Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19
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MUCH coin, much care" SAYS the old
proyerb Much paper, much perplexity. is the
story now.
Two steamers, at II cost of three thousand
dollars day, were kept in Boston five weeks
waiting for troops
-Yankee Notions gives us bad news for the
girls. that the manufacture of buses is taxed by
the new law.
--Cassius NJ Clay it is said is spelling for
fight. If he fights, he will certainly spoil
The Springfield Republican. in a few words
tells the whole story: The people have decided
against emancipation as a war measure"
DR. Lambee the eminent Paris physician.
says an electric shock Is salvat on to any
body dying from the effects of choroform.
How does the Presidents proclamation con-
fict with the tariff One impo rs at'x on wool,
while the other makes ,oool free -Erchan9e.
"A New York street-walker robbed Ken
lucky tobacco merchant of 81 500 and his morals
on Wednesday night Both were sought in vain
by the police
"A writer in the Edinburg Reuiew estimates
the property of Great Britain and Ireland in loss
at twenty nine thousand millions Of dollars, which
- hOcut Ci,NVV W cdSh htihoitdht-
Wherever turn in this war find the AFR
can-Charles Sumner
Yes, wherever you turn in this war we find the
African.
The total valuation of real and personal
property in New York State is 81 All ,sO7, 7O9
The State tax is tour mills and three fourths,
producing S7020.0l4 ~.
"A GRAVE ADVERTISEMENT Quarter.
master General at Washington advertises for sew
eral thousand wooden head boards for soldiers
graves-to be of black walnut. without knots.
The New York Commercial (Republican)
regards the election in that State rs fair expires
sion OF the present opinions aud sentiments of
the people, and says: "A more orderly election
we never saw and we doubt If ten fraudulent votes
were cast in either city
Spears. Case 4 Co. have up to the present
date, slaughtered about 5000 beeves We un-
derstand that hey have near 900 more vet to
kill before they done. This is the heaviest
business in the beef packing line ever done in this
city Delphi Ind Times
Lew Wallace is still kept out of the field for
reasons not ated.-Lafayefte Journal
Doubtless he will be put to drilling those drafted
men he referred in his speech at Evansville
last September.-N A Ledger.
-Parson Brownlow is very much disliked in
Illinois His vulgar profanity is 40 offensive that
ladies do not presume 10 attend his meetings and
soldiers have to keep the populace from egging
and otherwise malireating him.
The Newburyport Herald, speaking of the
causes of the election. saws the emancipation
procls mation has strengthened the rebellion in
the South; it has weakened and disgraccd us in
Europe; and it has divided ut the North This
is the plain simple truth, known and read OF all
ruen.
LARGE PROFITS "A wholesale grocery house
in thi- city sold to a firm in CincinGat. the other
day. fifty bags OF coffee. at A profit of nineteen
dollars per bag. and another lot to house in In
dianapolis, at profit of upwards OF twenty dol
lars per bag.-Lafayette Journal
The Rev George B. Cheever. of New York.
is Disguised with the result of the election He
declares that the verdict of the people is against
the emancipation proclamation. and that God will
smite them with all manner of Affections for not
having voted the radical ticket
John Van Buren, speaks of his military ex.
perience as follows:
Now. fellow citizens never have made anv
claim to military experience. To state the mat
ter rs strongly "a can. NAV safely admit that
am "a profourily ignorant of military matters
as aBy Brigadier General that has been recently
appointed
1t is stated that the President takes the re
suit Of the New York elections quite philosophy
caliy. When some one inquired of him how he
felt about New, York, Mr.. Lincoln replied:
Something like the boy in Kentucky, who
studded bis toe while running to see his sweet
heart The boz said be was too big to cry. and
far too badly hurt TO laugh"
The Baltimore American. in view of the re-
cent elections, declares that our rulers must
arouse themselves. Whilst with the whole strength
of the nstiOn at their disposal they throttle ter
rlble rebellion. they must kick out OF the Federal
metropolis Abolition and iis whole corps Of lee
turers and disputants, If they would have the
earnest support OF the nation at large.