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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

A daily newspaper in PekiD is one thousand
years old The early copies would be interest
ing
A movement is on foot in Ohio TO present
Gen Sherman with homestead farm in that
State.
"A nineteen year -old girl tried to drown her.
cell in the lake at Milwaukee on MONDAY Cause,
young man.
Cotton growing IN the Argentine Confedera.
ton has proved failure.
The valuation of the city of Buffalo is $751;
G96 355 divided iollows-rea estate, S25 POI =
$50; personal. s6.4ss 7e5.
&c N Hopkins. who has been eating pork in
Colorado. was relieved Of tape-worm IS feet
long, in Milwaukee, the other day. Better es
chew pork. Hopkins
The net proceeds of the Oil Creek Penn. }
railroad. only some 81 miles long. for the past
two months. have been over two hundred thou
sand dollars.
1T costs big pile of money to keep the Cap
ital building warm The contract for supplying
the Senate with coal this winter was for $50 tons
az sl3 80 per ton.
A laborer at Bristol, England. claims 10
have discovered the true secret of perpetual mo
ton after twent, years study he asks $500,
900 for the secret
The superintendent Of the public printing
has asked for S465 ~ TO supply deficiencies in
the printing appropriations for the present fiscal
wear This will make the total cost OF printing
one million three hundred and forty six thou $
and aud seventy nine dollars The binding " IN
cost nearly tso hundred aud City thousand dol.
lars.
An army letter gives tie following stanxa a
a specimen brick from new and popular camp
cong:
You slant have any OF my ssrdines,
OF my satdnes, Of my sardines,
ron shan't have any Of my ssrdines
when your ssrdnes gone.
You shan't have any Of my cold beans,
OF my cold beans, Of my cold hesns,
When your cold besnsare gone"
The death Of celebrity. dwarf. ia Paris,
the French counterpart of the American Tom
, Thumb. i recorded. In his l6th year he was
placed in the establishment OF the Duchess of
Orleans the mother Of the Citizen King. and
was so snail AZ that age. that he passed for an
infant, and so dressed daring The stormy period
OF the fret revolution: secret dispatches were
sent by him. which thus reached without sus-
pirion the imprisoned members of the roNpl
family Of France To the day OF bis death this
dwarf, named Richebourg. received pension
from the Orleans family Of 1000 francs n year,
equivalent 10 $500 in gold During the last 80
wears be has lived 10 the same house, in the
Faubourg ST German. Unlike Tom Thumb,
ne had horror Of appearing in public and for
nearly half lifetime, his never crossed the
threshold OF hls Dan door. Not the least re-
narkabls feature in tns career OF this creature Is
he fact that be lived 70 be ~ years old
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~ he People of Indiana

The tine FOR raising eleven regiments Of 10.
fautry IN Iudiana, under the recent proclamation
Of the President of the United States. having
been limited by the War Department TO the It'll
DAY Of February neIt. the people Of the State.
and especially the authorities and Committees Of
counties and sub districts. are earnestly request
ed 70 take immediate measures to raise the nee
essary number Of men to fll The regiments called
for. The draft will surely be made unless our
quota. which will be shortly announced in de
tail, il promptly filed by volunteers within the
tine designated Every facility viii be afforded by
tbs DspAr,nent. aud by the military authorities
Of the Government 10 insure success and II Is be-
Iieved that wiki proper energy and lberaty on
the part Of the people. the necessity of another
draft can be avoided Recruiting officer. will
be appointed as soon possible aud iull instrue-
tiops given at once for enlisting. mastering and
rendeIyousiug the troops
By order OF Governor Morton.
VII II TERRELL,
Adjutant General IDdisns.
IadianapoIis. December 80. 1864
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accommodation .

Wegivo place 10 speech on reconstruction, "
recently delivered by wSNpKLL PHLLIPs in New
York city. This gentleman is the apostle OF alb
oli,iouisni. and yves uuerance TO the views OF
this class Of moraiis,s phlanihropists and polit-
ical economists. who just now control the admin
is,ration Of the government. Wiihal Mr. PHIL.
LIPs is vigorous thinker. political scholar and
an artistic decIaimer Representing now pre-,
vaiing idea in American politics. the utterances
of Mr. PnILpirs may be regarded oracular,
hence they possess Importance, and the manner
ism gives them interest. For these reasons We
Give them space
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There is 20 doubt that the tendency Of no.
nopolIsing gas companies. to increase the cost Of
gas. viii quicken the inventive and investigating
procliyities Of the people. and thar cheaper IL
Eliminating substance will be found. II TIE present
discovery should prove = failure. But Of that &c
are assured there IS no danger Gentlemen ol
this city who have examined the whole matter
thoroughly. are OF opinion that the city author
ties would exhibit prudent sagacisy. 70 invest
gate and wait. before bidding in behalf Of the
city. for the stock and fixtures of the Cincinnati
Gas CompAny.-Csn. Com.
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Afofa II.
We publish this morning an address from the
Adiutan. General of the State. Col. W. II. H.
TERRELL calling attention TO the fact that the oP-
portunity for filing Indiana's quota under the last
call Of the Presidat for three hundred thousand
men. by volunteering will soon expire The 9th
day Of February. about FIVE We ks hence, if the
quota S not filed by that time We notice that
in some localities throughout the State, the local
authorities and citizens are offering liberal boun-
ties for volunteers Il is far better, if it be
accomplished. to GIL the call voluntarily than by
forced CONSUMPTION. But 10 60 50 il will require
not only prompt and sigorous action, but gen.
erous contribution on the part % the citizens
generally II those liable to be drafted, aud
whose names are enrolled, will each give but q
small sum, e sufficient amount can be raised Il
induce all who.sr willing TO volun,eerfor such q
compensation to enter the service. The dme "a
accomplish this result is. however. short. and
whatever is done to encourage volunteering
must be- dOne promptly aud efficiently. There
Is not even a day to be lost. We have not a
doubt but tho quota required OF Indiana
eau De filled without tie necessity oi
drafting. il the people will be as
generous tho circumstances demand
Again We urge upon the people of the State the
necessity Of prompt action 20 avoid tie draft
The authorities are doing all in their power to
prevent he 1ecfss'.v, but >onscription must come
IL the quota r. o. Gle the time designated
IL Indiana can ir.sisb quota under this call
FOR troops. such action will add vastly to the
eredi, she has already received for the liberal
manner she bas heretofore responded TO everv
dcmaad made upon her for the sucws OF war.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Nec DevelopMeRts IA The Political aad Military
Situation 10 be Brought 10 Lisht--Gsn. Grant
WISHES to Direei The War from Warrington
Mr.. Lincoln and General HaHeek O5ject-Im-
Yorfanee Of General Haileek's PosifioH-TAs
President 'riH direct The Campaign ia 1855 ia
PersOH-EIiermiaatiOn Of the Southern Peo-
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wife back to slareryf II viii be better to accept
freedom under DAVIS than gradualism under
Banks The great liberator Of this generation u
Davis, for be forced us into armiug the negro.
Ii was aot our virtue, but our necessity. Pray
God II We may not rely on our virtue We may be
driven by necessity TO build. when We DO build,
on four millions OF unfAwed LOYAL hearts
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Gas ut sixty Cents per 600 Cable

A process has been discovered in New York.
by which gas, Of superior quality and high IL
Illuminating power. can be generated from naptha.
residUm of coal oil, or petroleum, at a cost not
to exceed sixty cents per thousand cubic feet.
The gross matter left after the extraction Of the
gas is said 20 be valuSble for many purposes. and
will. consequently, reduce the cost Of gas below
the figure stated above. The process ia described
a. exceedingly simple. aud requiring rery little
outlay for its manufacture. Il eau be. and
doubtless will be, extensively introduced into
private as we'll as public buildings Such is the
confidence expressed in the success OF the die
covery, that xe understood Mr. s. N Pike, DOW
OF New York city. has made arrangements for
its use 10 lighting The Opera house. where al IL
iustrstion OF ts value will be MAIDS at no distant
period
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NOTICE.
STOLEN VOUCHERS.

TeyHk following vouchers, duly approved aud issued
by Capt J. &. Crane, Assistant Qusrteunasier
Nashville. Tennessee were taken from the train the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad captured by the reb
els Friday last, 23d inst. The public cautioned
against negotiating receiving the same, payment Of
them has been stopped. Ia case they any Of them
offered Of the fact Should be given 10 the
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LOST

an East Washington South Aiabama streets, 4
~ Silver csrd-case, marked the outside Jennie,
and containing The cards Of Mrs. ID. n. Davidson. A
liberal reward will be paid II Jeff at Blnghsms Jsweir,
deeso.dsi DeRNAN n DAVIDSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

We learn that portion of the personal feiends
Of General j. A. Early, in Franklin county, de-
sirous of maniiesting their esteem ahd admira
ton for their distinguished countryman, have
purchased The calculated horse Tar River. TO be
presented TO him. The well known horse has
heretofore belonged to Capt. j. Alexander.
an has been valued At $4,000. As the war
steed OF the gallant General he will. no doubt.
bear himself proudly. Mr.. J. NJ " Loftwitch.
OF Franklin, is one Of the principal movers in
this creditsble affair. We also learn that Capt
Alexander has ordered a Cue SET Of equipments
10 accompany the horse
This wel.iimed testimonial by the immediate
friends and neighbors Of Early will be most graf
flying to him IL is well deserved. aad will be
worthily employed -Lynchburg yirginian.
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DIED.

On thursday evening. December 2eth. is64. Htsls
AAEY infant daughter Of John J. and sarah r. Coopef
aged months and - days.
Funeral services to-day O'Clock P. - stths resi-
denee Of J. }. Cooper No s3o Worth Illinois street
Friends u The family invited attend without fur
ther notice.
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STATE sfEff Z.

-DlsnIssrp Captains q Moose aud James
Stevens. ald First Lieutenant William Jordan.
Of the l6;b Indiana mounted infantry. have BEEN
dismissed the service tor abandoning their COM
mands when on important expeditions, and sur.
rendering to. or allowing themselves to be cap
tured by. the enemy.
The fair held at Peru for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church Melted ovsr 81 900.
citizens OF Fort Wayne have appointed
s. u,a fes 20 Infer with the State Board OF
Agrlcuaas-. s. H. session next week. in regard
to the location of the neat State Fair in that
chy.
On Saturday night last the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Coyineton gave a mush and milk party
The receipts amounted to 1915.
In the special income tax for Lafayette VT
hrd the following items: Adams Ear, 81 500 90
John Purdue. 8. 500 90: Moses Fowler. 81 !.
46s 20 W II Hatcher. ss75 90: John l. Rey
nolds. sel2 IS: H. T. Sample. $500 IS: Jane.
Spears, 81 .445 10.
"A Christmas dinner VAS given to the sol
diers stationed at Sullivan.
"A hog raised by our old friend mo, Ia age
er Senator II Il Wilson, of Sullivan county,
was slaughtered few days ago. which weighed
$50 pounds.
An at;empt.was made 10 rob TIE Bank OF
At,ica on Monday night The burglars dug $
ditch under The Sidewalk. drilled a hole in tho
vault. but were detected in tine save the
contents Of the safe They made their escape.
THr CoNlNa DRAFr.-We understand that a
number OF substantial citizens have proposition
rnder consideration hy which IL is hoped that; m
the event a sufficient number OF volunteers can
not be obtained 10 oil our quota the draft will
fall lsstly our city and TOW Dship. 1t j.. in
brief, this that fund be contributed by men
subject 10 draft, 10 be used for the procuring OF
substitutes. 10 toe paid 10 the drafted men
themselves. il they prefer IL IL Is computed
that the sum Of twenty Eve dollars from each
man liable 10 draft will ne sufficient TO exempt
the township. There Is no doub, that many mer
not Liable 10 draft themselves would be willing
to contribute 10 this fund, and thus swell the a.
gregate The proposition strikes us fsvcrably
We think il would DC both better and cheapei
than the private club arrangement, because II
would embrace the whole draftAble communi,,
~ho contributed To the tund We hope som,
such plan wil be adopted by which the burdet
OF the conscnption wall be more generally dis
tributsi than Il each individual drafted ~ss re-
quired 70 furnish bis own substitute New Al
oany Ledger
The far AZ Madison Tor the oeneht OF til,
poor va a success. The net proceeds amoun.e,
To s2.2I4O 90 Wood donation. we're also re
ceived to the amour, Of siNty dollars. and fort,
dollar worth Of coal
The New York correspondent Of the Bostoi
Journal SAYS:
Il company Of gentlemen IN this city have
fitted up a fast sailing clipper ship 10 elegau
sivle placed % BOARD every conceivable luxury
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4 cOHFRG4I0NER who understands the Pasisy busi.
n ness wishes n situation whsre he have steady
employment The best Of references furnished.
Address CoNfECTI0NEB.
dec3i-dit Louisville postofice. Ky
VNTANTED a. a Hou.ekeeper experienced middle
w aged lady, who understands sewing and house
keeping ally None need apply but those who
give good references. Apply at the
dec3i dat COMMERCIAL HOTEL
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mortality Among Exchanged Pras-
OneCS.
lFrom the Richmond sentlr

lFrou the Richmond Sentinel Dec. 81
The mortality among our unfortunate prison
efs sent by sea TO Savannah to be exchanged
was verg remarkable. We have published a list
Of III who died on the passage to Savannah:
also list OF y who uied within few days after
being landed. How many more have since fall
len of the number that embarked for Savannah
we know not
Distressing as is this mortality, the Confeder
ate newspapers have not been So inconsidertte as
20 impu;e il 10 n wrong cause. Revolving at the
shocking inhumanity which limits exchanges 10
the sick. the feeble and the dying. we have re
ceived home our brethren, emacated as they
are with long protracted disease. and We lave
wondered not that many died. but that so
many, travelling in such condition, should
live
We have sent to The truce boat similar clsss
Of Federal prisoners in our hsnds: il Is for these
only that the Yankees have bargained When
the poor creatures reach shem. worn and wasted
by sickness aud evidencing by their appearance
that they should be in the hospitals instead OF
travelling, in place Of the sense of shame which
the Yankee authorities aud people should feel at
the conseq renee Of their inhuman policy, with
such audacious hypocrisy as Yankee only can
manifest they seize the occasion TO calumniate
the Confederates. reluctant party 10 a com
merce worse than the middle passage" and
only worse than pro,racted Imprisonment. They
pretend to consider the returned men assamples
Of those who have been left behind; they charge
their weakness and emScistion to starvation. and
not to sickness they clamor like so many howl
ing dervishes: aud, with an efrontery that the
world beside cannot equal, they extract self go-
rification out Of their own crime, and heap re-
proaches upon US who are its victims
We know that their treatment OF our prisoners
is horrible enough We know, that of deliberate
aud Systematic vilainy, ana without pretense
Of necessity they torture the unfortunate soldiers
who fall into their hands We know, that OF
cool fendish calculation. they are kept in many
Of the prison houses under the torment Of con
tinusl hunger. But much "a we execrate such
conduct, and the people whocan practice il. we
respect ourselves too much 10 Islander them
We do not pretend that the sick men who are
sent home 10 US are samples OF the rest. We
are not 40 false AS to represent their emaci1tion
as due to starvation and not disease. Multitudes
OF the poor sufferers die. we have seen, on
their way to our lines. Many die before we can
take them to our arms Many die before can
get them into our hospitals; and many there Ian
guish and die without a sight Of the home for
which they risked the travel ln all our distress
at this mortality. we are candid enough TO recog
nize the cause. and to tell the truth amid our re
sentiments. Not so with the fsnkecs. Their morals
make IL merit TO lie against their enemies. and
so far from being restrained by selfrespect. they
are made Jealous by selt-felicitations. We trust
the world understands them by this time.
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The New York correspondent Of The Boston
Journal SAYS:
Il company Of gentlemen IN tbs city have
fitted up a fast SAILING clipper ship 10 elegant
stvle placed % board every conceivable luxury
manned her completely with hne crew, put her
IN Charge of one 0i our sblesl captains. and ten
dered her 10 Gen George b Mcclellan for one
year. o sail where he viii With his family and
frieads. tie entfo expense % be borne by the
gentlemen
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NOTICE.

OFFICE cuIzgS's STREET RAILWAY co.
December 90th, 1864.
Ii parties having claims sgsinst the Citizens Stree
n Railway Company will please render them PREV
GUS to the 9Th day Of January, 1865.
dec3l-dtd A.. T. HOOVER, Secretary.
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-Elshty thousand apartments sre vacant q
PNris Rents are Low
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SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS

THE 0uFsTioS % EEooSsTRUcuoS-rHrLL DIS
Trusts LiSooLS AND ADJUSTS GENERAL Banks
THIS EUsT xATIOS or ONE IDEA AID BIZ
yoESLD OF MIXTURE or ALL BLoops. ~.
GLIDING rHE SEGRo-SO coxPEOxsE-rnE
DEMOCRATS TO BAvE THE SExT PREsfDENT-sR
ruHIIrs DEoLSEs A eHALLESoE. rrc. ETc
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The Com ng Draft-the way 90

Indianapolis. December 80. 1864
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