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The New York Weekly Tribune.
February :, 1913.

The publisher of the New YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
couaged by generous patronage and hearty approve
vhra has daily paper since ITS
tablsnment, which has already rendered i the second
dav WEEKLY edition. sheet Of mammoth size, ex-
cuiag all Of local tranory interest and caicu-
lated mainly for countfy circulation.
The Tribule-whet1er III It's DAILY or eekIy eatoAr
" iii be what imports, unathchng supporter oil
the PEOPLES Rights interests, hostility 10 the
theorists the influences OF unjust
perfect legislation. the schemes and sophi=es Of self
demn IL will stnuoGsly advocate the Pro-
lection of American Industry against the gaspag and to u
bghtng policy of European Governments and the une
which they force upon a. also against the
present depressing system OF State Prison Labor; II Will aa-
vocate the restoration sound and uniform National
renew and urge determined prosecution OF In
terra Improvement. the Reenchment. wherever prae-
tabe of expenditures and OF Executive Pat
ronage win be zeaously urged. n short, this paper viii
faithfully and earnestly advocate the Principles
and Measures the people approved II deyoYns on
/ Wing Statesmen conduct OF their GoyeFnment
But small portion, erof rs columns VIII be deF2
ted to purely Political discussions The proceedings of
Congress- IN be carefully recorded the Foreign and Do
es. Intelligence early and gciy presonted and what
ever shall appear calculated promote Morality maintain
Social Order extend blessings Educatoi. III
way greatcause Of Human Progress 70 Ultimate
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Sherin's Sale.

ZeY virtue of an Execution directed from The
D WAYNE Circuit Court viii expose at public sale at
he Court House door III Ccntrevillc W aypc county M
an the 4h day Of March, le43 between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock, p M, on sad day, the
following property, to-"it:-
certain parcel or lot Of land situate in Hyhe coti
described follows, town.: part Oh Ntc
south east quarter of section number hre Ill ton,hp mum"
Der thirteen, range number esand bounded rs
toit Baainninr on III boundary of certain lot
or parcel of land Everett Henry shower on The
BON day Of September 1897, by john Davis, two nus
arcl and six of the northeast corner OF s'ld
lar running thence south eightyt,vo thence west
twenty inches, the southwest corner OF saiH "'
thence fifteen degrees west to the noFth-"e=t o
Of said lott thence east, place Of basinn ninety
one eet estimated contan SIX thousand i've huh'el
and eizhtyseven aud half feet, he the more or Ies=
Taken the property OF Bennet badmef 70 sd''sy an
execution in favor of Andrew TingleY-
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff W. G.
January %, 1913. (S!,53) 3's
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AN ACT iesalzins the ordinances of the Boz
rough Council of the Borough of Richmond,
and the City Council of the City of Rio hmond,
and for other purposes.

WHEREAS former Legislature II granting City Char
ter esalzed tha taking by the previous Borough Council
for and in the of the Borough Richmond certain
number OF shares the capital stock the Richmond
Rockville Canal Company, and made the real
City liable payment of and whereas, the
Borough Council year 1882 City
the year 1871, did levy personal pro-
perty within limits City purpose pay
ing ths ina!ments assessed said stock
is doubt whether prescribed by
City Charter strictly complied with; for remedy
whereof,
Sec l. Be enacted By the General Assembly Of The
State Of Indiana, That Ordinances Borough and
City Council evyin the for years Aforesaid be-
and they hereby. in all things Iegalzed.
Sec , The Collector of the City Council is hereby
,horized collect all for said years any
whatever, and shall governed III all respects by
iae Ordinances in force, authorizing the collection
taxes in the City of Richmond
See B. This be in from and pabea
,ion i'll the Richmond Palladium.
THO J. HENLEY, Speaker of the House Of Reps.
THOMAS d. WALPoLE, Pres. Of Senate, pro TEN.
Approved, February 9th, 1913. SAM. BIGGER.
INDIANA. to-wit:
IHIs cERrFIEs, that the foregoing copy Of
'he original roll file in my Office.
In testimony Whereof have nv hand aud a.x
iveU ed The seal of said State, indianapolis,
~ day of February, 1913.
WM. SHEETS, Scc'y Of State.
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Shcrif's Sale.

seY virtue of an execution IN directed from the
Wavne Circuit Court, VIII expose at public sale nj
the ourt House door il Centreyie, Wayne county, ndi-
ana on the 4th day Mach loi3, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ anA o'clock. on SAID day, the
following property, to-wIt:
Four certain parcels lots Of land situate III wayne
county of Indiana and described as loIoW "
Wit certain parcel Of land IN the city OF lc-
mond, and described foows t0-wit: Beginning tity
feet north Of the lot numbered thirty
SIX in that par; said laid oit bv Jeremiah So%
thence running north, fortyfvo feet; thence west one
hnndred and thirtytNo feet thence south ninety Fe ect
thence cast feet thence north H!ty leet thence one
hundred and feet to the place OF beginning
be the same more or also, certain tract or parcel
of ground living aud being Wayne and State OF
Indiana and in the of Richmond, and known as the
part of lot numbered hundred and five, as lad OH oy
Holm Smith and bounded follows Beginning at Inc
north west corner said lot. running east sixteen feet
thence SOUTH parallel Marion street, one hundred
orh on said street, hundred feet the place OF be-
ginning: also, certain lot parcel OF ground lying
and being in county and in the city OF Rlcnmohi ana
known b numbered lying Oh the north sae Of
Cumberland Road also twohirds OF lot numbered
four, north said lot numbered two and lot nun
and described follows: The dividing line OF
continued in the north
wardy. said numbered four to the north sde
leaving on the west side dividing line the said two
thirds of lot numbered four conveyed by this Decd which
said lot numbered extends tho west line OF SAID lot
numbered one-alI which said property was lad OH oy
Robert Morrison, reference being had 10 the plat OF 7d
city will appear.
Taken as the property Stephen Stanton, and Hugh
Hamilton to satisfy favor OF Thornton
WIN BAKER, Sheriff w c.
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SIerif.s Sale.

~ virtue Of decree and execution TO me directed,
the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose al public
Court House door in Centreve WAYNE county,
Indiana 18th day OF FebrIaY lS42, between the
10 O'clock and o'clock, NJ, said day,
the following property, to-wit:
certain parcel lot of land in the city OF Richmond
WayAe county, Indiana, and described follows, to-wt:
lot numbered hundred aud hyseqen numbered on
plat Of part of the city Of Richmond laid Oft by
Charles w. Starr.
Taken property Peter Mcfarland aud Others,
satisfy said decree and execution i'll favor OF jackson and
BousGHan.
WM BAKER, Sheriff W G.
January %, 1913. (S2001 Cts
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AND
BLANK BOOK fnkNuFACT0Rf.

YENIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
thai sc continues manufacture 70 orde ali Kinds OF
BLANK BOOKS in good style AMI d superior paPsI.13
IIe ! nrenared 10 furnish Comfy Clerks, Auditors, and
Treaslrers with Books Of the latest and most improved
FORM having recently received patterns from the OF
State Old rebound, and al kinds Of Ferio
deals and gaines bound il good ye ana "a low FoR
CASH a. they be done elsewhere lie soicits
snare Of patronage
The BINDERY i in the Immediately over the
~ Soc c. 5. PRESCOTT
Il,ca,,c.{ Ian I3;h, 1913 3iy
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Doubfu! Praise.-The Charleston Mercury
calls the Message of the s'farmer Governor of n
T., Bouck. a genuine Jefersonian, South Caroli-
ma Notification Democracy-Ae best and only
true flelny to the Union.'
Extension Of the right Of SufrGge.-By de
clsion of the Court IN Bank al its late sitting in
this city, 1t has been settled that persons of mix
ed blood, in which the white predominQtes, are
voters under constitution. This decision
must have the effect TO make voters of a class of
persons who have never before exercised the g.
lee tive lrancLse.-Ohi State JOURNAL
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Wes,ern Pennant.-Our friend J. G. Jones,
who unfortunately los, his printing oifIce ~ re-
cent fire at Muncietown, has established hi'hse''
:, Aodersontown and commenced the pub'ica-
,;on If a paoer of tho above title IL Is designed
a m,;o,a,n a neutral position in politics, and to
!. .,, merry paper. Madison county Is am
n,v aba 10 support press, and II Is their DUTY 10
40 i. and we assure them tina, they will no, fad
an editor more worihey their confidence than Mr.
Jones. May success attend him.
Y3;onn Ergle-This ls the tile Of pa
nor ;,,, established at Lafayette, by our old friend
Doctor Jackson. Its appearance is altogether
resoecable, and its editorials evince that the Doc
tor is the same old coon Of "singe ca.' he al
vays has been. The Doctor is an able writer.
and the political opponent who attempts to break
a lance with him, will find no weak or blnndering
adversary. He is always on baud tor the hgh''
and honestly avows his principles, and those OF
tho party There is no BUSH king with him.
We will say in all sincerity, that we believe If
there is honest locofoco III tho state II Is Doctor
Jackson, and opue that the skuIking pseudo
Vanocracy Of Tippecanoe will yet feel the pow
or Of his honestly exer,ed energies. The Doctor
says in his fist number.
"Our sentiments arc well known 10 be against
Banks of epery description, believing :hai none
ever did exist, that are not IN furious and
destructive Of the bes, interests Of the iaboring
classes, upon whose shoulders, tho bur'hens OF
oil mankind must and will forever rest"
The Doctor is a man, bold and fearless, and
while his loco compeers arc siealthily proving
around tho camp Of their opponents, he takes the
open field und attacks upon the true Vanocratic
loco principles Of anti. bank, anti-credt, and anti
American principles Of the party
Doctor, where's that little one, surnamcd
Matthias
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FOR SAFE or RENT.

7EvIE subscriber having recently and finished
i IN complete order, large and conuodioas HOTEL
OF the of Richmond offers TO sell
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Richmond First Month 2Sth. 1919 5f
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MARRIED,-In Richmond, Va on Wednesday eve
nng the 25h umo the residence of Doctor Brockcn-
brough, by the Rev Mr.. Norwood, the Hon. ALBERT s
WHITE, Senator of the United States Indiana,
HARRIET w. third daughter O. Thomas Mann Randolph,
Esq, of Tuckahoe
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\ViTHERS s. SHAUGNESSY.

southeast corner Main and Third Streets
CEECLNNiII, ONO.
HiIEY take this opportunity TO inform their fends ana
customers that they will have throughout the season.
at private sale. a extensive stock of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS, direct from the manufactures
Fast viii sell Cash The assortment
" De found very complete
Always on hand on consignment. heavy stock Of Do
MrsrIcs, beeched and brown Sheetng, various
brands; billings; Checks; TicAlngs, &c
dl5-RegIar weekly sales at Auction as usual eEeIY
TIL RSDAY. FEB II, lci@ Isl
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DIED in this city on Tuesday morning last Iinger-
ing Illness, DoUGLtss SLOAN.
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Sheriff Sale.

Wayne Circuit Court. will expose al public sale at
the Court House door Centreve. Wayne county, lna-
ana on the oh day February Is -, between hours
Of 10 o'clock a, and O'clock, NJ, said day, lac
following property. to-syit:
4 certain parcel or lo of land IN the city o RIehmond
WAYNE coiInty. Indiana. described follows toHit Part
hundred and fifteen, IN ina. part Of the
CITY Of Richmond laid OF by John Smith, and bounded
follows; Beginning north line Of Walnut
the southeast OF lot numbered tFenty-one thence
east aon. Walnut street. fyseven feet ard nches
thence north eghy-tvo and half feet; thence west fifty
seven feet seven inches; south. along said lot
Der ventya. eizby-lvyo aud half feet the place Of
beginning, be the same NOSE or less
Taken property Of kason Brookin to satisfy an
execution n favor of Samuel Sfntta.
WILLIAM BAKER Sheriff, ". c.
January %, 1913. (S25O) Dts
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A heeliag remedy is said 10 be useful IN esca
ping IA Sheriff > writ

NJ Office is hereby given the honorable citizens Of
Richmond, that there u Ill be Lecture delivered On
the second coming Of CHRisr By Timothy t. GarFigu-;o
Warner Building. commencing Saturday syenDg,
a + O'Clock, February lite IIth, 1913.
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The Price OF E'lO.sshs Reduced.

>iiE subscriber having made very essential inn
u proEements in his Pou2hs ia ready furnish
NE bf->I AND CHEAPEST PLOUGuS NOW IN
Use IL addition former assortment, he is now ma
Gus II S3tFf Eto'Sa, Which - uced be used
Wa e' without the cutter also drought Nou!4boar9
i3I Tor poJSang black ground havfn variety Of size,
pom fiSat ana let hahd lie hattess himself
please all who may purchase.
(5-Approyed Country Produce will be taken in excharre
for Pou5hs Smith work.
SOLOMON HORNEY
Jan, II. 1913 eff
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CIRCULAR, No. 4.
IRWIN REED & BROTHER

4 NXIOUS settle up their affairs preparatory a
arrangement. would be happy their debtors
generally coming forward for settlement
We aware thai '.tnes are hard Cash scarce. and
business but that will net do for We
have Cash any how.
We determined 70 wind up. and will give GREAT
BARGAINS in Drugs, any thing else in our line, to
bay, and liberal discounts for Cash 10
those who rant 10 pay old scJres
We would be happy hear from you soon
Respectfully. &c &c
IRWIN REED X BROTHER.
Richmond FEBRUARY Ilth. Is IS. 81
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aEGpg SALE NE
e D. AL e. ST ATE,
Frst-One Merchant FIGURING Mill,

with three run OF burrs ad al the necessary machinery.
good order for expeditions work Also. connection,
OIL MILL capable of doing extensive business;
tached to TINS. there Is land, with good
staL,e n.rarr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-12

fore, the law passed It is above found-wh the
singular and unprecedented clause inserted think
the instance OF Mr. Bo "fhaf aseaf shall Be- sent 10
Caa, without the previous concurrence. advice and
sent OF the SENATE"
Mr. Everett is appointed, is approved and confirmed by
the Senate but declines the staon1hs is scarcely known
before CALM CusnSo, already by the Senate for
inferior trust, the Missono Spain, reported TO have
received the appointment land actually have drawn the
outfit! And MIR. WEBSTER, Tor take w. to be MIR.
Webster HIMSELF forward gravey defend this open
contempt of the LAW. the ground. that Mr.. EVERETT
having declined, the power Internationally the
President who may exercise without paying the slightest
regard to the expressed will of the law making power.
win such quibbling and ohicancry this, satisfy the
plain common OF the American People Is the
very Constitution be twisted around by technical
suucuon, and become the means OF promoting and
warning corruption. and Of enabling President
defiance the plainly expressed provisions Of positive
LAW!
No can be sent legally China who is not rst op-
proved by the Senate That is the express condition
which Congress created the mission OF all men, Mr..
Gushing especially be since having rejected him
for inferior station, the Senate have already declared
that they would not confirm him for higher
We feel no surprise, presume will the country
any thing Mr.. Tyler may choose do But this papa
bic disregard of express, and positive law, demands
the sorncst condemnation OF all parties
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What answer will he make this proposition1 VIII
he tell the Public eho hs isl VIII this moraist-
will this rigid censor- this charitable interpreter
OF other mems conduct disclose his real and his
abodsi Our life upon it, he will than the
eouncrtei,er will voluntarily forward and say.
cd that cad money and put into circulation Like that
countceiicr he has got his base coin into circulation
obee-that of inurng the reputation Of fellow citizen
without mourning any personal rs9us-is ans,eered
will never be known who he is unless perchance the
ductors OF the Now Haven Register arccompced self
defence to disclose his real To that Mr. Bolts will
hold ihem hold them personally responsible for the libel
That course his friends will insist upon his pursuing were
he not already sufficiently inclined TO take il.
were time that the daring and aagitous attacks upon
private character which have rendered portion of the Press
OF this country odious and cxccrabe should be
The honour OF the United States requires BY them the
People judged abroad and the national sui
icrs ncSprcssby The freedom OF the Press ever be
dear TO every Republicans its prostitution destroy the
character and honest OF men, is species Of sacr
ege The who woud secretly, by such means njure
an opponent and masked and protected from
deiract from fellow citizen, would rob church. He is
worse and more infamous than Pirate. Nay he is Pr
rate and his plumber is the character of his fellow men, and
the peace and honor Of families Such a wretch il not
bighted by the swift vengeance of Heaven ought to be
pursued by the detestaon OF the whole country.
That such wretch the shove letter We do no,
doubt But he shall answer himself and we repeat
WHO Is HEi