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This Is TO certify that The paragraph pnhlshea IN
eral Me,edlsh stating that General Sol. Mercai!h
had been removed nom bis command At Fadueah,
Kentucky, at tho demand Of prominent heutuck.
iaus who assert that his policy eaSored strongly OF
rebel sympathy" etc. was printed bJ nc Oh lho
authority Of Hon. G. ". Julian. NJ G., whose nazn..
was appended to the manuscript copy received at
the Rtpahucdn ot11cr, May le!h, 1856
fStpnedl Il. r. TRACY,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
From New Orleans.

EXTRA SESSION OF LOUISIANA LEGfsiAICRE--
COTTON MARKET-GENERAL CANBY TURNS
OVER TO CITY AUTHORITY CONTROL OF VA
RiOus DEPAR1AfENTS--GENERM BAIRD
SUCCEEDS GESARAL FULLERTON
sIPPI LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS, November ll.--C0itOn firm:
sales 1900 bales; middling at 55@5G.
The steamer Cambria from Liverpool has ar
rived.
General Candy has issued orders turning
over To the city authorities all sanitary regula-
tions that have been held by the military since
1862. Also rcSigning all control over the
State leVce work on the same. lie has also
Withdrawn the oNoSt-marshals from all the
parishes, except in certain eases. Also stop
ping charity issues Of rations to persons not
connected with the army.
General Baird relieved General Fullerton To-
day. lie announces that he will not alter his
predecessors orders.
Governor Wells has issued proclamation
calling special session Of the Legislature on
the 23d. on the ground that the gravest inter-
ests of the state demand the presence of the
Senatorial act i'm Congress.
The condition Of the people Of Mississippi
appeals powerfully for protection from inun-
dation and disastrous consequences, Sand tate
creditors have long and patiently looked for
relief
At Jackson, Mississippi. General Howard
addressed large aSsemblagc Of freedmen. He
assures them that the land will not be divided .
that freedom i a privilege 70 work and tell
the truth.
The Legislature Of Mississippi IN, stuck on
negro testimony.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
From New York.

GENERAL GRANT MORTALITY AMONG Ne
GROEs-AN IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED
No MORE CASES OF CHOLERA REPORTED.
The Herald's Washington special says: Gen.
Grant and part Of his stan leave Washington
for this city Tomorrow morning.
Commissioner Cooley. of the Indian Bureau
l. IN Philadelphia for few DAYS
Col. X. T.. DeRnSsey has been brcVetted Brig
sdier-tieneral in the Regular Army.
Reports show the mortality among the ne
groc>. during the war, varied from 81 To 40
per cent, making some fatal inroads now a.
before peace During 1851. deaths in the in
terror Of North Carolina amounted 10 50 per
cent. Of the whole colored population. OF these
sections. the Medical Department Of the Bureau
complains that they were powerlesS To stay the
progress Of the disease. The surgeons were
scattered throughout the Southern country.
and funds were not provided requisite for the
employment Of local practitioners.
The survey Of the Mexican Grant, Laguna
DE Tsche. which has been in litigation since
1854. WAS finally settled by the District Court.
which has awarded the whole claim. save
1850 acres. The survey upon which the pat
ent was about "a be issued covers $500 acres.
The Musical Mutual Protective Onion pub
fishes card saving they believe if difficulties
with the theatre managers were better under
stood by the people. IL would condemn the
conduct of the latter Association, which num-
bers about .2O0 members.
Arrangements are making for a parade of
l.4tn policemen. III tili> city. on L lhuI>HaA.
No eases Of cholera on board cholera vessel
has been reported The disease will soon en-
tirely disappear.
The Tunisan Embassy leave Boston on
Wednesday. the a2d inst. for Halifax. thence
for home.
THE WRECKED BRIG MARY ANN ARRIv Al
Oh SOME OF HER PASSENGERS.
Mr.. !. 4. Nichols. agent for an extensive
spanish house. arrived last evening. being one
Of the fourteen passengers who sailed on board
the Mary Ann for Havana.
One Of the members of the firm who were
owners Of the vessel. with his wife and two
children. were also CA board.
The vessel was wrecked of FRYING Pan
shoals, and MIR. Nichol, and nine Others were
taken Ia the First Mate boat. and afte- four
days Of peril were picked up and kindly treat-
Ell 10y the officers Of the brig Brazil. and
brought 10 this port.
female.
The member II the firm and family. N ithtbe
captain aud Others took 10 the Captains boaf
and since which have not been heard from.
Mr. Nichols states they were Obliged Ia onen
the veins Of some of the party and thus sur-
Niyed by sucking their blood
The steamer Virginia. nom Iiverpool on
Octoi'er eoth. and the United Kingdom from
GLASGOW on the sd. arrived TODAY. News
anticipated.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13

Margaret BurkholdeT. not then married 20 John
Bishop tozzen Mark. was a frequent visitor
~ hrr sisters and here was planed this gigan-
tie system of robbery.
Hawk. a. an employe. had got possession Of
a freight ear key. Nhich was broken. but by
nling answered the purpose. During the last
three months Il lisa. immense quantities Of
goods were missing from the cars. and no one
was suspected. The goods were carried 20
Hawks, there divided. and the shares Of La
vlda and gniia carried y their mother and two
brpthers, Henry and Thomas. down into the
country. 90 their home-on horse back in Z
carriage and IN sleds. ON December 3lst
W are and Margaret were married The cars
Of the railway company furnished them with
an outnt Tor housekeeping. The stock Of Mr.
hrause, from Pottstown, Montgomery county, -,
was piliercd. and great quantities Of towels
carpets, slips. silk dresses and shawls taken by
this woman from the ears. his goods having
been SHIPPED for Indiana. Pa. John j. Burk.
holder was opposed 30 this match.
Things went on swimmingly. until. i'm March
oi this year, traces Of the missing goods were
then observed. search warrants were obtained
aud the result was the discovery Of about
thousand dollars worth Of goods al Hawks
and Wares. Thi. being but mite Of the
amount missing. led 90 the suspicion that some
wa concealed at Burkholder's Ware having
been arrested. he told them where il might be
hid. and as the search continued. great pack
ages Of goods were found hidden i'm the hav-
nov, IN the cellar: under the potatoes, in and
about the outhousos aud everywhere that goods
could or would be hidden. Lamps and oil
cans OF the railroad company were found i'm the
possession 81 BurkhOlder, and stolen goods
We're found In every part of the house-in the
chests and trunks of the girls, and even upon
the persous Of the boys. Ii was impossible TO
convict all the descendants without the testim0-
iIy Of Ware. as nine-.enths OF the property IL
was not possible 10 identify.
John H. Burkholdcr owns a large farm, and
was in no necessity Of resorting 10 this mode
of making a living. The trial was doubly i'm
presSiVc. inasmuch n IL l. the practice i'm this
judicial district, under the act Of Assembly, 10
arraign all personSso charged with the commits
Sin Of felony. Ii was a strange and painful
family reunion Of fcight persons, from the gray
headed grandfather 10 the youngest son offour-
teen wears of aye
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
4 Family of Thtcves-How Immense
Robberies were Committed.

A correspondent Of The PhiladeIphio TICS,
writing from Holidaysburg, Pa, says;
one Of the most important trials took place
in our criminal court during the last week,
that the people Of this section ever witnessed.
The charge was larceny. The person indica-
tel were John J. Burkholder, Ludiah, his
wife. Julia. Laviria, and Mary Hawk, his
daughters, and Henry. Thomas, Perry, and
lasted three days. and resulted in conviction
Of all the defendants, except Perry Burkholder
and his mother.
The charge was for stealing a large amount
ofgoods shipped In the cars ofthe Pennsylyanis
Railroad Company. The head OF this family
living four miles east Of Altcoua, In this county
HE daughter. Mary Hawk, and her husband
Sorval Hawk, m October, Nsyemosr and De
ssRssr, lSsl. aud 1S53, rsSidsd IN Altoona
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13

lhe commission - Internal Revenue pro
Auisat-s The following concerning draw r..
apts Ny opinion j. that they are an suh.
'est 70 stamp duty n receipts fer the delivery
- property some Il them are signed, while
'lher, are not; and A. regards the Hhilfy i,
m itrmer T. stamp duty there can Dc no ,louht
iheN nave all the ingredients of rc.cipt, an
y such must he considered - eolaing within
me PROVISIONS II the revenue law. rendering
n necessary they should he stamped befor,. be.
ng ISSUED to b. valid and offecfIal, and pre.
vent the Liability 10 a penalty from being in.
eurrcl. There are some of the tickets q,
receipts which are not signed. but the ls,ter.
-. h are written al the bottom in lieu ot
sae s'shs'are, ~ y would seem. and they EN-
brace packages. boxes &C.. 70 hs ,,eliV.r,.J =,
Various persons. and when delivered. A. 4
seems. were checked Oh hy the Individual :.
whom the delivery was made''
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
From North Carolina.
NORTH cARoLINA rLEcrInN

hAkl1H, November l2-Turner. a member
oi Tue confederate Congress. i elected 60 Con-
. sIss> ia the Raleigh district. Clark. who can
not take the oath. j. elected in the Newhern
gastrict over Lehman. who can take the oath.
Inc other districts have not been heard from.
governor Holden has received n telegram
rom secretary seward authorizing him 10 ex.
sfslss tne functions Of Provisional Governor.
usu sthsrwiss ordered bv the PreNasnt.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13

FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. loth.-The proS.
Pesiu, Tor newspaper in Norfolk. a. be
called the Norfolk TfryiHidn. has been Is.ue1
by Messrs. q. \. >ykes x Co
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
AUDITORS STATEN EMIT.
OTFicE - ArproR % STArE. :
iSpiASArolIs, Nov. Is, lsCj. =
n STATl[NuENT-

SHOWlNG the names % the employees OF the Senate
- during he Regular Session OF the General Assembly
Tor the year ie65 and the paid each. pub
lshef under resolution adopted by the Senate, March
9, 1896:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
ASTROLOGICAL.
Look Out. Good News for All.
ssa. YOUNG LEONIDAs, 2ss.
GREAT AND REAL ASTROLOCIST.
HIS skill b. theussnds Be bean trisd.

his KiH py thousandf ba been rtedt
Yes Thousands more he'll meet.
For IN Astrslogy eli mortals can confte,
viii Prof Lsoridas. IA North Illinois street
HE TELLS Y0U The EVENTS or LIFE, AND
IL can never be surpassed By any IN this mystical
seence ofthe stars He Il the Of the seventh
son Ter seven genessfsns, and born viii veil % light
He has been visited bv the most eminent n<nDocora,
Awyers Ainlsters Pdncipsls Of the bess Theological
snd Pubic seuInares coisge> Academies ard - cola.
he shows yoa the ene<s sf year s1tars Wife ssd Has-
band. and understands the ssepcs Of Assoosy The
kgyf ana PerrfAns and Arahlass from booss and
eies. cs.s<astly relied By tbs x~D>rof 1spoleon,
ooseo BtsAbeth snc Dr.. Dee, end puDerous ctnsrs.
o0cs - uQh Q1nob ssssss. Assfsleg,ce! csnsalia-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
No signs OF the Steamer ne,x,.,

fARfHER POINT. November IL y T. NJ
ihere 4 nothing of the Steamer Belgian nun
Liverpool sd. Via Londonderry 81.
The vsaths- 10 Geld and sns wing
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
RESTAURANT.
Restaurant x Eating House.


NO. u EAST WASHINGTON STREET. OYSTERS
~ and Game In It's season. servs1 up all hours, On
short notice The Bar ocked 9TH the chosest Liquors
and Cigars 70 BE fo1nt IN the city novl3 er
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
Louisville, New Albany and Chi.
cagO Railroad.

Direct Route from Louisville TO Chicago
OrFIcsks--B 7. AAstsn, General Superintendent, New
AbAry, Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
RAILROADS.
indianapolis and Cincinnati RaiiS
road.

THREE Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OrTIcERs H c Lord. President and Superintendent;
J. r. Richardson, Assistant Superintendent: r. D. Lord
General Ticket Agent; Thomas &. SpoOner, General
Freight Agent ncinnat; w. IL. l.. Noble, General
Agent lndisnspolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
OuIKEs--David Macy, President and Superintendent;
d. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; V. Maott
General Ticket Agent; l.. y. Andrews General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
Bellefontaine Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily,
0FYIcsRs-Stillman Witt, President; X. y. Brown Gen
eral Superintendent; Lucen Hills, General Fr. ight
Agent. Cleveland. o.; I. d. Barton, General Passenger
Agent, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
OFFIcsRs-D. Ricketts,, President Horace Scott Su-
periutendent; James Ferrer, General Ticket Agent;
Thomas CaTse, General Freight Agent, Jeersonville
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indiana polls.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
0FFToERs-William Y. Reynolds President ard Super
n,endent; lafayette; Henry Parmlee, General agent,
indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
Columbus and indianapolis Cen.
trsl Railroad.
Terra lIautc and IndianapoIi.
Railroad.

Four Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
o'HoERs-E J. Peck, President X. f. Kicker Super
inteIdent; s. T. Scott, General Agent Ind polls.
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me great Presidential CONTEST Of 1885, is over,
sut In no sense have Democrats principles been
decided upon, fer thy have not BEEN In tskEr.--
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