Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-12
ALL SORTS OF PaRaGRAPHs.
The higher az as holds bis head the plain
We can see HE earr

The higher a. ass holds bis bead the palmer
We can see bic earl
What fruit does a uewly married couple
mostly Feeen5leI A green pear
About forty novels are Gov being issued Sc
rally IN Great Britain. nearly al 10 monthly
magazines.
The New York Tablet estimates. from sta
tstics furnished, that the total Catholic populs-
ton in Europe is l47 l94 600; in Asia and Ocean
lea. Cos 600: in Africa 407i 900 ia America,
4o'b'o, 200. total il tue world, 2D1 ,9Ol 200
"A writer 10 the Washington Chronicle an
oerstanos III Is the expressed opinion OF heads
Of bureaus that, a. Ehole, the employ ment OF
women in TIE departments 10 q failure" Turn
them out, certainly. They have COS 10 votes
The scientific name Of cattle murraiu in
E0gsnd B pDeumOnia pecorum eDizootica ~
Phosa The public are always demanding that
things shall De called by their right names.
There u no excuse nov FOR them il they miscall
this
The newest thing out is " plumpefs for
hollos checked dsm,els The plumper is made
OF porcelain. pear shared in form, tat on enc
SIDE and oulging out on the other. They 1T on
the inside oil the cheeks, giving round, plump
Appearance; hence doubtless their name.
The Norfolk Day Book. in noticing The rage
for camp meetings AZ the North. At the present
time, remarks that they have had so many camp
meetings in tue South within the last four Years.
that the people seem disposed to dispense with
the article =" az present.
"A granddaughter OF Chief Justice Marshall
is said TO be In great distress. at Ashland. Viz
gina, having been ruined by the war. She has
eight children, and her husband is old and kslp-
less. They were rich before the rebellion. but
invested all their money 10 Confederate bonds
-Harper's Magazine for Septsabsr hes an
illustrated poem commencing
'sweet Is the voice that cails
From babbhns waterfalls"
No joke is intended however
A letter toIa Nantuckes says ''she grass
grows on the Fiddle of the streets that once ech
oed 10 the busy feet Of trade Vast ediGees-
sperm candle manufactures, oil cellars ship
cheadsls' stores--ars abandoned TO the mercy Of
the. elements Whole hlOSR and rows Of build
ings deserted
The i've leading editors Of New York are Of
Celtic origin. Raymond is of Welsh descent,
Greeley IS of Irish stock; Bennett is Scotch
Celt: Bryant, Of the Post, is Of Irish origin,
Charles Moran. of the Comnaercisl Advertiser
is also of Irish stock
A large meeting of tAe Oldest planters of La
Fouche, La was recently held, when they re
solved to quit trying 10 raise sugar The report
of their committee argues that cotton cannot be
raised with the present labor force in the State.
and they recommended planters to turn their at
tentioO entirely to corn.
A very loquacious lady offered to bet her
| husband fve pounds she would not speak a word
for week. Done, cried the delighted hus
band. Instantly putting down the money, which
the lady as soon took up ana put IN her pocket,
observing naivelv that she would secure il until
the bet decided why" said the husband
I've won it already" and required her TO fork
over. Not At all" said the lady. you are
nista ken in the tme--I mean the week after |.
am buried" Thelady went shopping the s.nC
afternoon
= The Duchess of Kent, mother OF tAe pre-
seat Queen of England, being left widow
when her daughter eight mon.as old, de
voted herself faithfully 10 the greAs purpose oI
training her TO be worthy of the arown Thii
admirable woman proved herself avery way de
serving to be the mother Of the Sest Queen, per
haps, that ever lived. She sGssed the infsn
Victoria at her own bosom-alHays attended &c
its bathing and dressing, and Is soon az the ttl,
girl could sit alone, sue was placed at a smsl
table beside her mothers, AZ her meals, re
never INDUCED in any except the prescribed sim
pie kinds OF food-tbss early being taught ODE
dieEce, Temperance aid self-control. Her fathe
(iouTth son of George Ill having died very
deep IN debt, her mosber encouraged her to- q,
aside money which might have been eIpends
in the purchase OF TOYS. q fund TO pay the ae
mands against him; land she did t, too. mos
honorably and faithfullv-whst q mother an
what daughter = thus cultivating the virtue
ofiussies. forttude, fidelity. prudence and fila
devotion Through the whole period Of he
royal daughters education, tho counsel and ex
ample OF this faithful mother who was Der sol
GUARDIAN were constantly directed coward ht
ting her TO beeome--as she is-the best sove
relgg. morally speaking. that ever aat upon IN
; English throne.