The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-05

| lhuy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TrOm our ntolu8 VIII be
thankfully thai received; Address "Press Reporter"
BOX A, Ccyinston, Ky.l
CITY CorHoIL.-Business was resumed where
1t was left of at the last regular meeting.
=, Mr. Battersby reported in hvoIof paying Sl2l to
MI; Herod for services as jailor Concurred In.
4, MT A. Ewing was appointed special Policemen for
the seventh Ward ard part Of the fifth, as pro-
vided for by late ordinance.
!. MIR. Myers, from Committee on Propositions and
ment on three lots from $500 t. S3,N0.
to lot the Council have opportunity to act, vet he
was opposed to the reduction.
EA petition from Samuel Birch, who had been fined
twice for the same ofense aud asking relief was re-
Mr. Menzies presented petition from 8. Blynn,
asking license to sell meat Referred
Mr.; Msnzies offered nromons,ra,ce from the prop
TO repair the street, 4 beiu worn out by others
mostly coal and stone wag, ms.
(Hsre the Council was edited by learned and slo-
Qnent dsQnlsitOn en- matters and things In general
by Father Alluut. Law. medicine divinity sire 70,
chastity of language, public roads. coal carts prop
ertS aoiaers 10 snn Ten minute rules Were amply dis
The remonstrancs was received and nled.
The sport Of the City Physician was received and
A mistake having occurred in the advertisement
for he Improvement OF Ninth-street, the Chairman
OF the o99m@i,tee M on Internal improvement was
Wm Grant, tn Oierk, was excused for the remain.
der Of Tho evening, and Mr. Stevenson appoint led in
The hds for the improvements Of Eghth-street were
examined ard the contract awarded to Michael
Mr.. ,ttersby asked and obtained leave to intro.
dnce an ordinance regulating the renting Of the
maIket..tands.
subject Of Mr. and Mrs, Oonrsd, b.sas, turnip. and
cahbnge( The ordinan Q was lost = y Z =
the sidewalk IN ssvsnthstrsst rom Marsin to t,
Warrington.
RAILROAD SALE TO day the Kentucky Cen.
trsl, or Coyington and Lexington Railroad, will be
s2ld to the highest bidder satisfy the creditors OF
h ds swili never realize dollar of the mone, they
inv .ed out Of the pro eds OF he sale; yet few,
psSiay hose who own farms in s Vicinity iit ~ who ne
annually ,esiSe more from the increased demand nt
produce which 1t ocea>iohed, than they lose by ths
tbs hands Of an en'ire!y dilerent company one one II
will be uufettsred by debts and hs earnings u the
''ss y ss. Ss %
for sale gives general ss'isfcton among the stick
holders w,o hnd theusevss thus freed from further
Lexington.
A rather green looking Individual called a,
the Office Of The Judge ofthe County Court yesterday
to buy a, license 10 peddls" stating that he 'had
some needles, Plus candies and "sich. at the sahe
them On being tod that It would takr 9s; to bro
claring tha, he had started with dollars worth T.
| peddie on and appealed to the judge TO give him a
cense to sill the u out anyhow" but the Judge wal
to Cincinnati without hav "made his fortune
peddling."
POLICE CouRT John Gillon, for disorderly
conduct, was yesterday fnsd 50 ~ in the Poliot
| Cou't.
RACERs.--The fast horses Lexington" and
Revenue" from 81. Louis FAIR were stopping yes
,erday ut Lynn's Ivory stable, while en- route fol
Lexington. ~