Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14
CONVICTION NEWS.

THE UNION ARMoRY.-T beautiful struc-
ture, recently erected at the corner of Fourth
and Greenup-streets for the use of the Home
Guard organization of this city, will be
thrown open TO the public this evening. The
occasion will be one of interest, several
speakers, including Hon. John +. Fisk,
Colonel John W. Finnell, and Green Clay
Smith, having promised to deliver addresses
to the crowd that is expected to attend. In
vitstions are especially extended to the ladies.
Suitable preparations have been made for
their accommodation.
COUNTY CoURT.-The regular monthly
term of the Kenton County Court is in
session here to day.
A New DODGE TO RAISE RECRUITS FOR THE
REBEL ARMY. United States Marshal Reed,
of Bourbon County, brought two men,
named Sutton and Aechelman, to the New !.
port Barracks on Saturday evening, whom
he arrested at Paris, Ky. These men are
charged with inducing persons to enlist in
the Southern army by representing to them
that warrants we're in the hands of United
States officers for their arrest. 1t is said that
this game has been extensively and success
fully practicedin in Paris and the neighborhood
for some time past.
ARRIVAL OF Six SECESSION SYMPATHIzsRs- -
TheV are Concerted to Unionism 6y General
Anderson, and Take the Odth.-Deputy
United States Marshal j. H. Irvine, of Dam
vile, KY, and W. r. Taylor, the Town Mar
shal of that place, arrived in Oovington at
noon to-day, having in charge the following
persons, who are charged with sympathizing
with the Southern rebellion, viz Samuel s.
Moore, Charles P. Ball, Daniel P. Garlic,
Daniel Wiehl, James D. Thompson and VIM.
McAffee. These persons persistently refused
TO take the oath Of allegiance to the Govern
ment when arrested, but on the cars coming
from Lexington to this city, they were talked
to by General Robert Anderson, who sue
ceeded in convincing all of them of the error
of their ways, and they consented to have
the oath administered, which was done by
Squire Howard, of Covington. The prison
ers were then released.
MoRR SKcEssIoNIsTs ARRESTED RscoUery
of Valuable HoTs; Deputy United States
Marshal, VIM. W. Allnut1 of this city, and
Surveyor Samuels, accompanied by a de.
tschment of twenty five soldiers from the
regiment stationed at Cynthisna, started for
Winchester, Clarke County, KY, on Satur.
day evening last, and by forced march ar
rived at their destination early Sunday morn
ing. The object of the expedition was the
arrest of lot of active aiders and abettors o.
the Southern rebellion at that place. The
officers succeeded in Rrresting VIM. Cole and
John Kelly, and recovered valuable horse
which was stolen from the Lieutenant.
Colonel of the TbirtySseventh Indiana Regi-
ment. The man who stole the horse was
arrested several days ago, in Cincinnati, and
| is now held at Camp Gurley. His name il
Jerome Rowland. Several other persons are
suspected of being engaged in stealing horses
in Indiana and Ohio and sending them t
Winchester, KY, whence they are forwarded
to the South.
PAYING OFF.-Quartermaste Clark wa
busily engaged this morning in paying of
the various Home Guard companies for thei
services. in guarding the Kentucky Centra
Railroad.
DRowNED-A man, whose name is un
known, fell into the river from the ferry. boa
on Saturday evening, and was drowned be
fore assistance could reach him. He wa
intoxicated at the time.