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ProposaIs for Building School House,

SEALED proposals will be received by the undersigned
~ At white Cloud Kansas until IL o'clock NJ ON Satur
day March s 1871 for the erection Of School House.
aid place Plans and specifications may be by calling
~, fhe meteorological White Cloud the Office of T.
Carr Architect Leavenworth. Kansas. Bids will he
ceyed for the whole work complete for the different por
t;rs .ensratrly Contractors will be required give bons
r the faithful performance Of the work The right is re.
served to reject any and all bids Offered
By order Of the School Beard
ian "a ls7s-t H. FORNCR0OK- Dist. Clerk
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DSYCHoLoGIC Fascination or Soul Charming. 400
Il pages by Herbert Hamilton. H. A. How to use this
power (which all pssess) at will Divination Spritnalism
Snrcerics Demonoloey. and thousand other wonders
Price by mail 81 g in cloth s1oo Copy FREE
to agents oni 81 90 monthly easily made. Address W.
EVANS Publisher, Al $ eth ST.. Philadelphia Pa.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

81. Louis. March ).
Flour-Dull but unchanged.
wh.at-Spring firm and steady. No. 2 in elevator 81 D.
elevator fall held firm and above the views of
No. red 81 20: No. and in deman at 81 6s
No. . saleable at 81 Is.
Corn-Dnll but unchanged: No. mixed i0ic. No. 2
white mixed nc in bulk mixed Sic; white mixed 81 sc
choice white 55ic. sacked
Oats-Dull but unchanged: M. mixed 36sc; No.
white 3s.c in bulk mixed Il a isc. sacked.
Barley-Duil and dropping; Ma, Iowa spring Csc :;
choice CSC.
Rye-Dull and lower; No. Q. 20 a soc.
Mess Pork-Unchansed S12 J0d Is 90.
Dry Salt Mcats-Qniet and M minal round lots loose
shoers sacable 4c loo,s clear nib sides &C. clear
sides 6sc.
Bacon-Unchanged.
Cattle-Choce and in brisk demand at IS ooa5 80;
stock in good request at g JOd4 Co..
Hoss-Ouiet and weak; q O0a4 TO- Receipts, 500.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.
THE LADY'S FRIEND.
The publishers Of the Iadys Friend have concluded
reduce its price to single subscribers from s? 20 to satbe
prices tn Clubs already low) remaining the
The following novelrts with tine usual variety Of short
stories announced 1874 Mrs Woods noveet will
run through the whole year.
WITHIN THE MAZE: DR. LADY ANDINNIAN'S
TRIAL.
BY Mrs. Henry wood author Of East Lynne" etc.
UNA AND HER LIONS
By Miss A. L. Munney. anthor Of Zone womans Expert
ence" Jealousy" etc, etc.
QUEEN COQUETTA,
By Daisy ventnor, author Of Prince Charming etc.
ONLY WISH,
by A. N. Dana, author If Earring Chords etc. etc.
MISSION WORK,
BY Mrs Margaret Ho-mer author of "a Turn in
Wheel" etc, etc.
AN EVERYDAY HEROINE
BY Amanda NJ Douglas author Of Solid Silver" "A Lit.
tie Money, etc
INTERCHANGEABLE engravingr Of the Lady's Friend
character. They embrace beautiful
pictures Of subjects which onch the sentiments and ac
TONS illustrations Of N1vcets and Stories illustrations
Of the Fashions tnclning frum which patterns for
almost everything b- ordered at low price, ilustra
tions IF Ladies' Fancy Work. etc.
MUSC-A piece Of the latest and most fashionable Mu
sic accompanies every number. The Music is of itself
worth the price Of the magazine.
In short the Ladys Friend aims to he. and its pruprie
tors think IL IA the Refined Beautiful and Interesting
of the Magahnes-b~ng i'm Cover Engravings, and Con
tents, just what lady s magazine should be.
TERMS year. Four copies. g; Eight copies land
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Address, DEACON PETERSON
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~ II you feel dull drowsy, dcbated have frequent
headache mouth tastes badly poor appetite and tongue
coated You are suffering from Torpid Liver bilious
ness and nothing will cure speedily permanent
ly as DIR. PIERcE's Golden Medical Discovery en-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
Let Nobody Deceive Yea,

by claiming that one Baking Powder is good another
Most Of them mixtures Of something; Glcts is pur
and economical and his Double Strength Flavorings VIVA
every family should use.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

n We have been handed communication re'a"se "
that same old spelling Match which We do not oonsloer
of sufficient interest publish nasmuch as the n.s
been exhausted Suffice ii to say that the "el eA'.s
that the country school cannot be successfully wres'en
in Mciuey Spelling Book and that they arc re.ns
all corners any Of the other branches anen' ~ JUL
common schools.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

A. L. n r. R-The contract let Last week for gra-
ding the Afehis"n and Nebraska Railroad Tecumseh
:" Lincoln II to be completed by the 2oh of June and
oS the 9TH Of July. is expected through will
frum 81 L"uis to Fort Kearney
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

LINES OF LOVE.
Like brilliant dimonds sit in gold.
Each eye Of thine at other shine:
Thy form 50 graceful makes me wish
Ny heart was holy thine.
Ever from the hour saw the first.
Fresh as the due upon the le-
Under thy sweet bewiching smiles.
Comes burning thoughts Of the.
Know though the love that kindles her.
Years. long. long years cold not eface:
o. may that merncry keep clere.
Until ! meet thee face to face.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
De Yes Want S!ood Seeds ,

The best are the cheapest. D. II. FERRY L. Co.'S Seeds
of Detroit Michigan raised in harder climate than
Kansas and superior other this State You
cannot afford to seeds that will produce good
tables Hence, huy d. NJ Ferry Co.. sees and no 9th
ers Catalogue sent free meb7mI
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NOTICE.
State Fair Proposals.
AGRICULTURAL ROOMS.
Capitol Building.

IOfEkA- January fos~
At meeting Of the executive committee Of the Kan
State Agricultural Society, to be held in the Capitol
Buildn. Topeka. March 18th, at O'Clock NJ proposals
for thu Of the State Fair for 1s12 will be considered
All towns and localities competing for the respect
fully invited send sealed proposals to the Secretary
Office before 10 o'clock of the l2th proximo Pro-
posals must condition that the exhibition halls
executive department amphifheatre horse and cattle
stalls sheep and hog pens &c. will be sufficient In
her and accommodate the exhibitors and
tendants State FAIR detailed statement Thereof must
accompany the proposal with the amount of cash to be paid
the first day Of the Fair in addition thereto II is the pur-
pose executive board to publish the premium list in
Apr advertise the Fair extensively and with the
dial s,,pport farmers mechanics stock raisers and
other friends Of agriculture to make the State Fair the
Fair Of the West
II. j. STRICKLER
ALFRED GRAZ President.
Secretary. Fcb.e.td.
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MARRIAGE Gr1pE--Interesting work, cngra-
wings 2ai pages Price 30 Address DR. Butts Dis
pensary 70 North Eighth Street St Louis No. See ad.
vertisement. 29febly.
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cOSS A MONTH tn sell our Universal Cement Com
Se1 lbnati"n Tunnel Button Hole Cutter and other
y. articles Saco NOVELTY Co.. Ssco, Ne.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

Mas wHTcoMBs SYRUr.-The great soothing remedy
rree only % cents Gives rest to the mother and health
to the child. Sold by Druggists See Advertisement.
29fcbly.
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Attachment Notice.

pe,ra Jo.hua TAYLOR Justice Of the peace Of Iowa
T"wn,hip County of Douiphan, and State of Kansas.
s sas:. BAILEY sss ant ss'I's'
style Of Bailey Noyes
Peter Weaver, J Defendant
nN the 9Th day Of February A. d. iss said Justice is
an or,lsr Of attachment in the above action for
~, nm 81 onr hundred and thirteen dollars and seventy
t delft and for fifty dollars to cover costs Said
cent a .na until March soth A. d. Is1a clock
A. M BAILEY MOVES Pl,intifs
"a r.t-r.rr 10 A d. Is.2-3w. Prs fee "a
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(EsrABlIsazD IN Is3sl
WEIGH L GRIFFITHS

SUPERIOR TO ALL OrHKRA
Axes, Rfles, Cass 1seel. Mill HaRntsAAngs' eee
) - Get the hes1 they YIN p.eye ths ehe.pese fnoe
I0A"oo- '''~ - IELCH GKfFFfTHS
Dssssa, Hsss., - Dsssss' Asee'
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"a Cs.pIese Pictorial History Of the Time.
" The best. cheapest. and meet saccesfal Fa
lily Paper In the Cnios.o
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Nosires NJ the Press.
The NOBEL NEwsrarEK Of country. Complete - Az
the departments Of an American Family Paper. H.Rfkns
WEEKLY has earned for itself right tn its title A Joub
NAL or CIvfIIz ATIONt-Se,r Tork EreniAg Post
The publication Of its class In America ana 90 M
ahead IF all other weekly journals not To permit Of any
between and of their number. Its cob
u,s contain the inr-f c@lecfons Of reading matter that
arr printed illustrations and bpauti
f being furnished by the chief artists VI the country.
Boston Tsarefcy.
H,RrERs WEEKLY Is the best md NEST interesting ins
trafed newspaper Nor does its valne depend on its us
Its reading In of high order NJ NJ
mert-var-d instructive, entcrsainng aud
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DoNIpHAN COUNTY DIRECToRY.

Judge I'd Judicial District-NATnAN PRICE
County Ccmmissioners-JoHs L. BLAIR HENRY STEELE
JOSEPH RANDOLPH
Shcrif-SANuEL MAQCuKEy.
Treasurer-DIE CRAIG
County Clerk-CHARIKs RArrKLYR
District Cerk-FRANK BRowN
County Attorney-JoEL HoLT.
Probate Judge-JoHS G. GORpoy
Register Of Deeds-DINcAS McINToeH.
School Supefintendent-D. W. BROWN.
Coroner-L 7. HOLLAND
Surveyor-HENKY WILSON.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor- JOSHUA TAYLOR.
Counclmen-JoHN S. HOOK. C. +. VAN BUsxIRx II. H.
HINES ID. c. TAYLOR PETER l. PALMER.
City Clerk-w- II. FoRSCRooK.
CITY Treasurer-SoI- MILLER
CITY Marshal-W. W. MOORE.
City Engineer-C W. SHREvE-
Street Observation-Disclosures DUNIKAvY.
Health Offcer-DR. THos. c. SuREyR
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
COTTONWOOD SHINGLES
FOR SALE AT WHITE CLOUD!

w nave Four Hundred Thoassnd Shingles hand.
S,;,, e very best quality. We but the best
~. - - ~ nave re-ntted machinery be
aose !" cut "ea per day. We sen at the very lowest
pAs-s,s., HELvEY & SHOEYOI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

A
THRnkI, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD!
In the wonderful medicine TO which tire effected
ere above pointed for relief tie G.seoverer leievcs
b: has combined In harmon rso-c reinrcr most
sovereign curative proptrtcs Itch Cod Las fEstin
ci n:o the vegetable Kingdom for Lcaiing Ire sick,
than ever before eoElii red IN Crc r.cdicinc-
Tn. evidence cftis fact r. fcud in ttcr -c=tyrrcty
Ct most obstinate diseases wLiea u cs been fcrrd
{, con1Icr. IL tss cu-e Of lsEcuC itsis, Scycro
C57gas, a,i the carly stages ~ CensuMp:
ton, IL kas a-t.aisAti tie r-eeicai Eculi-. ard
cal discovery 81 tho Vile II cures tie scvcr-
est Coughs u tic n and critics
the blood. D. IL r,st ri'l thorouf b Iced puri-
fling pro7c.tics, II cI-rs 81 I.uE crD f.eri tie
wort ScrOb II , tor-i-cl E1ctch, PfE-EIc
or E.ngt10n. Mcrcii al iiscasc. GireT<l Ttsscrs,
and th-ir effects are ersieaicd srd yirurt hcalih
and Q soun,; ecn<ti.s:.ici e~;atli,Led. Trysfpc.
lIS, SAILS lIhcu,. -. Fever Sores, ecaly or
elu.cd by Ia bisoi ecrrrerrd b. this Powerful
p1ifyiis a3l in,igorainx T. e6ieinc.
yJ1 f:.i GulL drowry. tcbilitaied. have paIicw
color ~ ria. oS yellowish brown spots ON face tr
ia1Gih internal heat or sLilis slferrsted with hot
ia-es. l,v spirits and gloomy fosebodinep, irsEr-
lar appetite. and tongue cuaeevl. yea are fufefirg
from Torpid Liver OF ~0ili0usness.o
In many eases Of silver Complaint" CRY
dy for an such eases DE. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery has equal. Il efeefs pcs6eet cures.
leaving the liver Strengthened apd healthy. Fer the
cure d B1abis1al COnssipatl0n a. thc Bow
used 1t foe tlis pureose ere Icsd IN ies psaise.
The proprietor oAess tfSooscwafd 6s . medicine
that yin equal II for the cure Of al tho diseases for
which u 10 reeoOmcnded.
R y. Pierce. =. D. Sole PiSps,sfos. It his CbSSisa
laboratory. IA Scnsrs street. Buisie, *. =.
ssad roar sddrsss ior panphlsG
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUndH.-Pulic worship every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath School mt o'clock
NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings All are nvi-
ted TO attend
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

Great Many Articles
Besides Glets Baking Powder and Favorings are manu-.
featured at iiicts Chemical Works Bueincs Inks
fnmery Hair Oils &c. and anything bearing this stamp il
warranted GOOD.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

The lasiirs gave Leap Year Phantom Ball on Mon.
DAY night which vas numerously attended by persons in
knklnx uniform probably as large collection Of
ooks assembled outside of populous graveyard
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

Saturday is the day for opening the school house
bids Il Is expected that number proposals. will be
submitted
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

ssszes.. I. o. o. F.
90 WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. G. l. O. of
o. F.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
story Buskirks Building Main Street. every Sat
evening o'clock Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
II. II. HINES, y. e.
WILLIAM FAIRaLI. II. =.
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. g. !. q. O. f., meets every
Saturday night. in the Myers Closes Durg
Store. Highland Kansas. s F. AMSBURY, n. q.
W. TREyRrr X. S
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A. F. & A. M.

Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. re, A. F. A.
wv NJ. meets at their Hall. third story If Weeks
Building the Lev-e wedne sday night. before
Full Moon in each month. and every weeks there
after. X. II. WILLIAMS, W. N.
c. W. SHREvE Scc'y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
WHITE CLOUD MARKET.

WHITE CLOUD MARKET.
Fall Wheat 350s 1.50
Ccrn-21d ~.
0ats-25c.
Barley-2Jd Zoe.
Potatoes-s0a1J &c.
Flour-S4. 75d 800 per hundred.
Pork-Clear sides, Toe; Hams, Ia.c; Lard 1oc
I;utfcr-l5c
E-gs-10c.
Hiles-Dry flint. 16sc.
wool-washed 40d s0c.
Groceiies--Srcar. I2 6sc Coffee. esc; Salt rer Dbl.
8 So Dried Api,n,s. Iaic: Dried Peaches iasc
Chickpns-pcr dozen, $50.
Nnils-per k--. $3.50.
Cottonwood Lumber-sls. 00d 90 90 per NJ
Hogs-pcr 100 pounds. gross. s325.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

WAF-The following exquisite lines were picked up
on the street. the other day As the authorship unknown
and the world should not lose the benefit Of the GEM we
bercw it'll embau it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

F.r., Acrnvxr rRoN FIREA RAs-We have to record an
other fatal accident from careless handling OF frearms
On Tuesday night Mr. JONES, plasterer living In tne
lower part Of town. preparing shotgun to go
the following morning He working with the lock- inc
piece being loaded and cap the tube HIS son sged
eleven or twelve. sitting on CHAIR IN ir"n' vi w
,,,,. AZ the n holding the baby This being the sua
,;on the inevitable mishap was not long delayed The
hammer accidentally fell the cap exploded and the entire
charge of shot entered the boys body near the hea XIII
ing him almost instantly. The baby was unhnrt
This addition to the long list Of similar accidents van
UNDECIDED as q warning against the careless hanonns
frearms.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

WANT SurrLIED.-That splendid and model road, the
Kansas CITY, St Joseph and Council Bluffs Railway, has
lately put operation arrangement which Is OF geas
benefit this part Of the country is running noon
train north from Kansas City Hitherto passenger ON
this side of the river failed make connection by the NOR
ming train on the Missouri Pacific Road he was fixed for
that day. and until evening of the next day Now he has
chance to make later in the day. on the other
side of the river train leaves Kansas City
noon passengers from Leavenworth can cross inc
river at noon and meet this train and reach Atcson 1t
bafnas, two in ample time the afternoon train on the
Atchisou and Nebraska Road gives half day longer to
remain in Learenworh and affords means of salvation TO
those who miss the morning train the Missouri PACING
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
GREAT SAVING TO C0NSUMERS,

n Piano Co., y. Y. LIST class $50. No Agents
" ~ Names Of atrens in 10 States in Circular 2efIw
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And good business for two persons Of either in
White Cloud and adjoining lawns by which you make
from si0o to sl0 per month with but little interference
with ordinary business Articles staple -four
ton CLOTH good business for agents If whole
time is given. mnch larger he made Club Circ
lars free giving complete list of articles and
lowed Ho1roN BRINDAGE Co., Gil Pine St. st. Louis,
Mo. aofrbiw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-11

1t is one of the severest tests OF
friendship to tell man of his faults
If you are angry with man, it is not
hard to go to him and stab him with
words, singing his soul to madness, or
disgraeing him in the presence of his
foes; but so to love man that YOU
cannot bear to see the stain of sin upon
him, and to go to him alone and speak
painful truths in touching, tender
words--that is friendship, and a friend
ship as rare as it is precious.
Few indeed have such friends. Our
friends pet us, and praise us, and fat
ter us, and justly us in all we do, for
fear they shall hurt our feelings, and il
IS left for enemies to rip the coverings
from our faults, and tear our wounds
open, and teach us when we are at the
point of the sword.
Iffriends would reprovc us more.
enemies would wound us less, and find
less opportunity to pierce and rend our
hearts with their fierce repreaches.
Do you wish to be my friend? Will
you then tell me my faults to my face
Will you do it in season, before you
are out of patience or angry? Will
you still tell them to me though am
inpatient and annoyed at your faith
fulncss? Will you tillpress the truth
tenderly home upon me, until |
am calmed and convinced, and pcni-
tent? Will you refuse to be an enemy.
and not allow yourself to be counted
as a stranger, but keep on in faithful
dealing till you have won me from the
wrong and led me to the right? If
| greet you and welcome you, for
faithful are the wounds of a friend,
but the kisses of an enemy are deceit
temperance Herald.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-11

THE father-in-law of DR.. Living
stone, the missing African explorer, is
Rev. Robert Maffatt, the African mis-
sionary, who has himself been fifteen
hundred miles into the interior of Az.
rica, and therefore knows something
about the people of that region. In d
lecture the other day at Rydc, in En-
gland, he spoke quite confidently of the
safety of DIR. Livingstone. He gave
1t as his impression that the Doctor
Wa. the enforced guest-probably with
q, view to ransom-of some African
chief who, finding him to be friendly,
doubtless considered him wandering
great man who was worth the retain
ing. DIR. Moffltt said that il was evil
dent that Livingstone had no resources
left, and that. under these circumstan
ces, he could not prosecute his travels.
lie based his belief that Livingstone
was still alive on the fact that were he
dead definite news of his death would
long ago have reached England. The
worthy DIR. Moilatt's belief must be
very consoling TO the friends of the ad
yenturous explorer, and notably so TO
those in his own domestic circle who
have most reason to mourn over the
protractcd absence Of the missing
traveller.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-11
WHOLE NO. 2,gtl.

est considerations of commercial NOR
ality and honest government.
10. We remember with gratitude th,
heroism and sacrifices of the soldier,
and sailors Of the Republic, and no ac
Of ours shall ever detract from theil
justly earned fame or the full reward,
of their patriotism.
II. We arc opposed 10 all furthe,
grants of lands 10 railroads or othel
corporations. The public domain
should be held sacred to actual settlers
II. We holdthat it is the duty of the
government in its intercourse with for.
eign nations to cultivate tho friend
ships of peace by treating with all OF
fair and cguarterms, regarding it alike
dishonorable either to demand what Il
not right or tosubmitto what is wrong
IL. For the protection and success
of these vital principles, and the sup.
port of the candidate nominated b,
this convention, we invite and cordial,
ly welcome the corporation of all ma
triotic citizens without regard to pre
vious political affiliations.
HORACE WHITE, Chm. of Com
mittee on Resolutions.
u. Z. THRUsToN, Sec'y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-11
GrumbIcrs at Ncwspnpcrs.

Every publisher of any experience
will cordially agree with Horace Gree
ley in the following statement:
1T is strange how closely men read
the papers. We never say ANYTHING
that anybody don't like but we soon
hear of it, and everybody tellsus about
Il. If, however, we once in a while
happen to say good thing, we never
hear of that; nobody seems to notice
that, We may pay some man hun
dred compliments and give him doz-
en- puffs, and he takes il as a tribu to
his greatness, and never thinks of it,.
never thinks it does him any good.
But # we happen to say something this
man don't like, or something he imag-
ines a reflection ON him or his charac.
ter, see how quick he flares up and gets
mad about it. All our evils are daily
charged to US, but we never. appar-
emily get any credit for what good We
do. "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-05-11

THE following amendment to the
Constitution was introduced in the
House of Representatives on the 10Th
ult;, by Mr.. Golladay, Of Tennessee
and referred to the judiciary Com
mittee:
The Congress shall have no power
TO make any grant Of the public land
OF the United States, except for the
purposes Of homestcads and common
school education of the people of the
respective States and Territories nor
shall Congress make any law impair
ing tho obligation Of contracts nor
shall 1t hereafter charter any private
corporatlOns 10 carry on buaino.3
within the glato.