Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-12
WAR MATTERS.
DISTRICT DIVISIONS.

The Military District Committee have di-
vded the county into eight subdivisions,
and appointed Committees in each. Persons
seeking appointments in the volunteer serv-
ice will have to obtain q certificate of their
qualifications from the Committee of the di-
vision of the county in which they live this
certificate they will forward with their ap-
plication to the Governor.
The first four divisions correspond respect
lively with the four FIRE districts of the city.
First DiUision-Thomas Frazier, Samuel
Startzman and Charles Rule.
Second DivisioR-Captain ]. B. Armstrong,
Peter r. Neff aud Lewis Worthington.
Third DiUision-Joseph j. Dobmeyer, Rob-
ert Hedger and B. P. Baker.
=, Fourth DiUi'ion-N W. Thomas, Charles
Hitler and DR.. George A. Doherty.
Fyfth DiUiSion embraces Spencer Syca-
more, Symmes, Columbia and Anderson
Townships, with the following committee:
George W. Holmes, William Cornell, jr; II.
Mahan, Henry Bowman and John H. Gerard.
Sirth DiUiSiOn embraces Millcreek and
Springfield Townships, with the following
committee: John w. Caldwell, John Nc
Maxim, G. w. Hearencourt, John NJ. Coch-
ran and Joseph F. Wright.
Seventh Dividoa embraces Colerain, Storrs,
Delhi and Green Townships, with the follow
ing committee: E. H. Johnson H. F. Sedan,
S. H. Taft, John Schiff and Samuel Vail.
Eighth DiUiSion embraces Harrison, White
water, Crosby and Miami Townships with
the following committee: w. f. Converse,
Colonel Hendrickson, A. W. Taber, Mccoy
Wakefield and ]. Oarlin.
MORE REGIMENTS.
We understand that three regiments, at
present commanded and located as follows,
will be to- day armed and equipped, and be
made ready to take the field Colonel Seiber,
Portsmouth; Lieutenant Colonel Wilson,
Springfield, and Colonel Buckley, Jefferson,
Ashtabula County.
APPOINTMENT.
Judge Lloyd, Of Steubenville, Ohio, has
been appointed Lieutenant Colonel of regi-
ment Of cavalry now organizing on the
Western Reserve.
PREPARING.
Mr.. @. l.. Olds, of the Seventeenth Ohio,
now stationed at Nicholasville, KY, was in
the city yesterday, and left this morning for
the camp with eighty horses, twenty army
wagons and ten ambulances. The regiment,
together with a greater force, will leave
Nicholasville and Camp Robinson next week.
COL. KENNETT's REGIMENT.
We were informed this morning by an
officer of the above regiment, that there are
now in Camp Gurley over eight hundred
men and one thousand horses The regi-
ment is almost uniformed. An addition of
one hundred men is expected to arrive this
evening from the interior of the State.
SHIPMENT OF ARMS.
Two brass twelve. pound howitzers, manu-
factured in this city, at Greenwoods, were
sent to Fremont yesterday afternoon. Also
q lot of lances, together with about FIVE hun
| dred Iihed muskets, purchased by General
| Fremont in Austria, and altered and rifed
in this city. The Enfield sight is put upon
them at range of one thousand five hun
dred yards.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
Burnet House.-Maor Millikiu Lieutenant
J. Jason, Fourteenth o. v. NJ; Captain E. A.
| Scovile, Camp Dennison; Colonel A. s..
| Munger, Camp Dick Robinson; Captain J..
| NJ. Huntington, ]. B. Welsh, General Med.
| McCook, G. A. Wikoff, U. S. A.; Major II.
| X. Melwood, Camp Kenton; Colonel j. s.
Norton, Twenty first o. V. NJ; Colonel G, P.
Este, Fourteenth o. V. NJ; Captain E. NJ.
| Wood, Lieutenant P. R. Stetson, Fifteenth
| Infantry U. S. A; Fl. B. Wilson, Forty. fourth
o. V. NJ; ]. NJ. Stoughton, Twenty-i first o.
| V. NJ; Mark Hardin, Camp Wild Cat, KY;
| Colonel NJ. G. Ryan, Fiftieth o. V. NJ; Lieu
tenant James Hill, Camp Corwine; Colonel
j. T. Boyle, Ky; Lieutenant W. F. Gooda-
| peny.