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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
Prize Fight.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-A prize fight for
5000 side between John McCasaley and
Dublin Tricks, came off to-day. The latter
was whipped in thirty rounds, occupying
one hour and ten minutes. a.'.
CooRREoTIoN.--In oirclevills item, read Tom
Hyer for Tom Heger.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

A UCTION SALE.-BY KELLOGG &
"A WILLIAMs-Sale-ro rooms % and "a East Third
street.-Sale of Bugges Furniture, Carpets, Plated
Ware, Cutlery, &c.S0n TUESDAY morning, june
% at 9 gGl9cs, general GSid variety of good Parlor
ALS0-Wool and other Carpets, Looking Glasses,
&C., &c.
ALS0-Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery.
ALSo-Silver Plated of setts- Forks, Spoons,
Castors, and variety of Fancy Goods, &c.
At l0H o'clock: Four new leather-top Buggies, city
je27 4. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
by Telegraph

LONDON, June IA.
TallOw quoted at 55s. Linseed oil 2Ss. cd.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

A UCTION SALE.-BY II. S. MILES
IN & CO., 80 Main street.-Grnceries, Glassware
&c, at Auction.-We will sell on TUESDAY MORN
inSao. o NutmeGs: Palm. Castillo and Fancy Soans
Bed-cOrds, Twine, Halter Rope, &c.
boxes Va and XIV ib and fiye-Iump Tobacco: Smok-
ing . obacco; 700 bdls. O.. NJ and d. O. Paper.
Hou sfS iSd Of bas Vsse
&C., &c.
je27 III. S. MILES Il CO., Auctioneers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
N UCTION SALE.-BY COOPER

a UCTION SALE.--BY COOPER &
IN STOK ES-Sale of Dwelling Houses and beau
tful Lots In Cloon's subdivision in Avondae.-WiIl
be sold at public auction, Tuesday afternoon June
q, at o'clock, Dwelling House and several beauti-
full Lots in all comprising about 70 of land In
Cloon's Subdivision in Avondale
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fourth cash balance in one,
two and three years, with per cent interest secured
by mortgage on the premises. For further particu-
lars inquire of
COOPER q STOKES, Auctioneers,
No. IA East Fourth street.
N. B.-The Avondale Omnibusses leave at tive
O'Clock from the corner of Fourth and Sycamore
streets. je27
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

" ANTED - A GIRL - To do general
~ housework in small family. Recommen
dations required. Wages so per week. Inquire at
81 BAUM 81. le2-cf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

WANTED-To purchase a Scholarship for
w q thorough course of Bookkeeping. Please
address Box 1876, City Post-office, stating terms
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

"A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
IN & C0.-Sales-rooms Is East Fourth street.
Large and Splendid Cole ction of Oil Pninr-
ings In Pixies Opera Building.-0n Tuesday af-
Pikes0pera Building Fourth ST. between Walnut and
Vine, large collection of Oil Paintings, which have
been selected with great care and the avor-
BILE OCCASIONS In France and Germany during the past
year, and imported from Europe recently bv NJ L. A.
eminent living artists, and fine copies of of the
most celebrated Pictures by old masters, now in the
different galleries of Europe. Among the subjects
may be found groups and figures, life-size historic
subjects, conversational pieces architectural and
street views in different European cities cattle pieces
fncludng asplondid copy Of Rosa Bonheur's picture
in the Luxemburg Gallery, marine view game fruit
and flower pieces, landscapes &C, with great vare
" Of size and style, subject and finish; the whole
forming, II is believed one of the best collections
ever offered in the city The attention ef the lovers
of good Pictures respectfully invited to this sale
Gallery open to the public Saturday and Monday,
all day. and on Tuesday till time of sale.
Sale Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, and ut ~ in
the evening, Ce27) JACOB GRAFF, Auction'T
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

"ANTED = PERSONS DESTROYS OF
w learning EJEOTRO-PLATING, O valuable
art, greatly in demand all the country can be
taught in fow days, by applying to DR.. RICHARDS,
Dentist, No. Sycamore street. je25.aws
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
a UCTION SALE.-BY G. BRASE

"A CCAAON SAhE'-DI VI DhhOh-
kA EARS & CO., Sales-rooms Nos. 81 and SO Main
street Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes Caters, &C.
We will sell, on Thursday morning, June 30, at Q
o'clock, without reserveClosing Sale of Sundry Con-
and Ohildren's Boots Shoes, Caters, Slipper, &C.
je2S G.. BRASHEARS / Co., Auct'rs.
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REDUCTION OF FARE NO. 2.
CLEVELAND & BUFFALO.

Wards Opposition Linei
CHEAPEST ROUTE TO THE EASTi
LIST Glass Fare to Buffalo. ............Sl so
Oncludlng State Rooms and Meals)
I'd GLASS Fare to Buffalo ..."...."....,. rs
lst Glass Fare from Cleveland TO New
Iork'''a''..''''.'. ''s'''"'''''"'.OS oO
Connecting at Buffalo with Trains for New York,
Boston, Albany, Niagara Falls and all important
points East Also with steamer Arrow for Niagara
Falls.
= ak hTHE splendid gtesmOrs .-sIEh
1EEEstzz ARTfO &sEA BIRD &
will leave Oleyeland, alternately, as follows ARTIC
Capt. II. Fish, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days also, steamer SEA BIRD, Capt. q. u. Blodget,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 61k
O'Clock p. NJ, Cleveland, sandusky and Toledo.
- .JSIkh THE low pressure steamer FOR
~ ESTER, Capt j. p. Ward leaves the
came dock for Sandusky and Toledo at p. Nj. Also,
leaves Toledo every morning, for Cleveland, arri
val Of Trains from West and South, connecting with
the above Boats.
gE- Passage one-half Railroad fare.
~ Unlike the Railroad steamers passengers are
not Obliged 70 pay their fare but once, as Meals and
For freight or passsgs, apply on N board, board orto
jsl6 Foot Of River and Front SITS, Cleveland.
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"ANTED - TO RENT-A front room
" suitable for Grocery, with one or two ad-
Joining rooms. Location somewhere between Court
office. ie2S-hs
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
National PeculiaritIes.

An Englshman would I've in an
house twenty years without .knowins
his nelghbors Frenchman would
know them all in twenty-iour hours; a
I al kee would watch them sharply aud
report all their doings. Jet ihe secie.
tle Frenchmau be planted among ibs
tstooed islanders of the South sea and
in two wears be would be tao e |, put
an Englishman in the saue pos lion,
and be would be king Of the islands in
that time; aud let a Yankee get a foot
hold on the island, and he wo;iid mme-
diately agstafe the subject or ''ahexins"
II to the United States,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
You DOH'tSay.

"Amelia for thee-yes. at thy com
mand, I'd tear this eternal armament
into thousand fragments-Id gathe
the stars, one by one, as they tumbled
from the regions of ETHEREAL space, and
put them In my TT, wsers pocket-Td
pluck the SUP, that oriental god Of day
that trsverses the blue arch Of heaven
in such majestic splendor Ed tear him
from the sky and quench its bright cf
fuldence in the fountain Of my eternal
love for theen'
"Don't, Henry, it would be SO very
dark
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Pretty Hard Ice.

Deacon Jones is a great temperate
man, and sets good example of total
abstinaGce as far as he is seen. Not
long ago he employed carpenter to make
some alteration in his parler, and repair
ing the corner noxtto the fireplace, it was
found necessary to remove the wainscot-
ting, when 10 discovery was made
that astopished everybody A brace
Of decanters, tumbler and pitcher
were costly reposing there. as if they
had stood there from the beginning. The
deacon was summoned, aud, as he be
held the blushing bottles, he exclaimed,
"Wall declare that is curious, enough
1t must be that old Bains left, when he
went out Of this ere house thirty years
ago." perhaps be did," returned the
carpenter ''but it friz mighty hard to
stay all this time. ."-Bostom Herald.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
: Doing" a Sherif-A Georgia
Sketch.
BY 7. 4. BURKE

Many persons In the county of Hall
State OF Georgia, recolIect queer old
customer who used to y'ft the county
seat regularly on Central Muster .
1ays and Court week His name was
Joseph Johnson, bur be was universally
knewn Us Uncle Josey. The oid ntan
IKE many others OF that and the pres
uct iay, liked his dram, and was apt,
when be got among tie boys" IN town,
TO tako,aDore than he could coaveniently
all o,ce.:;Sa was a black pony, VINO re-
ioiced 10 the name of = General Jagk-
-on," and. wLose dimiDuitiYeness and
sagacity were alike emarkahle
One day, while Court was in session
in he little village OF Gainesville, the
attention of the Judge and bar was at
tractcd by rather unusual noise at tie
door Looking towards that Aperture
his honor" discovered the aforesaid
pony and rider deliberately entering the
II ali Of Justice. This owing to the fact
hat the floor of the court house was
nearly on a level with the ground, was
not difficult
"Mr. Sheriff )" said the Judge, "ssq
who is creating such disturbance Of
this court
"It's only Uncle Joseph and Giu'ral
Jackson, judge > said the intruder
locking up with drunken leer jest
ne and the Gen'ral come to see how
you and the boys is getting along ;"
"W ell Mr. sheriff, +" said the Judge
totally regardless Of the interest mani
tested in bis own and the lawyers behalf
by Uncle Josey, You will please col
lect fine of ten dollars from Uncle
Josey for contempt of court"
"Look-a here, Judge, old eeller, y
continued Uncle Josey, as be suoked
the Gin rails name, you don't mean to
say it, now do yer? This child hahn It
had that much money 10 coon's age,
and as for the Gin'rel here, I know he
don't deal in no kind Of quine, which he
hain't done. 'cept fodder and corn, for
these many years"
Very we'll, then, Mr.. Sheriff, con-
tinued bis honor, in default Of pay
ment of the fine, you will convey the
BODY Of Joseph Johnson to the county
Jail, there to be retained for the space
of twenty-four hours"
"Now, Judge, you amt in right down
good yearnest, is yer' Uncle Josey
hain't never been put in that thar
boardin' house yet, which he don't want
to be either" appealed the old man,
who was apparently too drunk to know
whether it was joke or not.
"The Sheriff will do his duty imme
diately, I" was the Judges stern reply,
who began TO tire OF the old mans
drunken insolenee "A ccordingly, Uncle
Josey and the "Gin raj" were marched
off towards the county prison which,
stood in a retired part of the village
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Love.

With a man love is never passion Of
such intensity and sincerity as with
woman. She is a creature OF sensiblhty
existing only in the outpouFings and
symp-tlcs, OF her enotions-eVery earth
IL - ss;saA.. ray every heavenly hope,
viii he sacrificed for her affections. Che
viii leave lie sunny holne Of her child-
hood the protecting roof Of her kin
ared-iorgets the counsela OF her size,
The aiuon.sbiue so;ce OF that mother on
whose bosom hcT bead has been plilowed
= do I'll tlla5 woman can DO consistently
with honor -torsake ali that she bas
ciung 10 III her girish simplicity for
yeas. AMI throw herself into the arms
o { TIE man she idolizes. He tha would
fofsake a woman after these testimonies
Of innocent affection, is too gross vii
Ian TO be called man The rath Of
heaven will pursue him-the brand of
Cain is upon his brow and the curses of
Judas will rankle at his heart. Unre-
Quilted love with man is to him never a
cause ofperpetual misery-other dreams
will flow in upon his imagination-the
abstraction of business, the meteor of
ambition or the pursuit of wealth, will
win him away from bis early infatuation
1t is not thus With women Although
the scene may change, and years, long,
whitheriag and lingering years, steal
away the rose from the cheek Of beauty,
the ruins of broken heart cannot be
ANAL gamatod- the memories of that
IDOL vision cannt be obliterated from the
soul-she pines, nerves herself with
pride and pines away again, until her
gentle spirit bids adieu to the treacheries
OF earth and flies away to the bosom OF
her God - -Phitadeiphsa Albnm.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Job Printing.

We would say to our friends that we
are now prepared to do JOB i'rnrn..
in a style equal to any Office IN toe
county, and as prices as low as IN me
Office this side of San Francisco or "a
ramento. Give US a call ant ve sill
satisfy you Of this fact le Old isputed
Remember we do work al as shortest
notice and lowest prices.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29


commanded to slight !"
"Look- -a-here, Jess, horse-hy. you
ain't gwine to put yer Uncle Josey in
thar, is yer;'
obliged to Go it Uncle Josey" re-
pied tie sheriff, "ef don't the old
man (tbe Judge) will give me goss
when l get back [ bate it powerful
but must do it.
"Rut J ess, couldn't you manage to
let the old man git away Thar Amt
nobody here TO see you Now DO J esq,
you know how I fit for in that last run
you had 'long er Jim Smith, what Ike
to beat you for sheriff, which be would q
done it, # ii handn t been for yer Uucle
Joseys ipfuent e.
/ Il know that, Uncle Josey, but thar
ain't no chance. My oath is very pint
ed against allowing anybody to escape
So you must 60 in, COS thar amt 30 other
cbance.'
81 tell you what it is, I an afeard
to go in thar looks too dark aud
dismal y
"Thar amt nothing in thar to hurt
gou, Uuole Josey, which there hain't
been for nigh about six months.''
eyes thar is, jess. you cant fool me
that away, I know there is something
N thar to ketch the old man.
s'No thar amt, | pledge you my
honor there amt"
"Well, Jess, if thar amt you jest GO
in and see, and show Uncle Josey that
you amt afeara.''
Certainly, ! amt afread 20 go in"
Saying which the Sheriff opened the
door, leaving the KEY in the lock
Now, Uncle Josey what did tell you
| kncw'd thar want nothing in thar
May be thar amt where you are
standin', but jest let's see you 20 up in
to that dark place in the corner
| We'll, Uncle Josey,' said the unsus-
pecting Sheriff, III satisfy You thar
amt notbiu' thar either and he walk
ed towards the dark corner AS he did
so, the old man dexterously closed the
door and locked it.
HelIe there yelled the frightened
officer, none @ Yer tricks, Uncle J osey;
tbs Is eaiTyili sne jpa<e t.so frt.
'Jokc' [ ain't /. ickins. j -s, never
vas more in vearaess 10 ny he. Thai
amt n9thil.' 10 Tier 20 hu YOU, though
that's one consolation Just hold on 9
little while, aud I'll send some of the
boys down 70 let u ont.
And before the worthy sherrf had re-
covered from, his toasiln~ the peny
and his mast'r were out OF Ii, airing.
Uncle Joscy, who was Lot s, irun]
as be appeared, STOPPED st the grocery
loOk drink, again mounted tne Hin'ra
and called the keeper of the grocery tt
hlm-at the same time drawing the key
of the Jail from his pocket, Here
Jeemes, take this key, aud ef the ole
man Or any Of the boys up thar at tht
Court house, enquiries after Jess Runion
the Sheriff, jest you give 'em this keJ
and my compliments, and tell 'em J Jes
is safe. Ketch 'em takin' old Uncl,
Josey. will yer2 Git up, Gin'ral. thes'
boys bere won't DO to trust so we'll g
into the country, whar peoples honest, i
they is poor
The sheriff, after an hours imprison
ment, was released, and severly repri
manded by the Judge, but the sentence
of Uncle Josey was never executed, a.
be never troubled the Court again, anc
the Judge thought it useless to imprisol
him with any hope of its effeeting th,
slightest reform
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Sad Experience OF Southern Hen Fancicr.

An old lady in New Orleans, who
keeps hens, and takes a great pride in
her Cock, at the proper season, this year
as the Ptcogume relates, gathered a
dozess of choice eggs, and put them
andereone Of her favorites to be Matched.
Biddy faithfully performed her duty,
but The twenfy-one days marked by
nature as the term Of incubation expir-
ed and not a chick pocked through the
shell into the outer world. Thirty days
six weeks ran past, and the stolid eggs
renamed under the old hen, who all the
while bragely stuck 80 her task, refns.
ing evep to leave her post to eat, hoping
no doubt, for satisfactory result !;
and one fine morning, alas she was
foHue dead-a MARTYR to duty. he
old lady was stricken with sorrow but
determined to know if possible, why the
eggs did not turn into chickens she
took one and broke it carefully -strang
the white was hard and so was the
yolk Another and another were
broken, until she had before her one
dozen hard boiied eggs The family
and tile neighbors were called to cogitate
upoa the matter Divers and sundry
soIutions of the enigma were offered
without satisfying the good dame. A
mischievous grin on the roguish face OF
the old lady grandson, ten year old
little urchin, was noticed BY one OF the
bystseaers, who called him aside, and
by aaat OF threats and coazing, elected
the truth from him. On the day the
eggs were put under the men, grandma
had punished the boy for sucking raw
egg in retaliation, he took the eggs
Just put in the nest, thrust them in a
caldron of boiling water on the kitchen
fire; when they had been sufficiently
cooked, put them back in the nest, when
the well meaning old hen Immediately
resumed her post, fatally for her.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Carry Me Back.


The day was gone, and the night was dar,
And the bowling winds went by,
And the binding s'eet fell thick and fast
From stern and stormy SKY;
When a mournful wall, through the rushing
gale,
Was heard at the cottage door
q! carry me back-O: carry me back
TO my mothers home once more
Twas a youth vino had let his mountsn
home.
He had wandered far and long;
h had drained the gobet's fiery tide,
At the festal midnight throns.
But dream of home came over his heart.
| As he crept to the cottage door
| o. carry me back-O. carry me back
! To nv mothers home once more,
have left the hall of the tempter's power,
| And the revel wild and high
They cared not ia their reckless mirtn,
| III wandered alone to die.
Both the fire still burn on the household
| hearth.
! By the elm tree old and boar
| o. carry me back-O. carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
Like weary bird that has wandered long,
| will seek my mothers nest,
| md lay my aching head once more
| % my gentle mothers breast,
Once more will seek the household hearth
By the elm tree old and hoar-
O! carry me back-O. carry me back
1'o my mothers homs once more.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29

GENrrLITY.-G Gentility is neither in
birth, wealth, manner, nor fashion-but
in the mind A high sense Of honor, a
determination never to take mean ad-
vantage Of another, an adherence to
truth, delicacy, politeness towards those
with whom We have dealings, are its
essential characteristics.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Homestead For Sale.

THE undersigned, being desirous of return-
X iug the Atlantic states offers for sale. On
reasonable terms, the Dwelling House and Lot,
next sd joining the irug Store of DR. Graves on Broad
wsv Colombia The house is we'll hut and finished
in cottage STYLE aud suitable for genteel family For
terms Of sale apply on the premises 80
ELIZABETH c. LEARY.
NOTICE.--Fify dollars reward will be
pa1 for the Of The Constable Docket of the
late John eary. The last Of il was at the Court
Room of Justice Calvin. ELIZABETH c. LEARY
Columbia Nav 9th 1859 IFS
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
Duty. No part of lite whether yo

are employed in private or in public
affairs-whether you are doing anything
by yourself or negotiating with others
can be tree from duty and in observing
that is all the honor, and in neglecting
that is all the disgrace Of life
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29

A SoRRowFuL HEART.-If the fear
Of having hard heart makes US sorrow
ful, it is certain sign that our heart is
cot hard.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
COLUMBIA

GAS CoNEf ANY.
THE CITIZENS of Columbia are respec
4 fully inforrnei thai the Company have now ntr,
auced superior quality OF coal gas, which the
will furnish at the ollogiug rates
For each light until y O'Clock p M..l2I Iscts
For each light, until = ocl9cb p NJ l5cts
For each light, all night. 2Ccts
Property holders are 10 be at the expense Of intro
Auciag The Ga, from the main pipe into the buildings
aud tenants will furnish their own burners
JOHN AStiILY. President
=. G.. FERGUSON, Secxetary.
Columbia. Ju|yls, 1859. lstt
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
A Columbia Local Song.
BY MART TAYLOR.
Ixxv

There's Calsln drives the lighting line,
Bet1Ah here and Sonora,
In diving slow and taking fare,
1t seems he takes glory.
His horses all are steady ones,
His coach a perfect palace.
The town would surely suit man.
r was going to the gallows.
George Hildreth present Marshal here,
His duty does undaunted,
He's never where he can't be found,
But always where he's wanted.
n IxxvIu
No better officer than he,
The people here desire.
He'll keep the Office till you need,
The man for something higher.
LXA1&r
The landlords over all the town
lis true upon my word sirs,
Are getting most suspicious now,
That men won't pay their board sirs
Xxx.
The times are getting desperate,
'Tis true as well as funny,
IT'S hard to get good square meal.
Unless you have the money.
Dan Wilcomb built pretty house.
But got no one to share 1t,
But though the ladies' throw him of,
fancy he can bear it.
He's called the town reporter, here,
Though You might not suppose it.
There's nothing going on in town,
Unless Dan Willcomb knows it
LxxxIII.
1T MANY restaurants in town,
Are ducks and turkeys lacking,
They hav'nt got the cash to buy,
The game that hunters pack 10
But over at the Broadway house,
I'll say understand, sirs,
You'll! always find as pretty Birds,
AS any in he land srs.
There's Rouse was called genius When
He lived in town anu painted,
Til with passion for the stage,
He suddenly was tainted.
LxAxvl
He once appeared as Richard I'll,
Pm told it is fact sirs,
Was never tried for murder though,
He killed him in one act sirs,
There Sandy Campbell here at cards,
Is reckoned very heavy,
And when he sits in any game,
Of trumps he holds bevy.
n speaking of him | will say.
His feelings I'll not ruffls,
But when with him vcu wish to play,
T'won't damage you to shuttle,
Lxxxlx
There's Benedict singing man,
Stove cutter by the way TOO,
Go. up baud of minstreIs here,
and started in to play too
The talent Of the company.
Was through the County cried up,
But for the lack of cork thev say,
His band Of minstres dried up.
Jo Spear an actor in the place,
T'woud never do to Sigh, him,
And when looked him in the face,
| got first rate item.
That | would teaze my friend at all,
Nobody here supposes,
He is a genius for he's got.
The Taylor style of noses.
LxLIIl,
Smith opened here butcher shop,
'Tis Kept in good condition,
Until he started quite a trade,
In spite of opposition,
LyLIv.
He suits his many patrans well,
Is steady as a deacon,
Though butchers try to undersell
They cannot make him weakGr.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
MANSION HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA. fs,.5-sr
Mrs. LEssFITF0tlI' desire< toinform I.!l ~
vi 80 sr,eIl- ami the public ss..5Aa.
Till kps tnis oil established
Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-29
no T

where single gentlemen or families can he ac-
cemmoda,ed with board and lodging equal to
ny Hotel in the city, and at prices to suit
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-28
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