Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

-Jen.lng. count, offers $500 bounty to vol
unteers
Tho Rochester Sentinel has changed
hands. Nsfe is the proprietor. snd wm. osgood
editor.
Thu Button Banner says the growing
wheat is not standing the winter as we'll as would
be wished.
An election was held In Wells county on
the 2ist inst. for the purpose of determining
whether an appropriation Of $500 TO each volun-
teer credited TO that county. The vote was IS
follows: For the appropriation. 742: against it.
54s; majority in favor, 1873.
The Clark County Democrat is to be re-
moved from Charlestown to Jacksonville.
A destructive IRE occurred in Viucennes on
Tuesday last, The following losses occurred:
Graeter & Bro, loss sl2 900; insurance So
900. The building belonged to Mrs. Owen Nc
Gone. and was valued at 81 200; insured for
$500.
William Greens loss, $1,000; insurance. 50.
900.
E II Gardner's loss. 600; no insurance. His
stock was mostly saved through the e~xertious OF
the citizens. The building belonged to William
kurtz, of Princeton. and valued at about 81
600
NJ Eluere sustained a loss in damage TO stock
and building of about $500.
A draft meeting was held recently 10 Spencer,
at which people were present from all the town
ships in the county. Nothing was done but to
vote down a proposition for the county to appro-
pirate a bounty. The opposition. it is stated
came chiefly from men not liable to draft.
The New Albany Ledger says the revival
at Rockrort continues. and many of the prom
inent citizens of that town have united with the
church. The same paper remarks that a revi-
val Of religion would not burt the churches in
that city
Several cases of small po1 have occurred
ia Richmond township. Fountain county.
- REAL ESTATE SALES IN CRAWFORD Cous
TY The re-. estate market in Crawford coun-
! ~ is greatly Excited. and large Quantities of land
are beng sold daily. A gentleman from that
county informs us that during the psst week OF
less tbsD ten thousand acres Of lands in that
comfy have changed owner. Old settlers are
selling out and removing 10 other locations. and
the county il rapidly filling up with a new pOpu-
ietion. The result of this will soon be manifest
10 an era of great prosperity in that county.
and little Crawford will ere many years take
rank among the wealthiest aai most %enterpris
ing counties in Southern Indiana.-New Alhany
Ledger.
I he Fenian Brotherhood OF Terre Haute
numbers seventy members
One company Of over seventy volunteers has
been raised ia Terre Hau;e.
Quail shooting will be illegal after the lst
of February.
The commissioner of Johnson county have
levied a special law 20 raise \ bounty fund Ii
will yield SOS. 743 thinking a bounty of about,
1926 for each volunteer. The Jenersoniau
thinks the order should be 80 smended ss t. er
empt from taxs'io'- nien who have been in the
army for a length Of time and ste discharged,
anG those TOW IN the service
The citizens OF Wayne county propose 10
raise SlO0 900 to secure the location of the Ag-
r%icultural College in that county. if that sum is
required.
The first National Bank At Nav Albany
has commenced business
The commissioners of Wayne county have
increased the bounty provisions from $500 TO
$500.
-FKARFvL ACCIDENTS We hear 4 painful
rumor of a couple of fearful accidents in La
grange county. One is the Drowning OF all the
children, except three. attending one of the
schools there, by breaking through the ice on a
mill pond, and the other the burning I'D of A
family of children in a farm house. the house
having taken fire and been rapidly consumed
Goshen Democrat