Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
STATE ITEMS.

The Democrats of Adams county. Indian.
have put their county tirket in the field. headed
with p n Collins for Representative.
The following snecdote is related of an In
lonecy. On certain occasion he ordered his
regiment to charge, the first rank kneeiing He
soon Discovered his error, and remarked: Boys,
you need not charge in that way. for | believe
that order is not laid down in either Scott or
Hardee."
The dentists of Northern Indiana met in
convention at Lafayette. on W ednesday last, or
ganzed The Wabash Valley Dental Organiza-
ton. and elected its officers. The meeting was
complete success. The next meeting will be
held at Charlottesville on the 25th of October
REAL ESTATE on The LINE OF THE E & c.
X AT the recent meeting OF the appraisers
OF real estate from the various counties along the
line of the Z. and O. railroad. held in this city
the road, rolling stock buildings. &c, we're ap
praised at the Pate OF 81 900 per mile-appor
toned follows: Vauderburg county, ID miles;
Gibson. "a miles; Snox, % mile-; Sullivan,
% mile; Vige, q miles; aud Prke IL
lVincennes Sun
- WASHINGTON CouYrY-The Democratic
Genital Committee OF this county have appointed
Saturday, June Ain, as the day On which to bold
the preliminary township meetings in each town
ship; and Saturday. June llth. as toe day to
hold the County Convention for the county at
large
"A TELEGRAFrs LINE FROM NEW ALBANY TO
EVANSVILLE The New Albany Ledger at
tributes the delay in constructing this line OF
telegraph, the necessity of which, in a military
point OF view. has been demonstrated in many
instances since the rebellion, to the hostility Of
the Governors 10 that portion OF the State
through which it runs. The Ledger remarks:
Governor Morton. however, should bear in
mind that while the districts he has favored so
bouuteously With orks OF improvement, commu-
nicatlon. and tat contracts have been slow 10 nil
the quotas OF troops assigned them under the
various calls made by the government tor troops,
the counties along the border have always led
the van IN this regard. and il the citizens along
the border must continue 10 be. as they have
heretofore been, ostracized in the distribution OF
profitable contracts by the powers AZ lnulanapO-
lis. they have at least right TO demand that
protection TO their lives and property which they
are euIltled 10 in common as citizens ana tax
payers. We cannot believe that Governor Nor
ton still doubts the loyalty OF the people OF the
borcer counties. as il is known he did during the
first ana second years Of the war They have
proved their devotion to the flag. ana sealed That
devotion with the best blood of tier fathers,
sons and brothers, and nov they have right TO
ask. aud do ask, that the State and The govern
meut Afford teen NJ least that cheap protection
which liue of telegraph along the border would
give them. The work should be commenced al
once and prosecuted TO the most speedy compile
uon.
The Ledger should have learned by this time
that Governor MoKToS has no thought beyond
the success of the Republican party, and TO that
end he uses lavishly all the immense patronage
at his control. and all the influence he eau en-
mand. regardless OF the true interests of the
country.