Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
He ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
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ALL SORTS OF ga % G. % a>HS.

He who takes away peoples liberty, Nkes a
very great liberty
All the temperance organizations OF Terre
Haute have ceased to exist
"A letter from China states that when the
Imperialists took Nankin they decspitated at
least 10 900 rebels.
The Pork Packers OF Terre Haute are paw
ing 80 per hundred. gross, for good hogs.
The planters 10 the lower counties of Mary
land have agreed to pay their former slaves an
nual wages, varying from sixty to one hundred
dollars.
-Four pounds of beef loses one pound by
boiling and pound and FIVE ounces by roasting
aud one pound and three ounces by baking.
-Four pounds of mutton loses fourteen ounces by
boiling, and one pound and six ounces by roast
ing, aud one pound and four ounces by baking
"A st. Paul correspondents Of the Chcsg 20
Times teegrsphs a statement which we cannot
believe without further information. IL is as
follows:
Capt Fisk has arrived here He reports hav.
ing killed number of Indians with bullets, and
100 men, women and children with hard tack sat.
urstod with strychnine.
The Paris Industrie says that two horse
shoers OF that city, NJ. Lefevre and NJ Gueim
have invented a horse shoe that may be tempo
rarity attached to a horses hoof. IL is fitted
with straps. by which it may be secured to the
foot. The inventors suggest that it will be found
convenient for cavalry on a march
"A pedestrian in Maine has just accomplished
the feat of walking four consecutive days with
ont food or rest.
The census OF Chicago, just taken, gives a
total population of 1863 1853, against 1873 ls6 10
the year 1862; and the present total valuation is
sac, 1872 900, against S37 ,239 900 two years ago
The following are the numbers of persons
which the following European cathedraIs will
hold St Peters, Rome, ~ 900; cathedral al
Milan. 81 900: St Paul's. at London - 900;
Ste. Sopha, at Constantinople. 5000; Notre
Dame de Paris, 81 900; cathedral OF Pisa, - :
1872; st. Mark of Neuce. 1000.
Paris millmers are making the very smallest
shape of bopnets without curtains intending
them to be worn with the hair in largely padded
bow falling low on the neck at tue back These
celebrities i'm the millinery line are endeavoring to
introduce the mode OF wearing the hair high on
the head; their bonnets are also exceedingly
small, but the CROWN is high under which there
is placed either a curtain or large bow with
ends
The rope trick of the Davenport Brothers
is an old thing. according to the King of Dude.
who says that in India it used TO be performed in
this fashion: The performer was tied neck and
feet and put into a sack, the mouth Of which was
carefully secured; the was then thrown into deep
water from which he emerged swimming, free
from both ropes and sacks. A London paper
urges the application of this ties, to the Daven
ports.
singular names cause q deal of fun. Take
this for example: There is lady in Boston
whose maiden name was Husband so she was hus
band to her husband before they we're married.
There is citizen of Urbsna, Ohio, whose name
is More. whose wife presented him with little
baby lately. and who has therefore been the
father of one More ever since There is lady
in West Liberty Ohio. whose name is Gross,
and who, therefore. in giving her husband one
Gross gave him twelve dozen children at once.
There is a named Peck in St. Louis who
has two and half bushels Of chdren--ten little
Pecks.