Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31
Att s0,sTs az PARAGRAPHS.

--Arlemu- Ward sa,s there II no daily paper
published Ia his town, bat there lsa ladies sewing
oiicle which answers The same purpose
-Chellanooea IL the Cherokee foe hawks
neat The luwn WIS formerly the headquarters
OF John Ross, the Cherokee Chief
The extravaganza of officers ~ military
posts u attracting attention, They are furnish
lng Themselves with expensive furniture ~ The
public charge. There will soon be- clamor for
rc'feue hment,
"A Congregational clergyman In Georgia. VI .
has been ordered out at town Tor repeatedly
kicking aud abusing his young wife, stopping her
letters, lacking up her clothes ani such like
shameful abuses.
"A correspondent with Cen Meades army
says the loss al horses since the late movement
commenced has been extremely heavy The
brigade of Gen Gregg alone has sent Ia ~ unit
ior 'er'ice about fifteen hundred
The lot IN which Daniel Webster and his
family we're inferred has recently been impro, eel
hy the erection oi new iron cnce, and other
wise adorned. The funds for this purpose were
pro,de 10y the fair which was held H. Mansfield
some time ago,
- The Memorial Diploma,ique of Paris. saws
that NJ ixlman will "letye Europe forever" il
he goes To Mexico This word forever" j. sig
nihcant. Does the Memorial anticipate for Max.
imilian the fate OF iturbdel
The New York Times describes Secretary
Stanton "a "low. ignorant. degraded brute :"
What its motives my he Tor painting So remark
able portrait Ut thu SwOrism IN OF the Lord of
q dcon we neither know nor care and We allude
to the fact only to drprecate the use of such Ian
guage even in reference 10 parsonage So justly
odous aud unpopular MS Secretary Stanton.
The Logan (Ohio) Gazette has been trying
lis hand NJ the geneology OF our troubles 1t
says:
''Garrison's Liberator begat the New York Tri
bune and the New York Tribune begnt the IRE
pressible conflict. and the irrepressible Conflict
begat the Helper book aud the Helper book be
CAT the raid of John Brown, and the raid OF
John Brown begat the Chicago Platform, and
the Chicago Platform begat the Republican par
", but TO say what the Republican party begat
will not be tolerated in this department"
The total appraised valuation of all the
property in the State OF Wisconsin just published
is Sl53 on ,773 40. on which there is levied
State tax OF $3.50 1870.
The Sumter (South Carolina) Waterman
says:
In riding over some twenty miles of Sumter
in lieu thereof we found on every hand, ields of
corn potatoes and sugar cane Verify. the King
has laid aside his sceptre for awhile. aud Ceres
and her sweet companions hold their sway
The Chicago Tribune. speaking of President
Lincoln, uses the following language:
We can trust him. aud 10 trust him. Still
he is human and inllibie He ma, have--possi-
BILE has--erred. But ct one thing the people and
the army may be assured. that his actian has not
bis inspiration in the envy. the meanness and the
jealousy of which all the army below the com.
nander in. chiel is full"
We commend TO our political parsons the
following sentiment. uttered b, + fher Byles. the
first pastor of the Park Street Church. Boston.
We believe: II have thrown up four breRstwoIks.
behind which have enuenched myself, neither
which can be enforced In the frs place do
not understand politics: IN the second place, you
all do every man ard mother sOn OF YOU: in
the third place, you have politics all the week
pray let one day in seven be devoted 10 rel giun;
In the fourth pltce, Am engaged in work OF
infinitely more i'm 1ortance Give me any subject
to preach 81 more consequence tatn the truth |
bring you aud will preach on It next Sabbath"
-JoKs. ny A. LIxcoLx-Nrw SERIES. No.
ciYLyf lit wis my business said his Excel.
lenc, Ito guide the pillow. while INV ASSISTANT. to
the best at his ability. with two handed hickory.
kent old Dtvy In motion We acre all creeping
along. old Davy taking our blows and our abuse,
when suddenly he moved oil at the pace OF a
Young colt iu,t put IN the harness What's The
ma'teff" says oh" says my brother its u
great zig horse hy fastened on old Dtvy's me-, k
shnll drive him OH" NO. no. saws | "as
long ~ be keeps old D,vy going NJ this rate. let
the horse tiy alone With his assistance We will
getn heap of work ont OF old Davy"
81 il was with Mr. Chase The next Presi
dency j. the horse-hy. aud IL makes the patriotic
Secretary ~ lively at his work as old Davy. Let
the horse ny alone
The French iron clad feet does not work
well NJ sea The squadron sailed from Cherbourg
and Vas obliged q. pot iuto Brest correspond
cot 90 a London paper says:
"Oue point has been satisfactorily ascettained
that worse seaboats were never launched The
rolling j. described as having been perfectly ter
rife the Couroune and Nofmaudie sharing the
bad pre- eminenee at being decidedly the worst
of the lot The Norman We Ia particular lay
like log in the water. the sea m. king a clear
breach over her; men were flung from one SIDE
against the other aud the shot flung out OF the
racks While the crew were nearly stiaed from
want of air. the port holes having 20 be closed
even in what j. nauiically termed fresh breeze
She will have TO be docket. | am tnld that the
commis sion OF inquiry 0n board have come Ia The
CONCLUSION that these iron csd- will never do Tor
line OF hattie ships except IN smooih water. and
that they are therefore wholly unfit Tor anything
but home sq1adrons.