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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

BEoKsL HALL, To.NIGnT-The popular aud
talented theatrical company, under the man
|agement of Kent, Weaver, & Co, will give
ther first entertainment for "lndependeBce
Week" at Beche Hall tonight They will
present most attractive bill The beautiful
drama Of "Asmodeus' will be enacted to be
followed by thevadmirable comedy Of 'I'ish
Assurance and Yankee Modesiy" in both Of
Shich will appear those highly popular and
talented theatrical Stars, Miss Noliie Williams
and Mr. f. A Vincent They will be support
lsd by the entire strength Of one Of The best
'nd most popular dramatic troupes that ever
appeared before a Dayton audience The
Entertainment is worthy Of liberal patron
Age, and will doubtless receive it. frff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
General orders from General Meade

General orders from General Meade
WAsHEGToE, July 1.-The following order
has just been issuod
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIytsIoR of rHr 4
ATLANTIC, PHilAuELPHfs, JGlY I, 1865.
General orders Mol
/. In obedience to General Orders No. llS,
current series, from the Adinianl Generals
office, Major General Meade assumes com
mand of the Military Division Of The Atlantic
2 The following officers are announced rs
the Generar5 etaff Of the Military Division
Brevet Brlgadier General George D Rug
giles U S ", Assistant Adjutaut General Uni
ted States Army Breyet Colonel 5 + Barlow,
Maior and Assistant Adjulant General of Vol-
unteers; Brevst Major General s Webb,
u s ", Acting Inspector General I,reyet
Major ID d Emery Captain u Infantry,
Acting Assistant Inspector General; III o.
Colonel r W BatcheIder Captain and AS
sstaut Quartermasier u s Army Brevet
Lieut. Colonel c Biddle, Major and Aid de.
Camp; Brevet Lieut.. Colonel L NJ Baehee.
Captain l4th Infantry, Aid de.Camp; Brevet
Lieut. Colonel George Meade, Captain and
Aid-de-Camp.
Department commanders will forward to
these headquarters, with The least possible
delay, complete returns Of their several com
mauds, the location Of posts, and number and
designation Of the garrison Of each, with such
other details, by letters, as may be important
for the information Of the Major General
commanding
By command of Major Genera Meade.
Signed GEO d RUGGLES,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
IN DYSPEPSIA a

And its attendant train OF symrtoms, IL acts more like
A CHARM than q medicine There is nothing in the
whole ran re Of MateSa Medica thatcan for moment
bear q com parison withit in this disease.
A fu account Of this wonderful plant may h. found
in the eleventh edition NJ the United States Dspens-
atory, pages 1887 and 1923.
A series Of experimentsin in which Dr. Ruil has been
for wears ragged has inst baen brought to success
fu termination, and he s now enabled 10 offer to the
public 90 mbnation oi CEDROH with other erapnroYed
tonics the whole preserved in thA hest quality of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky which he is cont
dent has no equal in the world
He mightfnruish a volume of cerlIiic7tes but the
public have long since learned TO estimate such things
by their true value The safest plan IL, for every
totestfor himself the virtues OF a new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
INTERVIEWS. Ts.--luterments at WOODLAND
cemetery for June, 1865:

DAYTON AND ITS TRAVELLING FACnTIEs.-
No inland city in the Union has.more extcr-
We or convenient communication by water
I'll road turnpike and telegraph with the
lter world than Dayton. First it opened an
rticial Canal communication from the Ohio
yer to the Lake Next seventeen turnpikes
ere constructed, radiatiug to every point OF
.mpass These facilities for freight and
avel were soon found insufficient and six
u roads running East, West, North West
id South, weSe completed Within the las,
10 years another rail road has been added
Q Broad Gague Atlantic and Great Western
magnificent proportions. This road j.
.nned and equipped with the best material
1t can be procured, and now affords addi
anal and superior facilities for freight and
vel to and from Dayton. The $50 express
in gives our citizens an opportunity 10
sch Cincinnati at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, an hour
tie early enough for business men. Trains
live and depart at almost any hour from
to the twoscities, very grea. convent
ze 10 the travelling public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

NEw YonK, July 3.

NV YORK July 3.
Stocks hotter aud not active, Money quiet.
Reading 9s Gold opened lA closed
at 40 Erie f9l U. S 6s 81 coupons
1861 Chicago, Darlington 4 Qalncy no;
520s coupons l0lg do neg issue l03g
l0-40 coupon registered 81 coupons,
97l IS ~ coupons 80 endorsed 1905
99J New York Central 94s Sterling more
doing at l0S3al09 One Year Certificates
$50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.


laws FroN, NEw YoRs, July The Al
bang tram, No ~ due at New York abou
4:30 this afternoon, ran OF the track III this
place Rl 3 o'clock. Several persous are re-
ported killed aud others severely wounded
Among the lat'er is William Peuldiug, Of
Peekskll, who will loss both his legs The
disaster tesulted from gross eareessuess on
the paf Of the switch tender.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

NEW YORK, July 3
Cotton, 4lc, Flour, unchanged and quiet
at s. 75a5 80 for extra State S635 nG50
for round hoop Ohio Wheat quiet rather stead
ier, At 81 32 for Chicago Spring 81 %
for Milwaukee Club Corn quiet steady az
6sa70c for unsound 70l75c for sound
mixed swesteru Oats quiet at 73a75c
for western. Pork 6rmcr, at s23a23 %
for 63 and GA Lard steady l5sI9c.
Whisky irmer at 81 OS offered 10
asked for western Petroleum dull,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.--This house will be
|rovided with on extra lunch on the glorious
ourth, consisting Of turtle soup, vegetables
md every kind Of tempting yi2nds.
Spring lam5, fresh fish, frogs and all the
eicasies Of the season can be found at any
Eour All who are fond of good cheer are
Expected to be present at lunch on the fourth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
BY Telegraph.
I. L4lAKsts aRsH'aI8.I


Nav YORK, Jnly 2-Ths Herald. Wash.
ineion special contains the following The
Provisional Corps. under General Wripbt. will
encanp for the summer ON Tie Upper Polo-
mac
General Hunt. Chief orArtillerr. roes to
konsas
Oener@' H4'lech sooa leaves Tor Ca'''or'
h'a
henetAl Ord Us expected 10 assume COM
ngn" VI we beP1,'ment oi ONO
9I' u,,','a' 'ucoaua1 an9 olner ,eDe'
~, AZ ro'"'sS won
,,.u.,
,, 'Ny't'r
ne tuonnes Washington special says
anoiher rr2isst against The appointment Of
Jadge Parsons ni Provisional Governor Of
Alaoama has been sent to The President and
members OF 'ne Cabinet.
APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENTS
About flty applications per day f,r Al.
pointments as clerks aud ra.se...rs. ar,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

over them in a recent mission Of General
Slekles to Bogota rfiHf.|
THE AENI- -cRTnE- RnToM4c- -nRoHEN- -uP..-
The Tri5nne'e WasLogon special says the
Army OF The Potomac vas broken up TO day
fenral Mesde's headquarters will be- al
command has MT been Determined on.
AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
he Ilerald's Richmond correspondent says
General Ord adopted the policy Of causing The
rebel officers who planted the james River
with torpedoes TO be hunted up aud turned
over 10 Bcigadier General Mche, OF lhe
Engineers, charged with the duty of remoy-
ing them which has been faithfully done
He also placed J 600 laborers at the disposal
Of the Canal Company. The caral Is now
open from Richmond to Lynchbug
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
WITHOUT n RIVAL +!

And iusnv deserves the reputation IL has long en-
oyedin Central Ameuca and the West Iades.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
su.psndsa Publication

NEW ORR, July l.-FubhcaiiCn OF Army
aud Navy Official Gazette ceases with this
week, dissolution Of military forces rendering
it's publication no,ouger necessary.
AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA
The Heralds correspondent from Shreve-
port, Louisiana, says General Heron has
sent out detacbmeuts OF troops to garrison
various towns That region of couutry is
rapidly becomiog quiet and orderly Orders
have been issued forbiddug fofaging and
lawless appropriation OF private property by
soldiers, aad also requiring negroes to remain
on the plantations aud continue their work
II is said at the time Of Kirby Smiths
surrender that there was about one hundred
thonsaud bales Of cotton along Red River.
General Heron hos sent tWo of hisotlicsrs
to the Indian country, ior the purpose Of
negotiating treaty with the Indians
Governor Allen is on his way 20 Mexico,
escorted by a regiment Of Texas cavalry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
Special Notices,
The Horrors OF Indigestion.
County Auditor.


oucomplain of your stomach, ,un(ortu-
nate dyspeptic but ought not your stom-
ach to complain of you? Possibly the
pangs you endure are simply the stomach's
method of taking revenge upon you for
neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you
have never made an effort to improve its
condition, but on the other hand are con-
tinually cramming it with unwholesome
and incongruous food, Have you ever
tried Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, "A proper
diet, and regular meals ? The Bitters in
week would putyour digestive apparatus
in perfect order, regulate the flow of bile
in accordance with the laws of health, and
produce just so much aperient action as
wonld be necessary for your good and
when you are once all right, judicious and
regular dieting, with little of the Tonic
now and then, would keep you so. If you
have neglected these means Of cure, don't
blame your stomach for its rebellion. 1t
Is merely natures hint that she wants help.
II you neglect it, the next thing may be
inflammation, or Scirrhus Cancer. or some
other violent and dangerous disease. There
is such a thing as being Too tate in these
matters. Hostetter's Bitters will cure
Dyspepsia but Dyspepsia may en-
gender diseases which defy all restora-
tives.
HoMGoPnArao MEplcSEs, The aomn.
opethic system of medca practice has be.
come one Of the fixed institutions Of Ameri.
can society. III ean hardly Sny longer be
considered an experiment DE-. Humphreys
whose advertisement appears in our columns
this week, has long and successfully given his
attention to the preparation Of specifics for
the various ills which flesh is Ell, to, aud is
placing them in the reach of all who may wish
70 iesi their virtues. Dunkirk Journal.
20 .Ofin Irl ,ftI1|.I tHN'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

No PAPER To.MoRRow The hands in our
Office, expecting to be otherwise engaged
10 morrow, no paper will be issued
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
office 10 the Enrolled mIiitia Of
Montgomery County, Ohio.
AUDlToRs OFFICE. /
DAYTON, July 3, 1865, I

AMENDED SECTION OF MILITIA LAW.
Every person physically disabled may be
exempted from military duty, il h. files with
the County Auditor. on or before the 18th
day Of August OF every year statement Of
the County MilitarY Surgeon certifying that
such persons is unfit for military duty by rea-
son Of such physical du ability or bodily in.
iirmily, which shall be described in said state.
ment
SURGEONS NOTICE.
All persons claiming exemption under
above section Of militia Law, are requested to
present themselves for examination to Dr.
W H. Lamme, Snrgeon appointed by the
Governor Of Ohio, at the Office Of DR.. II. X
Steele, corner Of Third and Ludlow street
from ten o'clock A. NJ, to three o'clock p. M.
DR. Lamme will begin the examination on the
lst day OF July and continue the same until
the 18th day Of August, up to which date all
persons claiming exemption must present
themselves
j. W. DETRCH,
JnlY 3-dlw&w2t County Auditor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
GIVE THE
CEDRoN RITTERs'! Y
ONE TRIAL AND YoU WILL NEVER USE ANY
OTHERS.

tits not necessary 10 publish long iai of diseases
for whchth cEDaoN RirrFRs area specific. in
all Diseases OF the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

The Herald, in speaking Of the return Of
General Siekles, says il has no doubt that
England aud France will be filled With indg.
nation when they come 70 learn what brilliant
triumph ouF State Department has achieved
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
mrotcaI.
Hr. JOHN BULLS
CompoHndCedr Bitters

-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become n
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm ioz-
enges, in less than a year
after their introduction at
tanned reputation ~ wide spread
as the continent of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

Perine's Grave, short distance North Of tn
city All who attend fhSy anticipate good
time
There afe various other smaller parties going
TO the country on pleasure excursions Of
different kinda SO that there will be scarcely
people enough left athome.lo take care ofthe
ioga. We wish all pleasant time aud a safe
return
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

lS1T John Gengnagel has been collecting
tles, fresh fish, frogs and all the articles
|pSuey that can be procured for most
nptuous lunch on the glorious Fourth OF
y. Lunch will be on the table from nine
Fock tllltwelye, and all who want to have
Iood time are expected to be present An
Eellent vocalist is engaged for the occasion,
will sing the Star Spangled Banner and
er patriotic songs, in commemoration Of
day and Il occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03

'HE FOURTH in the absence OF a public
general celebration Of the Fourth IN the
our people have wisely concluded to
5erve the National Holiday according TO
II own taste There will be numerous Pie
8, Fish Mes and Pleasure Parties, nlI
king heaIthlul amusement and enjoyment
heir own way.
The Grand Cotillion Party will be held at
Couuty Fair Grounds, where dancing and
a cheer will be among the chief attractions
The Young Mems Society OF the Holy
unity Church viii have Pic Mic at The
n Grounds also Arrangements have been
4e for spending the day happily and
'ssn,ly, which will be fully carried out
he German Shooting Society, with their
alds, will make an excursion to Edgars
. be, where Target Shooting will be the
ctive feature Of the day
ie Hibernian Society holds its Pic Mic id
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
zJouv BULL, or 1oUfsvnLF, KrNvuoKY.

-rHisininnitahe preparation n SAHSAPAHILLA
has long stood at tho hesd Of the various compounds
ot that valuable drug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-03
Agents wantaa

VyO sell sewing Machines. We will give a coIrmis-
1 sion "a Machines sold, or employ agents Who
will " lor atnve Fnaes, and an raid.
Address, II. b. HEHRiRTON a 90,
ln2tdClHl Detroit, Mlehifan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
A Coed Joke on Sherman.

While marching through Georgia,
General Sherman travelled with the LEFT
wing, under General Slocum. After 0
long and wearisome march, he one day
crossed over to the right wing undsr
General Howard. While in Gen. How
ards tant, which had just been pitched,
the Medical Director came in, well &C.
uuainted with the habits and eastoms of
both. Gen. Sherman sometimes took q
"elass," while Gen. Howard was strong
ly opposed to the indulgence. Knowing
this, the MEDICAL gentleman, after a
short time, wishing to serve his Chief
without offence TO Howard, said:
"General Sherman, you look weary
and i'll. If you win come over to my
tent, I will give you Seidhtz Powd er,
which I think vii do jon good
"Thank you readily respon ded
'Tecumseh,' II think will"
The man of physic departed, and
Gen. Howard, who took everything liter
ally, ran to bis vallss and got q powder,
which be mixed and handed TO Sher
man.
There is no neGd 10 90 away for one
if that 10 Whist you want" he said, anC
Sherman, inwsrdly chagrined, but high
ly amused, drank the cup manfnlly, Il
the mirth of several bystanders, WHIT
comprehended the whole magnitude o
the Joke at q Enthusiastically EUen
ing Post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
TOWN LOTS.

TN PURsUAHcE OF AN Acr on THE GEN
a. oral Assembly Of the Commpnw eAith Of Ken
fueky, authorizing tbs asie oS fhs "Pablic
gqnsrs" in the city of Hendsrsont Ky, which
tAs general sleetioa held May lat, 1855, notice Il
hsrsby given thar said Public Square has been
Laid ont In suitable lois By the Mayor and ooun-
oil Of said city, and will Be- sold It public euction
1875. Bale 70 commence IT 10 O'clock a. M. Il.
TERms-ons. third aaah, clas-thifd on credit
Of SIX months and one third on crtdit o.
Notes with approved security feqEired, and . lien
kspt on the premises until shs purchase money Il
Plat on Sic and open for lusp4esion In the City
Clerks ONCE. s.---sstsr. rsafrsrfn
By Older Of the Mayor and Couneii.
v. W. REFTLINGER, Clerk.
Henderson,, KY, August "a, 1855. aug7-tdi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
A Warning to DOetOrs-..A Physician
e. Z Shot for kissing His Patient.

tFrOm the Grand Rapids (Michigan) Esgls.l
E A. terrible tragedy took place in Leig-
ton, Ahegan County, on the night of the
18th inst, resulting in the death of q
citizen of that township. 1t appears
from the information we have been able
to gather of the melancholy occurrence,
that the rash act was caused, without
any real foundation, by the promptings
of that green-eyed monster called jeal-
ousy. John Bright, Union soldier, re-
turned from the service on Monday last,
with the determination, as evinced, to
kill DR.. Colburn, of that place, whose
moral reputation was not good, for in
sulting his wife, which insult is said to
be no more or less than that the Doctor
was seen, Cwhen upon q professional
call upon Mrs. Bright, some time since,
TO kiss her, which liberty was resented by
the wife and the physician discharged.
Hearing of this affair from some COM
munieatiye friend, before and after his
return, Mr.. Bright resolved on shoot
ing the offender. Meeting the Doc
TOR IN the road, on the aftsrnoon Of the
latai DAY, the affair was talked over and
an amleahle settlement agreed upon, By
which the Doctor was to call ct Brieht's
house the next morning, talk the matter
over, and make the dnsade honornbls
as far as possible, before and 10 Mrs
Bright
Here the parties turned from each
other to their respective homes, and the v
bad gone but a few steps when Brivht
stopping, turned suddenly around and
IN q violet manner, said to the doctor.
We viii settle the matter right here.
this evening" Accompanying the words
With the action, he drew revolver from
his pocket and shot the doctor when not
over six PAGES from him, the ball strik-
ing him in the side and passing entirely
through his body. The doctor then start
ed on the run toward a marsh close by,
ana the assassin, thinking he had not hit
hin, hred at him without effect twice
more and snapped his pistol q third
time. dis weapon failing to fire on the
fourth attempts to discharge il, he threw
it away as being worthless.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
~a.,yY TIE : v, tnE
Exclusively for the Journal.
RfisceIIaneou. Ttew.

New YORK, August l7.-But little ad-
ditional has been developed concerning
the great defalcation since YESTERDAY.
Ketehum's robbsriea are nov estimated
ct e5, 600, 900.
Mumford, whose failures 10 meet his
engagements waa announced several
days since, has been ARRESTED on the
charge Of drawing checks on banks in
which he had no funds. His operations
involve, however, only eIO0, 600.
The Times Washington special says:
The irrepressible conflict has develop
ed another phrase in this city. The
Washington secesh, who reside in the
aristocratic locality Of Fourteenth street
and Massachusetts, avenue, object to the
colored SCHOOLS established In that vicin-
ity by Gen. Howard Of the Freedmen's
Bureau. They hsssech him to have
them removed, and assign among other
reasons, that it viii depreciate the price
of real estate. 4 E
The WertZ trial went over again to-
day, and it may not begin for q week. Il
seems after all that the prosecution is
not ready New evidence consequently
is coming in, which may cause some
change in the charges and specifications.
The Heralfs special says;
All the soldiers nov In the field with
the single exception of those in the
Division of General Sheridan have,
within q few days, been paid up TO and
including the 30th of June last, and for
Sheridan's Department, upwards Of $40,
900, 90 were sent two weeks ago 10 the
Paymasters with which to settle all de-
mands against the Government.
A number of citizens of Richmond
have been here for. several days, with an
object of calling on the President "a Z
delegation in behalf of themselves and
others concerning pardons. YESTERDAY
the self-invited committee visited ths
White House and were addressed by the
President in friendly way with enquir
les where they we're from. A membel
of the delegation, in pompous style
replied, 1--WE are proud to say that ",
are from the city of Richmond" Thu
President remarked that be did not SEE
any occasion for pride in that fact, ant
turning his back he devoted his attention
to other matters. Thus ended the in
terview. *.5
Several parties came up to-day to re-
inforce the delegation, but what nev
movement will be attempted is not de
veloped. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
English SpscuIations ON the Atlan.
Gie Gable.

tie Cable
NEw YoRK, August 1.-THE com
ments and speculations of the English
papers concerning the Atlantic Cable
received by the China are, In the ab.
sence OF more definite intelligence from
the Great Eastern, interesting.
On all hands it is agreed that the in
jury to the cable must have occurred
after it left the ship. Rough weather
sufficient to have caused a breakage of
the cable is out of the question, as the
instruments used at Valentia were SO
delicate as to record every lurch of the
big ship When the loss of insulation
became known on board the GEsat East
ern, it is supposed that those in charge
of the operations would order the ship
to be put back, in order to under.run the
wire and discover the flaw.
While this operation was in progress.
according to the writer in the London
Times, brisk wind or any roughness
of the sea would compel the telegraph
people to cut the cable at once and buoy
It. The report brought by the First
Fruit is not absolutely inconsistent with
the supposition that this was done. That
superstition is supported by the fact that
while it was in Ion. 51o lat 890 the in
sulation first began to give out, and the
Great Eastern probably went some dis
lance after this. 1t was Let, SO 40r lon
380, one degree nearer VAlentia than
the First Fruit found the buoy. As 70
the possibility of recovering the cable,
should it have been buoyed as suggested,
opinions differ. The London Daily
Meas mentions, as an encouraging
omen, the fact that a cable now working
was 6shed out of ], 800 fathoms Of water,
under less favorable circumstances
Should the worst anticipations be real
lied, and the cable be found to have
parted, only about 500 miles of wire
will be lost, as from 400 to 500 miles
can be recovered from the Valentia end
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

Bright, seeing the doctor stu Alive
and cared for 81 the, citizens, who had
uttered on the alsE1a, said that he was
sorry be had not killed him. The doctor
lived until the nsxt morning when death
relieved him Of his sufsrings he was
buried yesterday. Bright stayed at his
home till the next day saying that be
would stand all trials, when doubtless
becoming frightened in view Of the re
suit Of the case, he left, and has not
since been heard from by the authorities
or the people in that locality.