Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21

The pOst-ossco at Dadlsytows. Brown
cous,v vas broken into on Friday night, and
robbed Of s4O0 IN monsy sas goods. The Post
master vss q merchant
The Chicago aud Great Eastern RailwAy has
located its Division repair shops a. LogsnsPOri.
Il Is hoped that the Company viii slso be induced
TO locate is geenersl construction shops AZ the
zane place.
The Evansville Courier says there are At
least too huudred destitute families IN that city.
numbering a thousand persons. who will have 20
b. aided by the charitable through the winter
The Township Trustee Is soliciting donations IN
wood AID coal. and October 30 IS the d! se-
leeted to bring in tho contributions.
Some time ago. q gentleman died N New
| York City, leaving ~ viii = million OF dollars
chiefly for the benefit Of poor children ihe
will vas carried Into Court through The unseem-
ly strife Of different societies 70 &c. the legacy
when the Court decided that the will was VOID.
A brother Of the deceased. who was named as
executor. resolved to distribute the money &C
| cording tn the desire OF hs brother, 40 really IS
II the will had been sustained. Already he has
giv.n away $50. 900 among different institn-
ion, and $3.50, 600 TO the News Boys' Lodging
Rooms Of that city. lie has tho balance OF the
million TO distribute. and claimants are as plenty
a. autumn leaves. IL is q rare thing for a man,
With a million of dollars in bis hands, TO give i
away because a dead brother desired il to bt
doHe-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The E~nauirer is informed that this gentleasr
ia a citizen Of Terre Hsute. Indians, and hal
been for more than forty years. Chauncey Rose
was the appointed executor OF bis deceased
brother, John Rose. of New York. and he ha.
been disposing OF the property (decFsed TO be BIS
own by the courts) just as the EnQsirer states h'
has done. Ii is, indeed. q rare instance of self
denial. but il il very much like Chsance,
Rose, II no one else. The blessings Of th'
orphans and the poor will fail in grateful
showers on his grave, as will the regrets o
the people OF TeITe Haute. when be dies. H'
has clothed and fed the widow and fatherless IL
New York, and be has done more than all other
to build up this young city, his early home II
tue West Such men should never die. The,
will surely not be forgotten--Terre Hsuta jour
nal.
Tur RESULT IL SuLLIvAE-In another col
umn We publish an Official statement OF the result
Of the election in this county by townships. l
will be seen that the Democratic ticket 10 elected
by a very reduced majority; the Recorder by 20
and the Commissioner by 29l majority. Ii
nearly ell the townships the Republicans rolleC
their full strength, TO the last man. In this anC
one or two other townships they got some Demo
Gratis to vote their ticket because their candidate
for Recorder ia incapacitated for manual labor
having lost a foot al the battle OF Franklin, Ten
nessee. Fifty mere votes would have covered
their entire strength in the county. To theiI
shame, be i: said, over a thousand Democrat.
stayed away from the polls, or. not taking 6
Democratic paper. we're not advised OF the day
when the election would be held. Enough good
Democrats were found, however, with sufficient
attachment for the party TO save the ticket from
defeat. We hope the party will hereafter heed
the lesson which this election gives.-snllivar
| Democrat.