Daily national Republican., 1863-09-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Henry stewart, over age. |
ssols. aa Gs.sn.r, isrnisssd substitute. Frederick
"1fs; SrsIs,. Burss disability. ..a .as Hs.DH
frsdsiio. sasi RD Mss.Son, Ssn di:.blllty. y 'n'
Sandy Tyisi, only .op Of widow. 49,
Henry butcher, Disability.
S1sst iSss tpISs;::S S.:s,: sr:H.sou''' sss 'a'o'''a
jsmss Hsniey, allen. ~'.Ftq 81
Shsrlss Doshner, alien. W. 'a'o"'
George Dnsiiis, u service ID March.
isss Esss,s.as c.ss{ {oSissoo iss ..roaseu.,y e,e.a
csofss Wsitisi, allan. -. M ri n..n. |
John SsilsiSs, disabili.y. 's.-, ~,s5 t,G, s9n~
ySaS is xsI3t i:sSs sssSspSsf|s pSf|ss.b,,uv ~ +, Il
sssss tsles, si sEl si:ssEl;.. q .9., ,rai
TN LsIssss .sssss. s..aahnlsSl ai.asSli,y.s .s'g %
csssse intcEss, disability. f5a b.. rs....ss
o John Tespsy. slie1:. ld. ,s,p.-4 'el'r.tsort
s::siS sas. ioa:s. ssss s:.siiiy % 10 5a.tl 81. ''
Alexander Butler, disability 'ay>ig...,,
James Kunts, under age.
d Andrew Lewis, diss shtlty. Y
Jacob Journal. disability. W..
Wm. Lucas, polorsd, fnrn'shed substitute substitute Henry
Leonard Clark, under aee. '' 'i''t' -"@
Gsorss Coakisy, Disability.
Aneas ne 100 sxenpts were two casholic
DsseSts, Rey, Edward doNerhany, disability, and
Patrick Motafty, alien. There were 81 othsn sx.
emptsd o. account OF aiisnags, and % on account
ofdisahiiity, No snly sons ofwidows, - fathers
of notherless children, and Others on account OF
Improper age, eFroneous enrolment, he. VIM. D.
Bell paid the Communication money.
In addition to those obtained here, conscripts
continue TO arrive TO some extent for the Army Of
the Potomac from other quartsrs There 10 still
some difiiculty with the substitutes, many ofwhom
have to be wAtchfully guanled, sad very eonsid.
cradle force has to be employed In this city. The
recent executions are, however, exerting an In.
fusnce against desertion, and restraining parties
from Offering ~ substitutes who do not mean to
serve In good faith. .E..
SusINApEs LAST NIaHr.-The band of the
Second D. Q. voluntssrs were out last night dis
coursing sweet music. ssrsnsding one or tive pri-
yate parties, they proceeded 10 the Clarendon Ho-
tel, where they made the popular proprietor OF
Canterbury Hall, WIN. T. Sim, Esq., the recipient
Of one OF the handsomest sersnades Of the season.
There wss music by the band, and songs by quar-.
tette composed OF members Of the band, led BY
Lieut.. Peek, Of the second D. c. Mr.. nsn seemed
much pleased, and invited all hands inaide to take
Soms refreshmsnts, .H.. sr "H.r
n rssding Of the baad OF The ssoond District Of
Columbia, but few OF our citizens know that It 10
composed OF boys Who are all citizens Of washing-
ton. Their leader 10 Mr.. r. A. LawfOrd, who 10
ably assisted In his duties by Sergeant Benjamin
FRANKLIN, who 10 we'll known In this city - Wash
inxton boy. Mr.. Lawford deserves great deal OF
ssedIf for the energy he has displayed In getting
tbIs band together. They have only been organ
issd about four nopths aps slrssdy play very well
Nthey only keep on - they have con Insnced, the
District regiment will have to boast OF - good
band a. any In the service.
NAMRs OF ACCEPTED RIDDKRs.-The follow
ing are the names Of the bidders for the furnishing
OF the s8 600 barrels Of hour for the Government
who were accepted by Col. Beckwith. We give
fhs amount to be furnished by each ~ also the
price Montgomery Hunt-i,oOo barrels ct ss27,
i 600 at &c. %, 100 at ss72 Benjamin Darby-oOO
barrels at se2o 900 at s26, 800 at esso George
Wate,s-i ,0oo barrelsht $3.50. A. II. Herr-i,oc0
barrels at ss.2o, 500 at as ~. W. II. Edes-soo bar
reis at ss.i6, 600 At $sI9. Thomas }. Morgan
800 barrels at s6as, 1900 at Ss3i 1000 st te1
800 at s8A. George r. McGlue-Too barrels 81
sSsa 1000 at ss.is, 2,Co0 at Ss2+, 1900 at esso
d. L. shoemaker Bso.-i,ooo barrels at ssao
ZOO at ss.ao, 600 at % %. Evan Lyons-7s0 bar
ysis st SsIs, 400 at $3.50 John Davidson-Aot
barrels at % 70, eOs at SSis. 4. Boss Ray Bro
1000 barrels at ss.20, 1900 At Ss.26, 2Oo at $3.50
George =. Webb, 600 barrels at ssss Lambert
Thomas Co -i,ooO barrels at ssis, 900 At S6.2l
David Edes-6oO barrels At esao
Boaus OvvIcsR.-Wm. Frinck, = private ol
the Eighth U. s. regulars, went to Canterbury
Hall last night. Before the performance oom
nsnaed, he tried 10 obtain drink which Of oourss
was refused, he being soldier. WILLIAM had got
paid Oft lately and had plenty Of "seads," so HI
stArted out and bought new coat and the shoulder
straps OF second Lieutenant; but when making hi
arrangements william did not think OF provos
uard, and when Lieut.. Craven, OF the patrol, CANT
into the hall looking at the passes. WIN. tried tt
yass him by running down stairsj he was taken
though, and sent to the Central Gusrdhouse where
Capt. Merritt will talk to him to-day.
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Two bEssRrsRs TRy 70 BRIBH CAPTAIN
JoHNsoN's DETEcrivEs-Yesterday some OF Capt
Johnson's men arrested two deserters at the depot
They were taken to the once, whore they gave
their names a. Richard Schwartz and Napoleon Il
Mountain. After being examined they were com
mitted by the Captain to the Guardhouse for I
further hearing. While In the Office, Schwartz
offered S2OO to one Of the officers II he would le
him escape, but II was no 60. La Mourtain, wht
had false discharge and forged iurlough papers
offered all the money he had to be let of, but th'
otcers were not to be brbed and let the gentiemei
go to the Guardhouse.
bUFPOshD DDksEhThhS.--Suhb. cuoW, ucoo'
ter in citizens clothes, arrested yesterday b!
one Of Col Rsker's officers. The colonel commit
ted him to the GuArdhouse.
Daniel J. Mullsn, deserter from soott's 300. wa
also committed to the Central BY Capt Todd
August Fritz, q supposed dessrter, was arrsste,
by one Of Capt. Johnsons detectives, who foun,
him In the act OF leaving the city. He WAS als'
committed.
PuGSACIoUs AND WOULDN'T PAY FOR THRn
DRIHKs.-John McCsy and John Kelly, two g.
boys, went to Canterbury Hall last Aight an,
called for drinks, which, after drinking, they n
fused to pay for. Some words ensued between
then and the barkeeper, and finally the gentle
men wanted to fight, and did commence, but tw,
Of Capt. Johnson's detectives, standing by. wen
in and arrested the pugnacious gentry and carrie
Them to the Guard House, where, this morning
they were fined for disorderly conduct By Justie
Ferguson.
WANTED TO REST AwHILR.-Msrtin Shsrl
vas arrested yesterday by one OF Col. Bakers de
tectives. sharp isA soldier, and thought that
little recreation was what he needed, after havin
served Uncle Sam for several months steadily O
he procured suit OF citizens clothes and starte
forth. He 10 sharp by name, but is not shar
enough for one Of the Colonel's detectives. H
Was committed to the GuArdhouse,