The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22
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NORM Carolina reconstruction con Vention,
which Is 70 meet on the I'd day Of next
month, viii take place to day, and an or
Ger has been issued from the Military
nesoquarters Of the Department. forbid
ing enhsted men or oficers of the Army
tnfong nopt the State from visiting The
polls and no one will be allowed to lesye
camp except in case of necessity. hut IL
there should be attempts made 10 create
disturbance at any of the polling places II
is eDjoined on the military officers 20 sea
that order is preserved even, without a re-
quest to that effect from the provisional
civil authorities.
The Times special says the President
TO day psrdoned Thomas r Price and r.
Il. Cunningham, repentsnt rebels in Vir-
ginis, and Francis Buchanan, mail robber,
convicted in the District Court of Wiscon-
sin six years sgo and sentenced 10 ten
years imprisonment, also psrdoned.
The Iccal Government of Alexandris
has passed from the control of military 10
civil autborities
The following schedule of railroad routes
In the Southern States on which postal SER
vice has bean revived is obtained from the
otneiai records Of the Postofice Depart
ment:
Virginia-From Washington TO Rich
mend, via the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac, and theOrsnge and Alexan.
dria railroads; Richmond 70 GordonsviIla.
by the Virginia Central railroad; Liuch.
burg Va, to Bristol, Tenn, via the Vir.
ginis and Tennessee railroad; Charlottes-
vile to Lynchburg; Richmond to Weldon,
N. O.; from Petersburg to Lynchburg, and
over the river to Warrenton.
North Carolina-From Goldsborough 10
Charlottei Raleigh to Weldon; Salisbury
to. Germantown Weldon to Wilmington.
Tennesee-Ffom Nashville to Chstta-
nooga, Knoxville to Dalton, Georgis;
Knoxville to Goodman, Virgins; Nash
vile to Decatur, Alabama; Nashville 70
Johnsonville; Memphis to Paris Mem
phis to Decatur, Alabama.
South Carolina-From Kingsville to
Wilmington; Kingston TO Augusts, Ga;
KinesVille to Camden; Kingsville to Co.
lHmbia and Charleston; Florence to Ker-
saw; Charleston to Florence; Columbia to
Charlotte, n. o.; Columbis to Greenvil,e
Court House; Chester TO YorkVille; Aston
70 Spartausbury; NeWberry to Laurens;
ChArlest0n 70 Savannah.
Georgia-From Macon to Columbus;
Macon to Atlanta; Fortville to Albany;
MiIledgeville 70 Gordon; Milledgeville 70
Eatonton Augusta to Atlanta Branch
to Warrenton Double Wells TO Washing
ton; Union Point to Athens; Atlanta to
West Point; Atlanta to Chattanooga
Kingston to Rome.
Mississippi-From Canton to jackson.
Tennessee Columbus to Artisia.
From Mobile, Alabama, to Columbus,
Kentucky, via Mobile and Ohio; Meridian
to jackson, Mississippi.
Louisiana-New Orleans to Canton,
Mississippi
The Post Master General has also invited
proposals for the mail service of the South
ern States from January 1st, 1866, to July,
June 30th, 1867.
The latter is the time when the regular
lettering takes place and the time when all
contracts would have expired had there
been no interruption by the war.
Proposals will be received by the Asst.
Postmaster General till October 5Ist, and
decisions rendered by November 18th.
The Herald special says the Chief of the
Currency Printing Buresu made q report
to Secretary McCulloch to-day in reference
to the new 500 counterfeit, which has
been the subject of investigation at the
Treasury for several days past. The points
in the report in reference to the production
Of the spurious note from portions of
genuine plate are substantially those given
in the Herald.
The Secretary spent several hours in the
of the report and the exami-
nation Of experts in Its support. It is
stoutly maintained by these that there is 8
gigantic fraud somewhere, not exactly Of
The nature of counterfeiting, ami apparent
y they have settled to the satisfaction of
The Secretary that the trouble is not in the
printing department of the Treasury.
A well executed $40 greenback in two
parts pasted, received at the Treasury, gave
rise to the report that another dangerous
counterfeit had been discovered.
The following order Is published to-day.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
BUREAU OF REFUGEEs, FREDEMEN
AND ABANDONED LANDS.
WAsHNGEoS, September 10.
The following named officers are an
nounced as Commissioners of the Bureau
for the States set opposite their names.
General Z. Saxton for Georgia and South
at Charleston, South Carolina;
General Darius Tillson, Assistant Commits
sioner for Georgia, reporting TO General
Robert Saxton, st Augusta, Georgia
Gen. O. B. Fisk for Kentucky and Tennes-
zee at Nashville, Tenn; Gen. j. w.
sprsgue for Missouri, at st. Louis; Gen.
Wager Swsyne for Alabama, at Montgom-
cry, Ala; Gen. E. NJ. Gregory for Texas
1t Galveston, Texas Uol. o. Brown for
Virginia, st Richmond; Col. T. Whittle-
Iey for North Carolina, st Raleigh, N. O.;
Col. Samuel Thomas for Mississippi, at
Vieksburg; Col George Osborn for Florida
It Tallehassee, Fla; Rev. J. w. Conway
ior Louisiana, at New Orleans.
ISigned1 90. HOWARD, Msj. Gen.
There are indications that the present ir-
method of administering justice
By the Freedmen's Bureau in the Southern
States in all cases arising between the ne
yroes and whites will be abolished.
An unofficial report received to-day at
he Freedmen's Bureau brings the intelli-
yence that the unsettled state ofthe society
q the Viinity Of Mobile has neeessitsted
he importation Of s mounted forcs. The
nature Of this disturbance has not traRs-
oired.