Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01

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-ths Ctosa fein, hsglal aa's that smsll
pos b" srpssfsd 10 the southern PaH Of Lake
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The state ani euupli at 10 Sullivan, slll
be sbeu, OIL 10 ~ lhe hahdi'd, sd o. 90 on
sseh poll
The lps. oepaslgbsl by ihs destruction Of
the Halllvsa veolen isetefT gill be ever geo oon
on shleh lhsis sss ehlI ~ hsufshes ~ 81 n0u
There .fs good reasons 10 believe lhal lhe Gee
~. ,hs sefk " az heeada'i
afvu p,lsahsis tsots j.il iss, ss't IN T.,
fvas nht. lspHb Hhilnsf, vas ahdef lhdlulmfhi
fsf mssdsf essmiusd IN a, Joseph eesal,, lssi
slater, bul ~ Lapehs % change q venue ani
,hs elhsf ffspk n liehisfsah, ufoh ehs,es
u asalne pslel lie sbsua oas,s reward
~ slub ~ ihs nt'l aai tgs hf lhs latter
90 he qH,b ~ jabe lbe iiesshsren rhaIe.
shists'l gpah Ne ispn,s sseend ,sai, conducted
ieflRa The whae pslled " Ne existence Nv ils
present proprietor sAsusi HIATT tsa I bic
il 40 evidence ~ perseverance, abd stability ~
purpose which seldom eepnlf, aad Ia wenhF ~
,hs sPBfeel alieh ~ lhe slisens gsaefsllf, ahd
especially tho bomeelset ~ esn eaahb Mf
HAS continues 10 ,bs pahie,i faith which TON
,he beaisaiae he has maintained eth marked
,iilah. ability We sincerely hope lha. he
lsaas en lila mas he lehg sad ,ha. abundant
property will efeNh bis latter ytaFs
The shebJ,ile Volunteer says ef ts
uhsa, elep 10 ,ha. eoaalI
nlt 10 safe, we infsr, "a predict, chat The yield
will he scarcely az ssNsas one although tho
qsalllT may he sufficiently good % make un tor
,he dehoiseey 10 quantity"
The 0reeaeas,le Press. Ia noticing uia IN
.hs q, r. y, In that oily, remarks
I" During the progress Of said trial, couple Of
attorneys nut unknown 10 fame, aud ismlliary
known as Jo Mcdonald aud Sol Olaypool, bo
coming somewhal ungovernable, were each iped
five dollars for eontempt "
MlemdM CRY HARsla A company has
been organized In Michigan City to construct =
harbor At that place, aud the New Albany and
Louisville Railroad agrees 10 contribute 800 900
20 the object A large amour, Of stock has been
subscribed Al Michigan Oily rhs Liporte
Union IA advocating the enterprise. remarks.
1T is time that Indiana should have an outlet
Tor her commerce by way of the lake Hereto
| fore our resources have been divided. aud the
wealth OF onr people principally directed 10 feed
| ing Chicago, which, for twenty years has acted
like vast sponge, in sucking up the profits de
rived from the commerce OF this and other States
The position OF our people u somewhat unloItu.
nate. Ga the southwe are tapped by Louisville,
| on the east by Cincinnati and Toledo, aud on
tho west by that miracle Oi modern times Chi.
cago We have no commercial centre With
the exception OF what Is iTcighled on the OH o
River, all our goods and products are carried b y
railway, and the farmers and merchants com
PEELED to pay such tariffs an the carriers see III to
Impose. In addition TO this the ability of tho
| railroads TO accommodate the constantly grow
log commerce, Ia exacting some debate That n
hstbor would bo OF unmstskablc advantage TO
the State, all will admit that our necessities
will induce ~ construction. We have no doubt "
paosrtors roH "ILs" N FouSrar, CouNrr,
Coat. Ae.--A correspondent writes a. follows;
Tho Wabash Petroleum aud Coal Mining
Company IL progressing rapidly Nearly an
hundred feet has been reached AZ tho depth Of
eighty Eve feet scarcely anything but sandstone
was observed. with n very slight appearance OF
eoapstone sholl slate aud coal Considerable
variety Ia tho texture of tho sandstone could lie
discovered The whole distance exhibited crew
ices IA the rock but OF small capacity In these.
after the passage OF sixty feet, q eO0ty substance
w Appearance disclosed Itself by the pumping,
aud now NJ tho depth 81 ninety feet. IL Il becom,
iug 80 proluse tina, when empted into bucket
" soon rises 10 The surface, In dark scum, GOV
| eting the top,
~ 1s... - A. lit.
| thlnk success certain This Company Il open
Ing coal mines which have been tested for their
quality aud found to be altogether superior 10
the Danyile H., or Clay county coal. and will
soon be able To present Ia the market large guam
titles OF this much needed article,
1.-The town OF Coyington. which has yod
| along despised tor its isolation aud Butternut
procliyitles, sees now a cheering prospect for a
railroad At All early day, which will open up
To your city aud the balance OF mankind her
coal and IA Is believed, her oil, and all the rich
the Wabash Valley Is celebrated Then. in that
day. they expect TO have one OF the most thriy-
| ing towns on the Wabash river"
"A heavy rain-storm. accompanied by high
| wind and hail, visited this section last Sunday
night. doing great damage To the crops. The
hail, We understand. killed numbers of birds, and
the wind blew down large trees. running some
sugar orchsrds.-Sullvan Democrat
WV. COCHRAN KILLED.-Whe engaged in
putting up "A patent hay fork at the residence OF
Mr.. Wilter, in Union County, on Thursday last
| the above named we'll known citizen of this place
wass instantly killed by the giving way of a
ladder. He fell twenty FIVE feet--his neck was
broken. Mr. G. was worthy and cnterprising
young man. whose death is much regretted
Richmond Republican"
HEAVY RoBpEEr-S22 900 STOLEN FRon a
farmer An; old farmer from Carroll county,
named Jacob Wolf. was robbed yesterday even
ing, while e. route from the station TO his home.
of 1913 OOO. de had just returned from Delphi,
where he had sold his farm for the sum above
stated The old gentleman yelled 10 superior
numbers, and disgorged the whole amount with