Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-18
ALI SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS

Heavy robberies are daily occurring in Bal
timore.
The state debt of Kentucky is more than
$40. 900 600
Flame color is the fashionable tint on
Broadway for gloves
There is in London female preacher. a
Mrs Thstlewate, who has obtained quite a rep
utation as public orstress.
General Lee is said, by a contemporary, to
wear bis old gray uniform because his poverty
will not permit him to buy other clothes.
On the site selectsd for the "Antietam Ma
tional Cemetery" is a spot called Lees Rock, -
the place where General Lee stood during the
battle OF An;ietam.
-Heensn, the bruiser. has married an English
GIRL and retired from public life. to spend bis
declining years in keeping ar inn.
The fuad of 100000. proposed to be raised
by the Unitarian Association, must be nearly
completed. At the last official report the sum
realized was s94 4e6 o.
Geo. d. Reed, the holder of free ticket
has received 81 600 from the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, for damages sustained by
him IN consequence OF an accident TO the train
on which be was riding.
Richmond ought to be well ruled at present
from a military point of view, at least The
Wing Of last Tuesday contains three columns OF
military orders, emanating from two major gen
erals and three brigaders.
Chief Justice Chase. while in North Caro-
lima, stated that 1.-The administration would con
tinue military rule in the rebellous states unit
they were thoroughly Ieconciled to immediate
emancipation and the policy Of the govern
ment"
The Druids, as we are informed by Amm
anus Marcellinus. believed that the souls of gOoC
men were waited, in progressive course. frou
planet TO planet, enjoying at every successive
change sublime felicity than in th'
| last
| Empty whisky barrels that have betl
stamped by the government inspectors sell a
| s. each in Chicago. They are reflled will
whisky which has paid no duty, and in that wa,
the government is cheated out Of the 81 per gal
Ion. Whiskysells at 50 % per gallon in Chicago
II costs 40 cents to make it.
They are getting twenty-five dollars worti
of gold per ton from quartz dug from Baker
Mountain, in the town of Moscao, VI aine Some
| twenty-five dollars in gold and two dollars il
| nickel have been obtained from a ton of rocl
taken from ledge near Norwich, Connecticut
Lord Chatham told Parliament how thei
rebellious provinces should be trested-quotius
/ Prior:
! BE TO their virtues very kind;
| Be TO their faults little blind;
! Let all their ways he unc mined,
| And clap your padlock-on their mind.
The people wish to feel and see that the re
turn to peace is real. We wish 70 have once
more the pleasant days OF the past return, and {,
! feel that
''No more the thirsty entrance of this soil
| Shall daub her lips with her own chdren's blood
No more shall trenching war channel her fields
Nor bruise her fowrets with the armed hoofs
or hostile pisces; those opposed eyes
| Which. like the meteors Of a troubled heaven
| All of one nature, of one substance bred,
| Did lately meet in the intestine shock
| And furious close Of civil butchery,
| Shall now in mutual well beseeming ranks
March all one way, and be no more opposed
Against acquaintance, kindred and allies"
The father of Commander Winslow. of tn
kearsarge. died lately in Charleston, leaving BIZ
property by will to his son. The executor OF th
estate has made return to the heir of ST. ,00l
of worthless confederate bonds Besides thi:
sum, he had house on the estate which wa
burned during General Sherman's march.
Madame Hortiz, German lady living in st
Louis, is said 10 be the Oldest resident there
| She was born in Vincennes Ind in the veal
1851, making her one hundred and eight years o
age; she came to ST Louis soon after il wa.
| settled in l764 She sew without the aid o
glasses, and has sound teeth. She wears hand
kerchiei around her head and has but few gra,
hairs