Nevada national., 1859-01-15

and nay be- bccau5a they must needs "diur
out. - or not at all. Had they been The
bank,-'s s sons II would have teen for fi.h.
ion sake-wilh these little boys i was
matter Of necessity. There is nobleness in
llus dining autn The poor lahorcr. ly
economy aud such food will gather fir more
Of lifc's ncccssarcs into a comfortable little
bone. than many OF those Who laugh 10 See
him vUlgarly dining ont" upon door
sill lie may become rich. and viii never
be found standing in the avenues Of folly =
hurlcsque upon his race. a ilmscy pattern
OF humanity lie viii De- a good citizen. and
h's children will Inherit his good health his
Jerp chest. bis powerful muscles. and his
frugal ard Industrious habits. Upon TIE
broad shoulders and stout arms OF such men
and women and their un.pol,.d dccrHdant S
leans much Of the active and eveutiul
future.
The toys in the bankers door-may they
always get bread cuous sh--hayc busy
world 10 move 20. aud it may roll them into
banks q ihtir own. and into positions where
the friendships aud respect OF al will be
tLeirs. Some may laugh when ih y see ihcm
- dining ont ." but Meth II the eating ol cold
dry bread nor iAe idle lanah OF those who
make iai." OF them fcan keep the boy, from
becoming great men. There is genuiuc viz
tue in dining out upon the door step.
under trees. 10 nela-. 10 ihe street any were.
Those who decided us r"puh'.Hrn'sm anu
national comfort diued cut " IN wiuicr
and summer wh-lc ,trusliu- ,or what $50
are uow ,ud 10 enjoy Ihc farmer dimes
out in his harvest l.ld'. and what c"nid
We do without ibc farmer lie wlo iri ihe
multitude besides the Gnlilln S "a Was u."d
90 dining ont. Many q. thc great and
good have du out though cme people
in this enlightened day do laugh 20 see a
poor man eating in ihe street.
Woxpgrrtr PulSou >oN ~ 1jor Gene
eral McCarile. IN the V'gl,hlrg True south.
ron. saws I'VE clgouiclrl. on Tue lay
the killing of an elephant recently c>c9p d!
IRON mcnaerrie We rcer,; TO learn That
before he was killed. be- di great d1m"-e
aud utterly ruined one planter iH llnd'
county. Passing through biz plantation. the
huge beast came across two stack, OF fodder
-one of which hcdevourad instantly. while
beho.st.d tire other on his trunk, and, bear.
ing 10 before him as a ,hicld. he marched on
10 solitary grandeur. lie soon reached q
point where the negroes OF the plantation
were taking their dinner, when the unusual
ST cht which met their eyes "a frightened
them that they all turned white! When
their fears had subsidcd. finding That they
were all white men and women. they all de-
liberatelv walked of. ard left the owner OF
the plantation without a solitary darkcy
This remarkable phenomenon may seem
rather strange to the incredulous. bus if any
one doubts the truth o. our statement, d
highly respectable gentleman Of this city is
fully prepared to sub-iautiuic il in every
particular. We have often heard OF per
sons hair being turned white from .ddcG
and overpowering icar. bnt do not remember
before to have heard oi an Africans skin
changing color from the same csu,e. WAilo
we sincerely syupathsc ID The owner OF
the negroes in bis Sc, arc loss. We earnestly
hope shat thi, remarkable case viii o. thor
oughly Investigated by philosophers.