The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-29

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 2O.-The Reco,
suuctaon Convention to-day adopted resnIn-
t cs,5 requesting the Provisional Governor to
to repress the disorder and lawiessnees WhicSS
exists In many counties. ,"'-'sA
An ordnance for the abolition of slavery
was debated at length, when further consider.
alton wac postponed until tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Sept 21.-The election to chose
delegates for the North Carolina reconstruc-
Won convention, which is to meet on the Sec
ono OF next month, will take place TODAY and
an order has been issued from military head
quarters Of Department forbidding enlisted
men and officers of the army throughout the
State visiting the polls, and no one win be al.
lowed 70 leave camp except in case of necee.
slty 0utf there should be attempts made to
create disturbance at any of thepoling places it
u enloined on the military officers to see that
order Is preserved, even without request to
that effect from the Provost or civil authorities.
Inc Times special says the President to-day
pardoned Thomas r Price and r. n. Cunning
ham, repentant rebels In Virginia. and Francis
Buchanan, mail robber, convicted in the Dis.
trict Court Of Wisconsin six years ago. and
sentenced to ten years imprisonment, was also
pardoned. ee = :
The local government of Alexandra has
civil authorities. 80 -
The following schedule of railroad routes in
the Southern States on which postal Service
has been revived is obtained from the official
record of the Postofice Department with a
railroad map Of Virginia: From Washington
to Richmond via Richmond and FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac and Orange and Alexandra Rail.
Va, via Virginia Central Railroad; Lynch.
burg, Va, to Bristol Tenn, via Virgins and
Tennessee Railroad Charlottesville to Lynch
burg; Richmond to Weldon, N. c.; Peters
burg to Lyncyburg via Southside Railroad
over river to Warrenton Branch Railaoad, n. c.;
Golding to Charlotte; Raleigh to Weldon !;
Salisbury TO Germantown; Weldon to VIII.
phis to Paris; Memphis to Decatur, Ala. !:
Kingsville to Wilmington; Kingsville to An.
gusta, Ca; Kingsville to Camden; Kingsville
to Columbia and Charleston; Florence to
Cheraw; Charleston to Florence; Columbia
to Greenville Court House; Chester to York.
vile; Aston to Spartansburg; Newberry to
Laurens; Charleston to Savannah, Ga. Macon
to Atlanta; Footviile to Albany; Mnedge-
vile Gordon Milledgeville TO Eatonton |;
Branch to Warrentoh Double Wells to Wash.
ington; Union Point to Athens; Atlanta to
West Point; Atlanta to Chattanooga; King
ston to Rome, Miss. Canton to jackson,
Tenn. Columbus to Artesia; Mobile, Ala,
to Columbus, KY, via Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road; Meridian to jackson, La. New Orleans
u VOuGOu, Ul5e. ---.
The Postmaster General has also invited pro.
posals for the mail service OF Southern States
from Jan. 1, 1866, to Jan. l, 1S67-the latter
being the time when the regular letting takes
place, and the time when the contracts would
have expired had there been no interruption by
the war. Proposals will be received by the
Assistant Postmaster General to Oct. 81, and
decisions rendered by Nov. Is.
The Her0lds special says the Chief of the
Currency Printing Bureau made a report to
Secretary McCullOch to-day, in reference to
the new 300 counterfeit which has beer the
subject OF investigation at the Treasury tor sew
eral days past. The points in the report in re-
ference TO the production OF the note from
portion of the genuine plate, are substantial.
~ those given in the Herald. The Secretary
spent several hours in examinauon of the re-
port and OF experts in its support. 1t is stout
Iy maintained uy THESE that there is gigantic
fraud somewhere, not exactly Of the nature of
counterfeiting, ana apparently they have set
tied to the satisfaction of the Secretary, that
the trouble is not in the printing department
of the Treasury. A well executed $40 green
back in two parts, pasted, received at the
Treasury, gave rise to the report that another
dangerous counterfeit has been discovered.