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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18
WAR MATTERS.
Important TO the Families OF Volunteers In
the Guthrie Gray Resiment,

Important TO the Families OF Volunteers In
the Guthrie Gray Reaiment.
The following dispatch was received this
morning by the City Treasurer The money
will soon be here for distribution TO those for
whom il is intended:
"CLARKsBURG, October IL, 1861.
~. N. Noble, City Treasurer: | send you
by express J. H. Dickerson's receipt for
nineteen thousand thirty. three dollars and
fifty cents (Sl9,o53 SOY. -
FIFTY. FIRST OHIO REGIMENT.
The Fifty.first Ohio Regiment at Camp
Meigs, Canal Dover, is in fine condition, and
has been eminently successful In its organi.
cation. Nine full companies are in camp,
and two more are nearly full which will
make an aggregate Of eleven. This will
furnish one extra company, which will serve
as a nucleus for the formation of another
regiment, should Governor Dennison decide
to accept them. Colonel Fitzgerald, of the
regular army, will take command of the regi
ment. Major R. W. McCain has been pro-
NOTED to the Lieutenant Colonelcy, which
promotion is considered exceedingly aus
picious to the regiment, the Colonel being
regarded as capital man and officer. From
the foregoing names it will be seen that the
regiment is well differed. This advantage,
in connection with the excellent condition of
the men, shows most favorably for the future
efficiency and success of the regiment. The
men are anxious to see service, and will
probably be gratifed at an early date.
RECRUITING.
William Shay has resigned his Office as
private watchman in the Fourt.. Ward, and
is determined to serve his country. He has
opened q recruiting Office on the public
landing, between Broadway and Sycamore.
WHERE IS ''NvIsIBLE GREEN Hso.p
Colonel Dumont, of the Seventh Indiana
Regiment, who was abused-on paper-by
the Invisible" correspondent of the Times,
has been promoted to Brigadier-G General
ship.
The Guthrie Gray Regiment has been
transferred from General Reynoldss COM
mand to that of General Dumont.
COLONEL YOUNG.
It is said the Government will lose $60 900
by the operations of Colonel Young, of the
Kentucky Cavalry, now deposed and in jail
at Washington. He introduced several new
rascalities in the purchase of horses. This
Colonel Young is an individual who, some
time ago, edited and published a sporting
paper under the name of The Spirit of the
South. The journal was issued in this city
for a time, but Young failing to meet his
debts, was compelled to let it die.
CAPTAIN KoNKLEs BATTERY.
The arrival of this battery we announced
day or two ago. Last evening it departed
for Kentucky, going through the streets
during very heavy shower.
APPOINTMENTS.
Alexander E. Curry, compositor in the
| Times Office, has been appointed drum major,
with the rank of Second Lieutenant, in the
Fifty-fourth Regiment, Colonel Smith, at
! Camp Dennison.
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MEETING OF THE WARD CoMMITTREs.-The
Ward Committees appointed to solicit con-
tributions for the suffering soldiers of West
ern Virginia met again last evening, in the
Merchants Exchange, and reconstructed the
committee by several changes and additions.
Another meeting will be held in the same
place this evening. The committee will not,
however, make any extended effort till next
week; in the mean time they wish the people
Contributions have been made in various
parts of the city, but as no general move
ment has yet taken place, we are unable to
give particulars
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

From the Hannibal (Mo) Messenger, l5th.l
Another Terrible AccIdenI Mt Platte River
Raft Capsized-TwO Women and Six
Children Drowned.
The temporary bridge erected over Platte
River, on the line of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad, was entirely swept away by
the freshet about the middle of last week,
since " hich passengers have had to change
the cars, and, until Saturday, cross on raft.
Friday, while number OF women and
children belonging to the Utah army were
crossing, the raft was capsized by the swift
ness of the current, and two women and six
children were drowned. l
This is another massacre traceaole to the
diabolical outrage of the rebels in burning
the main bridge; for, if that had been up, OF
course there would have been no occasion
for crossing the river on raft. g.
A fat-boat was completed Saturday, and
now the river is crossed in comparative
safety. We learn that the bridge will be re
built as soon as the water falls sufficiently TO
drive the piles, when the Inconvenience aud
danger offerryiEg the river will be entirely
obviated. .. f-. - r-r
Since writing the above we learn that the
| river has fallen FIVE feet and that the bridge
will be so repaired that the trains can cross
by Thursday. .U
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,

ROOM No. 1.-Bowers VS. Cooper. To re.
cover 1861 for work aud materials in build
ing brick ovens at Camp Dennison. De-.
murrerto petition sustained by Judge Hoadly
and leave to amend.
Room No. 2-Trisl list called by Judge
Storer. No cases ready.
RooM No. 3.-Elias Macks Us. s. Fletcher
and others. To recover $240 deposited with
defendants as indemnity for giving bail. A
settlement is averred on the part of defense.
Trial in progress before Judge Coffin and a
jury.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-T The following bill
was passed by the Board of County Com
missioners this morning: Wyman Haines &
Co., socks for the inmates of the County
Jail and Work-house, $29 81.
George W. Lilley was appointed messenger
boy in the Court room of Judge Coffin, at the
usual salary.
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THE COMMERCIAL HosprTAL.-The benevo-
lent ladies of the city will find a fitting
sphere for their activity at the Commercial
Hospital, which has Just received large
number of sick and wounded soldiers from
Virginia. There is really need of such serv-
ices as they can render, to render these I'M
fortunate men comfortable.
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TWELFTH WARD RELIEF CoMMITTEE.-The
place ofreception ofarticles has been changed
from the Brighton Engine house to Raper
Chapel, corner of Findlay and Elm-streets,
of Mr.. J. Bogen, Dayton. street, between
Baymiller and Freeman, for the west Of it.
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THE SPIRIT OF '76 AND REBELLION OF '6l.
We again call the attention of the public to
the poetical effusion of N. Perry & Co, on
the second page Of this paper. They are
selling the best of clothing for men and boys
at prices to suit the times. Give them
call. Their place of business is on the north
tral-ayenue,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-Smith's salt-ris-
ing bread is large, moist and sweet-manu.
fsctured at Smiths bakery, on the south east
corner of Court and John.
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The REBELLION RECoRD.-No. 80, being
No 8 of the second volume of this valuable
compilation, has been received by G. N
Lewis, No. 2S West Sixth street. He has
also this weeks issue of the Scientific Ameri-
can, and the November number of the Bon
Ton, journal of ladies' fashions, published
by T. S. Taylor Sons, of New York, con-
tanning beautifully colored plates, useful pat
terms, and much else that will interest the
ladV reader
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

GUBERNAToRIAL.-Gov Dennison and
Adjutant- General Darlington visited the bar
racks on Elm. street, this morning, making
some few suggestions, and appearing highly
pleased with the management of affairs by
Colonel Jones.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

GERMAN LEssoNs.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen Professor
Henry Ittig proposes to give private lessons
services should apply Immediately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

MONTHLY ABSTRACT OF BUSINESS IN THE
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. Qusrtermaster
Dickerson has made the following statement
of purchases made for military purposes dur,
ing the past month by the Department in this
citY:
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of this expedition largely depends, is still
greatly needed by our army. j. B.
CANNON FOR GENERAL PRICE.
The st. Louis Republican Of the 18th says
Wehave confirmation from various sources
of the rumor which we noticed yesterday
Fergus McRee, were ascending White River,
with twenty-five or thirty rihed cannon, in
tended for General Prices army. They were
to be landed at Forsyth, in Taney County,
about forty miles from Springfield, Missouri.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

SPLENDID OYsTERs-Wsggoner at 203
Central-avenue, and SO Sixth. street. is re.
ceiving some very choice, They fairly make
ones mouth water to look at them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

WATER-woRKs BoARD.-The Board met
yesterday afternoon Ali the members were
present and allowed claims 70 the amount
of SlO,34l 81, of which $67l 80 was for
weekly wages; balance on account for pipe,
casting, new engine, and sundry claims,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18
PROBATE COURT.

D. Marshall, committed from the Police
Court on a charge of larceny, was discharged
on hearing before called Court.
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IFrOm the London Times, Oct. l ]

FoUR MILES OF CAVALRY "A large body
Of cavalry crossed the Long Bridge Monday
morning, says the Star, and in crossing was
necessarily stretched out in files, making q
formidable show, seldom witnessed here, Of
four niles Of cavalry in a continuous line.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

PITTsBURG, October ls-M.-RiVer six feet
four inches by the piermark, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
Joseph Brandt Vs. Keuntz & Schaffer. To
recover damages for an assault. Appealed
from the Common Pleas.
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The Foreign Alliance Against Mexico.
THE TREATY NOT YET SIGNED.


The Paris Patrie of the 2Sth ultimo states
that by the last courier dispatched by the
Spanish Government to Cuba, SerranO, the
Captain. General of that island, will receive
an order to suspend the departure of the
Cuban expedition TO Mexico. 1t is asserted
that Spain will not act alone in an interven-
ton, and that she has agreed to come to an
understanding as to a common plan of action
with France and England. But it is believed
at Madrid that no agreement between the
three POWERS interested can be ready for sig
nature for several days,
THE FRENCH FLEET ON THE MEXICAN COAST.
LIsrs Sept. 2s) Correspondence Of London Times.l
By dispatch from Brest dated the 9th,
it is stated that the frigate Astree is to be i'm
| mediately armed and prepared for sea. She
is to reinforce the French naval division on
the coast of Mexico.
SPANISH WAR VESSELS FOR THE GULF.
From the London Times Sept SO.l
The Spanish screw frigates Lsalt4d and
| Conception, the latter at present the flagship
| of Admiral Pinzon, at Alicante, are shortly
! TO leave for Havana, to reinforce the Spanish
| squadron there.
| ORGANIZATION OF THE FLEET AND ARMY AT
CUBA.
From the same paper, the same day,
1t is stated in letter from Idelforso that
the Spanish squadron about to proceed to
Mexico " III consist of six screw frigates, two
steamers of five hundred horse power, be-
sides transports and smaller vessels. stan
officer has been sent with dispatches for the
Governor. General of Cuba on the subject Of
the expedition, and had embarked at Cadiz,
| in the war steamer Leon. Fifteen hundred
men, destined for Cuba, are to be ready at
their respective depots by the 18th of 0c-
toher next, and the officers who are to GO
with them have already been appointed.
BRITISH NAVAL REINFORoEMRRTs FOR THH
GULF.
lFrom the London Times, Oct. ] HI 3D..
The Str0mbOi and ChdRhelseT are both
hourly expected to be commissioned at Ports
mouth, to reinforce the West India squad
ron, with reference, most probably, 70 ex-
| pected operations on the coast of Mexico
Both vessels are mssted, and are being rugged
and ssoIed with the greatest possible dis
patch. gH
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The balloonist Lowe is forming balloon
corps for army service, and is building four
war balloons In Philadelphia.
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LOST.

n OST-A DRAWING FOR A PULPIT-The
- finder will please leave 1t at this office and be
rewarded. ool7-b"
II OST- On Monday, October IA, an Envelope,
II with % Head. quarters" printed on it, contain
ing pass co Camp Dennison for Mrs Jones aSd
number Of visiting cards Jhe finder will eontsr
favor by returning the same to Mrs. LA FONTz,
n. W corner of Fifth and Broadway. oclo.0
II OST-About three weeks ago, u small black
d1 Hnd-tan Terrier Slut near the corner OF sixth
hl PaIksts, The finder will be literally rewarded
ly leaving the same at SAMUEL COLBY's. lzS
COnIt-st near Plum. ocl7-b|
a OST S5 REWABD-On Friday afternoon, a
N small account Book, containing two passes on
tne nsrVn t1iV 90 Nn% Ion L W. SHJ G4sr
will please IetuTn the same to my saloon, = East
t5ci cello G; ' RDwARD RAWLINGS. :
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION sALR-BY W. W. wERT-I54
IN Main. ST., two doors a6pye Fourth x THStsl Bag
ii. at O'clock will be sold, all UNCLAIMED Baggage,
up TO this date, FROM the Calf House, William
froy, proprietor, comprising two hundred TruRks,
Vaiises and Carpet Sacks, with contents. ool2 K
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

TWNHR WEEKLY PR ESa NOW READY,
n containing the News OF the Week, both Foreisn
aud Local, and a TelegTa chic Summary OF Events
elsewhere, Ep to tie hour 0f going 70 press.
FOR sale At the C0Nnting-roem. Pytoe cenw'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-18

RTOR SALR-A A DESIRABLE COUNTRY Res
n IDENOE-LOcaied ~ miles from the city con.
Tenient to a railroad station. There 26H acres
of good productive land, containing great variety
of fine fruit trees bearing condition, consisting
of about 800 peach 30 apple, and also plum and pear
trees Of great variety fine vineyard, sttawber-
ries, goose berries &c.
The Improvements consist OF good frame cottage,
new frame barn, and all the appurtenances ne ces-
sary for convenience and comfort: Price 5000 ::
part each and balance in payments For further
Particular, inquire of J. B. MEEKEB, corner OF
Fifth and Main streets oclt cod
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City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October II:
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NCOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE-Of
IT twenty eight acres within six miles of the
city, one quarter Of mile from Pike. Improve
ments, frame house of four rooms, orchard, etc
VIII SELL in lots to suit the purchaser, at 800 per
acre
ALsO-For exchange for city property, two finely
improved Farms Of forty TO sixty acres miles
from the city.
ALSO-Nine hundred acres Of Land In Clinton
County, Ohio, three miles from anohester. VIII
sell in lots to suit the purchaser
ALSO One hundred and forty acres of fine Land
in Wisconsin. VIII trade foI mcrch andise.
ocl6.o NJ CHAPLIN 4 co 1877 Walnut.
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VNOR SALB-A SMALL FARM-Of forty-six
ID acres, in Ridley County, Indiana. adj dining
Piercevlle station, on the Ohio and Mississippi
Thirty acres are under cultivation and the balance
ome Bess s o Tf ave Soo%S bSrn sStSo et All
good order; orchard If forty fly truit-trees,
apple and peach. viii be sold for $40 per acre.
SAMUEL SARGENT,
cOrner Of Fifth and Walnut
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CAMP MCKINsTRY, NEAR SYRACUSE,
Wednesday Night, October l6.

wednesday Nlght, October III. }
A special dispatch to the st. Louis Repub'
hcan says that one of General McKinstry's
scouts arrived this evening, having left Gen
eral Prices camp south of the Osceola on the
! Usage.
The scout passed three days in the rebel
camp, where there were about nineteen thou
sand fighting men, all State troops, who
were in wretched condition, poorly clad,
and with hardly any provisions Their arms
were of varied character, but mostly shot
guns and old fashioned rifles,
Price was anxious to get further South, as
he had learned aud believed Fremont was
pursuing him with sixty thousand troops, 1t
/ is reported that he expressed great dissp-
pointlnent in not being joined by McCulloch
! and forces from Arkansas. If Price does not
find them soon he will hurry into that State,
and it is not improbable he has crossed the
line by this. .-l
The wagons and mules for transportation
from the adjacent counties come in slowly
here. .t y.I
Two of the cavalry idetacbments arrived
this afternoon, almost empty handed.
1t is rumored that Adjutant- General
Thomas was challenged recently oy General
Fremont, at Upton, because he believed the
former wac the source of many of the gross
Misrepresentation against him, but the Ad'
jutant declined the duel an account OF his
belonging TO the church. .r n
General Fremont thinks there is pros
pect of q fight with the rebels on the Osager
and perhaps skirmish near Warsaw.
The military here are very active, and
the artillery, infantry and cavalry are daily
drilled and adapted to active service,
This division of the army is said to be
better prepared for the field than any of the
remaining four. .....
All quiet here tonight and at points I.
the West.
| transportation, upon which the success
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WANTED.

WANTS." "FoB SALE" "FoR BENT"
: I osT," FOUND" BOARDING." sso.-Ad.
vsrdssnent, copn0 undov lsss headings, not erceed-
tmO fee lines, ,sfi Be Inserted tsvioe for ~ cents.
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FOR SALE.

EJNOR sALE-CARRIAGE-I will sell low for
II cash, or part cash and part family groceries,
a light two seat carriage, in good condition. Ad.
dress, through Post office Box 1, 1&O. ocl6-d+
ENOR sALE- -COUNTERs-I have for sale two
N three very fine Counters, suitable for bar
use or otherwise One a very fine article. costiDg
over $500, will Re sold low for cash. w. OARTgR,
39 and 81 East Fifth,st. ocl7-b
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ENOR SALE-ROSEWOOD PIAN0-SiX and a
n half octave, nearly new, first. rate article,
Brittng's make. Has all the latest improvements
an iron frame and overstrung Call at the House,
furnishing Depot, 81 and "a East Fifth. Bt be-
oci7.b VIM. CARTER, Proprietor.
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~. M Noble, City Treasurer; send you
by express j. H. Dickerson's receipt for
nineteen thousand thirty. three dollars and
fifty cents (Sl9,Oa3 SOY.
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AGRANDsoN OF HENRY CLAY APPOINTED.
Captain Henry Clay, grandson of Henry
Clay, SEN, and son of the late Colonel Clay,
who was killed in the battle of Bueua Vista,
has been appointed an Assistant Adjutaut-
General of Volunteers, and assigned to the
staff of Brigadier-G General Richard w. John
son, in Kentucky.
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-E'HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE!

We trustthat those who do not new receive
THE TRIBUNE viii subscribe for it without
delay. The club price of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIR.
UNE is so low that there ere but few in anv
community unable to take it. Heocer,-fh
!HE TRIBUNE, as the principal paper support
ing the new y Administration. will be rccuiiarIy
interesting. while outside Cf politics lis rel
able Foreign and Domestic News its Com
merciai and Agricultural Intelligence, and It's
Literary Department. give 10 il interest and
value which no other paper on this Continent
can boast Of How ably and successfully THs
TRIBUNE has conducted the campaign now SO
gloriously ended, the result in New York fully
"ttests, and 10 the untiring excrtions signal
capacity and foresight of HoRACE GREELEY j.
due much of the glory Of the victory over
which nation of Frecmeu are now rejoicing
1t Is, therefore the duty of every true Repub-
hcan to aid in giving THE TmBUHE p stil
larger circulation. As evidence of its popu-
Iarity and reliability, may state that last
week over Sir HunGrea Thousand copies were
sold-a circumstance Unprecedented in the
annals of journalism.-Gu Guardian and Gazst,r,
PhGuixville, Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
EEND EYPnN

~ OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ny virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court oF
Cambria county, TO NE directed. there viii la
exposed to public sale. on the premises On
Aonday. the Ilth day OF February, 4. D 1851
at one o'clock, 2. ", the following real estate
the same being the undivided one-eicIltL r.a-t
OF a tract Of land of which Henry Dunmire
died seized, to wit:
All that certain farm situate in Crovle
township adjoining lands Of Jacob SrifIer on
the north. Joseph FIike and others on the ess,
Isaac Paul and Daniel Dunmire on the so,,I
and Daniel and John Dunmire on the We,
containing two hundred and ninety acres
more or less, about fifty acres Of which s-e
cleared, and having thereon erected tv-r-
story plank frame dwelling house bank harm
ana out buildings, and young orchard
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-tfirG the 7.l,-r hasa
money TO be paid on confirmation Of Sale. and
the balance in one year thereafter: to be Sc
cured t. judgment bond and mortgage.
JAMES :. CLARK,
Guardian Of Sarah and jacob Pau.
Jan. i, 1861.