Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-14
Alt soKrs OF PARAGRAPHS.

The hrst apple vaseatcn by The frs' pair.
The les a writer knows Ut subject. the
more ink he uses Ia telling e.
We are afraid that Young America is not
model IN respect TO religious Observance. and
yet With him every day Is fact day.
--General sheridan. ia early life was a news
BOY An exchange says he l. Dow somewhat
Ike tie publisher OF morning papes--he gos-
10 pres Early.
since the lst OF August the draft surgeon Of
the second district, Cincinnati, has examined
over four thousand applicants tor exemption on
the ground Of physical disability
We once heard a woman Of tho world say:
"The state of widowhood il announcement Tor
one must assume all the modesty Of young girl.
without beng able TO feign her ignorance.
The people OF Peru are so indolent that they
open tea pods With an oyster knife In driving
horses they always have two men To each quad
ruped, one 20 hold the re-s, and the other 20
cry whoa.
The latest Paris Fashions" state that bon
nets are wore small. round at the cheeks, and
have generally handkerehief-shaped crowns.
Square buttons. large buckles. bright colors.
shades, are the prevailing characteristics OF
Broadway. JUST now
Among the sDOils obtained by the Confeder.
ate raider. General Ro-ser, at New Creek, West
ern Virginia on the line OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, wege 800 beef cattle, 500
horses and mules. aud 500 sheep and hogs He
also took 200 federal prisoners
The Boston printers strike has resulted in
breaking up the union. throwing many men ous.
Of work who can hardly afford to remain idle,
and establishing great deal Of i'll feeling to-
ward the craft on the part OF the publishers,
whose business the strikers attempted TO control.
The result is exactly like that in New York
We complain that We have 10 time An
Indian chief of the Six Nations once said wiser
thing than any philosopher A white
marked in his hearing that he had not time
enough. We'll replied Red Jacket. gruiliy. Il
suppose YOU have all there l. - He is the
wisest and best man Who can crowd the most Of
actions into NOW
The New York 1ribuncs correspondent
lets Us know that Richmond will be destroyed
before Christmas They have guns ready to
throw shells seven miles. and shells OF the right
sort The skeptic will ask. what good will il do
II shells are thrown into Richmond We have
been throwing shells into Charleston Tor long
time, but We have accomplished nothing by It
Veterans will laugh NJ shells thrown seven
miles .-Louisvile Democrat
In matters of great concern. and which must
be doue there "a no surer argument OF weak
mind ,hnn PROSECUTIONS; 10 be undetermined
where the case j. so plain and the necessity so
urgent: 20 be always intending 20 live ues
lite but never TO tud ,ime 10 set about il; This
j. a. ii "a man should put of eating aud drinking
aud sleeping IRON one day aud nighs To smother
until he is starved and destroyed.
"A Washington correspondent extols the Ia
iustry and enterprise Of the sergeant alarm Of
the Senate IN forwarding political documents 10
all parts OF the country prior to the presidential
election. The Nritersavs:
The business al sendinr documents 60 ,he
army wa almost intru-fed 20 him, ard nearly
every regimGut In the service can bear testimony
beers here are the figures cot his work To the
army of the Potomac. 200 600 documents arm,
Of the Cumberland. 100 900 forces Oh the coast
$4,000 forces in the ' tlley. 30010 force.
west oil the Mississippi. 100 900 forces In the
Department OF the Gulf. - 600 forces near the
river. $1,000 To this aggregate OF about 600
600 NAV be added $50 900 for handbls, news
apapers, SC. Ia the work he was much aided by
Mr. 4 J. German. postmaster OF The senate
IL is believed that at least 700 600 OF these docu
ments were actually distributed Quo lot OF
400 600 ~ vet on the way somewhere between
here and 81 Louis