Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-04
STATE Items.
"A Chicago firm will pack beef in New Al
biny, commencing the middle Of November.


Boise City paper will be interesting to many of
our readers:
THE death of DR.. Talbot, which took place
last Thursday, will be learned with sorrow by
larger circle of friends and acouaiuttnces than il
usually the lo' OF men in his profession to enjoy
He had, since 1859, been engaged in the practice
of his profession IN California, Oregon, and at
last 10 Idaho, making, wherever be went, almost
as many friends as be had acquaintance. not
less by his successful and skiliul course of prac-
tice than by bis emnently social aud friendly
qualities His advice vas sought wherever the
sick could hope to avail themselves OF bis treat
ment. and there is little doubt that overwork has
tened the progress OF the disease that closed hi
life. But few days since, and while so sick
that he could hardly speak, and could not sit up
we called on him for a few minutes. during
which time one OF his old patients in-i-ted Oh
getting carriage carry the Doctor few
blocks distant. To prescribe Tor hi -ick hov Dr.
Talbot wss born September 22i, le06. near
Richmond Va, ana was therefore nearly 6lty
six years of age. While quite young. his iatner
with his family, moved TO Kentucky where his
minority was spent He settled in the pra, tee
of MEDICINE in the State of IIdiana ana in 1854
was elected State Auditor in 1859 be went 10
California, where he remained in his practice Till
1868, WIDEN he bees me one of the pioneers OF
Idaho eTrltorY from which he has been absent
but few months at time since His funerel
yesterday, was more numerOuslv attended than
any that ever before occurred in Boise City"
FATAL AccIDENr-A MAN SHoors HIMSELF
Henry Singer, young man highly esteemed,
was accidentally shot and killed on Saturday
near L.uesvllle. Harrison county Mr. re-
sided II GAINESVILLE he was out hunting. ana
while climbing over fence. his gun Ga double
oarreled shot gum at haif-cOck. was discharged
by the hammers catching on rail Both bar
rels were discharged, ana took effect in his abdo
men and shoulders, causing al most instant death
N. A Ledger
Hoes We had. on Saturday. an interesting
interview with one of the heaviest pork dealers
and packers in Southern Indiana He informed
US that he had just closed an extensive CORES
pondence with drOvers In this section, and was
informed by nearly every communication re
ceived, that stock hogs were plenty ard the corn
crop probably the best raised in the past ten
years. He informed us that it was the general
opinion among packers that the market would
open in November at not more than s. or s. 50
per 100 pounds The supply will be very large
We understand that three packing houses will
operate in this city the coming season--N A
Ledger
The LOCKS AT THE GRAND RAPIDS This
structure, We understand, is in such dilapidst TED
condition, owing to the bad management of lis
officers, that the locks at the present time cannot
be used The works on the lower end are giving
way. and which, if the lock is opened. would be
washed of by the heavy current OF water AM
attempt was made few days ago to bring
steamer through, loaded with wheat for Starlight
4 Co, of this city The project had necessarily
IN he ad far ba bal
md all, would be total wreck We are III
formed that quantity of freight for this city is
stored away below the Rapids until the locks can
% repaired --Vincennes Sun.
INDIANAPOLIS AND VINoENNEs RAILROAD Con-
AMY AT railroad meeting held at Gosport.
md September %. 1865, Mr.. Franklin Landers
vas called to the Chair.
After explaining the object of the meeting.
which was to organize the Indians polls and Win
ennes Railroad Company, the Chairman an
bounced that owing to the absence of the Knox
county Delegation. there lacking Sl2 900 |
# sufficient amount of stock to organize the
company.
On motion OF Judge Franklin, the amount was |
qually divided between Morgan. Owen and
Greene counties and imme diately taken
Upon comparing the books aud adding no the |
took, it MAS found that there was $50 900 /
AIKEN
On motion, the stockholders then went rto
n election for Directors which resulted - fol- /
ows:
Director for Marion county-Thomss A
dorrs
Directors for Morgan county-Fraukln Land
ers. Giles B Mitchell.
Directors for Owen county-W William NJ
franklin. James " Archer. K T. AbrelI
Ilrrpef d. NJ
li-sick. Andrew Humphreys George K. Ta,Ior
Gu motion, an election was "a held by the
directors for othcers, which resul, cd as follow.
Presideni--T homs- A Mo,ri~
Wee Presdei T. William NJ Franklin.
Secretary snd ITetsurer-James " Archer Z
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Indianapolis Journal. In
annapolis State Sentinel. even County Jour
al, and all other papers along the line of the
roposed road be requested to publish the pro
ceilings OF this meeting
The Meeting then adjourned.
" A. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
BOLD AND DARISe RosBERIEs On Thursday
e recorded the bold snd daring robbery by
ang OF three men. OF Fred Sauderson. whose
ou-e waS entered and he assaulted on MONDAY
ight IL j. DOW demonstrated that a regular
* tulzed gang was engaged in this bold robbery
ad that lbs gtuk L * ending its operations 10
l:ious sections OF the county
L.,t night. about 9 O'Clock, as Dr. Eli Bower
III III lady. OF Gfeensille, were returning iron
sitting = patient. and when Within about a mile
10 a half OF Greenvile. they we're assaulted by
rec scouudrels One Of the men took hold of
le horses bride. ~htle the other NO. with ,
'cked reyOivers placed near the heads of DR. B
ID bis vile. demanded their money o. course
isis stance vain. ard Or. Boyer was compelled
surrender his pocket book, containing STA,
The hishSsymAn.
This done, one of the robbers seized the watch
DR. B and breaking the cham appropriated
% his own use The watch. We understand.
a. gold one, valued ~ SIS The robbers a
en 10 pollte manner bade the Doctor and bis !
DIV good i.ht. and took their departure
Shortly after the occurrence OF this bold and &
ring robbery. The same parties, a. Is supposed. :
ent % the house Of the toll gate keeper, two c
lies this side OF Gfeenvills, aud with pistols :
aeed a. his head. demanded what money be
ght have 10 IN the house. The gate-keeper 4
iug entirely deieuceless. had te give up his 4
oney. $50 10 all. The thieves then insulied
a abused him in a scandalous manner and de-
uped N A. Ledger