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Direct Importation
RI A r d w A r Z A N d G u T l. Z r Y!
8. w. Il Fl. TUCKER,

II ARDWA AND CUTIE RY!
8. w. & Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
/ have In store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring trade DIRECTION the makers, which
they Offer to cash and prompt tims-buyers on IA
vorable terms. hestock being unusually large,
they confidently solicit an examination Of the
same. S.W All. TUCKER,
May l0-d1w Sign of Red Paddock
A MES SHOvELs.--A large stock Of Ames'
~ shoveis for sale low by
maybe s. W. II. TUCKER.
CUYTHE sTONRs.-scythe stones, Of different
- kinds, n quantities to suit.
maybe 5. va IL. TUCKER,
CCYTHn kIFLES.--Various qualitiesof Scythe
- Kiaesand shArpeners for sAishy rrcvY.
LICK Es.--A good article OF Siskles for sale BY
- Imsylo1 s.w.A TUCKER.
yKINDsToNEs;-The Bcrea q ri ndston.s ,ofva
VAN Tucker,
(Sign of the Red Paddock
Mayloddw Cor. of Main / ID SITS.
EENcE NAILS,
l. Fine Sd do
Flooring do
Annealsd do to clinch-a superior article.
Easing do
Finishing do
Barrel do
of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low by ). w. III. TUCKER,
maySdAw
1y0kN Garden, arubbing and other HOES,
~ Spades, shovels, Mat tocks and Picks;
aey thes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, Kakes and Corn Planters;
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut
maysdAw s.W. An. TUCKER
W. II. AUSTIN. Q. II. ALBaRs.
w. III. AUSTIN X CO.,
Groccrs and Produce Dealers,
NO. Iis MATN-sT.,
w aud vicinity that we have recently leased the
large building No. Is Main-st and there offer
LARGE, entirely NEW and we'll selected scock Of
Groceries, Provisions and Proance Mt very Low
PRICES.
WearARssrxE ALL GOODS sold by us 10 be ~
represented and deliver goods bought at retail to
any part Of the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills We are
prepared st oil times to sell 1t wholesale and retail
all grades Of FLOUR At the lowest market prices.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS:
We PAY CASH for all kinds Of Country Produce.
Aug2d&w
SuGAHs-crushea,
and Clarified,
for sale by VII. AUSTIN co.
N1OLASSEs Belcher's and st. Lonis Refine
lv1 ry--in bbls hlf. bbls and kegs-for sale by
sug2daw W. IL. AUSTIN co.
and Costa Rica,
for sale by w. IL. AUSTIN 4 CO.
aug2iAw
CuGAk-CUKED HAMS,
y Country do
Side Meat
and Dried Beef
for sale by w. II. AUSTIN = co.
LyLOUK aLOUkl--All grades Of Country
ausaa1w WI. AUSTIN Aco.
az BDLs. kOsIN for sale cheap BY
81 aug2ddw w. Ii. AuSTIN co.
| INTIND0W SASH and FRAMES, All sizes, for
| w sale Low by W. IL. AUSTIN co.
aug3d&w
1 XXT RAPPING PAPER, all sises OF Rag and
| w Straw Papers, direct from the milis, for
sale Low by W. IL. AUSTIN 60.
aug2iAw
WANTED, RAGS, for which We pay Cash
/ wv w. IL. AUSTIN 4 co.,
| auoaiAw No. lis Main-st.
4 r. 900 FIRE BRICK,
i H,UUU 1000 TILES, assorted sizes, for salt
by CLEGHORN, TAYLOR CO.,
! jy23d Levee.
az TONS Band and Bar IRON, for ssls In lot
i 90 to suit, by
CLEuHORN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
! iyz3d Lsvee.
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Co.Partnershtp.

COsPAFtneFshtp.
The undcrsgned, having formed Co-Partner-
ship under the name and style OF Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of II. S. Farrar,
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, So, 1t
the old stand, corner OF Bluf Streets, near the
Keokuk 4 IT. Dss Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINEE,
Keoknk Sept. 10, ST. p. q. HAINES.
natS
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LS0, u now supply OK
n Kane's Expedition,
Darton's Life Of Burr,
proctor's Legends and Lyrics.
MintuYn's New York to Delhi,
Bancroft Seventh Volume,
EIectoon. Just received by
oct2M OGDEN, BROWNELL q &C.
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CHARLES RADMAKEH.
HAIR DRESSER,

/ ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landt ST., New York, would respect fully tender
his professional services TO the ctixens Of Keokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
establishment corner of I'd and johnson sts.,
opposite the Gait House, where. by punctual at
tentioa to business he hopes to secure the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
Done with NeMtncss and DisPasch.
q. X. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumery,
Lnbin's Extracts Ac., which he offers for sale ut
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. /, '5S-dy
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BAmcFOftfe Hletory.
NEW VOLUME. The American Ksvoiution.--
IN The History Of the United States. VOL W.;
being vol. l. Of the American Revolution: by Geo.
Bancroft; Syo. Uniform with the previous vol-
umes.
Also, jnst published, Hilliard on Vendors. The
Law OF Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property.
by Franeis billiard, Esq, Aathor of.Ths Law cf
Mortgages" Ac. Two vols. in one. svo. o..
For sale by OGDEN BKOWNELL . co.,
mAy2ld 81 Main-At.
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aoop rxplArA BANKS.

ANA bAhA1s
BIZ Indiana, Mich. City.
Blk u Eikhart, Elkhsrt.
Ind. Farm. Blk, Frank Tin,
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
parks Co. Blk kock, ilh.
Prairie City Blk, I. hau,,
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk vi Indiana.
State Blk and BRANCHES.
Brookyillc Bank.
Farmers Bank West Geld,
Bank OF Syracuse.
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ANDREW i. WILLIAMSON,
Late Wilkinson MARSHALL,
WholcsAIc aud Reaaii DYugsast,
NO. De MAIN-sT.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, =
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, window Glass, Glass w are and
varnishes, AZ and below market rates.
Aug. Is, SD
NITRATE Silver crystalined--4s ounces Chem
y icaiiy pure, in store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
augi6d % Main-st.
CPTs. TIRPENTINE- 200 gal. in barrels and
M A.. WILKINSON,
augl6d 90 hain-st.
+ lNSEED, Lard and sperm oii--2o0 gal. each,
IL In barrels and cans. for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
augl8d 90 Main-st
A LC0HoL, 50 and 20 per csnt.--5oe gal in store
n and for sale low by
A. WILKINSON,
augl6d 90 Main-st.
rooPER's IsIkdLASS-t0 lbs of this superior
~ geiatine for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug,ed 80 Main-st.
A iEk's Cherry Pectoral--2oo doaen Of this
IA standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
|. A. j. WILKINSON,
Sole holesaie Agent for keokuk,
augl6d 90 Main.st.
LsRAYsER'S BAKING POWDER, admitted by
i all who have tried IL superior to any 9th.
er, Manufactured and for sale by
aug24d % Main street.
4 - -
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weed'. Patent sewing Machi.e.

nov1-dAw Maln-et, bet. Sixth and seventh.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
A Smile.

A smile Nothing on earth can
smile but man Gems may flash re-
lecte light, but what is diamond
flash? Flowers cannot Smile,--FhlN
is charm which they cannot claim
Birds cannot smile, nor amy living
thing, 1t is the prcrogltive Of man.
It is the color which love wears and
cheeriulness, and joy-theSe three,
1t is the light in the window of the
face, by which the heart, signifies to
athcr, husband, or Cricnd, that it is
ut home and waiting, A face that
cannot smile, is like bud that can
not blossom and dries up on the stalk
LaugateriS day, and SoOriety iSnigh'
and smile is the twilight that hov
ers g,nly between bo,b, more be-
witchins than either But ali smiles
are not alike, The chcerfulnesS o
vanity, iSnot like the cheerlulneSS o
love. The smile of gratided pride ii
not like thc radiance Of goodness am
truth, The rains Of summer fall alike
upon all trees and shrubs. But whel
the storm passes, and every leaf hangs
a.drip, each gentle puff Of wind bring
down the petty shower, and every
drop brings with it something of tn,
nature of the leaI or blossom Oh whicl
it hung the roadside leaf yields dust
the walnut leaf bitterneSss; som,
flowers poison while the grapc-b o.
som, the rose, the sweet-br LEM
their aroma to the twinkling drop
and send them down in penume'
showers. And so it is with smiles
which every heart perfumes accord
ing to its nature-seliShneSs is atid
pride bitter; goodwill sweet and fra
grant.-H W, Bcrchcr.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
Affecting 1ncid mt.

On the home voyage Of one of our
New York aud Liverpool packets, she
being crowded with emigrants, that
awful scourge the ship fever broke out.
The carpenter ofthe vessel, one ofna-
ture'S noblemen, and having on board
his little son, lad Of some twelve
summers, was one Of tho'tirSt victims.
His shnpnlates sa'lly enclosed his body
in his hammock, and, having read
over him. the burial service, and at
tached u his feet a grind stone for
The purpose of sinking it, committed
it to the embrace of old ocean. The
poor boy, filled with grief at the loss
Of his natural protector, sprang over
board, and before he could be rescued
ho was beyond the reach Of human
aid.
On the day following the burial, a
large shark was noticed in the wake
of the ship, and as it was ahAo t
calm, the sailors ask permission to
catch it, which was readily granted
by the captain. Having procured a
hook and attache I'd a chain AMI line
and baited it with pork, they cast ii
over board, and soon had the excited
pleasure Of hooking the monster, and
with the aid Of the windlass they
hauled the writhing mass on board.
As it lay on deck in Its death Strsg'
giles, the sailors heard q singular rum
bling noise that seemed to proceed
from within the dying captive. Ia
king ship axe, they sooh cut their
way into the now dead fish, and ca
their great surprise, found that it ha'
swallowed carpenter grindstone and
hoy, and that the former, who ha't
swoonel, had rugged up the grind
stone, and with the assistance OF the
boy 10 turn it, was Just grinding his
Jack. knife 10 cut his way out.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
HARDWARE AND STOVES.

JINGLE BARKER would respectfully in
l. form the inbali'ants of Lawrence and
of the Territory Of Kanzns that his nam.
moth Hardware and Stove Storc, No, 3
Massachusetts, street, /, now open, where
he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale, for cash only, The largest aud b'st
selected stock Of Steves Agricultural I'm.
plements, American, Englisk aud German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kauzas, al WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot fail to suit all,
| ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
conf lent can ill all orders in my line ia
better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers and i'm.
por.ers out of first class jobbing houses at
The East for cash, My facilities for doing
a lobbing business are unequaled in the
West.
also have connected with my establish.
ment TIN shop where | manufacture all
kinds Of TIN, COPPER, and SdEEl
IRON WARE, attend to all kin Is Of job
ork, Tin hoodng, Spouting, Gutter'ng
Brazihg, Plumbing, DC Special attention
will be given to this branch Of business,
aud none bat first class workmen employed
am a practical workman ia the different
branches Of my business, and hope ly fair
dealing and strict attention to business TO
oh ain share Of ,ublic patronage Try
me, EoOk out for iao big Tea kettle.
I'M INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
fFsr the Frcemep's Caampion.l
"Kallsas Is Free"

Written on reading TIC oEoidl Prctia nation
dsciariag The SaO! Cmstitati0a rejected
by the People at tie iGte EtsctiOa.
Thank God our long night ofasony' past,
And radiant Liberty dawns at last,
While mists that glooniIy draped her form,
All Aeetly are fading in sunlight warm
Speedily falls the sbroud--
A dark and ldatliscme cloud
Laden with walls and groans from sunlit
west,
That di,nly on her august form did rest
Like battle.robe wet and purple stain'd,
And dripping red with blood VI Freemen
slain.
Hark at the glad shoutsin harmony swell
le ling,
Up from thousand grateful hearts yelling,
KANzAs IS FREE over the plains her hymn
Of thanksgiving thro widcrealms vast and
dim,
with agloW OF glory
Crowns Earth old and hoary--
With newer beaaty--more glorious youth,
Till over iG ringing that holy truth,
Wings its flight thro' far worlds where mans
unknown,
Around Upward ltillitswells round Gods
throne.
Faro'er III sea and widethro the green land
i'Roused nations in gladning wonder s'anhs,
as round Heavens blue arch the joy.note
peal
From plains where the crimsoned sunset
steal;
Then, Brothers, let your shout
A Joyous anthem out
Till Humanity crushed takes leart again
Trampling thety ytant-.unbinding the chain
And from tear.vei.'d eyes DER earth's broat
space,
Secs Freedom reigning in glory and grace
y! ye who dwell on western wavc-llRe soil
Prophets and Priests in Freedoms worship
toll,
Ring out your song--let answ'ring notes g
forth,
Der suany.Southern wave and rock.bounC
North
BY the Lake--on the Shore
Gathering more and more
Till thrills cxultant rise in every heart,
And onward like fiery fam, do dart
Now, in our triumph.hour, forge not we,
A truth sublime-"THAr COP MAZE AL
MEN FREE" j II. Il.
Lawrence, X, IT,, Sept, lst, 1868.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
What the Press Says.

The story is told with great simplicity,
but with much power and pathos. Who.
ever takes twill find it difficult to lay it
down until it is fnished.-Nationai Era,
Washington, d. @.
Anarrative Of real experience like tho
above, will have far more effect against sla
very than the ingeniously wrought novel.
however true to life its its pictures may be.
AIN. Baptist,
Here is II book Of facts, stranger than s.fc.
ton, and q ,housand.fol II ore thrilling. n
simple tale Of lifelong oppression, revcaa
ing truly theworkings Of tho peculiar "
sti.uuon," IN our country. To the storj
loving we would say, here is story Wort
reading. Mission Record
A THOROUGH CANVASSER rs WA
TED, in each county In the free StatoSt
engage in the sale Of the above work INN
diately. Such caii easily clear from $JN
800 per MONTH
The work is beautifully printed
hound, aud is aslarge as the books that n
for one 81 25; but as wo mem TO sell
least one hundred thousand copies, throN
agents, we have made the retail price oI
one dollars,
A sample copy Of the book will be
by mail. postage paid on receipt ofthe pA
and our private circular 10 agents, vi
terms etc. Address E
DAYTON, Publisher,
[n22 3mo. - No 90 Ann st. Now York
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
Energy.

That is what Is needed. Be Gncr.
getic in whatever you mdertal;e-go
At it with will, lay hold as If you
wasn't afraid, and when once fairly
ut it, never relinquiSh your hold or
relax your efforts until you have ac-
complishel something. This silly
hum-drum mode of crawling through
the world, y morotonous routine
from year to year, living only from
"hand to mouth" and in fear of any
enterprise, betokenS man of very
little spirit; our ago is progressive
one and all who desire to succeed
must push forward in every thing
they undtrtrhe-'--tbeir motto should
bo Excelsior" and they will be
bound to succeed, they will surmount
barriers that were before apparently
insurmountable. while the bug ears
that frighten the timid into panic
will be found to be mere will.o.the
wiSp that will ay away at your ap-
proach.
We like to SEQ young man hu.
name, benevolent, obliging, and clcv-
or, but Of all the passions, give us q
man that has propensity to push his
way through The world at all hazards
in spite Of all opposition; we would
rather caIl one SHch mOn--our friend
than have the profesSed friendship
o(all the drones that invest the swar.
ming hive Of humanity,
Young men you 10 whom ou,
country looks for its future greatness
and grandeur, are you preparing your
selves for the arduous task that is be
fore you? are you schooling your
selves to become heirs Of American
liberty--the future law.givers Of oul
country--its sovereigns? lfyou are
not, then indeed you are unworthy
the room you occupy. Were yor
made to tipplo in rum-shops TO pore
over yellow covered literature, o,
court an amorous looking.glass i
these are your favorito paStimeS, ther
you are only Gt to adorn a rum.shol
as sign, to tickle the pockets Of the
periodical dealer with your loose
change--or to bo plaything for the
women,--a mere antom6ta to b,
moved about at the will Of tho rulers
ofyour favorito passions.
If such is your deplorablc condi-
ton. we advise you to shake off the
spell that binds you, and enter the
arena Of life with energy sufficient Ia
convince the world that you arc I
man. Let not the eyren voice Of easl
and pleasure call you OF from your
duty nor tho allurements OF vice
entico you from the path OF virtue
The man that has no ambition, M
aspirations, has just soul enough tC
elevate him above the brute.
Be not content with dragging OH
Smere animal existence, but show
by your energy and decision Of char
actsr that you ore what God intend
ed you to lo---a MAN.
FyhH !" "Act-Lact In tho living prcsenii
Heart within and God o'erhead r.
--Spring6cld Bdylc and Fdg.
nzy- 'Tha laryaat room id the tvori,
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
Order Of Publication.
United states Of America)
Territory of Kansas. IS.
n

Territory OF Kansas ss'
Second judicial DistricJ.)
In the United States District Court,
aud for the, second Judicial District,
Vacation, Marcn 2nd, 1863.
Elias Ii. Bayslnger,
vs.. Getltlon Tor
Margaret e. B,y<inger. Divorce.
NOV at this day comes ,he said Plaintiff
~ by MS Attorneys and files hi pc idon,
PRAYING % be divorced nom the bonds Of
natrilnony heretofore contracted wlhlhe dc.
irndani, alleging as cause the deser'ion Of
Of Petitioner by Defendant and absence for
more than he space OF Two years, accCmpa.
uying which SAID petition is the affidavit Of
the Plain lf Of Inc non residence Of said
Defendant 1t is therefore Old red by the
undersigned Clerk Of the United States Dis.
,Iict COur in and for the District and Ter.
r,tory afor laid in vacation, that the said
Defendant be notiftd d ofIhe pending ofthls
suit by Publication in some newspaper
printed in his Territory, fos eight weeks
success lively, the last insertion to be at least
70 weeks previous 10 the first day Of the
next , clober Term Of This Court; aud that
unless she be and appear before the Judge
of our said United States Dislrct O:ur in
and for tne Second Judicial District of the
Territory Of Kanes on the first day of the
next October Term thereof, to be begun and
held in the City Of Lecompton in said Ter.
rIlory on the first Monday in October, 1853,
and answer or otherwise plead to the petit
zion Of Plaintiff, the same will be taken as
con essed against her
A true Cdpy.--Attest;
5. M'ARTHUR, Clerk.
BY &. RAUSSER, ID. U.
s ford 4 Wood, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
na.jwS
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
ET- Non.paying subscri ors arc

ET- Non.pOying subscri crs are
thus talked to by a Southern editor
Wagons cannot run without
wheels, boats without steam, bull
frogs jump without legs, or ncwSpa.
perS no carried on everaotingly with
out money, no moro than dog Gun
way his tail when no amt got none.
Our Subscribers aro all good, but
whet good docs mans goodness DO
when II don't do any good 2 We
have NO doubt every ono thil lss that
all have paid except him, and NJ we
are . clever fellow end his is II little
matter, ii will make no difference"
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
N. X. ..RAYM MOND,

1 ATELY Of Aurora, Illinois, would re-.
Ia spectfully Inform the inhabi ants of
Prairie CITY and vicinity that he will soon
reside In their town for the purpose OF
repairing clocks, waches and jewelry, and
he pledges himself to execute matters in his
line as we'll and az at low rates as can DO
done by any other jcwcler in the Territory.
He solicits patronage. 22yl
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
ETSome men think that religioy

EJSome men think that religion
is u mere ctStGtic experience, like q
tune rarely played upon some faculty;
living only while tits being perform,
cd, and then dying in silence. And,
indeed, many mrn carry their religion
as church carries its bell--high up
in a btllry, to ring out on sacred days
to strike for funerals, or to chime for
weddings. All the rest Of the time
it hangs high above rcach--voiceless,
silent, dead. But religion is not the
speciality tr any one feeling, but the
mood and harmony Of the whole OF
them. 1t is tho whole soul march
ing hcavenward to the music Of Joy
and love, with well.ranked faculties,
every one OF them beating time and
keeping luno.