Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-30

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An Irish Judge sid, when addressing pris-
|ouer, "Yousre 70 be hanged, and hope Il will
prove a warning 20 yos." f1a Pa 80 - - 80
s--Irhss been remarked In Msrseiiies, az else
where. that since the appearance Of the cholera
rsss have entirely disappeared. 'A- 80
A reformed constitutional Democrat 10 Ne
vsda. trter Speaksr Collar had done speaking.
pulled on bis old nat and proposed "thses
cheers for Scouler Pollisx" 'e--
"A novelty in male head gear has made its
appearance on Broadway. IL is in the shape Of
q broad black ribbon. with white edges, worn sc
hat band. IL has already been mistaken for a
livery l9HN rlflIHHif
They had a clam bake the other day down
AZ Taunton, Good Lord" An idea NAV be
formed of its mani moth sire by the following
enumeration of the amount OF the articles cook
ed; 100 bushels clans, % bushels potatoes, both
kinds, 500 ears sweet corn 600 lbs. dressing
SEQ lbs fish.
"A Wisconsin editor says he loves to be
called liar. robber, murderer. assassin. seces-
sloRist, copperhesd, woman-killer. traitor, &c
as such things only add TO the list of bis friends
and that be will pay from ten to fifteen cents 8
line for all such abuse from those who have no
better arguments to uB.
"A large meeting of mechanics was held al
Norwich, Con, on Saturday last. for the purpose
| OF taking steps to reduce the hours Of labor
from ten TO eight hours day II was agreed to
make the subject test question with candidates
for public office, and by that mean. get the de.
sired change by legislative action.
A poor woman called at a grocer's the other
day, and asked for quart Of vinegar. IL was
measured of and put IN gallon Jug She then
| asked for another quart to be pot into the same
vessel. "And why not aek Tor half a gallon
and done with itf" Oehi bless your bit of :
SOUL" answered she, "it's for two persons"
AT recent French Agricultural Exhibition
the first prize was aw arded 10 some sheep with q
very handsome coat OF wool on their backs. A
Judge aitsrward seized hold of onero mark il
and to his astonrshment the entire fleece ca m,
of, and II was discovered that il had been stuck
"A number Of the most prominen, clergymer
OF Philadelphia have recently formed baseball
club. and on Saturday last m ade their appearance,
in public as athletics, in true club styIe-belts
caps and all. They exhibited much agility, ans
their presence on the ground was the means O
attracting thither large number Of spectators
After the adjournment of the Council of th,
Episcopal Church OF Virginia, on the evening o
the 2lst inst memorial to the President fo
the pardon of Jefferson Davis was presented I,
the clergy in attendance for their signatures, anC
of the sixty clergymen present, ffty-two slgne,
the paper though Bishop Johns in speech
opposed the measure.
"A remarkable medium, in the person of ,
little girl twelve years old, is now exciting tn,
wonder OF the residents of Springfield Mass
After being locked in q square wooden cabinet
with her hands tightly tied behind her back anC
fastened securely to ring in the back of tn,
cabinet, she ties and uuties kLots in cords
places a ring on any finger. in her ear, and il
her lap plays on drum and triangle. rings ,
bell, talks plainly with large block of wood il
her mouth, changes brass hoop from her necl
10 her foot. and rice rsrsa
An engineer tells the following story o.
Western life: We had been busy during the day
running line through dense piece of wood
land. An old woman gazed Us for some time
10 silence. We all saw she wanted to enter into
conversation; and none, with the exception o.
myself. wished to crafty her soon com mencec
dialogue on various subjects and things and
as q matter of course, put my best foot for ward
| Struck with my language, she exclaimed, in q
tone quite fattering to my vanity, Ia how
learned you are :" But the compliment received
a death blow. IF l was as high learned a
scholar as you" continued she, "l'd quit engi.
neerin', and go to keepin' little groceryP p
One Of the new fall bonnets in New York
"was made of fne grey felt, powdered over with
steel powder so thickly as.almost to conceal the
felt The effect was very be,utiful-llke moon
light upon the wrought silver This bonnet
was bound around the front edge and around the
curtain with a narrow band of mauvs velvet:
trimmed across the top with a broad band OF
velvet OF the same color, ornamented with a
tuft of black oats and steel flowers at one side
the inside trimmings to match, and strings of
maroon coored ribbon Another bonnet. some
what similar in material was of white felt pow
dered with gold dust, and trimmed outside and
inside with golden oats aud blue velvet leaves.
The strings we're OF broad blue ribbon, edged
with blonde"