their attention
Their color aHd sh,es ne would Aso call si atfsn
,u,erne No'ezkin Hats, the low prcs ef 81 The shove
nenored Hats and durable and comTse sdvsn
"S'0"'" WIN "'U '"'' W '"'' 81" fssNRi'BASTA.
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AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH
n FOUND OF CURE-Dr. Lund Calderon's Preventive
against Enerea Infection warranted not TO fail il used d;
rsced This valuable ben tested by aud
received unanimous approval of learned body the
ROYAL Acadcmy OF Medicine Paris surely sufficient
the public against another attempt palm upon them
worthless norum The Pariculars Of the experiments made
Nv a committee appointed by the Royal Academy, detailed
IN pamphlet which will I've distributed gratis by the
Il which also each package Of the prepation
rtrusal Of which Will convince the most scepticai.
Principal agency 800 Bowery, Bond Price of
kaye containing twelve powders, 81. so lmsr
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ITO THE LOVERS OE SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
L HowQuas Mixtue-This extremely delicious and unpa-
rallied Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe just
imported for sale the Csnton Tea Compsny Gene
raj Tea Establishment Chatham street New York i6
Fulton street, Brook packages Price 50 cents and 81
au30 m
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10 MINT.

- a FURNISHED TiIREF' STORY HOUSE,
Eli I~ rat VII n taken % brad b. the pfeseat
ssl.n The licsss . ia compleis order aud situated
IN uH m. itssuf aud convenient part Bnnad~ay. The
lis2n hag The s.i~ - n hsvs tho T,eg- ~ hiiag tn
caneleA Win geailr buafj Tho b. ~ will b.
IsSn,a q rtisaas sIIiy Al % Broadway. hs,ween the
houfA oi ande u NJ. itisfc
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The We.tern Hercules.
THIS EVENING, September Goth,
Is SPLENDID ACTS IN THE ARENA,
And many other amusing performances.
MORO EXTRAVAGANZAS
NOTICE TO FAMLIES.-Children under II, accompa.
MED their parents guardians will be admitted
10 the Boxes for l2n cents each
Doors open al az haf past o'clock Performance
Family be secured at the box ohee
without additional charge.
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BEACON CoURsE-TRoTTING

tJtOs oIlt'f hdIlts lfIItI'VUs
WIN. Wheelan names b. K. Ripton sl7 9t1ec
DRAMAN'S BATHS--New Bathing Establishment, at
No Couandt street, New York. four doors from Broad
j. BRAMAN has recently opened ths above new Bathing
establishment Every department constructed the
commodious and plan. IL successful
operation, and ladies and gentlemen visiting the establishment
will find prompt and thing connected
with conducted in the genteel and
~ Warm, Cold aud Shower Baths, all hours from
Use till 10 o'clock a night. So lmsr
SHOWER BATHS-Portahe Shower Baths so cents piece
~ for sale by the manufacturer. w. WEST,
100 Hudson street.
Shower Baths description for sale by the manufac
w. West 100 Hudson lmis
COLLECTING BILLS, DRAFTS, &C. IN BOSTON,
~ MASS.-The subscriber has made arrangements in this
whereby he enabled TO bills accounts &c
Boston for prompt collection Merchants and Others wishing
such business transacted there requested 70 hand them "a to
duly authorized receive bills aud forward the for
collection All monies collected by the subscriber will be-
promptly paid over TO the parties entrsag him With their
his personal the above business he the fac
ties offered obvious to require comment
ANDREW ROBERTS.
au2g imsr 81 State stairs. Boston,
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Spoken.

Great Western Isl Hosken, hence for Liverpool 9th lat
IS i6, lon l5-by the Victoria, this port.
Queen Victoria (Br) 9th inst lat a. Ion 6 53-by the same
Helen days from Bremen for NYok Aug 20 lat AZ 81 lon
l8-by the Oneida, at this poat.
Albany, Gacke hence for avre, 18th lat A. Ion G7-by
the
Pandora Port Prince for Boston, 9TH lat 90 ST. Ion
5-by the Rideout a this port
Sophia, Of North Yarmouth II days from Jamaica for Will
mngon, NC h inst lat Ion II 23by the Herschel at this
- Cheney Cabee of Boston, As days from Newcastle
Eng for NY ork short of supplied with bread
and fish, 9th inst lat i3 30 Ion 5by the Charlotte (Bem
this port
Shaw Love from New Orleans for Boston, days out 23d
August
Rival Hnckley destination unknown (supposed froms DO.
nalre for Bostonl LIST inst. lat 40 so. Ion u.
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To Vomi.-Scrape Elder bark up and take it
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was then defauIter; look at the repor, Of Doctor
Wilson Thompson--thiuk Of the one hundred dol
lars that Mr. Brown has since that lime paid IN o
The public treasury; lie, the gentleman lay his
ha nd on his heart and say, # he dare 10 say,
that Mr.. Brown WINS not then defaulter; and lei
him saw too If he dare, that with all these facts
staring him 10 the face, and "making confirmation
strong proof of holy writ" he did not suffer
that man, and shat TOO without an effort TO alter
the case 10 retain his seat 10 violation Of The Con-
siiiu,ion. And now 10 perPetrate the same out
rage be tries 10 raise dust, and talks OF con
science in the same manner that the fellow who
had pfered his neighbor's goods, raised the cry
of "!Stop hief.''
State legislature legislature is disposing
nf the immense amount of local matters which
had accumulated on their hands previous 10 the
senatorial election, with commendable speed
The new counties furnish far more subjects TOR
legislation than the older sections Of tho state.
The bill to incorporate tho Cambridge city and
Venice turnpike company has passed the Senate.
A resolution has passed both branches TO adjourn
on the 18th Of this inst. bill has passed a
mandatory of the charter of Centrevle, 10 this
county. Mr.. Burke presented petition from
Mr. Wllmot, asking to be divorced from his wife
Polly.
On the 9Th ult Mr.. Foulke, on leave, intro
duced pint resolution recommending to the
stockholders of the State Bank of Indiana, TO
withdraw their stock from said institution, &c,
which on motion Of Mr.. Robinson immedi-
ately rejected, by the votes Of the locos.
Mr. Ciaypool moved to take from tho table ''a
bill providing for suitable punishment Of default
ing public otiicers,' which, having prevailed, he
moved to refer TO a select committee. The bill
pro. ides for fine Of not less than $50, nor more
than 8 1000, and imprisonment in the State prs
on nu, less than one, nor more than 5 years)-
The bill referred.
On Nonaay last the relief bill of the House
was taken up in the Senate, and discussed
length without any definite action.
Ga Tuesday the bill dis'ric,ing the State
reported back from the select committee to whom
1t bad been referred. The Senate adjourned
without any definite action.
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against the proposed inquiry the majori,y Of the
House were doubtless il f1lenced BY various. and,
10 some extent, conflicting opinions. The vote
upon the question was by no means party vote
1t was voted against by those who approve the
conduct of the President in all particulars: by
some who are of opinion that there exists jlsi
ground for impeachment of The President, but
that. for several reasons, II Is not expedien:
10 institute such a proceeding, and by a larger
number who satisfied that no sufficient ground
exists for even iuquIring into The expedency OF
The measure. And Of those Of both parties who
voted in favor OF the inquiry i, is known that a
part did the ground that 1t was due 10 the
mover and his motion, If not matter Of course,
that, as charges made and inquiry into them
cha tlenged, the inquiry ough, To be granted
Upon the whole. since the question was TO be
n gitated. and not to be received with favor
by the House, consider ii a sub ect Of congra.
tuation that il has been so promptly disposed of,
without an excited debate. and, as far as we are
informed. wilhou. producing any excited feeling.
National HteNigencer.
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Editorial Convention.

At meeting of a number Of The Wing Editors
Of this State, convened 10 the Supreme Court
Room, IN the State House, at Indianapolis, on the
evening Of the 9Th day OF January, 1913, Mi
JOHN Is SE.MANS was called to the chair, and
WI J. Burns appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen appeared as members
Of the Convention.
Mai. John b. Semans, Of The Tippecanoe Jour
nal: ID p Holloway, Of the Richmond Palladium !;
p. A Hackleman, Of the RushvilIe Wing; Theo.
dore J Barnett. of the Indiana Journal; Isaac
Smith Of the Beford Review; John w Gruhbs
Of the Indiana Courier; NJ simpson, of tho Rock
Vile Olive Branch; VIM. J Burns. of the Green
castle Visi,-r; j. Nj. Stewart, of the Michigan
Cnv Gazette; G.. w. Wood, of the Fort Way ne
Times; Colfax of he South Bend Free Press
Thos. ii. Bassett, of The Northern Indlanian; Ii.
Lasselle. Of tho Logansport Teegraph; r. c.
Green, Of the Carroll Express; and Jesse Conard,
Of the WAbash Conrier.
Ga motion of w. J. Burns.
ResOtred, That we most heartily concur in the
Nominations made on this dav for Governor, and
Lieutenant Governor. and that we will use every
honorable means To secure their election.
90 motion Of Mr. Hackleman.
ReSolred. That we, Wing Elitors. will, du-
ring The coming canvass for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor and Congressman, use our hes,
exeriions 10 promote union. harmony and vigil
lance in the ranks of the Wing party; to extend
The principles we advocate. and to insure gem
eral Attendance of the people at the polls on the
first Monday OF August.
On motion Of Mr.. Holloway.
Rcsolrcd. That Theodore J. Barnett is entitled
to- the thanks of the entire editorial corps OF To-
diana, for the able and efficient manner IN which
he has discharged the duties incumbent upon
HIM, a Editor of the Indiana Journal, since he
has been in the editorial chair OF that paper.
On motion Of Mr.. Stewart,
Resoired, That we. portion of the Wing ed
itors of Indiana, unfurl our banner 10 the breeze,
bearing upon its ample folds:
"A safe and sound National Currencv."
"a distribution of The proceeds of the sales Of
the Public Lands.''
"A Protective Tariff
"One Presidential Term
"In,ernal Improvement by the General Gov
eminent: such tie improving Of our rivers and
harbors,' and that throughout the approaching
GubernatorIal and Presidential canvass will
Weld them hearty support, aud that :
qucs, on, Wing brethren Throughout the State to
unite with us.
On motion of Mr.. Smith,
Resolred That avoid the discussion of po-
liiIcaI points irreIatiye Wing Democrat tic
principles. bat cvnfine our arguments to the true
of the great political parties of tho day.
On motion Of Mr.. Green,
Resolred. Tina, the proceedings Of this Con-
vention be signed by the officers, and published
all The Wing papers of Indiana.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
JNO B. SEMANS, Chairman.
VIM. j. Burns, Secretary
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WM. ]. BURss, Secretary.

Mr. Boris MOTION FOR INoUIRY.-The reader
Will learn. from the accounts of The proceedings
~ the House Of Representatives. that Mr.. Botts
presented to the House his charges against The
President Of the United States with his PROPOSE
ton for instituting an inquiry by a committee Of
The House (suhsran,Iaily) into the expedIency Of
preterrsng upon the grounds accompanying his
motion. Articles of Impea chment against the Pre-
>iden, Of the United States; and that The House.
without debate. decided against the proposition of
Mr.. Bolts bv decisive vote.
In taking the of the House upon this
question. Mr.. Bous has acted IN perfect consis
iency with his public pledges. and. in doing so.
has done no more than his duty. In determining
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FOR SALE or RENT,

ME subscriber having recently erected and finished
i III complete order, large and commodous HOTEL
part city of Richmond, offers sell
the the favorable The House
three stories high-contans p conveniently
ranged and finished in and modern style. The
buildings substantial and very extensive. 1t will be
rented responsible person low For further
particulars, inquire of &. w. STARR
Richmond, Firat Month 29,h 1913. 5f
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ME subscriber having made some very essential i'm
prosements in his Ploughs. is ready furnish
tha BtSF AND CHEAPEST PLOUGHS NOW IN
'>f IN dliton 20 his former Re -
King cutter Plough, which cons true
W'n or "iihou1 the cutter, also drought Houi2board
2ss for ploughing black ground having variety n sizes
both right and left hand lie haers himself ,hat he can
please all who may purchase
ed Country Produce i'll be ale, il, excha,g,
for Ploushs Smith work
SOLOMON HORNEY IT.
Jan. ID ioio 2-n
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Great Inducements to Subscribers

N1FlR large amount OF business the different pub
i fishers enable the Undersigned offer the follow
premiums: fE5-I0 every subscribed who sends the
mount OF one years subscription IN current money! to eth
Of the following works. they Will send premium. 81
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Sheriff S Sale.

SherIff'S Sale.
pY virtue of a decree and execution directed,
from the Wayne Circuit Court will expose public
the Court House door Centrevile, Wayne county,
Indiana the 18th day of February, Sf2 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, and O'clock said day,
tho following property, to-"it:
certain parcel or lot of land in tho city Of Richmond,
Wayne Indiana, and described follows
Lot numbered hundred and
plat of of the of Richmond, laid
Charles w. Starr.
Taken property of Peter Mcfarland and others,
said decree Jackson and
BourdInan
WIN BAKER, Sheriff w. c.
January %. 1913 (S2.0D) 6ts
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Sherin7S Sale.

10y virtue OF an Execution to directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
the Court House door in Cenreve, Wayne county, Ind
the oh day Of February lSi3 between the hours OF 10
O'clock A NJ, and four o'clock, P NJ said day, the
following property, to-yvit:-
certain parcel or lot of land situate in Wayne
Indiana, and described follows. tOwit part OF tho
Der thirteen number bounded follows,
to-wt: Beginning the north boundary of certain lot
parcel OF land decided Evuett Henry Shower
Both day of September, 1887, by John DAVIS, hum
DR. and sixty The northeast said
lott running thence south eighty-two thence
twenty inches. the said
thence the place beginning
tanning thousand five hundred and eighty
half feet. less
Taken the property Of Benne, Bsumer, satisfy
in favor of Andrew Tingley.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. G.
January %, 1913. (S2,5O) SIS
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Sherif's Sale.

IOT virtue of execution TO me directed. from the
Wayne Circuit Court will expose public sale
the Court House door in Centreyille Wayne Ind
the 18Th day of February. 1913
of 10 O'Clock, and O'clock said day, the
following property. to-"it:
certain parcel or io Of land in the city nf Richmond.
Wayne Indiana. described follows towt: Part
Of lot numbered hundred and fifteen that Of the
of Richmond laid off John Smith, and bounded
follows Beg ming the line of Walnut
the southeast OF lot numbered thence
along Walnut and inches;
thence north eghytwo and half feet; thence fifty
feet inches; SOUTH along said lot
Der tyone eighty and half feet the place of
beginning be the less.
Taken property Mason Brookns, satisfy
execution Samuel Smith.
WILLIAM BAKER Sheriff, w C..
January %, 1913. (S2,50 5ts
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A Beautiful Idea.-In the mountains of the
Tyrol, hundreds Of the women and children come
on, when il is near bed time, and sing their ma
iionai songs until they hear their husbands. ia
theirs and brothers answering them from tho hills,
on their return home. Oh The shores of the A
dria,ic Sea, the wives of the fishermen come
down TO the beach about sunset, and sing melo-
DIV from Tasso's Gerusaiemd LiberGta They
sing the first and then listen for some time,
they then sing the second verse and listen until
they hear the answer come from the fishermen.
who thus guided by the sounds to their own
village.