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The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27
A Thrilling Incident.

During the examination of the cases of
alleged frauds upon the Pension Office at
Rochester, quite an exciting INCIDENT took
place. Captain Minor, a veteran of the war
of 1879, very intelligent old gentleman,
was introduced as a witness. He was
shown one of his old pay rolls By Mr.. Per-
kins, clerk of the Pension Office at Wash
ington, and asked if he recolleeted several
of his soldiers whose names were pointed
out to him upon 1T. he reaulIy 7ude
that he did
f.Do you reco1lect a soldier in your com
pauy By the name of Barrenger %
Il do. very weil.''
"Would you know that man now
@I do not think / should-it is long
time since I saw him, over forty years
Commissioner Conkling then called on
Barrenger, who was In the room among the
witnesses from Tega county, to stand up.
He rose in distant part of the room, stood
firm and upright, in every respects soldier,
and bowed respectfully to his old captain,
who, after viewing him for moment, shook
his head obviously and said !; 4 do not rec
ollect him. and asked, '.It IS a long time,
gentlemen, since have seen him. 1t Is
forty-siz gears tkis Oery day since led with
my company the American army of three
Thousand men into Sackett's Harbor.
In moment, without regard TO time or
place, or the fitness of the occasion, one
spontaneous cheer, loud and long, broke
from the audience. There stood, unexpect-
Iedly TO each other, the two soldiers face to
face, who had, almost half a century before,
i marched shoulder to shoulder to the frontier
j to defend their country from an invading
i foe. They had met now for the first time
] since then, and that upon the anniversary
Eof that patriotic action. So sudden and
4 sympaehetic was the expression; that the
worthy Marshal, Col. Jewett, allowed hii
Ipatrfotisn to get the start of his love of or
der and decorum, and forgot to rap WitE
his usual promptness. And the face of th,
good d-natnred Commissioners. Mr. Conkling
seemed more smiling than ever. and to u
appeared more expressive of satisfaction
. than Of anger. The last We saw of the oil,
Isoldiers was after the adjournment OF th
fcourt. when they we're together. in the mids
r1of circle of persons. lighting over fhei
Eold battles-U Ut.ca Observer
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27
Medical Notice.

DR G. a. CUTLER, having permanently
~ located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of that place
and surrounding country. DR.. G. is a graduate of
the University of New York, member OF the
n Y Medical Society, and a graduate of tle n.
Y CITY Eve and Ear Infirmary; having had seye-
raj wears experience in the largest Hospitals in
the T. s., he flatters himself that he give sat
isfacton in all cases which may be entrusted to
his care seel1-6
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27
n. F. CONWAY.
ATTORNEY at Law,

LAWRENCE : KANZAS.
WILL devote himself exclusively to his pro-
W fession. and attend 10 any business which
may be entrusted TO him. with fidelity and des-
patch Particular attention given TO cases of dis
pnsed presumption titles before the Land Office =
oiiice in Ccllamore Buildings, Massachusetts
street Jan.=s2-tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27
E.P. BANCROFT,
REGISTER OF DEEDS, REAL ESTATE

A n q 9 e n rdI d anu "A stMts
EMPORIA, KANZAS.
City lots, Shares in Towns, Claims bought and
sold, Legal Papers drawn and Collections made.
To Pax-EMPToRs-I have full instructions with
regard to the right of pre- emption, from the Gen
erat Land Office, together with the rules in con-
tesseGcases. Blank Declarations on hand at all
times which viii be filed up and forwarded on
short notice. [nlfJ E P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27

The Governor General of Canada getzs
s3l 900 per annnm- Sc. GOO more than the
President of the United States.
The Kanzas news., 1858-11-27
C. V. ESKRID
EMPORIA, KANZAS,
Real Estate "A gent,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

AND
Com mis- ssioner of Deeds
For Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
and Iowa.
DRE-EMPTIoN BUSINESS promptly atten-
i dedto; Legal instruments carefully drawn up;
Deeds, Mortgages. Bonds, de-. made out, aeknowl-
edged, and recorded; Sales made on Commission,
and debts collected; Claims registered, sold, and
filed on.
SHARES AND CHOICE LOTS
in Emporia, Madison, and other prosperous towns
in Central Kanzas, ior sale cheap.
Timber and Prairie land, near Emporia, at low
figures per aers-
Land Warrants,
for cash, and on time. can be had at my Office.
Infematien respecting claims, and the Pre-
emption law, given gratis.
Late Platts from the Lend Office for examination
Il return thanks to those who have here's
tofore so literally entrusted their business to my
care, and in the future, as In the past. will en-
deavor to be prompt, punetslal and faithful.
OFFIcE at the store of Hcrnsby Flick, oppo-
site the Emporia House.
C. v. ESKRIDGE.
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Moore, W1lstach, Keys sGtei Co.
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IMPORTING sTATIQNERs nllnlfaet1Ftts of Nepiorau.
u dam, Plssi and nlahk IN Prt-
pleasure In SOLICITING tle attkntVh % Bdyeri 10
thsfF LllFelfe SoeE % re eREAf 8 bEl-
BlyeEs lgio aresal etes h.lf 1odhh
Cap Blank BoQS 1s qlirla flll b1qnd Cap BldnE Bods
al Ittyes, 4 tli Hank cnirs5 No
alGnl HlItE Bo0Et 600 quiFes cui4t0 Hianks 80 t5ss
2Pga bet tfel ttipn 80 gross
~ ie lei :. E1a ~ .iz. - b. it
ePss; Epyei9les, ll Sils 7Fq EqEilss IFsaFy
pers5l - rms. "a nsasidf - Fhs OF Fa
peFsi i Letter Raesfa an
I,assst. etc. - ses sesfs 4.e 1lafli
loFll; 80 dQET P0rtfl A RanIsrIi
49,. sS SSFl llS z = = se fft ~
5Ais ff flacs inyinI1 Ilsf
St6sk frefh. prizes low, nj lxehsnEt saved Z, I
| MOORE, WIL&fACI. EEYa ~ On ~ J
norzl . West RoBFth r., ClBeinusfi
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I
Ia 8. -. -ai
tPENNSKLVAEEI AadE3AILRO ADJ
yETINElR ARF4sS andsater AlOHdiy, De-
fII SiS Fasf aiiL TIl ss FasseSsE staaIoi
TilE Ext TRAIN leaves ths station every evening,
The JOhnsIbEn AceaumOdatIOn train leaves PittSburg
daily, except Sunday at SO oelOek, p. , stopping a
aiOdsiioH Train for Turtle CFee Sis isaves aiiy, tS
sspt Sunday, at 19tp M The Second 4SeqFnpa on
cepted, 41DI pm. The ThIr Faa for
Turtle 0Tsfk, lsaFss daily Sunday, 69pPm
press IS 51 sIsii; 500 T. al; J0hhstoii xesonlnoiH
ton IL : Rrst Turtle Greek Accommodation $50 !u{
e9nd ACCOMMODATION, Il Third Ipodatieni f1V
Trains Blairsyie Indians connect at Blsrsvls
the yohnstoEn AeeamIn rrap East and West.
Pittsburgh and COnne3v stopring at an Sta
Sunday excepted, folloWs-Aail Train. M;
press TTaln S3Up RetuTIns Trains from PifsbuFEh
ana uonneiSVile hOad, ,aEEate ~ F5ttsuTs SIS and
public win and greatly to ,elr Interest
in going East OF West 70 travel BY the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the aeeomHiOdatODS offered. be
passed other route. As ie road Is balnstgd with
~ speed and comfort all ahO may
Tsrs to Nsa York :. @ sls 90 p
- 3 - iPhiladeIPhIa !. -. 70 %
lialumore..szs-- ..s.--.. .-.........- 3 50 -!
Ia iiaIfisSafS. :. IS o
Baggage chtcked % al Stations on the PenHayIVana
RafFuad and 10 lhtladelphat baltimore and New York
Passengers n the ears viii Be CHARGED
Ten Cent? In addition TO the Station rates, from Sa-
tionsI where tio Company has agent. iif ~
NPTGE In case ef loss, tle Company win hnll them
selves Tor personal baggase only ard ir A9
EsBsThs Excelsior omnibus Line has beeatuupICedto 70
sRREsE eE5sed S 5l 4hs 3 2
gage ~ IL 80 nlialH
For Tickets apply to Sr6WARI ASssn ~
janI'' as on LtbtFty and Grant sts., PittsburEl
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w inter Arrange ment.
, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE u. O. R.R

Ii2iis WHEKLIEG STiToN, nov. al, 1851. +
Nm and after Sunday Evening" Nov Sth, the Passenger
~ trains Will leave this station daily $40 A. NJ $40
r ~, and 10 r. NJ, Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily (eacept Suhaysf $40 A. NJ will receive and dis
charge passengers all te principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train
discontinued on East end Of road
Tie Exprsss train daily at a:Ap p b., viii receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only Ben
wood, MolndsTls, Cameron, Burton, Benton's Ferry,
Pairmot, Fetterman Grafton ROWsburg, Piedmont, Cum
berland l2 Water Station Johns Run, tbuTg,
Harpers Ferry MonOcacy, sykesvlle, and w4shinEton
Junction The Alh train daily, except Saturday)a 10
r NJ, will receive and discharge passengers all the prtn
cipaI stations. la-
The will follows: Mail train NJ
train 1U:I5 A. NJ Accommodation train, Cum
berlaud, ut G:A5 P. NJ, Wheeling time.
". q. wOODSIDE Sup't. =
noy9 J. b P0RD, Agent,
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WHEELING AND CINCINNATI WEEKLY
.tE-rti5a4 is.I55a p 3(JK l1.i5 1.tt isi.I 1

.s-c.naI i1aI5Sa p PAOK ET,sl lie99 3.5 leisi
af 10 lTHE s5teudll rlsst steamer
III lk,f.--kli .e-,f,s r. GOu r. EfEsS ~ frrsf
Capt y9gH licl.gls Jr., 4 6, yEEIF, 9lsTf,
+---a arrive aud depart a 's6llstfs. -ii's
LFayVs Wheeling every Tuesday. .sGlsat 2 g
Hiiss. Il FaEEys.. - sa &
Passes & - e ste'it--.ssatt ~ -
i..ss ,sipSIis - at 81 r. 10 ii.
f. epysHdottdH biss ..3n7s 1tl.otlI -. p
"a ~ :. z 4.
Arrives a Olneinnati On ThaTsiay morning.
al EEHsNIHG Ti.fsE EIalzffItt- > eoIglsl =
Leaves cneinpat every Friday at o'eloek P y
isses PdTtIiInriti sf RanfddV .LahG 8stt EsAi.
Ss.lstsS1EE Z b. ~ TTsst TTsstta,z s.srFSS n
- .. g@lIR9li4 P.tD. = - 1;;:,,i.sts-st 5i:: 3 ~ Il
PemeToy- { 4 list aIs p T.
HsgIyss At PaFss'sR :, q
Arrives At yIhssltuE ey'.Ty naayessnlnE- s,9 Ef i
AgfRtS--rS, g. llkeE fco., Wliefingf ssc,s .srtl
H-s." Han, iettiete 3 Co., tlaFietta.
Ff1 Ef1ii1 M H. liattilly r3 Hii-
-a- - T., ,Alsl slnfEet GinQgDnt.3fe snff4g efff RI
George L. ye.nso9 Z G2,,c cnellnstl; i-..,ii.
~ The O6afier VA pass az Way Sttpns ht tbe Id
verttaeq tHts u 1HS319 sf3 Faa lei osls
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nd OOlthE ESPONDENTs. ]

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising or other a.
the Inegencer, should be addressed TO
concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
Ol be addressed the Edtors jointly, or to either one
vf them
olly en- side Of tIepaper.
a secure prompt attention to Correspondents than
L:y might otherwise receive. .i'
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-4t,s,., 1sas SEWING sHyAEHLS ES.ls lsIf,is sris
llvE tbs snsY fer seEtlR lfpshlness pEies
sSs % $500 seen II my Eafel0dst, s6uI tt
'Ng1 GEO. WILSON.
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EEI INC IA MONDAY = INFORMING .JANTARYa2 %. 1888
TRANSPO q !. ORTATION,

1S57-8.Io ss7s''ssszs i='ss3IIi - 1S67-
- -
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!. Il llTRANsP ORTATTON.
cIevela sPittsburgn & sWneeI-
.Iss7ndsis ing Railroad. sims 81

ST1SIsl
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80 g
ON and amer Monday, Des n 1851 trains Rili run as
i aui -ilt iG LEAVE, GLEvBLAND:J f-: EnGf
1850 A. NJ NAP ISp sGPg9 p g a gu stations, aTrTas
tHi'As T:9U r Nj 73f37 In
si'i bg - n9s1EAvE PITfsBUIsGIi: ail 10 90
$3.50 A. Express Train, stopl at All SECULAR stations,
'Statons for this traI6,) aIrives at bridgeport
na ~ -ii AZ tltt9 4 No t}si4 4fa1sf afi1 - 49SF
1885 r. NJ Mail rr1ln, stops At a way sapDs except New
Salisbury, SumIuityile, Hanover, East Eoehes-
y 'e ter, MOultre, Winch ester, Lima Eifivie Bell
81 1 'u ford and NsWenEEh are dag sLations fer this
Bridgeport at I:2O T II. :.
y t9lltGI ~ ia EENvE BRIDGEPORT: 'hi
500 A. n Mail Train, stopping hI regular stations arrives
5..s D slis At Pittsburgh nt T;l5 A II. .gf. 4f4 -'
2E4 r. n. Express Train stopping at all regular satiCns
- lDeep R1r, sloans, Port hotnsr are nag sta
d ;.ff NJ and at Cleveland At 9s31 p II. .. 80;
1850 p. II. Past Express Traln stopping
1saia7 otiOns, arriving at Pittsburgh vt 9:i0PME
But train from Bridgeport to Cleveland dayIeaves
luo.1t ia s9il -ltEt Connections. .iili -lsEi
are made by all thropsy trars follows:
the NortWest; Ao, for Erc DInkirI, BudRlo, Niagara
Falls and Canada. tfr.-..-d. fal1 t.sa fIdftrI-''
At StsubepyIle and lesr with the stenbenvre IndI.
and Central Ohio Railroads., Cadz CoShocton
ark BareFie, ZAneStle WiniDg gtOn laneaster Coiur-
bus Cincinnati, lndiabnEolis and ST. Louis. q i Z
At Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum.
befland srpers Ferry, Baltimore and Washington CITY
Gus Offices te le also at the Union Ticket Once OPP
Posite the Leveei Wheeling, Va, and the Union ONCE,
u Superior ST., CleYeland, Ohio ~ NO. 3aI
Dee Is, 1901 Mast. franspoiati6p
ai'eial'W w inter Arrange ment. :.
\ 7YzSsstl ~ 81 III lsssf7'7s, S'lD
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~ BE partleular and AK tor TIcktts vIa the O W..
Short Line Kali Road, ~ 2 . Hg rre "7l,s'' ~
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For the information Of strangers visiting the eity,ws pub
lib the following list Ofth dHerept Churches, and their
rs and place Of meeting. If there any mistakes We
uillnlaEr the necessary correction with pleasure:
S. Nnks4r's ki,iscoq0liuB, Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. T. T. PkRklSs ornhg services leS
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For THROUGH Tickets aid other information, AnSnir
Central Ohio Ticket once, tliespf g House, Mate
street, Whesling,NA. ----. - -,
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This route passes through N. IexngtoG Haneaster Cir
clevile, Washington, Wilmington AlafToWthe Fiees
aLd most beautiful part Of OHIO ~.
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TRAINS .IEAV4s EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS;
At 12:lSb t1:iu PM, Cncpnati and points a6Oy
arrival Of Central ohio FTains of Wheeling aud 4
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Mt four instead ofseven. Industry, frugali-
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Htsrs ABOUT MAKING PRtsEyEs.--l is
notgenerally known, boiling Gnit long
time, and skimmsngitlweII without. the su,
gar, and without ascestr: 70 the preserving
pan, is a. very eSce RicaI and exoellebt
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:skums Uses fram the fSuit, ,;aad not sftonIhe
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all tie wate,y particles sFs ffaIf pssss
sayses keep firm and sHayetsds TIA
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABDEv1LLE DIsTR1cT.-lN ORDINARY.
Isaac Carlisle, App't.] Partition
vs. In the matter of tho
VIM. Carlisle, Agnes Real Estate, Of James.
Kennedy, et al, Carlisle decd -
Def'ts. slg
appearing TO my satisfaction that the chill
L drsn Of Jamcs Garlisle, names not known
the children Of saml Carlisle. names noa
not known; the children Of Margaret Shkckle.
ford, names not known; and The children of
Francis Carlisle. names not known, hsira gsiSsi.
distributes of James Carlisle, decd, resids Hs-.
yond the limits Of this State. Isl Therefore,
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.. sale of1h,e Reai the said Jatdes ca.
D. ls6esor their consent TO the same 3s;kS
entered Of record ~. 81
g "a -, - WILLIAM Hill, o. An
81 oct. ., lSoIgl;;1 AS2S ~ 8m
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How TO MEET TRoUDLE.-We should
brave trouble, as the New England boy
braves Winter. Tho school is mile
away over the snowy hills, yet lie fingers
not by the fire; but, with his books slung
over his shoulder, and his cap tied closely
under his chin, he sets out to face the storm.
And when he reaches the topmost ridge,
where the powdered SHOW lies in drifts, and
the north wind comes keen and biting,
does he shrink and cover down beneath
the fences, or run into the nearest house to
warm himself9 No; he buttons up his coat,
and rejoces to defy the blast, and tosscs
the snow wreatfs with his foot; and so. erect
and fearless, with strong heart and iuddy
cheek. goes on to his place ut school.
Now, when the fierce winds Of adversely
blow over you, and your life's summer lies
buried beneath frost and snow, do linger in
active, or sink cowardy down by the way,
or turn aside from your course for momen-
tary warmth and shelter, but, with stout
heart and firm step, go forward in Gods
strength to vanIuish trouble, and bid def.
ancc TO disaster. If there is ever time to
be ambitious, it is not when ambition is
easy, but when it is hard. Fight in darkness ;
| fight when you are down; die hard, and
you won't die at all. That gelatinous bod
ieh man, whose bones are not even muscles,
and whose muscles are pulp-that man is
| Il coward.
1t is not work that kills men it is worry
Work is healthy you can hardly put more
upon man Than. he can bear. Worry
is rust .u%5h the blade. tits not the revo-
lnlion that destroys the machinery but the
friction. Fear secrets acids; but love and
trust are sweet juices.
Henry Ward Beechcr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06

LONG FACES SuolrENED.-"It is an c,-
'"' ~ 'ih"i, .i."t @" 10 e r""= i, e>,.u.;.l to
good morals, or that lughing is all unpar-
lonahlc crime"
And yet how marr there are who act ms
if they thought so. some men 90 through
life with a countcnaIrc so gloomy, that one
would suppose the wrl WAS nothing but Il
waste, bowling Wilderness, instead of the
beautiful creation Which Cod has made II.
From their sad and rcpulsivo looks, you
would certainly inf-rthat it was the great
est of all sins to enjo. anything ofIhe abun-
dance which our kin, Father above has so
literally given us TO e'joy.
There is no religio, in sanctimonious
face, nor is there any sin in laugh. Those
who choose can thnkso, but MS for us. we
intend to laugh and gov fat, and believe
that in SO doing we siall better please God
than in wearing a sad and disfgured coun.
tcnnnce, such as the Savior said was sworn
by the sef:righteous, lypocritical Phar isecs
of old.-Boston Olive Branch.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-06
;. p. R 0BERTS0N.
pTRIIC AJICTI0NEER.

VVOULD respectfully offer his services tt
' the citizens of this and the adjoining
Districts. He is 80 generally known, that he
deems it unnecessary to do more than refer tc
his address, viz: diamond HIH p. o., Able
vile District and all communications directed
to him will receive prompt attention.
Nov. Z, 1856. 27-tf