Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-14
WAR MATTERS.

captain Dodd, Win equau OF IOrty men,
from Rockville, Ohio, departed for st. Louis
yesterday. They are designed for Colonel
Morton's Regiment. Lieutenant N. @. Bailey,
attached TO Captain Dodd's company, will
remain in our city to recruit further.
BECK GUARDS.
This company, now recruiting at 81 Broad
way, is meeting with great success. The re.
cruitipg officers, DR.. Beck and John W Slime,
are gentlemen well known.
The company is intended for Colenel Sui
livan's Forty. eighth Ohio Regiment now Or
ganizing at Camp Dennison.
APPOINTMENT.
DR.. Burke, of this city, has Just returned
from Washington with commission as
Brigade Surgeon. DR.. Burke is brother
of Major Burke, of the Tenth Ohio Regiment,
now in Western Virginia.
SCREW LOOSE.
There is much dissatisfaction manifested
by the members of Company u, Second Ohio
Reserve Regiment, because Of receiving no
pay for their services on the Marietta Rail-
road. They claim they were on duty twenty
two days, and are as much entitled to pay as
companies that have been paid Off Their
pay. rolls were promptly made out, but from
some cause, or through the neglect of some
one in Columbus, they have not as yet re
ceived cent Of money. Can Governor Dem
the delay2 If the men were in the service
Of the State they surely are entitled to pay.
COLONEL GIBsoN's REGIMENT.
This regiment, the Forty ninth, now
qusrtered at Camp Dennison, is complete.
| The men are well uniformed and equipped.
| Colonel Gibson was Treasurer of State under
| Governor Chase's Administration.
The following are the officers Of the regi-
| ment:
Colonel-Wm. H. Gibson.
| Lieutenant-C Colonel-A. M. Blackman.
Msjor-Len. Drake.
Adiutant-C. A. Norton.
Secretaries-J. 0. Thomas, G. S. Crawford.
Quartermaster-H. A. Spaythe.
Surgeon-Dr. Thrift.
Company A-Captain A. Lsngworthy.
Company B-Captain b. S. Porter.
Company C-Captsin Amos Keller.
Company D-Csptsin G. W. Culver.
Company E-Captain VIM. Callahan.
Company F-Captain j. F. Bartlett.
Company G-Captain l.. W. Strong.
Company H-Captain o. B. Hayes.
Company I-Captain G. Z. Lovejoy.
Company K-Captain - Patterson.
COLONEL KENNETTs REGIMENT.
There are about three hundred men at.
tached to the above regiment now at Camp
Gurley, near Cumminsville. Recruiting is
progressing finely, and we expect soon to
| announce lIs completeness IL ls OnCereu
| as follows:
Colopel-John Kennel.
Lieutenant Colonel-H. NJ. W. Burdsall.
Adutant- - Driesback.
Surgeon-Dr. Chas. James.
Quartermsster-T. D. Hastings.
COLONEL sULLIvAN's REGIMENT.
We are glad to announce that Colone
Sulivan's, Forty. eighth Regiment, is fas
filling up. One company went into CamI
DennisOn yesterday, and two more are ex
pected to. day. Colonel S. has been harshly
treated and met on all sides with opposition
but his indomitable energy has at last placed
him on O fair way to realize his greatest ex
pectations.
SHIPMENT OF TENTS.
A large number of tents were yesterda,
shipped to Camp DennisoD, from the Quar-
termaster's Department, designed for use b.
incoming regiments.
DEPARTURE OF HOME GUARDS.
) Yesterday a portion of the "Scott Rifles
Guthrie Grays," "Burnet Rifles" "Gymna
sium Light Guards" and "Pearl-street Ri
fles," departed on the steamer ". W. Thomd
! | for Cairo. They are intended as an escort t
feet of steam rpboats and barges, which lei
the city. yesterday morning: We notice
, | among those on the steamer Thomas, W.
4 McComas and Charles Mendenhall, member
|
! the engagement at Manassas. The boys az
:. peared gay and happy, and seemed detel
? mined to have good time.
: FREMoNT's BODY GUARD.
f A detachment of one hundred aud twent
recruits will leave this afternoon for Cole
mel MarshalPs Regiment of Infantry, bod
i guard to General Fremont. The regimen
d is fast approaching to completion, and wi
q be the best under his command, and will
3 furnished with superior arms, clothing an
equipments.
J, SHIPMENTS OF TROOPS.
u About one hundred recruits were yeste
2 day sent to st. Louis, the larger porto
" of them being designed for Colonel Wright
Missouri Regiment, which is almost filled.
If CINCINNATIANs IN THE FIELD.
d We are pleased to announce the complet
D. ness of the First Missouri Cavalry, con
e manded by Colonel o. H. Ellis, of this cit.
: The Colonel is gentleman of fine bearing
II and will, undoubtedly, prove an efficient O
o fcer. He has appointed for third Major,
n S. Joslyn, also of this city. Mr.. Joslyn
10 we'll known among our business men as
IS gentleman eminently suitable for the pos
D ton. The regiment is now encamped
le Jefferson Barracks, near st. Louis. Succe
y attend them.
~ THE FIFTIETH REGIMENT.
to Captain Halpin, attached to the Eiftie
ne Ohio, under the command of Colonel Rys
d, is fast filling up his company. He has alrea
sent several patches of recruits to Car
i Hamilton, and intends to be full early ne
is week. This is the regiment for Irishmen
N join.
d. BOARD OF CITY IMpRovEMENTs.-The Boa
a. met yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch in t
rs Chair.
"a On motion, the contract was awarded
n R. E. Smith for bowldering Dover-alley.
ne On motion, the bill of E. II. King &
d. for cleaning the streets of the Northern D
r. trict, was ordered to be paid.
de On motion, the bids on the table WI
opened, and contracts awarded as follows
Repairing Sycamore. street. from Front
Pearl, TO John O'Brien, for 500.
er- Bank-street, from Centralavenue toWhi
a man-street, to John Matson, for So.
,rt Twelfth street, from Vine to Race, to 10
of Measher, for 50.
IN, Walnut-street, from Pearl to Front,
or John O'Brian, for $35.
lie The Clerk was directed to forward the f
I'd, lowing as the estimate of funds needed
ms the Board of City improvements for