Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-23
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

Washington VA never 80 populous and
thrifty as at present Shoddy.
The Boston Post says the opposition have
one consolation for next year-they have great
room for gain.
The value of real estate in Philadelphia.
according 20 the Assessors returns toe 1904,
amounts TO sl53 Sos sos.
II Is stated that quartermaster recently
lost $40 900 at a single sitting We guess that
poor Uncle Sam lost il i Louisville Democrat
The feasibility of warming houses from
central source. aud supplying citizens with heat
gas j. supplied. Is a subject now under
consideration.
Two women in soldiers uniform, lately en-
cauped with regiment near Philadelphia. be-
came tired of the military profession aud returned
to the city for more suitable clothing
DR. Johnson defDed patriotism 10 be "a live
ly sense OF favors vet 20 be received" aud Curran
described a politician as zone who. buoyant by
putreiactlon, rises as he rots.
Gen. Anger commander of the Department
of Washington. has recommended the removal Of
the contrAband camp to the south side OF the
Potomac.
The whole number OF shot and shell fired at
Fort Sumter since the bombardment commenced
is nine thousand three hundred and forty-six.
Seventy-seven hundred struck
/ The Toronto Leader says 'Joshu X - made
a pretty muddle out of the recent kidnapping case
+ in Montreal; and if he should perpetrate any more
such innocent violations of law. it will be
necessary TO demand his recall.
The fugitive slave law is new and then en-
forced in Washington case occurred on Sat
+ -, b..b hos "A he
citizen of Maryland The owner. taking the
oath of loyalty and proving ownership, had his
slave reformed to him
-Coumbiana county, Ohio, is among the first
counties in the United States in the production of
wool. The clip this will reach about &c.
GOO pounds. About one half of il has been sold,
at prices avera ging about seventy-tive cents per
pound
West Point is full again 1t now contains
two hundred aud sixty cadets, under the instruc-
ton OF twenty five commissioned officers; ninety
seven have been al mtted during the past year,
forty SIX of whom were appointed from United
States volunteers
The official vote of New York for Secretary
OF State is as follows: Democratic, PSI .93I
abolition. 3l4 i42: abolition majority. 80 sos
I ty he aid OF Gen Schenck, the abolitionists
have elected their candidate for Congress in Del.
aware Under the circumstances, the result
could not have been otherwise
-THE TRIBUNE AGAIN PROPHEsIEs The New
! York Tribune Eow proposes 10 use up The South
( ern Confectionery by the lst Of May next:
Military imbecility treachery may post
pOne-as they have 80 often already postponed
] the overthrow of the rebellion but We shall be
disappointed if there il trace left of the South
ern Contederacy OF the LIST of May next
ILLINOIS CoTrox The farmers ia Southern
Illinois have for some weeks been busily EN-
ployed with cotton picking. Upon the high
grounds. the crop was but little injured by the
frost In the bottoms and lowlands, it was total
Is ruined The crop everywhere is licht-this is
attributed to the drouth and to the varieties of
seed planted Old cotton raisers in Illinois, who
have during several seasons tried almost every
description of seed-guf sugar, loaf and other
kinds which are preferred in the cotton States,
are said not To mature early enough in this elm
ate. and consequently cannot be relied upon
say tie Tennessee green seed is hardy, stands
exposure. and ripens III time TO escape the early
frost Il VnceuueS Sun.
THE NArIoNAL DEBT According TO the esti
mute OF Mr. Dawes. Republican member of Con-
the war is s3,000,OO0 per day. II We abstract
hall milliu,i day from Mr. Dawes carefully
prepared estimate as TO the actual cost of the
war the liabilities of the Government (which
constitute the real debt of the GOvernment( to