, 1865-10-07

AAA0VuEA oGNAfHE AEANA Ae'--e
Rat1ons 70 Hefurecs-Post Offices 1ke-
opened Pensions Military Depart"
ment Of Now Mexico Abo1isbet-afa-
teFnA1 NeveRue-1e1,el Poatna astef'*
HowltnE-Later from Virginia..
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 7Tibnnr:]
KAauNo1oy, Oct 8.
Returns received ut the General Land osee,
shows that during tue month ot September 2Stooo
acres public lind were taken up for actual settle
raent at the Bonneville. No. l1nd of3ce. Darin.
the ezne period cash saes amounting to nearly S300
we're made. Sarue Of the land known a the alter
nate railroad sections brought as high as f. 50 per
acre.
The rebel General Imbodeu, OF Shenandoah
Vary ntamy arrived here to-day to uIge biz apph-,
cation for pardon- The ml1iterY ststas or this fe1
low in tho rebel army durtng the rebellion, WAS the
esne a. that Of Mosby, White and other notorious
g1er1llas who infested the country between Wash
ington and tho lines OF our armies in Virginia.
RA11oza TO nxrpoEEa.
The number OF rations Issued by the Government
10 refugees md Freedmen in North carolina during
the last month, WIS 149, ,D06.
POST oTp1rns RE-oPENED,
The Postmaster General today ordered the re-
| opening o! about a dozen more Post Offices In
| Virginia, North Caroltna, Alabama and Tepnes-
lee, and appointed Podt'nasteIs therefor.
PENSIONS
Spt ~ - $1,000 ~ n1vr Irsvfnr nensnns from
,S ~ IL - ss ~ TnfinHs AMY fnyn.
@ nn -, ~. n,rr Sn 4 St5s ,Tn9 widow is 5A
LEY oo' 4''1'' 'ols4' '''''''
The military department Of New Mexico hss been
| abolished by order Of the President.
INTERNAL REyEsCB-
The receipts from internal revenue to day amount
ed to nearly one million dollars
.u,,. v,..1ni. ,,a,-srsTs-. r,,c.1rsd herc o,, ra
e. snS ~ r. ,asnit r. X 1,ts .erton IN con
nceucut'
THE LATE REBEL fos14As1ZRs 1oNItSo.
Ihs ,de Of sas s9ast
c'Es iost6 general howl from these unprecedented
to s .so@ 'Re@ Mercy for s i e.
nembered that when the dtfsuptton Of ths Union,
In 1861, aeemed inevitable, the Southern Possmas.
ters, With scarcely an exception, eeased to render
their accounts a. required by law and retained IN
their possession tho funds.
THE VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN sFNoD.
, | In the Tinted Preahyterian Yynot Of VieCfuIA
nov In session Ut Lyuchburc, lengthy resort from
lie Committee ppon The State ot tha Church vas
suhmitted yesterday, recommending thas no auee
s1ned s. ahou enSaee ths a, hseo
ns2ssS togs9sr Ea that R1ssn sn,1s 81 M1 y
eniorcs nonnlston hayiue ben chaurrl. the dutIe
81 msssr md serSsnt hsTe ceased to exist ba ID
Law Of lore sli remains. md Il becomes the DIT
81 sIpenor roS - - ~ ~ ~ ,os LIT e''' '4o '1'
: 'eas sa'anee"en' VI '.e aes''so'
Ambassadors tron Idns-iue FseeA
men II. Arkan&as-Cabfuct Session.
The sTirz TrIas-Lnser from, Me1Ico.
9 --.-s. n1.a. ~ = nj.
3 Pardon o. the %'oscfhoT ELECT VI 1A''
. | <a*A5rpt-AkcteaAc OF IN e1--ua3oE.
5 w.s,nxa7ox oct 6-The ambassadors fro1
1tnis I'll dorb,less meet vim eordisl wcco1
un.s h,a III 9en,snt Thev e11,eef IN er1iSn he1
tn'mn1rnn.' nd i,oteI Recommendations ~ eIss:;s
:, tor ihem b5 ' he stats peeaTtment.
~ Reports received 1t the EfecdIuep'a Burcan fcpn
aort ti,f coto-ed iessee1 nj farms tn Arkansas IL
fea1 & tn III sn -stsn i,1p H ron. VIE oa
4. frnefnen have ipterests In crops being Yaiscd
4 | niantnrx oniy
T7e members pre.eut at tho brief session Of Il
e. tinat tN.d.n ~ pr.fmss.eT General Denufsc
a esat,ei St.n+nn md Wei1ess she CHE meu
le u ~ ~ heIrn - .1,.s,4 ~ Tr+,n, thr ritv.
ID The Wiz h1al was commenced on the nth