The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-22
Late Richmond Intelligence.
Resolutions of the RspubIi.
can Convention.
by THLEG RAPH.


Election In North CaroIina-.-Two Re
PentRnt Rebels and One Repentan
Mail RObber Observation-Disclosures
Routes ia tho Southern StRtes.--EaOs
tai Facilities RestOreLI..-The Coun
terfeit Compound Interest NOTE.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2l.-The election
to choose delegates to the North Caro-
lima reconstruction convention, which
is TO meet on the I'd of next month, will
take place to-day, and an order ha!
been issued from military headquarter,
of the department forbidding enlisted
men or officers of the army throuphou
the State visiting the polls, and no on,
VIII be allowed TO leave camp EXceptint
in case of necessity; but If there should
be attempts made to create disturbance,
atany of the polling places it is enjoineC
on the military officers to SEQ that ordel
Is preserved, even without u request tC
that effect from the provisional civil
authorities.
The Times special says:
The President to-day parCioned Thos
r. Price and II. II. Cunningham, re,
pentaEt rebels in Virginia, and Francis
convicted in the district court of wis.
consin six years ago and sentenced t.
ten years, was also pardoned,
The following comprehensive SEIZED.
ule of railroad routes in the Southern
States, on which postal service has been
restored, is obtained from the official
records of the Postoffice Department
With n railroad map the reader car
readily and accurately ascertain moi
only to what routes and offices postal
service has been restored, but also what
Southern railroads arc again in regular
operation, as the restoration of postal
service speedily follows the resumption
of railroad facilities:
ViTgiRiG- Washington to Richmond,
via Richmond, fredericksburg d Poto-
mac, and Orange & Alexandria rail-
roads; Richmond to Danville; Gordons-
Vile to Selma, Ain, by the Virginia
Central railroad; Lynchburg, Va, TO
Bristol, Tenn, via the Virginia &
Tennessee railroad; Charlottesville to
Lynchburg; Richmond to Weldon, N,
c., and Petersburg to Lynchburg, by
the South Side railroad, and over the
river to the Washington Branch rail
road. Tot1l-l1 routes.
North CdrOLiRd-Gold to Char
lotte; Raleigh to Weldon; Salisbury to
Morgantown; Weldon to Wilmington.
Total- routes.
Tennessee to Chattanooga;
Knoxville to Dalton, Ga; Knoxville to
Gordons, Va; Nashville to Decatur,
Ala; Nashville to Johnsonville; Mem
phis to Paris; Memphis to Decatur,
Ala. Total-T routes.
South CdrOLind-Kingsville to Will
mington, n. c.; Kingsville TO Augusta,
Ca; Kingsville to Camden; Kingsville
to Columbia, Branchviile and Charles
ton; Florence to Cheraw; Charleston to
Florence; Columbia to Charlotte, N. c.;
Columbia to GreeLlville Court House;
Chester to Yorkville; Aston to Spur
tRnsburg; Charleston to Savannah. To-
tal-l3 routes. ~
GeOrgid-NIacon to Columbus; Macon
to Atlanta; Fort Valley to Albany; Mil
ledgeville to Gordon; Milledgeville to
Eatonten; Augusta to Atlanta, Branch
TO Warrenton; Double Mills to Wash
ington; Union Point to Athens; Attain
tn to West Point; Atlanta to Chattanoo-
ga; Kingston to Rome. Total-l2
routes.
MISREPRESENTATION to Jackson,
Tenn.i Columbus to Artesia; Mobile,
Ala, to Columbus, KY, via Mobile K
Ohio railroad; Meridian to Jackson. To-
tall routes.
LouisidnG-New Orleans to Canton
Miss.
The Postmaster General has also in.
Vited proposals for the entire mail ser.
vice of the several Southern States
from January LIST, 1866, to June 80, 1867
The latter date being the time when the
regular letting takes place, and the time
had there been no interruption by the
war. Proposals will be received by the
Second Assistant Postmaster Genera
till October 3lst, and decisions rendered
by November 18th.
The Herald's special says the Chic
of the Currency Printing Bureau mad,
n report to Secretary NIcCulloch to-daN
in reference to the new 500 counterfeit
which has been the subject of investi
CATION at the Treasury for several day
past. The points in the report in refer
once to the production of the spurious
note from portions of genuine plate
are substantially those given in tn
Herald. The Secretary spent severa
hours in the consideration of the repor
and the examination of exports in it
support, 1t is stoutly maintained b,
these that there is n gigantic frauC
somewhere not exactly of the nature o
counterfeiting, and apparently the,
have settled, TO the satisfaction of TIL
Secretary, that the trouble is not in tn
Printing Department. of the Treasury
A well executed $40 greenbaclS, in tw,
parts, pasted, was received Mt the Treas
Ilry on the heels of the 500. The excite
ment gave rise to the report that anoth
er dangerous counterfeit had been dis
covered. Investigation proved it to b.
n genuine note, which had been cut il
pieces by some cautious person 70
safe transportation by mail.
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