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The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
CO + f I y 5.

The subscribers have constantly on h0nd
ready made mahogany, black walnut, cherry,
and pine cofins; and will attend personally ar
funerals if requested. All orders for mana
featuring any kind offurniture. repairing scrap
ing, vanishing, polishing old furniture thank
fully received and punctually attended to.
The subscribers intend manufacturing OF
the best material and by experienced workmen;
embracing the latest patterns and styles, and
pledge themselves to sell as low for cash as at
any other establishment. The public are invi-
ted to call aud examine specimens, at their ware
house, ut the west end Of Pawcatuck bridge, VI
stairs.
j. L. CLARK
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
BEDSTEADS.

We have constantly on hand, besides manufnc.
.uring to order, every description of bedstead
embracing french, cottage, congress, and post
bclstcals; black walnut, birch, and post bed
3teads, trunllc, cot, and attic do cribs; sc.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
Health Insurance,

Is yOar HcaM Insured ? If not no,o is
the Time.
Having been appointed an Agent of the Far
mer's and Mechanics Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton, Of Worcester, Mass, for Pawcatuck and
vicinity. am prepared to effect Insurance on
more favorable terms than the Agent of any 9TH
er Association All who wish to avail themselves
ofthe benefits of this system of insurance, or
wish any information concerning the constitu-
ton and BY Laws of the Association, &C., will
please call at the Medical Depot at the west end
Of the Bridge
JOSEPH ii. POTTER, Agt.
Molasses
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
TABLES, STANDS. &c,

of every variety, consisting ofmarble top, center,
card, and side tables quartette, and fancy do.
extension, center, and dining tables, black wal
nut, cherry, pine, and pembroke tables also
| lirht work and wash stands sc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

three weeks which may still be necessary complete
our labors, am much more aprehenslye that we shall
overhurry matters than that shall unduy protract
session There is great temptation to the former
course. feel 1t myself. Our inclination points one
way our duty another Then tool am aware there are
professional men, in this body, who would rather pay
ten dollars day than TO remain here any portion Of the
coming month. anow there farmers here, who
ought be- at this moment, at home, preparing Tor
their spring work But yet hope, Sir, for the sake
alike of the interests stake and OF own future rep
utaons, that will not precpate the disposal OF the
business yet to be DONE four months Session IS not
Of unusual length for Constitutional Convention.
Ii is seldom that task similar to that entrusted TO US
has been completed in less time; by Convention
of less unweldy numbers than ours. The Convention
of New York, consisting of hundred and twenty-eght
members sat nearly four months and half That OF
Ohio consisting OF hundred and eight delegates has
already been IN session more than our MONTHS and does
vet have approached the termination OF its
labors. The Kentucky Constitution, it Is true,
amended in about three months bnt the number OF del
egates reached hundred only while the other hand
ia Louisiana, than double that time employed.
This is be wondered More important discus
sons have taken place. and more varied and substantial
business has been done here since met than In doz
ordinary sessions of your Legislature. loud APP
plause) That fact may be easily decided by any dis
passionate who will take up the proceedings OF this
body, and compare them with those OF the General As
semby, during the last six or eight years. There are
single sections in the constitution we about to SUBJ
nit to the Peope-no one, but several OF them-each
of which worth the State than the entire
of this Convention As othe tax payers of the
State, would prefer to pay my share OF that sum Tor
each of Them rather than have them stricken out
again.
In conclusion remark that it is not unusual thing
to adopt resolution similar to that now offered. 1t
was adopted in New York in Kentucky, and believe
in other States. If this thing be well done, it will
think 90 far to obtain for the amended Constitution
many votes which, for lack of distinct understanding
the character and effects Of the chief changes popos
ed in it, might otherwise be cast against that nstru-
ment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30
The New Constitution.

We continue, in this number the sections that have
been passed by the Convention and referred the
mttee on revision:
Sec. No person arrested confined in jail, shall
be treated with unnecessary rgor.
The Legislature may continue, abolish modify the
Grand Jury system.
SEC. =. No authority shall be given sanctioning in
any manner the suspension of specie payments and all
collateral security required under general banking law
shall be readily convertible into specie.
Sec. The Supreme Court shall consist of not less
than three, nor more than five judges, majority oil
whom shall form quorum, who shall hold their office
shall be divided into districts OF contiguous territory
nearly equal in population may be; but county
shall be divided in the formation of said Districts and
Judge shall reside in each district but they shall be elect
ed by the electors of the whole State.
SEC. - The State shall be divided into Circuits and
Circuit Judge shall be elected by the electors in each
Circuit and shall reside therein; and shall hold his Office
sir years if he shall long behave we'll and person
elected any Judicial Office in this State SHALL during
the for which he is elected be eligible to any other
office of trust profit under the State
SEC The Circuit Court shall consist of one Judge
only and it shall have such civil and criminal jurisdiction
may be prescribed by law.
SEC. =. No Negro Muatto shall have the right OF
suffrage
SEC =. There shall be elected in each Judicial Cir
cult by the electors thereof Prosecuting Attorney
who shall hold his Office for two years. and until bis
cessor is elected and qualified.
SEC There shall be no Imprisonment for debt ex.
cept IL case of fraud.
SEC. =. Every person who shall give except a
challenge to fight duel who shall knowingly carry
to another person challenge to fight duel or who
shall agree TO 90 out of the State to fight duel shall
be ineligible to hold any Office of trust profit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30
QUARTER MASTERS orr1oB,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January T. 1851. I
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received Office corner
- Washington Avenue and Second until the 18th
February for the transportation OF Army supplies places
named below YEARS, commencing the 18Th April
ANNUALLY.
To Fort kearney, the Platte, fifty four upwards
To Fort Laramie, elghty-one tons and upwards
To Fo Mackay the crossing the Arkansas Trail
hfty-four and upwards.
To Fernando de Taos New Mexico thirty and upwards
To Santa Fe, hundred and thirty and upwards
To Albuquerque, New Mexico, and upwards
To Dona Ana New Mexico, thirty tons and upwards.
To Paso del Nore New Mexico hundred and seventy
and upwards.
Separate proposals viii routes
bids may include two but each viii
be required 10 bind himself receive Fort eavenwoh any
time between the 18th of and the 18th of July such
army stores, whether of clothing subsistence ordinance other
government properly which there be delivered him his
agent suitably packed and prepared for transportation TO be by him
delivered like good order, places
1t distinctly understood that above specified
the minimum should prepared
ger quantities of which due notice will be given
The bids will state the for the Of hun
dred pounds and every bid be accompanied
some responsible the good faith and ability of the bid
der for the performance of the contract
The privilege all
the public interest do
No assignment bids will be admitted recognized
and bid will be accepted from individual frm he they
put IN more than one bid. THOMAS SWORDS
janis Ii. Col. and Quarter Master, u. S. A
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J wHhtl MaR pnHiD' Executors
January 4, 1851,

COMMISSIONERS SAJ.E-The undersigned was appoint
~ ed Commissioner the December the Probate Court
Of Marion county, make sale Of the following belong
ing the heirs OF James B. Ray, deceased, to-yvir
Foys feet OF the part lot numbered square g. in
the Indianapolis % feet of the which had
conveyed by John G. Alden Nathaniel Hedges four
lots lying together 25 feet front by 100 feet Deep taken from the
southeast of square Co. being parts original IL and
H. square g. making 100 front Maryland and feet
front Alabama Streets Indianapolis Also lot of mbered
and Hendricks County, Indiana containing 200 acres and
north of the Charlottesville Road sections IS and township 6
meridian of lands sold at Indianapolis Indiana
the north Charlottesville
point of James Rays land north of said road the northwest
Of Is and bearing southeast the
breadth of so the southern boundary and thence due morrill,
for quantity through sections Is and till 200
braced out Of said James b Rays land
Notice is hereby gvcn that WILL pursuance Of the order
said Court expose public vendue, the Court House door
the of Indianapolis Saturday, the day January
ISL the above described property the OIving
the purchase money hand and the residue
three equal payments of six twelve and eighteen with
from date, taking with approved security of pu
chaser without any relief whatever from valuation appasemen
laws. GEORGE g. HOLMAN, Commr
Ian Q 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30
EASY ROAD TO wEALTH-wi

- EASY ROAD TO WEALTH.-wil be sold public
sale on the premises on me nrsl DAY OF ord month MarGn
STAND and valuable FARMS of the late JoHN BALLARD de-
adjoining Bridgeport, the National Road miles
of Indianapolis the midst of tract OF country unsurpassed by
any IN the State through which the Tee Haule and Richmond
Railroad passes forming good site and likely be occupied
for Depot premises adjoining the Tavern lots The east fork
White Lick through the farms washing the west SIDE Of
the stable lots There is Barn and Stables and neveralng
Spring lots and perhaps the best stand ON these
two great thoroughfares in conjunction
The Farms consist Of forty including the Tavern the
side of The creek mostly under cultivation part of which would
be valuable 10 lay LOTS and hundred and sixty
ON the the creek good Of which is under cu
vaon and the balance enclosed and well mbeed all OF excellent
quality and a good and grist mill adjoining.
The all lies together and would be suitable for one farm or
two and viii be sold III whole in separate parcels to suit
purchasers. -,
money al the sale and the balance equal annual
men with good freehold security -
SAMUEL STARBUcK, Executors Z
10Th month"; (Dec.,) 18th, 1s50.-ts(wl
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Madison Papers.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
SENATE.-Mr Seward presented petition for the re-
peal of the Fugitive Slave Law, which laid on the
table.
The bill granting pension to Gen. Bartons heirs
was passed.
resolution of inquiry in relation to the cost of dry
dock IN San Francisco, was adopted.
Also to inquire into expedlency OF suspendg the sales
Of public lands in California by auction for limited
times.
French Spoliaton bill taken up the 18th section
stricken out and the bill amended ordered to be
crossed yeas 30-nays20.
After an executive session the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Several reports presented among others one
by Mr. johnson of Tenn, proposing to bestow farms
the andless on certain conditions. debate
which lasted TILL the expiration of the morning hour.
The House then went into committee and took up the
Deficiency Bill, and after some debate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
SENATE.-Mr. Seward, presented a petition, for
pealing the fugitive slave law 1t laid the table.
French spoiation bill was then taken up, read the
third time and passed.
Bills granting land to aid in the construction of rail
road, from Jackson, Miss, to Madison, Louisiana,
then taken up.
Mr.. Underwood moved an amendment providing for
rail road from Louisville to St. Louis. After some
debate the amendment was adopted Bill, ordered
third reading.
The resolution directing enquiry in relation to printing
the censns returns was adopted
Senate took up the rvate calendar. Several bills
were ordered to be engrossed.
Alter rejecting the notion Senate adjourned until Mon
day
HoUsE.-Tho House resolved itself into Committee of
the whole, and took up private calendar and is
gagged In the consideration Thereof
After passing nearly forty private bills, the house
adjourned.
WASHINGTON Jan 25
SENATE.-Several petitions and reports were present.
ed.
Mr. Shields reported bill to make General Scott
Lieutenant General for his galantry in the Mexican
war.
HoUsE-The House has been engaged all the Morn.
ing private calendar.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. g.
Rev. Walter Cotton, formerly Alcalde of Monterey
California, died at his residence last evening
Delaware u. $. Senator.
WASHINGTON, Delware, Jan. 25th, p. M.
JAMES A. BAYARD, Democrat, has been elected u
s. Senator by the Delaware Legislature by a majority
of two votes The Democrats have majority of on
joint ballot.
! ALBANY, N. Y Jan-24.
Dunbar, who murdered two boys a short time since,
made full confession Of his guilt the Rev Mr. Beecher
of this city who published letter the Evening Journal
on the subject,
i New YoRK, Jan. 24,S p. M.
The Arctic arrived this morning at Halifax for coal.
She brings no tidngs of the Atlantic.
The Falcon from Chagres is below with the mails
She brings three hundred and twenty-five passengers
and small amount of gold dust She left Chagres on
the 18th and Havana on the 18TH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30

GJ-The Lafayette Courier, speaking of the election
Of Mr.. Bright says he received NINEry-NINE VOTES
out of hundred and fifty. But few men of either
party could have commanded complimentary vote
Our local and personal predictions matter Of
courses hoped for and desired the elevation OF Mr. Pet
tit to this distinguished post but with the action Of the
Democratic Representatives content.
The indomitable will, energy, perseverance and in
dustry Of Mr. Bright, commands not only respect,
but CHEST admiration But few in the State pos
sess those qualifications in eminent degree could
have accomplished what he has. In connect on, Mr..
Bright possesses very respectable alentsis aiabe
proachable and accommodating, and will accomplish as
much for the interests OF the State the position which
he occupies any individual that could be selected
As business man. ever watchin and vigilant, and as
who will take pride in honorably and efficiently dis
charging the duties of his station, Mr. Bright has not
and will have no superior in the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES,

RISING from impaired weakened unhealthy state of the
results achieved BY disco
very mysterious powers of Galvansm and Magnetism
induced the proprietor 10 extend the knowledge It's virtues that the
thousands who now suffering beyond the reach Of relief may be-
enjoyment of health and happiness
DR. CHRISTTEs GALVANIC BELT
Has been Dy e a o0, IN u
the age Ii is beautiful instance of art aiding science produce
the highest beneficial results and believed that few
been perfected and entirely successful their
used with erc, and certain success in all cases of general
debility from whatever arise Strengthening the weak
ened system and mygoramg the body Fs CRAMPS rheumatism
pepa stiffness Of joints PaPaon of the heart apopexy
neuralgia pains the chest and side liver complaint diseases the
kidneys spinal complaint and of the spine hip complaint
spasm and all diseases arise from simple cauea
No drug have any effect them except increase
the disease for drugs but weaken the SYSTEM while under the
strengthening egyng vitalizng influence Of Galvaism health
disease and the patient esioredt bloom and solely
peculiarly and great beauty of Chsie's Gavanc and Mag
nec craves consist in the fact thai they cure disease by outward
patient ill exhausted nature sinks under the infection
remedial s Sm Sin he ne se
United more than 30 GOO persons intending children and la
DIR. CHRIsTIE'S GALVANIC NECKLACES
for all complaints affecting the throat heador
neuralgia face buzzng roaring the ears Deafness which
nervous chsn hs organ not ivarsdl always cured
TIC DoLoREUx
nently relieved by the Of Christes Gavanc articles
DR. Chsie's Gavanic Bracelets applied to the wrists
kes all of rheumatism affecting the limbs
Of the hands, complaint affecting the
legs or arms One each wrist ankle and the magnetic
fluid applied particularly affected thus causing
cenrauon OF the influence al the desired spot.
NERVOUS SPASMS
The following from letter received from Messrs
Mosey Tucker, known druggists, Mobile Alabama
a Hartven doctor
State used Chse's alyanic Bracelets the purpose
curing spasnodc affection of the hands and Upon
excitement either mental physical his became
violent notion perfectly uncomfortable He tried
Galvanc Bracelets with the magnetic fluid and with such
that flour months ago he has moi had single attack
although he has travelled Cincinnati and there took active
Baptist Convention Through his
good success Truly yours,
During past years these remarkable
when according the full and plain directions which
accompany them absolutely impossible that they can do The
slightest harm
by the delicate with the perfect and safety
In fact the sensation attending their highly feasHrab
PRICES
Inc 0aiVahc bet, % cdch.
Inc Galvanlc Necklace eaeh
Inc Oaivanlc bracelets, pair
CAUTION
Beware Of spurious limitations.
All business communications should be addressed 10
d. C. M0REHEAp. II. D.
162 BroafaaaE Ne'o York
AUTHORIZED AGENTS
TODD KING Agents AT Danvle
! DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Drugsst, indianapolis
H. 6. MAYNARD, Madison Essk - a lwsm
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COM M ERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRx, Jan. IS, p. NJ
FoURConnue in good demand sales of $500 bbs at a.
Michigan and Indiana and 258s55O for fancy Ohio
and IS 629S5 rs for do.
6RAIN-Whea nominal Corn and held niger; sales
Of 1000 bush new yellow al &c.
PoRk-Fm sales of bbs old sl3t2t andof
s11OO Sales of prime 50 IS and doa 81 O09s725
LARD-Firm, with sales of bbls last quotations
WHsKY-Steady
CoFFEE-Sae of 200 bags Rio Coffee at l1t91ls.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI Jan. 25, p. NJ
FLouRsteady but sales Of 400 bbs and 1000
bbs, delivered at 3,65. -ssiss
REPRESENTATIVE and buoya sales of 800 pieces sides and
shoulders in dry salt 4l85l.
LAKDOO kegs prime lard sold Sc and 60 bbs at 7ic
wnsKY-Advance to 81, with COED demand.
sales 600 bags fair
Rio ls912 Sugar steady 6@el with light stock MOlases
heavy 2sl920 stock heavy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30


elizabeth Gl1ndon, James GL1RdoR.
In Chancery for Divorce.
nE known that on the 21st day January, d. 1851 the
above named complainant filed the Office OF Clerk OF the
her bill of complaint in the above entitled
eause and also the dsteresed that said de-
PENDANT James Gandon, resident OF the State or Indiana
The defendant therefore, hereby notified OF the Hing and
tendency Complaint that unless he
plead TO- said bill Of complaint on the first day
Of the next term of said Court be begun and held al the Court
House in the city Indianapolis the fourth Monday April
' WIN STEWART, Clerk
BARBOUR d PORTER, Soils. for Cemplai amt. jal25-3ww
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-30


Mr.. Williamson, from the committee on corporations,
reported back the bill to incorporate the Wabash Rail-
road Company. Passed.
Mr.. Bradley, from the committee corporations re-
ported back the bin incorporate the PIttsburg and
Charlottesville Plankroad Company. Passed.
Mr. Williamson, from the committee corporations,
reported back the bill incorporate the Central Plank
road Company OF Nanderburg county, and recommend
ell rs passage. Engrossed.
Mr. Williamson, from the committee on corporations,
reported back the bill to re-organize the Evansville
Insurance Company, with an amendment Concurred
Mr. Bradley, from the committee on corporations re-
ported back the bill to incorporate the Connersve and
Milton Turnpike Company with an amendment. Con-
CURED in.
Mr. Bradley from the committee on corporations, re-
ported back the bill TO incorporate the Manchester and
and ElizabethtOwn Turnpike Company, with amend
ments. Concurred in.
Mr. Hicks, from the committee benevolent and
scientific Institutions, reported it nexpedent to grant
the petition of - Cooper, a pauPer Concurred
Mr. Brown of Pike from select committee report
ed bill authorize the commissioners of Pike county
TO employ physician for paupers. Engrossed.
Mr. Mlakn, from a select committee reported bill
to authorize the evyng Of tax to build school house
IN LapOrte comfy.
Mr. Stone from select committee, reported bill
relative a school district in Fayette county. Pass
ed.
Mr. Thorn, from select committee, reported back
the bin reduce the fees of the Clerk of the Probate
Court in Knox county. Passed.
Mr.. Jordan, from select committee, reported bill
to amend the Revised Statutes relative to fines.
Mr. Bradley. from select committee, reported a bill
authorize the evying Of for school purposes in
Laporte county.
Mr. Marvin introduced a resolution that il is inexpe-
dent for the House egislate the subject Of tenn
peranee Not adopted.
The House adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Hamilton introduced bill relative to supervisors
of roads in jackson county. Read first time
Mr.. Davis Of Scott introduced bill to amend the
Revised Statutes relative Jurors, far relates to
Scott and Greene counties. Engrossed
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from the Auditor of State, giving the items under the
head Of general expenditures in the report OF the Trus-
Of the Wabash and Erie Canal. Referred to the
committee canals and internal Improvements.
HOUSE BILLS THIRD TIME.
Relative to lands forfeited to the State by borrowers of
College and other funds. Passed
For the relief Of George Colt. Passed
Authorizing John Hiney build mill dam across
SalamOnia river Passed.
Requiring executions issued by justices OF the peace
be returned within hundred and twenty days
Not passed.
The House adjourned.
In orr proceedings of Thursday last, omitted to
place the Of Mr. MeKIM among those who voted
for the joint resolution the subject of the compromise
measures Mr.. Edwards is also reported having in
rodueed bil regulate tolls the Wabash and Erie
Canal" The title was ''to regulate tolls of the Wa
bash Navigation Company"l