Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-19

The PARDON OF BAReIE The following, from
the official copy will be Of interest In this COM
muDity, as showing upon what representations the
pardon Of Ludim A. Bargie, or Bargey, was OBJ
tained
Whereas IL appears that at the June term, 1850,
of the Criminal Court of the District Of Columbia,
Ludam A. Bargie was indicted and convicted for
obtaining by false pretences money and instru.
ments in writing for the payment OF money, and
was by the said court sentenced to be imprisoned
In the Pententary Of said District for the term OF
two years:
"And whereas the said sentence was, on the
18th day Of January, 1861, commuted by the Pres
ident Of the United States to Imprisonment In the
common Jail Of the county Of Washington for the
term OF one year, commencing at the date OF said
communications:
"And whereas the Hon. Edwin NJ Stanton, who
was Attorney General Of the United States at the
time when the said communication was granted,
hiss stated TO me in writing that the case OF the
said Indian \. Bargie was very carefully ex-
amined by him as Attorney General and he was
entrey satisfied that the said Bargie was illegally
and improperly conVicted:
" And whereas the said Ludam A. Bargie has
now served out one-half of his term Of imprison-
ment in the common Jail:
"And whereas nineteen members Of the Senate
OF the United states, together with large number
OF highly respectable citizens of the District of
Columbia have earnestly besought me to extend
to him the Executive clemency:
e, Il,
Lincoln, President Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca in consideration Of divers other good and SUI
hcient reasons me thereunto moving, do hereby
grant unto him, the said Ludam A Borgie, full
and unconditional pardon" &c, &c.
FAST BoYs.-This morning the Provost Marshal
sent to Justice Dom three boys, the oldest not
over fourteen wears They watched an oppor-
tunty and entered into the quarters of the United
States troops on street, near Sixth, and stole
mum Der Of pistols from one of the rooms. Four
and one was picked up where it had been dro pped
by one Of the boys Several pistols yet miss
ing which may be in the possession Of other boys
who were not caught. The names Of the boys
are Geo. Rawlings, Daniel Branahan and Clarence
| Johnson, and although so young. they are not
| unac9uainted with the police officially. Justice
Dom committed them to Jail to be disposed Of
by the Criminal Court.
ARMY MOVEMENTS OVER THE RIvRR.-Abbie
X. knight-another ''matr0n - we presume-hail-
ing all the way from Bangor, Maine, and Mary
DE Mari, Washington damsel Of the West End,
were arrested "under suspicious circumst.ncesn
| at the camp OF the Sixth Maine Regiment, by
order OF Col: Knowles, yesterday: After exam
lnatlon, Justice Dom committed them to jail,
charged with Infamous conduct" In the camp
aforesaid.
RUMoR FAcroRIKs-The secessionists have re-
opened their bogus news factories and Yesterday
the city was alive with canards One was TO the
eject that General Rosencrans had been sur
rounded ana 6lS column defeated and himself
taken prisoner, but the favorite yarn for the day
was TO the effect that the Garibaldi and De Kalb
Regiments, and battery Of artillery had gone
over to the enemy bag and baggage. Pretty well
for one day.
CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-Before Justice
HdE|-August lSth.-Ann Wright, drunk and
fighting; dismissed John Labey do work hon.e
30 days. A. Fuller, drunk; fine and costs, So 81
J. w. Fox, drunk and disorder!y; do 80 81
Torra Hanna, street walking; workhouse 30 days.
August l9th.-Frank Kane, drunk in the street;
costs, al cents. james Lesley, do; fine and cost
Sl.5S.
The CAMPBELLs, 1t will be seen, have ac.eded
TO the general desire, and will stay few nj ghts
longer at Odd Fellows Hall Nothing equal to
them In the amusement line has been seen In this
| city Of late.
| The JAIL.-About one hundred and hfty prison.
ers are still confined in the county jail, although
twenty or more have been released in the last day
or two
| HOLLOWAY PILLs.-IndIg estIon, Stomach and
Liver complaints. These medicines W Ill cure the
Of the stonaoh and liver. They have restored more
SsS III Ss PsEI to sG.s and health
They have stood the test OF fifty years. experiences
Ln In the appetite Inyikorets the stomach
sapsIly stiicacIous and for sick and nervous head
OF Soc'' o1o', ana u per box. au6lw
| CousHs;-The sudden changes Of our climate sre
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASfhnattc
AfsetionS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages Of the disease, recourse
should a. once be had to I" Byotgr's Bronchial
NcehsS, or L9zenges; let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatol OF the Throat be slight as By this
precautlon more serious attack may he eHeotunly
ysrded on PEbbtc Speakers and Singers will find
them edeetual for clearing and siren gthenns the
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IN S-eolJ
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persons desiring pennies will always find them
| Tor exchange ~ the Star Office counter. II
MARRIED.
On Sunday evening the 18th inEtant by Rev +
| w. Cornelius. CHARLES w. HA IVES to Miss
| MARGARET DOWNEI, all of this city
DIED,
On tae l8ih instant, ALBERT, only son of
Cha, les aud May Jane GrIffa, aged year, 9
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