Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
aIlSorts Of Paragraphs.

No rain has fallen in Minuesota and low,
for six weeks. and the crops are suffering severe
ly. Spring wheat ~ greatly Injured
--GEN WApswoRTu on LEAVE OF ABSENCE
a Washington speciil to the Tribune SAYS:
Gen wnd worth went home on a thirty DAYS
leave 81 absence IN this evening" train. II i
doubtful Whether he will return To the army. II,
s not Il, eel of Il ghiing The Rebels IA he has beei
doing With devutsd patriotism from the com
mencement. but he thinks tie army nvergener
aled. there being on the ,vessge one officer will
a star OF his shoulder to eveiy SUO men.
Gen Wid-worth, although a Republican. I,
opposed to selling Coloneicies at 81 900 fr
commiss on.
Albert @. Brown. Of Mississippi Who took
the oath at nllen inre ~ Sn,dei's Buff alter IA,
capitnlaiion of Vrksbnre. wns United state,
Senator with Jcif ID wis when seces.on WIS com
nsnced, and is now member OF the Rebel Sen
ate NJ Richmond.
NrIrurR PArIsScv non Providence corLr
SAVE THIN The Boston Traveller saw. On
III. l,land of Patience, liz Naragmset Ba,. ihei
mr. butthree men. two ofwhom have been dealt
ed. aid The thirl is not eligible. On The I.llha
ol Prudence. near by. there were only about
doze men. three OF whom we're takeu, nj
IT, M yne muse. After tn, the Isles of Shoal,
my not prove snie place for refugees"
--S,,s the Cincinnati Enquire.
Mr v,la,dghsm nd Mr. voorhec. have bee,
W public NE since the var cnmmrnced. aud h,r
toy h,. o'brirhter ,g- than ia Il whch record,
tie self sicsihcng devotion 70 pt'ucipl, they dis
ph,rl under the mosi cruel persecution aud pro
s'ririion ths, ever disgraccd our annals liza,
thcv ctngetl and lowed to power the hiehe.t pu
sitlnns ~ The country would have been offered
item They PREFER Ell a. t,il with honor aud un
ropulatiiy rather THIN rise N dishounr % mn emf
hence then mlelts would have lined The,
vi in th, future have their reward aud be re
membe,e'l With pride and pleasure when then
detraciois aud prosecutors ate rVtting IN oblivion
IA MtSisfIRtAL AMtNnNrNr 10 ruT CoNsrl.
TufiuS "A convention OF ministers of severn
Pfnte.tlni DENOMINATIONS has been b. session IN
l'ittshurr. With view TO have the Consinui on NJ
the United St'tes amended hy Inserting IN Il
spme clause recognizing Tho being nntl attribute,
Of Almighty Col tie Divine authority ~ n,
H. IL sculptures. the ltw ol Col ~ p,rainnuni
rule. and Je-u-. the Me.sith The = viur and the
Lord % all They have just adjourned .nc lie
after appointing committee. with very lirg,
ppWers. 20 Hgiiais he subject ~ adte-.o. a. ths
peol le and ~ call national convention of rer
suns fr.rndly 20 The object. Whenever aud wher.
ever. Ia their opinion, the cud sought will Toe pro
NOTED thereby
-rnE DtNooRArio SrArr T,ekrr IN Krx
TVoxr,--The Democratic Suite tieke, IN Ker,.
lucky has been completed. |, is as follows:
For Governor--Hon Charlie. A whklide. Of
Nelson eDaniy.
For Lieutenant Governot--w. b Reed OF
Laue
For Attorney Geueral-Thos 7. Turner. OF
Madison. ...
For Auditor--Grnnt Green. Of Henderson.
Far Ire ,~urel--H. Z K,las
For Regi.,ei-Thos J FrsEisr.
for Superintendent Vi Pabllc InstTucilon--T
MIKE
The election IL on the GrsI Monday of August