Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

"A rebel officer was obliged to disband brig
ade. recruited in Richmond, for want Of clothe:
for the men
The spectators in California are searching
for petroleum in that productive state No re-
suits have been announced.
The empress Of Mexico drives a neat little
ph@ton drawn by six mules-two in the shaft
and four abreast in front
The large. wealthy and popuious town oil
BeDnington-s Vermont paper says-hss only
fifteen citizens who report an income OF over
$500, the amount exempt by the law.
John 0verton. ihe Tennessee millionaire
who gave S. 900 900 10 aid the rebellion, has de
serted the cause. and Is once more peaceable
citizen of Nashville.
The assessed value of the real and personal
property Illinois Of Tor the years 1868 and lS64
amounts TO the following sum: For 1853, 1891,
y99, ISL. and for 1864 1855, 7s5 ,626
A lady. more favored with fortune than with
education. at soiree which she gave, desired
her daughter 10 play 1.-The fashionable new Nal
ady she got from London last week " The
pretty girl obeyed, aud il was very catching
The Massachusetts, abolitionists who did so
much by tactiOus talk aud facIious deed TO force
the country into civil war are working hard TO
save their own personal peltry by filing their
quotas with southern negroes.
An ingenious Bostonian has discovered a
real resemblance between the hero of Bunker
Hill and the victim of Fort Fisher Warren and
Butler, he thinks, have this common claim on
the reverence of Americans-that whereas The
last thing ~heh Warren did was 10 die for his
conn ~. the as. thing which Butler will do will
be to Gle for ms country
Mr. Sumner 10 very apt to be vulgar in his
comparisons. de said OF the free state constitu-
ton OF Louisiana, in debate the other day, that
il was nothing more than a seven months
child. begot,en by the bsyouet on the BODY of
caste. The galleries were crowded with
ladies' Spring feid Republican.
-Children who DO not ike castor oil can have
il prepared in the recepI Paris fashion: The GUAM
tity OF the oil prrAcrioed i placed in pipkin
the FIRE. and al = is broken mo it and stirred
I'D When cooked little salt. or sugar, or cur
rant Jelly SHOULD BE added. The patient cannot
possioly>deiect the medicine and will most likely
cry for some more Of the mixture.
The following i specimen of French wit
aud wisdom:
The Courier des Eats Unis-a French paper
published in New YOrk-in reference 10 Mr.
Lincolns inaugural rhapsody is bo,h epigram-
NAUTICAL and sensible. Epigra mmaticsl in saying
that while Mr.. Beecher is d political orator, the
president of the United States pronounces re-
lgi0us discourse" Aud sensible. in it, allusion
TO the significant sentence 10 N4poleon's recent,
address, .;h4t "the sword often cuts through
questions without settling them"
The edition OF the New Te.tamens in
which everything is made TO conform strictly to
Bapiis. principles, has a, length been issued IL
reads after this manner: 'Iu those DAYS came
John the lmmerser. preaching in the wilderness
of Judea Lei Us hope that 20 one will be
novel TO issue another edition which shall read !:
:. In those DAYS came John the Sprinkler" etc
The great body OF the BaD,isis il this country
have no sympathy with this movement