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FUENI6HING GOOIJS.
SAMUEL FE6fY.

d -''p7s1tT EDWAkO ALnsx.
s s2sss;sss;, sPfsssis Lsck,rs ass. DsyssRers
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
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Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
BEWARE OF THE POPE !

The old seven.horned monster is now as
busily at work with his internal machina-
tons to undermine our American institu-
tions, vs. ever, With his insidious smiles
and Jealous interest which he manifests for
our people, he is rapidly gaining ground in
our country; but in PRAIRIE Cry, 80 long az
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma
sons are at work, the "old rip" can never
obtain foothold.
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 workmen the country
affords, and consequently can do all work
entrusted him in the most workmanlike
manner Buildings constructed by the job
or the day, according to the fancy of the
people. He may always be found a, Prairie
City. JOHN GRAHAM.
Prairie City, juno 25th ls57--l-tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
The Ottawa Indians.

The delegation from this tribe has
Just returned from Washington,
where they have been spending sevc-
raj weeks in negotiating new trea-
ty. They have accomplished the OBJ
ject of their visit, TO the entire salts
faction of all parties. The Govern
ment has acted most honorably with
them. and they speak of the new In
dian Agent in the highest terms
The substance of the treaty is, that
the Government reserves in each
township, for the State of Kanzas,
the regular school sections also
half-section is given to each Of sove-
raj head men, or Chiefs; also quar-
ter section to each of the two children
of Mr.. Meeker, who was for twenty
years a missionary among them. A
section is also given to the tribe for
a town site. The remainder of the
land is divided equally between the
members of the tribe, including men,
women and children. This gives to
each one about 240 acres. The tribe
then breaks up its tribal arrange
ments, and all become citizens of the
United States. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
are entitled to much credit for the
high moral and intellectual standing
which these people now occupy
Herald of Freedom.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
Saratoga City for One Dollar

10000 SHARES AT ONE Doll
LAR PER SHAREl-Thrcc springs,
the largest sixty feet by seveny-nve
Ieet, ana the smallest ten by fifteen,
and l82 acres of choice land lor ONE
DOLLAkl
Inc subscribers offer the finest site
and location Tor a city that can bs
lou d in kanzas. 1t is located in
Calhoun county, on the Delaware
Tiust LANDS, In Section %, Township
y, Range lo-about IL miles Nortn
OF Topeka, IL from lecumSeh, about
70 miles from Lecompton and 30
from Lawrence, and is surrounded
with the finest agricultural land in
kanzas, which is becoming rapidly
settled by actual settlers, as those
lands are sold, or being sold at Osaw-
kee, to actual settlers.
The above property is situated in
the most Genital part OF kanzas, ad-
Joining the Pottawatomie ltesery alton
(whlcn will soon be open Tor pre-
enption) and easily accessible from
all parls OF the Territory. These
springs are alone worth double the
money that ID asked for the whole
property, andwill yield the fortunate
person that draws them an indcpen-
dent fortune. The magnitude OF the
largest spring is truly astounding,
oelng 10 by 10 feet, and discharges
water sufficient to supply n city, and
IN very correctly called the MON
ARCH SPRING OF THE PRAl-
KlE. The water is pure, cold and
sparkling, and possesses a peculiar
mineral property which must render
these springs the SARATOGA OF
KANIAS.
This property has been divided into
10000 shares, ut One Dollar share,
and will be disposed OF III such
manner that it will be drawn by ono
person. A Committee Of three ger
temen will be formed, (who shall DO
elected by the sharc-holders), to ,e-
ccive this property, and after the sale
of the shares, superintcnd the dispos-
al of it. The drawing will take
place at Lawrence ON the 10Th of Oc-
tober.
Land and Land Warrants taken in
exchange for shares, and liberal
discount allowed those who purchase
by the quantity.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and
town in the Territory. Inducements
will be offered which will warrant at
tention to this enterprise.
Address GEO. w. GRAY ~ CO.,
Lawrence, X. r., enclosing One Dol
lar, and " share will be despatched
by mail, and any information given
that may be required.--One share
81, Six Shares 50, Twelve Shares
$40. auo tolo
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20

MASKS OFF.--"Gov. Walker is q
Southern man he has been sent out
by an Administration pledged to the
defense of Southern rights; he is
surrounded by q corps of officers,
most Of them from the South, and
every one Of them sound national
men he was instructed to regard the
Territorial authorities as legal and
sustain them against the rebellion OF
the Topeka abolitionists he is act
ing in concert with the friends of the
South, and gallantly fighting their
enemies. We cannot help but think
that such a man, so sent, so instructed,
so surrounded, and so acting, is en-
titled to sympathy, comfort and aid
from the South, whenever they can
be given with q conscientious regard
to truth. With such battle raging
in his front, it was ungracious to open
this fire on his rear."-- Washington
Union, July 7.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
Medical Notice.

The undersigned respectfully tenders ia
the citizens of Prairie City and vicinity
his services as a practitioner Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
In his practice he never bleeds Or blisters
never prescribes Calomel. Opium, Arsenic
or any other poison, and invariably has bet
ter success than those who use those agents
A supply of genuine Vaccine Virus on
hand, and inserted aud warranted.
Office and residence on Aurora street
East side Of Eden Park.
HI. CANNIFF, M. D.
Prairie City, June Goth. 1857.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
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Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
.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 blasksmithing tha
may be given him. Having nearly recover
cd from the Eager" he can now promptly
attend to his business. and will not only dc
his work in the best style, but will do i
IMMEpIATELY. His terms are CASH.
Prairie City, June 25th ls57--l.tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
DQQ$gs
PRAIRIE CITY MARKET

PRAIRIE Cry, Aug. 20, 1857
FLouR-super6ne, S. so " hundred.
WHEAT-l So " bushel.
CoRN-None in market
Conn MEAL--$2 o.
White BEANs--None in market.
POTATOES
GREEN APPLIES 4"
DRIED I" 4"
CRAoKERs--20c, per- b.
FRESH BuTTER-25c. AZ D..
CHEEsE-3Oc. N ib.
SALEnATUs-l5c. per ib.
BRowN SuoAR--l62Sc. "
WHITE ---lS@20c per b.
RIcEv-lO to 1876.
TEAs--75c.@$l 70 4"
CoFrEE-l6zs @2Oc. +"
BEEF--5@sc.
BAooN--l2@l4c.
CoDTlsH-lO@l2hc,
MAoKEREL--l5c.
ToBAooo-50@60c.
MANILA RopE--25c,
SoAP--l0c
CANpLEs--Star, 30@35c.
TALLow-l21sc.
CoTToN BATTlNa-2Oc.
lRoN-7@lOc.
NAIIs-SNc
Loo CnAIS-l0@l21Sc.
SAD lRoNs-l0@l2Nc.
HIDEs--Green, SC. dry, l0c ~ h
SALT sack Of 200 lbs, S. 90.
AxEs--$l 2p@$l 50,
Ok Bows-7p piece,50c.
SocKs-5p pair, SOC.
Calf, F" SIS OOg6 OO
SHIETINos-Brown, ~ yard, l216@l5c.
Bleached, =" l2&@2Oc.
PRINTs-fR yard, 8@l5c.
DELAlNEs-- +" 2O@35c.
0rL--Linseed, " gal, 81 so.
MoIAssEs-- E" 81 ~.
SYRuP-- " 81 %
WooD-Hard, Jp cord, 81 50,
OoAL-Stone, III bushel, 25@50c
GLASS by III, per light, 10.
" 10 by IL &c,
10 by IA 9hc.
LuMDER--Per thousand, $25@35.
SniNeLEs--per thousand IS 50@$6 so
WonK 0xEN-s5U@$lO0
Cows--$l9@S35.
HoRsrs AND MULEs-S75@$l50.
LUMBER WAGoNs--$60@Sll0.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20

BD- That was very pretty conceit
of romantic husband and father
whose name was Rose, who named
his daughter wild" so that she
grew up under the appellation Of
"Wild Rose" But tho romance OF
the name was sadly spoiled in q few
years, for she married man by the
name Of "Bull."
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
w A r! w A R !!
Against High Prices
PRAIRIE CITY AHEAD!
No use Of going to Laurence or Leaven-
worth to do your trading, aOhen yoa
can get as good bargains al
home.
New Firm---New Goods |
at the
GREAT WESTERN SQUATTER STORE
GREAT WESTERN soUATTER STORE
SAMUEL II. SHORE


WT0ULD most respectfully inform the
w good people of Prairie City and vi
cinity, that the firm heretofore existing
under the name and style of Shore g. Nc
Manus, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and that new firm has been Ostab'
lished under the name and style of
SHORE d 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
DIRECT FROM ST. LOUIS,
And are Therefore enabled to sell them as
low as the merchants of Lcavenworth 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
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C.,
And soon will be able to supply the entire
wants Of the people in the mercantile line.
PROVISIONS.
Everything in the line of provisions kept
constantly on hand.
OUR TERMS ARE CASHi
N. B. Will our customers, who have nc
counts standing with us, please call imme-
diately and settle the same, SO as to enable
us to purchase more supplies of new goods?
SAMUEL y. SHORE,
VIM. MEWHlNNEY.
Prairie City, July l8. lS57.--4if
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
WILLIAM GRAHAM, N. D,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO N,
Prairie Cita, HQnxas,

TUWW V'Iy' H"N""V'
Respectfully returns his thanks to the cit
isens Of Prairie City, for thclibcral patron,
are heretofore bestowed upon him, and
hopes to merit continuation Of the same
He will devote his entire attention TO the
profession, and will pay particular at'cn'
ton ot operations in surgery
Office ON Main street ~
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20

nay What is the reason the "Rc-
publican Union don't reach US p
We have never yet received q copy.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-20
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