Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

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atsly IL il expected 10 be completed b, Christ
mas.
The Evansvillisns are engaged ia warm
upon the railroad question. One
party takes the ground that the present road. the
Evansville and Charlottesville. the stock OF
which is worth only twenty cent. on the dollar.
is ample for the demands of trade porth-ard,
while the opposition cOtieBd that the construc-
ton Of the Evansville Straight Line to the Ohio
and Mississippi. running on parallel With the
ether. a few miles to The eastward, would add
vastly TO The business facilities and prosperity Of
R,.nsvfllo COL O. -Joues is the ehampion
Of the new. or rather old project revived, and
Mr. IDgle, its President. makes q square and
vigorous Gghrfer the Evansville aud OfA"iofds
vile We think the whole mailer will result
principally n Wind
Governor Morton thinks the Democrats
want TO swap of their gray coats Governor.
how would q do for them 10 turn their coats, as
you did once upon a tmel-f A. Ledger
The Governor has penebant that way. e
DR. William NJ. Daily, Chaplain Of Benton
Barracks. St. Louis, No. having received she
appointment OF Special Mail Agent for the State
Of Louisisna, his wife IL now in our city superr-
tending the removal Of bis household goods to
the latter State. in which the family propose TO
take Up their future residence Madison Cou-
risr.
few weeks ago the Indiana Methodist
Conference. upon his application. refsssd to re
store DR. Daily to the position ia the ministry
from which be was deposed Tor gross immoral
conduct.
There has been more sickness through bout
the Wabash Valley this season than has been
known tor many years. The diseases are gene
rally Of a mslsrious origin aud subsiding
somewhat upder the influence Of the cool
weather Of the past lev days -LsfaJe cite jour
nal.
-Thers has not been as much sickness in i've
years as has afflicted the people OF this county
for the last four months The diseases are all
of bilious nature, principally chills
aud lever, bat are more severe IN their attacks
than this disease generally Is. Everybody lie
wishing for frost ~ destroy the malaria
Brownstown Union.
The corn crop in this section OF the country
10 larger than il was ever known TO be before
We we're lately shown q load that was grown on
the tsrm of ID A Fish. near Shsrpsyille, the
majority OF the sars OF said load being at least
ely nt inches in length, and IL was said that Eve
rows across teI-acEe field filled the bed which
must have held twenty FIVE bushels Thi. illus
trates the fact that 1T We do have the ague here
ia Upton. We can beat all Chrstendom raising
corn Upton Times.
SUDDEN DEATH or AN Oh SEITLEk.-On Mon
day, the 81 Instant, Mrs. Martha Lafollets was
sitting in her chair ia apparent good health, talk
ing with her son, when, without moving. she fell
from her chair aud expired in few minutes
Mrs Lsfolette was IS years of age. She had
been living with her husband who now mourns
Der loss, nearly 70 years old In company with
him she removed to this county Oil years ago
and resided here until summoned d resienee
in heaven. Sixty years ago she united with the
Baptist Church. and lived exemplary chris
uan-d.ing a she had lived She was noted for
her good common sense. her energy, her charity
and her piety.-N. A Ledger
TBE FKSIAS DEMONSTRATION AT LAJAIETIE-
The Fenian Brotherhood held Q grand demon
straton to day (Wednesday) number of dis
tngushed visitors arc present, and tao members
OF the org ani1 alton. after forming in excellent
order on the puolic square, msrched through the
streets They are fne looking body OF men,
and the perfection of military drill is eviHccd in
the tramp. tramp" Of their marching.
ne ecf'lCe3 ~ Tue OGtnONC DufNlng gfsunQ
this afternoon we're deeply impressive. The
occasion was the Inauguration OF monument 10
Rev. Edward 0'Flahery. This evening, a. be-
fsre announced. an opportunity we'll be Afforded
our citizens 10 learn more OF the objects and pur
poses of the Brotherhood. The hall will be
thrown open the public for free admission
aud leading FeniaDs request Us 10 extend TO our
citizens a cordial invitation to be present. La
fayette Courier.
TuR CAsMvrRE GoAr-Ths Cashmere goat
krst introduced into the United States by
DR. James b. Davis in ls49, and about the time
tina, the war began he had raised enough to begin
to supply the North. but during the rebellion
could not send them here Mr.. Geo @. Meg
guier, member OF company that is breeding
these goats. j. in the city for the purpose of
forming companies and calling the attention OF
farmers to this branch of stock-raising, which at
no distant day will become a matter Of great
importance 10 agrlculiuralsts.
An ordinary fleece from Of these animals
weighs at least i've pounds, which sells in the
New York market for S. so per pound, making
about sSl per year for each goat. while there is
but very little cost in feeding them, for thsy are
as frugal and hearty as the common goat. The
fabric manufactured from the fleece is not only
the most beautiful but the most durable in the
world, and il is the union of these two qualities
which makes il so costly
The co,t at fret is considerable, the goats sell
ing at shout loo, but each one vill make q re-
turn OF five per cent. The cross with the com
mon goat, even the second cross. Yields q beau
uful fleece. though not 30 long as the pure blood
The importance of thi, enterprise is greater than
usually supposed, FOR. deprecats as We nav. iu
sheory, tue desire If fine and Hazardous apparel.
the desire Is universal and will be gratfed AZ
whatever cast. The home demand tor WOODEN
fabric of the kRest texture will continue TO be
large. urgent and permanent. aud the home sup
ply should correspond to II. Adams Earl, OF this
city, has purchased two Of these goats. and proba-
oily olher citizens will make similar inveslments.
Lafayette Journal
AkRKsr OF HoRsE THiES-ExCIrIss ApyEs-
rVkE Our reader. will member tha, me two
three weeks ago we made mention Of the
stealing OF the cfrFisge horse Of Captain John
Ford, OF this city The horse was taken by the
tibet TO Providence. Warrington county and
traded for another. which the thief aftersards
sold. IN few days after the trade vas made,
however. the police got wind OF it. and through
Their Efforts Captain Ford recovered his property
On Monday 10 came - the knowledge Of Mar
shall Akers that the thief vas At Mitchell, and
Deputy MARSHALL Kendall vas dispatched to arrest
him, which he did. Is turns out that he is =
citiZes OF New Albaay, named John Msi.ox.
and well knewu character 10 The police Mr.
Kendall informs us as shat since be stole the
borss Of Captain Ford hs has stolen three other,
al Of which he has dlsposed OF.
When TAX en- aboard the csrs bv oftcar Kan