The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08
NEWPORT NEWS.

NEWPORT AND DAYTON FIREMEN. - Some
time ago our Fire Company, by invitation, visited
Dayton. After short stay among their brother
pleased with their visit, and acknowled ged the Day
tonians to DO right fellows on Thurs.
fremen we're about t9 return y visit and would bs
In Newport on Friday the 18th Inst meeting
Immediately callsd and committees appointed u
make the necessary arrangements for proper reoep
ton and pitabie entertainment during their
Kentuckiansare proverbial for being open hearted
with such entertainment during their proposed stay
that will incline them to prolong their visit day OF
two at least Formal reception VIII take place a. the
will march to the Court house square, accompanied
by Menters Band where the reception speeches Will
be as T be w bS to
this glorious reunion. ..
MoHH DRAWERS RoBBED-ONs OF TIE
THIEVES CAUGhr r-Yesterday morning the drawer.
tsyes no doubt encouraged by their success on the
day previous, commenced their depredations at an
on Gabbotstree al about seven O'clock one OF them
succeeded n robbipg the drawer OF It's contents Pc
ing about 3i Just as he was making on VIII VIII nts
ifSdtS 6e tSef Who % calls himself John JONES' succeeded
@ ys e. aoSss Mns n0 orsras s % but the
near the rolling on sy Tailor rs ssII
are several OF them He 10 of Welsh descent, and
about sixteen years Of age. He will OF tell his res
idenCe. Tie others are also more boys Oncers are
on their track and bomoi or all will doubt soon oe
taken. .H... -at.". +. iit !
ROBBERY MIR. Hanson, of Cincinnati, Q
| butcher, was robbed night before last on the
road to Alexandria, about six miles from this place
by three PERSONS disguised as negroes AT about sli
o'clock ho left Metcslfs Tavern, and, having tray
negro, who inquired the distance to Tavern
No sooner did the conversation commence, than twt
others APPROACHED, and the three beset Mr.. H.: AMI
demanded his money. he gave them all he had
three ten.dolIar bills on the Ashland Bank OF Ken
| lucky, and three gold dollars They were not salts
| ali he had They then left him. He was on bis roa'
to Alexandria to buy some cattle, q tact which TN
thieves doubtless knew, and supposing he must nav
| with him q large sum, thought to make haul. On
| of the tens had spot Of blood on the right-han'
part Of Mt. Hanson Is satisfied they were whit
| men In disguise ..... BIZ ttf g
A DoUBLR Observation-Disclosures will occur
but are always annoying, especially to printers. I
our notice of the Of the breach OF peace yester
day, we headed 1t the "Coliiis" and kemper affa!I
| when 1t ought to have been "the Nj ofton,' &C. W
also used the same name once in the article I'M
we regret exceedingly, as there are Collnses here
| whom, unexplained, IT might cause injustice.
Another mistake, little less annoying, occurred
making up the form, in the same article, the lai
| part beip detached from the first.
Major Caldwell and company arrived her
Yesterday morning from their Michigan huntin
iour They report game plenty, and express then
selves highly gratifed with the treatment they n
ceiyed at the hands of the Michiganders, and repo
that they enjoyed themselves highly during the
short soiourn In that region