, 1862-09-03
Citizens Ord cred to Turn out en-
masse for Military Duty.
The Enemy Reported to be
Thirty Nine Miles Distant
10000 strong.
FORTXF9CATI0NS BEING EREET-
ED.4DN THE KENTUCKE HILLS.


UlE. AL I o-EiOCh bo-bi50t SAV ArAH5NA
operator closed his Office, saying that Kirby u
smiths army appeared in the suburbs, and q
demanded the surrender OF the city, which n
sas complied with By the citizens. THERE'S r
/ good deal of excitement here, but prepara- y
lions are being made for the defense Of the i
city. Gen. Lew Wallace has assumed ths 6
command Of the troops here. Regiments are +
arriving and en- route. Z
CINCINNATI, September 2, 1852.
"The undersigned, by order OF Major General ,
Wright. assumes command OF Cincinnati, Covtng :
ton and Newport.
SIT il but fair to inform the citizens ttat IN &C.
tive, daring and powerful enemy threetens tha4n
u it'll every consequence Of war; yet the cities
must be defended and their Inhabitants must as- |
eiet in the preparation. Patriotism, duty. honor.
eelf preservation call them to the labor, aud 1t
must be performed equally by all classes.
"First. AL business must be suspended at
O'Clock today. Every business house must b.
cloeed.
"second. Under the direction Of their Mayor,
the citizens mnst, within an hour after the sus-
pensaon Of bnsineaa. assemble in their coagenl
ept public places, ready for orders. As soon as
possible, they will be assigned to their work
This labor ought to be OF love, and the under
eipued trusts and believes it VIII be so. Anyhow,
it must be done. The willing shaN be properly
credited. The unwilling promptly visited. The
p1inc,ple adopted iB: Citizens for the labor,
eol1iere for the battle.
ssMartial law is hereby proclaimed In the three
cities, but until they be enforced by the MILL
tary, the Injunction Of this proclamation will be
txecnted by the police.
ssThi1d- Ferry boais will cease plying the river
after a. m, untii further orders.
II al ~
"In accordance with the proclamation of Major I
General Wallace give this public notice that the
police force Of this city will until further orders.
act as a provost guard, and I order and enjoin !
upon all good citizens to reepect and obey them as
such. Any disregard Of orders from the g'nesal !
commanding, through the police, will be enforced |
strictly. {signed) "GEo HATCH; Mayor.
| "HRAnouAarEns UsITED STATES FORCES,
| CINCINNATI, September 2. 1867
| "GESERAL ORDER No. AL p1aces in the cit
! les Of Cincinnati, CoFington and Newport. where
liquors of any kind are sold, must be closed at
| o'clock this morning. All sales are prohibited.
Cpon failure or REFUSAL the stock on h;7tf will be
condscated for sanitary purposes.
"By order Of Major General Lewis Wallace.
| {Signed) "H. ELsToS, JR.,
| "a. D. G. and Chief Of Staff"
Paris, Kentucky, WAS evacuated last night,
our troops falling back to Cynthiana.
Gen. Wallace was engaged all last night in
preparation for the protection Of the city,
C1Sc1SSAT1, Sept. 2-l p. m.-Business is
entirely suspended; street railroad cars
stopped snuning. There is good deal Of ex-
element, but no panic. The people are quiet
II but but actively organizing Tor defense.
; No male citizen Is allowed to leave the city.
tn
thlana. Humphrey Marshall is represented as
approaching that place from Piketon.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30 P. m.-Excitement
!. has been high all the afternoon. Citizens are
enrolling themselves rapidly in the dif1crcn
i. wardt. Large numbers are working on the
= tortifcations on the Kentucky hills.
!. Governor Tod arrived this afternoon and is
r in consultation with the military authorities,
3 and the utmost exertions are being maoe.
= The enemy estimated from 20, 600 to 80, GOO are
i reported at Boyd's Station, thirty-nine mill
8 from this city they are expected to arriEs
o 70 opposite the fortlncations on Thursday. Tht
Ic 45th and Goth Ohio are falling back s1owl! te
Is Coyington. Our pickets are ten miles out
8, All steamboats, are ordered to remain Oh tht
~ Ohio side Of the river. Gen. Gilbert's com
t, mand, which fell back from Lexington
ID reached Frankfort tonight, Some appehen
y sion is felt for Its safety. No telegrapht com
"a mnnieation south Of Falmouth
r Lou1sy111E. Sept. 2.-The Senate assembled
1s R at II o'clock today,
~ Mr. Speed, from the committee Gu mi1ttar
re affairs, reported house bill to organize tn
OF Union gun artillery corps of the State Of Keu
tucky. Recommitted to the committee q
's1 s1 military affairs.
be HousE REPORTS.
e. MIR. Thomas offered the following resolr
W w tion:
~ Rta9rsd, That the corns,lttee on military atf4i
m he instructed to inquire into the ptorristy
e~ thirty o. sixty days for the purpose Of expein
to the confederate armies from kentucky.
'ol Mfr. Bufnham offered the folio wing resols
en-. ton:
Eesol7et5, That 1t is the imperative duty Of tho!
having command Of oar military arces to take II
VI, most srcedy measures to drive the invading re
ION els tGu, the limits Of the State and that any pc
The icy eokin t9 The Of The ints.i95 e.
mi River, is unVise and impofihc.
de- TIE mayors proclamation is nebly respondt
re- re- to. The citizens are enrolling themselves
~ the wards, and several home guard compani
are ready for service. Mojor.General Wrig
|
ces There is great excitement throughout Il
:, OF city. The cotton brokers are removing tht
~ cotton across the river, aud numerous ciuze
nes &re moving their va1uables, fearing the reof
ere will attempt to capture the city.
oJ NASHVILLE, Sept. 2.-Col. Mundy's He
an. lucky regiment had eeyere fight near Voc
TIC burr, on Thursday, with Forests gnerill'
one Eight were killed, thirty wounded and
rim. teen prisoners. The federal loss was Q
ing killed and five wounded. The gneril1as s
hat committing great outrages in Dekalo, ser
'~7 ipg Union men South. The gueri]las attack
d1v. IS men in stockade near Nc Ainrille, on
railroad, and were repu1sed with heavy 10
are Seyenty-fiye bags Of back northern mail rea<
zed ed here last night.
". ISpIAEAPoL1s, Sept. 1.-Governor Mort
,ant reaching Louisville on Sunday night with
corps of surgeons, and ascertalning the pr
reg able evacuation Of Lexington by the fede
that troops, decided to go no further. He viii
Off main there 80 long Is his services can be e
ance cie1t]y rendered.
Gov. Morton te1egraphed. at i p. m. tod
uHs, thai the rebels bad crossed the Kentucky K
been er, twelve miles from Lexington, with tt
artillery.
from It is conjectured in official quarters h
the that Buckner Is on bis march to join Hi
attic SElth at Lexington, and it Is supposed t
thence they will make for: Ciucinnati.
i ap- Another rehe! force. probably under Thor
ks It Smith and Buckner.
? for AL Of our wounded and dead, at Richmo
were, It is said, abandoned to the enemy.
1rce, Fourteen thousand improved Austrian Il
18th and 6,0oo Enhe1dR have been received at
armoT here since Saturday. Guns will
rive ina arch Quantities that, with the stock
hand, TWO regiments per day can be arr
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