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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
COngressmen Elected in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10
First Distriet-T. B. Florences majority over Levin
Native, 600.
Second Distrct-Joseph R. Chandler, Wing, reelect-
ed by 1900 majority.
Third District-Henry d. Moore, Wing, probably
elected
Fourth District-John Robins reelected
Fifth Distrct-John McNair, Democrat, elected over
John Freely, Wing
Sixth District-Thomas Ross, Democrat, reported
elected by small majority.
Seventh Distriet-Jesse C. Dickey, Wing, reported
reelected
Eighth Observation-Disclosures Stevens, Wing re elect
ed.
Ninth District. Clancy Jones, Democrat, elected
by 300 majority Keim, Democrat.
Tenth District-M. n. Dimick, Democrat elected.
Twelfth District-Grow, Democrat, elected
Fourteenth District-Thomas l.. Bibilhans, Wing,
elected.
Fifteenth Dstrict-Wm. III. Kurtz, Democrat, elect
ed and l. b. Danner, Democrat for the remainder OF
the present Congress-
Sixteenth District-James Y. McLanahan Democrat
reelected by 500 majority.
Seventeenth District-Andrew Parker, Democrat,
elected.
Twenty first District-T. NJ. Howe, Wing, elected.
The municipal election resulted in the election OF
Charles Gpin, Wing. for Mayor, Joel Jones, the
present incumbent. Gilpn's majority is 2,573
In the Northern Liberties there a division among
the Democrats, but Wilkinson has been reelected.
Reid is probably elected District Attorney by 300
or 400 majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

EXCEEDINGLY VALIANT.-The editor Of the Charles
ton News is growing exceedingly valiant over the
wrongs inflicted upon the South He thinks the South
will submit the measures of adjustment recently
adopted by Congress, but protests with South Car
DINA indignation that such is shameful and trait
orous and concludes with the following determined dec
laration, small caps, and all:
eve have but word more to say, now Nothing
but UNION can the South, the UNION and the
CONSTITUTIONS That must be on the Missouri
line. IT ISSUE OF LIFE AND BEATH. For ONE,
WE ARE PREPARED TO MARCH TO SO 80 WITH OUR
COFFIN WHO GOES WITH rsf
Who goes with you7 Why bring your wife and chill
dren man. The country down South is too hot to hold
such valiant hotspur Our wide, open praries, with
the clear cool and bracng atmosphere of this region,
would be invaluable in cooling down your temperament
and making you most excellent and worthy citizen.
But you need not bring the coffin. We will furnish you
that here and decent Christian burial whenever you
come to shuttle OF your mortal coil. spade shovel,
hoe or a hand-saw and jack plane viii vast
deal better purpose in 'the Issue Of life and death
We have lands to clear and cutvate mines TO be work
ed houses be built and crops to be grown, all which
contribute much the comforts Of life and so increase
the desire to live that coffin is the last thing man
desires in more senses than one. So come along, with
the wife and We shall be glad TO have you all
and promise you such pleasant time Off, that at three
and ten you will be the last to think Of want
ing a ceflin.-Sf. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
NOTICE TO cLA1MANTs

TNpER THE BOUNTY LAND BILL OF THE Ia TE
~ SESSION OF CONCRESS-fhe undersigned having beer
engaged IA the prosecution OF claims before Congress
raj departments OF the Government his om Office
by the late Administration OF Gen Taylor from his knowledge OF
and assiduy 10 Business feels justified offering his 10
such persons he entitled the benefits
land bill passed the late prosecute
recover the and 10 which they may be entitled and save
them The expense OF journey this he VIII
Hon VIM Brown al Indianapolis the Hon. joseph E. Melon
aid At Charlottesville and TO The Hon l. Dunhs, Salem
washington county, the requisite forms Of ONCE enable
prepare Their respective claims prepared for
delivery al the Pension Oce Tie bill Is for pubi-
cation and references respectfully gentlemen
above named and 10 David w Scott CFavfordsv1e-
Charges as follows vzFar obtaining warrant and patent for
40 acres. S5 for 50 81 So for 100 acres SIC
All business entrusted promptly attend
ed TO- V-NT Ii SfCTT
Washington Gig, Oer 9 1850. Late Navy AGENT
The Editors Of the Review Creufnrdvie. Ire Peopies
FRIEND CoVlngtoni and the New Albany Albany
please GIVE the above one insertion weekly eight weeks pre-
sem er bs 10 each Of the Congressional Representatives
District IN which IS published with whom settle
-ivfyC
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
California---The Overland Emigran,s.

We learn, from Captain William Findley, who has
inst arrived in this city, by the overland route (and who
has crossed the three times the Rocky Mountains
times, and the Sierra Nevada five tmes,) some
interesting particulars OF the immigrants. Capt. Find
ley commanded Company B. of the artillery under Col
j. e Fremont and psrhaps knows more OF the overland
route and the west coast OF America than any gentle
now in the State
He states that of the several trains which left the
States the immigrants had in ALL about eleven thousand
wagons; but not more than six thousand will ever reach
this state. Out Of the twenty three wagons in his
train he lost, or left, five the plains. He, however
lost Of is company Ivy DEATH any of his mules
Mrs Mary French, of Independence Missouri and for
merry oi Baltimore and the daughter OF DR.. Warheld
Of No l3 Saratoga street. Baltimore, who joined his
train the route died Carsons river Of fatigue and
exhaustion She is spoken of most estmabe lady,
and her death was deeply regretted by all who had made
her acquaintance She perfectly rational to the last
and passed from time to eternity with great serenity Of
mind and strong hope Of bissiu Immortality. She
attended the grave by all the company, and
sleeps her last Sleep under the shade of the cotton tree,
the banks of Carson river.
He estimates the overland immigrants, this year, as
fully up fifty Thousand souls. All those still behind
have OK trains Those left have sufficient water, but
not all sufficient Of bread stuiis but there is,
comparatively, grass from Martins Fork to the
Slough the great meadow at the head of the Fork oil
Humboldt rivera distance OF over two hundred miles.
Near this whole distance the route may be regarded as
one continuous slough and marsh, where hundreds oil
cattle mire and die. From the Lake hundred miles,
including the distance Of lortyve miles west the coun-
try Is srewed with the carcasses OF dead cattle The
euvia arising from the putrdty Of these CATTLE the
smell of which is almost insuferable and felt for three
hundred miles, he apprehends will generate disease fatal
to hundreds who are the way.
He states that with breadstulfs the immigrants still
advancing, may be able reach here without much diff
fculty-hut breadstufs will he absolutely necessary
Considering the large number of persons who have start
ed tor this country there have BEEN comparatively, bat
few deaths On the Platte and Sweet Water rivers the
cholera swept of persons perhaps, than all Other
causes. The immigrants said to he of excellent
character and many have brought with them their fam
lies with view OF permanent settlement in this coun
try He saw not more than fifty graves of those who
died on the journey the Plains
He states that not less than one million OF dollars
will be lost in trains, frnture provisions, cattle, &C.
by tho immigrants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

G-The opponents Of Seward and SewardsIn in New
York. among the Wing party, going ahead deter,
mined not submit such doctrines those avowed
and acted on by INSCRIPTIONS dcmagogue as the
United States holds. is the first time the chg party
erer fell out about anything but the spoiIs and they de-
serve credit for it. The ultra aboltonists and pro-
slavery united tremendously in the elections Of lS4S.
Taylors cabinet made up Of men who were, pre-
tended be, daggers points the great question of
the day They toasted, and iattened, and Galphnized
together If these differences all insignificant.
They will now find the reward they deserve for their
long fostering and combining with abotonsm. Here
toore they have been in the opposition and could get
along by shutting and prevarcatiou, without being
brought the The late crisis has brought the
mschevousness Of the principles which they have year
after year encouraged. They are compelled to
take stand way the other, or be annhilated.
We rejoice to see that the demae9gue Seward and his
dsunion doctrines repudated by large portion
of the whg party not because it will lead to the defeat
Of the wing party, but because it shows that the
promises OF the constitution will have defenders in
New York among the Wings. Heretofore the old side
democrats have stood the brun of seconasm, assaied
by the whole wing party and free-soilers
This detection among the wings will give an easier
triumph the democrats but that's OF small conse-
quence. Such victories are accidents that may be
changed in a single season, but the opposition Seward
ism and its total defeat will be triumph of the Union
Good will therefore come of this movement-permanent
good.-Lou Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
N0TTOz
OFFICE INDIANA M0TuAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ISDIANAPoLIs Sept. 90 1850.
The MEsERs Of said Company hereby notified that al meet
ing Of the Directors heId this day ordered for tie pay
es sustained and incurred by said Company since the
September IS 1872 amounting N The aggregate 10 the of ev
cents The following assessment on the premium notes the
Be pad by the members thereof TO the Treasurer
before the nTtisth day Of Noue1a5y, ensuing
ON NOTES IN FORCE.
On all notes dated before October 25 ls9 and dis
charged this date being No. lS ASA boh inclusive
all a5 Is4o and on or before No
vember 4 5is, being No 495 both inclusive
tiesl1s and three quarters pr cent
is 1919 beng fIom No 4i95 No. 1902 boh inclusive
On ali notes dated after November Is 1879 and on or
venhT p 1919 bsing from No 1903 No 1905 both inclusive
notes dated aer November o. 1ss and on or before De-
eembe o. sig being from No 1905 No 1922 both inclusive,
On an 1912 on or before De
On all dated ae December 10 Io
one q1arfT per cent
- 1850 being from Ne 1905 to No 42s7 both inclusive
On all nole dated after March - 1850 and on or before June
p $780, being from No i2Se No 1919, both inclusive four T
ON EXPIRED AND DISCHARGED NOTES
On all notes expired or discharged on or after October % 1872
ana before November 15ls three and tsrss quarters per
On all expired discharged November 1872 and on
or before November 10, ls49 foar aAa qrar
On all notes expired discharged after November 49, s4e and
before November a. si9 aud quarters per
on or before December 9, 1870 sir pc,
before DECEMBER 49, 1st9 three quarters per
On all expired discharged after December s49 and
before February g. 1850 quarter
On all expired discharged aer February 1880
or before March 10, 1850, ten and enc la. per
On all expired discharged after March 1850 and
before June 20. le50, frelre and one half per
On all notes expired discharged after june &C. 1850 and
before September 80, $780, thirteen and haf per
Ordered Tat The Treasurer charge
paid before Nov 30. 1850
Receipts Assessments viii be forwarded Agents auhor-
zed persons 10 whom members expected make prompt pay
met Interest will be charged all remaining
paid and after the 3h day OF November which
abls and the of so days date, dquen-
will be liable for the Ic0 of their premium
agFeeaby the eleventh the Charter Notes of
Bank of Indiana the specie paying Kentucky
Ohio VIII be required for assessments.
In members aeHatsd their policies by sale
the assured property Otherwise they hereby notified that
their duty the discharge and
due the time Of surrender, agreeab the
the fifteenth section OF the Charter whcl be enforced
Of the Company This important members
thai Agents especially requested call their
the Information thereto. Policies
charge should be forwarded through local agents and address
10 the Secretary In ieH policy Be discharged Haa the
due tie the date Of surrender be
frSt paid by order of the Directors.
CHARLES w. CADY, Treasurer.
IadidnSpoliS. October 3D. 1880
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
Notice to Canal Contractors.

EALED Proposals Will received at Princeton Ind un, The
- 10Th day of October for the construction Of hy-fve
miles of the above named Canal The consists Of sixr
uons embracing much variety Of excavation including coder
bic rock number Of deep and heaCy one
duct eight locks and many culveTs All the mechanical structure
TO be OF lumber, and VIII afford much work for carpenters
There VIII be description
vsuon and embenkmem there com
mon on an equal length OF line. Bidders cm Ohio
convenient 10 reach This work by way the Ohio Evans
VILE as me south end q The work. only IS mics north Evans
convenient reach the north end work at Peiersch in
Pike county Bidders who known undersigned VIII
be expected 10 furnish proper testimonials character
Payments IN money VIII be made periods Of
Plans and specifications Of the work VIII he Phi ceion
By the Engn-e charge 10 days before the letting The line viii
be IN readiness for inspection by the first Of For uber
information. wishing
j. Ball. Resident Engineer Terre Haue
SAMUEL FORRER,
SOLOMON STURCESS.
sept2S-d s. r. HASNFR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

The UNroN-We havo been informed that the Hon.
Walter I. Colquitt addressed portion OF the citizens
of Murray county last week. and declared openly that
he was for diunion Since then, learn that some OF
the citizens of Murray following in his footsteps,
and say they are for dsnnion, We call upon the
as the enemies o. the best of mankind Let
the people wake up from their ethargy, and stop the
orts which are making 10 destroy this the only free
government EARTH before IT IS too late This paper
has for months past been telling the people that there
were those even in our midst, who were anxious to see
the Union dissolved IL denounced Tor Il. and
many hard ephets applied it for this warning TO the
people Of what the dsuni niss then secretly try
ing 4. do. Time has proven what then said They
have become more bold--ihe mask is thrown of, and
they openly and publicly declare that they enemies
to lie government which was formed by Washington
andsour revolutionary sires and want IL destroyed
People Of Georgia. wake up, and your government
and your erty.-CassriHe (Ga.) Standard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS ANp TIE PUBLIC.

-. THE Executive Committee embrace
congratulate you the opening of the
frs general of the Indianapolis and Beefoane Railroad
This section extends from the Capital OF the State where connects
with the Madison Road twenty Eight miles, PendeiOm be-
about oned of the entire line IL built the whole road
with gravel basis oak and the heavy
given that the work progressing
rapidly That however the main object OF this
address We say distinctly, this
cannot be constructed without Our OUTLAWS this
anticipating payment subscriptions have necessarily been
heavy they will be- while the work
with energy. Our subscriptions large but Of
subscribers forget that need the We
work through is tie Of all that
should 90. Shall hare g0ur aid2
well located above reach
Of high the low governing grade Of thirty feet TO the
mie0 o 50 miles straight lines. All over 5000
feet radius permitting the highest of speed through
of unsurpassed fertility with other outlet for It's prouc
the Ohio line with the travel and business
Five Railroads and the Capital Of the
State with the business and travel passing East OF
and costing only about So 600 mile ready for the motive
while the the American Railroads. paying
dividends estimated with equipments al 1000 per mile
With facts before feel confident that stocks must
good capital and ultimately high
Of dividends The Road will be of immense benefit the whole
country through which passesbeng superior advantages
edng all other modes of conveying produce and
chase adding largely the value of the real estate stimulating
and rewarng the industry Of the people, building the cities and
increasing the population and wealth. and giving life and
the whole country coming within the OF lis influence
O. II. SMITH.
ALFRED HARRISON,
THOMAS r. NOEL
WILLIAM SPARKS,
SAMUEL p ANTHONY,
October 10, 1850-tf JEREMIAH SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW York, Oct IL, 1 p. NJ.
FLoURThe demand continues good for
Common and straight western mixed, f4.56, o. 94.69
WHEAT-Market easy-far demand Red OHIO selling at 81 90
CoRNn fair request hut weaker supply exceeds demand sales
l965c for western mixed; CSC for Southern; cole b
Jersey.
PORK-In Pork IN but little doing and the quotations weak
at - 37I for prime, SlOsl9l0s7t for
BEEF-Selng in small lots S7OO8950 for mess; S45095
prmc-sock large.
LARD-Aarkei fine for lard with better inquiry sales at
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

49, GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
" The Fifth Annual Session of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance Indiana will be held in Temperance Hail.
in the City Indianapolis commencing Tuesday, October 29
1850 at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
representation from each Subordinate Division within the ur
dcon of Grand Division earnestly and respectfully solicited
as matters of great importance affecting the general interests of the
Order will presented for consideration Representatives
queed be in attendance the opening of the session
BY order, &c,
September 30, 1850 JAS. G. JORDAN, g. s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

NJoTCE-wI be sod public auction Thursday, 3lsi day
- of October 1880 the personal property Of Lee Isaac late OF
Marion county, Pike township Indiana deceased al The late resi-
dence of SAID deceased consisting cattle horses sheep hogs
farming o-horse household kitchen fur
and other articles too tedious mention credit Of
twelve will be all three dollars by the
purchaser giving with goosecury conditioned 10 De pad with
any relief whatever fom valuation appTasemeni laws All
dollars under cash hand VIII be required Sale
O'Clock, NJ said day. where due attendance
VIII be given. DAVID McCURDfs
octs-;5w Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

- ALE OF VALUABLE WATER POWER-The undersign-
- ed Governor and Auditor Ct the State indiana
public sale al the State spC Indiana Saturday
18th day Of November 1850 between the hours TO- and 4
P H. all the right title interest claim which the
State holds Division Canal
situated in the ctae Of lndana including baSks
towpshs sdeuts feeders basns III hi Of way dams water
power structures ana all apPuTenances thereuno belonging
subject 10 all leases Of water made by the State
sale
The portion OF the Canal sPpurensnces in the county OF
Morgan will be offered distinct division
property.
The Canal through rich portion OF the State CT Indiana
and particularly valuable for its located al the
Capital Of the the which
thousand dollars per The
three quarters Of million Of dollars and viii be disposed OF
low rate the state has abandoned for purposes CT
navigation and DESTROYS Of dengagng heTs from all works
OF internal Improvement
The purchaser be required
State Of Indiana and deliver the Governor bond with
pie security, conditioned indemnify the State forever there
after against all damages claims demands which the
be subjected liable any deficiency
supply Of water to the Lessees their heirs assigns
Tes-Cash down. bonds Of the State Of Indiana their
market value at the date OF
Sealed proposals viii be considered until SALE
and the undersigned the privilege Of submitting all bids
and proposals to the Legislature for confirmation.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor
Z. w. H. ELLIS, Auditor.
indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 2, 1850.
IT The Enquirer, Cincinnati Ohio, Louisville Democrat,
louisville, KY Journal of Commerce. New
depha Ledger, Pa Boston Times, Boston, publish
above weekly for sixty days. and forward their accounts TO tho
Auditor Of State. sept4omw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

FEvEA TRAYsYou lovers of things call in at TAIsoIrs
Jeelry store magnificent lot of Walters Bread
Trays Tea Trays &c All ente patterns and as Inc an
article as can be found any where at eastern prices -
oct2 w. H. IAiboli-
IGHTs LIGHTS Just opened large supply Of CoRNE
IA Go IS Superior Lard Lamps AL SORTS SIZES ana quail
ties beautiful patterns CAL and see az
octl2 W. H. TAlBOTI-S.
ANES, CANES Here is chance for cppae< ana fancy
~ OF magnificent assortment OF canes ever
jowery Siorc
selling prices Don't wait till the best are al 'akeh
-" oc len '''' s'' MI" A'''''s w H. TALBOT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Oct IL, p NJ.
FLoURThe Flour market firm today with
800 brls. al 50 CO.
GRAS-in Grain the only sale heard of 900 bush
from
PRovsIoNsales to-day pcs Country 47c TO-
000 do ailc and 400 pcs Shoulders S435 Nothing
pred in other articles
CorFEE-rhe market very quiet with but Little doing except
the retail way, which good RIO continues sell
SUGARWe notice better feeling the market with
curry Sales of 10 and 20 hhds al 7c
WHsKEY-The demand
further advance Sales OF 81 bs from w w Canal
from river pc and 50 do from WAGONS at 22Ic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

EERoPoSALS FOE STATIONERY. Proposals Will be re-
q ceed al the Once Of the Secretary Of ock p
NJ Of the 25h Of October fer furnishing tie
Stale,
32 Resms Of good Printing Paper size Of % b. o and %
by 39
GO Reams OF Letter Paper. Ruled:
10 Reams of Letter Paper, PlaiIg
10 Reams Of Ruled Cap;
10 Resms Of Envelope Paper.
Samples OF quality and detailed specification Of prices must a-
each proposal Each proposed for separ@
and bond and security will be required hment OF tie con-
tracts by the 2Oth December ensuing
J. p DRAKE, Treasurer
G. II. TEST Secretary.
+. w II. ELLIS, auditor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

0LTThe Present is but narrow tongue OF land
between the two great oceans OF the Past and the
Future.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17
MADISON MARKET.

MADISON, oct. ID, 1850
FLouR-we quos So 6Osa IS per bril- straight brands
upward tendency.
GRAIS.-Wheat Csc Corn 4O945c: Oats
HAY.-We quote at $500 2 100 lbs
FLAxsEEDWe note slight improvement, 81 1901 Is bus.
PRovIoNs-Lard nominal barreed &C. and kegs
7l97tc shoulders 4ta5c; Clear Sides SC and
fraction; Hams CG9c-plan bagg d.
WHlsKEY-Rectiied from STORE e lc.
TALLow.-63G7t = ID.
WooL-We quote 20930c.
Butchers paying 81 &c for good
Sheep and 7jc for Lambs.
fIIDEs.-Dry, 7Gsc; Green, 3l9ic 2 lb
HoGs-Sae OF as head from Milton Mills his
gross, delivered.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

Ct.TTo no one is life so long and burdensome as TO
him who tries TO shorten it by living too fast.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

8s>Benjamin Franklin very quantity remarke
that, at was other peoples eyes that ruined us"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

az5.The miser is unwise who starves himself to
death that his heart may feast
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

FStsRcEnrNr OF THE CAPrToL.--Thc bill for the
enlargement OF the National Capitol at Washington.a
though passed the Senate, not eoncurred in by
the House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-17

srOne victory over ones self, is worth ten thou
sand over others.