Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-03

The Indiana regiments Ia ahssmans asnf
afe 70 BE- mustered out Of service aod paid % 10
,hls eils
The Whitewater VALLEY Railroad 0oapaay
hss been organised aud the engineers are hos,
surveying the route Work wil commence on
j, fiom Harrison. north. 10 short time
E s.wllAm Hitchcock, al "a eoevIe', wi@ had
served ,we terms Of three years Ia the feailse.i'
asy, drowned hlaassli, On Aaaas, last, ssss Js''.
tsuonylle, Ia The Ohio.
"a New York company slll spply 10 'hs
Council Of Lafayette fof a charles iof street
railroads IN lha, olty--ooe line 20 be commenced
this year
fHE LARefst lsoqsH The largest Income
for 1864, returned Zoe taxation Ia lhls District
aud the largest perhaps IA the State, IA that OF
Adams Earl. Sini.0OO, upon which he pays an
Income tan Of ovsr tl0 900 Lafayette Courier
Mr. Earl ia OF the hfm OF Earl A Hatcher. the
extensive wholesale grocery house In Lafayette,
fonr WAIVE isn SOUTHERN R.ilaoAp Con-.
PAM says the Dluflon Banner
"Bui se arc right glad 10 announce. bv good
authority that II IA In the poser Of the citizens OF
Wells county TO have the cars running between
Fort Wayne and Blufton before the leaves fall
again
John q Parker ESQ tho lndefAtigahle
President OF the Fort Wayne and Southern Rail
toad Company, some time since contracted With
Ne Livingston, New York capitalist, 20 build
tho road. and Mr.. Parker agreed on bis part that
the citizens along the line OF tho road would
contribute 20 the amount of fa.00O per nile,
which amount " estimated 90 be sufficient 60 put
tho road bed In readiness for The iron.
"Mr Livingston has negotiated Ia London for
the iron, and will be ready TO commence work on
the road within forty days from this time, u tho
contribution be made up that soon"
Tar cnoru-'rhe Franklin Jeasrsonlan SAYS
the wheat has been badly injured by smui In
johnson county
The wheat crop Ia Clark county has been
generally harvested durlng tho past ten days,
aud wo arc sorry 20 learn that owing 10 dia
ease called 'saab" lhere will not be realized. GA
All average, over bali crop
Tho oats crop. of which large breadth has
been sown. never looked 80 promising .--Jsfsr
eopyIlle Ledgtr
The corn crop Of ,hla section was never
more promising, You can almost sec IL grow,
i ~
shall have the iargest crop To the acre ever
gathered on tho Wabash ,-Tere Hauie jour
nal
The JerersonvIlIe Ledger saw the same thInl
o, the corn crop In Clark county
We learn that the wheai crop Ia ,he vlein.
Ivy Of Washington. Davis county, has been In.
jured by the rust beyond all precedent Parte,
from that section say that 80 great is The dam
age that hundreds OF acres will not be harvested
The farmers In Green county are busly en-
gagged In harvesting their wheat. The general
Impression seems 10 he tina, the crop will fall far
below the average Two dollars per diem are
the figures for harvest hands.
Says the Covlngton Friend:
We notice Ia some Of our exchanges that n
rumor II atoal that the Grand Jury Of the Feds
raj Court has indicted several prominent citizens
OF our Statelon the grounds OF their connection
with the Sous OF Liberty Among other things
ahoat we see the Cincinnati Enquirer supposes
Gen. Dix Is over In Canada for the purpose OF
securing the return of Dodd. Walker and Ris
tine. For tue latter we can speak that he is here
TO be seen attending to his private and proies
slonal business, as has been his custom. and the
rumors in wise seem to disturb his usual
equanmty
Uncle 10 Is not disposed 10 skulk responsl.
blity. We suppose IL he had made himself the
plant tool and had been induced TO do the bid
ding of corrupt Governor or had disgraced him.
self while Auditor of State, no rumors OF Nh In
diotment or OF bis fleeing bis country would have
got In circulation
SENSATIONAL Quite a sensation has bsen
caused in certain circles within few days past.
| a hat haeo
since from some other State, followed his profes.
sion. went into society. formed the acquaintance
OF young lady, aud In due season offered her
| his hand. heart aud fortune. He was accepted.
and they were quietly married and settled Town
in lie. One day this week woman arrived in
town with two responsibilities. and claims that
the man IN question IL her husband that he IL
the parent OF the two children. and that he loft
her. Hearing Of the marriage, sho set out in
search OF him, determined TO expose him Fort
Wayne Sentinel
SHOOTING AFFAIR AT TirroS Ed TOR SENT
mel: There appeared In the indianapolis Journal
OF tho 22i inst communication concerning
the shooting ARRAY that occurred some weeks
since in this place. which Ia characterized
throughout with wiliul aud malicious misrepre.
sensations AS soon as IL became known here
that falsehood. 40 base and designing. was
ailoat, gentleman belonging to the Republican
party, conversant with the facts in the case.
wrote al article tor the same paper, branding II
as a dangerous lie, For some cause the Jour
nal has not published the article. and thus the
impression is lett TO float that Union soldier
has been shot by the traitors Of Upton" 1t ia
my purpose here TO do justice TO the citizens of
this lOcality--to circulate a few truths refuting
this SANDER, which falls upon us 80 vdtrageously
The facts are substantially as follows:
Some thirteen months ago. an old man named
Armstrong, highly respected gentleman and a
true Democrat. together with his son, were
mobbed. and so great were the injuries received
as to prove fatal to the old gentleman Upon
this occasion, McMien was arrested by a party
of citizens Of this place Lately McMillen
came TO town, swearing that he would kill some
Of those who then arrested him After pointing
a revolver at, and threatening the life of many,
he was shot by b. I. Miller. a very peaceful and
inoffensive citizen. McMillen has since been ar
rested by the Sheriff Of Clinton county upon
charges made against him in two cases of as
sault with intent to murder, and is held over on
bonds of FIVE hundred dollars each.
Such is the character OF the man whom the
Journal correspondent names a patriot and
Union soldier, and makes the affair a pretext to
brand IA TRAITORS, copperheads and other oppro-
brious epithets a minority of the citizens OF Tip
| ton W j. TURPEN
TlproS. I'D June 80. 1865
| The Interview Between Presid cnt
| johnson aud Senator sumner.