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pNathan B. Hawkins of Jay county, is announced
candidate for Congress in the 10th District The
Winchester Portrait recommends convention. Rev.
Sam Brenton must come off, He is an oice-holder un-
der Fillmore and for that cant get the freesoil
vote
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

UHon JAcoB Thompson and A. G.. BRowN, men,
bers Of the last Congress from Mississippi have been
nominated by conventions in their respective Districts
as Southern rights candidates for Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

UWe understand that stock hogs among the farmers
in this vicinity are selling for 50 25 So so per hundred
pounds gross This makes the prospect for high price
for pork next fall, rather a certain one.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

USir Henry Bulwer, the British Minister, has sailed
for Europe During his absence the duties will be per-
formed by Hon. John F. Champion, gentleman of more
sound talents than Bulwer, but perhaps not quite
shewy.
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Presidency.

The Industrial Congress. which recently assembled at
Albany, New York. nominated Hon. Isaac P. Walker of
Wisconsin as their candidate for the Presidency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

uIt is said that Miss CxrHARrSE HAYES, the re-
nouned Irish sonastress will visit this counfy and that
passage for herself and suite has already bsen engages
on the Collins steamships.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

SEVENTH DIsTRIcr.-Hon. E. w. McGAUGHEY was
nominated for Congress by the Wing Convention which
met at Rockville the llth inst, by majority of so
voteS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

u Bland, convicted sometime since for murder j
Greene county, is to be hung to-day.
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Floods.
From the st. Louis Union, I'd inst1
THE RIVER YET ON THE RISE-THE LEVEE
DESERTEDI


The rise last night greater and more rapid than
that OF any previous twelve hours since the
ment of the overflow. The water is now in all the
of the Levee with the exception of the short strip
from Locust Pine street. and before paper dis
tribued will have covered the ground floors o that dis
trict. Along he whole length of the Leyee the
has flooded the side walk that 1t is desrted by and
beast, ard all business has a stand, be
sumed, the Lord knows when. The food is pouring
into the City Hall, and running riot in the lower
part of Main street. families in that part of the city
busiy engaged in removing their furniture and elects
other quarters of the town. and prepared desert
their dwellings. AT the other extremity of the Levee
the rolling mill is stopped and the machinery is several
feet under water.
The opposite shore presents melancholy picture Of
desoation. Large numbers OF persons who have been
compelled abandon their home, in Illinois,
the city awaiting the subsdence Of the There
prospect present of any abatement in the rise,
but of a continued and Increasing influx Of the
swollen waters of the Missouri. We have not begun
see the beginning OF the end yet.
LATER-THE LEVEE.
At o'clock Saturday afternoon, (our time Of writ
ng) the levee presents most singular appearance. II
is flooded from end the other and the
feet deep in the Hundreds of persons wad-
ing knee deep In the for business pleasure and
steamboats, In many instances compelled to lay of
without any communication with the shore,
of the extreme difficulty of erecting staging plank
walks.
Many Of our principal boats have been obliged to
change their location effect this object The Sultana
is lying above Mullanphy street, the Robert Campbell
above Ashley street. and the Western World the foot
of Ashley street.
THE MISSOURI.
The steamers Robert Campbell and Ben West arrived
from Weston Saturday morning. From the officers we
learn that the river rising St. Joseph Thurs
day last and that the Usage had risen l6 feet and
pouring out in a perfect torrent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

rJudgs Bragg is the Southern rights candidate for
Congress in the Mobile District Alabama. He is the
brother Of ga little more gsepe Capt Bragg"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

uThe City Assessors at Washington, return Col
Benton among the qualified voters fwaskington, at thu
ensuing June election.
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VOL. XI.
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL :
A GAZETTE OF THE PEOPLE,

O-Omce in THE SENTINEL BUILDINGS T
North Side Washington, near MeridiGn ST.,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
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Brother Simpson and the Election.

McGaughey is nominated all competition, and
Simpson has clothed himself in sackcothes and ashes,
and refuses be comforted The Rockville Why will
come up to week, clothed in the weeds OF
ing.
"AfHiciions though they severe,
In mercy Oft sent
They stopped the prodsaI's career
AND forced him o repent"
Yes, and repent he WILL Mac. must forgive him. If
not he will come from among the foul party" and
help us elect a Democrat
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MaYYland.

The new Constitution has been adopted in Maryland
BY about twelve Thousand majority.
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uThs vote on the new Constitution IN Ohio viii be
taken next Tuesday.
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pers through the mail free Of postage. AT all Post
Offices within so miles the postage will be five cents
a quarter, and all within three hundred miles ten
cents per quarter The State Sentinel will contain
the latest and most important by telegraph, as
well the mails and will contain reading mat
ter than any Of the Eastern weeklies.
The coming election is important We
shall have to fight our old political enemies well
as the new combination of aboitionism. Cannot
every of our subscribers procure another one
This will double circulation and enable us to be-
stow more time and labor 10 make our paper inter
eSng. A large circulation alone will enable us OF
publish the paper at such cheap rates Send on the
names and the money, and when the Sentinel comes
you will have the smiles Of your wife, and your chill
dren will rise up and call YOU blessed.
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From July /, 1850, to March 81,
1851 .................. $50, /, 1877 AZ,
In April and May, 1851 ...... 7,6Il 81
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INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1851.
The Sixth and Tenth Districts.

The proceedings Of the Conventions in these Districts
have been long reaching that they rather late
for publication. We therefore content ourselves with
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HOUSE or REPsEsEsrArIvss UNITED srlrrs
Clerks Office Anil 10 ias

HOUSE or RErsEsEsrArIvss UsirHp STATE
CLERKS once, Apn Il, iosl
August 1872, entitled can Iegaixns making spusou
for objects have been usually ~
appropriation bills without authority OF law d1 sr
provide certain and on
and Tor other purposes said I'm section
as follows
H. -4nd be further enacted, That all stationery ~
every nature, the OF the houses Consfs
and as 1s sn ana a.
ohcss departments at Washington including ~,
one, blanks, wrapping and wne and mail bags fuasAsa
furnished performed BY love-.
oows The Secretary OF the Senate, the Clerk Of u.
the head OF each such
lie Post Once estabnslnen
establishment the
Secretary OF The Treasury shall respectively designate g
purpose shall respectively advertise week h,
be furnished, SUCH
proposals furnishing such articles, The whole oar
Of for doing such printing the Or
specified job thereof To be done At such place. specifying
amount quantity, and description
o furnished and, be,
printing be done and all such poposas shall
they shall be opened by under the direction
making such in the presence Of two
ces perform specified portion raid work. nv
satisfactory security tor the performance thereof under os
exceeding twice the contract price In OF failure rs
doing the and Ia The lowest bidder
such security within
reasonable be fixed in such ADVERTISEMENT then the contract
given lowest bidder, who shall such
by the
contract his shall be liable for this specified
such qudated damages, 10 be sued for in the
United states, court having jurisdiction hcreo
proposals will be received this Office until 10 m
Monday the sixth day Of (at which
proposals be opened for furnishing the articles Stationery
specified. the the House OF
during the Thirty Congss-sach article to be approved
the ..
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NAVY sUPPLIEs-Is5I-'02.



Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, April Il, 1881.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed endorsed Proposals ioI
NJ, on Monday he IAN DAY Of May neat furnishing
yenng ION ecosag days. noee except of biscuit er which
ss Sss, !. a' ne fa IS sssn ~ sys
@ s'sS ssw SG
s synaeS Y NE es o. % :, ~ inc wear end
ing June ~, eia2, Was
beans. sssss pickles, iai. Hs d,sd apples
nc hoa, shall .. Of hs - vines. s S ~, @
fully equal 10 the bssi description
Be delivered ia good sound bright barrels lining hoops
head and IN good shipping order nee OF all charge to the United
The biscuit .4aa be mode 4Aol 4peaas aon Of ne
quality and conform The samples which deposited in
%s packed s charge 70 The United
il | as % %Sni OF as as s
at The option Of The bureau. ,o., - IL,
,hrd shall be be distilled aud full hrsi
sS ees ssss soo Saa s .as s White
oak barrels with white OAK heads and each barrel shall when
Whole shall be put IN good shipping ORDER free Of all charge 20 the
Tne shall be best Havana delivered in
sound barrels g ""s a aoot AZ y each head
The coffee shall be equal 10 coffee.
delivered strong barrels 9th lining hoops at
quality butter
eighty pounds each, air and pickle tight.
The %Gsse. shall BE- ssoa 70 the as quality Nsw oe. mo
which shall be thoroughly cooered and placed in the best shipping
condition.
good shall be delivered strong
heads well secured
vinegar quality cider and be
well seasoned white oak barrels
thoroughly and placed the best shipping
condition. E.t.# .me
The pickles exceeding fifteen gallons
each the kegs be OF seasoned white oak or white ASH and shall
be delivered IN salt bne first quality cider vinegar the
option vegetable only be paid or the price
anne whether in brine vinegar
quality bunch raisins and shall be dev
good strong and hooped each end
apples shall approved quality and shall be deiv
+ +.
from oil and be of the
white saltwater and be delivered
pounds to Dc hooped
at each nd price be uniform all the stations
egong articles embracing casks barrels half
fkns boxes shall be subject TO such inspection
Of direct and be all respects perfectly
inspecting ocer said officer TO bs appointed by
Navy Department 70 be At the place o. delivery
be inspected at the place Of manufacture
be subject final inspection The of
delivery, before bills signed therefor
The all the foregoing articles TO be same throughout the
year and bidders may articles.
All casks, half barrels, n'kins kegs, boxes
pac and the
kegs of -four, bread butter, and pickles.
ave addition the above, the when
put up marked upon them. .a.- :.
The samples this advertisement those selected
fiscal and hare reference to such have
been previously exhibited.
The quantity articles which will be required be
precisely stated They will probably be about
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rOnRI0r MAILS.

PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS or THE UNITED
ing rouls received ii oes Of ne Pos. one.
% ss as n ss y s s % y Of e ~ MAY
herein specified -
~ Savannah, ca. and Key West, Tlords,
To ayaaa ia tins island of Cuba, go mile. twice month
Leave ch.iie.,on "a inc 18Th Of month";
s o ss OF @ 'A
70 o Snss y n & laa AK 81 Ta
miami and Key vacess, teithe one o. all are invited
New Orleans, viii also be Considered.
Proposals for frequent viii be considered
The proposals should and description OF the
vessel with sufficient particularly enable the decision 70 be made
or i not conseSie INTO ship Of war And special notice
ISIS oss proposals tSspS IN other
DC which shall spuaie 70 dessr hs s'sansP Q. sp
proper oics made for die Of being
their fair full thereof of delivery
@ BY 1 s o BY ss a
N case disagreement be appointed by the President Of e Uni
The bidder embrace stipulation
% rS o' as % s a s o
in favor Of bid equal in other bid no, containing L.
by his before Is, Of July The
'ed when he NOT % and no, more s taa e lines
the the UP when the p is not and sufficient
rendered inferior that specified the and that
planned time, falling from, into,
once landing the mail belonging thereto
Injured lost conveying place
% s On che 0 "a hs ae number
transmitting intelligence furnishing the means Of transmitting
repeated lares violating post ONCE
10 s,cbas easI when reoroa by hn for an
the wiou, the of the Postmaster General
The Postmaster may Contract
.eton imposed the additional for the
speed The Of additional stock or
the timely notice. II he prefers TO the change The
allowing months pay the dispensed with
The ,n The .se @ II. s da ss aDe and
Offers should be distinctly stated in the proposals.
bid whers change from advertisement contemplated
BY the bidder.
the bel there write the in
fun Of there state the residence hereby TO
often as hs for on ,he
@ IN s y e s os S mode s
Of witt state how TO be conveyed for the
pas sm 'hefe " out the 'u" in Words p ssna
following guarantee which should be filed
bidder; the third and with the beginning and
Of ia e being s &c ,s Of
other equally satisfactory Testimonial TO be men Of
solaned, should accompany each bids
$ s Nv s hs na 1917 esI
shall into the required BY the Postmaster
good and sufficient surees perform the service
Dated. lsignedp
Form Of certificate
he undersigned pos. master Of esr.ias TIA, he !. well ae
sufficient able make good their
"Daled. [sisnsdp
The bid should sent
small propo Isfoega maiis' written the
the and should be despatched time TO be received by
will be the last day
ceivng proposals under advertisement. - 3. l..
The of the bids VIII be determined
18th day OF May
1851 he bidder shall consider himself able
service operation on about thar day. he will
Of his proposals The contract
ending about the Both day Of
June, 1855. #au . "
N. X. HALL,
Posr orrIoE DEPARTaEsT, February 3, 1851.
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COMMON HALL OF the town OF Pctor.burU, virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted by
the Halls
Rcsoued That the mayor Of the advertise proposals
100000 OF the bonds Of endorsed
the Hs,e of Virginia. 5oooo paynbe 1870 1876
with for payable half yearly February
The will be
addressed the chamberlain Of the town. day May
~ O'Clock which they will opened highest
bidder win be entitled thereto The payments viii
required 18th May 18th June and 18th July,
which Of these periods they
to themselves the night to reject any offer made.p
Notice IL hereby given
VIII
the above resolution, until the 14th May 1880
IN. CHAS, CORLING,
Mnyp-dtlfhNaynert Mayor.
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General Agency and Law Once mt Warrington,
DE gELUINC WYLIE

No. 7odSs Buins Pennylvenia nert door vest Of
Brorn's Hotel, Harrington, ID. e.
rHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
for the Of prosecuting claims before
Congress before board
mone appointed for the Adjustment Of polaton other
all business be
chsrYe They Obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land duties claims under treaties
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
&c.
Andrrw Wylie m VIII attend law business with which
either himself firm he ntu-d in OF the courts
the District o the Supreme Court Of the United States
Cha De seldng being United States commissioner notary
public commissioner for all of Union
will give prompt taking OF acknowleda
Of deeds md other dutcs which apperan his once
Charges will he moderate and regulated by claimed
and the OF services required.
Communications paid will receive immediate
Sept s-dly
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the shall be isb forfeiture spee
ned la such bond liquidated damages.
The and best bidder for
bad be detsI
mined careful the Of acsItninns
which bid will practical results be 70 me
department
The department. right bid where
pant without regard 20 the cost OF
estimate contained il the ADVERTISEMENT
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster Gensral,
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An sIawIow

1,uENrY DOLLARS REwARD.-RRn AWAY from the
subscriber ID Of 1851 coorcd ChTA-
RINE, Kitty Francis five feet
inches high She is Of rather delicate appearance and
about 30 Wash
ingon color.
All harborna The
above reward will be paid on her delivery
Mar J. laN,r T. p
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TTIE AWERICNN I've htOck Inaurrnce Company.-
Npcennes, Indiana Charter granted 1850
Capital, Stockholders liable
For the OF horses mules bulls sheep
Of description against the combined risks fire.
dents and d,scase stock driven markets
DrccorsJoseph O. Bowmnn counsellor; Ferdinand Eberwine,
merchant Captain Isaac Mass merchant; George Hay,
Hon Thomas Bishop, builder; John
bank directors Alvin Tracy merchant and bank directors Hon
Abner H. Ellis Smith,
fatIneI, bank difector and auditor OF Knox
Joseph G. bowman, Presidents shulef Whitney, Secretary
VIM Burcb preside
Of the State Bank Of Indiana.
j. L. NELSON, Pennsylyans 18th
18th streets, Washington City,
ls-dy
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Of the Law
by Asa ALPHABETICALLY arranged with reference %
latest and approved authorities.
J6IN 4. TRow,
40 and 81 Ann street. New iOt
Opinions ofth Profes,ion.
There few works in profession such s
sound law within the Limit, TINT deserving
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
NFw YoRn, Sept %, 1850.
Mi Justice Nelson opinion ma
CHANCELLOR wALwopTs
The accumulation reliable citation, IN. whs, '
ofIegal treatise and reports both American and foreign ~
reference and will extensively aid the student, the Pacuh'
ROBERT J. wALKEE
ooronrR 10, 1850.
Ihave frequently examined lis Citations and have been hg
with The precision and ciennes with which annonnces m
ssnncs from Il myself that, feel an sou. thai the profession 'Od
learn its merits and like me, enjoy It's advantage n,,rs
Nxw YosK cIrr, Oct ls, 1850.
impars all the advantages accurate and wslaTa
note book, while saves TO The profession vast deal Of u"
DAVID PAUL BROWN rhl,dslpha
Mr. Knne has collected with great diligence and sccwsg ~
very ably subjects question. apply ~
references the authorities 10 give 70 Wy
JUDGE PETERS, rhladelp'a
lhave examined Knnes Law Compendium with as much ~.
ton other would allow and satisfied
mirAby ADAPTED to The purpose for which it was ~
for trial and Prom examination OF e
titles can say with confidence that hsy ueatsd WI"
judgment and ability. vat
L. JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New '".
70 Be sS 5 BET, TO The sss" sT
''''' y ''''''' '''' W. L. HURST rhlladelp'a
The man. and utility and accuracy of these works hny. r
the unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished ".n
United States, as the sts Justice Story, Chief Justices c
Vermon Hornblowrr Of New Jersey, Tucker Of Nhgmar
ofWashington city. Weston Of Maine SC, Ac. rpow
! Published by JOHN y ihora
Nov 9f-f 40 and 81 Ann'''
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The clo,ns elons win be divided nine
f Al wooen article. made viz; blue cloth
blue flannel shirts blue flannel
the aaass, that msy be required for making gar
7d e!as'An the linen articles made up viz Barnsey sheet
ing roeks and canvas. duck nowse ,,s ,,,
required making similar TO those specified in
The IN. ,hd class and III, The . nuns anS .0m0
Sixth eiass.--Ail the stockings and socks
Sepenh eiassiH the mattresses, including wocove to each
Eli IA elau--Al the black silk handkerchief.
Ninth eiuss-- All the blankets a...
me shoes and pumps to be stamped with me name,
the following proportion Tor each 100 pas unless otherwise order
No 49, four Of No u twelve Of No TO- fifteen Of
Al areIss be fully equal in The quality texture
deposited pea jackets
drawers blue flannel be Of American manufactured
cloths and hanne made Of wool and indigo Dyed and dyed IN
The quantity required
may required A therefore made,
number or quanu each as the may be
those respectively The prices must be uniform at all
An subec, such inspection the
es viii be received that fully equal The sample
all other respects to he and provisions Of the contract
he whole must delivered the expense
good ght substantial and dry packing boxes or bales
month when manufactured The whole TO be in
good shipping Of all charges United and
satisfaction OF The inspecting officers said officers to be
appointed by the Navy Department
every expense attending
q @ s ne @ e s @ ans e
part furnish de
several which be ordered from them
and cions 'n be upeSae aesi
be made what may be TO supply the deheieney under The
duplicate thereof Bureau Of Provisions and Cothng
such requistion been made and received.
Two more approved sus,es IN sum equal to the estimated
withheld from all account
IN all :. I and % per a s
after pea'e bills duly Authenticated shall have been
Bidders proposals accepted (and o,her) will be
nound and as early as ~ be
within I'VE days. exclusive of the time required for tae
Every accompanied Gas directed in the of
o mating 10 for ns snss y ns
responsible the effect he they undertake that
five with good and sufficient
eam.a n ny op an. The
by awth. competency OF the guaranty be certified By the navy
known % bureau
o. @ ~ Of ns an G & @ ~ a
accepted conformity with this understanding.
Extract from the act Of Coagss' aPproeed fus,f 10, 1896
sse And tsntAr ..ast.d That, from and after The
Secretary Navy, general appropriation
three, shalt accompanies by signed by
responsible the effect that he undertake
bidder will II his their bid be accepted
obligation such tim. be prescribed BY the
OF the Navy with good and sufficient suree TO Furnish the supplies
Dothca
bidder bidders he shaii fail
into obligation within The Time prescribed BY The Secretary Of the
Navy with good aud sufficient surres for urni hing the supplies
Secretary shall proceed with
person for furnishing said supplies and shall
difference contained
the which he have
acd for furnishing The said supplies for the Whole period Of the
proposal be charged agans, said bidder bdaer and his
ib and the be Immediately
action OF debt all of said persons