Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

There have been two cases Of small poE at
St Paul. both CT which proved fatal. One was
wu o Butler, formerly largely engaged in the
stone quarries there, and mos: estimable citizen
10 every respect The other vas soldier,
Thomas Stevens. just returned from the army
THIRrY EIeHrH Ixp,AxA-The Thirty eighth
Indiana veterans are located on the Bsrdsiosn
turnpike. three miles from Louisville. The regi-
ment Is ia splendid condition. and the boys will
be glad 70 see their friends. TIE regiment Is not
to be mustered out bat will be paid OF TO-DAY or
Monday. The Fifty eighth and FIFTY ninth In
dams are near the Thirty eighth N A. Led
ger.
CRoPs The prospect for heavy Weld Of
wheat is very hattering. Oats. also, are very
hDe and promise a toll crop Corn. too. with
fair season from this time forward. will be full
yield. Our farmers a general thing, finished
planting early last week, and MANY are now
busily engaged working their early planting
Fruit OF every variety. save peaches, will be
abundant. lie, US be thankful DE Kilb Demo
crAt
We have always considered that a frst-
class passenger conductor should be possessed Of
large fund OF requirements. bus had not sep
posed that he must Ue "o0stetric lily inclined" 10
hll the measure of a perfect one But IL seems
that this accomplishment must be added TO the
list TO guard against casualties A lady on the
night express train from indianapolis on Thurs
dsy night. while on her traueis w4s taken in
traUdii. and Conductor john G Chambers made
her comfortable as the crowded state of the
Car would allow, and called 10 bis assistance
some ladies and Col Norris, Of the Forty-third
Indiana, who is physician Under his kind
treatment the lady safely delivered of a fine
bouncing boy before the arrival of the train at
this place. The mother proposes. understand,
to immortalize the attention of friend c., and
| give her boy his name Success to the new doc
tor.-Terre Hsute Express.
STATE PRIsoy AFFAIRS The management of
the State Prison at Jacksonville has recently
passed into entirely new hands The Board of
Directors. as elected by the Legislature. Consisted
OF George Greene ana Samuel Donnelson,
Democrats, and Vim. S Terrier, Republican.
For reasons best known to himself. Donneson a
few days since resigned his place on the board,
and the Governor appointed Samuel j Wright,
OF Cory Republican. of course-in his place
The Board met this week, and elected the follow
ing officer:
Warden--Col j. Meriw ether; Deputy War
den--Thos. + Mckinney; Clerk--C ID. Bailey
Physician--Dr. l. W Beckwith; Moral Insrruc-
tor--D G. Hill; Hospital Steward--J oseph Van
nov.
The retiring officers have, so far as We know,
given entire satisfaction in their management of
the affairs of the prison. We hope their success
sors may be equally fortunate IN. A Ledger.
FouRTH OF July CELEBRATION AT TIPPEcA-
NOE BATTLE GRoUND-Gov MoKToN ORArUR-
GES MORGAN CHIEF MARsHALL-Cox COMMITTEES
or ARRANGEMENTS The Committee appointed
to select Committees from esch Congressional
District, to act in conjunction with the Commit
tee OF Arrangements, reported the following:
FIRST DIsTRIcT--A. L. Wnitte>ey Evans
vile; Cyrus NJ Allen. Vilcennes; Hon. Mr.
Niblack
SIC ND Dl .rRIcr-J. H Stotsenberg, New
Albany; Lew Sparks, Evansville; Mr. Putnam
MnchelI
Third DI.rRlcr--PAris c. Dunnng. Sam
uel Buskmk. Bloomington; Thomas Coub, Bed
lord.
FouxrH DisrRIcr--John II Farquhar, Brook
vile; Z U. Hooen, Rushville; Hon. VIM. :.
Holm n, Aurora.
FIFTH DIsTRIcr General L Bennett, Liberty;
ColoLel b. + Claypool, Connersville; q. Bridge
land. Richmond.
SIxrH UIsTRIcr.-Colonel J Burgess, j. J.
Bugh,m. Colonel b. q. Rose, indianapolis
SAvENTH DIsTRIcr.-Colonel Washburn, New
port; Joseph Bake, Terre Hau.e; ID. K Will
hanson. Greeucastle.
Ninth DIsrRIcT Captain Thomas, Reynold's
SauOu; DE-. feagarden. L.porte; Thus. W ood,
Michigan City.
TENTH DlsrRIcr Isaac Dickinson, Fort
Wayne; f Long, Warsaw; George ID. Cope
laid. Goshen.
ELEVENTH DIsrRIcr Hon L Whitesde,
WABASH; JUhu K CUffroth, Huntingdon; Hon.
Thomas N Stllweil, Anderson.
The Committee on Invitation have written to
the following distinguished persons. some Of
whom have already sgn6ed their intention 10
be present: Generals Sherman, Hooker, Logan,
Butler, Palmer and Hovey.
The following are the officers of the day
Oraor-GoveInor Morton.
Reader-HOn ID Pratt
Chiei Msrshal-General George ID Wagner
W, ii LEvERINo Chairman
W X. ELLIS, Secretary.