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TIE WooD PILE.-The time Is past ia the
West and South when it made no difference
bow much wood . family burned. Even in
regions where wood 10 abundant. the expense
sLfeesting il Is : large item Of family cost. and
people arc learning to make their wood pile
last - long - possible. There 10 I'd agent
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Charter Oak Stove. Try it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

q The colored folks had ball, the other
night, at which q considerable row occurred.
One hit another over the head with . fence
nail. and laid him cool for few minutes. The
mitssiler, or master Of this new style Of fencing
al once cut dirt, thinking be bad killed his man,
and 10 psebably running yet. So the row re
suited 10 some good, after all.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17
Brick.

WyE have juss finished burning large kEs
w Of brick, tie best ever bsrst 10 this part
Of The country, and are nov prepared 10 III
orders. foe cash. supply viil b. kspt ~ al
ssasoo. WILLIAMS 1 WHlTHAX.
Whfeo oioud, Juce 20
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Notice.

TINE business formerly carried on By W.D
B~eler 4 Sons, In the Lanber trade, vill
be continued. the present ressou. BY the junior
member Of the 6ro, Ard oar old customers
nav be aaeured that, rs far ~ possible. they
Uni meet Nth The sane aeeo1modatioss -
heretofore. BEELER BIO.
White Cloud, March -. 1870.
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MrrHonrsr EpiscosAL CHuacH.-Rev. e.
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morning and evening. Sabbath School at 8
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AZ. * A +.

WHITE CLOUD LODGE, Ne. 10. A. T:
4 A. NJ, meets at their Hall, third story o.
Dosiaud's Building. on the Lesee' on tne
wednesday night, on o. before the Full moon'
In each month.
DC ,TAyloa, Sec'y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

q Measles are nov having full ssay ID this
town. All ages, sexes and conditions are hav
ing them. and many cases are quite severe
Scarcely family ID exempt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

u John Milton. Benjamin franklin and
Henry Clay .oteA At this precinct. last week.
George Washington recently lived here. but
has removed 70 Missouri.
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TwKsrr FIVE CEsrs.-This amount win buy
bottle Of Ms. Whitcomb's Syrup. the great
soothing remedy for all diseases incident to
infants and children,
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o See advertisement of Dr.. Butts Dispen.
sary, headed Book for the Million-MARRI-
AGE GUlDE-in another column. It should
b. read BY all. '.
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70 The Bridge Ordinance carried 10 St. 10.
eeph, iass week. There 10 nov nothing else to
do but To build the bridge. We think the most
eligible place for St. Joseph to bridge the river.
10 at White Cloud.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

u Rev. Charles B. Boynton, Washington.
D. c., says of "0ur Fathers Hosse :" While
sciences. falsely so-calIed. is ende avoring to
separ.te creation from its God, Dr.. March
teaches the Christian to behold God 10 every
thing. and trust the teacher will find his way
into thousands Of familieS.
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" The grading Of the Atchison and Nebras
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-08
A NEW IDEA ON IMMIGRATION.

The Wing has writer who feels some
what alarmed at the immigration policy
which our cotemporary advocates. de
thinks we have enough people in Tennes-
see now, and if we only encourage them
to work, their increase in population
would soon give us all the labor and people
we need. His faith must be very strong,
for we should think that after nearly
century of experimenting on this basis, he
would find the growth compared with that
of Illinois, for example, very unsatisfacto-
ry. The experience in those States shows
that the homeless immigrants of which
the Whig's correspondent complains, make
not only good homes for themselves, but
help very materially in making better and
more valuable the homes of those "to the
manor BORN The gentleman referred to
has evidently never had much experience
with homeless " immigrants, or he would
not have any fears. He seems to labor un-
der the impression that the men who come
to Tennessee are "homeless,' for he speaks
of immigrants as the homeless popula-
ton either from Europe or from other sec
tons of our own country" We wonder
how many of these '.homeless men have
been instrumental in building up the man
ufacturing establishments, extending the
business, and building the hundreds of
new homes the gentleman sees everywhere
about him in this growing city. Knox
vile has nearly doubled its population
since the war, and how much of this in
crease has como from the direction so dis
paragingly referred to 10y this Rip Van
Wrinkle, who has apparently just aroused
from his long sleep. He has lived and
learned to a poor advantage if he thinks
only "homelessn men come to Tennessee.
Thousands of as good men as were ever
born in Tennessee, or elsewhere, have
come here, and have been the means of
doing us good. The world is the better for
this shaking up we are getting. Men, like
plants, sometimes do better by transplant
ing We get new ideas new life and new
vigor 10y such changes, andif we had more
of the unceasing energy, determined en-
terprisc and thrift of the population that
has dotted, a. by magic, the vast prairies
of the West with populous cities and grow
ing towns, we would be better off in every
respect. Such ill-timed communications
as we refer to do no good The writer can
bury himself in the mountains, where he
will find forests boundless and undisturb-
ed; but if he toW live III the busy world,
let him wake up, and find that he is not
living in China or Hindoostan, where such
ideas as he advances receive encourage
ment.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-08
REpuprArror ENDORSED.

We learn that one of the Foreign Insurance
Companies doing business in this State, yester-
day presented nine bonds of the State, issued to
the Tennessee and Pacific railroad, and one is
sued TO the Mineral Home railroad, rs compli-
ance with the law requiring State bonds TO be de-
posted with the Comptroller prior to the trans
action of any business in the State by Foreign
Insurance Company The Comptroller rejected
these bonds, and required deposit of other
bonds before he would issue the necessary GER
tifcate. n--Nashriie Union and american.
Before the General Assembly has finally
acted upon the proposition to repudiate
that part of our debt now under considera-
ton, the Comptroller of the State makes
haste to endorse and hurry reputation by
the above arbitrary, and as we believe, un-
warranted action. As we understand,
through our special kilograms, the status of
this question, the resolution declaring null
and void the Mineral Home Railroad bonds
and the resolution instructing the Comp
troller and Treasurer not to pay the bonds
issued to the Tennessee and Pacific Rail-
road Company, have passed the second
reading in the Senate and are made the
special order for Wednesday next. In
this attitude of the case, it seems to us the
Comptroller's action is hasty and unwise.
If he feared reputation of these bonds,
he might have insisted upon the deposit of
others as collateral security, but to repudi-
ate them outright, as from the above he
seems to have done, rather anticipates the
action of the Legislature, and looks very
much as though this ruinous and disgrace
full act was to be pressed through as parti-
san measure. But it is Democracy pure
and undisguised. 1t violates the faith of
the State, because the bonds are principal
ly held by parties in New York, who were
foolish enough to have confidence in our
chosen agents.