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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
Difference in favor of Great Britain

1t will be seen by the above (adds the Budget that
the general charges for wages and manufacturing
ton of pig iron In Great Britain are put down at
50 90. In Pennsylvania the same is stated to be
So 10. Forge says that if Z" we will ask any fur
mace man in Pennsylvania what he gets a ton for
smelling, will be answered from SO 80 to S4 00''
OF course what is stated to be general charges is
cluded In this estimate. Now the difference in the
cost of producing ton of pig iron in this country and
Europe is only 50 30, and the of transportation
insurance and commission, is about this amount.
Therefore, if there were duty at all imposed upon
the article the manufacturers of the two countries
would meet in our markets upon equal terms for
petition. But the new tariff gives our manufacturers
abe benefit of 80 per cent. duty, which is clear
upon the consumers and from which they have all
the protection they need TO sustain themselves against
foreign competition. pay their hands good wages and
make large profits. What more reasonable men
ask forl 1t is sad however, that it costs from 50 0O
TO SO 90 to forward the pig to market 1t costs no
such amount The estimate is unreasonable
For the sake Of argument however, grant that it does
We ask whether it does not cost Just much to for
ward the foreign article from the seaport towns
the different markets in the cOuntryl A ton of iron
is ton and whether foreign domestic, the carry
ing cost is the same.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
From the PennsylUaniar /.

l was standing, few days ago, Oh the deck Of the
steamboat Trenton when my attention was directed
to a newly invented machine, which proved to be an
implement of husbandry and quite complicated in its
construction Among the many the questions to its
use was one by a of Erin whom shall call Jim
when the following colloquy took place between him
and another from the green isle whom shall call
Pat, and who was evidently something of wag-and
instantly took the idea to have little fun with his
less informed counryman, to the great amusement Of
the bystanders:
yim--What is that,
Pals it you that don't know what that is, after
beln' so long in the coonthry, too
Jim-Fath and DON'T niver seed the like afore
Divil bit know, if it amt for diggin paraters
Paula, ha, ha och, the simple numbscull that We
are. Why, that is the tariff, We blockhead, ye
Jiu-ln amazement-Och, by my soul, and is thai
the new tariff SO much talk'd ABBOTT and dvil lie in
it!
Pat-It's nothin else, an divil lie, at all, at all
Jim-Och, domp the thing but it'll ruin the COON
thry it's me boss that ses the laborers will have nc
work with the tariff, and the coonthry ruined
and see Rothn' but starvation befoor me two eyes
don't Let's throw the domp thing overheard, and
save the coonthry from starvin, whin we have a
chance
Pat-Is it yer boss ses this coonthrys ruined. And
amt yer boss Wing!
Jina-Sure, and good Wing he is, too--and SC
am l.
PGt-So thought, and yere just the fool to believe
every thing yer boss tells We about the new tnrf
ruin, low wages and so on don't ye see I've made
fool of ye myself. You believe that was the tariff
and wanted to throw the innocent crahur overheard
and fool We are to believe every thing that's toulC
We, without readn and inquirin for ye'rself--such
ignorant men ye'reself it is that will bring the
coenthry to ruin if any thing will. That tariff (point
ing to the machine) is, in honest truth, farmers
machine for sowing his grain for the people to live
on and instead of its being instrument of destruc
ton and ruin it is of the instruments to fill ou
stomachs with bread, and ye may may call it thu
new tariff if We like, and yen know more about tn
new tariff than iver ye did. Ye'd better 60 bom
now, and tell ye're boss, he's either knave fool
faith, may be a little Of the two mixed) when h
tries such down the Threats Of homes
and intelligent men, so ye had.
Jim made his exit, grumbling.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
From TIE Journal Of Commerce.

TIE IRON INTEREsT.-The reduction Of duties on
iron under the new Tariff, is in greater ratio than
on most other articles for the that they were
so enormously high. "All that goes up must come
down." &c. They however, still at the top notch
Of favor, viz: 30 per cent-whch, with freight and
other costs Of importation is equivalent TO protec-
ton OF 40 or I'D per cent To say that this ia INSULT
cient-not to make the fortunes Of the owners in a
day, but to afford them n handsome recommending
profit, provided their works well situated and well
conducted-is to say what few will believe In look
ing files the other day, met with the fol-
lowing communication, published the I'd of Octo-
Der last, which on reading it, seemed exactly fitted to
the present state of the market We therefore repeat
it here:
IRoS-When the Iron manufacturers Of United States
obtained the protective duty Of 25 per ton established by
the tariff Of 3Oh August, ls42 price Of lion manufac-
tured wholly in part by rolling Great Britain
Is alone produced, not above 5 per S22
per ton During the last twelve the same iron has
been selling there for not less than 99 per ton $40 per
ton being SIS ton higher than in A d. 1872
to come cannot fall there below $40 per there
fore clear that If SIS per now deducted from the
would enjoy the ratio Of protection they did when
that tariff enacted This proved by the following
statement:
1912, market price in Wales and Scotland, of
iron manufactured wholly OF in part by
rolling, R5 S22 %
Estimate Of protection United States duty s25
l4o per cent. freight, 3
Premium on exchange, 8
s3I per ton.
1915 market nriea In Wales and Scotland ad-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
SIsERIFF'S SALE.

virtue fee bill directed from the clerks
nD Office Of the Marion circnit will public ae
10Th day October, door in Indianapolis
within the hours prescribed the and pts fT
OF the following real forty Of land Oft Of the south
end the number wnsP
fifteen and number and failure to realize
full Of and will nj the time
expose Of said Taken the
perry of John SymmOnds at he suit Of John Redman.
-3w A. W. RUSS LIS Marion Co.
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k<7 pursuance OF T. JAMES X POLK President OF
The untsa States ." M bs 10 hsrsSy %
Offices In the territory of WISCONSIN at the periods hereinafter
AT the land Office at MINERAL POINT commencing Mon
day the itict day of November next for the disposal Of the
pHhs lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
Townships eleven twelve, and thirteen, range
Townships eleven, .weyr' and thirteen, Of range two
Townships ten. eleven twelve aud thirteen Of range four
Townships eleven twelve aud thirteen OF 1--WE
Townships eleven and twelve, and fractional township thirteen
Township twelve fractional township thirteen range
seven.
x as s. Ss s
Townships twelve aud thirteen. Of range one.
Townships twelve and thirteen, Of range two.
Townships twelve end thirteen, Of fange three .+-
Townships twelve and thirteen. Of range Eve
Fractional townships range
Al the land Office at GREEN BAY commencing Monday.
fourteenth day December for the disposal OF
tie lands within the undermentopcd townships and fractional
TortI az lac base line aa2 east Of the urth priaepaf riSi4
Fractional township twelve west OF the Wisconsin river Of
township twenty-five, OF Wolf river Of range
Fractional townships twenty and twenty wo
Fractional township, twenty four and twenty
Of Wolf river aud Irrational township twenty seven Of
FratioaaI sections wo THREE nine ten
the south fraction Of fractional
quarter fractional
seven section ryss snS VIM ~
township recently least Of Lakes Wianehaso and Little Butte ds
aud township twenty eight, Of range seventeen
townships six aud OF eshfeen
Townships six and Of range ninefeen
Townships twenty ine thirty aud thirty Of twenty
Townships twenty nine thirty. of twentyone
appropriated law for the Of schools military
uFPoses, win he excluded from sale.
sales will carh kept for weeks unless the lands
disposed of aud no longer and 80 private entries OF
land townships offered viii be admitted uutn after the
exDration the Of said sales
Given under INV hand The city OF Washington. this
of Aano DOini thousand eight hum
dred and fOry-sx.
by the President JAMES n POLh
JAMES II. PtPER,
Acting Commissioner Of the General LAND ofce-
NOTICE To PRE- EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of presumption 10 any land
within townships aud OF townships above
required establish the 70 the satisfaction Of
the land office, aud make
ment therefor praabs % seeing fkis notice and
Of the public sale
lands embracing the tract eaicd such claim
Wi e forfeited. JAMES ~ PlfEk-
- Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
! August q. Z losh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

How IT WoRKs."-The proprietors Of the Cotton
Mill in this village who reduced the wages of their
hands, week or two since, says the SchuyleruiAe
Herald twenty-five per cent are now, and have been
for several days. edearoring to induce them TO return
to their york. at the old tcages but they too late,
as most of them have engaged to work in other mills.
Thus have these gentlemen in their avarice over
reached themselves, and brought just retribution
on themselves They will now be compelled 10 seek
elsewhere for hands, and in the time, this mill
stands almost idle. So much for the panic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

The ONEs.-In 1701, the succession of the House
Of Hanover carried in the British parliament, by
a majority of one In 1881, Lord John RusselPs pet
measure, the reform bill, carried by majority
of one. In 1911, Sir Robert PeeFs motion Of want
Of confidence in ministers. carried by majority
of one. One seems to be a mighty unit in our an
nails If the smallest Of numbers, it has produced
some Of the greatest effects found in the historical
details Of Britain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
SHElkIEE,S SALE.

virtue Of wTa Of yendaion exponas directed iron the
ED clerks Office
SALE The 10Th day Of October, 1886, the ndfa
nap0s within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and pn @
southwe quarter Of ecn number 81 township number fourteen
nOth number five the half of
southeast quarter OF section twenty township number fourteen NORTH Of
five eighty acres; failure realize the full
judgment, ard WILL time and
the fee simple Of said Taken property Matthew
Little, the suit Of James Blake
3i-3ysi75 A w RUSSELL, Sher;fs fgriOn Co
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w. IL. PRESTON 81 90.

BEAVE hand and constantly receiving direct from
York. well selected assortment Of DRY GOODS which
they will sell cheap cheaper than these dgns
Their assortment consists in part Of the following articles Cloths
Camercs Satneits, Jeans Harime Tweeds Prints Musns
Drngs, Vesings, Florence Braid Bonnc Ribbons Flowers
Ladies' and Gentemen Cravat Handkerchief shaws
AS good assortment of ready made Clothing, and splendid
assortment Of CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. which
they enabled TO sell nearly cheap others do their Eastern
work. which, unless carried with will fell
before be got Of good Palm
Leghorn Far Brush and Silk Hats will be kept constantly
hand They have also Coffee Sugar Nader Indigo CopPeras
lum Red Pepper Spice Ginger Nails Cotton Yarn &c. 9j
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
SUERIFF,S SALE.

- virtue of vendHoni exponas directed from
ED Jerks exPse public
SALE the 10Th day d 0ciDbe 1896 the door in India
naps within the hours prescribed by law, the and profits Coz
of the following
in II and
half feet 'front.' hundred and
third lot from the southwest Of said block number FIVE the
west side f White river the donation lands adjoining the
indianapolis subdivision
OF
and cs m the time and place, expose the fee
simple Of said real Taken the property Amos annawsy
the suit OF the Common Council Of Of indianapolis
3I-tv-S200 A w. RUSSELL, Shertf Marion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
S,D.nS.r s isiS '''''"'' ss s%i Lana 'O'''
by the President OF the United States.

by the President Of the United States.
ef IN pursuance Of an act Of Congress approved on The
the President of the United States 10 sen the reserved mineral lands
in the States of Illinois aud and Territories Of Wisconsin
Pre-. the United America he,eby declare and
Pks h sale T Be SS 5s on ss q
% o' ON .eco9s o %
Lead within the following townships and fractional
NORTH IF the base line and Of the @ PviaePsl meridian
Townships lightweight eishiyne and ninety and fractional
Town.hiP eghiyghi fractional townships eighty nine.
Township eighyscen and fractional townships eightyeigt
and eighty mine. Of range three
Fractional township eighty seven; q range hye
Township ninety and fractional township ninety OF range
townships nneyOne. ninetywO. three OF
Township ninety-oKe Of range three.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military, and
other viii be excIu ed from sales also all quarter
shan not be determined By the day fixed for the Of
Presumption claims win be ALLOW aEf e above binds.
to iSae entry and al such lands 8 contain G Se MINES
Of lead actually discovered end being worked viii be sod in
s as eE be A Ssp , oo e0s sRS y ssHs Pc ere lands
disposed OF and nger and private entries OF land
in the townships and fractional townships offered win be adj
md until after the alton Of weeks from the
In further execution OF the said act have caused the Commits
soner Of the General Land Office publish with tins proclamation
brief description Of the mineral tgons m which these lands he
official documents and other nc ms Of info nation
OiSes uhder my hahd az the ny OF is th oay OF
September Ammo Domui thousand eight hundred and
BY the President: JAMES X. POEK. =
JAMES H. PrER Acting conissioner Of the General Land 0es
The lands in the mineral embraced in the above proc
nation of the President Of the od believed eontsin
the richest mines Of lead tia, have yet been discovered the
yielding about eighty cent Of pure metal Copper ao has
been found in this region in considerable quantities.
the manufacture OF lead
various forms particularly into sof the river banks eeag 50 e
require the erection OF
and the from its great purity be manufactured into shot by
he firstsm smelling.
location these mines being the Mississippi river affords
great facilities Of the average cost 81 Louis
absu fifteen hundred pounds The soil represented
being unusually fertile producing all the small grains great
abundance and furnishing excellent for csthus present.
equal inducements the ulturfst and the miner
The DUBUQUE MINIS fractional townships eighy-eigh
and ninety of range two east situated the banks
the Mississippi considered the most important; the DURAN
townships nine and ninety, of
vsue and the CATTESE mines in fractional
township of three also the the
third OH in this region and is
vii bring hit others
rich AMI productive any now known.
| JAMES H. PIPER.
.qcing cOnmissioRer Of the General Laud Office
| S,ns,uB,r 5,6. 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

Increase Of ratio of protection from lao per cent
$40 per the manufacturers in the United States.
IL in 1912 they required protective duty Of $50 ton,
it clear they they only require in S45 81 per ton duty for
their protection. Abb. C.
The Troy Budget is publishing some very whole
some truths on this subject Among other things it
gives the following statement, which it says was
prepared by James Hall, ESQ.,:
Cost Of Manufacturing the Uaiied States and Great
Britain compared.
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NO,rICE.

'HNfiE undersigned Teaurrr And and Secretary Of
receive sealed pUTsaIs the office OF Sscry
Wednesday the 9Th d October M furnishing the
Stationery for the the Assembly Speci
fcons qualify and win he furnished by calling
undersigned. X. MAYHEM, Treasurer.
II. J. HARRIS, "A. p. n.
JNO. "a. THOMPSON Sec State.
ndilnapOiis, IS, 1916 csasy.
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EXECUTOR,s NOTICE,

NOTICE hereby given that Mary Blades taken letters
~ estamenafy ON The estate az Blades deceased from the
clerks office OF the Marion probate All having claims
against said estate viii
lion Of the sane and all being indebted no
ned 10 ma ke immediate Tho probably solvent
Sept. 80 1876. 3i-3wT MARY BLADES Ezeeui-ir.
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State of Indiana. Hamilton County, Set
| Samuel Teees Henry Short.
| C~n~

FragH Attachment.
NOTICE hereby of n
writ of Foreign Attachment issued by
justice Of the o the Of Hamilton
the instance, and the affidavit Of Samuel Teeter against
gs and chaielS credits and effects Of Henry Sho
81 property has Teen aced And that the third Monday
March, ID. 1917, IL o'clock,
township OF said county, will pceed hear and decide said
Attachment whereof the said Henry Short aud all other
cerned 30 3wis JACOB :. TYSON j. P
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
Married,

In Denton, Maryland, on the Dist inst, by the Rev.
John d. Long, Mr.. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT, Of Indiana
polls, to Miss SARAH LoRETTo WEST, of the former
nlaca
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

Office hereby given that Henry s. Mundy this 2
September 1896 been duly appointed Administrator d the
David
issued to me by the Clerk Of the Marion Probate Court
Al persons having claims against the said estate viii the
directed by law W collection and being indebted
viii make mms date The estate probably insayent
ep HENRY s. MUNDY. Hdar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

ing the equal
the originally due
above. HoRAIIo ]. HARRIS,
Audtor m State
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NOTICE.

HNHE thirteenth annual meeting Of The stockholders of the Branch
indianapolis of the Rank of Indiana,
be hiking
OF and four O'Clock, P. NJ, which
loT the choice
ensuing year. "a -rIi. H. SHARPE Cashier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

Indianapolis, September %, 1896
fENIIE following tracts parcels o land much thereof
VIII sell for the due from the respective will,
Saturday, the 7h of
o'eirk and ochck, said day. the do OF te
honse the town q indianapolis lie offered r sale 20 the hge
bdd In conformity with The provisions chapter 3 Revised statutes
oG and shsquent amendalo theeofihe said
GELS, of having %
of hams made OF the different hereinafter
fed and the mougagon thereof having Called py interest
required a principal
interest, damages, and viii received
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

Cost of ton Of pig iron in Wales
Ditto IN Pennsylvania.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

16-An Act providing for the prosecution Of the existing
between the United States and the Republic Of Mexico.
Whereas by the Of the Republic Of Mexico, state Of
exists between that Government and the United States.
lSEc. Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senfatires Of the United States Of america in Congress
sbed That for the purpose Of enabling the Government
United States prosecute said to speedy and
successful the President be and he hereby
thorzed employ the militia, naval and military forces Of
the United States and to call for and accept the services
any number Of volunteers not exceeding fifty thousand who
may their either cavalry artillery infantry
rived the place Of rendezvous TO the end Of the
unless discharged according to the time for which
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
CHAr I9.-An Act for the relief Of George Venting

W. W
SEC l. Be at enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seRtaiiues Of the United States Of AMERICA an Congress
sbed That the Secretary Of War be, and he heseby is,
authorized and required place the Of George Went
ling the pension ROLL at the rate prescribed by the act Of
June seventh, eighteen hundred and hirtytwos for
years service as major during the war Of the Revolution
said
Approved, May 10, 1876.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01
Bank Tax Fund.
Surplus Revenue Fund.

The half Of the Of twenty seven sixteen
containing eighty III Hendricks
By William C. Hyten. Total amount due, S4S5 90.
The half Of the and the half of the
wo ~ town sixteen containing hundred and sixty
acres IN Hendricks eouny mOrgaged by John Swain. Toa
due.
So much of the half OF the n OF twenty nine, in
eighteen lies the side Of the middle Of Fal
creek containing forty Madison morgaged b,
Thomas Silver Total amount due, Sllo so.
Lots ;, $ and 8, block twenty four in Oh,
OF Marnsve Morgan county, mOrtgaged by John Sims
Total amount due, Ss6o 80.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

WOOD, coRN, az KsY wanted, On SUBSTITUTION.
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BngIey
South Carolina
SEC Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seHtdtiUes IF the United States Of America Congress
Se6d That under the special circumstances of the
forth in the report of the committee Of the Senate this
subject there shall be issued under the direction of the Sec
retaIy of the Treasury register under the Of Jane
GIno for the baque Emile built in France, but owned
by Chaes W. Bngey, citizen Of the United States and
lying at the port Of Charleston, in the State Of South
Carolina unseaworthy whenever the said Chas w. Bngley
shall furnish the Secretary Of the Treasury with satisfactory
proof that The said baque has been repaired in the United
States and that the costs Of repairing her by her
owner exceeds three fourths of the original Of building
a vessel of the same tonnage in the United States.
See vol. viii. p. 5S6
Approved, May ID, ISi6.
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CHAP I5-An repeal part Of the entitled IAN supple
menay to the sale of the public lands"
proved April h thousand eight hundred and hytwo and
for other purposes.
SEC l. BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatves Of the United States Of America an Congress
assembled That from and after the passage of this act the
second proviso entitled can supplementary
for the sale Of the public ands approved
April fifth thousand eight hundred and thirytwo, which
is follows That person shall be permitted
enter than half quarter section Of land under this
10 quaItequarter sections in his in the
name Of any other person. and in unless he intends
it for cultivation for the Of his improvement. And
person making application 10 make entry under this
shall file his her affidavit under such regulations the
Secretary Of the Treasury may prescribe that he she
makes the entry in his her for his her
benefit and for another shall be and the
hereby repealed and all entries selections locations OF
lands now suspended in General Land Office
made contrary the restrictions in this provso shall be and
they hereby confirmed, provided they in all other
spects fair and regular.
Approved May 8, 1896
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01

.aciing cOmmissioner Of the General Lsud OF
TENDER 5th, 1876. a3-ISwis
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CHAR. l7An Act authorize increase Of Of
army the United States.
SEC |. Be Il enacted By the Senate House Of Repre-
sentdtires Of The United States Of america Congress
sebid That the President Of the United
hereby authorized by voluntary enlistment the
number Of prvaes in each any Of the companies Of
existing regiments Of Dragons artillery and infantry any
number exceeding hunded whenever, his opinion
the exgencies Of the public service may require
and TO reduce the sixty four where the exgencies
quiring the present increase shall cease PrOridd That
said enlsiments shall be for the Of five years and
longer, unless sooner dsbanded BY the President
Approved, May l3, 1916.