Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

"A Richmond paper adveriiscs COW for
ssls--price $4,000
Late Paris fashions reprcscn, the lAdios as
wearing coat tails yard long
--Arlemas Wsnl de6nes wat 10 be hard tack
for the soldiers. and hard iaxes Tor the citizens.
The oGcial majority for General Mcclellan
10 Lineoln's own eoantY Of Sangsnen. Illinois.
Is $40
The time honorsd. sbolition mot,o--"IB-
vincibie in Peaoe-Invisibie in War
The Governor General Of India is obliged
70 exc cut his existence on S2OO.OO0 per anuum
A piece OF land was recently sold in Broad
street London. a. the rate of 81 500 900 per
scge
Six million cigars were one recent shipment
from London.
The London policemen have adopted ''the
Briiatia helmct" for a hat
-Bloodshed and murder are attending the con-
scrption in Ne. Jersey.
An old widower advises uuinitiated youths
to pop the question with laugh, "ior, says he
If you are accepted we'll and good il not, you
The rebel Brig. Gen Macarthur. now in
command Of the Confederate Department of the
Mississippi, is Scotch nobeman. stated in the
Southern newspapers to Toe very clever. amiable
and handsome. and real military genius.
Why are ereeubacks more valuable than
gold even at its present price? Because when
YOU put greenblck in YOUR pocket you double
il. and when you take IL out again you find IL in
.creases
1t il stated that the hero. Lew. Wallace,
suppressed the humble shop of an opothecary IN
Baltimore the other day, because he pacarded a
medicine which he claimed 10 be "good for the
constitution
More than - 001 trees. shrubs and herbace-
Gus plants were SCI out in the New York Central
Park last year The carriage drives now CON-
peted, comprise a distance Of eighty miles, the
walks twenty miles
Davis pronounces Sherman, Grant and Banks
all failures, and be declares that Richmond aud
Atlanta are not vital places. he says the fall OF
Richmond, Wilmington. Charleston, Savannah
and Mobile. would not conquer the South. The
independence of the Confederacy. he says, will
alone secure peace
Through Protestant country the venera-
ton for the emblematic cross is very great in the
national religion of Denmark, most of the
Churches are hung with pictures of the Cruel
fxion, and OF other religious subjects, while, du-
ring the administration of the Sacrament the
clergymen il ROBBED in a manner similar 20 a Ro-
man Catholic priest.
boston. With $4,000 inhabitants. poll ed
II 600 votes Indianapolis, with 80 900 people
gave | ! 900 votes and 5000 majority tor Lin.
coin. In indianapolis Is where boys are allowed
to vote eleven times each aud soldiers twenty
or thirty times each
They manufacture matches in San Francisco
which can be rodden upon or rolled under foot
without igniting. aud which, after having been
manufactured a month, may be imersed in water
ten or Fl teen minutes, and when taken cut will
not only ignite, but hold flame
The Catholic Church has recently held q
voluntary international congress 1t Mechlin, Al
which were present delegates from all the Cath
Ollie countries ia Europe This congress adopted
resolutions in favor OF introducing political econ
omy as a branch of study In all Catholic educa-
| tional establishments.
The Confederate Cen Hood is described by
a person who has seen him 'white headed
hOmely. spindle shanked fellow. about thirty
two years OF age, and over six feet in height, has
been pretty well hacked To pieces. one leg gone
an arm useless, a lot OF bruised ribs, and a bro
ken collar bone
The Irishburg STANDARD SAYS: We were
last week shown specimens of gold taken
the week previous in Troy, By Mr. Albert Hob
son. of that town. who dug about twelve dollars
in three days The gold is quite fine He ha;
F., bonded some seven hundred acres of land, and i,
making extensive preparations to niue il nex'
summer
An individual euamored OF young Iad'
named Annie Bread ndted aud presented the
| following 90 his namoiata:
while bellies their lovely vraees spread,
And tops around them lutlrr.
I'll be content with Annie bread.
Aud won't have any bW herr
We have seen, within few DAYS, says The
Salem Gazette, some specimes of fabric which
We presume Is no novelty TO our friends in The
shoe trade. but which were entirely new 10 US
! This fabric is manufacture from the refu. {
scraps OF leather. which are reduced to a pulp
by grinding and maceration, and recon yerted into
solid sides of leather by pressure The article
thus produced Is used mainly, we understand, for
inner soles, bu, to an unprofessional eye it seems
suitable for all the purposes of leather as the
original article.