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, 1860-03-19

LATE GEO. CtElSTY'S NlNSrKELS.
T{nna N!lts :, Icon. New fusx.
Z, u. H0OLEf, ). I. CAMrB sLL g. =. GRIFFIN,
rrep1irters.
Tbs rcsuaei Tro3p- conptisirr .l1exa OF ihe mort
btlns -,aEs of tie FRI ->un. VII. Ap.cas aaUvc In
:tc Cnn,,,e. Or. liza anil Caspr:oachahe
SOIHEE3 D'kTIIIOPE.
Fer full fa1t!s1la:a tu,a hss-
y ralCE UF ADIlS$1 ~. = Cea:s. Eese.vse
Seats 20 ClHts.
Dcoss opcn 1t 6H. To comments II *. "
G-n,lcH anr tsh be III a.:eatence. a.d tho mcA
st17tt n:ErE ". u oe N kt1.n d.
n,A,9I si..st Luis \. ZE:SLEE. ixctt.
, 1860-03-19

G-KRNEAlN'S STEAM S1I1p.-1n
e}q;t:sst sn ,aa I'm : :n.; IL ts b. NJ G:.sa,
a,hi. u rtd t.at SINE Laws raes.d ths aptrs
vlos any ses7se and ptast,ea! na'. 1t h+h a1tata
Tarest: ..ols Il ~. hs he .tea.*ea to give :, tn.
a,: r = : : II. ea.'s
s-Tu -. ArLlS. sec D,ar3 Of Tra-e.
W. The understand. esz II chfa beln in,ra;a
%as % coasss Il nd ~ s%a Ss.xssn :. such
.ae rieat '.es. whHa he pe@e:s il tq: Il hisa mp.
a. = Il II ,s t q # ~, H.
isc Id u Al: cit ~ interested !,he ~s f4te snd y.
s's so~a q ely: :h,i ny tsa md ss.; Nj +
The ccres1e. h- no.ien%. al 6a importance. to u
al. Ct their practical dsselormxns-
WILLIAM i, uauE>. IN. nI:$uAA.
3If1; a.S.otIMas. h.,MkEs H.fehEw HSS hfi'~ ~LAs1!S.
And many othen-
Having ez,,' ned NJ. Ge1tuaa's theory. uot eh:es-
frlIy ion lu tie asove In statiun- n-N+ AASuS-
accent tie las.'Ioa Rlnd'y exttrtr 10 tt. r. The
Z s1a Ut rFacc sad tie H"a- I'll. u Uktu AID other.
STRICKEN 1l 1a sI' Ses :s ssi M at;v-1 thsf
i,ar:s ,ht'. Hal: q F1thS sasu.d.&
,reoc.ae at * octues- open si u.c*.
.s1sn.5' ali a:ai n fe Of twenty-five cents will se
ir,r,.e to 1T ,:!l.,, The following proportions:
lsr TINT SttxucIA may be strus ri 1t Gu
attain h. hr velocity tlaa thai Of anf snuuu staee On
Lind water
a. Th4s .a.y will is strong a7d ttssdy tia: the
grrAts aic III not ED 4nxer their safety. tor
inuc' .i.tub the,r lYu Abs.H- Sca Icknfas " IL b
lmpua4ib1~.
"a ThAt the ~rcnony Of theis mcvemcns' viii be such
rs1ce the to:t Of t1rei aud r.n*rttaeIon ht1Iby
10 Il nnertf h ef thtie naent ofdln4ry FLts.
h. lht when light iacJ Feed not DIV ao'sta n fo''.
fev feet.
iIh Ita: w.r slip ose OF 'bcse ~eua b IN oser-
also IL EXHIBIT exp an Wut klrE ucdl RI
paddle WHEEL nf reEy >i1pc fur sts1nrrs
tia: tbuuStt BY enihs and nachue.s ~ ado1a
pe1fet solution IT The ddcu3fes that attend the optsatoa
" Ill existing wheel. of ssrame's.
tklls a+U e1plil n1rSpt Nc rtttG1 q tnhltnst9
strAn BY suf1a:s at"n by thr at Ut which hesh
w:tcs b. tcl ~ ne hoer. ARD MI the 4lvl. ars
Ut ta the eoudea-tae aoA loc1metve eps:n" cr.bn.
| in
questions Of ces1 !eeresf. sas:ua'!yI .ha' Inv.
thtt, Moderate kteAhcss may e hult Tor oa1
Lakes th1t easfy atnl stucy k!EEcr than lte II
Tires With rAfvy. thlt will fe safe ana ssA.fs
9: r,c.linthefr uoveua4nA as compared .h our tAs
IL -ttam4n. md that can. Ut raft Of an"ut et:k
ary thousand toas Of e'Eht AID tassu thts
| kaEd pA*s,ngtrs.
1ahl a.s show TIN. full lc1d IT fright te pact
bo.1t InIt at:s. With ut !nuE,. At st III ex
pers II! rss h7ur, md ihat vessels "f ih-
stnciiJn MY, IL coutsfsa :uF wi1eE ue.
n1teta Ill WHfeT AID lot hc :et!o1s3J IcatnA !n'
nor mp4 3D. or At ali euet.ns By the he.
! Nar i:th, ist'. -
/ mAftI3t EQLLlN GEHMAIN.
, 1860-03-19

WnAr TUE Public SAE-Use none bst Sing
er's e~ing Machines, for they nrc the best
manufactured. Their many n,erits cntitle them
to the distinction Of being used by alt classes
and in all avocations. The accuracy and GER
tainty with which they sew garments OF all de-
scrpiions is ensuing g larte daily sale of the
Tailoring Machine a. This agency. call ut the
exhibition room, 6j Luke ,eet, will convince
any that we pay them no empty compliment,
for they force the truth Of even the most ex-
traEags snt iaudation by tteir work. mch17 Ct
, 1860-03-19

" {. Il. St7ITRt:, Adre7sts:.g lseat 6 D+asoornrH
II althoriAi 10 reess for tais a,4a eli III
Lta5ine Fap<r. oiths North Vat tai-he94-y
, 1860-03-19

L It pissed By Tie .. 5. z 'Naye Cadtt% P:1hibhbE
the .rtns,r from imt.hn. Z. pu!c a1oos. tnalc ties
I,sur 10 n'uct elves Il win the ssrees end
tenn o. our citzcns.
seser nj rbe of the corps seen last Wednesday
night drinking dEesent sasuons, and scmE Of tic boys
were nlI.t tnIu1cated-
tads owe t, to enquire Into tbs mat
ter ~ s.e thas the v6taols Of thcT resolutions ere
p1umtdy +xre i'd Wi!Ithete tdtnces be PaA Cd 1vr or
wll tie ca:rt I've up 10 .ltlr p~ofeslons2
rhe any friends u the eoTpny wete vel pe,:ea 70
thz Iii iasi T4as nn tie Gauns Hou:e. and viii look
xpu-y for tie action Of the company n t4is MAILER:
th
, 1860-03-19

give first class city references ns to character,
ability, &C., wishes to obtain situation Is
good peumau and accountant, aud willing to
"turn his hand to aurth ng-" Address Henry
or iu1aj.e ut this Office. NH II.
, 1860-03-19

oRrnAs Asr1rx.-1lon. VIM. B. Ogden will
deliver lecture for the benefit OF the chicago
Orphan Asylum, ut Metropolitan Hall, on Tues
day, March 90. Subject-The Destiny Of Chi
, 1860-03-19

The Sons OF EE1S At TIE TRgxoSr HorsE.
-Tha obseryances Of St. Patrick's Day we're
closed on the part Of q goodly number Of our
Irish citizens By d banquet at the fremont
House, 4 capital affair throughout.
, 1860-03-19
Young Mems a association Nomtna.
1f,tu.

Itrxi,TraLTHtiIr NApawuEIH.
Fin T'i.- I'4..iiry4i- l.. y. ULNsTrr.
y,~.I l'i-r r.e<;fi>.,f-N. ". frLLEt.
corresponding 4Sr.ftnry-H. ". tuo-. Jr.
He,nding SsItMry-CilAEt ~ Z. CMAsE-
Y y'es>4,r,-L. Z. ELLswuETn.
N'rn7~n--G. l.. Ihpma.. II. j.. L.w's. G. II. Han,
". l.. Gn:eAisa3, r. y. Fis'd, Andre M.tts3u. l..
ra.c.
, 1860-03-19

SuSuEr MsS7ross-The hyde ralk Hctel
will be opened for guests on the 18th uf April.
Lola Slcntez WAS il 1hc city on Saturday,.
The weather was charming on Saturday Mr..
Capen promises three days more .....- John
Wright, "Anderson," is 10 eject comnlodious
mud elegant restaurant hal in 1ls rear Of and
cnnuecting with his prcscnt confectionery. sa-
loon (the ''Taylor's" Of Chicago, on Clark
street, opposite tue Post Office.
, 1860-03-19

KEROSENE Axp Coal Orr LAxrs.-The smallest
stock in the city Of old stytts can be found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
und Madison Streets mcl10 let
, 1860-03-19

MEssns. uoYr i P1EncE.-The enterpElsing
wholesale grocery house Of Hoyt d Pierce on
South Water just west Of Clark street, have
prepared literally for the spring trade Us
glance through their premises abundant1y de-
clares. Such arc their connections for purchas-
ing, aud for direct importation, that they can
ofItr sterling inducements to the country trade.
, 1860-03-19

Tee tubsc1bcT, n Consequence C Ikkea ali! c+91 =
.el Of the best Soup AID Cantc Factories lu tLs Vest
SituAtedat
22I KlnzEe Street, Chicago.
HRynga l1fke Of custom. Tie tuGI:g I. 10 feet hy
c0 with l.ek front, large Soap Pans Of = D caracty
ech IN" n, al kit!es tr"n ant ecpI ays
steam Boiler. with twelve tas.t attached
Sosp Flsns4 aek* and tAin nects'nrv for syns
the Eu hss 1le chance Il w!l worth the euLnu
ef desttou* of ns !h~ busress. Aypy 10
0Ep. II. WfNCaESTkR. - kinze strttt. or poet
Office box SCI. nh1.bse9 In
ITO TIE AFFLICTED DIR. Vim.
u. STANTON, formerly ct Albany. y. r.. !a'e ei
Jack.ou. MichtE1n. h1s emanent ucated IN chic,:
10. the practices msLttac ttee !" "uthwet cc1utr Ia:
and etsts ttr@fR fal.u7z attention giren tAs
tze4&r e-to Of CHRONIC DISEASES.
KAE:Esczs:-tIoF Cussls. u: D.: Clse:naati. nh!o
i, D. trsoa IT. 1t Hsw Su fcs1 Em w. vnS*'sh' H. D.
nIbi .t,sa tn
, 1860-03-19

% Beautiful spring styles Of Hall, parlar
and Chamber Papers, sti'snS ut less than cost,
at Fnxon's. No. III Lake street, mh9
, 1860-03-19
STAFFORD & SAlEDLEY'S
auction and Commission House,
149. .go. Wntcr-9t, CHICAGO, nl, go
POST 0fFlcE DRAWER. 10.
john r. stafford, .}0hn -. *.sssalSu. -
Lafa Stafford i Cotarr.- laie i. l.. Geolt:ch i c.,

We hare opened the a!A,va n-m4 fo- tha
Transaction Vi tenrraa Ancun anil truE1t .:.n rr.t-
neA. FIR the Stt+ If t.9 (s."N1 i!u AIR. oqt~
amt shoc. 4co.* and s.tr7'a'nx III: ~. sas un!sr
the hhh,sner.' We Wilt a!&a 4t.ru IL thr 4siu ri
fl.u*ehsha fuTnt;ur', ltou.~,. I-'.'., rtt.1. arl
tarsceA etc ETC.. and sts 80. arAist MI n II
all lind. nF EHs1A sth1nd:s-' fr az n.sA 4
anb rive the satc Of IT,. ~AE t,ar trs. al. .tlou.
tlur M-. Sncttey haA h1d sxrc' ,sCe nf rslIc4 n
years Ia II Auction, and Cumm .snn IN 4pu- Il
or ret Eastern aGse. anu h lr~nst- the firm
ara vel khn~n " eur bnels i.-ltavt teen
heaE!ty enEsssd In rtrrrh>ncis. th. for --s.s,l
" sr-we ren cn;lres Unnecessary say mote ta.t
thst thne 1snsrE their ousu H. u. Il ally
uta.t w1lh.
sho<~ quanf+h Nth tH- f.u ~ w.. &c :.t s,+-
wM r.. vs ssics to tho following we. Known bu.iress
men:-
~in: AGoI- i: nunh.n, Esq. l.rtss Saving. 1',n X
Tris TO-: +. Er1rkrE A.i1H.. t'an,cr II il. sE IT,
nt<:nA; E<yto:eA Eiy ~: NJ k.t..l,n IA 4 Co:
t:o"ld 4 Er:: +. y. u n'1c + ''c; tiuntt = tvb-
tAn: join H. kln1ie, Elatk i iateE. CT; Wicker l.
To-. t"t f"ri. hln.'al + Gu.
NEW IoKk-Wsr&n t:t,. u Fn,nt H.; Terry t pel.s
T"re. l0a *"nth H.: S'ott i l'a, III MaIt.n le:
D. WAas~oFth, .0s ttar: Atrs.a,
Ht1SIhS-A. U. Avery altt Mig ( {: stIt
ST. f. sns.txr i TO- SAlsurI EnR!ef 4 Co..
St1xe!f. ruws1a / Co. Ians< t3..':a' III + u,
CfS.sl<SA T|ltnrkhsrt i te.. Pr>-cr s Gan.A:r J .
" lnnat1c- Fletcher. Hobart i t...
BUFFALO-A.I. Rkh Pt.sdSLt Usnx nf At- lea "a. r.,
Williams. iEtun H.aE: .al,e- y. 81 I'LL, Liae
into~ Tank H. h.z.rt. F,G; l.. F!tn;tu n. \.
K. JcwtE. J"hn T. Sp-a.u !. FiEiucr-. hspl.
fonl ca4se, EiE = PICK ring. mhta ;;.:.lm
, 1860-03-19

ITO LEASE-1O Acres If ground
l. near ,he Bapht co1lete will Be ea.ed fnr eusilvsi
to tuant for hee four Ye.Is, On rtasJI45.e
terms. Apnly At III LAKE. street Of e. L. SLLSUH.
rnhi-.hAx3AH
, 1860-03-19

ITO 1IENT-Ihe second and third
stories No. H. Lake Street. desirable ta1eee' Ill.,
lutly oc upiea hr RI reman cIcthsnE
ttuse. TO good ttn7t TIE 'ent will be naGt yes lo~
Possession ktvtn imluediat+l.. Apply to uUt. .ACE e.
GILLETTE Administrator thu csate Ct T.. n. tttae;
ksn M tt tss1 1ctt. tecOu1 HOpF. E1aflaIlW
, 1860-03-19
I2ialltcD.

"ANTED-To rent 4 small Cot
!s t.se sui ALE roE es1t!er:n anl elfs- F. u.
rnI1El,SJ.
, 1860-03-19
Hundreds Of county Fairs.

Hundreds Of County Fairs.
At the ?ale O. s. Fa!r Chcsgo the Socety 1xl{tet
tha Machine the n RST PREMIUM G+s Ut Silver SIv-
dal A.: Tie ). e"ta' Premium Of &'o0 Srv:' Ptc.eF
The L9cx itch ute By tls 1athirc Is the only stitch
ttat cannot ke ,esee and hst Ere ens he appe
anee eae sidc Or the scam Ii mails With i*o II ead
at the fabric, .ni In the
ire OF IT, No family should te .itaout sats ,1omie.
time and aho:ssvnx m amliae l. dos ths s.wrg Of
family ,nasuface. with 9Th beauty stitc!.ns
the nthe,t heavest f4hrc In TINS that txl
teAnsrese require 10 co tho .Ame by hand.
2l.1O3 cf1nrse machines were S1i h lS59. 4 p1fed
Bl Of Directions. uste tnc th- dIerrrt Is snl
with each machine. this IS s1cIently c1p cit tn show
Al! orders executed with nth tomttltEe. MA
thaes when shlp,+t hoxe3 With exa.1
10 them, and e,n h. dttir ref by tw!t!o
jury to any reco1 ofth cruatyy Secd for ttrcaaS
CLIO. L. CHIT ENt'E:::, General Agent.
Nos. l67 i lf2 Lake st.. rhl<a;o. IN.
BoY 4snT r. q. nj, y1,t4 IT.
, 1860-03-19

- Illustrated London News, February @a !;
No. of Casse'ly's E!ble; No. 9 Of Casselly' .
Natural History, md No. Of q new edition Of
Shakespeare. to bc etitcd By Mary Cowdcn
Clarke, and completed in thirty-thrsc parts,
may be found at McSa!iy's, 81 Dearborn street.
Chicago GArnESEus' SoC1ETy.-Thc suljec!
for discussion tl''s (Non.'ay) evening, is Root
Pruning and Gir0iiug 10 produce FluA. At
the last meeting vote Of thinks was given to
Hon Isaac n. Arnold, Chas. D. Dragdon, cdi-
tor Of tl1c Prai 1 Farmer, aud to John c. Urc,
fur valuable donations 10 our library.
, 1860-03-19

WANTEO-A sit1ation as Porter
w In store by An urmartIed Go man wh ha has had
periencc sueh all speaks krE h aud fse u.sef
ra,r u:cfu' Best of references Aiy4n- Adde'S L.
Dat this OH ce. Hht.13t
, 1860-03-19
THE COURTS

U, S, DISTRICT Cornr.-This Court is 10 take
un the civil docket. The rest Of the criminal
cases are to be left to he taken up near the eud
of the term.
Cook CouSrY CIRcr17 CorRT.-Jas. Archer,
alios James Armstrong. plead guilty to an i'll
dictmcnt for stealing cattle, Philip Frank plead
guilty to an indictment for stealing lot Of har'
ness. etc, james and John. Raddigan plead
guilty to stealing gun. The defendants in this
latter case were under eighteen ears Of ase.
, 1860-03-19

LOST Cu1Lp.-A little boy, aged about s!
years, named Darid Swami, Ct Swedish parent
asc, left the house. CT his parents, ON West Las.:
street, at the extreme west cud, OF Friday,
about noon, md las not been scca or heard
from since. III had on striped pnnaloons, and
aark-colcred basquc-is of light complexion,
and ordinary SIR for his agc. ANY Information
Of lis whereabouts, left at thc Vest Market
Police Station. will be most gratefully received
and acknowledged By lis distressed mother.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

CLEVER ILLUSTRATION IN PUEcH.-Pdnch
is satirical upon the prominent personages in
the south of Europe. His last cartoon, en-
titled The Rub, represents party playing
whist. The Pope has Francis Of Naples for
his partner, and seems to have bad luck, for
he is labeled with the exclamation, Hin
Bother the cards, l say" Italy, personifed
as a young woman sadly beautiful, has Carl
baldi for her partner. In the middle of the
play, Victor Emmanuel struts in, and Carl
baldi rises from his seat, and offering him
the cards, says, "Now, Sirel will you go on
with the game2" The King of Naples, who
raises his hand to prevent his diadem from
falling of, and looks particularly wretched,
certainty" 4ars wa. r... .t-... .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
The Lyric Artistic and the Russian Prince
An AnecdOte Of the Lamented BOsiO.

An AnecO0lc OF tne l4anlenteu DOBiOs
The late Bosio, says correspondent of the
New York Epening Post a reigning fayorite
at the Paris Opera, had just been making
successful campaign in st. Petersburg, when
her death occurred in that city. One even
ing, when she was at a private party at the
hotel of Prince, passionate lover of music,
and himselfa musician, she noticed beau-
tiful Havana lap-dog, scarcely larger than
lady's fist, and white as snow, eurled up in
one corner of a sofa. "What lovely little
creatureW cried the singer in raptures, Sand
how intelligent it looksp She then took up
the little animal, caressed it, and replaced it
on its silken couch, Madame. Bosio, soon
afterward, at the Princes request, sang a
fayorite air by Glinka, the Mozart of Russia
and author Of the fine opera, Dead for the
Gar.
The song was received with enthusiastic
applause, and the Prince, addressing the fair
artist, demanded, "What can l do, madam,
in acknowledgement of the pleasure you have
given us by singing that beautiful air of oul
national Composer 20 -1t ia.
Give me your little dog, PrinceP replied
the artist. tVVg ~. HaHs.- q. 4.
"You shall have him tomorrow, madam,
said the Prince.
| The next day, a servant brought to hel
| house the little animal she had so muci
| wished to possess AS it was very cold, tn
! Prince had wrapped the little fellow in al
Indian Cashmere shawl, worth $1,000 francs
and he begged the artist to accept the do
with his wrapper. Certainly most ingen
ious method of making princely present
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

A VALUABLE SWORD FOR GARBALDI.-A
subscription has been opened at Naples, with
view of presenting a sword of honor TO
General Garibaldi. On one side will be rep
resented the victories of the General in 1859,
and on the other his triumphs in the King
dom Of the Two Sicilies. The arms of Naples
and Of Sicily will be engraved in gold on the
pommel, which will represent hand break
ing the chains of Italy. Brilliants, emeralds,
and rubies, win be so arranged upon u as to
represent the three Italian colors. fTo the
Captain whom all Italy hGnoFs," is to be the
inseription. r - --
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Amusing Anecdote of nm Author and n
Come shccessfuI Deception of
an Aldermanic CurmudgeOn. "a 81


Theodore Hook often used to tell the
story which 1le gives In detail in colbert
Gurney"-of Mathews and himself when
one day rowing to Richmond, being sud
denly smitten by the sight of placard at
the foot of a Barnes garden: "No body per-
mitted to land here-Offenders prosecuted
with the utmost rigor Of the lawn The
pair instantly disembarked on the forbidden
paradise; the fishing-l line was converted into
a surveyors measuring tape; the wags paced
to and fro on the beautiful 1aYn-Hook, the
surveyor, with his book and pencil in hand
Mathews, the clerk, with the cord and walk
ing-stick, both soon pinned into the exqui-
site turf. Then suddenly opened the parlor
window of the mansion above. and forth
stepped, in clustering ire, napkined alder
man, who advanced with, what haste he
could against the intruders on his paradise.
The comedians stood cool, and scarcely con-
descended to reply to his indignant inqui-
ries. -.ll c,. ...a.gs,.i 10 s5.r-
At length oozed out the gradual announce
ment of their being the agents Of new
canal company, settling where the new cut
| was to cross the old gentleman's pleasure
| ground. Their regret was extreme at hav-
ing ''to perform so disagreeable duty" but
public interests must be regarded. Then
came the alderman suggestion that the pair
had better walk in and talk the matter
Il over" their reluctant acquiescence-"had
only quarter of an hour to spate-feared
that it was no use"--their endeavor TO avoid
! the beautiful spot-the new cut must come
through 4the grounds. However, in they
went; the turkey was just served, an excel
lent dinner followed, washed down with
Madeira, Champagne, claret and so on. Z
AT length the good fare produced its ef-
fect--th projected branch of the canal wa:
reconsidered-the city knights arguments
were acknowledged to be of more and more
weight. Really says the alderman, ''thii
cut must be given up; but one bottle more
dear gentlemen AT last, when it wa;
growing dark-they were eight miles from
Westminster Bridge-Hook burst into song
and narrated in extempore verse the wholt
transaction, winding up with
e. "And we greatly approve of your fare
| Your cellars as prime as your cook,
| And this clerk here is Mathews the;player,
And my name, SIR, is-Theodore Hook"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
A Dogs Devotion to his Race-His Neces-
sIty of BEING Cruel to be Kind.

Dogs Devotion to his hace-Ats Neces-
sity of Beins Cruel TO be Kind.
The Peoria Qll) Union relates this extra
ordinary canine story:
A few days since, faRorite dog was no.
ticed reclining upon the sidewalk, looking as
ifhalf asleepsyet an attentive observer would
have noticed that something weighed heavily
upon his mind, for eYensWhen spoken to by
his master he seemed unwilling to quit his
position, and was finally left to enjoy his
supposed slumbers " Rolla, however, was
only playing possum-that is, sleeping with
one eye open, and the secret of his actions
was ere long explained to the loiterers who
were watching him.
Soon a small terrier passed along, and OBJ
serving o. piece of meat in the gutter stair
way made for it, and with his mouth open
was in the act of seizing it, when with a
single bound, "Rolla had him by the nape
of the neck, and giving him one shake, away
went the terrier heels over head into the
middle of the street, The curiosity of the
spectators was now unbounded, and quite a
number of persons collected to watch the
strange proceedings-stil the dog retained
! his gravity, continuing faithful sentinel
over the little piece of meat. Several OF his
| canine brethren in the mean time passed that
way, but not one of them would he allow to
| touch the seemingly luscious morsel, so
| temptingly displayed. hesmaller ones he
| would serve in the same way he had the ter
rier, while to the larger of his companions
he gave agrowl with a shake of the head, as
| if saying, "touch not, taste not handle not"
and his dogged commands were obeyed in
| each instance.
Finally, large hog came grunting along,
one ofthe dirty, filthy specimens ofporkdom
usually seen on that street. and now was 1t
that Rollas eyes NeresWide open, while a
rtsof tremor seemed to agitate his body
even to the extremity of his tail. His hog
ship pproaehed-turned over the meat with
4 his'snout and finally took il into his mouth,
and no effort was made to restrain himin the
act by the sentinal who had been so faith.
4 fully protecting his own species. But the
n instant the hog had swallowed the meat
II what d change came over Rolalf He jumped
n from his resting place, ran into the store
then out again and up and down the side
I walk For a long time his master had NJ
controlORer him, he was. so full of joy anC
merriment; for ifeVefa dog did laugh, ant
laugh all over, il was Rolla that memorabl
mofhibg. r. ga iA ~ AZ! Al
But t0canelude our story--a good hog wa
! lost TO his owner that day, for thelmeat tn
animal had pAftAken Of was poisoned an
had been dropped there by policeman 10
the destruction ofthe canine species rathe
than hogs. 1t may well be said that Roll
! is worth owning"
l. In tha northern mart of Iowa lately si
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

DEsPERArE AFFRAY IN KENTUoKY-Tteo
Men Probably Rilled.-A bloody affray took
place near Staunton, KY, on "Wednesday
week. A difficulty sprung up between John
Waller and Jabez DOpahue, about some
money, when words followed, and regular
fight took place, in which Waller was shot
with a pistol in the back, BY some third
person, supposed ito be Donahues son,
Waller broke the skull of Donahue, either
witht an instrument or stone. When last
(heard from both parties were lying in very
'erilieals condition with the chances against
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

PEcuIIARITY OF HAWAIIAN NAMEs.-The
Hawaiian laws provide that all married wo-
men shall adopt the names Of their husbands
as a family name and shall, beside, have a
Christian name suitable TO their sex; that all
iIegitmets ehildEsn SHAH bear the mothers
be lawful to change any name conferred
under this act. .,, -. .,fp .E--.r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

J HoRsE-F Ransy y Sieesss.--We may
soon look for the return of RaFey. just At
,Jhe present time be Is impartng his kpoWl-
edge of the horse to classes of twenty-five
pupils each, at Aldershott and 50 great has
been his success 4hat horses opeFAtsd upon
have been nut into the ranks At the and OF
three days. RaEey expected 10 leave England
about the middle Of mis- month, ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
RAILWAY NTATT ERs.


LITTLE MIAMI-LT minutes faster than City tfneJ
1850 A. NJ, 10 A. M. and II p! Columbus AS.
Sop9modation, p. ~, xsnis Accommodation,
CINCINNATI, HAMIIFoE AND DAx1oE--t7 minutes
faster than City time,l Q A. ~, 1850 A. M 2;3e
r. III. and r. NJ. Hamilton Accommodation
$50 A, M. ard $3.50 p. M.
4 ONE AND MIssIssIPPI-ll2 minutes slower than
City time, 1923 a. N; and 5i3S 2. n. Louisville
tNDIANAPoLis AND OINuINNATI SHOnT. LEss-Lla
minutes slower than City time,l $40 A. NJ. 11i9O
Am. and o p M ts.ht tL n.
@ARuErTA AND OIEoINNAT1-[T minutes faster than
City timeJ di15 IA. ane $3.50 Z. M. zknL
.OovIESEgs 4 n - srHxIHoToNstoity tme'l 0'40 A.
eIEo1sN1rI, RIqIuoHp AND IHDIAHAPoLIs--6 A.
n, 0:30 p, M, 6P. NJ. ..tI.i
O1FCINSST1 AND TRANSFORMATIONS Sixth-street
Depot-6 A. M. and p. nj,
3 TRAINS ARRIVE. ar.... ...
LrTTLE nIAMT-3,5O A. M, A, M, 11iO4 A. NJ.
nd AsA0P. M. .fs-'lrf 49,
ONO Asp MIss1ss1PPI-S.3O a. M, 1925 p. M.
o1EcfSHAT1, HAxuroa AND DAYToN-LIf,49A. M,
lies 4. NJ 2;1O ?. M, $3.50 P. M, 5i1S 2.
'isDIlalPoLIs Aap UrsorEHATr-10,1S A. M,
q p. M. end ~ p. N.
MARIETTA AND CINomsATI-1O;39 A. M. and
6ovIEaToE AsD BExEaToE-1O,35 A. NJ. and
tIScISEATI, RIcHaoEp AND INDIAEAFoL1s--5ida 5
A. M,.0s1OP. Ma h:3O p. M.
CINCINHATI AND Ln6IFsFpRr-From Sixth street
Depot-7.45 A. NJ. and S:12 p. NJ. -r....