Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-09
COVINGTON WIS.

APPoINTMENT.-Mr B. F. Sanford, form
erly of this vicinity, and latterly clerk in the
State Department at Washington, has been
appointed Commercial Agent at the port Of
Aux Cages, Hayti.
COURT OF APPEALs.-The docket for the
winter term of 1861 will close on Tuesday
next, the 18th day of November. All appeals
fled after that day will be docketed to the
summer term, 1862.
CoNsoLIDATIoN.-Inpu pursuance of the order
issued few weeks ago by Adjutant, General
John W. Finnell, the process of consolidat-
ing all companies and regiments which are
not full will be commenced on Monday next.
GRAND JURY.-Mayor Goodson has sum-
moned the following persons to act as Grand
Jurymen. They will meet on Monday next,
for the purpose of commencing their duties:
Benjamin E. Hall, William Hoskins, Henry
Bruce, Leonidas Winston, D. B. Miller, George
Christ, J. B. Lendrum, Thomas Porter, jr.;
Henry Myer, Obediah Meeks, D. j. Thomas,
L. X. Frazier, 9. 7. Martin, William Long,
@. G. Warrington, Martin Bare Moses Swim,
William Wasson, Green Clarkson, A. b.
Laird, j. Walthall, John B. Casey, L. T..
Clarkson, Frank Hone.
School BoARD.-At meeting of this body
last night the vacancy in the First District
School, caused by the resignation of Mr..
Henry Leuba, was filled by the election of
William B. Dunlap.
CoMPLIMENTARY.-The ladies of the Sol
diers' Relief Society of CoVington have ten
deIed a dinner to the two regiments now
stationed at Camp King. The dinner will
be given in the new Union ArmOry, corner
of Fourth and Greenup streets, at three
o'clock this afternoon. The most ample
preparations have been made to accommo-
date the soldiers, and we have no doubt they
| yuil htl
slowed upon them by the Union ladies of our
| city. The regiment will march into town
| about two o'clock this afternoon.
SCOUTING EXTRAORDINARY "A we'll. known
| gentleman of this city was accosted at the
| corner of Fifth and Scott streets at a late
hour last night by an armed soldier, who re
quired him to give an account of himself
where he had been, where he was going his
name, etc. The gentleman gave the desired
information, and then asked the soldier BY
what authority he was thus acting. The
soldier replied that an attack from the en-
emy was hourly expected at Camp King, an(
that large number of scouts were out, anC
that he was one of them. The gentleman
after undergoing a close scrutiny, was al
lowed to proceed on his way.
MAYORS CoURT.-Samuel Cunningham, 70
drunkenness and dsorderly conduct, wa
fined So and costs.
W. W. D. Taylor and Sam'l Stafford wer
arraigned on charge OF drunkenness and va
grancy, and fined fifty cents and costs. Sew
eral other similar cases were disposed of in
like manner.
KENTUCKY GRAND LODGE OF 0DDFELLows
This body convened at Louisville on Tues
day last. The meeting was not as large a
usual, but very fair, considering all the cir
cumstances. The following are the names q
the Grand officers, who were elected for tn
ensuing year:
John NJ. Armstrong, Louisville, R. "
G. M.
Jas. G. Sayer, Crittenden, R. W. D. G.
John F. Fisk, Covington, R. W. G. W.
VIM, White, Louisville, R. W. G. S.
G. W. Morris, Louisville, r. w. G. 7.
S. L. Adams, Lexington, r, w. q. Rep.
r X. Sumerwell, Covington, w. G. Mar
II. L. Newell, -, W. G. G..
W.R. Hydes, Louisville, w. G. Con.
A. G. Calvin, Lexington, W. G. Chap.
j. B. Hinkle, Louisville, Grand Messenge
On THEIR WAY BACK.-Captain Mat. Mu
Inns company, from Falmouth, KY, attache
TO Colonel Warmers regiment, which wei
down to Warsaw last week, returned tn
morning, and left on the cars for Falmout