The national Republican., 1862-07-16
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The following deaths Of soldiers, In the vari-
Gus hospitals, &o., In this vicinity, have 90
| CURED since our last report: 4
william Dlnsmsn, Company A, lo5th New
A.w. Phillips. Company I. l2,h New York;
ntchasl Rourke. Company d, 69th New York.
y. A. 0ray, Company !, 69th Nsw York.
J. Free, Company K, 55th New York.
Brown, Company =, "a Berdans Sharp
DC.
n Sergeant Peter O. Hull. Company A. Second
william verii, Company A, seo.nd D. G.
David Th0rngxts, Company l, 7th Wisconsin.
Ithsmsr D. Miner, Company A, 6ih Michigan.
Thomas Wenbsrn, Company 3, 36th MY.
Charles Grssnstsills, Company Z, 9Th NsW
id....A. Pier. Company I. lo.h Penn. r..
Lewis Ward. Company A. l,,h uui.sd STATE.
g. Wells, Company 4. Ath Michigan.
George ". shils, Company ?, esd Psassyl
@ K. QUITS, ssrss.nt:m,jor ssd New York.
Hamlet O. Miller, Company I. SD Psnssyl-
Esv,n 4. Pier. Company I. 10Th Penn. Re
John Darby. COMPANY Q, seth New York.
6hsdrick Frydsbolt, Company X, Sth Micht
gan. ,.'. AaTI 3 |
James Hayes, Company (. SD New York.
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Chss. Case, Harris Light Cavalry.
Thomas R. Carlton, Company B, s7th North
Carolina.
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The following petitions were nled yestrday
Greenbury N. Watkins, . slaves; Alanson
norshouse, z; Catherine Mcknight, I; Joshua
Pieroe, 2; Truman Lynch, I; Sarah n. Holcomb,
guardian, !; Phoebe r. Dulaney, 9; Caroline Il.
DuHnsy, I; 9. suII!v.1 81 fhcm.s Scott,
dali, i; Joseph q. Bradley, /; <. Thomas Brad.
Icy, trustee. l; Dslilah CLARK, 2; Nathan Pra-
thsr. 8; Ann n. Washington, 2; Mrs. Ann
sshsshy, I; Albert = 3, B. Berry. 8; Tho%a. =; I;
and othsrs, I; Joseph I. Mitchell. i; Matilda
nsy. ]; susan Kssns, !; hobart Dicks, J; Sam
usl 8. williams, 5; Thomas T. Barnes, trustee,
!; A. P. Hoover, ;; Elizabeth Bohn, l; Ann d.
Yesterday the time for filing petitions under
the emancipation act expired by limitation OF
the aot itself. All oolored persons freed BY this
act, and whose owners have not presented
CIAlmB IOF tn6m, Gan pIOCuT0 C6TuuCht00. OF
their freedom from the, clerk of the district
court, BY bringing reliable Witnesses to prove
that they were IN the District BY consent Of
their owners on the 10th Of April last, the time
Of the passage Of tho act.
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HoTse-stsaliag By . Rebel Desertsr.
John Givens was arrested by 0Hicer Kelly, Of
the Fourth ward, on suspicion OF having stolen
horse. az he had In his possession hne stAl
lion, said to be worth $500. He had on No
Clellan bridlo and saddle. He was arrested on
the Avenue, whsre he had been trying to sell
the animal. Givens 10 deserter from the rebel
army; says he belonged to the First Louisiana
Cavalry, and this horse belongs to bis mother;
that he had succeeded In escaping himself and
bringing his horse along with him. He also
United States Government. He claims TO have
been In several Of the recent lights before Rich
mond. A portion Of his story seemed quite
Improbable, he and his horse were turned over
TO the military authorities.
Selling Liqaor Without License.
Obadiah Ritter WA arrested on Monday, by
Ofioer Robinson, Of Georgetown. on the charge
Of selling liquor 10 that city without lioehse.
He WAS lined $20A
Mrs. Koener was also arrested, by Ofioer Sul.
iivxn, charged with selling liquor to soldiers.
She Was taken before Justice Clark, Of the
Second ward, and hned S20.94.
Baiii Another.
Charles NiohOs was arrested on the same
charge. on Monday afternoon, by Off1cer Grown,
Of the Fourth ward police. He WAS taken be.
fore Justice Clayton, and his case WAS ruled
for hearing.