Daily national Republican., 1863-08-17
LOCAL lNEWs.

noon, but, ws bsIisss, = lss washiagsoa custom
for the church people 10 soy At home o. sunAAy
sfssrnooa. AZ ne cspitoi Grounds the rsguIal
Tempnancs meeting was hsld. Anoag ths spssk.
ers We notissd 0eorgs savass, Esq, with . nun.
bsr Of wsll-known TODD waser mea.n Quite 4
thsy advanced. Atths Fourth tresbSasfian Church
the pastor, Rsv. d. smith, bsiAs unable, Mr.. Ds-
vh R. Fraaisr, young theological student, ossu-
pied the pulpit. This young man, by his eloqusnoe
and ssntisnaniy manner has quite won the hearts
ofthat congregation. In this connection ws would
stats that MI. FrasIsr, who is quits youag mas,
VIII on nest sabbath afsernoon preach sernUn
<spsciaily toyouns men. An invitation is extend.
ed to ths young men Of washiagton 10 attend.
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MHloDpox Passls1A1ion.--Evsry Sunday
afternoon religious services are hsldin the several
WARDS Of Arnory Square HospttAi. rbey consist
OF short sxhortations By The Chaplain and other
Christian ffisnds with prayers and the singinS Of
hymns Ths inst naned has bssf vsry pleasant
featurs Of the exsrsisss, aad ens vhieA the soa.
diers snIoyoi very nash. The want Of IN instru-
Nj. A. o Pratt, Of the Ttsasury Dspartnsat ~
Agent q ths Chsistasn oonnassish, sagysstsd the
matter 10 the is1Ssa employed 10 the Treasury D.
peztnent. md vhrough the s1prta Of Nh. Dodd,
Mfs. stssls. and othsss, . haadssas sun was col
lseted and ferwasdsd 70 Msssrs. cssAart, NssdhAa
= W. meuuInotufefv ~ Now yofk. IuB1p ktntie-
men, on being informed OF the object Of the
purehassrs,' geasrously Contributed haadsons
sum and forwarded onsof their best church Eeio-
deons, costing aesut elsa Yesterday afternoon
Mr. Pratt, on behalf Of the donors, presented the
instrument to Mrs. Piatt, one Of the nurse, for
the hospital, bsfore large number OF the inmatss
and attendants, " nsst a.A appropriate spsssh,
which was fsclingly rsspoadsd to BY the chaplain.
such insdsnts not oaly psovs TO our suasriny col.
diers the interest nassisstsd in thsn; Dus 10 ths
world that our people are IN eatnsst In their
Efforts TO crush the rebellion, and have the author.
ity Of the covsrnmsnt restored. ia /. aI TII I
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TEE BoARD or ENROLMENT. The foIlovlp~
exemptions were made afssr O'Clock saturday, :, 4
Jas. Jackson, only son ef widow. '''
John b Lord, oyer age. ,1eg spEr
". Ssiri.x, dl:.siIIss. sslitSe'0''' eh''ii'a'
John c. Axe, disability. am ~ ~
Freemsn laigs. durability. iIs ,g .ass II
s sN,sk rrsiden6oif, fdrni.ied substitute. Charles
2; Hamburger, furnished substitute, Jao Print.
w. W. gsdfds:. hIrn,shsd substitute, Pat. FersS.
Jno. Feifis, erfoneousiy u ssrolisd., /. ,-.,,,,ia
vs. s. lawson oolortd iuinihsd sussiisu.s, derry
J... Johnson, only son Of widow. % ..ss
A.. March, iarni.hsd subs ti,u,s, Mike Mocabe.
%n. r. 4 4 isSes, isnHn, ,ai.ssiiiss. S,sssliiiiss, ,,
Pat Pat Bysns, farni:hsd Substitute, John Muilissu.
Ham Williams, di!sotity;
W. A. Barnes, furniShed substitute, J. 7. Carroll
Chss, Smith, furnished substitute, A. Butcher.
B I. Morssli, larnishsd seSsstute, 4. Psiics. Paa"
g; MoSa,dy, only parent Of ehiidieu under IL.
Geo; Garrett, tooiotsdJ nra,shed substitute,
Geo. Pendleton.
z. 2, adely, Disability.
II. N. Tilsy, disability. .s'' zee
c. Tier, error In enfoluent
]. .. MsCsddsn, iaisisssd substitute, Rich. Lee.
u. Jackson, error In enrolment
John Malone In servies ID Of March.
n. hiliefy, furnished substitute, Q. 8. schustss.
The Board has now boon at work six days, and
has heard si7 cases. obtaining iss soldiers ef WHOM
% are negroes. .,..,.i,6 sf, f.sE-
CENTRAL GUARDuoUsl YEsTERpAY.--Co Com
mined BY Cepais Todd.-J. u. Powers allas j. Court
ney was committed charged with bsing twice .
deserter. I,r. Dr.
Firing on Gusyd.-Augus Andre, . soldier, got
drunk and nred on guard, for which he ID enjoy.
sing the delectable society there assembled, until
such time As naJ be taken by the captain TO hear
the testimony In his case.
Selling Liquor 10 soldios.-A man named Chas. S |
Smith was arrested yesterday by special Oacer j. |
X. Brown, on the above charge. He u held for |
trial. 'H
7oktng Horse rthoHi itape.--Jas wilkins . team. |
ster, took one Of the Government horses without |
leave, to 90 on little pleasure trip for which the
Provost Marshal orders his confinement IN the |
"Central" for two days. rt NJ
smuggling Liquor.-F. NJ Benson, for attempting
to smusgle liquor aoross the river and fssistine
the guard, was ordersd 70 be held for orders rhos
Jefferson, q sentleman Of color, for the sa.as
ofisnss, was ordered to bs held four days. ,rEGU
Consertp Dessrfer.-Jno. sohafsr, one Of the newly
arrived conscrpts, was arrested BY detective yes
terday. II appears that schater was drafted into
the Twelfth Masssehusstts volunteers, but desert.
ed upon arriving In tnis city. He Is ordered to be
held for Col Bates, Of the Twelfth.
Gave Pas 70 A"otAe MaH.-Jno. Rosssnsdorf and
friend (both soldiers, were out last night yno.
had pass, but bis friend had none John rot /
past the patrol, and then ran to give his friend
his pass to pass, but John was caught at It and
was passed to guard who passed him 10 the
Gusrdbouse, whore he 10 now confined. y
Quiet Diy.-Yester,iay was the most quiet Sunday
on record, - regards arrests by the patrol. Only
house. This speaks well for the order which 10
kept by the military authorities.
WHERE SHALL THE WAaoAs 6rANp I'VE are
informed that the wsgssers, who, for years, have
been permitted 10 occupy the space at the inter
section Of Seventh street and the Aysnue, have
been driven from that place TO Louisiana avenue,
street, and to-day they were allowed i've minutes
in which to vacAte that locality This industrious
clsts Of our citizens, whose business 10 certainly
public accommodation, are now anxiously pro-
pounding the query at the head Of this paragraph.
The wsgoners claim that their business 10 leGih-
mate as they pay an annual tax Into the city trsas
ury' and wish to bs located where the public may
have access to than.
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BOGUS CAPrAN.-A young man, who gave
his name ~ c. Beta, wss .rrssted on the strest
yesterday by the patrol. Hs was lntoxiosted and
acting In very disordsrly manner. He was very
indignant at being arrested, and much more 90 at
being oonhnsd In the Guard House. He had on |
captains uniform and shouidsr- -stfsps, aad the
officer on duty sent him to the Provost Marshai's
office. Hewa returned this morning, with ordary
10 hold him - an escaped eonsoFipt who had lust
been brought ON from Boston under guard. He
will probably nnd that he viii have to wait some
time before donning the insignia Of rank which
he had promoted himssif to. 1r..
A LIEUTENANT In TRoUBLE.-Lleut, MeClaip. | q