Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

PITY without relief il like mustard vitho'
beef-Punch.

PITY without relief Is like mustard without
beef-Punch.
Flame color is the fashionable tint on Broad
way for gloves.
Married. the other day. 10 Sweden. lad
sixteen years old and widow thirty eight. She
has farm. and has taken the boy home
The Lancaster Pa Intelligence says that
Mr. Buchanan will soon give TO the public q
documentary history Of the latter part of his 81
ministraiion-
A coroner's jury in Wales returned YER
dict, in the case OF a woman Who died suddenly
that "she died from congestion OF the brain.
caused by overtipalatiou-"
A widow in Sonora, Mexico. Who has $50.
600 acres of lsnd aud three daughters, wants
some smar, Yankee 20 come out snd marry one
OF the girls and superintend her farm
"A line OF government teams and wagons,
three miles in length, arrived here yesterday
from Lexington, Ky there being no further use
for them in the blue grass region
"A monument to Past Grand Master Wildey,
the founder of Odd Fellowship in this country.
10 TO be commenced in Baltimore Thursds Y
next by The formal laying OF the corner stone.
Martin Luther once said. in his terse way
" God bures his workmen, bat the work goes
on =" With mourning deep and universal. this
nation follows its honored chief 70 the grave; but
the Work goes on.
-Tne oldest male citizen in New Haven is
Rev. Jeremish Day, ID d ex president of Yale
College. who is now in the 93d year of his age
His mental faculties are yet vigorous. and he is
patiently and cheerfuiiy waiting all the days OF
his appointed time until his change comes"
-" How long uill il take me to go TO Rich
mond p asked an eager officer at City Point OF
a veteran brigadier holding command there.
soon after got the good news | can't
say how long il will take YOU was the answer
" it has taken me three years ADD eleven
months -
The Boston Journals Washington CORES
pendent saws il Is thought that General SheG
mans course has been Influenced by bis father
in-law the Hon. Thomas Ewing Of Ohio. OF
whom President Lincoln said that he was the
olly northern statesman who had perssteBtly
urged him To revoke the emancipation procla
nation.
-Sheridsn was once staying the house OF
au elderly maiden lady. in the cOuntry, who
wanted more OF hiscomDsny than be was will
ing To give Proposing day ~ take a
stroll with him, he excused himself on account
wards she him sneakng oat alone. So
Mr Sheridan said sac, =" IL has cleared up.
Z" Just little. ma m enough for one. hnt not
enough for two"
"A shell struck the l4th Indiana battery =
few days ago, before Mobile and produced mos,
fatal effects. IL struck the csssOB, thus adding
to its own havoc that Of many other SHELLS which
were exploded by it. Oue poor fellow was burn
ed and blackened into CHASTITY and shapeless
10 so Ootbers were scattered about dreadfully
mangled. wri;bing in serce agonles. some with
arms and others with legs blown off; and one,
more unfortunate than ALL with an arm and both
legs torn away Another remained standing at
ter the shock. but the fiery fl me of the powder
had scared his eyes as though bolt from heaven
had passed over them. Thick darkness wrapped
him about forever, and putting out his quivering
hands before hiGl. ii 20 assure himself. no pit
eously asked Of bis comrades. as bis mind wan
dered dimly over former recollecIions, lis il al
ready night?' Such sight sickens and appals
The stoutest heart: God grant tina, the hour ma,
not be lar of when our country shall see them
no more