Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
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collected the monsy on thsa TAs sA.ss tAsy
sSr S1ssassd M ~ ~ 9ItsSI SsSs
eash Of them confessed to sopplsesS with The
matter when they wsra first AfsSeteds
Al the oonelusion Of the invsstigAtioa, General
y9AW Ryue1uas eeSHg O0ugSy yosksos 49,
ths rsst, AndrsvJ apith 4 he had anything TO
sAy. saish Aross and d Dlain, blunt, respectful
asA soldissly nsaner sddrsssed The Court. There
W. nstAins eripging In his usAArs shd the s.tars
Court COMPENSATED the style and sonposition.
0ss Of the Court remarked that he remembered
- vas too snsll 10 WALL, bot was permitted to
r.Asta ~ wagons smith saiS 'g lp9 49,.
10rrrInMrN. Z have besn IN the regular Army
sys year. ssryiss Y ihs 'ra isi;sis s2sdfse n
iSdians, va wousded twice -in tks srn and slss
v NE body, ! was down through Texas ~ the
y,n1 SS 81 ss ss e ns 4 saos
issij then came TO this city asd GOT a situation
ssSsS o n; al &. ss.ras IN
ter given me on my discharge; also had a recon-
nesdation for = sltlsrship, which have uasortu-
si'sa Hsss x. q fell into
WIN s.s hssa "Ssus Il wA.a
were worth esoo apiece 10 me, and was fool that
had niled out and ths money no had been paid ior
u, and be prevailed upon me to do this. ! tfied
and Isde I'D ons out and aiser that he sent other 2
we'll make another one. l am sorry, very sorry,
ior what have done. and hope the Court viii %
s 4 lsnisnt :. !hsi, duty vii allow nay: done
tee have made . full statement Of Ill the money
l had and where 1t was invested, and would have
since have BEEN arrested. That is all. ..--I,,.
After each OF the accused had made such remarks
In explanation Of their conduct 10 he thought
proper, the court was cleared for the purpose OF
makias up its decision. a. ar
OCCUPANTS OF CoHvDcArsD PROPERTY Re-
ouiREp TO vAcATr.-capt. Todd, Provost Mar
shal Of the District, this morning served notices
upon the occupants Of the conhscated property re-
an act Of the last Congress- This notice 10 In ac-
cordanee with the notification which Capt. Todd
gave the purchasers atths time Of the sale. The
following 10 the list Of the owners names with ths
location Of the pfopeety:
French Forrest, Psnnsylvanis avenue, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. itI
John N. Mafit X street, bstSeen Twelfth and
thirteenth streets. . D.. rNr7-
A. t. P. GArnstt, n. D., Ninth street, between r
and ; streets.
IL. warins, M. D., =, between sixth and Sew
enth streets. rN
Cor. Boyle, on street, between sixtl and Sew
nth streets, siso, house on street, bstwsen
RfNh and sixth streets. w
=. Boyle, on street, bsswssa rinh and sixth
strssts. ..t % ..a ..-. ug
H.B Tyler, on = street., between sixth and ssv|
enth strests. ''.. 900
The property. formerly occupied by Dr.. Gsrnett
and now used by Mrs. Gittings, was last evening
PLACED under guard BY Capt. Todd. ,
COMMITTED TO OLD CAPIroL.-Csptsin Todd
yesterday and to-day made the following commit.
msats to the Old Capitol, WIN. Wilson, rebel ref
ugss; Cari wurt, q. Generwowskt, A. Pasher',
August wintsrs, Henry Meyer, rebel dessrtersi
Adam rrettag, rebel refugee; WIN. W. Thsmpson,
Geo. Eiligott, James NJ. mili, rebel refugees, who
want to take the oath; Chas. Allen, r. McElligott,
and d. Powell, auspiolous characters; w. h. HARRIS,
Geo. Dubois, and Chris Kraus, arrested near
Langley, Va, and sent up ~ dangerous character.
CALIco Tnsvss.-Wm. Murphy and James
Ward, two Irishnen, wsrs seen IN the yard OF II.
Print, on Delaware avenue, between D and G
streets north, and caught In the act Of stealing
several calico dresses which were hanging on .
clothes line. An ofioer was Immediately notified
OF the occurrences, and pursued the calico.iovtng
Erins, apprehendnE them In the swampoodle SEQ
tion Of the city. They will probably be seat to
the workhouse. .rF. rp-a
CouRr-MARrIAL OF GAIT. 'FoRD.-The trial
Of Capt. Ford former provost marshal OF Berlin 10
still progressing. Mr.. J. Rutherford Wooster
to-day testified that he had known Capt. Ford by
reputation and a. member OF the Maryland Leg
isiAture for years. He had never heard anything
prsjudica TO his character. He also tastined that
he would not believe Frank Abel the female de-
tective, on oath. III
SOLDIERS RnrRuAT.-Arrived at Soldiers
Retreat 100 drafted msn fro@ Pttsburg % quarter
nastsr's men frem Philsdslphis, and . detseh.
ment Of % eonvsleicents from Point Lockout.
DIsLoYAL.-Mrs. Lisxle Coombs was yester.
day arrested BY one Of Capt. Johnsons detective
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