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QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE,

LOUIS, Mo, January T. 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received this Office,
- Washington Avenue and Second until the 18Th day Of
February the transportation supplies the places
named below YEARS commencing the 18Th April 1851
ANNUALLY.
To Kearney. the Platte fifty four and upwards
To Fort Laramie, eighty-one and upwards
To Fort Mackay the crossing OF the Arkansas Santa Fe TRAIL
fifty -four and upwards
To Fernando de Taos New Mexico thirty and upwards
To Fe, hundred and thirty and upwards
To Albuquerque New Mexico, fyseven and upwards
To Dona Ana, New Mexico, thirty tons and upwards,
TO aso del Noe New Mexico hundred and seventy tons
and upwards
Separate proposals viii be received for each of the above
Lids include two but in each the contractor will
be bind himself Fort Leavenworh
between 18th of April and the 18th of July such
whether OF clothing subsistence, odnee or other
government property which may there be delivered TO him his
suitably packed and prepared for transportation 10 be by him
delivered in like good order the agreed upon
II distinctly understood above specified quantities
the should be prepared
quantities which due notice will be given
The bids will the price the transportation OF hum
pounds bid be by the
responsible person. the good faith and ability OF the bid
der for the performance OF the contract.
The privilege reserved all the bids deemed 10
the public interest 10 do
OF bids will be admitted recognized
and bid viii be accepted from any individual or h ne or they
pui in more than one bid THOMAS SWORDS
Janis 1t. Col. and Quarter Master u. S. a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

New OaLEANs, JAM %, 8 P. NJ
The Delta says it learns that Gen. Qutrnan has re-
signed to atterl his trial in New Orleans.
WASHINGTON Feb. /.
Mr. Kaufman of Texas, died suddenly last evening
He was IN attendace at the capitol during the day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
The robber OF As.ms s Co.'S express has been arrest
ed He is Young Enelishman, named Chester v.
Childs, about eightsen old, and was temporarily
employed on the road breakman -Four or nye hum
bred dollars only of the money has been recovered
wAsHISeroN Jan. 81.
--presenteda petition for the repeal
of the fugitive slave law, which laid on the table.
Mr. Turney introduced joint resolution providing for
giving swords to Major and Brigadier Generals who
served in the war with Mexico under Generals Scott
and Taylor.
Mr. Masons resolution of inquiry relative allowing
the Spanish claims growing uo the Amlsted case was
Messrs Chase and Hale opposed the resolution, and
Messrs. Mason, Clay, and Winthrop advocatedit
Mr.. Hale moved to lay the resolution on the table
Lost.
Tie resolution was then adopted.
The resolution, submitted by Mr. Foote, calling upon
the Secretary Of State for his views in relation to adopt
ing graduated scale of diplomatic salaries, adopt
The Senate then proceeded to consider the California
private land claim bill
Mr. Bentons amendment, making twenty years pos
session in good faith evidence OF claim against United
States, was, after debate, rejected.
Various other amendments were proposed by him,
which, after debate, were rejected.
HoUsE.--The House resolved itself into committee of
the whole and took up the bill for establishing branch
minis in New York and California.
Messrs King of New Jersey and Phoenix spoke in favor
of the bill, and Messrs. Demng, Holmes, Thompson,
and Bayly against it.
The question then taken Mr.. Vandykes am
eminent making Jersey City the point, and it was
jected
Mr.. Cabe offered an amendment, which was adopted.
that one fourth of the aggregate coinage shall be dol
lar aoe ne
one eighth double eagles He offered this to keep the
coinage from gongout the hands ofthe people, as was
the in the coinage OF the doubleeages DUNG the
past year.
Several other efforts made to amend, but without
success when the committee and the House adj
journed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

In the Huse Of Representatives. January %, 1851 On
the bill to incorporate the Cincinnati and Iadianapo
lis Railroad Company.
am sir, ofmy inability TO compete in point Of
argument with the gentlemen from Jefferson Mr. Chap
mani had the literary atainments that he
possesses. Lab0ring at pl esent under bad health,
shall be able present detain this house but short
time But respectfully ask the attention of mem
bers what time do occupy the floor. claim this as
duty owe my constituents, they demand il Of their
Representatives and to sit in silence and hear
this measure denounced it has been this hoor, by
the gentlemen from the deep dggings, would sir be-
tray that trust eon6ded me by grateful consttuen-
cy. The gentleman from Jefferson says that this bill
authorizes the company to issue bonds notes or scrip
thereby establishing itself into banking institution with
capital oil 81 900 600 or upwards, provision that was
repealed in 1872 and has been allowed since.
here ask the gentlemen from Jefferson, il was mis-
taken in his remarks
fMr. CHAPMAN again repeat that the law was re
pealed in 1842.l
Well sir the gentleman contends that such is the law
that companies have the right issue bonds note:
or scrip-nor have not had the right since 1912.
| would here say, that he is mistaken will not say
Intentionally; for do not believe that he would wilful
v endeavor 10 practice misrepresentation on this
house. For II examine the charter Tor the lndianaP
oils and Belefontaine Railroad Company, approved
February 18th l84S, we will find the very sections
endorsed authorizing the issuing Of bonds scrip, a
the gentleman terms it. and under the restriction
as Is proposed in this charter
And here let me say that the charter under consider
alton similar in all respects, the referred to-
Therefore the gentleman IS sadly mistaken, notwih
standing hs powerful display Of gas to the contrary
And SIR IL he Is sadly mistaken this important pos
ton Of the b IL is naturally be concluded that he
equally as much mistaken in other portions Z
the bill Now sir, shall leave the gentlenan's re
marks to the consideration Of the house, hoping tbs
thew will weigh them well and pass just sentence
this charter will however, here state that am nc
at all surprised at the unylsding exert'ons that hav
been made by the deep digging monopoy-and IT is nc
at all strange to any member who had the honor OF %
capvine seat here last winter Who sir, that holds
pce here now hat was here last winter does not vel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
LARGE AND FRESH SPRING STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS

WE tender hearty thanks our friends and Gus
Ia toners for their liberal support hitherto and beg leave
- call their attention stock for Spring and sum 80
- m
We aer ourselves that style Of Hats and other articles tor
approaching will commend themselves every
of good For worknen the manufacturing department
superior skill and experience with all
business
On Of the demand for our Hats we have been
obee extend premises manufacture and sale
which almost three of the largest business houses in
CITY To Western and Southern merchants have been
IN the hab, Of buying in The Eastern cities we would merely say
that they viii find largest HAT ESTABLISHMENT in the
United States Louisville KY and prices there
any sse States with this advantage: that every
week they choose he have their orders filed shipped and
delivered almost in day. and avoid the delay expense risk and
vexaton, attending Eastern purchases
Our stock in particular of Panamas Leghsms Palm Leaf and
Goods spared no exeron in making complete
and are enabled sell lower prices than they have been Of
pursuance of old of sma profits and
quick resolved for eaS short paper 10 prompt
customers sell everything line cheap, cheap Give usa
call when you in the market
The highest price, cash. paid for Fus and Pellries
feb4-w p. S. BARBER d CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
The New Constitution.

We continue in this number, the sections that have
been passed by the Convention and referred the CON-
mittee revision:
incorporation to issue bills notes to be circulated
money, and every association organized under general
banking law, shall be required close up its business
within twenty years from the time such company
ISOLATION shall have been organized
SEC. =. Every bill, which shall have passed both
Houses Of the General Assembly shall be presented to
the Governor he approve, he shall sign it but not
he shall it, with his objections the Houee in
which il shall have originated, who shall enter the obec
tons large upon their journals and proceed to recon-
slider il. II after such reconsideration majority of all
the members elected that House shall agree pass the
BILL IL shall be with the objections to the other
House, by which it shall likewise be reconsidcrcd and if
approved by majority Of all the members elected to
that House it shall be law but in such the votes
Of both Houses shall be determined BY yeas and nays,
and the of the persons voting for and against the
bill shall be entered upon the journals Of each House
respectively. IL any bill shall not be returned by
the Governor within three days Sundays excepted) at
ter it shall have been presented to him. it shall be law
in like If he had signed it, unless the general
adjournment prevents its return in which it shall
be law, unless the Governoriwithnfved aysaer such
adjournment, shall file the with his objections
thereto, in the office Of Secretary Of State who shall
lay the before the General Assembly at its rsxt
session. in the same if it had been returned
by the Governor But bill shall be presented to the
Governor within two [days] previous 10 the adjourn.
ment Of the General Assembly. Every Joint resolution
requiring the signature Of the Governor shall be pre-
sented him. and before shall take effect be APPROX
ed by him. being disapproyed shall be repassed BY
majority Of all the members elected to both Houses
eorng the rules and regulations prescribed in
\ bill.
SIC. -. The General Assembly, at its first sessio.
after the adoption Of this Constitution shall provide fol
the appointment Of three commssioners whose duty
shall be to revise, reform, simplify and abridge the rule
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
FOR THE Removal AND PERMANENT CURE OF

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE %
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES,
RISING from an impaired weakened Or unAsah state q ,ss
which have BY disco
Of the Of Gavaaism and Magnetism sss
thousands who are now suffering beyond reach relief be
parakers acknowledged benefits aud be restored 70 the
enjoyment OF health and happiness
DIR. cRRIsTIEs GALHANTc BELT
Has been pronounced BY many distinguished BON Eu
e. Ss ss Il sa s. s az s 's 10
have been perfected and entirely successful m Their re-
sulu
used perfect in all Of general
debility es from waevs causes may s s ss ses
acute or chrome ers5 n.go na<s nr indigestion dys-
stiffness palpiiaon Of the heart aoex
kidneys spinal complaint and of The se hip complaint
spas and all nervous diseases arise from simple ca-a de-
No drug have effect them increase
the disease drugs weaken system while under the
strengthening, giving, vazmg influence Of 6alvsnisr health
SS @ psis as 9s Pa 0 Dr. C % s
The peculiarly and great beauty Of Chues Gavane ano Nsg
application instead Of the usual mode OF druggng yscng the
patient I'LL exhausted nature sinks under the infection
remedial agent except Gaysnm SIN ih introduction INTO ths
dis Of all classes have been the recipients OF their benefits
DR. ChRIsTIE's GALVAEIc NECKLACES
Are worn for all complaints affecting the throat OF ss ss any M
N ne D1zsg or Sss s sS
TIC DOLOREUx
No case Of this distressing complain, ha; ever failed 10 be perma
Dr. ciss Gsvanc Bracelets are applied to the wrs,s
ke and used IN all of rheumatism affecting the limbs Tor
strains of the hands, complaint affecting the
legs each ankle, and the
fluid applied 10 the part particularly affected hns causing
cenirsiion Of the influence al the desired spot.
NERVOUS SPzSMS
The following received from Messrs
Mosely and Tucker well known druggists, Mobile Alabama:
There DIR. Hartwe doctor of Divinity IN Marion, this
State who has used Chre Gsvanc Bracelets for he
spasmodc affection the hands and Upon
the least excitement either mental physical his became
Gavanc Bracelets magnetic fluid success
that thai flour months ago he has had single attack
although he has travelled Cincinnati and there took active
the exciting Of Baptist Convention Through his
mendaon of his acqusiances have Tried the and with
good success. Truly yours
Mobile Ala, Sept % 1917. MOSELF TUCKER
During the past three years these remarkable curaves have
failed when used according the full and plain directions which
them II absolutely impossible that they do the
slightest harm.
Ono Inconvenience whatever their use and they may
be by the delicate with the perfect and safety
In fact the sensation attending their highly reasvabe
lne SdlNdhc % each
1ne SaiVanc Necklace, each
Inc Oalvanc bracelets paT
Inc hagheuc riuios a notale
CAUTION
Beware Of spurious limitations.
All business communications should be addressed
D. C. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
1s2 B'oadscay, Nss Yerk.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
TODD K KING, Agents Danville.
DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Druggist Indianapolis
ii. C. MAYNARD. Madison. ~ Tween
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

n AND FOR SALE-The undersigned, Executors of The las
will and Of Polly Shelly, late Of Marion county I'M
diana deceased Of given them by said last
viii sale public auction, The oh
February d. 1851 the following described real estate
Marion county, and Stale of Indiana o Twenty
of of the the half of the Southeast
twensyseven Township fifteen North, Of Range two
being land which said deceden her
death resided Said sale will be made the District School House,
Southeast said so of land between the
o'clock, NJ and O'clock p NJ the following
terms One-t OF the purchase money be paid in hand
third be paid months and one-hird in twelve months
from deferred be secured by the
The purchaser purchasers with good freehold surety
payable without any relief whatever from valuation appasemeni
laws.
WILLIAM DAVID -.
January A. 1851 JOHN WARTH, lAeeo'otS Cd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06
NAPOLEONs LAST SAD TRIUMPH.

YEyE great French Moving Do Panoramic representation Of he
Emperor Napoeons Funeral representing his removal from
Helena France his reception Paris and the great Military
display of the remains OF the War
cr 10 France and Frenchme will be open for Exhibition al the
Hail. nights commencing Thursday February 9Th,
a5posrveiy This magnificent spectacle,
lof Dorac- PanOramas and ten thousand moving
ure representing large life hundred thousand charac
ers was gote ND expressly Mr. Museum, New
York by Artists France expense of $4,000
IT'S NOT A PAIN TING;
I, consists of combination Of Mechanical and Aristcal skill
produced perfect and heike representation of
French Pageant Doors al 81 O'clock TO
mence ~ O'Clock Abundance 25 cents Children accompanied
by their Parents Is
Tickets be had the principal Hotels Bookstores and The
Door febI 6. w. NICHOLS, Agsst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The undersigned Admins
trax of the OF Anthony Define late Of Marion
Indiana deceased WILL Saturday the 18th day Of February 1851
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock M
of order Of the Probate Court of Marion
public auction, House door the city Of In
danapos the following real estate, tovt Lot No 3D. in Terry
and Rsbnsons Subdivision Of Out Block No 10 adjoining the town
Indianapolis lands donated by the United States the State
Of Indiana of subject the dover
of the undersigned widow OF said deceased
Terms Of SalsOne-ihrd of the purchase money be paid
hand third months, and onehd 10 months from the day
the purchaser his the de-
red payments with good freehold bearing interest from
date and payable without relief whatever from valuation
appraisement laws.
The undersigned wiz also at the time and place and
the sale her dover in said real thai
the purchaser get the entire fee CHRISTINA DEFINE
jan1l-wtw) Administrative.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTIcE.-The undersigned has taken
Letters Administration from the Probate Court Of Ma
Indiana upon the Anthony Define late Of said
county deceased All persons indebted said requested
and all having claims against
said requested present duly authenticated
Element. Said estate is probably solvent.
CHRISTINA DEFINE,
an1l-3w(w) Administrative
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M OTICE-Pub hereby that United States Mill
~ tary Land Warrant No 1854 100 issued April 1h
ls4s the undersigned private Captain Crawfords Company
Regiment Indiana Volunteers has been and believed
Destroyed and the 18th day of March, 1851 shall de-
duplicate said cer
cate janls-6wtw MILTON BLAND
NTOTICE-Pub notice hereby given that United States Mill
tay Land Warrant No 70 26 for 100 issued April 10
1S4e the undersigned private Captain LAWYERS Company
Sd Regiment Illinois Volunteers has been lost and believed be
March, shall demand
from the Commissioner of Pensions dupsate of sad certificate
ianIs-6wtwl JESSE F. GRAYSON.s
EXECUTORS NoTICE.-The undersigned have taken out
~ Letters Testameniay The last will and testament Polly
Shelly late of Marion county, Indiana deceased from the Probate
Cou of said county All perons indebted the of said de-
immediate payment and all
having claims said requested hem duly
Said probably solvent
WILLIAM DAVID rx..r,o,s
January 4, 1851 JOHN WARTH, ! ~
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,s=.s....-.z.z1PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

g. ~. - zlPENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD ooM-
W. - So. PANY-WI be prepared 10 Transport
Philadelphia Ptsburg IN anticipation OF the
ope ming Of the Eastern Division OF the Pennsylvania Canal say Ell
and the Tcentiet Of February, the following rates, VIZ
For Isl Clasry Goods Hats Boots AID Shoes Drugs Books
Stationery, &c, al 81 per lVOles
and
stuas Oils. &c, at 60 cents per 1O0lfs-
For sd ass-coaee Leaf Tobacco ron Guao Bacon Beef
Pork &c at go per l0Olbs.
For 4R Cass-Tar Pch Ro Ashes, Marbles Pig Iion Bricks
&c M so per 100lbs.
ii. Ii. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent, Penna Railroad Co.
No pa and 276 Market Street, Philadelphia
NB-Goods going East by Road should be consgnedto
hIcFADDEN COVODE,
Pitisburg.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY
Pasenoer Trains Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Leave
PHILADELPHIA Daily at A. NJ and 10t NJ Leave Pittsburgh
Daily e,s, A. NJ and ., p NJ A. hENDhhsVN
lTOTIOEA Tavern Stand for sale jamestown, Boone Co..
Ind Said Stand repufe buildings good and
.d-or.r Il terrns MI the NH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

ESALLS PILOT-Notice hereby given that, the 22d day
y February, viii application the Governor OF
State Indiana be appointed Pilot the Falls Of the Ohio
in place of Thos Powell deceased HENRY Is. POISON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

UNAIIS PLOTNotce hereby given that the 10Th ofFeb
ruary 1851, will make application to the Governor OF the
Indiana be appointed Pilot the Falls OF the Ohio III
place of Thos Powell deceased ANGEL GILL.
fclA- Q,uE
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GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!!
DR.. H. 3. MYERS
EXTRACT OF

SARSAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELloN.
For Purifying the Blood--AH Disorders Of the Kidneys
every disease arising from Impure Blood nsc
tivy Of the absorbents, dsordered Digestion as
Ship Fever Liver Complaints Feyers Female Complaints
Summer Complaints lmpoteney Dyspepsia Nervous Alec
tons, General Debility, &C.
This Extract put up large containing twenty
II combines the properties Of Detergent Diuretc
and Tonic Cures without purgng gripping or sekening ans
system Il is stronger better and cheaper than any other sI
preventive Of disease Of exposure impudence
OF PREF PREPARED BY DR.. H. B. MYER, BUFFALO. NY
For ery disease sch this Extract PROCESSES 10 con-
tans ingredients chosen for their special adoption 10 its
relief
and Deergn Diureto and Tonic and in proper cases as
rnd e
all the secreons and exoetons and exces action in the
Extract Of ssrsaparla" but compound combination OF
many the potent vegetable remedial agents TO form each
IeDdeSey and healing its
the FRAME than any o. dem bss. Of the hes, .0ee
Wild Cherry and Dandeliont acts with the
BY the most violent remedies Possessing combined all
auded of the greatest cleansing medicines adds 9TH
internal organthus at once the exist
ing disease cleansing every portion Of the body and renova
This directly kindly upon the blood, which
Digestion and by its general influence favor effort Of ma
ue 1t supplies want Of vital heat or nervous
diseases generally and gives TO the Invalid lasting
GENERAL Hsa DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATos
whose constitutions broken down. weakened and
declined in mental and
lost strength and whose gener
ally diseased cannot find better more pleasant remedy
Dr. Myers Sarsapsa Wild Cherry and Dandeon has perfect
control the most states OF the blocd when
that fluid is entirely vtiated 1855
The following certificate among many been
given by citizens in this State -, -
We have been selling Dr. Myers ssrapsrills Wild Cherry
Dandeon several months and hesitate lot In
saying believe best before the public
decay the system In whatever form
Is may appear We have extraordinary benefits nom its
would recommend the Of those sborng under
any Of the diseases for which it is commended.
c. J. ALLISON e. CO., Druggists
Terre Hsue, August5 1850
Price bottle; bottles FOR 30
sale wholesale and retail by CRAIGHEAD BROWN
ING, Agents. indianapolis augeo-w
uUEMP CANARY SEED, Just received for
Ii juy17 HANNAMANs Drugstore
lbs SUPERIOR from Cincinnati for
JAMS SMITH q HANNA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-06

SEEps-l00 bushels Ohio Clover Seed
- IS bushels Timothy Seed
Just received and for sale by SMITH HANNA Jams
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jams 3w-ws

At OTIOEA Tavern Stand for sale Jamesio,n Boone Co.,
Ind Said Stand in good repue out buildings good and can
7. A. ANDREWS,
iaroa sv-vg jamestown.
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EnIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm Of Wal ,ou.
Voorhees, this day dissolved by has
selman vnton CO.. having purchased the entire interest in ud
authorized the claims due the
of Watsoa Voorhees, Co. and all claims against said late firm
should be presented TO them for payment 49,.
dec7 WATSON, VOORHEES, 4 co.
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DRUsHEs-1 doz blackng brushes;
ID 10 horse brushes.
Received this DAY and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER
JAM tr
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THE MARYLAND SMALL CLASS LOTTERIES
r E M o v A L.
CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING,


UUAVE Removed Of their old stand next door
Little, Drum Andesons where they would be pleased
all friends and enlarged
business facilities such enable sell as low
bought in the West We invite all those Of Drugs Med
Paints, Oils Glass Dyesfnfs &c,
before purchasing elsewhere
All articles sold by warranted ,u gene and
senfed JAM
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NEW FOUNDRY rIRBd-The undersigned having purchs.

NEW FOUNDRY FIRd-The undersigned having purchased
the entire and OF the Foundry Esab-
hmem Of the late firm Of Watson, Voorhees, Co. ready
6 any orders in their line ard will furnish upon good
be had establishment the West They
prepared furnish work their line short time and
complete, can be had any where.
The Of the late firm respectfully requested
their patronage The establishment determined
the business
iensvely predecessors.
dec7 HASSELMAN, VINTON 4 CO.