The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22
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Afternoon Dispatches.
North Carolina Election.
Railroads aud Mail Matters.
About The New Counterfeit.
Order from Gen. Howard.
Troubles near Mobile.
Troubles near Mobile.

Troubles near Mobile.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 2I.-The election 10
choose delegates to the North Carolina re.
construction Convention, which is to meet
on the "a Of next month, will take place To
day, and an order has been issued from The
military headquarters Of The department
forbiddng enlisted men and officers Of the
army throughout the state, visiting the polls
snd Zone will be allowed to leave camp, ex-
eept in case otueeessity; but If there should
be an attempt made TO create a disturbance
at any Of the polling places, it is enioined
upon the military officers to see that order is
preserved, even without q request 10 that
effect, from the provisional civil authori-
ties.
A Times special says the President to-day
pardoned Thos. R. Price and r. n. Cum
bingham, repentant rebels in Virginia, and
Francis Buchanan, a repeniant mail robber.
convicted in the District Court Of Wisconsin
six years ago, and sentenced to ten wears
imprisonment, was also pardoned.
The local government Of Alexandria has
passed from the control of the military to
civil authority.
The following comprehensive schedule Of
railroad routes in the Southern States on
which postal service has been restored is
obtained from the official records. With
railroad map the reader can exactly and
accurately ascertain not only to what routes
and Offices postal service has been restored.
but also what Southern railroads are again in
regular operation, as the restoration Of
postal service Immediately follows the re-
sumption Of railroad facilities: Washington
to Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericks-
burg, and Potomac; Alexandra railroad
and Richmond, to Danville, GordonsvilIe. to
Selma, Va, by Virginia Central railroad,
Lynchbnrg to Bristol, via Virginia and
Tenn. railroad; Charlottesville, Lynchburr,
Richmond and Weldon, N. c., and Peters
burg to Lynchburg by South Side railroad,
Deer River to Warrenton Branch railroad.
North Observation-Disclosures to Charlotte.
Raleigh to Weldon; Salisbury to Morgan
town; Weldon to Wilmington. Total route.
Teunessee-Nashville to Chattanooga
Knoxville to Dalton, Ca; Knoxville to
GOodson, Va; Nashville to Decatur. Ala.
Nashville to Johnsonvillc; Memphis To
Davis; Memphis to Decatur, Ala. Total
route.
South CaroIina-Kmgsville 70 WHINING
ton, y. c.; Kmgsville to Augusta, Ca;
Kingsville to Camden; KiugsviIIe to Column
bia, Branchyillo and Charleston; Florence
to Cheraw; Charleston to Florence; Column
bia to Charlotte, N. c.; Columbia to Green
vile Court House; Chester TO YorkyiIIe;
Alstinto Spartonburg; Newbury to Harens;
Charleston to savannah, Ga. Total route.
Macon to Columbus, Macon 70 Atlanta,
formerly to Albany, MiIledgsviue &, Cor
don, Milledgeviile to Eatoztou, Augusta to
Atlanta, Branch to Warrentou, DoublewsUs
to Washington, Union Point to Athens, At
lanta to West Point, Atlanta to Chattauoogn,
Kingston to Rome. Total, twelve routes.
Mississippi; Canton toJsckson, Columbus
to Artesia, Mobile 10 Columbus. KY, via. |
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Meridian to
Jackson. Total, four routes.
Louisiana; New Orleans to Canton.
The Postmaster General has also invited |
proposals for the entire mail service Of the
several Southern States, from january first |
1866, to June Both, 1867, the latter date be
ing the time when the regular letting takes ]
place, and the time when the contracts /
would have expired had there been no in
.erruptiou by the war. Proposals will DO
received by the second Assistant Postmast-
ar General, till October 3D. and decisions
rendered by Nov. 18th
The Herald's special says the Chief Of
he Currency Of the Printing Bureau made
! report to Secretary McCulloch to-day in
reference 10 new one hundred dollar couu-
erieits, which has been the subject Of iu-
at the Treasury Department for
several days past. The point In reference /
10 the production Of the spurious note from
j portion Of a genuine are substantially !
he same as those given in the Herald. The /
spent several hours in the consid- |
.ration Of the report and examination Of ex-
1erimeuts in its support. Itisstoutly main
aimed by the Secretary that there is a gi- !
yantic fraud somewhere not exactly Of the |
nature Of eounterfeiting, and apparently |
hey have settled TO the satisfaction Of the |
that the trouble is not in the
Printing Department Of the Treasury.
A well executed $50 greenback, in two
parts, pasted, was received at the Treasury
N the heels of the 500 excitement, which
gave rise to the report that another danger
1us counterfeit had been discovered. In
gestigation proved it to be a genuine note,
which had been cut in pieces by some eau
.i0us person for Transmission by mail The |
order is published to-day
Was DEPARTMENT, BUREAU or REFUGEEsl |
1yD FREEDMEN, &C,
WAsWNGr0N, Sept. ~, 1865 ] ]
The following officers are announced as
Assistant Commissioners Of the Bureau for |
he States respectively set opposite their
names Brevet Maj. Gen. +. saxton, fo-
5eorgia and South Carolina. at Charleston
Brig. Gen. Davis Tillson, Acting Assistant /
commissioner fer Georgia, reporting To Gen.
iaxton at Augusta Brig. Gen. C. B. Fisk,
Kentucky and Tennessee, at Nashville
Brig Gen. Wager svayne, for the Alabams
Department., Montgomery; Brevet Brig /
en-. E. NJ Gregory, Texas, at Galveston,
'ol. o. Brown, for Virginia, Richmond
'ol- E. Whitlesey. North Carolina, at Rail
ighi Col. Sam. Thomas, Mississippi, al
'icksburg; Brevet Col. Geo. Osborne, Flor
de-, al Tallahassee; Rev. J. W. Conway,
al New Orleans.
o. %. HawAED,
Major General
There are Indications that tho present
method Of administering jus.
ice by the Freedmen's Bureau, in al eases
rising between negroes and whites. VIII
Don be modified or abolished At present
be agent Of the Bureau yields an arbitrary
over from which there is little or 10 ap-
cal. The President is Understood to op-
ose such unlimited usurpatiou Of Judicial
and is expected 90 order some
eediul changes. An oficial dispatch re-
sived % day Of the Freedmen Bureau
ON Alabama. briggs Intelligence Inst the
laeiiled state Of social affairs iu the Vi
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