Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TEE BOARD OF EnRolMnNf.--Thof following
cases were examined to-day s.1,,5 -, {,
r.. 7. p; Nisholscn, general debility. ,i1, !, l'sg
ssSa,i Il TssioI. issai:S.a .us.usu... ,oA. % q.
Mieh.sl MoSsrv.y, alien. r., Sass s,s.t s,g'o,
J. r. Mari, disability. .-..,.. ,t,,,.,g
Lot. .. Alien, disability. hi 49, III
John ?. BittnAn, disability. VI
v. Wslikosins, Aiion. = >
TsSmss Tss 1iss Isss,is. ssa si;ss,li.y.
3a.sps sp cSssS.%. @ ,s only :uppor. of mo.A.,l...
VIM. Thompson, solo,sd, under ass. ! !, i,g e
David BOYD, disability. =" I'll
Milton Brosis, disability. -
Joshua H. sQuires, disability. m.
James Green, under sss ,
S.. . ss.ss sss.ss sss: e: ;s s.s.s =. s:sS
sWn. c. ci.ssl, fursishsd suhstttutc, J. Z. long.
John Bsttee, disability. Z '7s 'soy rls's n
Cordial Store, furnished substitute, Thomas
John Pin, accepted. rr' ~ sisssrs " ~
Roscoe q. Green, erroneously enrolled. 81 .t
william M Cripp, srroneousiy enrolled. -
JACOB | B. BsilinSsr, % fars,sh.d .us.si,u,., D. 9.
IeAa W. Bailey, furnished substitute, Richard
Michael Donoghue, disability. OBJ. -esr. b15EE
Alex. Ashley, In service ID March. .+Ef- ~
is,enish T. Ellshse. srsnsossiy snrolled. b..
John Bazzii, uader age: a.aE I5
Zacoous n. BELL, disability. aE.sl '.Es7r.a
Milton n Smith teolorsdh disability. ~ q
!. Ssmusi C. RoSsrts, dissbiiity. 5n gas tao4zs
Samuel Andsr.on toolored), Furnished substituss
Ruben Ossl, erroneous snroimsat. - a.. Zoo
Jacob WOhf, over age .f "a. - .7l l.f..a
e; W; Frothsr, erronsousiy enrolled. .-a f'.1e
'Wu. u Duiany, disability. z. .-.l ~ Z, ~, ~.
sioha M JoIssos Jeolorsd5, ssseptsd '''y,li1a .
Jane. IhenPssn (sclorsdl .sceptsd ,..h. :. ,
!Sa, ,ShS wala.y soict.
David Doyle, colorSd, disabiiity. ,isrhh
Henry IsiI, eolofsd, accepted.
0hsplss nsown, eOlored, only support of inafu
LIN. Lee, solorsd, furnished subssisuts. Jane,
Jas. Lewis, eolored, furnished substitute. Franz
Jane. l.. Lawrence, furnished substitute, Levi.
q. Cook, eoiored, furnished substitute, John
Vim. shelton, furnished substitute, John oias
stephen Ambush, iurnished substitute, Jsmes
Joha Dafy, furnished sub,titu c, s. 5. sutton.
Jn0. brown, over agr.
J. l. Patch, deAfnsss. Al u4H.= ..
sidney F. Baboesk, haruishsd substitute, NJ. D
Dennis Dunn, sliea. .... .rlsi ar,t'f .rcl,
| Chss. Brown, disability. r u'r % .a-. TrH
| Chas. Quinn, alien. ..-. .tt- o s..-rr ,s.l
Joen Murray, t.tIsr Of no'hsries children.
William Pritchet, (eolofed,) furnished substitute
| Leonard Bsiiy, disability. 4. yli - L-.l'f Z. II
TT Littieton, furnished substitute, Henry Skin
q; D. Michel, furnished substitute, Andrew 9
| Digiman. ...|...t' ...
There has been but one case Of interest to-day
that Of John Devereux, who offered himself d |
substitute. The story which he told did not sx
asily suit Or. Keasby, and an sxaminatioa Of u
books was made, when 1t was found that John we
= drafted man. He WAS forthwith accepted, an
will be sent to canp this afternoon. The Boar
has to-day made 10 exemptionsu up to O'Clock, tn
\ hour at which We go to press. ~
PLAYING THE DETECTIvE.-Of1cef Mallo
this morning arrested . soldier named John "
Di!ze, a member OF the Second D. C. regiment, upo
the charge OF going into the house Of Ann Eator
near the Contraband Camp, and, After putting he
out. locking u up. He said he vas detecttys
and she was under arrest. He went to her hous
last night, accompanied BY several others, and di
the same thing. but stated that be did II by orde
OF the colonel Of his regiment. Mrs. Eston wen
to the camp OF the. seeond d. C. reglm eRt to II
quire concerning the order, slie ascertained tha
the colonel had issued an order to arrest wone
who were stroilins about the eamp-not an orde
to enter private houses located remotely from tn
Ga mp and arrest peaceful inmates, 30 this morI
Ing, when the soldier tried to play the deteciiy
game, he was Recognised by Mrs, Eaton and Al
rested by the policeman, Who was near by. "
was committed to Jail BY Justlce Rowland,
This morning, about 4 O'Clock, another part
tried to play the same game. they went Into th
house on Fourteenth street known NJ Lane
seigles putisrs' stablishment and wanted to kno
ifany liquors were In the houio. After searehiu
tho pTenises, they fOund nifty bottles OF porte
which they took, stating that they were detso
ives and were ordered 10 seirs all liquors. The,
howavsr, took soms nissrs. 1he propristor ID
lowed the party upon their exit, aud when the
were near seventh street he inior med xerssAr
Johnson, who arrested twa Of ths party, aams
rhomas Moore and william Clark, and took the,
them before Justiee Rowland Thsy wsss COR
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