Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-26

by the dogs died from gangrene. II. 400 -.
In September, about the time sherman TOOK
Atlanta, Capt. wirz told the man a. the battery
II the prisoners congregsted together, 70 hre on
them The gun was from three TO four hundred
yards from the centre OF the prison, This was At
from % % The stosfsde 70 other parts ofthe s.uth. p
At quarter past three o'clock, the hour at
which our report closed, Df. Banows was stiii
on the stand. ~ tLAHl,I, .fryie,. .f
LO CAL n E w o.
LARcErr OF A Rrsa-Assistant Superin-
tendent B. N. Reed, Of the Metropolitan police,
day last, at the railroad depot as she was about
leaving the city, charged with the larceny Of 4
valuable gold ring, the property Of q woman
Justice Clayton, Il appeared that Fannie Cole had
pawnod the ring, and Afterwards gave Mary
Fitch the check for II, agreeing that, II she would
redeem The ring she Nigh, wear !, until Fannie
she had loaned II to a gentleman, who LEFT the
city and took II with him, and that she was going
after It. She finally lef $50 with ycstice Clayton
| until she could ind the person and procure tho
ring. H'I.,t 1ll..s 80
STOLE A MULE,--Charies W. Keyser,
wagon master, was met by onicer Groves, on
through the streets. Tho suspicious q the on
Ger were aroused, and he questioned Keyser as to
the manner Of obtaining nne mules Keyser re-
piled that he might have the mule, at the samo
time giving long ears Into the charge Of the on
Ger. 0ficer Groves, to show that he got the mule
In proper way, took Keyser along with him
yesterday morning. Keyser was taken before
| Justice Walter, when Mr.. Caspar Huber came
forward aud proved the mule 70 be his property.
The mule was accordingly turned over 10 him,
but Charles was sent to jail to answer the charge
| Of stealing, at the next term Of the Criminal
| Court. =. .r..
TRE oRrHAss' CoURr.--This court trans
| sacted bat little business this morning on ac-
cOan, Of the I absence Of Judge Purcell, % who who
| ters. The following business, however, was
transacted by Mr.. Robbins, Register Of Wills:
Letters Of administration we're issued to John
Inventories Of the personal estates Of Mary Ann
Williams and VIM. N. Graham were received and
fled.
A certified copy Of the will Of Ann Maria Liv-
ingston was received for record. ,- ..
An order was passed for the sale Of the real es-
tate Of the orphans Of Martin Foley.
HANDSOME PREsEsr TO MAYOR WALLACE.
There Is on exhibition at Calls jewelry store,
near the Metropolitan Hotel, a basket Of fresh
fruit raised near Philadelphia. II was brought
on by Samuel r. Sylvester, Esq, and presented
to Mayor wallach. The group Of fruits consists
OF grapes, peaches, apples. pears, lemons,
oranges, &c, all In a hne state Of preservation,
and presents q more beautiful appearance than
wax fruits. IL Is worthy OF visit.
DRowSED.-0n Thursday afternoon tho
body OF man was found In the Eastern Branch,
opposite the United States Magazine, by several
soldiers. The body was clothed In white shirt,
black pants, aud new pair Of shoes, and was 50
| recognized by the features. The body was taken
up to Bennington q Bridge, where an inquest v as
held by Coroner Woodward. yerdiet-death by
drowning.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Lieutenant @. @.
Yell was arrested on Thursday night by ofhcers
Coomes and Fuss for assaulting colored man on
Pennsylvania avenue, by knocking him down
and beating him. Yell assaulted the officers on
the way to the station, and was almost unman-
sgeable. He had a hearing before Justice Wal
ter, who committed him to jail in default Of bail
to keep the peace. ..
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.-s Superintendent
Taloot, Of the Fire Alarm Telegraph, has COM
put In use on Monday, when the time will be
struck the large bells, and also on the engine
house bells, commencing at 7 O'Clock, each morn
ing.
ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CRY Charles
Brown was arrested last night by 0fhcer McEl-
fresh, OF the Fourth ward, on the charge Of va
grancy, and was taken before Justice Walter,
who dismissed him, on condition Of his leaving
the city. 1t Is presumed he took the advice Of
the Justice.
SENT TO FoRr WuIPPLE.--J. F. johnson.
Of company b, Of the 9Th New York volunteers,
and Calvin II. Lilley, OF company A, ID United
States veteran volunteers, were this morning
transferred from the Old Capitol, under guard,
to Fort Whipple.
ISrEREsrMG CEREMoNIEs.-TheK Knights
Templar will appear In full regalia at the Unita-
rian Church to. morrow, to attend the ceremonies
Of oonsecrating the Banners OF Columbia Com
mandery. The doors will be open to the public
at 3p. IN.
OWNER FoUED.-Last night Patrolmen
Maxwell brought to the Third ward station bay
marewhich he found astray. Mr.. NJ. J. Pope,
OF Prince Georges county appeared and idenu-
fed the property, and 1t was delivered to him.
LYING ILL.-William Douglas, Esq, Com
missioner Of Improvements for the Fourth Ward,
Ia lying Ill at his residence on street. between
Fourth and Fifth. His many friends will be sorry
to know Of his illness.
MORE HORSE ESrEALNG.--Wm.B Boston was
arrested yesterday by oaicor J. o. johnson, for
stealing horse from Henry Messer, and was com.
mitted to Jail for court by Justice Walter.
DIsoRDERLY.-Rachel Jackson, colored,
was fined by Justice Gibson slo.96, and ordered
to be sent to the workhouse, on the charge Of
disorderly conduct.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AgEnyelopes! Envelopesi Envelopesi
Every variety, styles and quality Of ENVELOPES
constantly on hand, and delivered to all parts Of
the city at New York prices
A3-Orders promptly attended to. Factory over
Polkinhorn's Printing oHiee, S76 D street, near
Seventh. au2l III
AS- Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, ON
Fifth street, between 4 and Louisiana avenue.
Seryice'at II a. IN. and 7L p IN. Seats free
Rev. T. X. Hewlett, pastor. Janl6-u
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treatise on the above subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, marasmus, and consumption,
wasting OF the vital fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpItatlon, impaired nutrition,
and digestion.
Fail not to send two red stamps, and obtain this
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Treatment sent by mail and letter as usual.
Address DR.. ANDREW STONE,
jy2O-ly No. 25 Fifth street, Troy, NY.
ear The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Mel, Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
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