Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

There il more activity In real estate in nearly
all our large cities, including Ne- York.
A negro has been arrested a, Norfolk. Va.
for selling ssGssages 10 which the elsrs of kit
ten we're found ~
The General Land Office has received in
formation Of The discovery OF extensive gold de-
posts on the northern shore of the west end OF
Lake sspericr IN Inc northeastern iand distriet
OF hinnesota. "a - tt ~ - - e.
Two damsels, passing through the dsIot. .
DAY OF tso since. were having an animated DIS
cussion on The subject Of .es.ft1s.a and enc er-
claimed What DO yOs think. Asriai Is took
me thirty-f inmates this morning 70 make nv
water fall, = Boston Post.
The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle says that
grester steamboat facilities needed on the
Savannah River The boats row employed there
usually make from SO 600 20 $40. 900 the round
trip ra~ Ae. ..
SuRs RkNKDY ZOE FrLos-Taks soft soap
and stir IN aiI-slacked lime ill IT 10 OF the cor
sisteney OF glazsrs putty. Make leather
TN mbe, al i with the composition, insert the
finger aud the cure is certain.
William Astor il said to De sxesedngly
hospitsble and in the season" gives dinner
to bis friends weekly at which the richest viands.
| on services of gold and silver, are presented by
livered servants 10 his guests. William can al
ford il
The New Haven journal aud Courier, re-
| marking upon the vote Of Connections on the
| suffrage question, says: A New England State.
in spite OF her honorable record for the past ten
years, has cast such. a vote as would disgrace
Virginia. and would do no credit even to the
white-washed rebels Of South Carolina.
The Chicago Tribune estimates the number
Of Fenians in Boston at 900. which proves that
the writer knows little about the Order, whose
whole strength in this country, he Gays, is only
about 10000 There are in this city alone nearly
5000, aud We think more than 10000 in Mssss
chuse,ts-Bos.on Traveller
The State Consultation of Colorado i. rati-
fed by vote of three to one. The separate
vote on the negro suars &c clause is tour to one
against it, Ii appears that the major part Of the
miners OF that territory are sound on the "black
swan. whatever they may be on the goose.
Iii estimated that the tobacco crop in ID,
| valley of the Connecticut this year will be eous
to the value Of six millions OF COLLAR. Larg,
| quantities of Connecticut seed are exported &c
Cubs, 10 be returned in the shape of fne fresi
Havanas, and the export TO Germany is also very
large
Prentice say: The work OF granting par
dons at Washington proceeds steadily. bu
| slowly We cannot help thiDkine of tho idea o
DR. Franklin. who, when BOY. got weary o.
standing no and listening TO grace at meals, and
respectfully asked bis respected father whethel
it wouldn't do just as we'll to say grace over The
whole pork barrel at once -
Oyster facts Scientifically he oyster is $
lame-librsnchiate mollHscel Eloh oyster can
produce 200, 900 eggs Each young oyster is
the one hundred and twentieth OF an inch il
length, and about two millions may be pack ed
within the dimensions Of cubic inch Abou.
one half of ell the young oysters are eaten up
by old fish. Oysters attain their majority in two
years. The oyster trade of New York alone is
estimated at over SIS .000. 900 annually
MISSIONARY GRoUND.-Army Chaplain-"M =
young colored friend, can you readl'
| COntrabanG-"Ye Yes, sab"
Army Chaplain-"G.ad to hear il Shall
give you paperl
Contraband-"Sa rtin. m1ssa. if you please -
Army Chaplain-"Very good. What paper
would you choosef"
We'll. msssa, ii yon chews, I'll
take paper OF terbacker"
The Chaplain looked at the contraband, and
the con!raband at the Chaplain then the latter
sighed and passed on-Raleigh Progress