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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
The Ram StonewaII.

The Washington Chronicle Of saturday. de-
Scribing the ram Stonewall. says:
Her hull i completely armed with plates Of
wrought iron three and half inches in thick .
ness. longitudinally placed and covering her
from the level Of the upper deck nine feet
DOWN. ards. or fiNe feet below the water line
She also has an inside skin Of iron about
half an inch in thickness, and her decks and
beams are 81 the same material. the former be-
ing additionally covered with plank about two
and a half incheSJ in thickness. Her wood work
l. Of great solidity. and the vessel taken a. a
whole. IL a remarkably >trOac and substantial
piece II naval architecture Above her upper
deck there j light bulwark Of wood. extend
ing entirely around. and about five feet in
height. Her turrets. which are stationary.
are eight feet high, and covered with YER
ticle plates Of wrought iron. four and
half inches thick the most eN-
posed sides, and elsewhere about four
inches. I'm the forward turret there are three
poris. one directly IN front and one on either
side IL contains splendid three hundred
poundcr Armstrong rihed gun. which rests on
mahogany carriage. running on circular
track. - that the gun can be trained 10 either
oi the ports. In the after turret there are four
p0rts. two on the bows and two on the auar-
tcr>, and u contains two seventy Founders cf
the same construction a. the other, and simi-
larry mounted. The first mentioned has bore
about ten inches in diameter and the two lat
ter about six inches. The beak j. heavily ar
mored. and pointed with sharp aud heavy
piece Of steel. thai would penefraie almost any
substance against which IL might be driven
IL slopes gradually. and with a slight curve.
from the top of the forward turTet 20 the point,
the latter being about seven feet below the sur
fact Of the water. It. length from a perpen-
dicular line dropped from the top Of the slope.
l. thiriy-thrce feet. IL l., indeed, 4 most for
midable offensive weapon.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
Nail Gleanings.


Ajudgnest for els 200 has been made against
thirago IN favor of an individual who fell
through an insecure sidewalk aud was badly
injured.
Mr. Bonner. a resident Of Erie. Pa. was so
shockingly burned, last week, by the accidental
o,verinrning of kerosene lamp, that she
died In great agony.
Extensive fires prevaiicion the AlieghenIes,
West OF Altoona, during the early part of the
present week. The effect by night was truly
brilliant.
The law courts of Lynn and Colmar. France,
nave decided that the particle de placed before
ones name l. not sign Of nobility. and that
therefore, any one may Use it, whether he IL a
noble or not.
\ woman in New York had a respectable
gentleman arrested last week because a for
tune-teller had told her that a man Of hisap-
pearanee had stolen her jewelry.
IT The most remarkable ease Of indecision
We ever heard OF was that of n man who sat
up all night because he could not de eide which
10 take on first, his coat or his boots.
The Springfield Ners SAYS that a young
man named Rhodes, resident Of Clifton, Ohio
was murdered In cold blood in that place ON
the lith INST, by man who had been dis
carded a. a lover Of his sister The lnur,lerer
name not given. had first a difficulty with the
young lady's father, which was amicably ar
ranged ny young Rhodes. Afterward the two
young men met In a saloon, and. without
proNocation, the murder was committed.
TWO PICTURES CAME To MY HOME.
Two pictures came 10 my home
Two pictures lovely % see;
They were bright a. the tinge on the autumn
leaf,
As graceful as heads In the harvest sheaf;
They were angel faces 90 me.
Two pictures came 10 my home.
To liOhf IL nm and Laef. ,yar,f,
What wonder placed them in settings rare
These pictures two with their ilaxen hair.
And projected them both from harmy
These pictures are in my home.
And third is between the two;
love them all, God knows Lom much,
And eagerly long FOR their soft lips touch.
And 10 look in the ewes Of blue.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
From New York.
The Presidents Lestcr-Disappoint-
ment-iatcr from south amcricn-
building Fell DoWn-Choicra Pre-
vcntafiNe AT Havana.

~
NEW YORK. December l.-Presdcnt John
son's letter to Governor Holden dissppOints
those who had hoped he would insist on the
admission Of southern members Of Congress,
n il shows he will insist on an honest compli-
anec with the terms Of his policy Republi-
can members OF Congress already here show.
in conversation. they believe the President has
undergone decided change in his feelings to-
ward The south, and intends 10 apply the
brakes. day or two since he expire ~sed lIim-
SELF much dissatisfied with North Carolina for
defeating ". W. Holden. for Governor. against
his known and declared wishes.
Holden will probably remain n Provisional
Governor Tor months 10 come.
Adyice> have been received from Rio .Janeiro
10 the ith of November, brought by the
steamer Havana. This i the opening of rcgu-
lar communication with Brazil. 10y direct
steam mail route.
II was expected "a; Bio Janciro that the war
would soon he over. The victories of the allied
forces over the faraguayan~ are deemed de-
ci>iyc.
Gold i al par NJ Rio Janeirc.
There i no further news relative 10 the
movements Of the ParaguayanS. They had
recei,ed another repul>e AT Corrente>.
Professor AgaSsiz was, at last accounts. fol-
lowing the upward course of the Amazon
river. lie had discoN ered sixty new species of
hSh.
The return Of the Emperor 20 Rio Janeiro
viii DC marked 10y popular ictes. At the mint
a geld medal j. To be struck i his honor.
Il = expected there will be- large immigra-
tion into Brazil from the United states. >ey-
cral gentlemen from Louisiana were In Brazil
seeking suitable localities for emigrant, Al Rio
de sued
The sudden disappearance Of Mr.. Charles
RaVford. an American merchant. ha> occa-
stoned much comment.
IN old building on the corner Of Pike and
Pearl streets. fcll last night.
The HsralTS Havana letter Of November -
say: The authoritic, have called for a loan
of Slooso. ~ mako ne,essary preparation for
cholera at Havana.
Formidable band, Of rohber, have been dis-
ptr~ed ON tho Island
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. December |.
Flour market quite dull; sales at s. jO@
- for superiine; SSgS - for new extra; S9@
8 80 for old extra, and - 75@l2 10 for family
and fancy.
Wheat dull and lower; sales Of old red at 81
%, and new at 81 20.
Corn dull and prices nominal; new is held at
45c.
Oats In good demands sales at l2c IN cleya-
tor.
Rye quiet at S2c for prime.
Hogs dull. 1t j. difficult to give accurate
quotations. The rates asked are Sll jO@l2 O0
net, and - 5O@l0 % gross. Receipts 2,l05
head.
Provisions firmeT.
Old city mess pork could have been bought
at S2S 90; new is held at so 90. the latter the
asking rates.
Green meats closed with rather more firm
ness. at 9l4 II and l5l<c for shoulders. sides
and hams.
Lard dull AT poe for prime.
GrOceries quiet,
Gold l45i(llS.
Weather clear; thermometer u.
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synopsis OF Legislative Proceed

In the SENATE yesterday. the bin defining
who shall be competent witnesses 10 testify
in any Court Of Judicial proceeding in this
State, was returned 10y the Committee on
Rights and Privileges. with an amendment
adding the words, "or blood" after the word
color ON motion, the bill was made the
special order FOR next Tuesday; two a. NJ.
The Common school Bill was taken up and
debated during the entire morning session.
several amendments thereto being voted down.
The bill was finally recommittcd by a vote Of
26 10 -.
\ resolution was adopted in the afternoon
session, requesting the Auditor Of state to COM
munieate 10 the senate the current expenses Of
the Government each year, since 1851.
The bin for the relief Of the Treasurer OF
Clinton county finally passed 10y 81 10 10.
The bin dividing the state into counties. de-
hning their boundaries. etc, was taken up. but
after some debate was reoommitiel.
In the HoUsr. memorials were presented In
raver Of Temperance and one'for claims.
The Joint resolution ii. H. A, proposing 10
amend the Constitution in article T. section -
was taken mp and debated. and reeommitted
70 the Committee on Judiciary.
The joint resolution. No. ~, 10 equalize
bounty and pay between the veteran aud those
who more recently enlisted in the late war.
coming uP. IL was amended 10 grant pensions
90 the surviving soldiers Of the war Of 1872.
and then ordered Ia the engres-ment ansi third
reading.
The >chool-lnoney Diversion bill II. X. 80
was referred 90 the judiciary COMMITTEE
Nearly the whole Of the afternoon session WAS
taken up in the discussion Of Mr. shuey's
Temperance bill. and the further discussion Of
il postponed and made the special order for
Tuesday morning at ten o'clock.
The state debt bill was taken up aud made
the sfseis' order Tor Tuesday next. > 4. ~: af-
ter which the House adjourned.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
Disaster nc Sca-NixOn's Circus Conn
pnny Smstain q Heavy Loss.

NEW YORK. December 1.-The steamer star
Of the Union. from New Orleans on the 2lst,
has arrived. She was detained one day AT the
Pass by the military 20 send dispatches.
The United states supply steamer south
Carolina arrived al Southwest Pass Mississippi
river. ON the 2lst nt.. having Ia tow the
steamer Catherine Whiting, picked mp nj sea
on the 10th ult.. totally disabled. She was
from New York for Galveston with a general
cargo and passengers, among whom was por-
tion Of NiNon'- Circus Company, en- route for
Texas. The steamer experienced very heavy
weather I'm which She lost her rudder. screw
foretopmast. aud had hermachincry complete
" disabled. with the boilers adrft and rolling
about IN her hold, and the circus company lost
overheard all their trained horses and u
portion Of their tent and cquipage.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
New York Markets.

EN 1ORk. lttccmDcf
Cotton duh, heavy and dropping sales at 80
@jlc, chiefly 5le
Flour market. for western. Is dull and 5Cd2Oc
lower, while for sound extra State the market
j. steady: sales at SS 30CtS b for extra State:
~ SOFAS 30 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
- OON 10 - for trade brands, the market clos
ing dull and heavy.
Whisky closed heavy at 81 3i0t2 - for west
crn. and - 316t2 30 FOR old
Wheat heavy and about lc lower; sales at
81 13Gtl - for Chicago spring; 81 s3dl IS for
Milwaukee club. and ~ s2@t - for amber
Milwaukee, the latter price an extreme for eX-
ira choice: - H. for amber State. and 81 7O(d
90 for choice white western.
Rye dun; sales of western 81 o0@l -.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt quiet.
Corn opened steady and closed heavy at Ola
Ole for un>ound. and 9j@96ls for sound mixed
western. and 91@l5c for high mixed western
nearly yellow, the latter price extreme for
choice.
Oats quiet sales at iS@53c for unsund. and
6D@6lc for sound; 6lG62c for Canada, and 62c
for state.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at 13lI@l4c for Cuba
Muscovado, sndl3lz@ 13l5c for Havana.
Molas>es quiet.
Wool quiet
Petroleum market j. steady at firm sales
AT 4lc for crude. and 7lc for refined bond.
Pork tirmer but less active, sales ut SIS
00M2S 10 for mess. closing at S2S II for
cash. and S26 OOC0 26 - for prime mess.
Beef quiet and steady; sales Hole for plain
mess. and li@l1c for extra mess.
fierce beef in demand.
Bacon more active: sales at 15iSc for Cum
bcrland cut, toarriye, an,l l5c for long ribbed
cut. -
cut meats quiet and declining; sales at l36c
lil4c for shoulders. and l6@ l9l.c for hams
Dressed hogs dull at l2ikd l2a4c for city.
Lard duh AZ lS,d BE.
Butter dun at 2Sd 40 for Ohio. and Boa ijc
for state.
Cheese dull al l4d Zoe.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money easy at per cent.
Sterling dull at lGdlGl4.
Gold without decided change. closing at
NJ l475z.
Government stocks steady.
Freights 10 Liverpool dun and dropping.
Ohio 4 Mississippi certificates, ~ Canton.
46i4; Mariposa. l6; Mariposa, preferred. 22I /:
New York Central. 9s1k; Hudson, l0S7S: Mich
igan Central. l5L; Reading IL: Michigan
Southern. 16I,; Illinois Central. l3l: Cleve-
land Il Pttsburg. 939z; Northwestern. B6I 1:
Northwestern preferred, 6j5s: Rock Island,
loNZ: Fort Wayne. 1pji4.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
From Boston.
Negro Convention - New buryport
Murder a Hoax.

BOSTON. December LA Convention Of the
people Of New England T. in session here. for
the purpose of having the Constitution Of che
United states altered, a. 10 hx IA general
qualification for voters IN all the States; 20
have settled. what IL citizenship, I'm Our-Own
sense, and 10 look 20 all matters concerning the
c0lorcd man aud his status in the land. 4. l..
Remond prcsides over the Convention, which
is quite largely attended.
Eugene Van Buren,. the sailor. arrested in
New York on suspicion Of being the murderer
of Jackson. the clearinghouse keeper, in Han
over street. has been discharged, ne having
proved himself 10 have been absent from the
city when the murder was committed.
The reported murder and robbery Of a sol
dier in <cwburyport. yesterday, was a hoax.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
Later from Brazil.
Col. Wood and his Emigraut scheme
--Thc paraguaynns - The steam
M

NEw YORK, December Further advice.
from l,io Janerio state that Col. " ood and par
IS. who went % Brazil % negotiate for lands
for some GDO southern planters, had met with
an enthusiastic reception. The President
promi~e~ all aid ia furthcrancc e the prqject
The Parguayan- arr said 10 have Withdrawn
their battcrie, from the Lower Panama river.
The iron clad Brazil sailed ffom Molete y lido
October lG 20 join the Brazilian squadron on
the Pasana.
The crew of the wrecked ship Duncan have
been tak.n on board the bark Hazard.
Five thousand bales 81 cotton arrived AZ san
tos harb0r during October.
The President of Para j. carrying out the
project Of steam navigation of the Paraguay
and Castins river.
SIX steamers recently employed in the Z. :.
service. are az Rio Janeiro for sale. with no
purchasers.
Tho L. :. cutter Lookout, returned 10 Rio
Janeiro October -.
The ship Alfredo Barton. for alpsraiso. put
in o. Rio Janciro on the ~. Her spars were
damaged.
The gunboais Mystic. Brittania and shaw
mutt were at Rio Janeiro November Z. The
BraziliaEs are much olated at the establish
mcnt Il a line Of steamers TO the United states.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
The Latest Railroad Disaster.

EAsToN. PA, December The railroad
disaster occurred west of the White House A
coal train going up grade broke in half AMI the
rear end ran back down grade The express
train came round the curve AT full speed and
ran into It. The engineer and fireman jumped
of the train and were not injured. The first
passenger ear ran through the baggage ear.
and all that were killed and wounded occupied
this ear. The other passenger ears and the
sleepingcars were not damaged. and no one IN
them hurt. The killed are horribly manglcd
and scarcely recognizable
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
Chicago Market.

NIIlCAGO, UtttlnDtf 7.
Flour dull.
Wheat advanced 1@3c; sales at 81 32It tG1l 20
for No. |, and 93Cd9ic for No. >.
Corn advanced 3@ ic; sales of No. at l2c
and No AT ale,
Oats dull at 26lz@27e.
IIghwines dull and nominal.
Hog market active.
FrcightS nominal.
Lard dull at 25Cd 26c.
Mess Pork held at S21 0O@2S %; buyers 0fler
SD 10.
Receipts Flour. 1920; Wheat. $4,000;
corn. y 900; oats. 1900.
shipments Flour. 1000; Wheat. 10000:
corn, 1j.OO0; oats, 1O,4oO.
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From Nashville.
Another of Heffernan's Murderer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C0firmed..COt

NASHVILLE, December l.-COtton ranged
from 80 10 iOlsc. small lots of choice brought
brought ~. Very little demand: shipments
lght receipts 40 bales. River five inches on
shoals,
The CITY Council today confirmed the cons
tract made 10y the city government with Niles
works Of Cincinnati. for building new engine
for the water works.
Another accomplice in Hciiernan's murder
was arrested Yesterday. named John A. Perry
He Will be tried by Military Court Martial.
tomorrow morning
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
Marine DfSa~ter.

NEW BEDFORD, December THE steamer
City Of Bath. from New York for Boston. ran
ashore. Thursday night. in consequence of
the Engineer mistakng the signals. The tide
flows IN her ut open ports when She keclS over.
\ steamer and steam pump have gone to her
assistance. and she probably Will come of all
right
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02

NEW YORK. D,ctniler l.-The whole
amount oi powder. shot. caps. cartridges. guR-
and pistols shipped from New York 10 the
lnsurreetonary states. from September ~.
l~A'. 10 lleeember /. iS6S. are as follows: sport
M ~ pow der. 2i9.a3s pounds; blasting powder.
49, pounds -hot, I.C4i.t .tr'4 pounds: pcrcu--
10y s"ps' SIil 30; cartridges. 29i 400: guns,
l,*-zi; Pistols 5.62o.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
BUILDING LOTS
On North Tennessee street,
For Sale at Auction.

tHE UNDERSIGNED WILL sEIL AT PUBLIC
III Auction. Wednesday. the C:h dsy On D-r-.,r-,
isos TOO building lots North Iennessee street
ned hall square outside or the CorpOratisu Lne And
nearly opposite The residence of Or. X H. harry M
iots are ~ feet front by 2oe deem comprs,- La
so ~ and south part Of lot No. H. in Drakes sdsa
ssa ns thin square Of the present terminus of de
and one alley the side s ~ re-
IkkNs-ons- third cash balance IA on. .,x tn.
~ y notee sns mortgage. Sale as o'clsck
A L HrxT Co. Auctioneers
noy2S dftkdc S,5,G.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
The uee,iurofcourr....

The New York Commercidi calls upon Con-
gress now 10 soon assemble 10 reVolutionize it,
whole system Of taxation. lt declares that
none q The taxes nj present levied 10y the Fed
cral Government ART proper and justifiahle;
that custom house duties impede the exchange
ot comoditie~ with foreign countries. 10 the
great injury ofcycry Interest II the coulmuni-
unjust. leading 90 frauds. and revealing that
which should hc sacred. aud that
The only proper and Just modes of leNyinC
taNc> are direct taxes ou real estate, and A tax
on all sales II commodities Both these faxes
readily resolve themselves into a tax ON CON
sumption, being incorporated into the price Of
commoditic, produced. or the services render
81 by those vi he pay them.
I'm regard 10 currency. 10 l. impossible 70 cN-
aggcratc the evils inflicted on the country hy
the present forsed use II the LEGAL t,n,ler noies
which constantly. and often VIOLENTLY. fuciu-
ate In value without apparent reason The
u>e of such a currency renders all operations
of industry and commerce uncertain and ,lifS-
cult. AMI the constant fiuctustion~ which a
produces In the alue 81 an thiu-S. induce per
sons % abandon industry aud commerce L. o,.-
cupy themselves in the tempting. bat uupr,-
ductiVc sphere of spccUlaiion>.
tonEre>s should promptly ppeal the hal
tender aet. and enact that. thereafter the Trea-
sury notes q the IRits~I state shall i.e re-
StiNahie m pay ment &C an taxes and duties ,luc
the 6Qternment Of The United state. and >hall
~ redteinahlc IN gold. an deinaId a. the sub
lrtt>urt in The civ r. fNcw York. This would
undoubtedly 4i once mahe the Treasury notes
al the Government n equal vai,,e with eold
Throughout tiic "a Whole country, anal tb, ,ytII
thcreaItfr D. voluntarily used iv IN, who'll.
rcney.
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IT \ passenger swearing terribly in the
ear on the Boston and Providence Railroad.
was approached 10y young minister with
more zeal than discretion. who said 10 hum
abruptly. My dear sir 30 YOU know where
you are goings-straight 10 hellrr Just nv
ID luck replied the man. looking the
minister in the face with an alarming air. and
suddenly fnmbling for his check, :" bought a
ticket for Providenes.''
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02

NEw oRIf ,SS. Dccsmher Cotton de-
pressed; .9po bale, ~old az lnc sugar firm al
l1a4c. Exchange on NcN York p, cent dis
count
The military authorities 40 Mobile refusing
% obey the hal'eas corpus in the. caSe Of
lFNtcr. charged with cotton frauds asalnst tie
oNcrnment. are sustained by the President
The Mississippi Legislature passed the ~
cmption hili over tll,. Governors veto. II cN-
empis from the execution of a Judgment on
-,i.opo worth II property BELONGING 10 the head
II a family. child. ttc. The legislature did
not pass The stay laN over the veto.
prOVoSf Marllal Courts have been closed An
Texas. General Kent. Provost Marshal Gene
raj q Texas. arrived here on the 3l>t NoYem-
Der.
lMyNe hundrcd troops of thc Foreign
Iess.h .srri,od - hatlsora- 10 roinIorve t;enc-
raj Melil
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DUNNVuIE. {. w. December The barquc
Marsh i ashore seven miles above Maitland,
and breaking up. She i loaded with wheat
AMI corn. Crew all saved.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02

II The Chattanooga rolling mill i now
working about five hundred men. who are en-
plovcd day and night re-rolling rails for south
ern railrosds. The rails are made ~ good A.
new and shipped a soon as finished.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02

IL IL 4 announced thar IA. r,iu,o,. -, g..
traortinary attitity'' In the Sav, D.,,,. =. -
a{t, sl''.oiii lli = si-.,lo~ Il fouRdaiiunv w.
seo'nu . $50" eNPs'' 'eN u Sleepy Hollow
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02

\ tNo headed child has been born alive in
London IL i heavy affiiction 10 its mother.
a. the extra head l. 20 attached that the small
est twist or sudden movement would cause In.
slant death. = =
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REMOVAL.
IL T. MONAL.

ID N. sPicER & CO.. Real Estate Agents and No
ID. tares Public, beg leave TO respectfully announce
70 the pubic, that they have removed from Ne. 20
North Illinois street, to 2& West Washington street
over bradens Book store, where they hope all
their old friends aud many a choose TO
come. They think by their superior accommodations
and very large and complete assortment OF property
for sale, 90 please the fancy Of all who wish 70 buy
Thankful for the past and liberal patronage ber,te
fore bestowed theu they hope. by close attention TO
business and disposition To please TO q coufinu
ance Of the same.
The Office will be open from six O'Clock A. ~ TO ten
Horses and bugses always readiness to show prop
erty deci.dst
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
BOAR DING.

RoAkDiSG.-A fs~ respe>t.bie gentlemen can be
Sor1h fenns3lvania street = = ma 30 cs.s
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02

oNEl-FkAhtNG. puTin- The prs,alene.. ~
the cholsfa ih l~3e. tti- f.-src.-s ~, tbe .,,,h
.rn plant ttion> bcraine drtadnIlly alarmed
work one day. and =, tadk fim..fr - -
woots. ~ here a. Wa found D., the oy,r..-.r
fast asleep. Being taken o. ta>k Ia him, a.
excused himself on tae ground { laf. MOI -,
"prtp@rsd o. dIe. Ia basl gone q ths ,ya.sis
O. " mediate q" kuf how w.. II thst -,
went q slctpt" said the 0NcT~.tr: L. 6i..b
the yoang darksy replied. We: I Sr,,t
know. mass. how that was. 'zactiy- btlt /
,i.k niust ofer-prayed my >rii" This may
N part. console those preseheF- " ho ar. some.
Inn I'M .'srt'a,d ~ -sins ilIsir heuer~ sSic,p