Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

whole msns cement az veil as the display Of
| horses gives the bes, Of satisfaction. To morrow
promises 10 be great day both for the display Of
horses and for fast uos,ing.
oES. rKSSrsAcKKs
FoRrRxss MosRoK. Sept i2-Gen- Penny
( hacker, no was wounded at the capture OF Fort
1 Fisher, has so far recovered as TO leave the hoe
ptsl for his home in Wsstchsster, Pa. sccompa-
MED by his aid, Capt. Bornum.
GEORGIA AFFAIRS.
NV YosK. Sept l3-The Tribune's CORES
pendent from Hawkinsville. Ga, says that
throughout the whole Of the State people Hock
| to the Offices of the Provost Marshals TO take
the amnesty oath long before the necessary
blanks can be procured. In some instances ON
Gals have been asked why the oath has not been
administered before Some planters have trav
eled thirty miles TO the nearest Provost Marshal
TO take the oath, and had TO return again without
doing 20, because that particular individual had
no jurisdictions over the country.
TIKI REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO OVER.
The steamer Eagle from Havana, the 6th.
| San Domingo. The revolution which broke out
there last month, in which Cabral was named
| Protector, is ell over, and the Dominicsns hope
soon to reconstruct their country.
THE wERTz CASE.
| WASHINGTON. Sept l3-The Military Com
mission will summon a part, if not all, of the
! witnesses named yesterday by Weriz through
| his counsel, by whom he expects 10 prove that
many OF the acts sscribed TO him were commit
ted by others higher ia authority. The prisoner
has been sick ever since the trial commenced,
and is now completely Frustrated.
| APPLICANTS FoK PARDON
Thu Executive Mansion was again crowded
TO day with pardon seekers from ell p,rts of the
| South. incluiiDg a number who formerly held
| clerkships under the loyal Government, in Wash
| ington.
ARREST Oh coUSrERFEIrEk..
The Secret Service division of the Solicitors
Office has been informed of the arrest OF several
persons engaged in counterfeiting. One named
Jskes jumped from the cars. while they were in
motion, but was again arrested ten days after
wards, by Detective Nettlesmith, aud another
| named Tobias c. Eckert, arrested in New
York YESTERDAY, by Detective Land. Eckert had
OF his person 600 ore dollar United States notes.
Arrests are continually being made all over the
| country.
PERUVIAN DEcREEs
The Govern men; has received from the Lega-
ton of the United States in Perm copies of Two
DEGREES issued by the President of tina, republic
First. TO close the port of Islay Asics and the
bay Of Quilica TO merchant vessels, national as
well az foreign. In order TO make effectual the
responsibility which any ships may incur from
any infraction of this article the period OF time
| liked, taking the date OF the decree, the Sth Of
June, is for all vessels proceeding from ports in
Europe or Asia, or from the United States Of
North America, Mexico, the United States of
Columbia. and Venezuela, IN the Atlantic
oceaD, Ave months
FREEDNEN's BUREAU CIRCULAR.
Circular No. Is, dated September 4. having
| been by accident prematurey promulgated, is
recalled, and the following circular. revising il
IN some particulars, is substituted therefor:
/ War DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF REFUsIKsl
FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ~, 1865. \
[Circular No. Is
Circular No. Is, Of July IS. 1865. from this
! Bureau, and all previous circulars from this b.
reau conflicting with the provisions of this circs
! lar, are hereby rescinded
| Second-Thi his Bureau has charge of such tracts
OF lands within the insurrecti0nary States as
shall have been abandoned. or TO which the L nj
| ted States shall have acquired title by
conhscatiOn, or sale, or otherwise, and no
such lands now in its possession shall
be surrendered In any claimant except as herein
after provided
Third-Abandoned lands are defined in section
as lands the lawful owners whereof shall be vol
UNFAIRLY absent therefrom, and engaged, either in
arms or otherwise, in aiding encouraging the
rebellion.
/ Fourth-Laud will not be regarded as copfs-
Gated until 1t has been condemned and sold by
decree of the United States Court for the dis
trict in which the property may be found, and
title thereto thus vested in the United States.
Ff;h-Upon its appearing satisfactorily to any
assistant commissioners that any property under
his control is not abandoned az above defined
and that the United States has acquired
no title to it by con6scation. sold or
otherwise ne will formally surrender it to the
authorized claimant or claimants. promptly re-
porting his action to the Commissioner
Sixth--Assistant Com mssioners shall prepare
accurate descriptions of all con6scsted and aban
doned lands under their control. keeping record
thereof. and forwarding monthly, the Com
missioner, copies OF these descriptions, in the
manner prescribed in circular No 10, of July
llth. 1865. from this Bureau. They will set
apart so much Of said lands as ia necessary for
the immediate use of the loyal refugees and
freedmen, being careful to select for this purpose
lands which must clearly fall under the control
of this Bureau, which selection must be submit
ted to the Commissioner for his approval. The
specific division OF lands apart into
lots and the rental or sale thereof, according to
, section of the law establishing the Bureau will
be completed as soon as practicable ana reported
to the Commissioner. The abandoned lands
held by this Bureau may be restored to owners
, pardoned by the President. BY the Assistant
Commissioners. To them applications for such
restoration should be forwarded far practi-
cable, through the Superintendent Of the Dis
! trct in which the lands were situated Each sp-
plication must be accompanied by the first evil
dence of special pardon by the President. or a
copy of the oath of amnesty prescribed in the
Presidents Proclamation of May 29ih.
, 1865. Where the applicant is not in
cuded in any of the classes therein eI-
excepted from the benefits OF said oath seemed
proof that the officers of the Bureau, through
which the application passes. will indorse thereon
such facts may assist the assistant commits
sioner in hi, decision, stating especially the use
made by the Bureau of the lands
Eighth-No land under cultivation by loyal
refugees or freedmen will be restored under this
circular until the crops now growing shall be Sc
cured for the benefit OF the cultivarers. unless
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