The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-02

Coxxrr1rp TO JAZZ ron GsAsp LARCENY.
oa s- ssy u, :sss S ' : ssOs s oh
Seventh street, she heard . noise In the hall
leading from her front door to the back part
q the building, and Immediately stepped Into
siSle. the cause Of r. oasnterns the sail p ne
thought that she saw some one pass up the
steps leading TO the second story OF the hosse,
procured the serv lees Of several policemen,
who, after making q diligent search through
the house and finding no one, came to the con-
.s;ns that Ms Gibson wa: mistaken about
up the next morning Mrs. Gibson found the
back door and gate to her premises open,
which viii naturally led her to believe that some
and on making q thorough examination she
found that the entire wardrobe belonging to
her little daughter had been carried away.
+. Leach, Of the Sixth precinct, after learning
the above facts, devised plans for the purpose
Of catching the thief, and on Thursday eve
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found several pieces OF the stolen goods in !
sas aoi :h s.s s: s.sr yas 81,
eiciisd, Il was ssesrssinsd that he f prisonss
va. TsG s6ss Is ~ SG had
discharged on Monday last for pilferIng. She
acknowledged her guilt and informed the ON.
GERS that the good. she, had stolen were in
assns Frsnsiin and Sosr IseeS nnedl.ssI 5
proceeded to the place described BY the girl,
whore they, through tho assistsnce OF Officer
Osborn, Dora Wood and Mile Stewart, all
fore Justice OiArk. The girl was committed
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and The others were dIsmissed. On Saturday
.ftsInoon. Lieutsnsnt Skipper, Of the Sixth
before Justioe CLARK, ON the charge OF being
accessory TO the above robbery, and the Jus
tice committed herto await . further heating.
N.w BsIeApr o. BOYS N Rkun.-rhe fol.
which II embodies will undoubtedly meet the
favor Of a large number OF our citizens, and
the th,5 5sw a brigade which It oonsempiates be
HsApsuAnrEns goIs IN Blue,
w psTs,SI g, SO a. 6s,ssss &
j; me Isl regiment Of cavalry is hereby de.
portion Of The csmnsnd 10 Be- Known o as aBri
gade, Mounted Invincibles," and attached to
TIE dIvi.I9n Of Boys In Blue Of the District
II. General John s. Croker has been com.
Blue, District OF Columbia, and 10 hereby as
signed to the command OF the brigade,
mounted lnvincibles," and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly. He will proceed at
once to reorganize his cavalry command, OF
two or more regimen,si eight companies to
mel two majors, adjutant, and quartermAster. |
Each company to consist OF thlrty-two men,
with captain, two lieutenants, and Ave ser.
geants: The uniform will be cap, cape, and
torch, to be furnished by Individual members, |
each OF whom VIII appear properly mounted
for duty. He will likewise establish brigade
headquarters, and nominate his brigade staff
to the major general commanding for conHr-
nation.
III. The Boys In Blue being a permanent
political organization In the District of Column
bia, always reliable and ready.to cooperate
with the loyal element OF our population, this
command OF amounted Invincibles" 10 speci- |
ally organized to meet the wishes and attract
the cooperation OF loyal and influential
class OF Union men averse to the fatigue of
Infantry service who will not feel the expense,
but cheerfully turn out on parade 80, as q
mounted force, thus adding greatly to the
Boys In Blue, OF which they will form so con.
spicuous portion. The general command.
Ing urges rapid enlistment In this important
brigade. Let none hesitate or excuse them |
selves, but see to II, individually, that the |
great work so nobly begun In this District be |
pushed forward to complete and triumphant
success, demonstrating that power henceforth |
stead OF repellinE, the earnest loyal men OF
the eountry, and relieving from even the faint
or shadow Of di,loyslty the surroundinss OF
Maj. Gen. Oomd'ng Boys in Blue, d. o.
omeial; q. W. TAYLOR, Adjt. Gen.