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The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
The Silver Mines of Mexico and Ari-
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The London Times of the 1eth ult. con-
tains in lis money article long notice of
the Arizona silver mines, and of the compa-
ny formed IN Cincinnati for working some
OF them. 1t is not little singular the
English people are so often the first to dis
cover and avail themselves of the mineral
wealth OF distant regions, and that the vast
treasure of silver known and proved to exist
IN Mexico, should for years have been
worked for the benefit of England alone
The product of the Mexican mines, worked
mostly by English capital, has for many
years far exceeded that of the same mines
when worked by the Spaniards, and in 1856
and 1857, it is stated at from S35. .O0o,-
600 10 $40, o,00O, 900. 1t is believed, how
ever, that public attention viii soon be di-
rected in the United States to this subject,
and that American enterprise win avail
itself of the vast treasures existing in our
close vicinitY.-M0 Dem.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

The product of the Lake Superior mines
in copper during 1857 amounted to about
8, 300 to 1900 tons, showing an increase of
about 500 tons over the previous year
Sales of Lake Superior copper were mostly
made for export to France at 10000 R
10. Taking the inside yield, at 2Oc. $ tb.,
viii give the value of Lake Superior copper
for the last year at 81 $50, 900:
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A story is going the rounds that Brigham
Young is one OF the ppoprietors of the town
of Florence. in Nebraska Territory, but the
Courier. published al that place, says Bri-
CHAM individually owns not one inch of
land in the city. As trustee of the Nor
mon church he holds about six acres on the
northern outskirts called ..the Mormon Re-
serve -. and four lots IN the city
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Mass Meeting.

The legal voters of Breckinridge County
ore requested to assemble in Mass Conyen-
t;on at the house of r. W. Cloud, Kanzas
Center, on Saturday, February 27, at 1
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for Delegates to Constitu-
tional Convention, to be elected on the sec
ond Tuesday in March next Breckenridge
Comfy is entitled to three Delegates.
February Is, 1858. MANY CITIZENS. :
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The Mobile Mercury boasts that. IN the
action of the Alabama Legislature calling
Tor Convention In case Kanzas should not
be received into the Union rs Slave State.
that State has 'sled off in the dance of death
to the Union,''
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The weather continues mild and pleasant.
Old Winter has touched US lightly. There
have been but few cold days this season,
and those mild compared with cold weather
east of the Mississippi. There have been
no high winds at all. Such winter we
never before experienced.
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The Louisville Journal says: 1--WE no.
tiee in late number of the st. Louis Re
publican an interminable letter from the
Hon. John s. Phelps, on the Pacific Rail-
load. If Mr.. Phelps views on this subject
are as broad as they-are long. they certainly
merit universal approval.
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NEGROES vs. WHITE MEN.-Considerabl
dissatisfaction prevails at Norfolk. Va, from
the introduction of negro mechanics into
the navy yard. 1t is said that they are
given .sthe best work. and treated more
kindly than white men.
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The Montreal Transcript says there Is in
the harbor of Cork, ireland, on shipboard,
seeking purchasers, the enormous quantity
of 8, ,596 tons of wheat, 9,I68 tons of In
dian corn, 3.075 tons of barley, and 869
tons of oats, besides immense quantities of
beans, rice, sugar. fruit, and other articles
of household consumption.
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The New Orleans papers have intelligence
from Sisal, Yucatan, to the 9th ult. The
blockade was raised on the 3d. A Mexi-
can brig-of-war was in port. The raising
of the blockade is attributed to the appear
ance off the port of Spanish man -of-war,
when the reyolutionists' cruisers thought it
prudent to retire.
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DR.. Bernhisel, the Delegate in Congress
from Utah, proposes, on behalf of the Nor
mons, tot'seli out'' to the Government all
their right and title to the land, and evacu-
ate the country. 1t viii be cheaper to buy
them out than to whip them out.
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1t is said that in the late Indiana Loco
tOco State Convention, that indorsed Mr..
Buehanan's course on the Kanzas question,
there were sixty postmasters. The resolu-
tons, we judge, were, therefore, prepaid,
and passed without difficulty Columbus
(Ga.) Intellsgencer.
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Lemuel Putnam Grosvener, eldest son of
Gen. Lemuel GrosFenor, of Putnam, n. 7 :,
and grandson of the immortal Israel Put
nam-Who commanded at Bunker Hill bat
tle-the truest specimen OF Yankee SOL
der the revolution of '76 brought to light
had died and left to the Connecticut
Historical Society, in Hartford, the sword
that was owned and used by ssOld Put.'s
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Mr.. II. W. Flick is preparing to take ad-
vantage of the first "cold snap" to put up
q lot of ice. We hope the Hclerk of the
weather. will vouehsafe US enough cold
weather for that.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

PERPETUAL MoTIoE.-The n. Y: Journal
Of Commerce announces that, after years of
labor, one Hendrickson of New Jersey has
succeeded III making machine ''that will
90" He has attached it to clock as the
motive power
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

Ion. the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San, under date of the 29th ult.,
says: Lieutenant General Scott viii not go
!" the Pacific. The whole project is broken
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

=. Il "a stated that the pro-slavery members
~ ~ !he Lecompton Legislature have taken up
eif residence at Weston 1t should have
eh Jefferson City. sss4
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The price of splitting in mans face in
Salem, Mass, has been assessed by the court
there at $50. This was rather an expen-
sive spittoon-s sawdust is much cheaper.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

Ex- Governor Grimes has been chosen q.
S. Senator by the Iowa State Legislature
This will make a change in favor of the Re
publicans in the Senate another year.
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/. D. BAILEY.
r. BUCHANAN s SON,
Commission Merchants,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
4 GENTS for the Covington and Cooper Fac
n tories, for the ssle of Yarns, Wicking, Carpet
Warp, ETC. Jan. 23-ly
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deorge Clark. Chief of the Wyandot Ma
uOh died On the night of the 24th of jan
vary at his house. near Wyandott. He was
quite advanced in years.
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We shall have something to say next wee
in regard to the proper mode of locating
Capitals and County Seats +
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

Lot No. 81, corner of Merchants street
and Sixth Avenue, has been selected by the
Trustees as the site for the Town Hall.
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p,aa according to a Belgian paper. the funded
PPerty OF the house of Rothsehild. oi
s,sri; amounts at present to forty millions
Friag. l.i.zs
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senator Powell of Kentucky, recently
''ed' IS the first Democrat that has rep
al noed that State in The u. s. Senate for
' l'st quarter of a century.
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Payments to be made in all cases in advance.
Money current in the State where issued Will be
received at par.
CIubbing.-A discount of twenty live per cent
from the above price will be allowed to Clubs or
the above works Thus: Four copies of Black
wood, or of one Review, will be sent to one ad-
dress for 50; four copies of the four Reviews and
BIackwood for $50; and so on.
Postage.-In all the principal Cities and
Towns, these works will be delivered Free of Pos
tage When sent by mail, the postage to any part
of the United States will be but Itrenty four Cents
year for "Blackwood," and but fourteen cents
year for each of the Reviews.
n. B. The price in Great Britain of the five
Periodicals above named is $3I per annum.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE..
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE.
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon graduating may be admitted TO practice
For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
feb20-1y NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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viii ne suspended banks of St Louis. No.,
Narass some specie payment On the ist of
aext- sefs 4 .ss=K -
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Ra.es OF Adrertising.

asston per line. eentsi each subsequent insertion
e. eats oae dollar line, per aanan one ieuftA eoiann
= -. mes II %; . e9s enc year. 90 An tran
col .,riss .dyertissnents paid in advaaee-
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NJ. F. CONWAY,
Attorney at Law.

"ILL devote himself exclusively to his pro
w fession, and attend to any business which
may be entrusted to him with fidelity ana des-
patch Particular attention given to cases of dis
puted pre-emption titles before the Land Office
Office in Collamore Buildings; Massachusetts,
street. Jan. 91tf
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An effort is being made to continue the
telegraph from Boonville to Kanzas City.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

The Obituary of ''Rosinante" was un-
avoidably crowded out.
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Wagon for Sale.

A NEW ahimble-skeined Chicago Wagon for
II sale or trade on reasonable terms. Enquire
soon of T. Byford. at Hesperia, or Of ]. V. Ran
dolph. at Emporis. feb29-f
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Gunsihithing.
JOHN r. GRAFTON;
G cUN AND LOCK NTH,

4 NNOUECES to the citizens of Lawrence that
N he has opened shop at
No. IS Neae Lancashire StTea, nearly opposite The
CoLLGnaore BHil9iag,
where he is prepared to do ali kinds Of work In
his line on short notice.
Repairing done promptly, and on reasonable
u Persons living near Emporia wishing any-
thing In this line. send their work by Walkers
Express, and rely upon having it promptly done.
Lawrence, Dee. IL, is57-iy
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Volunteer companies are being raised IN
Misseafi to go tn Utah. the coming spring.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

single copies of The News in wrappers for sal
:, tfis Office, at FIVE cents per copy
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

wanted at this Ofice.--A few cords of wood
915 feet in length, on subscription.
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b. I. MITCHELL, WILLIAM wEEi
MITCHELL s. wEER,
UNITED STATES SURVEYORS,
Land Agents and Attorneys,

LECOMPTON, KANZAs.
WILL devote their attention to all business be-
w fore the Land Office, furnish Warrants to
Pre-Empters at the lowest price, for cash or on
time, make out their proof and attend to their
business free of charge; buy and sell land and
town property prosecute claims against the Gov
ernment furnish plats of any township in Kan
zas to order; Territorial and County Maps always
for sale at 81, and furnish information respecting
lands and titles,
F 5000 acres of good land in Kahzas for sale
cheap. Jan. 30-ly
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MURPHY g. FARNsWoRTH.

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Clothing,
Boots, Shoes. Hardseare, Queenslcare. Groceries
Cor. Kanzas Avenue and 5th St,
TOPEKA, XMAS.
Also on hand, large assortment of Sash; Doors,
Furniture, Nails, Glass, dc. febl3-Iy
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). cRoFooT. E. L NASH, n. xICHoLs.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.

LAWRENCE, --a- KANZAS.
/ L. NASH q Co, Proprietors. Board by the
II. day or week as follows:
Board and lodging per week, S. 90
Board without lodging per week, 90
Board and lodging per day, 25
D-Good stabling for horses. Jan. 2tf
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Terms of subscription.

sinss eas year' taad one 70 sesser Up II %
Jea - %
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OI0 ACRES Of Prairie and Timber, adioin-
AfO ing, near Emporia, for sale cheap.
@. V. ESKRIDGE.
EmpOria, Feb. 6, 1858.
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THE ECLECfIG
c COLLEGE, OF N z DIClk Es

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THHE Spring Session Of 1853, will com
i nenee on Monday, the Sth of February, and
continue sixteen weeks A full and thorough
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for at
tention to practical Anatomy and with ample Clin
zeal facilities at the Commercial Hospital
The arrangement of the Chairs wall be as follows:
T. E. ST. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of AndtOmy and Physiology.
J. F. JUDGE, NJ. D..
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy:
A. ]. HOWE, NJ. D., oa
Professor Of Surgery.
G. H. CLEVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of MdteriG Medica and Therapeutics.
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j. r. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and n
stitdtes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. b.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women aHa
Children.
The Terms for the Session viii be the same as
heretofore, viz:-Marticulation, $500. Tuition,
$4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, $500. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduation.) Graduation, $25. 90.
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (op6onal) s. 90.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat, and
cbfnfortable, and in central locality (in College
Hall, Walnut Street, where students win find it
convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his Office, No. 1l3 Smith
Street, or of Prof G. h Cleveland Secretary Of the
Faculty, No. $50 Seventh Street. near Elm:
JOHN KING, M. D., Dean.
The College journal Of Medical Science,
Monthly Magazine of 48 pages; conducted by the
Faculty of The Electie College of Medicine, is
published at One Dollar year; payable in advance.
The volume of the Journal commences with the
year. Communications for subscription, or for
specimen numbers; should be directed to
DR.. @. H. CLEVELAND, Publisher;
ian9-Iy I39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, O.
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BLANK DECLARATIONS for fling, for sale at this
Office s5-5sa -
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EnpoTia n arket.

-7e1 CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Superfne, 81 50 per hundred.
WHKsTS1 . per bushel
CoRN MEaL-$2 90
PoTAEoEs-S2 90
AFPLEs-S2 90 sf
CRAcKEzE2 cts per b.
BUTTEk-3O ..
CHKEsN56
SueaR--Brown, Isez cts per b. ss
- White, Is e So
RIcE-f2ts
TEA-75Sas1 IS
CoFFEE--f6s< s
NoLAzEs-Per gallon, 81 40la1 80
BEEF-5@6 cts. per b.
BAcox-IS
CoDFIsE-12E %
-SALr-4
CAsDLEsHTaIIow, % ets. per ID.
Sperm, 40 =
Z SoAP-I21s els cts.
. E4Hs-i0 - g a.
LusIBER-S27 O9@S35 CO.
SsREsIxz$5 06 per thousand
IoG CHAs-l5 cts. peT b.
- y
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List of Letters

List of Letters
DEMAINING in the Emporia Post o flee, Feb
III ruary 18th, 1853.
Applebee, Zelotus G: Neweon1b, D.
Adgate, Ulissus Osborn; Archibald
Armstrong, p. B. Pearson, Miss Elizabeth
Bates, NJ. D.-3 Pearson, George w.
Barton, ii. J4 Powell, Willlam-2
Bates, Lafayette Phillips, George
Barrett Miss Anna Pierce, Henry j.
Clapp, Wm.-2 Potter; Miss Elizabeth
Cox, Isaac Phillips, Mrs. Deborah.
Goats, B. Prichard; Benonia
Crayer, c. Perkins, Rev. Geo.
Coppock, Isaac Page; Enos II.
Coons, Vim. La Page, j. Wallace
Conway, Patrick Rohr, VIM.
Cole, James or Horace Russell, William
Conner, Hiram Ryan, Patrick-2
Duck, Miss Polina Row, John
Davis, Simon-2 Robinson. Mrs. Mary j;
Dun, John JOlman Roth, David
English, George Ryan, John
Fisher, James Stiekney Albert
Fleming, VIM. Smith, Miss Delilah
Fincher, William Slack, John
Gregory, Henry Spencer, Miss S. L.
Grant, Amos Shafer, David-2
Gillian Victoria Smith, Denison
Gugerty, Michael Smith, Henry
George Wm.-2 ShaEyer, John
Goodin, Theodore Thompson, Wesiey-3
George, Reuben Thornton, Washington
Gillid, William Taylor, John H.-2
Howard, Oryille Trggs, John
Hendrick, James A. Thompson, John
Hutehison, Josiah Trubiood, Amos
Hunt, Howard E.-2 Vowel, John
Hopler, Christian G. Fining, James-2
Jones, Thomas Wheeler, James M.-2
Jones. Stacy M-3 Warner, James ca
L. E. r. Mrs. Waters, James,
LYON. Mrs Maria Wanzer Wheeler
McHutcheson, John Wheeler, Janathan
Morehead, J. S. p. Wright, John r.
Mayberry ,MissVictoria, 2W oodruf, William
Mendenhall Absolom Weaver, Harrison
Mahaffey, R. F.-2 Ward, d. L.
Morris, D. T. Wilson, Henry
Myers, William x. White, Thomas
Mcclure David Wilburn Jefferson
On each of the above letters one cent viii be
charged extra for advertising.
H ". FICK, P. NJ
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Hesperia.

TTNHE undersigned has few Shares in Hesperia,
i on the Verdigris, which he win dispose of on
liberal terms. The investment will certainly re:
turn handsome profit.
C. Y. ESKRIDGE.
Emporia, Kanzas, Dec, 18th. 81.
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TEL.
cARvEY s. q U s B.,
Nos. AS, 1885, $50, 16e, fsz7 ana 1sS
KASZks AVENUE, AND
40 IL Az As so and Sc

KAxzks AVENUE, AND
4e. ~, 4e, 4s, so and Sc
FOURTH sfREET, ToPEKAs KAEzAs.
c. C. TUTTIE, Proprietor.
fTNHIS HOTEL is ftsed up in good styIe.:with
comfortable quarters, at 81 per week - per
dsV, or 50 cts. for 8 single meal. The Post Once
and Stage Offices are kept IN the office cf this es
tablishment and In the building are the Offices Of
LasFyers, Doctors, Land Brokers, Surveyors
Prinfing Establishment, Intelligence Once. seve
raj Stores including Clothing, Fancy Goods. Per-
famefys de-, all for the accommodation Of the pub
lie, but more partienlarly for the guests of the
Gafvey House. A triad from the travelling public
is respectfully solicited. noy4
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$S, so s.AVEDi
TNHE above sum viii be saved by every Pre-emp-
= tor who has his proof papers and affidavit
made out by E. P. BANCROFT.
decl9
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Lawrence Land Agency
GALEB S. PRATT, dealer IN Isslsd = nEEzl1ss
& ! F.-re Town and Citv Inss and Shares-
Office over The City Drug Stares IAETe2ee ksza :
xas. 1ans efas a.
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UM D En- for sale by .ea
IL jan9 @. v. ESkhlp5E-
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Important to Newspaper Publishers

o. THOMSON, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
Fugitive Slaves on Southern r,aaasssou,

Fugitive Slaves on . Southern plAntafSon.
Mr.. H. wiIlansso Of HICKORY aspdnp Fa.
yette county, Tennessee, sent the ollovine iutsr.
estinH communication 70 the Nemphit "Ays
lancha." on the 18th inst. asr' esAssef7
Onone of these cold rsiny nig6ss juss pasjsd, n
couple Of sprigh,ly and hard looking little Ysn.
kos boys, baro-ooted. badly clad, and withost
calling themselves John and Thomas AnderScn.
brothers. all tho way from the North came % ~
residence in search. - they said, Ms bomb sssh
work, and readily finding both, they ars now with
mo. tho happiest little fellows you ever saw. :.
Their story is a. full Of adventure n il l. affect.
ing. They hail from tho town Of Patterson. NJ
D., and say they arc factory boys, and orphans;
that their father died long tius ago; ana their
mother nearly two years since, leaving thcm wo--
kingi cotton 70, y,wi,h Friends or relations
MISUNDERSTANDING no brothers, and an ou,E
sister. Martha, who married one Frederick Green,
Of whom they have heard nothing Tor Wong tins,
and know not whore they src; that about two
months since. being badly treated. they struck
out for tho South without cent Of money, aud
worked their wny along, insisted BY railroad COM
ductors and steamboat captains, uutll reaching
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, which they followed
up to the Wyths depot, and meeting thero a
small negro boy of mine who, lhearing their story
politely and In true Southern hospitality invited
them along with them 70 his masters house Z
Theaceount these little fellows give of them
selves, belevo to be true; and they arc wclcou,-
ed in tho South to my home---shall have my pro.
toction. and an open and aided future Il has
been suggcstod that. may he they Are svnn,r "
Norfhe," apprentices. and by this discovery u
their whereabouts. rcqusition, or something Of
tho sort. will l,e attempted. 70 this. !, will take
occasion to declare in advance, that, In such nm
extremity tho fugitive slave law, IL sought 70 b
enforced for tho reclamation of the poor enslaysd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
The Man of Our Time.

The man of our time ia cninently practical. -
lie allows no qualms Of funciul conscience ~ in
terere with the prospect Of profit, Money is the
grand desderatum OF his lie, and for money hc
eacrfces everything, except perhaps that shadow
of thing he calls his honor. His thoughts by
day, his dreams by night, all his actions either
passive or definite, have for their basis tho accu
mutation of dollars and cents. Science, art, liera
ture and even love are nude to subserye the greed
for gold. Ills home is secondary consideration,
his family. 20 long MS it is content to endure sufi
cheney Of food, shelter divested Of any partcu-
lar attentions from him, and he constantly subjec-
ted to famine Of smiles and other freside comforts
must imagine itself happy.
The man Of our time prides himself greatly upon
the fact that he is self-made." lie refers with
boa-iful pride to the obscurity of his orgn-tslls
YOU that all he has is the product of his own ind-
vdual cxertons and that he never received the
,alac Of snap Of his fingers in the shape OF asss-
tancc from living soul. lie has fought his way
or his own hook. lie never asked any body for aid
he didn't want it-he could do his own business
in his own way, and he verify beieyes-at leas
So he tells you in whisper-that if he had had
.ecuniary help from any one at the outset of
his career, he would never have been worth cop
per--not cent. His motto has been-keep your
eyes open, and your pockets closed: keep your
own counsel listen TO no advice, not even ifit
come from your own father. Never let too nice n
sense Of Justice rs between man and man, interfere
with your profits.
Get money and respectablity, credit and fame
will follow fast enough. Get money, if you get
nothing else Whom you get dollar hold on to
it, with life ling grasp. Lock it up-placo it
where It's shadow will breed the shadow of another
Let Pretence be your guide in your worship Of tho
Living God.
Be humble to the wealthy-patient with the
poor so long rs you are poor yoursef-be arrogant
to the wealthy. and tyranncal to the poor when
you yourself shall have become rich. Be puuctual
when punctuality is proftablc-but never regard
promise if thatpromise is likely if kept to injure
you financially.
Thus advises tho man of Time, and strict cem-
pliance with such rules and regulations has he
succeeded in obtaining an unprecedented rsppde-
ton for bensvolence pisty, and great moral worth
DO you, can you adopt his rules Of dfet-Paa.
Inquirer. -. t44 81. .a, j 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
RoUNTx LAND WARRANT WI..lN NG,-

DlOUNTY LAND WARRANT mlnNa Nea,--
On the 29ih day of March, 6a6 Bounty fand WarRht
No a ,er l20 Acres, issusd from Dspasnrns II
sHANhoN and was sent tn Robert II Gray Of Lyushtar
Va which warrant Lafayette W Grey his believed 70
have taken with him of tho ms 0f United SSates
Said Warrant mover having been In warraneos possesson
or I'D "r signed by hun any legally authorized
make amy assignment for hmany AAslsnmeH said Wa,
rant, alleged 70 have boon ss BY warsnee any psrsos
Tor him frAnducnt and forgery has bean hsd u
the General Land Office prevent patent from ssuIpe On
said Warrant and WARRANTED intends appyInS tho Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of the described
Warrant. JOHN BHANNON.