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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

% 10 The papers aunom,os The desth = Col.
Anorose II. Sewer, late D. s. Senator tvcm
Arkansas and Commi.siorersc Tcxps, on ~
,ist ines eoiH'sfy~f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13
II. b. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

E. w. CARR, Evans Building, Third street, oppos,ts
the Philadelphia Exchange guIay to receive
and subscriptions for this paper and reesps
for the same.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

W SPEAKER OF THE HoUsE.-Wm. F.
Packer Esq, was elected on the 22d ballot,
and the House was organised on Friday last,
after contest of three days. The result
was effected by three Of the Natives going
in for Mr.. Packer on the last ballot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13
A WARMING TO BOYS.

Severa! boys, or rather young men, from
Northumberland were brought before our
Court last week, for disturbing a religious
meeting at that place. The meeting wss
at night. The boys were on the outside
and annoyed the congregation by loud talk
ing and boisterous behaviour. Judge An
thony in his sentence, gave them lecture
and stated that he was determined to punish
severely all such cases brought before him,
but in consideration of their having already
been in prison, he would let them off with
fine Of five dollars and the costs of prose-
cution. .........
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s7oa,ss4 %
aso,7ss 81
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s1,Os1,ss6 "A

*I,VoIj jSoV ~
Il is presumed the gradual process of can
collation. of the relief notes, or their redemp-
tion as heretofore indicated, will remove 10
that amount, the pressing necessities Of the
Treasury. .t.,....
The residue Of said sum Of 1901, 1856 "a,
Ito wit y
S32S, 1872 "a is due & demandable S32s, ,722 IA
Also due and demandable of
funded debt as follows:
June LIST, 1s4i, S26,951 80
Augt. ist, 1s46, 1,99S,509 35
Augt. LIST, 1s47, 22,335 06
s2.o47,7se 21
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

Relief Notes in
circulation,
Intereat CertiR.
Gates outstand.
Do. do. un-
claimed,
Interest on un.
claimed 4 out.
standing oerti.
hcateD to be
added 10 them
when funded
Domestic Gre.
differs,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

Present liability of Treasury S2,3
Residue Of public debt falling due
March 1st, 1s49, S59,551 46
Dec. lst, 1850, 999,3l1 is @
April llth, 1853, 1924 90 lid
Dec. ist, 1854, 1,90S,4 ,407 %
Jan'y lst, 1854, 79s,474 81
Dec. LIST, 1854, 2,197,s49 IS
Augt. 1st, 1855, 4,4s9, ,463 10
July lst, 1856, 2,7S0,SOs 26
March 4th, 1858, 3,997, ,395 AZ
July lst, 1858, 2,540,o10 Sc
July 1st, 1853, 529,922 ~
July list, 1859, l,l95,92s SO
Augt. lst, 1859, 49,99S 25
July ist, 1860, 2,643,777 81
Mch. 2Sth 1861, 10000
July 1st, 1862, 2,265,05975
April 10th 1868, 100000 90
July LIST 1864, 1,37s,375 80
June 9th 1864, l,134,332 10
Augt. LIST, 1864, s606s SO
July lst, 1865, 959,540 79
Jan'y Ist, 1865, s6s,s73 10
July ist, 1868, 2,523,61764
July LIST, 1870, 1895 IS
Blk charter loans, 67S,375 96
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

not demandable al Inc lrea-
sury,
Interest on the public debt,
$l,SS7, 7,549,06 at 6 per cent
per annum
37.3O5.sO1,1s /" 5 i" Z"
200, 100000 +" Al +" "
Regular annual interest on
the loans as they stood Dec.
LIST 1S4S.
On a portion of the above
loans, there will be 10 pay
81 years interest on Februa-
ry LIST ls49, which it is estL
mated will increase the a.
mount,
In whatever amount Of inter-
est certificates may be fun.
ded between the 1st of Feb
ruary and the lst of August
next, there will be due at the
latter period 4 years interest,
estimated at
Probable amount OF interest
for 1S49
To which add guaranteed in
terest on Danville & Potts
vile Railroad, and Bald Ea'
gle and Tioga Navigation
Companies
| The estimated revenue for
is
Estimated expenditures TO
the current year
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

Expenses Of the public works considered
as ordinary, notwithstanding much of the a.
mount is really extraordinary but as an off
set to this, the tax on real and personal estate,
received during each year, is more than the
assessment Of year, the excess being from
outstanding taxes Of previous years."
The balance in the treasury on
Dec. 1st. 1914, was S663,751 sS
Balance in the treasury, Dec.
LIST. ls4S, was 577,29o 80
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-13

Total amount of funded debt
not demandable al the Trea-
sury,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Nov. 81 Il p. NJ.
The cotton market continued buoysn and, 10 most
instances, rather fuller prices paid than
tanned yesterday. The market stands about The
previous to the sailing Of last weeks steamer
In Sour there activity, part on speculation
The rates allowed marked change, though prices
not Arm Canadian continued in fair request for
sbipneDt Southern neur was In demand at previous
rates while rye -four easier to buy Meal exit
btted no material change American descriptions of
wheat Of prime quality, continued to be we'll held,
while common grades and Canadian we're not firm.
The latter sold freely for export at quotations.
Rye was shade easier, with active inquiry. Bar
ley was wanted, but, in the abssnce of supplies
transactions were reported Oats again better
Corn dropped of about cent per bushe With good
demand portion of the sales were for shipmsnt,
There marked change in pork or provisions
generally Groceries remained previously aoticsd,
With STEADY trade demand
AsrEs There fair business In psts with sales
So 81.
BRrApsruyrs-F2 our-Tbe sales for the day reached
17ooo bbls including ordinary State ct 81 80 81
o2h common State mixed ohio and indiana at 81
G2h 81 u.s. Canadian at 81 65 81 10; straight State
end Ohio al 50 rs 81 si choice state at 81 81 Al
81 mixed and straight Michigan, at 81 SIX So. IA
vor'te Michigan at IS SIS o. and pure jeneses at s.
12h SIS rs or the sales, about 1000 bbls Ca
ut S. 1917 50 81 for common to good. Rye $50 bbls
sold at ~ 671s . 81 90 earn Mesi-Ths sales
100 bbt Jersey ut 80 Buekohest was in coed de-
pand st 81 rs SO per 100 lbs and &3 so 81 so per
bbl Frost extra commanded Csc per bag OF 25 los.
Whea-Ssles included 700 bushels inferior Southern
private terms; 80 900 bushels good Causdan at
81 O5; and $500 bushels ordinary Ohio, st about 81
Rye-l2 500 bushels sold. 1T sos 600 Bsrley
scarce and wanted at 81 SIC Oats were again bet
ter with ssles o. Northern at 46 47c Jersey vt 40
42Asc sno Southern at SO . 3sc. Corn Tbs sales
SIS 600 bushels st So SOLO for Inferior Southern
ern and Western mixed; 90 = 6O1.o for Western yell
low; and 81 6lkc for Southern and Northern yell
low BGekWhest was IN STEADY demand at 40 q 47c.
EIYoRr BaEADslUYp CRrAT BRITAIN
L.,
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which N quotations are adjusted by reducing them

which quotations adjusted by reducing them
Ac. fromsmy last.
The estimates for the crop put forth are srsdu
ally sreuHiirg higher figure. aud 1000 bales IL
freely expressed ~ the probable amour. by several
Who Wit large holders Fix weeks siocr declared
that admitting tho possibility Of the plant escaping
frost until the Lot December still there was no eontn.
gency Of weather which coud the yield 60 Co.,
900 bales At this stage OF there usually
danger OF being led by extremo long crop esti
mates than there at that period By extreme short
ones ~ what for public opinion such ntri
cate subject Is Of little value most generally
formed from articles In newspapers prepared to mis-
stood rs Affirming that there Is contingency Of
weather which would render such amount hnp ossi
blebut, only, that it Ia not at all probable At pre-.
ssnt feel warranted In saving, that the crop will be
200 Geo bales and continues to point Mt 300 000
the nj imstum. Asy-t. there has been killing frost
the heart CT the cotton region. and the pant
continues to ripsn except partially where chsck
given 10 II by he frost of the 6th 9th inst The
line OF this frost appears to have been narrow coase
queDtly but littls damage was done.
The closing quotations in this market
I'D
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Died,


On Monday evening, Nov. 26th, In the 74.h year Of
her age, Mrs SUSANNA HicGNs relict Of the late Ed
ward Higgins.
Her friends and those OF her daughter in law Mrs.
William Higgins, and her sop Ia law, James Gillsn-
der. Jr and those Of her grandchildren, William iIig
gins aud Vincent II Delnoco aud those OF the family
generally respectfully invited to attend her fuue
rel from the residence Of Mrs. VIM + Higgins. No
Lafayette Place Fourth street on Wednesday xf
terboon Nov 2Sth, AT half past o'clock Her RENAL ns
will be taken to st. Marks Church for interment
Nov goth of disease Of tho heart, Jon, CHAPMAN,
aaed Al years
HIS sins will be taken for nterment from his late
rerideDce, I76 Madison street, this day. "wednesday
at2P The relatives and hiends OF the family. TO-
gethsr with the members Of Aeghania Lodge, No 1885,
| O of o y and Washington Grove, NO i, L. 40 ID,
ctfuy invited to attend without further nvi
tation
At Msyville, Tenn, 1lth inst Lieut. JoH~ g BIcK-
WILL. L. A He participated in every engagement
during tbe late with Rlexioo with distipg uishsd
honor TO himself and highly esteemed nnishod
scholar IN accomplished officer, and an unassuming
gentlenss.
~ Knoxville. Tenn, Nov Is, WILLIAM THROW, .
soldier Ct the revolution aged So years. He entered
the service mere boy under Capt. Langdon, in l776
1T the teige Of Savannah, where he severely
wounded and lott on the field all night ne dead.
Suddenly. in New Orleans on the 18th inst, from
the explosion OF the boilers OF the steamboat Loui
ana. DR. X. B. Marsh, late Of Ml~aukie Wisconsin,
and formerly Of Rochester N Y aged about 40 years
DR. had just returned from thu gold mines In Cali
MIA and was on his way home
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Cleared.
hf5 5sssiS; L,:;Es;I Ssssss s::sis, s'%;Ids:,
S,mh pimssi Mortimer Llysss,Sn. esn,sg noH,Is. "
leans, hhfles a lord.
s;5 sSsss3 ;Tf Fobs! w.I ssE
sssr.-y John oensrs., Collins. San Franchises vain.
ysss,i IS'.s. sst..a Jsea.sSsis; sssSs prosSsrs
tl,d.IsS.lSfs Jsm.s Brown Issssia Bs%srs dram
ias so Rear ba proya.n,
I'm ses ssds ssrhs os sry Charleston 50 hours
shp Lesrit, tsrnh wsisng. Ps,ssoHla % days. with
Snip JossrhS. BsrBhcirn Belfast Ir. s,day. with ma.,
snd % pss.ess.r. TO 9insy o,.r, ss. inst. Is, - 30
ton si,E n. i.. Of f"r.mat .pa s.bd 70 he .h.n
ut e ind bips sheas 10 could not be Done The had
shs iIssi. BoiO,. Galveston Nov H. with cotton.
nsIi Alser. coz B.,h BAILEY New Orleans days with
Dsri Reform, L,Tmer.. EoSis 81 day., vi,h cotton ss
TO s,urS;s. clssrnsn = g. . a,
BrS Kssliot lof Drc.denl Due Savannah. day. with
BrS william, Nichols Savannah. days, with yellow pine
tIs Rss%., tsf s's,,ssr,, S,sso,l.. Wilmington NC.
Brs son FULLER. Crawford. Boston. with bsseed. to
scSr Alderman Bston Brace. Santiago and II day. from
s.r 3,s nth r.Sh s.rs sens 9n S %
sehr Eaa trr Of Hslf.s, walker St Ki,s iC day. with
ss1I ,rsTs nI..f1Es RI, J:'t:s.,Is IT. sS.
setr Mary French. w,shnstos. NC. ta.ys With naval
sesr s.rs Crotch. s,sh, wa.sins.,.. NC. sssy.
s ssr s ss. eSl f flss.s. S ssS:.'n.
sshr I,iehe. Stout chsrrsf sld.
ss .sr ricos., Dsssf Glsso,s,sr;
sehr Typhsns. Lewis. Nov Haven
..t.. n -.
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Our Phiiadelpn MA Correspondence.

fnI----.1IA, Nor. 81. 1s4o
The N,w County Blfiidings Hon. Leisis Cas- at n'
Theatre Thrilling Scene Markets &c.
resolution was passed at Q meeting Of the County
Board, this morning approving Of the location of Q
New court House in Independence square fronting
Sixth street and Wslsut, go feet aud running east
Ito feet This resolution Is OF subject to the
copsent OF our city councils
DR.. w. Hainss, most estimable, popular ana
talented gentleman has bsen elected resident physi
clan 81 the Blocklry Aims House place Of Dr. Bsns-
diet who to take charge Of the Insane Asylum, at
Utica, New York
The Seguip troupe opened to q splendid hsuse last
evening The new piece Of the Drup kard." ct Bar
NUNS, has produced an immense sensation. Among
the auditors last evening" the Hon Lewis Cass Who
appeared 70 enjoy the performance With the keenest
relrh During the Of the play most thrilling
scene took place, not sot down In the bills geutle-
man in the second tier seized with = it, aud fell
over head foremost! lie was promptly caught by the
foot and leg he was descending, and dragged back
again.
The market for sill descriptions Of breadstufs 10
ceedipgy duh at previous prices There is scarcely
any export demand for -four. Wheat l. stationary ~
yesterday retes Sales OF old yellow $50 whoh
IL decline. Wbisksy 27c to IKE for bills and hnds
The cotton market Is inactive owing to tho high pro-
tensions Of holders.
The stock sales to. day we're as follows
First Board $500 State Gs. 1Ol; Is 200 Stats 5s,
seh $50 do, St,s 50 shares Pepnsylyanis RR BIZ
4,4O0 Wilmington RR So 1000 Allegheny County s,
81; 1000 Cincinnati BeIds, i97, oIA; so N A. Bank,
Bank l3l; 1000 Wilmington RR 80; go y. Treasury
Notss Sc, llh; 800 State 5's SOY; 5000 U. rrea-
sury Notes, 6s, ms: 900 Susquehsnns Bends, 81
1000 Pittsburg 6's 10. VI
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIoArloH.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALIIsoax, NOvenbe, 20 SO 90 MSrylsna g. l0+ 81 90
81 COO do 500 do l0i s6O do. l0 $500 Bal
timore 6s 1890 Iva; II shares Western Bank 20; IL do 10 TO-
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 5lE % do time, 5l do,
or.
bosroN, November 26Brokers' Poard-5 shares Boston
and Providence Railroad. gl Northern Railroad 6ix
Boston Banh @ 10 Norfolk County Railroad. ssh 10 do,
bOd 3 do IS; ~ Eastern Railroad, l02 "a Vermont and
s.sssehusett. Railroad 2s1s 80 2Ftceburz Railroad llO
Boston Concord and Nor Railroad So 90 Worcee
and Nashua Railroad, So 20 Western Ksilroad SLIM. 1885
- Vermont Central Railroad hSd is IS do 46 10 South
Shore Railroad, 15 Ni IL Old Colony Railroad 1914 76x;
Eastern Railroad; NJ lo8; 40 Eas. Boesa Company IA
Company, No. s4 Second Hoard ~ shares Norfolk
County kailroad 1885, l0d bi0d, S91 10 do 800; North
Railroad. ON.
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4
WARRINGTON. November 20, 1slo.
The Treasury D,fetf TIE Rrv,nue- TIE Election for
Sp,sssr- .f'vra AND Multiplication Of Ccmddses for
The annuncistion Of Q deficit In the means Of the
treasury for the next tso fiscal year,, made the
theme Of much remark and sit~rcation The deficit
IL is said, viii be fifteen twenty millions We
have no details In regard 20 it, and that IL IL founded
On rough gusss 10 shown by the fact that there is
mum and maximum sum Again, how can o preaie-
ton be made that the revenue will fall off greatly
In The next two years' Why should dehei. that
nay occur now, two years hence be announced in q
panic nhe manner, asa even In advance Of the au-
not point that would be likely TO be overlooked In
The regular doeumeats remark that journals
connect this notice With declaration that IL will be
peessay TO raise another loan the
frvm Imports by Increasing the rates Of duty Neither
Of thste alternatives need be resored To- because the
which duty free Neither /, IL believed that
en- increase Of the rate. Of duty articles which come
in competition With donestics, will augment the re.
venue. 1t appears however, that from some reason,
not stated dininuton Of revenue from customs is
expected
1 learn that Sir Henry Lyttcn Bulwer, the British
envoy Will arrive next week A house In about TO be
tahtn for him In this city but IL IL not stated whsthor
soJ bni.sr accom- psnies him. His lady 10 niece Of
! have seen a number Of the Southern and Western
m mem Of The democratic column, and lind that
thsy ere In doubt 90 this result Of the election
Speaker. But the Northern wings ere In no doubt
vhstertr and uphesiratipgly declare tina, Afr Win
So, they reckon not without their host the question
90 ru1ritg to many 10 settled hso hswcver, Ne
g,. nisDform-d NJ 70 the OF the free soicrs,
Who nunSsr not ls,s than eighteen. We learn tha,
they will support ono OF 49,. Gu party-Mr wilmot
perhaps but they sustsis Mir Winthrop, ~ Will Be
erected on The nrst ballot. My opinion l., tpss
they vii support one from .hom they cannot oo-
nin pledges sucb as they dsnspdcd last session from
MI winthrop and which he refused TO give.
a ncnb.r ~ respectsble candidates for the clerk.
- Of the House have been named In this Unto, sad
other yaJus. In addition 70 tina. number may state
that NsJoT j. T. Hsi.s late OF Pennsyvenis has been
A zee n ca Al haa
samuel l.. Gorsrnsur, Of Virginia, formerly Of New
York.
James Noes, n Nov York, IL leading vhig csnd-
date for the poet u Sergeant at Arms aud Heroic
Age is . candidate on the democratic side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-28
Political InfalIluAnea.

The election In Massachusetts, the 26th Inst, for
delegates to the House OF Representatives rssutsd
the choice Of three wings and two
sgain falling to elect
IL is stated that ths invitation Father Mathew from
Judge Lumpkin. Of Georgia to visit that State has
been revoked in consequence of the doubt
OF that gentleman s views OF the slavery question
Father Mathews mission Is for good and all the
fanatics Of the country win not be able to cause him
seeds Of discord any where
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w,surSoro,, No, p, isi

w.suNoro>, No, -, 1870
4ss N,4f Csnfr,a The s;iga and ne Sp.str-
sStp
The pert Congress proni,es to become one q the
1o-s Interesting In tie legislative htory Of the coun.
try The question considered in Its ultimate bearing
the position ard progress Of the country, viii be
nothing less than ttis Shall abandon the read OF
progrsss and the national career ~hich previous
sdripistrat.ns bsve launched u.s. or shall ve intim'
dated By too rapid success, fall bach or halt TIL
ether patiops able to dmibi,h the interval which
esysrstes them from the proud sminence We have a.
tslssd.
The sdministrstiop Is nov ben. securing Mr.
winthrop for speaker Of the House have ct least the
Committees ~ MT the majority % the House In It's
favor; but even In tbs they most likely to fsi -
1bey look TO adventurous oi oumssnces for change
Of lucs trusting that democratic will be detained
BIZ tichDess that Others viii quarrel aud that Mr..
Iloinss IN the evept q being unzbls 70 secure tie
Speshertbip hmes will be Induced 70 cast bis vote
FOR q vbig There 4. 90 such thing - srsrerng Tor
the conduct 81 q di-sppoirted man In the meanume,
the sdmibistttiop continues IT. deube game Win be
tsihcun aud the tree ssilers involving tnem-
eslvee evsrJ day In spd more prouises' rhicn
tbsy knos N is npossible for them 70 fuinl. Iney
~siters pru,d' aud louh TO time ms the DOLLY
Of saving th.me from their foriorn coudi-
tiop their crtd,turS aud the public VII only vht
thsJ still hope 10 y. able Co meet their engagements
Members aud senators fast coyipg In Among
the former notice MIR. wndsm J. Brown, of Indiana
Represented 40 TOO sick a. son. 20 Washngton The
opposfttos no doubt st murfer In full numter. std
The cabinet vi have she poser aud ofosnce Of
eace 20 ccmpensase ics csacierciss 10 tbeir ranks
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TuntcIBs ~ DELAWARE CsUrTy, " "a CORE
ffororft the iratstiie On " fdcscs'e ~ the 2th
hast ~riiirg a murder ~ Gonna centre Ia. zist
met says fbs victim Mr. Daniel Tfaaicr q re-
'gsoiatie citig,n. ar,d setsb,J Jesrs The con sss
han,s ntnsl tbast ICoaiDg CHAP about thirty i've
ytsfs sd snd 81 very temper. 10 appears that
the cihculy In r,gard 60 the ediDg " eop TO
isNttit ctw ~ vi. the ordering the isther not
&C. fssd her The father replied that 10 his oIs,
ebo be had purchased the meal aud should u as he
thrpght tett Tie son said ne wuuld BE- ID ~ he
shcu arc tmutcst+l. picked up tillet q vCod aud
tfuch BIZ iatbei over the bad breafing in the tkul
sfd i,tiifg tut the brains vt the fret bios Not "a
tiffsd with tbis he inflicted four heavy to on
bic ItrFtb LETT HIN for drad BED fur ysr aorn
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EEMsvsL 90 10, CHoCrAw iNptsSs Col. II. l. SCOTT,
h.s been appointed ssestent superintendent for the
removal % the Choctaws in the pi.ee Of the Rev r.
q stewart % fontotCc There about 600 81 ths
tribe stall lingering in Nissppi to the great isJury
~ tn DEeives and The annoy and oi-comt0rt OF
their rhits Deghb,rs Hoveyer. from the liberal In
ducsmers held out and the facilities afforded by tbs
administration 20 thsss Who vsb TO embark In their
I'nosa % their homes vsst OF Arkansas tbs
cuuu'i-s in ~hich hey hv. have good prospect "
getting rid q population which has been 30 loug
Grsvbsck their setl-m Mt and prosperity -Jsokse"
(5iss Sgnthroa Nov IL.
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Tnr Ss'iiSot We have been informed. By prl-
,ate ,tter that the delegation IT Seminole inoisos
cui the West hal arrived a. thH headquarters of the
amy Ia FLORIDA cue that the orty of them enter
tain the opinOn that their brethren the pebiasuls
viii be prevailed cD 20 Uuigrate to nee home beyond
the Mississippi We also ltsru that number OF ~
vfnnept building in progress II erection the
Aabstee river and that vbeD they pictei the
niiiisfy depot for thst portion Of the army viii he
O. sns; rrsd TO that point from Tampa Bag Nai,caoi
Int.IL..Dr.r NJ III
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tn, PrrrsBrRch Iso- CoSvENTfo-.-Amorg the reso-
ptisBs paced by he Pittsburgh Iron Lontsston
the fooving:-R.solvec. That II H. the sense Of tbis
oonventiOn at tbs prsssnt state % the foreign market
that " will require duty % $40 per ton pig iron
snd SO pei ton ON common bar. and corresponding
porssst all other iron ana manufsctufes Il irop
IN proportion 70 eo.t of make 70 protect the American
mtib-t
Al the convention, specimens Of iron made by .
process ex bihit.i IL l. made ft-m the ore by
sinss process With anthracite and bitumlnous coal
I've prUctss IL as follo-s:Tbe furnsce has three
bssd ebsmbsrs one above the other snd ell sctuated
b. the SIRE. he upper chamber IL Used Tor deoNi
dang the ore-impuiiti-s such ma sulphur Nc being
carrie of At low temper stur-; the made chamber
for huxit AID working ant the loser ohsmbcr Tor
duciLg aud nuirbing The metal IL taken from the last
NAMED 10 the hammer or squeescrs The time, too
hours