Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
Reported expressIyfor the Evening Times
Counterfeit Coupon Notes.
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alabama -RecOsssaxct i0ss Con-
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New YORK, Sept. 2l-The Herald's special
says the Chief of he Currency Printing Bureau
made report to Secretary McCuloch, to-day,
in reference to the new 500 counterfeit which
has been under public investigation at the
i"Treasury for several days past. The points in
the report, IN reference to the production Of
| the spurious note from portion of genuine
plate, are substantially those given in the Her.
aid. The Secretary spent several hours in the
construction of the report and the examination
OF experts in its support is stoutly maintained
by these that there is a gigantic fraud some
where, not exactly ofthe nature of counterfeit
lES, and apparently they have settled it to the
satisfaction of the Secretary that the trouble is
not in the printing department of the Treasury.
A well executed $50 greenback, in two parts.
posted and recorded at the Treasury gave rise
toa report that another dangerous counterfeit
had been discovered
The following order is published to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT, FREEDMEN $ BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1865.
The following named officers are announced
as Assistant Commissioners of the Bureau for
the States respectively set opposite their names.
BeVet MAJ Gen R. Saxton, for Georgia and
South Carolina, at Charleston, s. c. Bricadier
Gen. Davis Tellson, Acung Assistant CoGmis
soner for Georgia, re crting to Drcyet Major
Gen. oaNton, AT Augusta, li;a. Brig Gen. C.
b. FISK, for Kentucky and Tennessee, at Nash
vile; Brig. Gen. j. V. Sprague, for Missouri
and Arkansas, at St. Lonfs; Brig{@9en Wagner
SWavne, for Alabama, at MONTGOMERY: Brevet
Brig. Gen t. N. Gregory, for Texas, at Gal
weston; Col. o. Brown, for Virginia, at Rich
mond: Col 4. Whseteaey, for North Carolina.
at Raleigh: Col Samuel Thomas. for Mississippi,
at Nicksburg; Breye5 Col Geo. Osborn. for
Florida, at Tallahassee; Breyet Brig. Gen. J.
v. Conway, for Louisiana, at New Orleans.
(ofsneO 0. 0. HOWARD,
Major General.
There arc Indications that the present ire
sponsl5le method Of administering justice by
the Freedmen ) Bureau. in the Southern States,
in all cases arising between negroes and whites,
will soon be modified or abolished. The Pres
ident is understood to oppose such unlimited
nsurpation Of judicial authority and he is ex-
pected to order some needful changes
An unofficial report received to-day, at the
treedmen's Bureau from Alabama, brings the
intelligence that the unsettled state Of social af-
fairs in the vicinity of. Mobile has necessitated
the importation of a mounted force to the scene
of the trouble. The nature Of this disturbance
has not transpired.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. 20.-The recon
struction convention to-day adopted 4 resolu-
ton requesting the Provisional Governor to
call out the militia Of each county Immediately
and repress the disorder and lawlessness which
exists in many counties.
The ordinance for the abolition of slavery
was debated at length, when further consider
alton was postponed until tomorrow.
New YORK, Sept 2l.-The election to choose
delegates to the North Carolina Reconstruction
Convention, which is to meet on the Cd of next
month, will take place to-day, and an order
has been issued from Military Headquarters of
the Department, forbiddlng enlisted men or Of
ficers in the army, throughout the State, visit
| ing the polls. No one will be allowed to leave
camp except in case Of necessity, but if there
should be attempts made to create a disturbance
at any Of the polling places it is enjoined the
military officers to see that order is preserved,
without request to that effect, from the pro
vlsional civil authorities.
The Times special says the President to-day
pardoned Ihos. X. Price and II. Cunningham,
! repentent rebels in Virginia, and Francis Bu
chanan, mail robber convicted in the District
Court OF Wisconsin, years ago, and sentenced
TO ten years, was also pardoned
The local government of Alexandria has
passed from the control Of military to civil au
thorties
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l-The Heyalds Fort
Monroe correspondent denies the statement
tliat Je1. Davis has been removed from his
casefate in the Fort to Corral Hall. He also
says the arrest Of r. r. Garrison, to whom
o'ng "inder committed the property taken
from umon prisoners at Andersonville, was
only To make witness Of him in the Wirz
case.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 0.--The Democratic
convention to-day nominated Harrison c. Ho-
bart for Governor, d. W Maxon for Iieuten-
ant Governor, Gen. NJ. Montgomery for Attor-
ney General, S. b. Villas for Secretary Of State,
and Jo Davis for Treasurer.
L the platform endorses President Johnson $
. restoration policy on the basis of the Fedora
Constitution, pledges It's unqualified support
therein, opposes negro suffrage in this State OF
interference with Other States, suspension o
q h'tbe"s corpus, and ftvors The most rigid econo
my and eqMalizatlon OF the tax burden