Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-28

FIRK AT wAAsAv-The drag ssors u d r.
PottInger. at w.rssv. vas entirely consumed BY
Ere on Sunday night last.
Beef Is worth nine csns a pousd IN Terre
Hauts. and prime apples sell for 81 50 per
busbel.
SEooSD CRoP or SrRAwBERRrrs The yslps
that place, gathered sixty quarts Of strawberries
last week, and sold them In Chicago for 81 80
per quart.
The following produce items are from the
Lspor,e Union:
Tie growing whea. crop looks better than
usu.I At this season Of the year. Batter is
scarce and The prico very high, ranging from
ADD opions are abundant. OF good quality and
cheap. Eggs bear q good price In Liporie
They sold at tbirty-fve cents per dozen last
Saturday. Eggs ihirty-1ve cents per dozen and
neuspapers two dollars per year Is rather out Of
proportion. A dozen good hens will produce
nearly az much 10 A rear as couutTy printing
Office. Pumpkins are selling in our streets q,
fIom two to three dollars per load. Potsioe,
are brought in freely, and sell at from thirty 10
IDftF ufr ftuAs pc bNehNig afNDiNtHk w uNtttl
There il an abundance oil thsm. The rot de-
stroYed q portion Of the crop, but not enough TO
affect prices materially.
We extract the following ten. from ,b,
Columbia City News:
Black walnUts we're never 80 Euu erous as thii
season. Wherever there is a walnut tree q,
ground is literally covered with them. Th,
writer of this paragraph, with the help Of = boy
gathered abouttwensy bushels, one day last week
in the course Of three hours.
On last Wednesday night MT. - Egolf wa
attacked BY two highuayueu, west OF town, snC
robbed Of $50 aud a silver hunting case watch
Mr. l.. bad been a. Fort Wayne that day with
load OF wheat, which he bad sold. aud was on BIZ
wav home when attacked aud robbed. The coun
try is full Of tbieying vagsbonds, who ply thei
vocation with immunity.
CRY -LIxE-Night rObberies are OF freQuen
occurrence in our fast little village. Here a citi
Een's residence is entered, toe head OF the housa
eased OF what little cash he has on hand, snt
there another is ~waylaii. as be wends bomeward
and Knocked down and robbed. No one Is sal,
from these thieving villains. unless. like editors
be is dead broke" all the time.
The Circuit Court is now IN session, Hon
A. l. Osborn on the Bench. The Court hs
been principally occupied 81 in assessing fines agains
liquor dealers. for retailing without, license
About one hundred cases have been disposed o
without trial-the defendants pleading guilty. ant
psying FIVE dollars fne and costs, in each case =
Laporte Union.
MIR. John b. FraveI, of this city, has rip,
raspberries and LAYTON blacsberries OF the sec
ond growth in his garden. The raspberries ar,
very large. firm. and Of 6De favor.
We have noticed several apple trees with a few
blossoms on them-plum trees may also be seer
in bloom. May roses in some places are as full
Of buds and blossoms "a they are usually 10 June
-LapoTte Union.
On last Sabbath evening son Of Mr.. Forbes
who, with his family. was passing through thi,
city on bis way to Missouri. had his thigh badly
fractured when about a mile and a half from th,
city, by having his loot caught in the spokes o
he wagon. he was hanging on behind th,
wagon, and heedlessly threw his leg over th,
axeltree, when his foot was caught as stated, anC
twisted around tie axel.-St. Joseph Waller
Register.
The Evansville Courier says: "On Satur
day evening last a little lad, about eight years o.
age, son OF Mr. Robert Emery, of New Albany
while gathering beech-nuts on the knobs, fel
from a tree, q distance of abou. forty feet, frsc
turing his skull. breaking one arm, dislocatinl
his wrist. and also iujuring bis breast. Tho fam.
lily physician. DR.. Lsnge. was Immediately SEN
for. but the little sufferer had expired before he
reached him., having lived but about half al
hour after the sad accident.