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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
CHANCERY commissioners.

Jas P Erwin and others, vs. Ben F. Kncaid and others
r psr from the segations Of the bill fled in this
Defendants, B. F. kiDesid, John kinesd and Mar
us n KiIed are Of the state II ordered
publication made for four successive Teeks in Brown
Hhg notifying said defendants 20 appear before Tho
h.1csry Court at Jscksborougb the 4th Monday O.
December next then and there 10 make hs defense to the hill
Ct TIE viii 10 taken for confessed and set for hearing
: II BRATCEFR. G. NJ
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ATTACHMENT.
Alfred Carroll VS.. VIM. L. Laferty.
DI AIArmIEE ON AEEIn

says the defendant Il indebted him, and that D.
- anseonoahst tie ordinary CT Law cannon V
n,on him. and having obtained original against the De
sndAnt made returnHble before Justice OF the feo
Mc2nn having been levied on ms prop
sgty: II that the defendant appear before me
my once In Athens tho 18th day Of November 1872 Of
f. viii be proceeded with parte II 10 further thA'
this notice be published for four successive weeks IN broTn-
low WI. 1. wv In, y. r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
Nalinda Gibson vs.. George Gibson.
FROM THE ALLIE

CATIONS Of thc li that the defendant E nonresident
4 Tennessee ordered that publication be made for four
-eoSsivs Brovnlows WhE, notifying said deieu
n 20 appear plead answer, dcmur to said b before the
ucsry Court JsckshOro before the fourth Monday
n December next the will be taken forccusEed and
oefil-4tE +. H. RRATCHER, c. 6N
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CHAEcRRY CoURT-JACKsBoRo'

May hllttF le2N
John Netherland vs.. James D. Campbell.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS THAT
4 she defendant nonresident Of Tennessee It ordered
that publication h. ms5e for four successive weeks Brown.
lows Wing notifying the defendant 20 appear plead answer
comPsinans BILL before the fourth Monday
Of December next the viii h. taken confessed,
st for bearing accordingly.
I. u. BRATCHER, {. { ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
LabOn Sharp ys. Wm. H. Malone,
APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE

CATIONS Of the bill that the defendant Ron-resdsnt
Of tennessee ordered that publication &c made in Brown.
s W1lg Fr weeks notifying the defendant
% urper plead answer dcmur, before the Cbancsry
CVt II chEbcrc On before the fourth Monday in De
enter next viii DC taken for confessed and
/ Il BRATCHER. G Z NJ
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Eli Carroll vs.. Wn. L. Laferty.
sHHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT

Il says The defendant is indebted 70 hin ano 20 -
oBesas himself that thS ordinary process OF Jaw
he estate Of defendant, made Tsturnsnle oeloI
I'd me rams having been levied the defendants property
ordered by Justice that the defendant appear oso'
IN a. bIs once IN Athens, MeAinn counIy, Tennessee
On he 18Th day OF November 1865, or VIII be proceeded Wi
a srs Il further ordered that this nouee DC Puosn
'u ~ ''1 WH. c. OWEN, J. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
". D. NcPhsil vs.. Vim. L. Laferty.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT

SAYS the defendant is indebted to him AdnnistrAtor
nd 40 btcopds or copcess himself that the ordinary process
- E cannot be served him, having obtained an orgnH
EchmsnL against the defendant made retnrnaos oeIoI
mes Baker Justice Of the Peace for hohlnn county
gsre and the having been levied on the deendBnI
Il s ordered by said Justice that the defendant SP
r Be ore him az oeein Athens, Hcnn county Iennes-
see on the 18Th of November 1853, the same VIII pc pro
5rd~d vi 1parte. farther ordered that This notice
1hshrd Ter four successive in BroEnlOW's Wing
ALIAS WM. G. OWEN, J. P.
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F. H. BRATCHEB, c. ( NJ.
James 2. HolliDgswoEth Benjamin F. Kincaid.
II APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE

CATION Of the bIl that the defendant pcnTeAident
TpUssFc Il ordered that publication bs made in Brown
Wing, notifying said defendants to appear before the
uorv Court JaCsboro before the fourth Monday
a s -r next plead, demur said hill,
rs gar1a will h cr hearing Parte az 70 him.
= d. PRATCHER, c. 4 v.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Second Jadicisl Circuit, marlborough, Tenn
anada T. Rogers B. c. kincaid, John kncald, VIII
liam Gibson Zachariah Gibson and Joseph Thomas.
NHE defendants being non-resdents the county and
State 1t Is ordered publication be made for four
osssive in Brownlows Whig notifying ssid defen-
Gants to appear OF tho Crcut Court at
sborough on IN Monday after the fourth Of Decem
sr next defense, the will be
taken for for henriDgeX parte a TO them
T. J. ROGERS CLERK.
slys Hes tbcriy B. T. Kincaid and Robert Dosset
he defendant B. 2 ERosid, being nonresident Of the
county and Il ordered that publication &c made
sn uccsgsivo weeks in Brovnlows WhiS notifying said
enant appear the next Circuit Court AZ
Monday after the fourth Monday December next
hen there make defense, the gill he taken foT
6ctiISte + J. ROGERS, Clsrk.
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CaswCu QueeHer vs.. b. F. Kincaid
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM

The allegations Of the bill that the defendant is non i
a Of tbe State Of Tenncssec 1t ordered that publication
e nso for four weeks in Brovnows Wbg. notify
M The defendant TO appear and make defense said hill on
w before he fourth Monday Of December next, the same
VIII e taken o. confessed and set for hearing accordingly
--+s g. +. II. BRATCAER, c. { /.
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ATTACHMENT.

Jesse Bird YS. cdmuel bHu
THE PLAINTIFF. on AFFIDAVIT,
ths ds!saaaut i Indebted him, and that h &c
ssseonos onceSs himself the ordinary a
cannot &c served upon him and the having been LEVIED
On oefncants property Il ordered that publication be
made or Hour successive weeks BroTnoWs Wing, notifying
aid defendant 10 appear my house the 18th day OF
proceeded with paric him
ocll-4t* :. =. DOUGLASS J. p
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John H. Hunter VS.. B. F. Kincaid.
T APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGA

TONS q tie bill fled IN this defendant, Kin
aid nonresident CT the State Of Tennesco It IS ordered
publication te made weeks IN Brown
Wh!g notifying the defendant appear before the
ra Monday December before the Chanccry Court
81 JsckEboro and .teuse BILL will
D. taken confessed and set for hearing parte.
T. Il BRATCHER, {. & ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
James Williams vs.. B. F. Kincaid.

II APPEARS FROM HE AULbOA-
1TIoNS Of b that the defendant B. 7. hincad,
nssidCnt Tennessee orderee that publication be
sGe for four weeks in BrowDows WhiS notifying
she defendant appear plead answer deuT 10 complain
snfs bill before the fourth Monday Of December next
at the Chsneery Court at JackborO the viii be
taken - conferred and set fer hearing accordingly.
+. II. BRATCHER, G. & ",
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOUND-LAYING ON OUR COUN-
TER on Wednesday, August 10TH Pocket Book
ing few dollars The owner have IT by calling at our
'' sngs So paying ~ BARRY MCDANIEL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Late Foreign News.

New YORK, Sept. 20.-The steamship
Australia, from Liverpool 9th and Queens
town the afternoon of the 10th, arrived
here at nine tonight.
Late accounts from Constantinople say the
destruction of buildings by the Stambaul
fire was $500, and q, 900 persons were rend-
e5ed Sd6 hSnselssS One estimate is as hghas
poet, Is dead. ''o'A 'm - w. '',
! The Paris sPatrie says a m6numen9t is be
built at Portsmouth to commemorate the
visit of the French fleet.
Bourse firm at 69f4Qc.
1t is rumored that matrimonial alliance
has been formed between Duke Austa, son
of the King of7Italy, and the Princess Isa-
bella, daughter of the Queen of Spain
Another rumor points to thePrince Omal
dens as heryprobable husband.aR smvoh io77i
The Cork Reporter announces that the
Government had ordered anumber of gaH1
boats and two men-of-war to be stationed
off Batary Bay and other stations on the
west coast of Ireland.
Cyrus w. Field is a passenger by the Aus
tralian. He was present at one of the
meetings OF the Bristol Association, and
madea brief speech expressive ofsincreas-
ed faith in the aceemplishmentUf the At
lantic cable double line next ear. .1ns' i''fS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
The International Express Conn
pany.


New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The Richmond
Wing says another meeting to establish the
great National International Express Com
pany was held on Tuesday evening, at
which were the rebel Generals Echols,
Heath, Davis, Barton and Moore, besides
many other rebel officers of lesser grades.
Gen, Echols explained the'object Of the en-
terprise, In the course of which be said The
fact that the disabled and worthy Of both
the late armies are to be employed In the
managing and working department of the
company, would conciiate both sections
the South, because she loves to see those
disabled In a cause they espoused as Just,
provided for, and the North, because she
venerates those whose wounds were receiv-
ed in the war for the Union, that they
deemed indissoluble.
Resolutions were adopted, to, commence
operations as soon as five per cent. Was paid
In on subscriptions amounting to $250,000;
that until otherwise ordered the office of the
company be.in Richmond that the General
Assembly be petitioned to allow an increase
Of capital to five millions; that the increas-
ed amount of stock be divided among the
various States of the Union, and that the
books be closed within thirty days after
opening. the apportiOnment for the present
being, New York, 100000, Massachusetts,
$20S,000, Connecticut 1926. 900. Pennsylvania
$i92,OOO, Maryland 100000, Virginia $780,
(O0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Q't;&ll|&9rapbit. Cell
Postal Routes I'm the Southern
.NIrU 'nr States ..h '

I New York, Sept. 2l.-A special to the
Times says: The following comprehensive
schedule'of railroad routes In the Southern
States on which postal service has been re-
stored, Is obtained from the official records
OF the Postotfice Department. With a rail-
road map the reader can readily and accu-
rately ascertain, notonly to what routes and
offices postal service has been restored, but
also What Southern railroads are again in
regular operation, as the restoration of pos
tai service speedily follows, the resumption
of railroad facilities. ~ ~
t'Virginia- Washington to Richmond, via
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac,
and Orange'S Alexandria railroads; Rich
mond to Danville; GordOnsviile to Selma,
Va, via Virginia Central railroad: Lynch
burg, Va, to Bristol, Tenn, via Virginia
81 Tennessee railroad; Charlottesville to
Lynchburg; Richmond to Weldon, N, c.,
and Petersburg to Lynchburg, via South
Side railroad, over the river to Warrenton
Branch railroad. Total-eleven routes. ia
North a-Goldsborough to Char
lotte; Raleigh to Weldon; Salisbury to
Morgantown; Weldon to Wilmington. To-
tal-four routes a.'
ennessee-Nashville to Chattanooga
Knoxville to Dalton, Ga; Knoxville to Cor
don, Va; Nashville to Decatur, Ala; Nash
Vile to iJohnsonville; Memphis to Paris;
Memphis to Decatur, Ala. Total-seven
rOutes,IgH' |.".. l-' J.. ..
South Carolina -Kingsville to Whining
ton, N. c.; Kingsville to Augusta, Ca;
Kingsville to Camden; Kingsyille to Co
lumbia, Bfanchville and Charleston; Flor.
ence to ,Cherow;i Charleston, to Florence
Columbia to Charlotte, N. c.; Columbia to
Greenville Court House; Chester to Y York-
vile; Chester teSpartanburg; Newberry 70
Lawregce, Charleston to oSavahnah.I Total
thirteen routes. y, t.o.n.
Georgia-Macon to Columbus; Macon to
Atlanta,I Fort Valley to Albany; Milledge-
vile to Gordon; Milledgeville Eatonton
Augusta to Atlanta; Branch to Warrenton
Double Wells to Washington; Union Poin,
| to Athens; Atlanta to West Point; Atlanta
to Chattanooga; Kingston to Rome. Total
twelve routes. ...,..... ..
Mississippi-Cantoll to- Jackson, Tenn.
| Columbus to Artesia; Mobile, Ala, to Co.
lumbns, Kyy,yia M. 81 o. r. R.; Meridian
| to jackson. 7Total-fOur routes. ayta
| Louisiana-New Orleans to Canton, Miss
| The Postmaster General has also invited
| proposals for the, entire mail service Of thu
several Southern States, from Jan. lst, 1866
to June 30, 1867, the latter date being th,
time when the regular letting takes place
and the'time when contracts would hav,
expired had there been no interruption BY
the war; Proposals will be received by TIL
Se6ond Assistant Postmaster General til
October 3lst, and decisions rendered by
/ November 10Th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Cincinnati Market


5FL0UR-Superfne was offered at 81 soar 75. new
sStra o as ooSs S old do at IS So8s rs, and family
Af-Holders ask ST goai ys with buyer, bby at
tg auaHty9 Nothing doing in white $50 bush fair
CORN-A quiet but steady market, at CSC ae5ofor
sound sheled and ear. 1900 bu,h ear sold nt 65c TO
WHlSkY-$295 was offered, and 81 26 asked. No
PROvIsIoNs-Bulk Shoulders were held firmly
at l6e and Sides at lesc. Bacon Shoulders sold at
zoae and at the CLOSE gould not be bought beoT 2lc.
1t can be sold at 27,sc. The sales were 3O5 br city
Ss SSss fsss a sss sfySSls b :. S asis
5000 doat2o1ic, packed; 80 hhds Shoulders at i7Ic;
and 1gd9 sides az lsHe., TpI d 9IF1T5s ga
UATS-There is good demand at 42943c in ele-
vator, The receipts are light and prices have an
RYE Sales 81 prime cannot be made at over soc,
Old iS in better demand at 95c, on arrival
BAhLEf -Choice qualities not stained by wealth
Spring y 4o9l 49, Quotations for the lower grades
GROCERIES. .Therois is a a moderate demand il IN, b,
l41gl715c for raw Sugar; 9lD2ihc for hard refined,
and 81 oo9l 20 for Porto Rico mo)asses. ! 4 =
BUrTEk-Pfime to choice grades Of Central Ohio
command 3Og3ic in frkins, and for single packages
CHEESE-We now quote Western Reserve at
H1ic. and HaUiburg at lSc per pound actual tare.
EGGS.A ifm and steady market at 2O92lc per
d0FFfRH FRf fIRp9sTs IFGs cSaat oo 49,
obtained. from sttoe, and as high as 81 0bas been
paid for some extra choice. W. r.. NH .nt
COTTON-A sale OF 20 bales middling at 40 per
PUd'ATOES-We quote prime, from store, at
$2 1902 SO por brl. La bulk they selling at sOc
ppr Dusnei,r ..Y..| r. fNJNH ..f.. -Fi. a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
The spanish Army in Cuba.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The news received
from Hayana is to, the 18th inst. A Royal
decree orders that the army In Cuba shall
be reduced to the same footing as before
the campaign in San Domingo. This would
imply denial of the statement that Spain
was still determined to reconquer the Do
minican Isle. '''s 'a 7"' ''
The Diaro M. La Marina declares, though
without giving official authority, that the
Island Of Cuba now owes to Spain $7S,000,-
600. In 1927 the debt amounted to $l67,-
000,000. ,u'. u 81 ,asa, y Vsso. 'A"'A aN..
The, news from Havana includes nothing
further from Mexico, there having been no
later arrival from Vera Cruz.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22

CONSOLIDATION OF THE ATLANTIC q
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD EoMPANIEs!-
The several organizations of the Atlantic
&Great Western Railway Companies in
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and the
Buffalo Extension of the Atlantic g. Great
Western Railway Company, have been
consolidated into one company, known as
"The Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Company" The following are the officers
of the consolidated company: ts 5ff-r'
on nPresident-S. S. LHommedieu. ..,.,
Vice President--J.J j. J.Shryock, Meadville.
Treasurer--Jesse NJ Dick, Meadville. e.
,9Directorsl-S. s. L'Hommedieu, of Gin
cipnati, Ohio; A. W. Bernal, Of New York
City; John Sherman, of Mansfield, Ohio;
Marvin Kent, of Kent, Ohio; Gaylord
Church, of Meadville, Pa; j. II. r. Rose, of
Cleveland, Ohio; John Howard, of Dayton,
Ohio;a John Dicks, of Meadville, Pa; X. p.
Brainard, of Ravenna, Ohio; j. W. Tyler,
Of Warren, Ohio: A.. f. Allen, OF James
town, N. Y; j. Grail, of Ashland, Ohio; I;
Jacob Riblet, of Gallon, Ohio; CIV. Culver
of Franklin, Pa Charles Day, of Buffalo,
N. r.; Henry Martin, of Buffalo, N. ";
T. w. Kennard, of New York City; George
r.. Babeock, of Buffalo, N. "; g. L. T..
Blakesley, of New York City; Samuel Wann,
Of New York City. ..a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Report eT. To ON the s1oo Counterfeit.

New YORK, September q. The Herald's
Washington special says: The Chief of the
Currency Printing Bureau madea report
toSecretary McCulloch to-day, in reference
to the iiew 500 counterfeit which has been
the subject of investigation at the Treasury
for several days past. The points in there
port in reference to the production of the
spurious note from portions of genuine
plate. gre substantially those given, in the
Herald The Secretary spent several hours
in the consideration of the report and the
examination cf experts in its support. 1t
is stoutly maintained by these that there Is
a gigantic fraud somewhere, not eXactl y of
the nature of counterfeiting, and apparent
ly they have. settled, to the, satisfaction Of
the Secretary, that the trouble is not in the
Printing Department of the Treasury.qisA
"a veil executed $40 greenback in two
parts, pasted, received at the Treasury on
the heels of the 500 excitement, gave rise
to the report thatanether dangerous cOpn-
terfeit had been discovered Investigation
proved it to be a genuine note, which had
been cut intpieees by some cautious person
for safe transmission by mail. r.4~oTrysz
n a 49, > q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22

q LAsHING A BROTHER TYPo.--The editor
of the augusta (Ga.y Constttuttonalist, In his
issue of the 18th inst, has an article on
Chattanooga, and thus takes off the editor
of thenew paper there: l.g ...r,.i.u
.Anewspaper fourishes, whereof one Jas.
r. Hood, formerly an employe of the Con-
stitutionalist, Is editor. He was good type
setter and is fair editor; but Satan enter
ed him, and he became imbued with the in
sane idea of sacrificing all the previous
laurels he had obtained as a member of the
press and condescended to become men,
ber Of Congress. Why did he not say 70
the old boy, "Satan, get behind meg But
he was rfghteously punished for his at
tempted desertion of an honorable profess
sion, and on the day of the election the
people thought that he had better remain
In his sanctum than enter the debased prize
ring at Washington. A fair warning, o,
ye brothers of the quill, who in an evil
hour. may be tempted to fall from grace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
The Approaching Election I'm
JNOrth Carolina. f1af ~ T0i ~

New YoRk,, Sept. 21.-Tbe election to
choose delegates, to the North Carolina re-
construction Convention, which is to meet
on the I'd of next month, will take place
to-day, and an order has been issued from
military rJheadquarters of the Department
forbidding enlisted men or officers aof-the
army throughout the State visiting the
polls, and no one viii be allowed to leave
camp excepting lin case of necessity; but Ii
there should Be attempts made to create
disturbance at any of the polling places, it
is enjoined on the military officers to see
thatprder islpteseyed, even without a re-
quest to that effect from the provisional
civil authorities. GHV3 'I oF" .ti ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Earthquake in Porto Rico.

IN New YORK, Sept: a.-tntelligehee M 4 has As
by way of Havana, to the lst of September.
On the Doth of August the people of Porto
Rico were startled from sleep by an earth
quake more violent than any living citizen
OF the place bad ever experienced. 1t, oc-
Cured at quarter past two o'clock in the
morning, and consisted of terrific oscilla-
tons from Eastto West, preceded by afear-
full subterranean rimbhng. The houses
were violently shaken, though none of them
fell. The people in terror ran out into the
streets In their night clothes, butthe shock,
which only lasted 45 seconds, was not re-
peated. The, shook, was felt all lover, the
Island, but was most forcible at the Capital
CITY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Dispat tch from M Governor perry.

NEW York, Sept. 2O-A telegram from
Governor Perry to- President Johnson, IA
ted Columbia, South Carolina, September
10, says:
The Convention have repealed the Qrdi-
nance of SECESSION. The committee have
reported in favor of abolishing slavery,
equalizing representation, electing Govern
or and Presidential electors by the people,
and voting ViUa coce in the Legislature
These measures will all pass. Everything
here is harmonious. Thompsop,ra delegate
irregilarly elected by the Northern citi-
zens at Beaufort, was permitted to take his
seat. .,....... -.r,,...- 4. .,.s,..'..
[Sighedl B. F. PERRY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Are Tbey Going.

We, refer, reader, to your teeth. Be care
full. Next to your eyes, your teeth are the
most precious of your facial organs. Use
the Fragant SozoDoNT. 1t will at once ar
rest decay and prevent what are now, but
mere specks from being oriflces. In briet,
lit will save and beautify your teethI And
il is the only thing that can save them.
Reflect on this. 4liosept 1S-1weod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Wisconsin Democratic COnven-
1iOn.

MADISON, WIS.,, Sept. The Democrat
ic Convention nominated Harrison G. Ro-
berts for Governor, ID. w. Maxon for Lieut.
Governor, General NJ. Montgomery for At
torney General, L. B. Wilcox for Secretary
of State, and j. A. Davis for Treasurer. The
platformipderses PfesideDt Jobnsonls res
toratioh policy on the basis OF the Federal
Constitution, pledges its unqualif ed sup
port therein, opposes Negro Suffrage in this
State or Interference with other States, the
suspension or hdbeus corpus, and tavors the
most rigid economy and equalization of the
tax burden.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 2l.-The U. S
steamer Alpha has passed here, bound to
Wilmington to raise the 'sunken blockade
runners, r.,s rs -..D -fi m r... rsss
Gen. George S. Dodge has arrived from
Washington on an inspecting tour through
this Department. The object is to cut down
all unnecessary expenses to the Govern
ment in the Quartermaster and other De-
partments. After completing his work
here he will 60 to North Carolina on SIM
liar mission.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22
Destructive Fire.

NEW YORK, ept.a2l.a4A destructive fire
occurred this morning in the town of New
Lofts, Kings county, opposite the entrance
to Cypress Hill Cemetery. 1t originated in
the engine room of the lager beer brewery
owned by Mr.. Bauman, which nearly ad-
joins the United States Hotely owned and
occupied by the same. proprietor. Both
buildings, and contents were destroyed.
Eight or ten dwelling houses adjoining
were also destroyed. The total loss is esti-
mated az $50OOO.L ?. .nlnnrhL. tnaLail-. .---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22

New, YORK, September. 21.-The, Posts
washington special says the Navy Depart
mept has ordered one Of our most commo-
dious side-wheel, gunboats to be fitted out
forAt the purpose Of conveying some dis
tinguished officers downlathe. southern
coast.
r 1t is said the President has had in con-
temptation for some time past a visit to
ern ports, and possibly he will carry, out
this intention before the meeting of Con
gtess. oj hcssslbhh cd 5sEm ,ssig1ai