Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-02
STATE ITEMS.


range from 5000 TO $500.
Deer ere said TO be sbundan, in the great
reservoir barrens twenty or more miles southeast
OF Terre Hauie
Five hundred new patients were received at
the Madison Hospital on Sunday and Monday
The Hospital now contains about twelve hundred
patients.
-FATAL ACADEMIA man whose name We
could not ascertain. was killed at Patoks Tues
day. under the following circumstances:
He vas tending a saw mill. aud was in the act
Of throwing a sawed log of the carriage, when s.
running his crowbar too far under the log, the
saw-frame caught the end OF il, throwing il Up.
and striking him the neck breaking il. and
causing immediate death Evansville Journal
The Provost Marshal of the Fifth Congress
sjonal District hat received orders to complete
the draft, which means that the quota of all the
townships must be filled by the arrest of those
who have failed to report. or BY new drafts II
appears that some Of the townships are delin-
quent under former quotas. according to a rev
quota table. which requires more men than were
originally drafted. 1t seems that the draft foI
the quotas and the one hundred per cent. have
nos furnished men enough to fill the quotas Of
all the townships in the District
A protracted religious meeting was held a
the new school Presbyterian church in Bloom
ington for two weeks, and during the progress
several accessions have been made
The Rockport Democrat has been suspended
for the present for want of suitable room il
which to print the paper.
The packers at Evansville are paving 81:
nett for average hogs.
The citizens in one township of Cas- county
raised gil 900 to procure substitutes for twenty
eight drafted men The substitutes cost S42.
apiece The Republicans contributed 81 462 81
and the Democrats 81 ,437 80 The Pharos re
marks:
| One fast has been clearly demonstrated t.
honest aud candid men of all parties, viz: tina
] Republicans have no more desire to be drafted
even to sustain Lincolu's Degro-freeing policy
than Democrats The war sneaks' were
''cheek by iowl" with the "peace sneaks" in eff
| forts TO remain quietly at home to do their fight
| ING with ballots aud leave 20 others the DANCE
and glory of going to the front.
The Corydon Democrat remarks of the Re
| publican office seekers in Indiana:
IL is estimated tha, if the Republican candi
! dates for Office in the gift OF the next Legsla
ture, marched in procession. like bounty
Jumpers. they would occupy six houts, at least
in passing whisky shop.
The citizens Of Greencastle are making Wig
orous efforts to secure the location in their tow
of the female college to be built and endowed b.
the Indiana NJ T. Conference
There will be no pork packed at Greencastl
this year The high price of hogs has deterro
operators a, that point.
The fine female college building a. Rock
port has been completed, and the debt bangin
over it liquidated This has been done nanl
through the energy of Prof VIM Hooper, its e1
celent principal, who now has one OF the bes
schools in the State
The editor of the Terre Haute Express
member elect of the Legislature, thus refers t
the consultation meeting in which he take
occasion to give dig in the ribs mental of Ho
/ ratIus CuItIu5:
The consultation" of members OF our Legs
la;ure. held at Indianapolis yesterday, amounte
| To nothing worthy OF notice Ii was foOlls
thing throughout and reflected no credit upo
those who suggested the consultation" Tn
State Journal should not have allowed the Cal
to appear in its columns at all Its purposes Oh
not meet the approval of any considerable nun
Der of the members OF either House, and wa
entirely uncaled for. to say the least of it,
Notwithstanding all this the editor of the tx
press would not object to Sc day.
The Lafayette Journal SAYS the Grand Jur
returned an indictment OF murder in the first de
gree against Ed Fahnstock, and says the cas-
will be tried at this term of the Court, prece
dent having been Sc, in the case of Rice. Dris
coll and Stocking. who were indicted and trie
before Judge Petit for similar crime, commi,
ted while the court was in session.