Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-29
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Twenty tribes of Indians are expected 10 join
in the grand council to be held uear Fort Smith
on the Let proximo.
Tho number Of men now remaining in the
Regular Army. including officers, does not ex
coed for;y-six thousand.
Twenty FIVE thousand public animals have
been sold under the direction Of Gen. Ekip, pro-
ducing over "a 100000
The Vie Parisenne states that the heat has
been so great in Paris during the week that ladies
have found it convenient "to wear their hair in
their wardrobes"
There are seventeen grain warehouses 10
Chicago, with a total capacity of $685. 900
bushels. OF these. two have capacity of a
million and quarter each; the lowest is 75, 900
bushels
The Petersburg Express says: Northern
capitalists have recently made large purchases of
land 10 the mining districts OF Nirginis. and pro
pose in short time to start quartz mills and
gold extracting machinery.
The Saucy diamond, owned by a Demidoff
in Paris, is valued at million of dollars. 1t
was once swallowed by servant to save il from
thieves. who killed him, and restored to its
owner by post mortem operation.
In digging about the foundations OF the
Church OF Bosnian, an old Saxon ediice in West
upon a stone coffin, which, it WAS ascertainsd,
contained the ashes of the youthful daughter of
the old DANISH King Canute.
1T is said that the sum of $40 900 has been
raised at Louisville, for the re establishment of
the Courier, in that city, under the management
of W. n. Haldeman, who has returned from his
search for his rights in the South. after four
years Journalistic service against the Union
A New York srm have made, as a present
to Mrs. General Grant. set of jewelry OF gold,
worked in with wood taken from the apple tree
under which her husbands officers met General
Lee on the morning of the surrender at Apo
matox Court House
There are now about 10 be offered Tor sale a
vast quantity of railroad stock, two hundred and
twenty locomotives and thousands of cars bav-
ing accumulated in the vicinity OF Nashville. The
value OF the locomotives is nearly 1--WE millions
OF dollars. The determination OF the authori
ties TO come down to a peace establishment and
reduce expenses as rapidly ss possible, has the
hearty appreciation of the people.
The New York News says that "at the sp-
preaching General Conference.-The M. <. Church,
South, removing all sectional features from its
discipline, declaring its loyalty to the Govern
ment, will take n field in every State of the
Union, as distlu-. organization, browning upon
every effort to ma xe its ministers the plmps Of a
party, resolved TO be true 10 its bridegroom and
guilty Of 10 adulierous intimacy with nam
mon.
The writer OF communication in one Of
the New \ ork papers says be has been engaged
for twenty five YEARS az clerk and teller in a
leading bank in this city; that he commenced at
a salary of 5000, and now has 81 500 for the
support of wife and six children. During that
time two cashiers of the same institution have
died They received salaries OF $4,000 and
50 500 per annum. bUi one left fortune OF
5000, 900 and the other $500 900
AT Ada and Lyons. Michigan. Mr.. Van
Auken is extensively engaged in growing pep.
peEmint for dIstiilation. He has nearly two
hundred acres growing in the two counties This
is az easily grown and highly renGnerative pro
duct. giving four crops from one planting of
roots. The one hundred acres devoted 70 this
crop last year gave ret profit of FIVE thousand
dollars.
The Richmond Wig makes The folleMiug
reference 10 the dog Hero: The dog Hero, gu
exhibition IN the north, is creating almost a.
much excitement as japanese Tommy Hero is
a hero indeed. and quite upse;s the adage that
nobody - q hero save IN his osn country. What
We have to say is this: The exhibitor Of the dog
dog though be may be himself-has allowed
10 pass current the assertion Of bis lecturer that
Hero, once upon time, tore The heart out or a
Union prsOder. confined in Castle Thunder.
Hero il iueapsble.of any su-h sanguiGary deed
OF blood, aud the bloody tragedy, se have
authority for saying. originated only IN The mud
died brain OF him who gave utfersnce 10 II