The national Republican., 1862-06-26
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regiment. eiiotts sash night rpnid akbt round
OF applause. The 1seudfal and popular soss..
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aotss,uOs Monday next. the Sqdrs kSndsfa
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CASrsssutY. .-Nns zsafrstta n the .srssssss
tight periormSf IN the world. ~ The pytNl-
lar lit,is beauty klle Ravel ID greatly a1niIed.
Miss Eva Bnsat dsligh,s the sud!snos vlth the
rich swsstnses Of her voice. uoae: gvNlafde
fore he atighta Mona. Aisxandsyi zsnfreytA
dances upon tho tight rope, wearing woedea
clog shoss, and the sstonishtng sstgfist broth.
Or are every where known % td6 greatsN nv
io.AisHi concluded Win he sds spliling CGInlo
psntouiuae, entitled Ne Clown Cook.y w
which 'h. the lsavsl oosnp.ny appear, q. 80 ~
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About eight or ton days ago ~ polics ofths
S0oOad ward had their su6picion5 ArOused ~,
cortsannysterious inossnsanjn N sst.ellsh:
ment on Ninth street, opposite lhssonth shd
Government wsgons baalsdsstsat many goods,
bales and boxes thsfs, which werS Ret iaksu
away except 10 ths hight, whom. they, were
taken out ths baok way sndsarried OF BY hsnd
They did moi interfere. ~ tho house appear
cd 10 b. in,charGs of the military. Al last the
sergeant OF the police, informed 0sptain Bher.
wood, OF The provost guard, of his suspioioDs,
and hs w.i a ,s. NJ. *. e Ss
rAsnt had bean paying the rent of the house
regularly, and yet could Asosrtain M, speoial
authority for putting the Goods thsges Do Co.
ing y the premises. the guard found. wo.sn.
kafN division; that ihsy, ware put there for
safe k6eping; and that her husband, WIN was
xsergsant, was detailed ~ guard .thSb. The
g0u1s we're taken posseasOn NJ. HhArpst RI
hss, muskeis. pistols. blankets, shirts, drawers,
knspsacks, bsvsrsacks, sad othsr Flinles used
by tho military. were rsovvered.i Th0ss gOOds
wsre said 10 belong To THE Twenty seventh
Pennsy lvania. and tho Seventy hrd and Twen.
boxes being so tnarked. II ii thought that
thousands Of dollars worth Of valuable GUysfii
msnt property Ia s,ored on the several floors
Of this building. ..,.-,
rastsd soldier Wig, "a acenpnli9g for his pres
snoa an the city, sad be vas In charge Of some
Govevnment property belonging ~ the Eighth
New York regiment, o. .fman Rnes,D belonging
TO Blenksrs division. Captain Sherwood asked
tstlon he, did. Hs took him toHstofs- heuss N
the roar Of the "Gymnss,um l,sstsurants" kspt
Philip Mshrling, wRSfs Large amount Of good.
were found, AZ alsa 10 shed in ,h4 rear yard
Loutsisha avenue. These two plaoss were found
cOmpstely hlied with bgzss Of sGovsfnnent
Arms, acc6utremsnts, olothtng. TO-, TO tbs valus
ofihOusands OF dollars. The stock o0usstsd 0l
aamssna ans aTGss N ss ncs .s so1
ofSpriDgneld r. Ass Of The latest pattern, unused
and In ~ good oonditios ~ when hrst issued
from the avseual, new ciothinS, NV shaes, nOn
commissioned oaeosrs' swords, and even stretoh
stored hore by person WIN rsptyssnted him
selr 70 b. a quATtaSmsAtsr U B4dkerb diviA
sion, and Who u N sAId 10 now pffW1bef In thu
hands Of the rsbslss taken In atrecsnt bafus. !,
These thinsl ocnurTsd ab0IltR week ago, and
yesterday morning the 0overnneAE Authorities
commenced removing thu g00dB TO tho regular
storehoussS, which caused the assembling of .
large crowd Of citizens, who gsxed Ia wonder n
The proceeding, their curiosity being inoreaset
by the tscturn manher OF the ofncefs In oharg'
OF the removal. .n
OatraSssas Aspaqit.s
Last Tuesday night about . o'clock, n maj
from the Douglas Hospital passing along by thu
residence Of very rsspec,able colOred maj
Avenue, bstweon x and y, commenced son'
abusive laDglsg 10 Dixon, and finally wOun'
up with striking him, whtoh. of colsse, he 70
PEELED. He then called The pOlloe who ARRESTED
the man and Dixon, and took thsm before Jus
tice Walter. who Aned both parties %. In th'
absence of Dixon for an officer, the man had oh