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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

DY special anmgement we publish exclusively the
ID Gard rnoiograpNs OF the Llhpuuan wedding
Generl TON THUMB, IN his wedding sulli-prics
MRS, seueralroM PHuhR, ia weddipg dfess-ss
cents; H
Mir. and MIRA General TON THUMB, Ia Wedding
dresa--.D ceniai H. .H III .LL... lls lncti ..I
0omruodore MUTT and Miss MIMI T., grooms man
and bfideafnMd-25 rents; tts fTf iif
Mrs. General ON nliu nh, IN eesbnded recepu
Misses LkSINiA. and MINNIE wKRREN--prce 20
centsi tNl fHl lHt HtHH NiH1T uHi fH-
The whole RRlpAt PaErY, group Of four card
YThs IRIDAI PARTY eiereosc6p,c pictbre) $50
,Ibe BRIDAL PARrY, tstereoscopic colOred) 10
cents. W
The prize Of card pctures colored viii he I21s cts
extm, Can 10 sent Oy mail on receipt Of prioe aud
| postage stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark
deA IN circle On the front OF the photograph Bo
ware Of spurious copies made from engmnngs etc.
X. IL. 4. ANTHONY, ,5Dl broadway, N. T.,
| Manufacturers OF best Photograp phe Albums and q
| Publishers of Gard photographs OF celebrities.
! The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures were
made for us by Brady. fe2Odaw3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

LYONS KATHAIRoN. This delightful article
FOR preserving and beaulifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie-
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually II Is still sold at 70 cents
in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be sold IN . year when 1t Is known that the
KathaisoR is not only the most delghtful hair
dressing in the world, but that il cleanses the
scalp of scurf and dandrnt, gives the hair
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents il
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing, The Kathairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described. Any lady who values beautiful
head Of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable 1t is
sold by all respsetaOle aealets throaghout the
world d. s. BARNES Il CO.,
.A8AAVG YNS New York ,
jal2d&w6m w. w. STEWART, Dayton
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DRAEE's PLANTATION BITTERs ~ Exhausted
nAtare sgFeat Festorer Adeligbtful beverage
and active tonic Com posed Of ppreSt Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. ltaiWg gdrAteslhe body
without stimulating the brain, II destroys
aoidity OF ftheistbInach, creates an- appertite5
aud strengthens the system Is certain
cure for DYSPEPSIA, Constipation, Diarrhea
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change Of
diet, water &c. II can be used NJ all times Of
day by old or young, aud is particularly rec,
commended 10 weak and delicate persons
Sold by all Grocers Druggists, Hotels, and
saloons. ls ~ p. H. DRAKE q Co, ~
aa22dawesa ..aali-s.. 2O2 Broatl,gav n. Y 80.
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hILL Oh pRlONs.

A u general meeting OF tho Horse ShOtrs Of ~.
~ eiiy oi Dayton, on the gath uf be,tSml4n lst.
ie 'oowng resolution and b oi picts Were .f,,, ..
Ipop;
Restfctd That the present high prices Of labor mn
ttral, and living, iully lusuhes incrt hsr ilie
pdoes Of horse sboeing rom the past rates Apa itnt
We, the undersigned, val be governed iy the hllnu
ng prices and Will honorahy aud haitbnl, hdis,sb0
tle sad rates, To take eiiect aef the l0i in,
VI January, laGi.
New shoes, toed, per Siltt
Aew shoes, plain. -. ........ .,... 4,
via SHOES toed ami Ia
kesetung four shoes. ,..,,..,............ N
Nathan SHERMAN, MaRfry
Thomas kAhos, lanes Rider.
John kuhk, M kdmuud
Frank Hinkand', W, A, Duck,
John Mara, doSepB Neber, .ruH
Charles MurreS, James Murn.x
N'b.-hofrt PhoerS throughout the 0imtfy hT@ iu
Wted 10 g. me 10 ana subscribe 10 the above ldtl ~
ptIer aeopy Of which may he seen at the hu, a. \
SHERMAN bird street, east ct Jefferson. ds.Siem
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Fine Residence on Water st.
sHERlFFs SALE.
Valentine hoy hnd wiel Montgomery superior Court

Valentine Hoy and wife Montgomery Superior Court
CHARLES Ianck ct nl. Case No. 2BTi.
Ilf virtue Of and IN Obedience to, the command ol
ID an 0rdetOi hae made by the superior ConN vi
montgomery county Ohio, mud 10 ME directed, will
oher ~ public safe ~ he door vi the Court House in
the esyoi Dayton on tA 9.a
a 1a Sdtuniay, March 2S, 1853, Hi Iaal
Al Two o'clock Of sad day, the following described
real estate situate IN the city OF Dayton, county Of
montgomery and state OF Ohio towlt; The Mett hall
w ~ OF lot numbered three hundred aud nnnetet
lp) ~ designated un the revised plat of said city,
nciudng, also, the right TO ten foot alley along
tho east side OF aaid west half and suteet the right
OF the oWnets and occupants Ol the cast half of said
lot to use said aley IN common, which alley takes fye
feet Oh Of enoh site. 'ii4iI IJ. s'1H lli ~ .su
appraised ut seven Thousand dollars Isl OO0) and can.
not sell tor less than tvolhrds oi sau apprHsenent
Hefms--One-third cash, oue third IN year, and
Tie laanpe IA two years rom tle day OF sale the de,
ierred pay Dents 70 bea interest a TO be secnred by
mortgage on the pfemlsea .flsfH4 .l nsla :
GEokGE WoGAMAN, Sherii Mont county
j. A. JORDAN Attorney t4+l ielgdtnaAls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

ANaA OhhSN1 AANAe WI NTfti''V - ANSN'.a
DE. c, WI ReBAcg, ,--LJeer ~, ,---For The
benent Of suffering humanity permit US 70 au,
nounce, through the col0mus ol your Circular.
the surprising properties OF your Scandina-
vian Blood P1yideF and Blo5d Pals, which is
sure cure for Indigestionl and Liver 0om,i
plant, We have several persons IN town,
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
and Indigestion, and notwithstanding that We.
have as good physicians as can b. found IN
Northern Ohio, yet the disease baiiled their
skill. Consequently we were iua state OF de-
spondeney, until we commenced using your
Pills, through and by the advice Of our friend,
Mr. brennan. We used the medicine accord
ing to directions, and are now fall Of liis aud
hiIarity, and our gratitude is equal 10 orr inn
proyement IN heath aud spirits. When we
take into consideration what We have been,
and what wa are at present, wefeel like charg-
ing ourselves Of the sin ofingratitude, IL We
did not try to announcer to the public tie great
benefits OF yoar Medicine. Therefore We rec.
ommend to the public at large the expediency
of having recourse 70 your ,Aledienla, and con
sequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel to be our duty, inS advising persons
who are suffering as we have suffered, to
make use of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned. '''"
Mrs. GwH, Aa.MRs. BRENNAN, 4.4
Miss HEAros, q. q, SrRiNAN A-'ss
See Advertisement y t.al jal3d ms
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DIED.

KINo--On the 18Th OF February, IN XenA, Ohio. Of
eopsnusRtoniM Mlsa Linze King aged Nsniy siS years.
May King. A.l"
Thou aEI gone @ he grave but We VIII pol deplore
Since God Was Thy ransom. ihy guardian. and guide.
ne gave thee, he took thee and hs will rpslere theei
Enf by ff'thITH rrlf II 9fHlL K.SgC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

0verjoyed learn that last evening
a soldier-ahe .~ell,bsloyed (s6n -ofa wArthy
widow lady of this city-retqrped home, after
an absence of n year, and so Oye1Oyed was
his mother at seeing him sthatlshe. swooned
away, and it was with difficulty that she could
be brought to consciousness again ! 2 = ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

! The Weather.-The weather has been
bf as disagreeable type as it could well be.
hat we pres,me ihSi as Il is on the program
I9e We will submit to it with as good a grace
ah poaaiblaJ lIt is. heavy 6hiiSRows, ha@eSor,
as the dark, wet evenings prevents the ladies
itom going oHt as often as they desire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

M SCHNEtDER has removed lbs Gun Store ant
ltl. Slop from his Ud sthntl the ONO Bhak O.,
-ueei, to NO lO9 MAN street. opposite tue Market
where he will conthue to KEEP un hand luud hasof
nlent VI Double aud single barrel suut t,yus; Ht,s;r
Nelts Towers, Aliens, smith Measoh = td,f btlter
lteYoyers mud fistor; BVwieinud Irnikel kn,Art All
sinds % sporting APPARATUS Gun Barrels tad mate
iid; Powder and SHOT, ,eiv. Is o. t..f.
We have just received, besides tlirf Guns d neN
an superior article o Anrr,an si,,ie Ih,ritl shc.
Dn, the best Ol the kind IA Market ~
nois a1a %. SvnhklnEI,4 sVN, ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

Crowd the Hall l-Ysdssirs IA BfTliaq;
larlarly impress upon the minds OF our read
srs that this evening has been set apart for
ihe Benefit Of that clever Tragedian, Charles
NJ Isy9 Esq9PVysRlayiqg at Bsgka Hgis
II is q worthy compliment rendered by his
personal friends, and n large number Of our
citizens who admire his acting, and feel graf
FED at his efforts 70 please the public. he ID
AgeatlenaG 6nssand on the stage, and we
hope to see the Hall filed from top to bottom
this evening as n deserved and fitting eompli-
ment to the worthy Benefciare.. ,,.g
/ ~ u rfMf4yb 4s}L Il IA ,
Ready for 0perations,--We some time
ASo asigSa ths.AhsIq IqmEaq gFe ceamm
contemplated procuring a pair Of horses to
pull their Epgips and Hose Carriage to iros
promptly in cases Of slarm. We now learn
lhOt lhey SiAvS PdfehAsea "a pair Of hfge,
hne grey horses, have put up comfortable
stable for them nu'the' vicinity Of their
Hall, and having tiggsd their machines for
horse powei, they arb ready Tor prompt and
Aeiiyo operations in cases Of fire. . A large
humber Of the oregOns are absent in the
army, and those ',sholaFe lelt'At home are de-
lermined to make their FIRE apparatus as ELI.
cieut - .bOughthOir whole force was present
rhe Oregon boys deserve great credit for the
noYe lheg haysaaaissasso 1tt'i't
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VouucessOFIo N n DohgTANhI
jas 40 Main street. 1ls

Watches.--H. Kline, No. 336 Third ST. !,
has a lot Of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale. .a,i
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NRtD AObertlsglTmlsI.nlttssI {. It's


A LAR0E BRICK DWELLING HOUSE wul
IA pay eight pefteut Call at No % Main sltpst
-.l. aId N ioh fsN DANIEL 0ARsf :
ie1odaN Real Estate Agent,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20


iAenerter 1.-The canal steamer 'Alpha'
returned yesterday from the North, with a
load Of wood She found several boats laid
bp At the large, pond near Newport Shelby
County. They were unable to get through the
ice, which was several inches thick. Captain
Holmes started at the Ice with sixty pounds
of steam, aud gent through i with crash,
coming out with tixty-6Ye pounds The Cap,
,ains Of the other boats in that religion &C.
kRowledgedth tie superiority Of steam over hoss
power Of loeomotion- Captain Holmes 10,
tends building several Rotary Euginss for
use onthe canal and we hope he will have
as many custohsrs as he can accommodate
this summer, The sooEeF steam is employed
on the canal the better for oil concerned.
Qk2aak Conau,i aefonar Lain Coulho,ver
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"A Bareaipl l-lsee advertisement Of a large

" "a bargaInl-See auVerusemeHt OF IaFge
brick dwelling for sale. .......,,
G1tHr4AiSd +1EltAdl
0ysters,--We can, speak positiosly about
the quality of the Oysters received At Potter 8,
'2g5 Third street. -rlieS are received daily,
and cant be exselIed this side Of Baltimore
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

Home.---We neglected to mention The fact
that Sergeant VIM. H. Harrison, Of the l9th
Regulars, arrived home q few days since, on
conyalescent idFlough He has neagly reeoy-
cred fruin the wound he received in the
battle OF Stone River. Serqeqnt-Major
Spayely, (now il hospital at Iouiayille,) and
Sergeant Harrison are ranking Screcanis Of
the Battalion, and should have been promo
ted long since, instead Of juniors who were, ON
improper representations, foistcd over them.
Now that Capt Mussy--a brave soldier and
hightohed gentlemah--has succeeded TO the
command Of the Batialion, we have conf
denee to believe that the manifest right Of
these Young men 10 promotion will not be
overlooked. h1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20


The Ball To-Night.-The Ball of the
4Sixes, given ip honor of the Birth Day OF
Washington, will take place at Dickey (late
Walker) Hall, 9th street, this evening. The
tickets are onlym5O censs---admitting gentle.
man and lady, We are assured that order
will be enforced. Fairchild's string band will
furnish ihs music 4 EaiaadlOAdiai
Sign of PrqAparity-Yorkmen are en-
ployed in remodelipg and putting IN the best
possible trim the office of Mr. A, II. West
Phillips House, Third street, Agent for Whse-
Ter q Wilson's Sewing Machine in the Miami
pdAeyi 9This isshbsthntial evidence Adi'the
popularity Of the Machises in thiSeity, and the
country surrounding. Here is evidence that
sap be seen, and shsuldi be considered aby
those who wish to buy n frat class sewing rraaa'
chine. ht@'
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YaIuable NtOck f0r Sale.

n HAVE 10 hsaA o. AhehoFses atd flktes; 100 head
nne hogs 10 n0Na WITH Jneai o hcnfliof milch
oowe-tae ffeah the others Wl b. in short time ~
fine Norman stallion; All OF which danire 10 uali.
PeraOns Wishing 70 puphRse can do 10 by calling ioa
The nphaeHher, thrup uilaa nom tln fha cas..
lngton pike. ic2QNdf. d lhP. MUMMA.
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SHAVING, HAfRlCtffiS6, siIAMPOOING.

ngHoMAa 4, wIsE hepBg fagen thOlDafbef ellppl
il on Magkst atfeqt " 6Vnqd y james kreid,
praparad 70 Do hbAying, Hnir-(uttinn, dhaulpooinR
etc., ip Lnanner tat laili 70 iYo nntIsactofA
Ho inFitae all Ma ED handh aud osllonatrs TO give
MA ealL Reraenlberthe paae -north nlas Mefeet'
atroak lffl lN OCT L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

Street Commissioner John Coulhower
Is a candidate for Street Commissioner, at the
ensuing Spring election, ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20
GOLD AND SILVER WAFonES AND tHAlNs

1r every variety, wilt Be offered at private ss ,l
iargans may be had in them The pui lic arc in,l,,1
70 call m No. 3ld Phlhps Aouse, Third street i.u ~,
ri'ect the goods, and get reIaifn d0i,e ia an -,
'nanner ieibddin lI H.KLIhL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

7 Hibernian Beneficial Sooiety.-The
members are oil requested to attend the
Meeting on Saturday Evening, February 2lst,
AZ arrangements will be adopted ior the Cele-
btation of Saint Patricks Day ls1 .st..s g.
slaaAJ. J.aREYSULDs, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20
Sprriaf Notlrrs,
M YOU WANT GOOD AAaas,
iase 90 rola l.9fis4 Doe oiiait
LEWIS j. GILLtL1AND'S,

Ia u w 4 y IL ~ 4 - - 4 - A AZ ~ ~
- a No ., MkREEF STkEkau 'tasnD
He hns now large lot Of superior aasnsi
Dried Beef, &c., oil his own curing, together
with tall supply Of Fresh Meai, for sale at
oil hours. Z ~, g ia. l3 6ni -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

War Wharf.-The celebrated Pollmora-
IN Of the War will be exhibited at Huston
Hall tonight 1t is generally pronounced
q splendid. .Rntk of IartA AandSis said 10 give the
bSholder very good idea Of battles by flood
ahd field - i-ai laa ,eie .Nis .ee ,ss .oc %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

From TroyT-A letter from Troy states
that the reason the Chaplai0 of tho llth Reg
ment did not hand over the money that had
boen entrusted TO him for the families Of sol
aier's gip and around Dayton, when he
passing through here was, that The amount
was inccnsidrahle, and he had to distribute
The bhl, Of the money he Ind to parties in
other places - ...5si loiegse..'ee.i n
The money has been paid oyer here, and il
is all right now We did not intend casling
any impdtaiion on the honesty Of the Chap
lain our purpose was TO advise him that par
ties here needed their moneysaaila y, la ASA
Another correspondent advises us Of a
piteh-battle which was pitched of in Troy on
the l7th, between u party Of "Teptons"" who
had not got over the effects of the Ball Of the
previous night, and a number Of soldiers, who
seemed 10 feel themselves called on TO put
down what they considered a disturbance Of
peacea Several on both sides were ilaltened
out, and the Marshal aud posse soon appear
cd and pitched IN, bringing the fracas to n
close BY arresting the ringleaders, and station;
7 log them in the Station. Our correspondent
says the general impression in the region of
Troy is, that 'the war ought TO be stopped, or
its policy entirely changed. 'rhepeople have
made UP their minds about this matter, as the
Administration WILSON find out 4ai
BaSinesssis pretty good at the HHub' 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20
WATCHES, ULOCKs, JEwELRY

IN the beatstye, and nj short notice. DDS repais,
tas worked upon the hnest watches and leNey ia te
largest cities Of Europe, aud also ia the Unte, tn
anu he eanfnt h eNceiled. ior good work aud hand
some hnish. Ol courre nus woTk Is arrnne,i ~ fs
resented, Mr.. Kline viii nov be able Ia as,-ofDu,.
tlle all who want the test WORK lefioFnie, n IN,
lowest rates u can be Afforded. ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20
Important Announcement.

B II. KLINE fflin9 % usd
No. 330 Phillips House, rhira street,
FIAkES this method to INFORM tho pulic that Ia.
J. I'm. Engaged the services gentleman Who Y
tlebrated as a. I-ff. i.r ael'l sf lI,5s ,, III.
{ PRACTICAL wATcn AND CLOCK MAKER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20
Beckel Kan M1ait night lie house here

Beckei Han Al.ait night the house here
was as good es could be. expected under the
circumslaneeso the most horrible weather,
aud tho Concert Tor the Ladies' Aid Society
Tonight has been set apart for our fayorte,
CHARLrs M. LEWIS, wefeel assured he viii
be greeted by an Overlooking house. The
playsseleeted are Of the most recherche char-
actet, and will be sure to call out our mosein
telligent citizens @ 'HG
Every scholar is familiar with Bulwers
great play Of the Lady of Lyons" play
that for eiearness Of plot, striking situations,
aud beauty of language, has not its equal on
the stage Besides, It has never failed in
London, New York. aud the principle cities of
the World, to draw the siite The piece is
cast with the iol strength Of the Star Conn
panyr and we assure our readers that they will
see the "Dady of Lyons" presented in style
they have never witnessed in Dayton, DO not
miss This opportunity, aud do not fail to give
the. Benefciarea substantial Benefit, and show
him that Dayton can and viii appreciate tall
eut Let all who desire eligible seats go
early, as from what we hear, the house will be-
crowded A great many seats have already
been taken. Surely, h tho Language Of the
song--NCharlie is our DIrliug.' T
Tomorrow night the great comic drama of
oGlraldsi or, the Invisible Husband with
other attractions. 49,. ......l.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-20

General House Work "A middleaged
woman from the country who is thoroughly
a9qaalOasi Nth ea@qNspld 6G6fs sjsHss to
ptocure general house,work in small family
il the eilysaA Pply ut tthis-0fIice. ,stih
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FKDAY EyENIyo, rKnRuARY %, lses.
pnAHsON a. ourTIN0,s
IP o L / M o r A M A

TlNlE same az exhibited ia all tlie ff inc al cities
Il the East 10 oVeiwholmtng audiences, uHihfuily
.l'ortraying every ovent oi imrorlam'e ironl the
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

The PRorrrs AND LOSSES on BLOCKADE RUN
xISo.-Our readers will nnd In another column
an extract from Liverpool journal Of some
interest. II says that, however lucrative the
fitting out Of blockade runners was in the early
part Of the rebellion, II has now become not
only hazardous, but really dangerous, 10 capital
as we'll as to reputation. Bankruptcy is already
making sad inroads into the financial affairs Of
English merchants who have dabbled In this
species OF gaingetting The oase In question
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
The KohnstaAn Case.
UNIrHD STATES CIRCUIT COURr.
ln~Ho.~ IIos. IuAna ohI...sa

JUN 2.-TAs Usied States -. isDiosssn kokRtamm.-
Tho present motion 70 vacate tho order reduce the
amount Of bail from $50 900. Mr.. Kohnstamm asserts
that those suits instituted for his persecution and
that he purchased the claims of the respective parties
equivalent
Mr.. Msrberry. associated with ex-Judgs Beesc, Mr..
Eschwege and jas. Brady counsel for Kohnstamm,
coutendod that the suit against the defendant was claim
for debt that the charges made Vague and
tain and that he entitled be discharged on ball.
Mr.. John Sedgwick appeared Cor the government op
position To the motion 20 reduce the bail.
Mr.. Brady contended that there lno legal
why defendant should be held under arrest and NO
legal why be is not entitled 10 his discharge. He
argued common hw action and founded exclusively
common law rghn only In this case be main
tanned. There no such right OF action here at all for
whatever felony may be charged, and whatever money
may have been obtained the defendant be sued
under the present action. Tho ony<acton 10 common
law for money had and received. There aidayit in
this show the defendant the United states
any thing II Kohnstamm was indebted 70 the United
States cosdf that tho governments has called upon
him TO account, and he may have paid up the demand
Other objections raised by the counsel for defendant
we're that the witnesses Germans, their evidence
taken down In Engsh and they subscribed them
without the Interpretation OF sworn interpreter.
necsion reserved. Counsel for the government Mr..
John sedgwck; for tho defendant, Messrs Marbery,
James T. Brady and exJudge Beebo
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

THE ALLEGED CArrURE OF HELENA.-Tbe re-
ported capture by the rebels Of the town Of
Helena, and the hanging by them Of negro
regiment, with all its white officers, is, we ina
gine, canard Had the telegram stated that
all the officers of the captured regiment had
been hung we might have placed some credence
in the report but we cannot for one moment
believe that the Southerners would hang q
thousand negroes, worth at this time from If
teen hundred to two thousand dollars piece.
The report, which first appeared in the Rich
mond papers, is entirely without foundation, as
we should ere this have had confirmation of the
news through other sources.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03

GENERAL oRpERs-No. l41.
WAR DnPARr,un, ADIurAEr GEsERAL's 0rFIcu,
5 at.tals WASHINGTON, May ~, 1862
The privilege Of legitimate trade 10 and from the cities
Of ofwashington and Georgetown are daily and agrapy
abused The capital Of the nation s made depot or
supplies for traitors and their conederates 10
this evil II is ordered that and after May 26, 1898
all goods OF whatever description offered 70 transport at
any Of the outlets highways leading from the District
OF Columbia, shall be carefully examined by commits
sonnd ocsr 70 be hereafter detailed for such duty and
not found 70 b carried BY permit issued BY authority
Of the Military Governor OF District that such goods
shall be seized and turned TO the Provost Marshal
OF the district for conascation and SALE as provided N
like cases. {a fststt
BY order Of the SECRETARY OF WAR.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjtant General