Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS,


LOCAL. AFFAIRS,
CATTLE IN THE DIsTRIcr.-The following Ia
senator vii ey's bill to prohibit cattle, horses
mules, and other domestic animals from running
Whereas, hy the presence OF large bodies Of
troops 10 every part Of the District Of ColumhIs
ienors and timber hAve been almost whslly de.
stroyed, so that helhs and gardens cannot he en-
closed and proteeud g,inst cattle and other stock
running at large but At great cost Therefore,
The owner or owners Of any e,e o sos,s, oe .w% ,or
sheep, goats, swine or geese to suffer them 10 run
At large in satd District but shall keep all such
cannot do injury to others. And the owner or
owners Of all or any such animals shall he liable
nav uSpps Ss Ss@ 6I%sEeS f9p m Whatever injury they or
sons, to be recovered before any m aEistrAte or
court having competent Jurisdiction BY the party
herein named shall be held to answer for all such
damages and costs and expenses Of prosecution.
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RESISTING THE ENRoLLMENr.- Yesterday
morning Elizabeth Flanagan, who lives in Lin
eriek alley, on the Islapd was srreGted by Pstro'-
m.n hshtor. on the charge Of refusing to give the
declared, in q very boisterous manner, that she
would not give the name. The fates were against
her huse,nd and in faith If she told the name, her
darling would be drafted. WHIST could she 10 N
Patrick were killed In hattei She had children
that needed Gucoor, and Pat must not leave Surh
house, and after being locked up several hours,
was dismissed
PADDLE LANG IN DIsTRBss. Maria Dillon.
an old offender, who halls from Erin, went with
Mary Rily and another friend to the fum.miIi OF
Patrick Lang 90 sixth street, between @ and II,
and there becoming drunk, stole 4 dress valued At
slb, and shawl belonging to Mrs Lang. Com
plant vas lodged st the station house BY Patriek,
and Maria was Immediately arrested by Ofieer
Kelly and taken to the station house where She
had been confined on the previous night for DRINK.
ennets; sho 10 held for further hearing By Jus
hee GibeTBon.
Nor LEGITIMATE CoUcH.-WIllIam Phelps
And samuel 1ysnn were arrested last night by
sleeping in the street They were in an omnibus
on sixth street, and 1t was about one O'Clock when
they were trst dl,coyaredhn aroused from their
slumbera by the policemen. They said that omni-
bus meant "for all persons" ;" "fof eVerybodyn - and
unless they were not anybody, they ought not TO
Giberson thNt an omnibus was = legitimate dormi-
tory and they were each fined sl.6s.
PUONACIoUs YoUNGsTEEs.-Two boys named
John Walden and Edward Bryan were arrested
last night about ten o'clock by 0dicer HArriEan At
the Canterbury, on the charge OF fighting. They
desire to show their combAtiveness, which must
6umPs, for they had h.rdly oonmsaoed before
they were required to pay si6s each to Justice
GlberGon.
CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-wllliam H. stoIger, a
ooy about l6 years OF age, was arrested this
ing about . O'Clock, by on1eer Perdei upon the
charge OF stealing vest { ON. the store OF Mr..
Four an,'-a half and SIKH streets He was caught
In the act by boy named H,n,y Click, who 10 .
eletk In The store: Justice Glberson committed
him to jail for court.
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HEAVILY FINED.-Edward Jones, colored,
v who keep. cps grocery ard liquor store on Seventh
night BY o1icer whItmors, OF the Tenth precinct,
upon me oh.rge OF selling liquor to soldiers. whom
before Justice Boswell, who saeG him Az Sea uSSs
further inquiry 1t was Asoertained that he had no
license TO sell liquor ts any one, when he was aned
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LARCENY AND DEsERTIoN.-Yesterd morn
rs 'SI1sr Pin. NAMED MEADE e:CP.ins to The seth
oh tb0rerrom . SUIT OF clothes vniued a. nrty
items treIS he with his wife Ieit Tor mari. nv.
known.
Nor HEARD FRoM.-A little don0btsr ~ NJ
John Shes who liV.a on q atreet betrSsen siYth
and seventh, left her hoae on yesterday about
about Of SrS W nefu aee nS Shs
is SapPoScd hat she Tsde IN the ssrs to .oms az
M.yopI,r sIrows .ho,, ,rLto,
wind blowA There AZ a sIIvsr ,w,,"r nit.hasy .L
hal fS 70 ss gven TO the candidate for
I'm tns IsgeSt number OF votes there
~, ~, ~ Mh'eh oEhhEh LEADS HIS COMPETITION,
s1,at,, W., LaCh, LHhGELY Inc pitcher VIII ne pre-
J,S, 70 .hr S'up iepIssenuhg the susoesafui can
l, lIhhH hal.. no Yors WIN DC received after 10
o0'oek sA'u'uaS evening.
po,.cr pvpon-. e, D., ~ NJ,
Iok Ch hhfohIs'-HnW Frectnet.-C. MUIR
phY, inat driving over Eastern Branch bridgei
uneu "; n
Second pTecHet-hnn Sheehy, selling whiskey
Wihout noehsei go Patrick shseby, dol do.
hnn sheehy, keeplng open on sundays $40. Pat
lex sheehSl uoi DO. Patrick Murphy, do; do.
ELESbeth Hays, selling Whiakey on sunday Gao.
ShaIies Crohart and Ella Whi'e, threatsi sosu-
'"IysS rISrSy' ps.I,y se.Iiy iVI oouIt -,,,.
by sampler $40 81. EliIabSth Pratt, petit IsteeUy,
ball for court. John j. Rnrnnrd nnIsnne., a90 a.
Fourth PTecinei.-Ihos. McKeeyer, drunhenuess,
Sl60 JAmes RoWeIl, DO AZ, EdWGrd GAtaeIl'
do 81 PAT 2 vile, DO ga
rum Precinct d, MoKnew Violating sorporn.