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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
T7HE LIVERPOOL AND NEW-YORK AND

r1yHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS Clyde
s ss 's 81 81 Cap, R Is,::s
CITY CITY 81 81 Fsss
., c,:, s1 intended 20 . .s
PRoM LIVERPOOL. -.
CITY OF WAshlSoToN..WW sddne:ddsy IS
CITY OF BALTIMORE; wedne'day .......'.sept 8
And every alternate F %ss3Is;s sS YORK
CITY OF WAsHINGToN... Thurday. ..'.'.'..ssp..
CITY SASS 81 qs&I;iT;IMGaE
AZ rys F cAsS Tsy f II and Phil
sdepha SIS From Liverpool 81 guess II guineas and Is
according TO the accommodation in the state Rooms
all having the privilege in the Saloon Including Stew"
THiss CLASS limited number of third class
passengers will be taken and found in much provision. as
required From Philadelphia and New'Yoh, So From Liv
Certificates Of passage will be issued here to parties who
aeous Of bring their friends 1t corresponding rate:
These steamers constructed with improved wstertsas
compartments Each vessel carries experienced Surgeon
and attention paid to the comfort and OF
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upward.
Specie taken by these vessels at usual rates
goods sent to the Agents will be forwarded with economy
For Freight Passage sppy at the 0es The Company
VIM INMAN Nos and 10 Tower Buildings, Liverpool Agent
EOR LTVERPOOL.-The United States Mai
part with the United Mails for Europe positively
8. m d For Z 2S S:s
accommodation for eleesnce and comfort apply TO-
Passenger are requested board ii O'Clock
All letters must through thePostohce any othe" WI
NoTIcE-rhe Of this line have improved water
The BXITiC Captain j. j. Coms.oeh, viii sail nth
No Ipense has been spared Of line
In all respects good and The thorough eJamnatioo
given them their mode Of construction yet
B-Hereser the regular built ships for this line WV psf
form the entire service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
NJ The Through Ticket and Freight Office ofth
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALANA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
70 Chicago waukee Gaiena Dubuque, Rock Island BuI-
Hnson Quincy St. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska aud 81
other points West and Southwest,
WV Ma SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, 10 st
No. 1s3 BROADWAY, ~ ",
corner of Courtlandt-st DARIUS CLARK, Aren't
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ia LIE M K A l. K o D
h SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 3, 1857
Trains leave Derot of White and Centre sa;
roton Falls Trans connecting with line Of stages for Lake
Nahopsc m-Express Mail Train for Albany connecting
N Cton Falls with line Of stages for Lake Mahopac Pudys
fot Rdgeed at Brewstes for Danbury at Chatham Four
Corners with Western Railroad for Albany Troy ssrsoss and
the West Mierton Train, stopping at all stations
81 o. m-Wiiiams Bridge Train, stopping at AL stations st
INVITE Plsins Train, stopping at all stations.
Leave 26th.st Station: 145 g. WILLIAMS Bridge Train
soppipe AZ all stations II m-Wiilams Bridge Train, stop
ping st all stations III m-Whe Plains Train, stopping At
s stations q p m-Willsms Bridge Train stopping at AL
stations m-Croten Falls Train stopping at all ssooa
sp. n.-Wilisms Bridge Train stopping at all stations
VIM J. CAMPBELL. SupeYintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
OFFICE OF TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
NEw-YoRK. Aug. a. 1857
r Meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
HJEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN

IN PER CENT BONDS The undersigned offer for sale the
sEvEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS of this Company
having twenty TO Interest payaDe semi
nnuay on the February aud August 1T the Com
psny's agency In this CITY n,,,,c.y Surpu.u.a co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

erArE NEw-YORK, BANK DEPARrNkNT March II, 1S01:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to the
IN Statute n made and provided that all the CIR
CULATING NOTES issued TO THE CANAL BANK of LOCK.
PORT Banking Association Lockpo Niagara County mus
he presented the Office of the Superintendent of the bank
Department Of the State Of NewYork for payment within
TWO YEARS from the date hereof the funds deposited fo
The REDEMPTION the Circulating Notes 70 the said Bauh
will be Rivenup JAMES NJ. COOK, SuPt
OF Albany az Albany VIII redeem the Notes IN be-
hall Of the Superintendent. mh2l law2yS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER AR.

RSGEMEsr Sundays excepted going Esst leave
Brooklyn for Greenpot daily and Saturdays At $50
pm for Rvebcad at and $3.50 for North lsp u
Gam and $50 for Farmn sdsle at an, 30 and
for Syoset at 10 and 80 pm for Hampstead at 10 an,
43o and pm for Jamaica st and 10 AL, and 49,
and TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

Ia ". NAUUIIAN ~ CO., ProNldence, K. l.,
lJs BANKERS and BROKERS prepared 70 ne sotiA.e
Paper; 20 make Collections ia Oh pats
t1y 70 bny sId sell STOCKS COMMISSION and TO set a
Af;ENTS abroad the Of
RrFnsENcEsMr T. ID. Bowen President Blackstone Canal
Bank Providence r. L. Mr. c. Baker, President Howard
yoxS M,tsrs S.. FIruum L Co., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

FIVSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
I he. wharf by steamer Island City, at 645 and 10 NJ
and and PM the leave Flushing H. II q. the same
hours meeting and exchanging with the bos Il
Hunters Point Through in 80 niIutes Fare Is cents
WIN. b. SMITH Receives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

E'OR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
I CESTFR-Dsiy at NJ from pier foot Of Corrana,,.
by the f.yorite steamer CONNECTICUT Can't VIM Wnoox
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. and By the
Hams on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS 70
Ayns Point thence BY aud handsomely finished siI
teen eled for Worcester Boston, Providence Law.
renee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains and every
other section New can BE- engaged BY
applying board or to T. MARTIN Agent at his oaice
folhn mi nn fiandt0
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Another Invasion.

Rev. Mr.. STEWART, a gentleman Of
iptelligence and veracity, who has
toeen travelling through the border
- aoynties of Missouri, and just return
s,ed from trip Of considerable length
jSn that direction, says that he saw
and heard evidences everywhere ON
! his route, conclusive to him that
preparations are again making in
Missouri to invade Kanzas in Octo-
Der, with the view Of participating in
our Territorial elections. If this is
the design, unless Gov. WALKER
takes eli cient means to preserve the
purity Of the ballot box, tho people
of Kanzas will. We have no threats
nor bluster, but the people Of Mis-
souri, must be taught that they have
interfered in our elections for the
last time. Unless Gov Walker gives
the people full assurance that the polls
shall be fully protected in October we
hope the people will continue to pre-.
pare themselves for warm reception
of the invaders. We have not be-
lieved that there would be any further
interference on the part of Missouri
in our elections, and now we are firm
in the conviction that Gov. Walker
will head off the movement, and yet
we are satisfied an attempt will be
made to perpetuate power as they have
done in the past. The villainous ap-
portionment, by which every district
but one was bounded by Missouri,
shows that Johnson and Matthias had
another invasion in view, and that
they apportioned the Territory with
view to it.--Herald Of Freedom.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Kanzas and Her Culminators.

In addition to the letter published
recently from Gen. Atchison, we beg
leave to say to our readers, that from
other letters received from Kanzas,
we are informed that the slavery
party in Kanzas is resolute in its de-
Termination of making Kanzas a
Slave State. In conscnting to be-
come a Democratic party, the pro-
slavery men did notmean to abandon
their policy, but to lift the minority
it placed with them to their support.
On the 2lst day of last month they
were confident of success, and would
form Constitution with Slavery
acknowledged in it. If this Consti-
tuition is referred to the people for
ratification, it is intended to refer it
only to this registered voters, who
will doubtless rstify it. We have
more hopes of Kanzas than we have
ever had. We have great faith in
the fighting capacities of Southern
men. Charleston Mercury.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Governor Chase on the Union.

Gov, Chase, Of Ohio, in reply to
Mayor Swami, at grand banquet to
the western visitors recently given by
the city Of Baltimore, said -
"You have spoken eloquently, sir,
of railroads as bonds Of union, and
your observations were as just as they
we're eloquent. No man conversant
with railroads can be disunionist.-- .---
The social intercourse which they
foster, the ties of business which they
create, the mutual dependence Which
they establish and exhibit, make dis
union impossible. There must, OF
course, be difference Of opinion on
some points. Real grievances may
from time to time demand redress
But there is no evil of which disunion
is the proper cure. And the more we
see of each other, the less likely shall
we be to commit the error Of think
ing otherwise. The fact is that we
who live along the line of the Amer
lean Central Railway don't mean to
let this Union be broken up. Mary
land will not consent to it, I think
I trust Virginia will not. Ohio am
sure will not. Nor Indiana, nor H.
linois, nor Missouri. Who, then,
will No, sir. We may differ hence
forth, as we have done heretofore. .--
We will maintain our respective
opinions and positions with candor,
courtesy, firmness and resolution
And we will refer whatever question
may be between us to the great Amer
lean tribunal Of popular discussion
and popular judgment. But in time
to come, as in the time past, we cleave
to the Union as our ark of refuge,
and, under God, our surest guaranty
of prosperity and power and abiding
glory"
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY
' MAGAZINE.

Each number Of the Magazine will con-
tain IA octave pages, in double columns,
each year thus comprising nenrly 5000
pages Of the choicest Miscellany Of the dayl
Every number will contain numerous Pic
torial Illustrations, accurate Plates Of Fash
ions, n copious Chronicle Of Current Events.
and impartial Notices Of tho important
Books Of the month, The Volomes com
mence with the Numbers Of Juno and Do
cember; but subscriptions may commence
with any number. l9, Il
TERMS The Magazine may be obtained
Of booksellers, periodical agents, or from
tho publishers, 1T Three Dollars year, or
twenty-five cents each. Thirteen volumes
are now ready, bound in cloth at 9J6 dol.
each, and also in half calf, at2l6 dol. each,
The publishers will supply specimen
numbers gratuitously to Agents and Post
masters, and will make liberal arrange
mepts with lhen for circulating tho Maya
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persons, at Ave dollars year, or hvo per.
sons for ten dollars, Clergymen and teach
Gre supplied at two dollars a. year, Mum
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The Magazine weighs over seyen and
not over eight ounces. The postage upon
each number, which must bo paid quarterly
Ia advance, at the office where tho Maga!
zinc Is received. 10 3 cents,
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
KN1oKERBoCKER FOR 1857.
INTRODUCTION OF PORTRAITS OF
American Authors.

ASSANNA 6uVhSAps
In addition to the varied talen.
now employed by the Knickcrbocker
Magazine, the author Of the "Spar-
row Grass Papers," will be a regular
contributor this year. His first con.
tribution appeared in the January
number, and was accompanied by a
splendid portrait, engraved on steel.
We shall give other portraits du-
ring the year, and make the Knicker-
booker better than it ever has been.
EoTIcEs or THE PRESS.
'"" Without detraction from any Of
tho contemporary monthlies, we think
tho Knickerbocker the livelicst Of
them all. 1t has moro companionas
blsneSS, more sui-genere-ness, NOT
witness, moro rehsctiveness, more
mirth-provokativeneSs, than any 9TH
or American magazine. ."-Indepcn-
dent Dem, Concord, N. II,
"That any one who has the sense
to subscribe for this gem of tho
magus, can be weary Of the world
Is impossible, Wc consider h houso
in the country, with time to read tho
Knick, and money enough to pay for
it punctually, among our most cheer
ing Snticipations for the future" -
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Everybody knows that the Knick-
erbocker does not have q limo Of prose
that is not worth reading, But evo-
rybody does not know that the anec-
doteS and tit.bitS that wc copy every
month from its pages are not cir
cumstanco to what remains behind"
Boston Post.
"0ur pet magazine is certainly
perennial, for il is over blooming and
fresh. ItnumborS among It's contrib
utors some of tho most able writer's
Of the country, We never yet saw a
number Of IL that was not worth four
times its price, and wo feel certain it
must have moro true and hearty
friends than most Of its cotempors-
rios. IN. Y. Mirror.
TERMS-S3,00 90 a year, payable
in advance, Two copies one year,
IS. Five copies one year, $40
Tho Knickerbocker and any other
s3 magOsiRe, one year, $5, Tho
Knickerbocker and Home Journal,
"a.
Samplea sopt free, Address,
SAMUEL, HOUSTON,
Iov 9e. 8iS Broadway, N. !.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
SCHOOL.
w. N. SHED,

WpQUAD most respectfully inform the
w citizens of'Prairie City and vicinity,
that he contemplates opening a Select
School in Prairie City as soon as suitable
rooms can be obtained for the purpose
From the long experience he has had in
teaching, he thinks he is competent TO give
instruction in all the branches taught IN
common schools, and also in some Of the
higher ones, such as Arithmetic, Grammer,
Geography, Philosophy, Geometry, Trigo.
nometry, Surveying, Photography, Physi-
ology and PHkEN OLOGY. The time OF
the opening of the School will be an
nounced in due season.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

FREEMEN's CHAMpIoN.-A few days
ago, we received copies of new pa.
per recently started in Prairie City,
Kanzas, by S. S. PRoUTY. From q
former relation which we had with
the young publisher, his paper pos
scsses q peculiar interest for us, and
from the spirited manner in which
it is conducted it would be welcome
visitor to all who wish to keep them.
selves posted in Kanzas affairs. II
is thoroughly independent in tone,
and advocates the claims of the Free
State settlers with earnestness and
zeal. We wish a long life to the
Champion, and large measure o.
prosperity to its publisher,--Falton
(N ~ Gazette.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
ER- "Hattic Hazcldoll"-who

W Hattie Hazeldell"-who is
she ?--writes us very pretty letter,
in which she says she likes our paper
well, but that she would like it better
were it little more sentimental and
poetical! We could probably give
you good reason forit, Hattie, were
we to sec you. Docs our issue oil
this week please you any better?
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Thames Bank Of Laurel, Ind.

Preston's Bank Note Reporter Of
Aug. 18th, says concerning this
bank -
"a subscriber writing from Law.
renee, X, T. (Aug, 4th, saws: There
is lots Of Thames Bank of Laurel,
Ind, circulating here, A short no.
tice in your Reporter as to its true
value, would be acceptable to many,
"Its true value is nothing. 1t
never had quotation in the body Of
our Reporter, and was nsver worthy
Of being quoted in any Reporter"
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
BEWARE OF THE POPE /

The old seven.horned monster is now as
busily at work with his internal machina-
tions to undermine our American institu.
tionS, ~ ever. With bis insidious smiles
and Jealous interest which he manifests for
our people, he is rapidly gaining ground In
our country; but in PRAlRrE Cry, so long as
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma.
sons are at work, the "old rip" can never
obtain o foothold. .ih tI..
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 tho best workmen the country
affords, and consequently can do all work
entrusted him in the most workmanliks
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 1957-l-tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Seal Of the City Of Lawrence,

The common seal Of the city Of
Lawrence is to be q circular stamp,
with an embellished cut of the ruins
of the Free State Hotel, and the fig
ure Of Phoenix rising above it, and
around it engraved the words, "Ssal
Of the City Of Lawrence, KanzaS. "
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

h%- "CosTAR," tho great Rat,
Roach, &c. Extorminator, 8ss Broad
way, N. Y, has commenced the ad :
wcstising campaign in our columns.
Sac Advertisement and Special No
ticO in to-day's paper.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

@- WILHELMINIA has made our
lady readers indebted to her for the
instructions she has given them in
Grecian Oil Painting, They will
appreciate her favors.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

PATooRAPmoAL,-AnIrishm lis h m a n
meeting countryman inquired his
name. H.
Walsh" replied the gentleman,
Walsh responded Paddy are
yo from Dublin? / knew two ould
maids there ofthat name was either
of'em your mother 2"
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

EReturns have been received
from several of the States where cleo
tons have been held. The indica-
tions are that the democrats have sue
ceeded in all the States.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

Ey The st. Louis Valley Farmer,
for September, has reached us. This
is decidedly thc,bcst agricultural jour
nal published in the western country.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

/, N| Hon. MARcus J. pAnRorr, the
Ransas peoples candidate for Con-
gross, ig announced to speak al Prai-
JJS Cisy On .As 2s.hin'.v y .s~
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

Ry- A meeting of the citizens of
Prairie City voting precinct is to be
held at the church in Prairie City,
tomorrow (Friday) at one O'Clock,
to elect four delegates to attend the
county convention to be held at Law
renee on tho 18th inst.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

Ew HAnpEn's MONTHLY, for Sep
tember, is on our table, II contains
the usual large variety Of excellent
and instructive illustrations which
arc always found In this magazine,
and choice quantity Of miscollano.
Gus reading. We consider this the
best magazine published in America.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
A FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.


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be able OF any time to comqlete their files.
At the close Of each volume, neat and ep.
propriate covers will be prepared for the
convenience Of those ,whowis to bind the
paper,
y ,''ai ~ TERMS. g '.', .'o5
Harper's Weekly will appear every Sat.
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Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Sewers amt Dead!
IF HE HASN'T DONE MUCH LATELY.
Tile Saw- Mills are now running, and
Lamber is plenty.

Hol yowho are in want Of Houses, listen
IL unto me while tale unfold:
l have it to say that i have lately en-
gagged in my employ some of the best Car.
penters the country affords; and as building
material is now plenty, I am prepared to
do all kinds Of work in my line Of business
in the best style of workmanship and with
the utmost dispatch. Gentlemen, please
examine my work, and see for yourselves.
I sny that for durability md neatness, my
work will compare favorably with that Of
anybody else's, and as for cHEAPNEss, DEFY
any one TO underbid me.
Ny terms arc strictly cash -LL-
WIN. SoWERS.
Prairie City, July Goth, 1857
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10

CasSlmeres,
Mohair Cloths, lu -
Summer Cottonades, o-
Linen and Silk Handkerehiefs, DC.
Also Sash, Glass, Putty, Linseed
Oil and Turpentine. r"s rin5m
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
You will always find John R. and
0. P. obliging and willing to sell, at
prices that will retain their old Gus.
toners, and get a great many new
ones.
Prairie City, June Goth, 1857.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
pofr WILLIAM GRAHAM, M. D., a
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Prairie ON, XQllgas.

L, IT-0- ITUtTV OWyI AUNEuSI
Respectfully returns his thanks to the cit
izens Of Prairie City, for theliberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed upon him, and
hopes to merit q continuation Of the same,
He will devote his entire attention to the
profession, and will pay particular atten-
tion ct operations in surgery. F 4.al
Office on Main street. $3.50 n.y.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
Take Notice.

(NEORaE wOLTEw would announce tot tho
JcitiEens Of Prairie City and vicinity thai
he bas y number Of excellent worlsmon un1
der his employ, aud is prepared to execute
all orders in the carpcntefing line with des-
patch. He is an experienced carpenter,
aud the people would do vol to employ
him. He is q, bonn, tidc, citizen, aud will
attend promptly 10 his business, thus rnn.
dering ontirs satisfaction to his employers.
lO sRNriHi OH ~ og1N gnA 6-W
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-10
For Sale or Rent.

John GRAHAM is now erecting new
y stone building which he offers for sale
"a itnow stands, or for rentwhen completed
II Is suitable for adwelling house andwill
easily accommodate two families. kb6Ia
A bargain con bc struck on moderate
terms. Inquire OF the subscriber. ~ '
Prairie oity, July Goth. 1857. hNA 4f