Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12
COVTNGTOR WIS.

LIEUTENANT j. H. CONDELL.--We men
toned in yesterdays paper that this gentle
man had opened recruiting Office on Scott
street for the Fiftieth Ohio Regiment, aud
expressed some doubts as to the legality of
the proceeding. We have since been in
formed by the Lieutenant himself, that he
has consulted high authority in the premi
seq, who inform him that there is no law
whatever in opposition to him, and that he
is free to recruit for any regiment in the
United States service. In view of these
facts, we can only say to all wishing to
enter the army, that this is one of the best
chances yet offered, as in addition to the
800 bounty, and one months pay in ad-
vance, parties will find Lieutenant COndell a
true soldier and gentleman in every sense
of the word.
MAYORS CoURT-The only case before
the Mayo this morning was that of Mary
Clark, an old "vag," who, to use her own
classical expression, had been "ratting
around" She was sent to all for ten days.
COUNTY CoURT.-The case of William
Greene charged with bastardy, was sub
mitted to the jury yesterday afternoon.
After being out short time they returned a
verdict that Greene was the father of the
child, and awarded the plaintiff $27 30 per
year for seven years, for its support.
FOUND DRowNED.-The body of a man was
found in the Ohio River at the foot of Mad
ison. street yesterday. Froma memorandum
book found on the body the name of the un-
fortunate man is supposed to be John Inder-
hess, German, resident of Cincinnati.
He was q cap-maker, and the book taken
from the body contained an account between
deceased and ]. Flershman & Co., of Cincin-
natl.
In the absence of the Coroner, Squire
Howard summoned jury, and held an in
quest on the body. Deceased was, from ap-
pearapce about ihirty.five or forty years of
age, we'll dressed, and had light hair A
silver watch, with a gold chain attached,
and two dollars and twenty cents in money,
were found upon his person. Thomas Reed,
undertaken, on Madison. street, will give any
information in his possession in regard to
the body, which has been placed in a vault
for few days, in order TO afford the friends
of the man an opportunity to recognize it.
ANOTHER HAUL OF TRAIToRs Colonel
Warner and his command, since their advent
in Owen County, have been very active in
"cleaning out" the traitors which abound in
that region. Within the past few days they
have arrested fourteen of these gentlemen,
six of whom reached this city this morning,
in care of Captain Littlejohn aud a squad of
soldiers They were Immediately conveyed
to the Newport Barracks. Among the numa
ber was Squire Lucas, Sheriff of Grant
| County; John Turner, also of Grant, and
| Oliver PattaD, once promising lawyer of
this city, but who has lately been engaged in
enlisting men for the rebel army, some where
| in the southern part of the State. We are
informed that on their way to the Garrison,
an attempt was made by some devoted sym
| pathizer to procure their release by means of
| writ of hdbsas corpus, which, however, was
| not successful, as Captain Littlejohn drew a
revolver, and expressed determination of
taking bis prisoners TO their destination, or
"perishing in the attempt"