Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
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The war deb; in Connecticut is 50 s29.-
1853 "a
The largest Indian tribe now in this coun
TRY Is the Camanehts. They number 90, 600
Hon John Bell and f,mlT arrived 10 v ash
vile last Wednesday night on the ChattanoOg,
train
Beef can be brought to Galveston for seven
cents per pound, gree nbacks, fer FIVE cents
specie.
There are /, 704 wooden factories in opera
ton in the United States The present crop of
wool is about % 600 900 los. The dem,n ex
ceeds the supply.
Robert Dale Owen is 10 have two ye,rs for
writing his life Of President Lincoln. auG his
publishers paw him 50 600 when he begins his
work, and $4,000 when he ends it.
Don Pedro Caniamo, the richest capitalist
in South America, recently died at Lima, leaving
fortune which, it IS asserted, exceeds the sum
of fl6 900 900 sterling, equal to $50 600 900
The employment of camels in carrying the
mails the plains will commence.
Omaha is to be the starting point in Nebraska.
aud Sacramento the terminus in California
AT Columbus, S c no less than 10. 600 per
sons are receiving daily Government ritions,
who have other means OF getting food for
themselves and children.
A good looking lady gave birth to a ine,
healthy boy IN the cars on the f stern railroad
on the 18Th. when near Boston. The lady apo.
Logged to the conductor of the train She
couldn't help it
There Is man down East who claims to
cure disease 10y laying on hands That is nothing
marvellous We have oursef, says the editor of
the Bingor Wing. when young, been cured OF
moral Oblquites by The laying on of the plren-
tai hand-severely
They do wonderful business in Holsters
down At Jonesport, in Maine, where. il il said,
five thousand are cooked daily. and four thous-
aud pounds of meat Is daily put up in air tight
cans OF one and two pounds each Some 100
persons are engaged in catching the fish and
scaling the cans They cali il lobster fac
tory.
"A ST Peer Num- paper siys: The
grasshoppers have oeeu hving over that place in
countless myrisds - The air for quarter OF
a milo high was filled with them, aud their speed
Was four or i've miles an hour. Through every
town or farm they passthey leave strong guard.
and the destruction OF crops of all kinds il sure
! 10 follow
An old darkey in Petersburg. Virginia re
Gently was heard talking on freedom. He was
giving advice u some OF his "colored brethren"
and said, 'stay Wild your msssa and work, he'll
feed aud clode you, but YOU cum 20 town and
gifts freedom: Tia like Confederate money-de
more you had, lie wuss ye is"
"A direct limo of s,ea mships between B.lti.
1 Ia In he tail alnl A 4
a recent sale OF Government vessels in New
York the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
purchased three screw steamers and one propel
Ter. and intend TO put them. without delay, in
operation ~ line OF ocean steamers
Hon Lewis Hanons, Who has been ap.
/ pointed Governor of Alabama by President John
son, Was formerly an Old Line Wing La 1859
/ Mr.. Parsons united himself TO the National De
mocracy. believing as he alleged. that that party
wa' the only rem aiming bulwaFk against the en-.
croachments OF the abolitonis.s OF the North and
the seces-ioni-ts of the South.
"A man who had been for eleven years the
starter" of the cars OF tie Brooklyn City Rail
road died on MONDAY IL is related OF him that
he recently fell asleep ia church. aud suddenly
awakening as the sermon about concluded
and I'm gnng himself on duty at the Fulton
Ferry. he exclaimed in loud voice. 10 the con
-
matter with that Fulton Avenue carr Are you
going ~ stay there all dayr'
Judge Wright. OF the Boston Police Court
has issued valuable pamphlc; Of thirtytwo
pages. entitled Juvenile Criminals, and plan
tor saving them" We quote single par graph
The sgntcate result Of this investigation il
this, that of the 70 764 chdrea In this city under
fifteen years OF with present systems OF ju
venile culture. fiicient number are suffere 10
grow up without the restraints OF Law and vir-
tue, 10 supply each year. TO the crim'nsl tribu
nails OF this city. e,shieen hundred children. who
are IN some way disposed OF as criminals
An exiled Pole describes in an English paper
"a cure for drunkenness" lie SAYS that the pa
tent must be shut ~ in room aud debarred
from all communications except with bis phys-
cisn. IA often as he plesses spirits sre given
him, mixed with two thirds Of water 50 also,
are all other drinks. as we'll as beer. coffee, or
vine mingled with one third Of water The va
rous kinds OF solid food are all prepared vi h
brandy. consequently the patient is in state of
continual in,oxcation This lasts about i've
days Al the end OF that time the patient I'm
plores other food. and ever afterwards the smell
OF alcohol acts As an eme,ic.