Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
ALI. SORTS o. PAxAGRaPLss.

The wells in the oil regions are oil flowing
with water.
The Mormon temple at Salt Lake City will
seat 3 900 persons
Petroleum has been used instead of fab OF
for dressing leather
The oldest officer now in the army il Adu-
tan, Pelcocke. whose commission bears date
March 81, 1888.
The entire population of all states and ter
rrories on the Pacific, belonging TO Uncle SIM
is 675 900.
There we're 70 900 sick aud wounded in all
the military hospitals on the 3lst day of January
1865
-" Live as you will wish you had done when
you come to die" Next in Importance, vote as
YOU will wish you bad done when you come TO be
taxed
The president has ordered that on the 18th
OF April. the 4lh anniversary of the fall OF Sum
ter. Msjor General Anderson shall raise the ma
tional dag that fertilization.
A Chicago merchant. who went to that city
ten years ago with only 81 % in his pocket, has
just been taking an inventory and finds that his
stock now amounts TO Sij2.O0O
= Boston has had but two street commission
ers for the past thirty years and more The pre-
sent incumbent has served about ten years, and
his immediate predecessor served twenty three
wears
Mrs Grant and Mrs Stanton witnessed a
review recently in light spring bonnets The
Empress Eugene. at the last reception discarded
hoops, snd wore seventy eight lace skirts
Tom Taylor has produced another success
fu play in London. called " Settling Day" 1t
Is in i've acts. shows 10 the dangers and extrsv-
agsnces OF stock speculation, ard is said TO he
good tor run equal 70 the Ticket of Lesve
Man
A man 80 Boston had the curiosity on
Wednesday last TO note The names Of twenty
five of the gold spectators at = certain boa rd
and on re erring 10 the tax list he fo1nd two OF
them ONLY assessed--one on $40 and the other on
/ Sl64 income
AT the convention of Sorgo growers, held
f recently in Baltimore, Mr. VIM Clough. of Gin
+ cinnati. reported the subjects Cor discussion 4
careful estimate of the profits OF sorgo in that
regiVn gave $50 81 pes acre above corn.
The Platteyille Wis Witness notes the
return home of Miss Georgisns Peterman. ~ho
+ has been for years n drummer in the 7th
f Wisconsin regiment She lives in Peterborough
. j. about twenty wears old. wears soldier clothes
and ! quiet ami reserved.
In Glasgow Scotland the number taken Up
yesrly for drunkenness amounts TO one IN every
fourteen aad 4 h.ii OF the population one il
seven of the adults; ono in three OF the men, but
iaa one thEd are women, so that IA fact one III
every teu women. and enc in every FIVE men
are taken drunk "a the police sistien every
+ year
A gentleman in Brooklyn. \ Y has re
Covered IL q suit SD 900 damages. of = man ~hO
+ c,llei b II a cop2erhesd anu traitor The Nes
Yoik WoFl6. in noticing the cise say:
This made Tue poor photographer pay PRETTY
dearly :or ais impairment loyalty. Other mem
bers of the party founded on great moral ideas
will please &c note Of tins just verdict "
A letter from Charleston 10 The Washing
+ ton Republican stvs.
Ex-Governor Akin il one of the largest slAv e.
/ holders aud wealthiest men o; the south Since
/ the occupation Of Charleston by our forces. he
has reported tie nsnes o. ali his slaves. sever
hunired aud dsty la number. TO the cOmmsn
dsnt ct the post. and given each family farm
ou one OF The most fertile sad productive ISLAND,
or The Coast. places them on IL, aud ala are vel
} started IN life Such deed deserves 60 be re
corded.