Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-26
AL SORTS UF PARAGRAPHS.

| Secretary Chase has received ninety appca
tons from banking houses in Boston. New Yorl
and Philadelphia. for authority TO organize upoI
| the national plan.
WHY Doc WAeeLEs HIS TAIL Lord Dun
preary tells his frisnu the solution of this difficult
/ riddle: ''Because the dog is stronger than tn,
tail. Ii he wasn't. the tail would waggle til,
dog" = SIS
The Savings Banks of this State now hole
seventy six millions of dollars deposited by the
laburipg classes. which is an illustration OF th,
prosperity which operatives are enjoying. A.
between labor aud capital in The present war, the
great advantages are upon the side OF labor.
The Provost Marshss, appointed under tn,
National Enrolment Act. says the Washington
Star, of last evening. have been directed TO pro
reed with the draft forthwith. IL is supposed
that il will take from fifty 10 sIxlyfays to com
plete il. Volunteers may be called for before
that time
Morton McMichael and other Philajelplian-
have been in Washington. a delegation from
the League OF Philadelphia. to invite Mr. Lin
coin TO come OH there and aid them ia grand
celebration OF the Fourth OF july next. The
President has accepted the invitation. and the
Quaker City will he loyal, iubilant
w AsHIxerox PiEsoSALs-Se Secretary Chase
and Senator Wilson are still with The Arm, OF
wholesale electioneering business in his recent
journeys north Senators Chandler va Wade
charged with pressing the President To send
Vaandig CHAM South Sir. W. owes Mr. V a
terrible grudge tor very sharp aud effective
speech in the late House OF Repre>entJhves. He
is a man of strong will aud accustomed To have
his own way with the President
General Phelps. Of Missouri late W. q ex
presses the opinion that on account OF the ifise-
ol Sfx rfrpf, in fhsr
ten OF emancipation. under State auspices, may
be adopted without reference TO any Government
Indemnity The latter idea is opposed by many
OF the old Democratic school Of politicians. who
desire some other system for dspOsing OF the
blsck> OF the State, Nho, in connection with
llo>e who have come from Arkansas. Kenta,k '
aud Tennessee are in al q sort % condition that
Is neither beneficial to themselves or others.
-WoNES WORKING ~ THE FIELD.-The con
scrip,itn ami tie r'onsump'inn OF human lite bv
war. must here. as ON the Contiucui OF Europe,
drag women out frpm the hreSi'ie aud home and
children mao the field To DO mems work The
Ne~ York Sun. notin. the scarcity and demand
Tor iabs,r.
I'm Michigan there Is so great scarcity OF
labor that the women are compelled Ia perform
field wsak: aud IN Illinois, IDdiana aad Ohio sim
liar results are seen Even In New ing land the
an American spectacle of femsles iling the soil
y no novel occurrence. and IN Cossecscut NO
men Of good eiucston and address cultivate
their farms in the absence of their sous. husbands
and other mail relatives who have gone TO the
war--ioo many OF them. alssl never TO return. .
-RsBsL PR,soNrRs Over fity Rebel pri~o-
hers wele bTuushl up -iruns HendeEsoa -oa The
Star GREY Eagle this morning, aud. sent 10 the
military prison n Louisville they were in
charge of guard of the 65th Indiana. by which
regiment they we're all captured. Among the
prisons rs was Capt ack rhompson.a notorious
Rebel OF Owensboso. and formerly Clerk of D.
yiess county. All the prisoners we're captured in
the Green river country. and many of them have
been guilty Of the most outrageous crimes-beine
I members of guerrilla parties. and in Their raids
plandering and oatraging Union citizens xherever
| fhcy foufd them Col. Foster has been a faith
: full officer in his department., and il i almos,
wholly his energy and watehfalness that the
people OF the Grees liver county are i1debte1
for their riddsscs Of these savsgss OF the war
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