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WYE, have received from Philadelphia an extern
w tensiye invoice of Wearing Apparel, to DC sold
cheaper than ever for instance: Shirts, win linen
bosoms and wristbands, for 50 cents, worth 81 70 ;
Do. super with long bosoms and Byron collars SUIT
able for summer wear, for al 25-u the same arti
Gle they ask you ~ SO for IN other dggns 10. s,
per do. all linen, for SO What! all linen, for 80?
why, they charge rs clsewhere-they must be com,
mon and coarse. No, they amt, either--call ana
see-they speak for themselves. Bosoms, Tor Ia,
1872 25, 37, and so cents; Collars, at ~, l8s, and
25 cents worth SO cents Do. super do. French, at
37a and so cents. Summer Stocks, 37a cents
worth Is cents Black Italian Silk Crayats Scarts,
Gloves, and Hosiery, with large assortment OF sum
mer Clothing at Northern prices.
LEWIS s. HUNT,
maya Penn. avenue, near ll.n St.
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II CHEAP I.aILORLNG ESTABLISHMENT.
~ c.. BEVERIDGE, Seventh street, between
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do do do pants 90
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do pants, do ""H.t " %
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THE AGE OF BRASS, OR THE FUN
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ben IS. Sanuar, 1914
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300 SbQ[er VdDbnuno.

n1eter 5u @arrOltOn @douri ent,pio aus einer 0er,
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
HOSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker laid before the House communication
from HIS Excelency the Governor. in answer 10 res
ouiion oil The House, enclosing copy Of the letter
received by him. from our foreign boad-holders and
his reply thereto The Lond-holders. in ENGLAND ask
that provisions be made during the presen; session for
the payment Of interest Tia, they credited the STATE
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district for the purpose of improving the Michigan
road.
Dir Lane moved to lay ali the amendments on the
table
Mir Ewing moved to lay the bin and amendments
on tie table which was decided III the negatiye-aves
l., noes II.
llf. Edmonson moved tic previous questiva, which
being scondsd-
Tie main question. which was on tic cngrossment
# tie JOINT resolution. decided IL the Affirmative
by the following vote.
AYEs-aIessr- Akin, alison Derry, Bradbury Pu-
ell 81 D. Carr. Chapman Of H. and Il, Chapman II
H. CaMn. Cotton Dole. Duzan. Edmouson. Farmer,
H4rriman Hutton. Jackson, Jones. Kennedy. Lane,
Lewiston. Major. 3Iiler, Parks remington Rippey,
Rockhi Tannalii!. Todd. and oed-Si.
Nols-1IessTs Alexandor. Bos. ers. Buell. Of w,
Ew.ng. Goodenow, Hamer. Henry. Hodge, lIollo-
way. 4oore. Morgan Of Decatur, Morgan Of Rush,
orb. Read Rey barn, Richcy and StanioTd-ll.
Mr Chapman. from the committee tie judiciary.
reported a biz regulating tie election of President
Judges. winch was read twice.
On motion Of Mr.. Pennington. Il was 50 amended
as to adjourn tie convention from day 10 day, in
of failing 10 elect.
Mr. Dofrees moved amend so that when more
han one nudge i, To be elected. they shall be taken up
in their numerical order. which doltod, and the
bill ordered to be engrossed
Mr. Davis moved to take up the mes ges of the
House. which was agreed to-
Mr. Herman moved 10 lay the message o. the
House requiring the Senate TO return the resolution
clative to adj ournment the table
Mr. Ritchev moved call of the Senate which be-
inc ordered all tie members present except Ar.
Logan.
A further call was suspended
After some remarks from Me>srs. Orb. Read and
Ritchcv. tie question pu: on laying the message
upon the table and decided IN the afrmaiiye-ayes -,
noes -.
Mr. Read moved to take up the resolution of the
House relative to adjournment.
Mr. Todd moved 70 adjourn. which decided IN
the negative.
1lr Chapman Of Iaporie said. when this subject
was before the Senate he opposed concurring III the
resolution because he id not believe either branch OF
the Legislature could now say whether they would
get through with the legitimate business Of the se,-
son before that tine or not But when he introduced
j solution This morning upon subject Of deep IN
tercst 10 the people of the whole State, he was told
that we had not time to consider IT, If we have not
hne To consider matters of - much Importance,
think the sooner we adjourn tie better; and shall
now vote to concur In the RS luton.
Mr. Pennington moved 10 amend by adding ''If the
legislative business is then accompli,hed'
Alr Akin moved TO lay Tic amendment on the table.
which was decided in tic aflirmatNe-aycs % hoes
l2,.
Mr. f in-r moved - strike the 18th and insert
the 9th, which Was decided III the ncgatNc-ayes y,
noes %
1he question then pat reciProcating 'he re-
solution oi The House to adjourn on tie 18th Of Janl-
.ry which was decided in the afirmative-aycs -,
noes %. III The democrats voting for II. and the
Wigs against it. except Aossrs Ortiz and penning-
tom hdjourned
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
Saturday. December If, is If.

4 MESSAGE was received from the House, by Mr.
Farquhar. their Clerk, informing the Senate of the
passage of sundry bills.
The President lad before tic Senate communica-
ton from the Secretary of State, in reply TO rcsold-
ton of the Senate. making certain enquiries relative
10 the paper, binding and printing OF the Revised
f'ofa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-19
THE TARIFF AND THE REVENUE.


Tho Madsonan says that the revenue for the
current year will exceed S35,OOO,O0O, and proba.
bly, reach S40,000,000. The appropriations are
S2l,777 ,654, which, it is believed, will considera-
bly, exceed the actual current expenditures, for
which $20,O00,0O0 may be considered fair esti-
mate.
This will leave a balance Of fifteen to twenty
millions to be applied to the extinction of the pub
lie debt The Madisonian hopes Though this
is hardly probable that the public debt will be en-
tirely paid off by the 4th of March next.
Remember, Fellow Citizens! that one of the
prominent grounds of hostility to the Tariff aedg-
ed by James X. Polk in his eectionaerng speech
es last summer, was incapacity 10 produce the a.
mount Of Rerenue required By The Governments
1t was so restrictive, so prohlbltory he urged, that
it would cripple trade, cut off imporatons and ruiz
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS must 90 back to a e
per cent tariff for revenue only. The answer t.
this is a surplus of Fifteen or Treny Millions the
very next year How has the nation contrived tC
exist for several years back without the services
OF this profound and foresighed Statesman?
.Ntto York Statesman.
Thus is the Wing Tariff, with the land income
rapidly paying off the National debt; but wha
shall be done when that is paid? Support Pol
and the locoioco party, and refuse to distribute tn
land fund to the States: will there not then be
large surplus, and will not the cry be rails
ed, as in 1882, that you must reduce The Tariff
the revenue standard? Add to this the fact thu
Polk goes for horizontal revenue Tariff, lai
without reference TO protection as a distinct obec
and who does not see that all our interests will b
Frustrated? The American people must deman
the distribution of the public lands and insist thu
the revenue shall be raised first from imposts an
by duties on articles which need protection, lea,
ing articles which we do not produce to the ligh
est duties, or none at ALL if there be any danger
too much revenue.