Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-26


p. p. Marshall, company D, lad N. Y, Emory
hospital. f
Tunis Warren, company II, 1sth N. ", Carver
John 7. Psrr, company n, 10th indiana; Carver
: 4. 4. Beekwlth, company =, 9Th N. Y. cavalry,
Jacob Hair, company II, Issd Penn; Carver hos
!, =. Barnes. company =, hath Penn, Carver
samuel F. Miller, company H, Ath Ohio, Armory
Z. N. Hall, company X, iisth Penn. Finley hos
. william Marley, Guartermsster'sservice;a Quar-
John Blank, tcoloredJ Government vessel, Union
Ansel Burnham, LIST company Andrews s. s., Eek
David ?. Reem, company A, isath Penn, Ecking
Daniel Murphy, company c, 18th MY.
James Band, company d, 2eth Penn; soldiers
James s. sayre, company X, i21th NY.
Jacob Frank, company Il, isoth Penn.
Chas. Coburn, company d, 9th Maine, Ebenezer
Cross: Harris, company I, 18th Michigan, Patent
Geo, McAndiass, company d, issth Penn; Finley
VIM S, Fisher, company A, cath N. J., Pre'Oyte-
samuel Hill, company X, nth Conn; Ascension
hospital ~ s.
Jacob Buck, company >, sth U. s. cavalry, odd
A: Clark, company b, Cd Mich. cav; Mt. Plea
chss Smith, aad N. Y. battery, Emory hospital
John Thompson, company =, isoth Penn.j Emory
VIM; Townsend, company C, 18th N. v, Ryiand
= Jordan, tesmster, Gen. Halleck's .headquar-
POLICE MArTERs--T aesday--Mary Z. Brooks
was arrested for larceny. Justice Drury commit
Nancy Mcclure and Mary Handiey was arrested
for di.orderly conduct, Taken before Justice Dru-
sidney Kellson was arrested for being drunk and
disorderly. Justice Clayton fined him ss 90.
assIv was crested for keeping disOr
James Atchison was arrested for disorderly con-
duct. Justice Thompson fined him 81.
Thompson committed him TO jail for court.
ID. H. Kicks was arrested for carrying concealed
weapons, Taken before Justice Clayton and fined
Laurence Daley was arrested for using threats Of
violence. Justice Clayton ordered him to give Sc
enyty e d hssR the peace Fl,
terry. Justice Walter fined him %.
John Williams was arrested for assault on an Oh
heer. Justice Walter committed him to Jail for
Mary Twoomy and Thomas Twoomy were ar.
rested for disorderly conduct. Taken before Jus.
tice Stratton and fined 90 81. .H..#t
John Tolson was arrested for disorderly conduct
Justice Stratton fined him 50 -.
l.
A KIDsAPrIse CAsE.-About eight months ago
man, by the name Of Gatewood, a member of the
en- EN- SaNsy company raised IN this city
daughter, little girl about 10 years Of age Thii
was done In consequence Of the desertion of the
deserted and went to Baltimore, where, il is re
ported, he was shot. On Monday last, the grand
mother of the child went to the residence Of Capt
Whitney, and had an Interview with the child
Not long afterwards the girl went out. This was
about O'Clock, and the child has not been seer
since, except by some neighbors. OF the grand
mother, who say they saw her at the residence o
the latter Lieut.. Brannon, OF the provost guard
with Captain Whitney, went TO the house Of thu
70 demand the child, but the inmates OF the hous,
disclaimed all knowledge of her whereabouts. Al
the girl has become very much attached to Captain
live with her mother or grandmother, Captain w
has taken measures to substantiate his claim, AMI
return her to his guardianship.
SOLDIERS LIpRARy.-we have had frequent oc
casion to mention the various contributions which
have been made to the comforts and onvenience,
Of the soldiers lying In and around the hospital,
about Washington. The latest we have seen of q
standard character consists OF a collection Of ex
cellent volumes, (fve hundred and fifty In number,
which have been presented to the soldiers free
library by kInd-hearted lady OF Dorchester, Mas
sachusetts. The books were confded to the care
Of John A. Fowle, Esq, together with the sum o
$50 to defray their expenses TN.
A CONFIDENCE WoMAs.-A female by the nam,
OF Mrs. Hoysiere, who is represented as being par
ticularly fascinating In her manners and very pre-
possessing in appearance, has succeeded, within
the past two weeks, In victimizing various ladiel
oy her artful and apparently plausible representa-
ons In regard to a Tsb natter rs sgsSit
were among her Victims
She halls from New York and Baltimore, bu
says she Is a refugee from South Carolina. She Il
| said to have left the city on Monday.
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THE DELAvAS HoUsE-The night patrol, unde
Lieutenant Franklin, called on the proprietor o
the barroom In full blast dispensing liquor to sol
diers. Henry Bates was ordered to appear at tn,
Central guard house. He appeared yesterday
| and the charge was sustained. Justice Walte
| fined him $40, The bar-room was closed yester
day, and Eve demijohns were turned over TO tn,
Provost Marshal
| ARRESTED AT BAwDy HoUsEs.-The proves
guard under Lieut.. Franklin, arrested, on Monda,
night, about lots O'Clock, sturgeon, captain AM
/ lieutenant, who We're found In two different baw
| dy houses, one on Maryland avenue, near the Capt
tol, and the other at No. 1853 street. They wer
| ordered to report themselves under arrest at tn
officers ought TO be dismissed the service, and
more disgrace the uniform of Union officer.
SELLING LIaUoR.-R. s. Maine, the proprietor Q
| the "Scott House." on Fourteenth, between p an
| q streets, was arrested, on Monday night, by tn
provost guard Of the Tenth New Jersey regiment
| anu Ofuefeu 10 tnt ttntrdl tuhfu mouse on IN
| charge Of selling liquor to soldiers, He was fined
| yesterday morning, $40. His bar was closed, an
two demijohns OF liquor confseated, and turne
| over to the medical purveyor.
FAILED To APPEAR.-Margaret Calligan was vis
| ted by the provost guard and detected In the bus
ness of selling liquor to soldiers. She was ordere
to appear at the Central guard-house, but failed
| make her appearance yesterday morning. A guar
was sent after her at once, who after long search
found her concealed In the lot in the rear of he
house. She was arrested and confined In the Ger
trail guard house.
Il CLosED.THE BAR.-Tha bar room OF Mary Mo-
gan on the corner of Twenty-sixth and q street
was closed, and the owner ordered to appear at tn
Central guard-house to answer the charge of sci
ing liquor to soldiers. The charge was sustaine
before Justice Walter, who fined her $50. Invent,
four barrels OF liquor were found on the PROMISE
for which Captain Adam holds himself respons bl,
The liquor will probably be conhscated.
DIsoRDERLy SHOE BLACKs-The colored RentI
| who crowd at our street corners and near hote
and taverns, with backing brushes, are hourl
complained Of for their profanity and disorder
conduct In the street, Yesterday Oficer Taylt
arrested two of gang OF these juvenile rowdle
who were dealt with according TO law. We al
| glad hear that DrOmDt measures will be take