Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-02
q lie expiration Of ten years;.returnee to the

United Statsss a, K
+ soJEHEN PosrorrlcE DELISquISqFs
The total amount due the Government sbs
ESouthernI postmastcrs, at the breaking soutsoi
tthe rebellion, IS three hundred and sixty-one
thousand -four hundred and FIVE dollars and
ninety cents The Virginia postmasters are
most in. arrears, being indebted upwards o)
sixty-six Thousand dollars. All their sureties
are required to own real estate, and it is be-
licved that the large portion of the sums due
twillSbe finally recovered by the Government.
THE l94TH OHIO MUSTERED OUT
The l94th Ohio were mustered out to-day,
and will leave for home. tomorrow.
y sfDtI Il IL INDIAN TReAriEs' L
A dispatch received here to-day by Secreta-
| ry Harlan, from the President Of the Com
mission recently sent out to negotiate a treaty
with the Cheyennes'and other Indian tribes
fpf the Southwest Pass We, have concluded
tatreaty with the Cheyenhes, Arapahoes and
Apaches. All have agreed upon terms with
the Lacewas and dsuchs: They have sent
runners for'six white prisohers held by them,
and are expected to return within six days,
wheniwe' shall sigh the treaty,if they bring
tlinThco CheyenHes and tile Arrapahoes' are
very destitute, and we ESPECIALLY cntreat You
TO order Col. Murphy, now 1T Fort 'Leaven.
worth,t to forward them goods and money
Otherwise they ihhst suffer intensely from cold
this winter ilhiI1 10 9iE lfdHialJ ~
II Pho dsnot,,7;s doted at,b6 r,aa,nn
eight miles above little Arkansas river, Oc.
tober 23d III TX era @s.}Y ~ g. u tHgtIt 3
'4ar,,, mn 1, =, ..a Z. a.lt y
~; w. w.an;.,'4.a'ss 's n, M Tn' oe Tn aA.s's ..,
IS .o"S,,'a ~ "s'S'oai W ~ Ao.n1 'oIa. recelns
ending Tho 3otb of,Sentawhsr issr 4. .o
one hundred and fdrty-six millions of dollars.
Pdl e IN Nos osngr :, i! l, ~, ,ntsfaa6E
|Iqas. IT 'ftD - fhf tr'i
"nue'' '''oVH! Nirst s'Nei"'o " ~. Ano't
iluen'iai y, men ehsSseoupoh lihe question "
a,hsntea 'a.u''oi, are s,tohsy flhcnneu W
supe'''p'e taAl upontsales ltor 'he l'reseh'
s3s'oih =, incoine aA'pha ". .iAes upon oecepa-
..ons anu i'Pfouueliops. li's WIN lea'e u'-
GuEeheu I" proper system ~. taxauoh upon
S'SHpnas, rents sa!afiesst ana lnterestruPon
loafis ol money tsPlrs ana tobacco. Some
PERSONS whose oplnlons',are entitled ITO con-
Sluerauon, q urge the 1proprlety OF ievymg a
spefnc duty or excise upon cotton, petroleum
.nonolv of the foreign markets 10 'snoh 'an
amount as will neither abate the ,protit ,.of
their production nor lessen the. foreign de.
mand for them mt the7same time refusing
drawback on those articles when exported,
thus throwing the whole of the faxttipon the
foreign consumer. o.r gm 5a.|a Vi 81 bor4Gf y
i 1ad.rgia a. rNRpoys. .4aa aa t- rr....
h One hundred and sixty.two Darlons were
granted to day by the President. none. how.
eycri,o nersons Of any nromintncej iaF,|
bta. XIII. ~, ;a,.,;;;., 4. ;,,..,, s.a
ID ~, ~, y j. ~, 4 y Il tn L ~ pI.
Ing feoei ueheral DaraaNtohj bragg IS eA-
pscte9 mere IN 2 day or itwo, 70 urge h's ap'
lF''" l''H'io' 'o' p"'uon nj '.' "..} - ia'"an"p
OPPOSITION TO -REDrcTioN OF THE CURRENCY.
Secretary McCniloch has stirred up for
miuaDle opposition against returning to spe'
Gle payments, f1ehls denounced ny some,
anu pheu WIN arguments and prayers BY
others but IT, ne stands hrmly byhls Fort Wayne
1eny omthor;tw 70 tba Soo,otan,, .n ~
his nol;cv. Of f,nJ;nn loroI ton,iors Int 20 80.
teud the nresant lm;t nf p"n.
from M ,hrno to t;va hnnJroJ % ,r;,l;"ns ''A ' o'e'
y " - 'u '''''ionS'
rl,,, ~, i'N NJ. ~ so.'phNM' NO ~
lhe departments are all discriminating in
ta'or o' so'alers IN their fresh appointments
~ ,,nsa FIFTY MILL on I.oAN ALT TAKEN. an,F
lhe Secretary of the Treasury to-day ad
dressed the following to II. II. Nandyck, AS
sistant Treasurer at New York: 'o76'179 ,fa
|, The subscriptions forth $50, 100000 5.20s
being full. Assistant Freasurers and National
Banks will receive no further subscriptions
alter this telegram comes to their notice. "a +.
I-rnu tu rFg "i II. McCuLLocH, 7at
Inanel'' .i,i b. Secretary of the Treasury.
ll3rlhc subscriptions already made, for which
the notes are in transitu, will be recognized
hG'eillf' VIRGINIA REBELS N LUCK. .!az r
d, The lists of pardons EXPOSED at the Presi
dents house, for several DAYS past, relate tc
| Virginians. More than 100 of them having
this week received the Executive clcmency
1t is probable the Southern States will nov
be attendedto in rotation, Virginia taking tht
lead. I7atm baoi; o'7oh tdon' .h1Hot 2
a7a 20 rur NJ; r,x,s ,y, ,yr,i,is.sM u Ill /, tD'~.g-
Tbs T,n;s n,h"s,aSonS napGs
oyan;no ,,nn;sS t. 9 Yhhtlteu 'reto 'ilis
ri. d;s,t;ma,;sIn %usU''. ~ pecre.aly pewaro
Itho arorns,ns. u' '''''orfS rfSare are 'ne GUESTS o.
.ini' V'@i'i'Si 'HHsi' ~ g,olrtnisai H gnqo7aal.na
.su,,,.e ~ x From EUROPE nj laWe
HahiaX' YET 26.-Ihe Africa, from Liver
poor on the 18th and Queenstown on the 10th
mas arrived, nG, 1jl g ,aD.n' OH W.
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