Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
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The boys at the Meriden, Connecticut. State
Reform School do their own tailoring
-lIuenos Ayres il quite as dirty and good
deal more unhealthy than New York.
At a pic nic in Albany today. two wooden.
legged men will run race for S25
The largest known haul Of behring's was
made in Salt Pond. Narragansett. on Thursday
over $4,000.
Ten thousand Canadians. it is estimated.
have emigrated to the United States within three
months
Didn't you suppose, sir, that kept Bbleg
No; didn't think that sou kept Gods word, n
knew you never kept your own.
The people OF Minnesota are clamorous Tor
the humiliation Of the Indians The Indian
troubles are no sooner over than they break out
airesh
Rebel uniforms were sold al auction in Rich
mond the other day at ten cents each aud great
many boxes full now scattered around the
city on the backs Of boys and negroes
Over 1000 children and adults we're con
firmed at - Peters (Calhoc) Church, in New
York. Oh Wednesday. The communion was ad
ministered to 200 adults. fifty of whom were
recently baptized converts.
The lager bier brewers of Philadepha were
going to ask SIS per barrel for the beverage,
when the retail vendors met aud resolved they
would not pay over Sl3. deeming it "inexpe-
dent" to charge over FIVE cents das qlas for
bier
mo inequality on account Of color" is the
amendment certain persons now demand to the
Constitution An exchange proposes to cut the
controversy short, and settle the whole difficulty
by constitutional amendment requiring all chill
dren hereafter to be born white
1t is reported that the Southern Bishops of
the Protestant Episcopal Church anticipate no
difficulty in the way of fraternal reunion with
their brethren of the Northern Dioceses at the
next meeting of the General (trennial) Conven
ton i'll September next.
The Savannah Republican coatains a curl
Gus statement OF the heights aud weights of a
Kentucky family OF eleven persons, the shortest
OF whom Is b feet high, and the talest feet
IL: the lghtest weighs $50, and the heaviest 256
the last named being the mother OF the
TRIBE"
Joe Brown is not confined at Washington,
nor is Mr.. Stephens in close durance at Fort
Warren. Both parties have received great cour-
tesy and favor, and il is not believed at Wash
ing,on that either will be prosecuted
Judge McAffee, Of Bloomfield, Davis
county, has pocket-book in his possession
which was once the property Of Abraham Lin
coin, grandfather OF our murdered President 1t
was made by sister of Daniel Boone, and is a
curious piece of mechanism 1t has the name of
Abraham Lincoln on il in needle work. 1t was
made before the Revolutionary war.
A singular little propeller has just been COM
pleted in Jersey CITY This novel craft is liz
feet in length and FIVE in width. the bow being
modelled after ocean steamers. The miniature
vessel contains small upright boiler and en-
CINE made by lad fourteen years of age The
cylinder Is but one aud three quarter inches in
diameter. and the length of stroke ouly three
and half inches.
Since the organization of tho Cooper Shop
Reireshment Saloon in PHILADELPHIA. in 1851
there have been entertained 326 0O0 soldiers
passing through that city. on their way TO the
seat OF war. at expense OF $4,000 This
noble institution, together with the Union Vol
unteer Saloon. have been entirely supported by
the contributions Of the people of Philadelphia
Monsieur Carme, the famous French billiard
ist. now in this country. has made three chal-
enges: first, for playing French carOm game
OF 25O points Tor 81 900 a side: second for play
ing four ball cvrom game of 500 for 81 900
side. the pushigg stoke to be omitted; and third
for the champion cue OF America Dudley Kav-
anaugh, the bilii champion Of America, has
accepted the three challenges