Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-29
|, MR MIR I'm WIRNM


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abandoning their wild and rovlng haoits, ana
adopting in their stead the more peaceful
and industrious arts of CIVILIZED -iife'.~ lhere
is no longer any region OF territory lett within
the United States where their rude habits ana
modes of life can prevail as formerly They
are being pressed and hemmed in on every
side py the advancing seltiehehts Vi ah Mu
mnos [ tharetore Ju I aJsnt themselves to tbe new
order d of th;ngs and live in neace among
tbem.elves ana with their white neipbbors, or
they ,nnst Inevitable ner;sb NJ
tHha nnl;ov Of sottl;nn tbem unon suitable
reservat;ons wbero tbav NAV with the aid and
fr;endsb;n of tbe Government he able to sub.
s;st tbensolyos hv ao,;cnlture and other in.
dnstr;aI I nursuits 10 leff without Alternative
Tbaso vIews have donhtless ;mnressed them.
aolves uno,, Won divine the ner;od Won have
bod al tbn p in, mod;oto J;rect;on Of onr Indian
relations, and YOUR experience in treating with
Indians and familiarity with their characters
seem to point you out as the proper oillcer OF
the Indian Department, to visit the various
tribes in the Territories, and enter into such
treaties as will best secure permanent tran
guilty on our border and promote their future
welfare and prosperity.
The commanders 9t the various military
districts and forts have been instructed TO CO.
operate with MIR. Dole, and render HIM sll the
assistance ne may require. 'N
Mr. Dole has been nnweIi 1or several days.
but Is now discharg'hs tne auties Oh n's oihce'
and contemplates leaving 1or the west -
| FROM WASHINGTON. ,'' w.
Washington, June %. APPROXIMATIONS have
commenced for mastering out between 40OOu
and 5o,oOo troops from the armies OF uenep' ,i tq
ais Meade HANCOCK ana Logan, Aoou. 10
WV y, .n.se s:1 III, 'p H. ps.anoJ ~. G.on, ~
the Army of the Potomac. by repimental or
ganizations. All absentees belonging to such
Regiments will be in addition to this number
and NAV swell it to 25,0OO. Hancocks vete
ran command will be reduced to 1000, the
Army of the Tennessee will lose fully $4,000
,ospv nrn,rn PAROLE ~
ao m, D.
i New YORK, June z9.Ilne i.ylcn1uls ne
puolicah says that protlel VI 1ne ieos' suIa AZ,
RIA ieaaer' MoSDy, receh.y aPPeai,eu aU .n'
Provost marshai ONCE IN l1yhGlpu's an,
Inquired II inc Partisah chiei ""u!o pe Pafo' co.
native answer was given
y A few days afterward Mosby made his al
pearance, but in the meantime orders ha'
been received from Richmond not to parol
him, and as he had come in under promise o
safe guard the Provost Marshal felt bound il
J honor not to take advantage of his position
J but ordered him to leave Lynchburg immed
/ ately which the soldiers weresdirected to Sc
that he did without molestation
,n,, or DEAD ,ny,p,, nrpoxr
T 90 n.,,.:.,n,
: fhiiadelpnia, June 1o'-hear Aoiii'ra' Nv
pont died IN this city tn's morning . ..
THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
, Washington, June 23--Inteligence ha
been received The Navy Department tina
Admiral Goldsborough sailed on the ia ms
on MS nag-smP ooioraao' 10 tahe coil'nianu .
the european o4euuroh' wilon 10 q. leHT. T,,.
= composed ., the iol'ow,ns l'Nheu VESSELS.
KearsarSe' niagara, sacramento al!u irp'.' ''
lie COLORADO mas recently peeh reil.'IH, ;.n
now one Vi 'lG ii'ics' ir's".es ~ :"e o". ~,
ota'es Nav. ileI "i,m. ;nh I" Gn ann,,J r;aa a
s-'nch guns one i.nc':i ao" o''S'yanu E 'ae no
gun ana tWo -o-poanu en s f.nies m one "s u,e
- VI apo"' 'o' nen' w VI "No'" "'e '''''
# ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
The Orange & Alexandria Railroad, whlt
IS is the grand connecting link between the Mort
Il and South, has been turned over by me 9o
l, ernment to the civil Government OF E.rsim
A. and it has been ordered that the .'rsla!
Board Of Public Works take possession OF
g on Tuesday next Construction Partles W
Il commence lm"eE.a'e.y T 10 p'.. .no ro'u =,
: "o'N'is oiue'. W" a.. ~, d,
h. to'i'nenIG IT, ;ao.ro,,ol th,t ,Lo r,aJ will
y into ; oneration ns far rs Warrenton by ne
D. Monday. Gordonsville will probably be reac
cd in about three weeks, ami between that 81
lie tion and Richmond trains are already n,
t. nine
te RELEASE OF JrNIUs sRUTus Booru
Ps Junius Brutus Booth, the elder brother
as Wilkes Booth. who was arrested on his retu
We We to Philadelphia from Cincinnati, and impr
SO SO oned in the Old Capitol, on the last of APP
70 Dus was to-day unconditionally released, there
es onroar;ng tho slightest evidence TO associ,
~ him in any way with the terrible crime OF
no brother. he is believed to DC !he last one
ne prison on suspicion OF completely with the c.
M splracy who has not been trlcd'
,ss JEFF. DAVIS SECRETARY,
= L. P Walker, Jeff. Davis first secretary
IN war, who, in 1861, at Montgomery, Alaoar