Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

II BAR cloth company - erecting - wv
nil az Pavtucket, Mass.
-Speakirg Of cOIOring annas, an excha1gei
links dying improves dogs.
What il the difference between the letter A
.ui TIE letter CO The letter B. OF course
"A competent authority calculates that De
ween $3.50 900 agd $4,000 yearly is sxpend-
q in New York hlon abe religions music of
{. churches.
-Ic is mentioned a- fact 81 once crafty ing
md novel, that man has actually been con
Eicted OF Illegal voting IN Ney York city aud Is
awaiting sentence.
One hundred and sixty cases Of divorce
we're disposed of bv the Supreme Court At New
Haves, Connecticut, during Is session Of twenty
days
There Is a statement IN newspaper circula
ton that Hon. Caleb Cushing. the most indus
triOus, talented and ambitious man in New Eng
land. will take charge Of newspaper in New
York
The New York tax levy for 1865 is estima,-
ed at So. 7s4.s66 as. The main items are Yin
round numbers); State. tax, 81 OOO.oOO: police.
81 725 900: schools Tor he State. s432 0OO;
salaries. s400OOO
The newspapers IN the west of Ireland Ia
ment that the country is still being drained of its
population, and is fast becoming a great pasture
for tie rearing OF FAT cattle 10 supply the English
markets.
In a number of municipalities OF Upper
Canada polls have been held under the Temper
ance Act of 1854. and in several the electors
have decided in favor of prohibiting the sale Of
intoxicating LIQUORS within the limits Of their
spective townships
A DENTS: wishes the press TO correct the
statement made on Horace WapOle's authority.
that alum is a preseryative OF the teeth. He says
It il on The contrary one of the mos, destructive
agents with which the teeth can come IN contact.
- Julia. can you tell me how Adam got out
Of Eden u We'll. | spose he climed ober de
fence" "NO, dat amt i 4" We'll den, he
borrowed wheeloarrow and walked out
No" - CUBS it ~ den He got snaked
out"
A Republican paper says the folio wing dog
gerel which lately appeared in Boston paper. IS
impious:
We are taxed on all goods by kind Providence given
We taxed for the Bible that points to heaven;
And when ascend to the heavenly goal,
They would, if they could, stick a stamp on our soul
And it's all for the niger; great God can this be
The home OF the brave aud The land OF the free,
An old lady in Connecticut who had insisted
on her minister praying for rain had her cabba-
ges cut up by n hail storm and. on viewing the
wreck. remarked that she never knew him to
undertake anything without OVERRIDING the mat
ter"
Some Of the leading men in Massachusetts
are subscribing large sums ia aid Of the State
Temperance Alliance. There seems to be quite
a temperance revival in the old. Bay State
fact which may be taken NJ circumstantial .yi
denee that there IS some whisky drinking going
Oh there
The Boston Post has been taken by surprise
by domestic guerilla demonstration (composec
wholly of infantry, and the editor educes this
moral:
Two things we are never prepared for
twins
In the Opdyke libel suit now ia progress in
New York, the speech of one Of the Attorneys
in referring to Andrews removal frpin the sur-
veyorship. Is Interesting as showing 10 wat ex-
tent ours is petticOat government Mr.. Pierre.
Font remarked:
Mr. Andrews in that letter says that hst sum
mer he had conversation with Mr Weed, wheu
he made some insulting remarks about Mrs Lin
coin Andrews ran that very night to inform
Mrs. Lincoln of what Mr. " eed had said he
said that MI. Weed afterwards vent to Washing
ton and got forgiven But the tale-bearer was
never forgiven; for Mrs Lincoln saw that he
elected from his office and be has never bad
one since. And she treated him right.
The libel suit of Tx Mayer Opdyke, OF New
York, against Thurlow Weed, now going on
exhibits frightiul amount OF rascality and cor
ruption on the part of ut least ono of the rings
OF this interesting Republican family quarrel
Judge Pierrepont. in defence Of Weed, charges
OpdylSe With the most gigantic and outrageous
swindles aud corrupt bargaining: and facts are
adduced to substantiate the charges The Loya
Leagues awfully shown up
The Newburyport Herald predicts an oper
winter, with milo weather. because nature fore
SAN il in preparing the coats for the ears of corn
aud gave them but scaDty covering; the streams
and ponds not yet full, which indicates that
much rain instead of snow Is vet TO fall; the
muskrsts have built their houses two stories high
to avoid the rise OF the waters: aud the nuts are
scarce, a. the squirrels will have the liberty OF the
woods, instead Of being blocked up ia their hole-
by snow banks.