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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
RHODE IsLAND.-The following is the Opposi
ton State Ticket:

For Gorernor -. PHILIP ALLEN, Providence.
H. Corr. WIN BEACH LAWRENCE, Newport
Sec Stqte....AsA POTTER, S. Kingstown
Afu ....WALTER S BURGESS, Cranston.
" Cen Treas. EDWIN WILBUR, Newport
Repycsentatiuesl l. WELCOME b. SAYLEs;
in Congress 2 BEN. B. fHURsToN.
We thought Mr.. w. Beach Lawrence be-
longed to our City, but it seems not.
There will be a lively time in Rhode Island
this Spring. That U. s. Senator business has
thrown all the elements into ommoton-perhaps
into chaos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

GAME ExTRAoRpIsARY.-A mighty hunter
passed this way over the A and X. Railroad, 7th
inst, carrying with him moose, bears, so deer,
and 600 partridges. He hailed somewhere from
beyond the rising sun, and was bound for the set
element of Boston. Lewiston Falls Me- Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

CoScLUsIoN or THE NEw.JERsEY SENAToRIAL
FLrcrloS-Com. Stockton Chosea.-Com. K
F. Stockton was chosen on Friday morning T..
S. Senator from Newt Jersey for the term OF ak
wears from 9Th Of March next, by the treschery
of three Wings two Of whom Mayhem and Will
liams,l voted for the Commodore, and w M.Whte-
head, who absented himself) had been play
ing into the hands Of the Opposition for some time
past having, with bis fellow traitors voted for res
ending the rule requiring candidates. to have ma
jority Of the votes ofthose elected to the Legisa
ture, rule that had been adopted by the trainers
Of the Constitution as to the passage OF laws by
the Legislature We present the remainder OF
the baotngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
PHILADELPHIA.
sale OF Coins, Medals and Autographs
Correspondence OF The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, FEB q.
Last evening, the sale Of collection oil coins
medals and autographs OF the late Dr. Lew"
Hope Of this city, was commenced. The collection
is an unusually fine one. and attracted the a''en'
ton Of our antiquarians. The sale last evening
was confined to American coins and medals
The bidding was spirited, and the prices PAID IN
some instances, were large. A hall dollar with
the head Of " ashington, dated 1892, brought the
enormous price Of SIS. Two Washington cents
date l79l, brought respectively 81 62I and - 49,
and one Of 1892 brought s. l2l. Four other
WASHINGTON cents were sold for 3 90 An Amer
icsn silver dollar Of 1888, with the flying eagle,
brought the extravagant price OF IS, and nat
dollar of the same coinage, s. p! Two dollar
pieces Of 1896 brought 50 25 one Of 1889, 81 20,
and dollar and half dollar Of 1874 81 75i while
another half dollar Of 80 sold for e. TO-. -Four old
Massachusetts shillings brought 50 90, and
tbreepenny Massachusetts piece sold for So
The great mass Of the collection remains IN
sold. and the sale will be continued this evening
Among them are several hundred ancient Roman
and Greek coins of gold, silver, and copper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20


Al reencasle Ind on the inst CHARLES oeDES L.
p. and Louisa Frazier, residents OF this cry.
Iavacca, Texas SEPTEMBER 16th $780, BENJAMIN NJ
Turner, in the 9th year OF his age
by blow received the hands Of
assassin H. Savory who wayad him the lth and who after
perpetatg deed Immediately fed Mexico Mr. Turner
young excellent reputation, and possessed talent of the
highest order graduated with honor The Indiana Asbury Uni
versiy 1885, and shortly afterwards bidding aden
his friends there seek fortune the sunny SOUTH He
father BROTHER residing Tppecanoe county, who
with his many friends their untrnely loss.
From the Iawrenceburgh Registerl
On Saturday. February 1851 IL o'clock, p NJ in t ny
Mrs MARY Dunn, wife Of the Hon Gee H. Dunn aged 81 ears
and month.
Dunn John Gibson removed from Pha
dolphin this place very early day. Since which time Mrs
here exception of about three years
spent INDIANAPOLIS By her amabe disposition and
kindness heart she endeared herself all who within the
circle acquaintance. She good neghbor, devoted
WIFE and the kndes rTecionaie mothers OF late
years been called pass through many and attic
children; but she bore her trials,
heavy grevous they were with Christian meekne and
tude. prominent Of character perfect abnegaon
of SELF and unceasng assduy the promotion of the comfort
and happiness of others.
Her illness lingering but throughout the whole of she dis
played the quiet resignation Of Christian died in the
hope of happy Immortality beyond the grave
Kind of heart. thy memory yet
Comes DER Us, when life was thine,
and hearts that forget
The lies that fond affection Irvine,
Till the throbbing pulse shall cease
Rest thee, by the sainted laid.
Sleep unforgoiien with the dead.
Rest saned spirit rest in peace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
NERVOUS DISEASES. :

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES,
RISING from impaired weakened unhealthy state Of The
nsSoSs Or vital sm s sg and tented
very Of the mysterious powers Of Gvansm and Magnetism has
eome DsS,a I are o 3q es n Ie may , ,
DIR cHRIsTE's GALEANIc BELF
Has been pronounced by many distinguished physicians bch Eu
q ne age Is beautiful instance OF aiding science produce
suits. - -'''' -
is used with perfect and in all cases Of general
one y I1 S m@e sso sas sS S the WEAK
acute 81 chronic ee iumoago paralysis palsy indigestion dys-
pepsla eors stiffness OF joints apaon of The heart apoTexy,
kdneys spinal complaint and curvature Of The spine P cemIa
spas and al nervous diseases arse nom one simple DE-
No drug any except to increase
Strengthening giving vilazing Influence OF GavaI health
succeeds disease and me patient Is esoIedto bloom and vgor solely
BY Che outward Application Of DR. Chrslie,s Gayanc Belt
The peculiarly and great beauty OF Cses Gaanic and Mag
i,s ~ IN, i s ss 1ors disease BY outward
patient I'LL exhausted nature sinks under the inhicion
remedial except Galvanis introduction INTO the
dis OF all classes. have been the recnes Of their benefits
DR.. CHRTsTTE's 6ALVANIc NECKLACES
are won oI s COMPLAINS affecting The throat or heOr s
neuralgia m e lace buzzg or roaring in The ears deafness which,
TIC DOLOREUX.
neIv reIies ed Iy the use Of Cries 5alvane articles e % 0
Dr. Chrsies Gavanc Bracelets applied wrists or am
ks and used in all Of rheumatism affecting
strains of the hands compliant affecting
legs One each Snkle and the magnetic
fluid applied 10 the part particularly affected causing con-
centration Of the influence the desired spot.
NERVOUS SPASlIS.
The following from letter received fom AIesss
Mosely and Tucker well known druggists Mobile Alabama
There DR.. IIartwe doctor Divinity Marion in this
State, who has used Cse Ga Bracelets purpose
curing spasnoc affection of the hands and Upon
the least excitement either mental physical his
violent motion, which perfectly uncomfortable lie tried
avane Bracelets with the magnetic fluid and with such success
thai that time -four mouths agol be has had single attack
although be has Travelled Cincinnati and there an active pan
enaion, many his acquaintance tem with
good success. Truly yours,
Mobile. Ala, Sept %, 1s47. MoSELY TUCKER.
During past three years these remarkable never
failed when used according the full and plain
accompany them Il absolutely impossible they
slightest harm.
No Inconvenience whatever their use ev NAV
be by delicate with the perfect
In fact the sensation attending Their hi ghly FIsarabe.
Inc 6alvnhe Belt S3 each
Ihe Saivanc Ne kiace each
The Galvanic Bracelets, Observation-Disclosures. pair
The Magnetic fluo ............ a hotle.
Beware Of spurious limitations.
All business communications should be addressed
D. C. MOREHEAD, NJ D.
1s2 B1Oadruy, Nsto York.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS
TODD < KING, Agents q Danvile.
DAVID CRAIGIIEAD, Druggist, Indianapolis.
II. c. MAYNARD Madison. II 1wem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

n AND FOR SALE-Phe undersigned, of
n will and testament Of Polly Shelly county,
DIANA deceased IN pursuance CT power given them by said last
viii ard testament will sale public auction
day Of February d. 1851 e following described real estate sit
uae in Marion county, Stale of Inia Twenty
OF of the North end OF the half OF quarter
section twenty-seven in Township fifteen North, OF Range two
E being part Of the land which said decedeut
death resided Said sale will be District House.
the Southeast of said so land between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock NJ upon the following
iowi: Cneh Of the purchase money paid
onetird to be paid months, and oneihird
the day of SALE the deferred payments
notes Of the purchaser purchasers with coed ehod surety
payable without relief whatever from valuation appraemen
aVs-l
WILLIAM DAVID, r.,
January 1, 1851. JOHN WARTH. HAeeu'ois'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

q The Editor of the Madison Courier, "a tool of
wing advertisers in Madison) filling his columns with
articles abusive Of both the editor and publisher of this
paper We told the truth about him in our last issue
and like all criminals he rants and raves and cries per-
secution. His wishywashy articles contain argu-
ment, therefore require answer from us In regard
to the question of "reedom Of the press" which he is
attempting to raise, we have only to say that, we
have authority whatever read any man or set Of
out ofthe party. But that abotonsts who pre-
tended speak for and represent the democratic party
have been discarded by the National Democracy both
in National Conventions and elsewhere is matter of
history, and that this CARRIER belongs this class
refer readers the proceedings of the House
Representatives of Wednesday last in to-days paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
Respectfully Yours,
JNO. L. ROBINSON.


% Col Dumont desires to say that he Publishes
his speech oandin paper Of to-day because senti-
have been attributed him that he does not en-
tertain in regard the that constitute the
subject Of his speech We refer TO his speech on Mr.
Wiiamson's resolutions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
January l. 1851. JOHN w VA Ri - Execu
Easy ROAD TO wgA1ru-Wll he sol

- EASY ROAD TO WEALTH-Wil be sold al public
:: sale the premises the first day 3rd
executors,
STAND and valuable FARMS of the LIE JONI
ceased adjoining Bridgeport, the National Road west
of Indianapolis IN the midst OF of country unsurpassed BY
any the State, through which the Terri Richmond
Railroad passes forming good site and likely occupied
for Depot the premises adjoining the Tavern lots The fork
Of While Lick through the farms, washing
stable lots. There Barn and Stables
Spring Of water the lots and is perhaps the best stand these
great thoroughfares in conjunction
Tie Farms of forty including
side of the creek, mostly under civilizations part which
be valuable lay of os and hundred
the side Of the creek good portion Of which cult
yson and the balance enclosed and well imbeed all excellent
qualify and good saw and grist mill adjoining.
The land all lies together and would be suitable for farm
hree and viii be sold in whole separate parcels
purchasers.
The TERMS very easy h purchase
money the time Of sale, and the balance equal
mens with good freehold security.
SAMUEL s4nHG lIi sTAfBucK, Executors.
10Th month. dec. y 18th. 1s5O-tsyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

6CtoNsECRATIoN OF THE MASONIC HALL As the
u the Grand Masonic Hall VIII take place the
Grand Lodge of Indiana IS thought
advisable by TIE Grand Officers that general COMMITTEE OF
named brethren hereby constituted said committee They wl
inquiry Chairman Indianapolis, who
win give any Official information that may be ne
C. S. RAMSAY, Chairman
f w H. Ellis indianapolis; Alex Franco do; Joseph Little do;
King, do; p Hunt, c. Pepper, Rising Sun;
Henry C. Lawrence Lafaysie T. T. Banbdge. do Isaac Bart
lett Loeansport Hugh Hanna Wabash Town. Robert Stewart,
Michigan City, Burke Richmond Philip Mason, Corners
vile Schmdap, Madison Evansville Thomas
j. Bourne, Terre Haue A Brown, Covgtoi NJ Kent, New
Albany.
By order of the NJ W. G. Master
jm9-3w a w. MORRIS, CIR. Sect'ry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

RATLRoAD IRoE.-We learn that the Indianapolis
and Belelontaine Railroad Company, by their agents.
Messrs- Winsio1, -aner, & Co., Of New York, have
road from Anderson OF Munee.-Journa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

C- The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Company have sold
all their sterling bonds to Brown Brothers Co., Of Lv-
efpoo and have thus procured funds to prosecute their
great work They have upwards Of 900 men and 000
horses on their line Of Cumberland and will pros
ecue the work with the utmost ygor TO its final compile
ton. g
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. 1851.


Hon GRAHAM n. FITCH
SIR;-Your note of yesterday together with copy Of
toe Statesman therein alluded to, are before me- In
answer to your enquiry whether you and myself
a proposed amendment 10 the Slave Trade bill y have
state, that did well recoect the cireumstan-
ces, and in justice to Mr.. Brown will state them We
were both, Gas have doubt Mr.. B. was also) very
solctous for the passage Of that law (he law abolish
ing the Slave trade in this Disrict) the
Senate, and as II did finally pass. motion, however
made amend it in House, which If successful
we thonght would defeat it. The ayes and noes were
being taken upon it, and when Mr.. BIS name was call
ed he answered AYE This response surprised both of
us, and commenced demonstrating, and before we
properly understood each other such remark
made by both Of that attributed to you by
Mr.. E Browns note, having occurred in reference
to the Fugitive Slave bill The coincidence is so re
markable that must believe you alluded, your con-
versaton with Dr. Ellis the Slave Trade bill and not
the Fugitive Slave BILL and this belief is strengthened by
the fact that know, never attempted to influence Mr.
Browns vote the Fugitive Slave BILL Nor did ever
hear that you did, and think should, If you had for
all boarded the house, and conversations
these subjects free and Frequent and Mr. Brown
from the start advocated the Fugitive Slave BILL
But must add in justice colleague, that in ref
erenct 10 the amendment to the Slave Trade bill alluded
70 above, after hearing be stated he
had mistaken the question and after the roll called
through, changed his vote, and voted with US.
Respectfully Yours,
JNO. L. ROBINSON.
Mr.. Robinsons note CONFIRMS fmy1 statement to the
letter. contained Ia my note TO Hon. W. j. Brown Of
mani "no desire emkroi myself or others Gin con-
troversy; and as my statements in the above named
Of Dec. 18th, swere correctn as presune - and
the Editor and his atber-n-aw mistaken "there is no
occasion for Controversy
Washington, jan %, 1851.
GRAHAM rTTrIT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

n1-The editor of the New York Globe, after setting
out 10 make the furious assault upon the wing par
ty, exclams in an apparent agony Of disappointment,
that she find principles TO assail" lie is bad
off the irlshnan, who, trying extinguish gas
light with his fingers and getting them dreadully burn
ed roared out Och murder deriI vicks IN Hi'
Lou. Journal
We hold this very good illustration. Wing princi-
pies nothing but gas and when the whole party is
n blaze it's only gas on hre-LouisrI'e Democrat.
The late Scott meeting an illustration Of the truth
Of the above. We understood that the author Of the
resolutions passed at that meeting is interested in Gas
Company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
Approved February 70, ISL
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT dnendatOry Of Incorporating tOrcnhfs Of
soners Of said eONnfy 10 establish additional election pveeiH
sESrIoN l. Be l. enacted By the General assembly Of the STATE Of
Indiana That board comfy commissioners OF Dearborn
lie Convenience requires establish not to exceed one
al election precinct in any one Of the townships Of said
cincts for the election of township officers.
under the provisions Of this act If they proper
40 sppOnt three citizens of the township in which
required Of township trustees Of said county and to continue
ana quSed ana whose powers ana autes IN regard 10 eeo
tons shall be the the powers and duties Of township
SIC Said board shall also n establishing add
onal precinct contemplated the last secto appoint
shall until his is elected and
aon elections be the powers and duties
ship clerks in said county
SEC Any appointed 10 Office under this act shall
ceiy certificate of his appointment from the county Auditor
and before entering upon his duties take oath Of Office
,oS n 6 % county bs be n i anu m ss
townships Of said comfy appoint the
end of the year from making the first appointment
tablish under this act when they deem it expedent
The inspectors and judges Of elections appointed BY
personal privileges while serving in said capacity and other
SEC 4 All laws conflicting with this act are hereby repealed
SECS This be public shall be in u
from and after its PASSAGE ,-,o,,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
President of the Senate
Approved January o. 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT the Of holding in the Eleventh.
dieial Circuit.
Section Be enacted by The General Assembly Of he State Of
Idana That hereafter the Circuit Court nl the county Hamilton
shall Twelve days. shall require The
Circuit Court IN the county Of fpon shall commence the Mon
day next succeeding the Circuit Court in the county of Hamilton
and shall M days, il the business thereof shall require H. The
Circuit Court in the of Grant shall the Mon
day succeeding the Circuit the county of Tpton and
shall SIT Twelve days If The business thereof shalt require IT, The
Circuit Court Tie Jay shall the Monday
n al
days, if business require Circuit
Court in the county BackoHi shall the Monday
succeeding the Circuit Court in the county of Jay and shall
sit six days, if the business thereof shall require
e. DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
JAS. H. LANE,
President ofthe Senate
Approved February 49, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
Hon. Graham N. Fitch and the Editor of tn

The following correspondence has been handed in for
publication.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, 1851.
HoN. JOHN L. ROBINSON
SIR-Permit call Your attention to the CORES
pOndenee between Hon. W j. Brown and myself re-
published in the Indiana Statesman of the 22nd inst
which send You herewith, and to the accompanying
signed e Brown" dated 14th inst In my letter
OF Dec. 18th: TO Hon. W. J. Brown stated follows
vz:-I remember TO have solicited you either person.
ally through Of my colleagues to against
proposed amendment the Slave trade Bill and proba
bly, stated to the Editor of the Statesman. pre-
sumo It this statement to which the Editor desired
TO alude, as do remember have made any other
TO him relative your votes" Mr.. E. Brown in his
card says: 'He (myselD stated that in company with
John L. Robinson he Bill Brown and urged him
vote for the Fugitive Slave Bill thereby sustain
ing the statement Of his son-inaw the Editor of the
Statesman that the conversation reference to the
Fugitive Slave Bill not the Slave Trade Bill As your
name is introduced by Mr.. E. Brown, will You have the
kindness state whether you and myself did did
urge Hon. w. j. Brown, not for a proposed
amendment TO the Slave Trade BILL and whether an ar
gument not used for that purpose, similar to the
mentioned in Mr.. E. Browns card.
Respectfully Yours,
GRAHAM. N. FITCH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
Census of Indiana.

Through the poIiteness of Hon. SOLOMON MEREDITH
U. S. Marshal, able to furnish readers with
the complete census of our State as follows.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

Lay AurunRIrY.l

AN ACT confirming Of Georgia Lands Martin r.
.... GTeeH.
Assembly Of
Indiana That the the lands Martin r. Green
hereby confirmed and the hereby instructed and d
reced TO hand Martin r. all the title papers that
the State of Indiana has for the said lands
E. DUMONT.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
JAS II. LANE
President of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!i
DIR. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT
WILD CHERRY AND DANDELIQ

DIR. H. B. MYERS
sARsAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELIoN.
For Purifying the BIood-AH Disorders of the Kidneys.
And 91 the CT s g so0
Bilious Diseases, Consumption, Dropsies Gravel SoToiua,
Ship Fever Liver Complaints Feysrs Female Complaints
tons. General Debility
This put up bottles containing
SD5 Tonic ce Without pSTsns pips OF schspns sns
while disease ceanse braces and strengthens the
s a oss s J S s1d SsP %edn n amy G.hs %
disease hs bad effects OF mPudnce,
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fainS Ingredients chosen for their special adoption to its
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation operates an Alternative
stomachic and II Pan rest and
All the eereons and excretions and exces action In The
glands in particular manner Ii is simple common
many Of the potent vegetable remedial agents o
moy ing The effects Of the othe and Increasing ITS beneficial
the human frame, than any OF them separately
csSarsaparla, Wild Cherry and Daadelionit acts with the
Sss s o e m YSn ea sf mbsa % nee
audd virtues of the greatest cleansing medicines it adds oth
internal organthus at the exist
in ms ai seires6ins fbe sTstenl p " @ ' anu
This Extract directly kindly spon the blood which
pures and enrches-pomotes healthy secetons
digestion and BY its general influence vors effort
diseases generally and gives TO the invalid lasting
GENERAL ERA DEBfIfrY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoN
whose constitutions broken down. weakened and
debiitated declined IN mental
flesh strength, and whose systems gcner
ally diseased, pleasant
sarsapala Cherry Dsndeion perfect
control the most corrupt states of the blood when
that fluid is entirely vitiaed. f
Ike following certificate is many that have been
We have been selling Dr. Myers ssrsapaa Wild Cherry
Dandeon hesitate
believe be the best article before
any arrangement decay the system
ii may appear We extraordinary benefits its
USE recommend il TO the OF those lab0ng
any diseases for which il is commended
Z. J. ALLISON q CO.. Druggists
Terre Haute, August 5, 1850
Price 81 per bother six bottles for S.
Fors e " y &
ING. Agents, Indianapolis. anEe0-w
HD ULLs AND TowNsEND's sARsAPARsLIA-A large
supply received ana sale wholesale and retail
iunef SlDDAI.L'S Drugstore Odd Fellows Hail
n N GROSS b A.Fahn Vermiiuge;
III " NJ Nermiace;
Pills. hands and for sale
iulyio cRAl6HEAD BROWNING.
1auERMo AND WOODEN HOSIERY, and Under Garments .
WI of every description just received at HORNS hovf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20

AZ OTICE-A Tavern Co.
~ Ind said Stand good repute out buildings good and car
he purchased on good terms of the subscriber.
Il. A. ANDREWS,
James
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-20
MARRIED,


On the 1h inst by the Rev Crazy Mr. A. d. RosE, Of the
county Of Boone Miss III J VANELARlcrM, of this city