The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-28
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INKLINGS.

The County Commissioners passed orders
yesterday, amounting in the aggregate to
$1O7 so. A petition from the Trustees of
Sycamore and Springfield Townships was re-
ceived, requesting to have tho county road sur
veyed. The petition was granted, and the fol-
lowing viewers appointed, Robert Reilly,
George Crawford, Jacob SHAFT and j. B. Bell.
Fifty cases were disposed Of in the Police
Court, yesterday, principally "sssauits and
batteries"
Martin Fleming, for stealing horse and
wagon from Mr.. George Sayers, of this city,
was called in the Police Court yesterday, and
his trial set for Thursday next.
The bail of d. q. Hazel, charged with as
sault battery and disorderly conduct, was
forfeited in the Police Court yesterday, he
having deCamped. "a. IT.
James Hope, for stealing a shawl from
boarding house on Front street, was sent to
the chain gang for two months by Judge Lowe
yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. X. Warner fell from the roof of the
Marion Gymnasium, day before yesterday, and
was severely injured. ff,,,.F 4g.o &.
E. M, johnson, ESQ.,, was unable to attend
to his duties in the Police Court yesterday.
Jas. Boyle, Esq, put matters through on the
fast line. '.'.-
A couple of neighbors, named Jas. McNair
and Martin P. OFT, got into difficulty day
before Yesterday, when the former procured
cowhide and gave the latter several stripes
across tho back and shoulders. He was fined
IS and costs in the Police Court yesterday for
an assault and battery. ..t ...a.
Herman Liant was sent up to the City Prison
for the term of three days by Judge Lowe, yes.
terday, for abusing his wife. He threatened
to beat her brains out with slung-shot.
A man, named Thomas Ryan, supposed tc
be a thief, was sentenced to twenty days con-
6nement in tho City Prison by Judge Lowe
yesterday. lie was charged with vagrancy.
ns-The magnificent steamer Jacob Strade
will be the packet for Louisville to-day a
twelve, NJ, from the foot of Broadway.
A quantity of ladies' wearing apparel wa
stolen from the residence of Councilman
Perry, in the Fourteenth Ward, night bcfor
last. ....
The annual reunion Of the Old Woodwar
Club will come Off at the Spencer House mex
Thursday evening.
number of brass valves, worth some $24
NAV be seen at the Ninth-street Station
house. They were found in board-yard Q
the corner OF Court and Elm-streets, and al
supposed to have been stolen. n.
The stabbing affair at the First Ward DEN
ocratic primary meeting was called in Il
, Police Court yesterday and dismissed on pay
ment Of costs, the prosecuting witnesses refu
ing to appear. .....
{ WIN. Brown was fined $40 and costs by Judl
, Lowe yesterday for disorderly conduct.
The Excelsior Town-ball Club will play
: friendly match on tho Orphan Asylum Il
next Saturday. r"a.
Frank Dugan and Ann Bunsoy were CALI
in the Police Court, yesterday, charged wi
stealing one velvet coat, two dresses, three pal
} of draws, one shirt, one tin bucket and Of
a pitcher. The trial was continued until Thur
. day next.
A man named Adam Rankin is confined
:, the City Prison, laboring under fit of do!iri,
trenens.
>. Jesse Davis, charged with passing counte
% felt money, was tried and acquitted in t
y Police Court, yesterday.
:; We have received copy of +. W. Hurt
a Daily Mercantile Aauertizer, published in Il
city.