davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09
UNIMPROvED CITY PROPERTY

SNs~s "0'6O Vii T0OfcA
" ~ ss Los, corner Of lsssf,A asa Sssa, .s,e,,
~ sst tfost.
s,-i Lots In fsos~ues. vsry cheap
H-tos ssrss ~ uailss from " .vsaross IA Acre.
usdvf es,ivsvon. hesss, bars, osesssd . svsa ~
Ter, &C.
s,--,o assss In kldrsdess sssAivsien. Coca -,
fssme hoess ossI, " al. As.
A-S ~ - " oSwlsY's a Iole. Nss rtver vtsv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09
svk kALk ~
w. ". isAiMOSO 4 CO..
= eHt Estate .axeafa.
~ os~ay sssoos.

t-J o. ~ uysss /, eosass u ssssai aaa Iova
81 ssls k.t, SSsss Ell
ss-Ltss ,sss IL 81 v,sh rssns nssss, corner o,
nx' s.s rs's's st.sts. siAy asksfs sssaav sssss
] a.s rst Wees, ~siI ,Ae.
ss--ss.s .ei. sad -sfssls ness- Aad La, sssass
ei rsuS AMI siA.h ssfssts 4 eeiesis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

~ sVlsuisi Lgts ~ L.s1sfstss A4aitlsE, II sarsl
ss,sas'0rts ir sails W A-L-s sLAnn
AZ
AVsSi ~ LSsAsst "a Re--a ~ seit a.. Ills Aass-
~
rlA r.gl pp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

res SAsce.ls .erss "A ss.as.sai lad = nail. nvss
easporssssn linz oa Dabaaas Tuad -gta s@si asuss,
eArn, sAcsiisni sei AGd Iss lsvus ii.
.@ ~stsf, Acrs tfss Asrfsss, alal-ro, AsserAsa..
AN ~i b~ ~ ~alsgs raTcsas .a4t pareaA.sf..-
app.yL Uk0RGE L aIl IoLLs
laa-4 ~ Laa4 ulaa4s Naa ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

aia2revea Lsts ~ Aesas Pleasant.
N-ys.. :. ijsy. .in.,s, S.ysS.s ssst.
si--x VI bis-k 10 xsSsy's sidistss, sash e, lto,
Nv I,<G
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

nd.r ths nsad tan tea sl,sctA Aslt4ee
Fi Dc inserted At ~ coat. por line zach iasersiH
' auc cts. ger ~rck.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

soJ,VJo sasws tss.--1a,t fsetIssa oAE
tslf Million ~. .aiet.iu ~ >. = r 81 ;.
'iof .is =. o4s s-ss.s Loo, sss.ss tssf.a
.al II q leu slfs,a.
fju fOTESA syt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

1oi.-pars Of ssctisa aad 5. Tovashsp -, MI
= niIss ir.m itavs psFs gid frame avUss, Osshass
ID garden Ill s,mrisss. vxsv sAssp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-09

~, Gre building size situated on the blu9s
'aek OF Esa Dsseas5n. Los eoniaintag tea ses.s
from thu ground You have Ans vsU u the Ntssis-
sippt river AMI sarrsu sing eoastry. The Whole
ten acres - be purchased at Q very reasonable
uf,cs. Atpty sos1. Ihis 10 . ssxs chance.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
(Advertisement.l
Matrimony.

The advertiser is anxious to obtain
o partner to participate and share
with him in his joys, and sympathize
with and soothe him in his Affections,
His age is % /; is considered passibly
good locking, and has enough Of this
worlds goods to enable himself and
partner to live comfortably. The
lady Of his choice would be one be-
tween the ages Of Is and 25, Of an
arniable disposition and sympathizing
heart. a healthy constitution. with at
least an ordinary education, and o
thorough knowledge Of domestic du-
ties. He 10 not particular in regard
70 looks, though he would, Of course,
prefer one as handsome as himselfl
Such lady, wishing to link her des-
Itipies with one Of the sterner sex Of
his discription, will please address
johnson" Prairis City, Kansas. I
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
Startling Calculations.

Somebody, with strong anti
pathy to pigtail and fine cut, has en-
tered into an investigation, which
has resulted in this wise:
If q tobacco chewer chows for fifty
years and consumes each day of that
period two inches solid plug, he will
consume six thousand four hundred
and seventy-fve feet, or nearly mile
anda quarter in length Of solid to-
bacco, half an inch thick and two
inches broad, costing two thousand
and ninety-four ollars Plug Ugly,
sure enough! BY the same process Of
reasoning, if a man elects one pint oi
saliva per day for fifty years, the to-
tai would swell into nearly two
thousand three hundred gallons
quite respectable lake, and almost
large enough to float the Great East
ern in . ,oa
Truly, there ore several things We
never dream of in our philosophy
Whether these interesting statistics
will diminish the sale of the juicy
weed we are not able to say.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
NED BOWERS.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
MAGAZINE.

Each number Of the Magazine will con-
tain IA octave pages, in double columns,
each year thus comprising nearly 1900
pages Of the choicest Miscellany of the dayl
Every number will contain numerous Pic
torial Illustrations, accurate Plates Of Fash.
ions, copious Chronicle Of Current Events.
and impartial Notices Of the important
Books OF the month. The Volomes com.
mence with the Numbers of June and De-
cember; but subscriptions may commence
with any number.
TERMS The Magazine may be obtained
Of booksellers, periodical agents, or from
the publishers, at Three Dollars a year, or
twenty-five cents each. Thirteen volume
are now ready, bound in cloth at21s dol
each, and also in half calf, at21h dol each
The publishers will supply lspeciIner
numbers gratuitously to Agents and ,Post
masters, and will make liberal arrange
ments with ,hen for circulating the Maga
zine. They will also supply club Of two
persons, at five dollars year, or five per
sons for ten dollars Clergymen and teach
ers supplied at two dollars year. Mum
bers from the commencement can be sup
died. Also the bound volumes.
The Magazine weighs over seven anC
not oyer eight ounces. The postage upoi
each number, which must be paid quarterly
in advance, at the office where the Maya
zine is received, is 3 cents.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06

Gov. WALKER ON RERELLroN.---
The proclamation of Gov. Walker,
Of Kanzas, issued in view of o refu-
sal Of the town of Lawrence to accept
a charter from the Border Rufian
Legislature, seems to have been mod
elled after the proclamation of the
royal governors who withstood the
people of the colonies in the days of
the Revolution. The Governor evil
dently acts on the principle that the
"divine right" is some how or other
embodied in him and the handful Of
men with whom he acts, and that
"squatter sovereignty" means obedi-
ence to few usurpers and the sword
of the tyrant.--1oldeo Blade.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
[FOr the Fresmen's Champion. ]
Good Templars.

The question Is frequently pro-
pounded HOw shall I'VE procure o
charter for Lodge of Good Tenn
plars? Is there q Lodge in Kanzas?"
The proper mode Of procedure is
by forwarding to this Office a petition
signed by seven or more persons
asking for a Lodge, and enclosing
the foe for charter and books complete,
whichis eight.dollars, and raising, if
practicable, some P. w. O. T., resi-
ding in the vicinity to be commits
stoned as special deputy to institute
the Lodge. In case no P. w., is
named, some acting deputy will be
instructed to discharge the duty.
Charters have been granted for the
following named Lodges in Kanzas {;
No. /. Iowa Point No. 2. Fort
Scott; No. 8. Tecumseh; No. A.
Dlaeware City No. s. oskaloosa.
There are probably not less than
1000 Good Templarsin Kanzas, who
would gladly connect themselves with
Lodges. 1t seems highly important
that proper impression should be
ii ade on the important subject Of
Temperance; while public sentiment
is forming. Prevention is better
than cure" What agency is more
likely to secure this object than the
Order Of Good Templars. Rev. j.
G.. Rice, of Tecumseh, N. B. Hope
we'll Of Oskaloosa, Rev. j. H. Pritch-
ell, or P. G. Schuyler, Esq, of Coun-
Gil City, Rev. L. Rush of Liberty Mo-,
are efficient Good Templars, and
would gladly aid in the formation Of
Lodges.
B. II. MILLS,
R. G.. w. S., of National Lodge.
st. Louis, Mo-, July IL, 1857.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
Take Notice.

GEORGE WOLFE would announce to the
Ocitizens of Prairie City and vicinity that
he has a number of excellent workmen un-
der his employ, and is prepared to execute
all orders in the carpentering line with des.
patch. He is an experienced carpenter,
and the people would do we'll to employ
him. He is a bona fide citizen, and will
attend promptly to his business, thus rem.
dering entire satisfaction to his employers.
. 6.tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
nWMr. Gronor VVo1,rn verv m

EEMr. GEORGE WOLFE very mod
estly saysin our advertising columns
of this week, that che has a number
Of workmen under his employ, and
is prepared to execute all orders in
the carpentering line with dispatch. "
Our citizens will be pleased to know
of this fact for carpenters will soon
be in good demand. Read his adver'
tisement, and investigate the merits
of its statements by giving him en-
ployment when an opportunity occurs.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
ADVERTISEMENT
Matrimony.

DEAR CoLoNEL:--Will you please
to announce me as a candidate for
Matrimony? You can state that my
age is 81; used to be considered good
looking by the girls when l lived in
the States, though somewhat uncouth
in my appearance now; am hale,
hearty, strong, and full of fun and
frolic; have been, and am sometimes
now, a little wild, but think should
be steady as q deacon, if l had con-
genial partner to love and proteck--
/ am not rich, nor in dulge in no ex-
pectation of ever falling heir 10 a
legacy, though my prospects for the
future are as fattering as the gcner-
ality Of young men at my age, who
have kicked their own way through
the world alone. / am anxious to
correspond with a handsome, witty,
intelligent young lady, between the
ages of l6 and my own age, with the
view of forming a matrimonial ALI
ance. / don't care whether she is
worth cent, pecuniarily, or not, il
she has the accomplishments alady,
and is pretty. iu'a,
Your friend, M
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06

EV Mr.. HARVEY, Marshall Of this
District, informs us that out of over
700 persons who signed the Topeka
Memorial which he carried, there
were but TWO who could not sign
their own names. This fact speaks
we'll for Kanzas and shows the class
Of persons who are filing up our
beautiful prairies. s.-Kanzas NesUs.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
Medical NoGice.

The undersigned respectfully tenders te
the citizens Of Prairie City and vicinity
his services as a practitioner of Medicine
and Obstetrics. 'n II i0i' t
In his practice he never bleeds or blisters
never prescribes Calomel, Opium, Arsenic
or any other poison, and invariably has bet,
tor success than those who use those agents
A supply Of genuine Vaccine Virus on
hand, and inserted and warranted.
Office and residence on Aurora street
East side Of Eden Park. aa,.a a.s0.
H.J. CANNIFF, M. D.
Prairie City, June Goth. 1857
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
A CREplrApLr WonK--Ths ms

A CREDiTABLr WonK--Ths ma
son work of Capt. SHoRr's hotel
"Uncle JouNNY" and his "army Of
masons" are deserving Of great cred
it for the mastery workmanship dis
played in the erection Of this build
ing. We venture to say that no
better mechanics can bo found in the
Territory, than those under Uncle
JoHNNY's" employ. w \
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
CasSimeres,
Mohair Cloths,
BLACKSMITHING

JOHN GRIFFITH would, respectfully
inform the citizens of Prairie City and vi
.cinity that he is now prepared to execute
all orders in the line Of blasksmitbing that
may be given him. Having nearly recover
ed from the EAGER" he can now promptly
attend to his business. and will not only do
his work in the best style, but will do it
IMMEDIATELY. His terms are CASH.
Prairie City, June 25th lS57--l-tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
[Aaveftisennsnt.l ]
Matrimony.

"It is not good for n@n TO 'be
alone" Thus said the apostle, and
how emphatically and fOrcibly is that
wise saying illustrated in Kanzas.
He,e, where man is deprived ina
great measure Of the elevated and
refined influences Of the better sex,
man becomes careless, indifferent in
regard to his demeanor and personal
appearance, and degenerates into a
state but a few degrees above the
brute. The Undersigned, having ar
rived at that age when single blessed
ness has lost all its charms, desires
to venture into the order of benedictS.
He wants a woman with kind and
afectionate disposition, accomplished
in music and dancing, handsome,
between the ages of Is and 20. As
it is a sOye that he wants; and not
money, he is not particular whether
she is favored with the "dimes" OF
not, though if she fully meets with
his requirements, and happens to b(
troubled with "filthy lucre," he viii
not consider it very serious object
ion. The advertiser is "a years O
age, is considered good looking
neither INDUCES in the use of arden
spirits, nor tobacco, has enough prop
erty and an income sufficient to com
fortably maintain a family, and il
possessed Of warm and confdine
heart. He wants tendril to cher
ish. If this meets the eye of lady
answering his description, who wants
a companion Of this stripe, she vii
please address him through the post
office at Prairie City, X. Il.
ORsEMUs Poe.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06

EE- The Sacramento Times says,
in the course Of report of the pro-
ceedings at public dinner '"The
mayor of the city, and the ladies,
ETC., were appropriately and elegantly
drunk, and the party separated in fine
cheer"
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
EV- DowpALL MARKHAM q CO., 0

N- DowDALL MARKHAM q Co., Of
the Washington Foundry, st. Louis,
Mo-, have a card in our paper, as
will be observed by glancing over
our advertising columns. Wewould
recommend those of our readers who
are in want of such articles manufac-
turod at their foundry, to patronizo
this firm.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
REW ARE OF THE POPE |

The old sevenhorned monster is o;led
busily at work with his internal maci 49,,
tions to undermine our American instf nie
tions,ls ever. With his insldious smight
ana Jealous interest which he manifests bn-
our people, he is rapidly gaining ground 10.
our country; but in PRAIRIE CITY, 80 long as
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma
sons aro at work, the "old rip" can never
obtain foothold. w"
Mr. Graham, is now prepared to do all
kinds of work which is done with stone.
brick, lime and sand. He has in his EN-.
ploy some of the best worknen the country
affords, and consequently can do all work
entrusted him in The most workmaniiko
manner, Buildings constructed by the job
or the day, according to the fancy Of The
people. He may always be found at Prairie
City. JOHN GRAHAM.
Prairie City, June 25th le57--l-tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
RV From Ohio, we learn chat The

R1 From Ohio, we learn chat tho
crops are promising. Wheat iS ex-
cellcnt, corn is somewhat short, but
with q good prospect for fair crop;
and tobacco promises well. The sea-
son has been cool and wet, the same
as in all parts Of the eastern country
but this has not had the bad effect on
the crops that was anticipated. "
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
PRAIRIE OITY AHEApN
No ussofgoing TO Laurence or Leaven-
swoNh to do your trading, sOhen yow
can get as good bargains al
New Firm New Goodsl
GREAT WESTERN sQUATTER STORE
SAMUEL 4. SHORE

SAMUEL L. SHOHL ~
XXTOULD most respectfully Inform tho
w good people Of Prairie City and vi.
cinty, that tn erm heretofore existing
under the name lDd style Of Shore d Nc
Manus, has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, and that new firm has been estab-
lished under the name and style of
SHORE Il MEWHINNEY,
Who are making preparations to drive bu.
siness on more extensive scale than has
ever yet been done in this region of country
They receive their goods u'
DIRECT FROM ST. LOUIS,
And are Therefore enabled to sell them AZ
low as the merchants Of Leavenworth or
Lawrence, and they invite the people to bear
witness that they WILL sell them as low.
They are constantly receiving new sup
plies of .la.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
And soon will be able to supply the entire
wants of the people in the mercantile limo.
PROVISIONS.
Everything in the line of provisions kept
constantly on hand.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH!
NIB. Will our customers, who have ac-
counts standing with us, please call imme-
diately and settle the same, so as to enable,
us to purchase more supplies of new goods 7
r... ,. SAMUEL I, SHORE, Q
VIM. MEWHINNEY an
Prairie City, July l9, lS57.-4tf dos
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
A FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION

Neither labor nor expense will be spared
to make it the best FAMILY NEWSPAPER ia
the world--one whose cheerful and genial
character will render it welcome visitor
TO every household, while its constant de-
votion to the principles of right and jnstice
shall win the appreciation OF tho wise and
the gooo. It's object will be TO set forlL
sound views on political, social, and moral
questions; TO dIffuse useful information.
and to cultivate the graces and amenities
Of life.
HARpER's WEEKLY will contain u full and
impartial summary of the political, social.
religious, commercial !, and literary news Of
,he day. 1t will chronicle lie leading
movements Of the age, record the inventions
Of genius, the discoveries Of science, Snd
the creations of art. twill, in WORD,
aim to present an accurate and complete
picture Of the age in which VIC live,
II will also give due share vi attention
to the taste, the immagination, and thu
feelings. IT, regular contents will embraca
tales, incidents of travel and adventure.
sketches Of character and social life, and
essays upon art and morals.
The publishers have made arrangements
with the best American writers who will
contriblte to the various departments of The
paper. fhe large space at their disposal
will cnlble the Conductors TO avail them
selves Of ample selections from the best and
most healthful selections Of the old world.
Tho first number will contain the com.
mencement of Mr.. Thackery's New Scriel
Tale the publication Of which, from early
sheets purchased Of the author, will be con-
iinued from week to week, until its conclu
sion In addition to this they will keep
vigilant eye upon the issues Of the English.
French, and German Periodical press, the
best productions of which will be trans-
ferred TO the paper under their charge.
uarpers Weekly. is not intended, in any
way, to supcrsede or take the place Of Har,
pcr's New Monthly Magazine. Each peri
odical will coniine itself TO its own proper
sphere; and no portion of the contents Of
the one will appd9r in the other, l'f
Harpers Weekly, will contain sixic' -
pages of the size Of the London lllustnnt, Il
News, each number comprising as much
matter as an ordinary duodccimo volumc.--
1t will be printed in form and npon suit
able paper for binding; and as the pages
will bc elcctrotyped. the back numbers can
always be supplied, 80 that subscribers can
be able Mt any time TO comqlete their files {.
At the close Of cach volume, noat and ap.
propriate covers will be prepared for tho
convenience Of those who wish To bind tho
paper. "t" AZ
" 2ls"t' TERMS. 'NtlN'
Harper's Weekly will appear every Sat-
urdny morning, and will bo sold " fvo
cents o copy. IL will be mailed to subscrl.
ters az the following rates. payment bang
invariably required in advance; sau,
\ One Copy for twenty weeks ..,,,,$l 90
One Copy for one year .,,..,...s 81
Ono Copy for two years t..s.t,"A4 90
Five Copies for one year - as. 10 90
Twelve Topics for ono yoar !. 40 Oh
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
Trustees' NOtice.

TytERE will be meeting of the Trustees
N the Prairie City Association at the
olfinof the FREEMEN's CHAMPION, on Satur-
day morning, 9th inst, to transact such bu-
siness as may come under their Jurisdiction.
Persons interested will please observe
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
ray The New Orleans True Delta

EaT The New Orleans True Delta
says: Within the last ton days re-
ports from all portions Of the sugar
growing sections Of the State have
come pouring in, and all, without
exception, convey the most cheering
assurances Of the prospects Of the
growing crop. The sharp cold spells
and the keen frosts, which have in
spired SO much apprehension, have
4 oft no regretful traces, and on all
sides the best feeling is entertained
that the crop Of this season will fol
. urpass itv value, Il not absolute yield
o ny heretofore grown in Louisiana
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
TRUSTEES' NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that stOckhol-
lN ders Of the Prairie City Association
failing to comply with the requirements Of
the Association in regard to making certain
Improvements before the 1st of October,
their interests shallibe declared void. "a
word to the wise," &c. Per order Of
fj 6toOl TRUSTEES.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06

ile GTWhat tiras Is itY Is now rem :
dered Please extricato your horo-
logue, and indicate the advances o.
our duration. aa sitag 4 Yss
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
ILLUSTRATED EDITION
OF
LR VLNTS LIFE or VASE
LNGTON.

G.P. PUTNAM & CO., will com
mence in few days, new edition of
this great work, in Semi Monthly
Parts. Price, Is cents each.
Each volume will consist of four
parts, handsomely printed in imperial
octave, The whole work will be il
lustrated by about fifty Superior En-
cravings on steel including Portraits
and original Pictorial Designs, by
eminent Artists.
With numerous wood cuts and
maps, each part will contain at least
33 pages and one engraving on steel ;
every other part will have two Steel
Plates.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
l. Each semi-monthly part, con-
tanning as above specified, rs cents,
payable on delivery.
2. All subscribers must engage to
take the entire work.
8. The second and subsequent vol
umes will be issued in double part
and the whole will be published al
regular intervals of two weeks.
Among the illustrations already
engraved or nearly completed, are
the following
PORTRAITS ON STEEL. :
Gen. Schuyler, Gen. Chas. Lea
Gen. Putnam, Gen. Arnold, Gen
Green, Gen. Ward, Gen. Knox, Gen
Sinclair, Gen. Montg gomery, Gen
Lord, Gen. Stirling, Gen. Baror
Steuben, Gen. Lafayette, Count Pu
laski, Gen. Lincoln, Gen. Mercer
Gen Henry Lee, Col. Moultrie, Gen
Wayne, Gen. Clinton, Robert Nor
ris, Gen. Stark, Gen. Hamilton, Gen
Gates, Gen. Glover, Gen. Sir Will
liam Howe, Gen. Sir Henry Clinton
Washington from the picture by Peale
Washington from the picture b.
Trumbull, Washington from the pic
ture by Wutmuller, Washington
from the picture by Stuart, Wash
ington from the picture Of Houdson'
Statue, Washington from the pictur
of Browns Statue, Washington from
original profile. Mrs. Washington
| (early portrait). Mrs. Washington
from Stuart, Miss Phillips from orig
inal picture. .o,,,.
ILLUSTRATIONS ON STEEL.
Historical scenes, (chieAy iron
original designs. Sight Of Wash
ington's birthplace, Mt. Vernon, G
views, Washington as q surveyor
Washington at Fort Necessity
Washington surveying the dismS
swamp Washington at Winches
ter. Washington's field sports.--
Fortifying Bunker-Hill. Fort III
conderoga. Lake George. Fortifi
cation at West Point in $780,
Washington quolling riot, from
contemporary drawing.] View Q
New York. 1776. Boston from Dor
chester Heights, in l779. Announce
ment Of Independence. Battle Q
Trenton. Battle Of Germantown
Battle Of Monmouth, Braddock'
battlefield. Washington going t
Congress, etc. 4a
"Must always remain, par emf
nence, THE Of the Father of his Coun
try."--Philadelphia Bulletin.
N.B.--It is intended that the il
lustrations in this edition shall b
!; worthy the subject and Of the author
The best artists have been ongagedt I
make original drawings. and the mos
eminent engravings are secured. N
; expense win be spared to make th
! ongravings creditable TO oRAmorica
Art, and fully satisfactory to, anna
teurs Of fastidious taste.
; AorNTs AND CANvAssERs supple
on liberal terms. This edition
{ published exclusively for subscrit
lers. '-y0lN NF''" F' f''''f'' 'f''
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06

M Ray" The M. Il. Church Of Kanzas
J. are to hold n camp-mceting at the
mineral springs near Prairie ci1y
some time ncxt month.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
Hauling |! Haulingl

WYE have two teams, which we hol{
wv readiness to do hauling. Our tel
are moderate. [4tf] s.. & D
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-06
Carpenters Wanted I!

WTANTED Immediately, six good House
w Carpenters, to whom steady employ
ment and good wages will be given. In
quire in Prairie City, of
5tf. WIN. SOWERS.