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The Daily Dispatch: September 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Notes of the war. (search)
lemen, their wives and children, and a nervous, irritable French lady, who was much excited and greatly annoyed at her detention. Nine trunks were searched. With the exception of three small chests of homœopathic medicine, nothing contraband was found. Seizure of property at Cincinnati. Speaking of the seizure of property in Cincinnati, on Tuesday, under the confiscation law, the Gazette says: In the establishment of Rawson, Wilby & Co., No. 8 Columbia street, and that of Tomlinson & McLaughlin, the deputy marshal found about $9,000 worth of tobacco, selling on commission for a Virginia seceder. L. T. Hughes, off Columbia street, between Main and Walnut, acknowledges having in his possession a large amount of money, the proceeds of sales of Southern goods — probably $10,000. J. C. Butler on Columbia street, between Vine and Race, acknowledged having $300 in money and $700 worth of peach brandy, that belonged to an inhabitant of Dixie's land. The North Carolina