Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-30
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on parole.
The mail train on the indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railroad leaves the depot at A.
M. instead of 730, as heretofore.
Another billiard match is on the tapis be-
tween John Deery and Phil Tieman, for $500.
The steamer Goody Friends was sold on
Saturday for $4,025.
The Sketch Club entertainment on Satur-
day night, at the house OF s. N. Pike, was of
a "princely character" The next meeting
will be on the night of the forthcoming Sat-
urday, at the residence Of Mr.. jeffrey.
Washington Park was pretty we'll crowded
yesterday.
At Camp King they have battalion drill
every day, between three and five o'clock
The maneuvering of the men is quite inter-
esting. The ferry-boat Cincinnati Belle leaves
the foot of Lawrence-street for the Camp.
The Secessionists are making threats
against Warsaw; they say they intend burn
ing the town.
Over fifty army-wagons were shipped to
Louisville, yesterday, on the mail. boat Su-
perioT. They are for General Anderson.
Large quantities of drift-wood are in the
river just now. Saw-logs and fence-ralls
float by in numbers, and this morning we
noticed an entire wheat-stack vending its
way to the land of Secession.
An assessment of 5000 has been placed on
the candidate for County Treasurer, Union
ticket.
The Fifty second Regiment, now at Camp
Dennison, will probably take possession of
the Orphan Asylum Barracks, this week.
The City Council of Newport donated $500
| for the families of volunteers, on Saturday
night.
A gentleman who witnessed the accidental
| killing of boy, on the wharf on Saturday,
at dusk, took up collection of $ll 60 for
the benefit of the mother, who is a widow.
The river is rapidly acquiring territory.
The present rise exceeds any ever known
here, averaging one foot an hour.
The Union Hall, in the Catholic Institute,
which has been undergoing repairs for some
time past, will be open to the public on
Thursday evening.
Colonel John A. Gurley left last evening
for Washington, on business for the Western
Military Department.
The Fourth Ohio Cavalry Regiment,
Co!opel Kennett, now numbers seven hun
dred men.
DR.. NJ. D. Carey, late Coroner, received
the appointment of Surgeon of Colonel Sui
livan's regiment; he also will act at the
same time as Post Surgeon to Camp
Dennison.
Three cheUalierS dindustrie were arrested
last evening in the crowd near the entrance
to the Orphan Asylum Barracks.
Swords were presented to Captain Andy
Hickenlooper and Lieutenant Holenshade
by their friends, on Saturday night, at the
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supper.
By gentleman we'll posted, we ATE in.
formed, since the breaking up of Humphrey
MarshalFs camp in Owen County, fears are
entertained of an outbreak in Client. The
rebels are predominant there, and if the Gov
eminent can not do something for the Union
men they will be sufferers.
A little girl named Ella Wilton, was badly
scalded on Saturday evening last, at the resi-
dence of her parents on Fifth.street.
The Thirty first Ohio Regiment has been
furnished with new arms.
The disbanded Home Guard of the Four
teenth Ward propose to reorganize immedi.
ately for active service.
A little boy, named Edward Whalen, was
killed by falling from Government wagon
on the Public Landing, on Saturday evening.
The burglary last night on Elm street
should teach people the necessity of having
their doors firmly bolted locks are but tri-
fling impediment to professional burglars.
Eliza Wilson, little girl living on Fifth.
street, near Baymiuer, was badly scalded on
Saturday evening, by the overturning of q
pot of boiling water.
1t has been decided to open Pixies Opera.
: house in November next. Mr.. j. w, Gest
goes East on Tuesday for the purpose of pro-
curing a dramatic company.
On Saturday afternoon, Charles Fairchild
a lad, accidentally shot his playmate, the Sol
of MIR. W. B. Clements, residing on Poplar
street.
, The Orphan Asylum Lot this morning pre-
/ sented quite military appearance. Soldier;
! cooking rations, drilling in squads, battalons
) &C., all were sights familiar to the soldier il
> camp life.
The Board of County Commissioners passed
no bills this morning.
cases are to be tried in the Police Court thi
afternoon, Picking-pockets, burglary, mur
s der, &C., are the charges.
I The Court house was besieged again thi
( morning by applicants for the relief fund
q Not less than one hundred were present q
q IL o'clock. The majority were women, tn
: greater part of whom had small children i
s their arms, as if to add force to their appea
5 Lieutenant Thomas Webb, of Fremont
It Infantry Body Guard, leaves this afternoo
for Jefferson City.
g Captain Rigshy, with sixty men, will al
n rive at Camp Gurley this afternoon. The
/ are for Colonel Kennetts cavalry regimen
" v They are for Colonel Ryan's regimen
Those wishing to enlist should apply at ID
j Main street.
IS POLICE Court ITEMs.-There were thirty
70 four cases before the Court this morninI
Il among them the following: