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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
C~OVINGTON NEWS.
LooMILuN1ckTrp..

ooMMyHIcATKD.
The HoME GUARD MILITARY COMPANY.
Being intimately acquainted with the Home
Guard Military Company of this city, deem
it my duty to let the public know of their
proceedings at Florence on Saturday last to
which place they went for the purpose of
pafadinR with the Buckner Guards Of Flor
ence and a military company from Union.
The scenes which ensued are of the most
outrageous character. A member of the
Home Guard, who is an attorney at law of
this city, proposed as a toast jackson, who
killed Colonel Etlsworth9a which was drank
and responded TO. Toasts were also drank
to jeff. Davis and the Southern Oonfederaey.
The Buckner Guards is q cavalry company
composed entirely Of Secessionists, and they
paraded at Florence week before last with a
Secession flag. On the present occasion,
however, neither Of the companies displayed
any flag, which leaves to infer that they were
afraid to display a Secession flag owing to
the prevalence of the Union feeling in this
part of the State, and they sympathized too.
much with the rebels to display "ths glorious
stars and stripes" fri UNION. s
AcciDENT.-While sparty were engaged
in firing an air gun at Helteman's Saloon,
on the corner Of Washington and Sixth
streets, yesterday, the gun was accidentally
discharged into the face Of one Of the COM
pany, infieting q severe wound on the
cheek. r-r La 13 soho,
POLICE ITEMs.-A large amount Of busi-
| ness was done in the Mayors Office yester-
day. Shelton French and Warner johnson
were each fined 80 60, for fighting, Bridget
McMahOn, for drunkenness, was sent to Jail
| six months. John Lowden, for yagrancy,
for ten days. Mary Clarke, for vagrancE
and Mrs. KAin, for drunkenness, each, for
twenty days.
MnIrLRY.-It is slated, BY those who are
we'll acquainted with the facts, that a Regi.
ment OF United States volunteers might
easily be formed in Kent0n and Campbell
/ Counties. The military aud Union senti
ments are strong Ia these counties, and we
do not doubt the statement Ill
FATAL AFFRAY AT WASHINGTON, KTs-A
young man named Ohambers, son Of Colonel
Frank Chambers of Cincinnati, was shot at
and, It was supposed, mortaily wounded, On
Sunday last, at Washington, Kentucky, bysa
young man, named Furman. The cause OF
the difficulty was said ODE a riValship f0r
some office in the Home Guard. Furmaa
accused Chambers of unfairness, which The
latter resented by a blow, upon which Fur
man discharged o gun at Chambers, the shot
however taking no effect. The blow being
repeated, Furman fired q second time, the
ball entering the left breast Of his antagonist
and causing q fatal wound. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
LAW REPORT.
COURT,

THL -." HH
INTERESTING TO SuBscRIBERs TO Stock IN
RAILROADS, &o.-The Cincinnati, Gazette
Company Us. The Cincinnati Lebanon and
Xenia Railroad. This case was reserved to
the general term on a demurrer TO the answer
of G. W. Stokes and others. Judge Hoadley
announced the opinion, and the point decided
was that a fictitious or colorado subscription
to the stock of o company did not affect the
existence of the corporation that said fcti-
tious subscription, although alleged to have
been got up merely for the purpose of an or
ganization, and to have been annulled AFTER
ward, was nevertheless binding, according
to the various authorities, English and Amer
lean. fD 7r. .i gll q F.1u -,tfss +
The demurrer to the answer was accord
ipgly sustained. 7cirs3si .si .-grL ia .
Suy dam Vs. The Lebanon and Cincinnati
Railroad.-Judge Hoadley oyerruled a mo
ton for q new trial. Case reported at the
time of the trial. .e..I. De- 1sv .-.t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

BENEFIT OF GBo, P. BurII,-The National
TheateE was filled last night, on the occa-
sion of the benefit of Geo. P. Buell., Esq. The
different parts were we'll sustained, by the
actors, and all were highly pleased with the
performance. '1a
The "Banper of the Free" written by the
beneficiary, was recited by the author, amid
rounds Of applause. At the conclusion Of
the recitation, he made a patriotic speech,
and announced his determination, in q few
days, to enlist in General Bptler's Regiment,
in Virginia. rrs ~ 11 t7lT.ifn Soc ,.5f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

PETTY LARCENIEs.- Anthony Shoe and
Henry Griesmeyer, a few days ago entered
the ehoe store of John W. Yogel, on Walnut
street, and while Shoe was negotiating the
purchase of a pair of boots, which he evil
IDENTIFY did not want, Griesmeyer carried off
another. The two were sentenced yesterday
morning to q term of two months in the Jail.
VIM. Augestman, who thrust his hand into
the money. drawer of VIM. Meyer, on the
corner of Liberty and Central avenue, re-
ceived q like sentence. 90 ~ ,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
LOVE 10 Hntrsd Turned.

N The New Orleans Delta begins TO discover
that the hopes entertained by the Secession
list leaders of aid from Northern men to ex-
tend their revolution this side the Ohio are
not likely to be realized and accordingly,
changing its tone, it pitches into its friends
of the Democratic Church North in a style
{ that is hearty, il not elegant; sl
"The cat whose paws were found so serv-
iceable to the-monkey, or-the horse who
yielded his back to the man, in order to
secure his aid in the war against the stag,
were sensible animals compared with the
Buffers, the DickinsonR, Cushings the
Sickles, EYeTetts, and other tools Of the
Abolition enemies of the South. Their
shrewd masters have wisely put them in the
front ranks Of the invading hosts they have
sent against the South. They must bear the
chief brunt ofathe contest and thus attest
their newborn neal and proclaim their con-
version.t to Abolition p-ropagandism. l
"Having, according TO the Greeleys, Beech
ers and Stewards manifested e great taste for
l dirt eating, they are the very men whom the
| South ought TO be permitted to make bite
| the dust So, send them forward to the
| front and let them receive the frat fire.
What if they are all killed of VIII We
| not get rid of our most pesilent factionists /;
and II they succeed in whipping the psbels,
are We not breaking their heads with their
own sticks, turning their own batteries upon
/ themf1 They have nursed and encouraged
this party into all its power and i~hhnenee,
and now let the SOuthsrners take care Of is
petsR THIS Is very good practical joke OF
The Lineolnites : tOld Dabe4 love Of the
/ humorous mnst be highly gratifed at the
spectacle Of Ben.dBatler and Caleb Gushing
and their followers being peppered byatheiF
quondam fiFe-eatiDg friends, while Seward,
Greeley Webb ard ~Raymondare safely Gu
sconeed far from the battlefield and au9the
perils and vexRtions Of military lire" 400.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

P~ENDLEToN GUARDs.--At a late election of
the Pendleton Guards, the following officers
were chosen; Captain John J. Wright +;
First Lieutenant, s, H. Strunki Second
Lieutenant, Henry Lane Ensign, A. H.
Kline; First Sergeant, William Q. Miner;
Second Sergeant, James 0'Shaughnessy;
Third Sergeant, James Hamilton Fourth
Sergeant, John Ricardi First Corporal, SO.
Speers; Second Corporal, Charles II, ROM
bach Third Corporal, William L. Kay
Fourth Corporal, M. s. Hawkins; =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

HENRY CLAY GUARDs.-At a meeting of
the Henry Clay Guards, held on Monday
night, the following officers were elected
Captain, William Shay; First Lieutenant,
James Myers; Second Lieutenant, ]. O.
Thole; Orderly Sergeant, E. Elias Second
Sergeant, ], Mclean; Third Sergeant, George
Bridges; Fourth Sergeant, ]. McCafferty
Fifth Sergeant, Theo. J. Burns; First Cor
poral, F. Shilmoller Second Corporal, J.
Cohn; Third Corporal, W. Dammerill
Fourth Corporal, John Mason Surgeon, DR..
p, F! Malloy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

The ONO TRooPs AT WAsHNGroN.-The
First and Second Regiments of Ohio Yolun-
teers reached Washington Thursday night,
about nine o'clock. They are reported to be
in good health and spirits, and well uni
formed and equipped. aa
The officers of the First Regiment are A.
D. McCook, Colonel; E. A. Parrot, Lieutsn-
ant C Colonel J. Hughes, MAORI US. Par
rot, Adjutant; J., McKensey, Sergeant
Major; James Hill, Quarter fnasterj NJ.
Steele, QuArter-master-Sergean o. G..
Smyth, 0Olor-Sergeant. az
The First Regiment is composed of the
following compAnies;s l
Company A, Lancaster Guard Captain
Stafford. nj u'f ssg1t b
Company B, Dayton Lafayette Yagers,
Captain Deisher.3 fiifEIru0I 6uTITIfa,
Company Q, Dayton Light Guard, Capitals
Pease. 4 I..a4 III a ut| ~ d
Company D. Dayton Montgomery Guard,
Captain Grove. =
COMPANY 3, Cleveland Grays Captain
COMPANY F, Franklin Blues, Captain
Kell. Egatgtnu a1slu.
Company G. Light Guard, Captain Bay.
COMPANY a. Gainesville Guard Captain
Company ! Mansfield Guard, Captain Nc
Company K, Jackson Guard, Capt. Brook
T~hisregiment isAcsompeniedb By the Gleye
land Brass Band. ~
The second Regiment Is commanded b
Colonel Wilson, Lieutenanto oloael Mason
aud Msjor Perry.
Company A, Rover Guard, CAPTAIN Finch
Company B, Columbus Wdettes, CaptAir
| Thrall. rt7-.r qapr~Fts a..
Company c, State Fsncibles, Captain
Mitchell. --safas "a rra.
Company D. Cincinnati zOuaves, Captain
Company b, Lafayette Guard, Captain
Haldenhof. y sr
Company F, Springfield ZOusyes, Captain
Aason. aG fu. h1tI
Company G, Pickaway Guard, eaptNtl
Company H, StsubenVille Guard, oaPtail
Company !, Harris Gusra,eO@ Cincinnati
Company K, Baldwin Rides Of UrbAns
Captain Baldwin.
fhs HiIisbOs1 BGndi Is with this regiment
GA NHN HNH MHN1 O. 70
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT ooURr.

Hall Us. Franks.-Yerdiet set aside by
Judge Sutliff, as contrary to evidence.
Rebecca Dowdell Vs. Fitzpatrick.-Plaintif
held by Judge Collins to be entitled to a
homestead in property purchased on execu-
ton. I4l 10 |s@' '-i 20 o. 3i.. 8
G. O. Little %. Taber and others. To re-
cover on q note made id California and
thirty six per tent. interest. Opinion by
Judge SutliG, that statute of limitations Of
California was well pleaded. a Il.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

ARaEsT. OF A SUPPOSED INoENDIARY.-
Night before last, at a late hour, a FIRE broke
out in the dwelling house Of Adam Bowers,
in Storrs Township, but it was speedily ex-
tiDgnished. Jacob Real was arrested by
some of the citizens and brought to the Ham
mond. street Station house. yesterday, on
charge of having set the fire. +. RI,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

MoRB VOLUNTEERS FOR THREE YEARS
SERVICE AT an election of officers of the
Marion Guards, the following were elected
unanimously; John Keau, Captain; J, W.
B. Kelley, First Lieutenant; John Sullivan,
Second Lieutenant. This company, with
the Anderson Gpards, Crittenden Inyincible
Rifles and Beck Guards, went By special
train at four O'Clock to Camp, Harrison.
They serve for three years.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29


WhDhEoDAY s..,~-....--l-..aaa-s NAV W
y "a Pspulnr kdveFtIspusvnrs
TRs cfncinnaa DAILY PhHss 4 ~ hltmai otgdr n
tabor aid snpiopsssaf n this eifv TIE Jaclates ~
"a conssSHicadOn phfch ~ frrishes bspesa iaborersdnd
smpioVus, and besssea capital and iaaass1, bpu'eaHs
e Of " iaroe eireaiaiop aud chsap advertisements, sD-
ta ply ne people pah a o0ntenienoe tsAtcA has only % BE-
tf.d 70 Be appreciated. 4 briY advertisement N He
DhfLY PMS places fe object before nqdhy thousdiidl
% 81 both iaborert uHd employers, and Of buyers aud
AeFcFas u gel" afl"f nII D. H .
al ~ DAuY Pat 80, sealed and sddressedt 70 Harne'
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
HEAD QUARTERS o. AND Vol. MILITIA,
ADJUTANT-GENERAL OFFICE,

ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, May %, Is6l.J
All companies of Militia of the Reserve,
all companies of Volunteer Militia, and all
private military organizations in the State,
having arms, or contracts for the purchase Of
arms, are urged TO report to this Department
forthwith full particulars respecting such
arms, or contracts for arms, in order that full
ard early information may be had as to the
available force which can be depended upor
for local or general defense. yf
By order of the Commander in Chief.
30 H. B. DARLINGTON,
Adiutant General,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

CHRISTIE REcovERIsG.-Ohtistie who was
stabbed by James Scully at Camp Dennison,
is recovering, previous reports Of his death
being incorrect. This We learn by a person
Just returned from the Camp. ma HF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

A BURGLAR BoUSp ovER.-Edward Foley
was yesterday morning bound over in the
sum Of $500 for trislo IN the charge o break-
ing into the store Of Reuben Schultz, on
Court-street, opposite Centrslsyenue aud
stealing shoes 10 the value of $22.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

BURGLARS BOUND OvER.-John Hays and
John Howe, who we're recently convicted Of
stealing butter from a countryman's wagon,
we're yesterday held over in $500 bail, each,
for trial on the charge Of committing the
burglary in the shoe store at about the same
tipno ."'H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

TRIAL FoR ~AssAUET.-Elias White, who.
brutally beat Mary Whey on Monday last,
Yves, yesterday morning, let off with only $40
fine and a sentence of FIVE days to the dun.
geoD, the injured party pleading in his be-
10 Gal. A
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

A PATRIoTIc SoUTHERN WoMAN.-Ars.
Cooley, an old Lady from East Tennessee,
arrived at Washington lately, travelling q
distance Of one thousand Eve hundred miles.
for the purpose Of seeing the President and
his Cabinet in relation to our national
troubles. She reports q terrible state Of at
fairs in her section of the State; says there
are but few Union men, and that they are
daily in dread Of being murdered by the m
i9ristsd mebs continually rising tRsrs, Mt :
telling the truth, TO convince many OF her
neighboTs OF the errors Of their ways, She
Is delighted with her visIt, aud says the
people Of Tennessee have no conception Of
Tie great pnanimitY and determination o.
the Northern people. .h.a 46i Q68 ~
~ eiiHti e ,nrh taa.1u adTlJI
"a -st1.1Hq ltu1e9 '7lod3 Of sni11
/. 1870 -
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDS
n 10 the best part of Iowa or Indiana. Titles
and quality warranted. Will be sold low or ex-
changed, in forty -scre tracts, for dry goods grocs-
ries, clothing, OF almost any kind of property.
Also,R Residence in q pisasant village, on the Ma
T1etts Railroad Addresl @. Ia, Press 0fnce. a.
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AN IsTELLIerEcE MAN ARREsTED.-Luther
T Lewis, who keeps an intelligence office on
Third street, was arrested yesterday, on Eve
charges of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. He had advertised in the DAILY
Pass for ten hands, and from each Of the
applicants he received a fee of fifty cents, but
did not furnish the situations promised.
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AsUNIos SPEEcH.-Rev. John j. Kelly,
the Mohawk Indian, will make another
speech in Sixth, street Market space this
evening, at seven o'clock,
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PERSONAL

nRRfONAL-Ths gentleman Who received a
N BASKET, with q double I'D, containing some
wearing nppereh At Camp Harrison. about three
Meeke .iree, viii confer q fAysr BY leaving 1t at 90
West Ninth sti or at N : once. mys9-b
DRRsONAL-LOUIs SCHULTZ 10 10 this
- city, ano would like to learn the whereabouts n
hia Slater. She will please call at Mira. BQOH-
MANS, on Twelfth al between Vine and Race,
south side mye9 b.
DER6ONAL-W, GRHT& CO., manufactures
boots and ahoes, No 120 TinhFatresL, three doom
Bast Of Race, The work u all done lby competent
where else In the city. ia17-H
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PERsoSAL-John s. Carlisle, the celebrated
Unionist, of Western Virginia, is in this city,
stopping at the Burnet House. .t' %
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INSTRUMENTATION

-NovHL ARITHMErIcAL PRoBLEM. The
largest Of Dina's hoops ia Q AZ, 4s feet in cir
cumferenee. On every Sabbath she passes
through pew doorway in church which Is
only two feet wide. Now supposing it were
~inflexible, how many inches would she haYs
70 raise II above its horizontal position or
one side, and depress II on the opposite SIDE
10 enable her TO- pass through AnsweI
solicited.
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FOUND.

EOUND-on Sunday afternoon, on Eighth-st.,
II between Central. av. and Main.st., a Pocket.
book, containing a small amount Of money and
papers.i The owner can have IL by proving prop
erty, up0n calling at 40 Elizabeth st my29 DO
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sTRAYED.

STRAYBD-OR eTDtNN-Sa KRWARD-A
- youI & white heller heayy with calf black
Que rolurnlng her 70 81 ElizabSth.St. VIII receive
the abVFo reward. 20 ns p my13.ce