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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-11

Axes, Springs; made OF the oest steel; Banns, In
ameled and OF all kinds Of Leather Cloths, Innings fer
Carriages, varnishes, Castings Of oil kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Bride Leathers, Bits, Stirnps spurs
Hames, fine Silver Hames Of ali kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, self-Aijustirg Pals, Taylor,s Patent
Hames, Ply Nets, Shoe Trsds, Horse BanXets, Lon
don (irth Wehs, American Grth and Rein WEBS, both
Cotton and worsted; London Welt Skins, superior
article; Ivory, Gutta Percha and Brass lined
quality of Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &c, &c.
keep IN fact everything arpedainng % el,nsr
es thoroushly, would respectfully invite your at
terton before purchasing elsewhere. ,,x.-
a trSDI ap20d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-11

I s. Co. All others are spurious.
A. j. WHITE * Co, Sole Projectors,
80 Leonard street, n. Y.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by sfdealers
in Medicines
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet in
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address
above for the terms.
Price % cents per box, 1--WE boxes will cent on re-
ejpt of 81, postage paid. jan IL -d&wlyl
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

H One vice is more impressive thar
many virtues.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

y In New York there are 1,135
blind persons.
Nc Misfortune is the touchstone Of
friendship.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

9 Never sport with pain poverty
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
I CAN Do GOOD.
Imay. if ! have a mind.

Imay. if have a mind,
Do good in many ways.
Plenty to do the Young may find,
Inthese our busy days
Sad would it be. though Young and small,
Ii were Of no use at all.
One gentle word that may speak,
Or one kind, loving deed,
May, though trifle poor and weak,
Prove like tiny seed
And who can tell what good may spring
From such avery little thing?
Then let me try each day and hour
To act upon this little plan,
What little good is in my pow er,
To do il while | can.
If to be useful thus try,
may do better By and by.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

irtue may choose the high or low degree
'lis inst the same to virtue and to me-
Dwell in a monk, or mount into a king b.,
Shes stil the same beloved delighted thing -
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS
Fsn.plnnesssa,s Gaosss,ls!

TUE ROAD from Nevada TO Downieville. hv way o
Z Robinsous Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams.
To all the extensive Mining RI ions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North ubas by way Of Hess
and Emory Crossing.
The ROAD also affords the nearest route for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready. Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South Poor Mans Creek, Nelson Creek. and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Dovnicvilc
This roads easily travelled as that between Sacramen-
and Nevada -Four horses readily draw from three
four thousand pounds OF Freight from Nevada to the
top of the hill Downicvc when the road is not OBJ
structcd by heavy rains or snow
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON Proprietor.
January , ls57-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21
CUEIoUs STORY OF VENTRILoaUIsM

CURIOUS STORY OF VENTRILoQUIsM
1t is a long time since Blitz was last
in our Office. He gave us a lesson in
thimblerig on that occasion, and taught
the mystery, which we could never
rightly comprehend, of transcombobu-
lating large apple into a small tin cup.
passing it, geographically, along the
ceiling, the principal agent employed
being apparently, a scrap of bad Latin,
which, 50 far as we recolect, wasn't in
Virgil. The last time we heard of him.
however was in the Savannah Repubi-
rad, and as follows:
yesterday, as two athletic negroes
were engaged in tumbling about bale
of cotton on the dock, a mysterious voice.
appearing to proceed from the interior Of
the bale, exclaimed:
Don't toss me about so hard'
Bless de Lord, who dat? War your
exclaimed one of the darkies, as both
let go their hold and stood aghast.
inside dc bale, responded the voice
joe reioined one of the negroes to
his companion, de debil is about, sure
and then collecting himself somewhat;
he addressed the sewed-up man:
How you come dar?'
Put in dar at the plantation, to make
out dc las bale replied the voice inside
i golly, Joe, you hear dat! What
i'll bucEra man do next? Well, you's
got to go along wild de bale to de cotton
press, and YOU will be packed den, sure,
said one Of the knights of the hook, and
both sat to work again at their job.
Just then, loud cries Of murder ! muir
derl proceeded from the baie, when
the darkies, convinced that de debil
was really about dropped everything
and took to their heels.
The comedy was highly enjoyed by
some friends who were standing around
with Signor Blitz, who had gone down
to look after a cage of canaries that
came out by the Florida"
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

u Christian, sympathy is a great
branch of Christian duty.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

- Never speak to deceive, nor listen
to betray.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

% Many who possess much enjoy
but little
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-21

A ROYAL "TyPo. Po.'-According to an
ancient usage in Prussia all the princes
of the royal family must learn a trade.
is stated that the Prince Frederick
William, recently married to the Prin-
cess Royal Of England learned to "stick
type" in the printing Office of Mr.. Hauel,
at Berlin.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Mrs. cunningham.

It was state ! q few days ago. that
Lola Montez visited Mrs. Cunning
ham and said she saw "the devil in
her.eye !" and further that Mrs. G. is
reduced to extreme poverty, and ,hor
daughters are no bstterthan they ought
to be-. "a friend to injured inno-
cencO," writes to the EGprsss saying
that Lola did visit Mrs. Cunningham,
but that her opinion of the unfortu-
nate woman was decidedly favorable,
and that she didn't discover any devil
at all. (If the devil was there we
think she would have discovered him. }
AS to poverty" this writer adds :
We have the authority OF person
who saw her on Sunday for saying
that she resides in an elegantly fur.
niShed house up town her daughters
have their piano and their music, and
her little sons are home from vacation,
so that she is now surrounded by her
five children, and appears to avoid
notoriety as much'aS possible, receiv-
ing no calls other thar those calling
on business, and her physician, who
is Attending Miss Augusta Tor a nerv-
Gus affection to which she has been
subject ever since the death OF DR..
Burdell. She certainly, as far as out
w'rd appearances go, does not seem
to suffer extreme poverty" and /,
fully determined to seek for her rights
in tn e matter Of tha Burdel estate, Dy
carrying up her cause to the Court Of
last res ort.-N. Y P0per.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Federal Appoiatm mentS.

Tho following Kaazas appoint
'msntS, recently made by the PieSi-
dent, are from thS citizsns Of this
Territory: Mr. Morris, Receiver of
Public Money; Mr.. Patterson, (for'
'msrly of PenusylvAaia, Register OF
the Land Office at Ogden Mr.. Moo
rah, Register Of thr Land Office at
Fort Scott; A, G. Davis, Formerly
OF Nav York District, Attorney OF
Kanzas, ~. Newsom, Agent for th
Shawnee lnlians, and Nj. Badger
Agent for tho KickapoOs.
Mr. Morris takas tho place, Of the
murderer, Emery; Mr., Moorah, OF
G, w. CLARK at Fort Scott, or rather
'of his half witted brother-in law -
Mr. Badger is very respectable man
Some OF these appointments are Ger
tainly an improvement on the old
soncs. We have spoken before of Da-
wis, and elsewhere, in this ISSUE, wv
sBpsak Of Nswsom.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
The Last Chance,

There will be another Great Sale
VI Lots in Prairie City, on Saturday,
June 10. 1858. This will positively
6e the last chance Of purchasing lots
vt public auction in Prairie City
We trust no ons desirous investing
money in town property, will suffer
this opportunity to pass by without
proiting by it. In buying said lots,
no risk, whatever, will be run, for
they arc d cash article, and are daily
increasing in value. At the present
time, while in consequence ofthe hard
times business in nearly all other
towns in Kanzas is almost entirely
checked, Prairie City Is building up
rapidly, and she will soon obtain
a position among tho uery first towns
\ in Kanzas. Situated, aS 1t is, in the
very hea. Of beautiful and thickly
settled farming country surrounded
by an Industrious and thriving COM
munity, and comprised OF an enter
prising, 60 ahead class of citizens
Sne is destined to become, within q
Jew snort years, a hourishiug buSl-
ness cily, All who are deoirous of
Investing money in real estate as
above set forth, will not fail, we pre-
sumo, to be on hand at the appointed
time, and secure it while it is going
,Rsmem ber, it is the last chance.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03

&TIhe Louisville Courier says
there is now an extraordinary STAN.
pede of the slaves in kentucky. Ne
.groes are daily escaping from their
owners in startling numbers. They
go off, one, two, three, or dozen at
time. That paper attributes this
unususl movement to tho presence OF
humorous Abolitionists. 1t says,
"Black Republicans are as thick in
these parts as wolves on prair e
1t is almost respectable to bs a Niger
stealer."
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Latest t from the Utah Army.


A St. Louis despatch Of the 10th
says that Mr.. Mason, who left Camp
Scott 30th March, has arrived at In
dependence, Mo. The news he brings
is unimportant. Gen, Johnson was
anxiously waiting for the arrival Of
Capt Marcy. The health Of the army
was remarkably good Provisions
were becoming scarce, but supplies
were expected from Fort Laramie
Mr.. Mason was detained seventeen
days on account Of Snow.Storms. He
met Col. Hotlman'Y command one
hundred and forty miles beyond Fort
Kearney.
Twelve hundred troops had arrived
'atSt. Louis within the last three DAYS,
"a great proportion Of whom proceeded
iimmediately onto Leavenwoth.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Order Of Publication.

United States of Amtrical
Territory of Kansas, So.
Second Judicial District
In the United States District Court, in
and for the, second Judicial District, in
Vacation, March 2nd, 1853.
Elias H. Baysinger,
vs.. Petition for
Margaret 3. Baysinger. Divorce.
MOW attbis day comes the said Plaintiff
4N byhis Attorneys and files hi, petition,
praying be divorced from the bonds Of
lnalrimony heretofore contracted wiih.he de.
iendanl, alleging as cause the deser,ion Of
Of Petitioner by Defendant and absence for
more than he space Of Two years, accompa.
lylng which said petition is Tie affidavit Of
HE Plain lif Of me non residence Of said
Defendant IL Is therefore ordtred by the
undersigned Clerk Oh the United States Dis.
lncl Court in und Tor The District and Ter.
rltory aforesaid in vacation, that the SAID
Defendant be motif, d Of the pending of this
SUIT by Publication in some newspaper
printed IN Ihis Territory, for eight weeks
successively, the last insertion to be at least
TO / weeks previousto The tirsu day Of the
next Ctober Term Of Jhis Court; ana that
unless she be and appear before the Judge
Of our said Unlled' States Dlstrcl UcurL III
and Tor tne Second Judicial district Of The
Territory OF Kansas On The first day OF the
neat Uc'ober lerm lhereoi, 10 oe bvgun and
held IN the City Of Lrcompron in sald ier'
rtory On The iirst Monday IN uccobcr, 1895,
anu ahswel or otherwise plead 10 the petl-
uon ot Plaintiff, the same will be taken al
contested against her.
A true Uopy.--ALlest:
5. M'ARTHUR, Clerk.
By u kAUSSLh, d. V.
Stafford d Wood, Attorneys ior Plaintiff
nJSw9
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
HURRAH ! HURRAH HURRAH /
".Nosu is Tie accepted timer
GET A FORTUNE WHILE YOU CAN

kO CHOICE LOTS in PRAIRIE CITY
CO will be offered for sale at Public
Auction on Saturday, Juae 10, at 10 4. NJ
The lotscomprise some Of The best and also
some Of the poorest ones in the town hence
every stage Of the purse can be accolnmo,
dated. The persons owning tbs properly
are hard up" for money, and they are
Cound to raise some dingbats " by means
OF disposing Of thsir properly, even should
it be sacriiiced for almost nothing. This is
the rarest opportunity to purchase live real
estate that has ever presented its,lf in this
Territory. Ii is useless to attempt to emu
yaefaJe tho advantages and prospects Prairie
Ohy. posSesses. Her location, position, CON
ditlon AID unparalleled opportunities 10 OBJ.
tain erudilion, are too we'll known An
attendance al the sale with few dimes in
your POCKET will secure you good lot,
The terms of sale are easy and liberal--one
third down; balance in one aad Two months.
Don't forget the ime--sATURDAY June
~, at lOA,M.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
'AMBR0TYPES! 1!

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
TTNHE finest and most beautiful 10 size
u Ambroty pes Of uncqpaIled delicacy Of
tone and finish, with coed case, can be
had at the Picture Rooms Of j. BOWLS, IN
Lawrence, for 81. All other sizes Of Pict
ures in proportion. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge. The. subscriber
ferls confident in thus reducing the price
Of pictures he IN only doing what tho times
demand, and earnestly hopes that all go,"
and honest Traders and 1radesmen will
reduce their high prices atleast no much as
will allow their customers and friends oae
dc.lar tospcnd for agood picture.
( l2yl. y. BOWLS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
NOTICE.
Rail Election.

: HEsloUAhvlders ol The Leaven orth and
l. Fort Glib Oh II. ". Company will nold
an election OH Mopday The 'ih day ol June
next at ,he Office Vi N. u. Ladd, Mo, III
the Ully ot Law rence,k. I ), ao2 oclucK, +
M. tor the purpose oi electlng a llesideht ol
sald company 'ohll The vacancy occasloned
Dy the rcslgnatlotn Of John h. Chapinan
and. thlr.een Directors. Votes VIII ue re.
ceiVcu NY written proxy.
By Uiuer Vi the Doard. -
n. u, LADD, Prest,, Pro tenn
III. ALLEN, Secretary.
Lawrence, h. 4. April, 29th, 1853.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Taka Notica.

~ EORGE WOLFEwould announce tothe
NIcitizcns Of Prairie City and Vicinity that
he has a number of excellent wqrkmen ,in.
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 well 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., 1858-06-03
Il. X. RAYMOND.

ATBLY of Aurora, Illinois, WOULD re-.
~ apectiuliy inform the inhabianis Of
Prairie City and vicinity that he has come
TO reside in their town for the purpose of
repairing clocks, wa'cho, and ieweliy, and
he pledges himself to execute matters in his
liue rs well and as at low rates as can be
done by any ether jcwcler in tho Territory,
Ne sclicils patronage. 22yl
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
PRAIRIE CITY MARKET

PRAIRIE CRY, June 3, 1858.
FLouR-Superhne, 50 90 y cwt
WHEAT-None in market.
Corn --40c
Conn MIAL--$I D.
WHITE BEANs---$3 90
PoTATOEs-- 4ic.
GREEN .AppLEs-$l rs Per Bush.
DRIED - 00.
CRAcKERs--2oc. per- ib.
FRESH BuTTER--25c. " h.
CHEEsL---2Cc. ~ ib.
SALERATus--l2c per ID.
BROWN SUaAR-l2@l4c. q"
WnirE -2Sc per ID.
TEAs-75c, @$l 90
CoFFEr-l62a@9Oc.
BEEF-6c
Eggs-l5 1P doc
BAcoN--l21l4c.
CopFIsn-lO@12l6e.
MAcKEREL--l5c.
ToDAcco---45@6Oc.
MANILA RorE--25c. /"
SoAp--l0c
OANDLhs--Star, 3o@35c. L"
TALLow-llc. Z"
CoTToN BATTNG--35c. :"
lRoN-1@lOc.
NAIys-eNc ."
LOG CHAlY-l0@l26c. Z"
SAD lnoNs--lO@l21ac,.
HlDEsr-Green, Sc. dry, Sc. 5p h
SALr-R sack Of 900 lbs. 90 90.
AxEs-$l OO@$l rs.
OK Bows-R plece,5OC.
SocKs- pair, 4Oc.
BooTs-Stogies, " pair,$3 5o@$4 90
Calf, IS 00@b 90
sHEETlNos-Brown, p yard, l21a@l5c.
" Bleached, :" IL Ia@2Oc.
PRNTs- yard, S@l5c,
DELAlSls-- - 20@35c.
on-Linseed, ~ gal, 81 so,
MoLAssEs-- 80 80.
SYRUP q 81 90.
WooD-Hard, p cord, SO SO.
CoAL--Stone, " bushel, 250S5Oc "
GLASS by ~, per light, 7c.
lOby IA Z" SIC.
LuMBER--Per thousand, $95CSJ5.
SHlNoLEs-per thousand IS 50@$6 so
Work oxEN--S5U@$lO0
Cows--Sle@$35
HoRsEs AND MuLEs--S75@$l50.
LUMBER WAcoNs--SSO@tllO.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
It ia Not q Dye.

WE subjoin few names Of thsae vhs
w recommend Mra. " A. ALLrN's HNiB
Restorsr and zylobalsani. Prest Eaton.
Of Uuion University; Tho falling Of hair
ceased, and my gley locks changedte orig.
inAl color" Rev. q. A. Buckbce, IrOsa.
Am. Bible Unisn, N, X, II cheerfully add
my testimony" H.v. Degen, Ed. Guide
10 Holiness, Boston; 1--WE can testify " i,s'
eifects." Rev. II. II. Faichild. Cor. SeM
Chn, Union, N. Y; Used in my family
with beneficial effecta." Rev. A.. Webs.eI.
"Oh'n Era" Bosten: "Since using your
preparations, / aR neither bad OF grey ~
heretofore" Rev v II, Cornell, Cor. ScA,
ele., N. r.: "It has restored the hair Of oHe
Of my family to its original color, and slep'
ped its falling out" cto., ctc,. We eva
auotc from AVN epous OILERS q likeinnA,
Ian in Europe and America, bat Ior hrth'w
information, send fer'c circular to
N MRS. q, A, ALLENS
W~lds Hair Rcstcrer Dupet.
no, SsS llmsm ~, MN.
t,wc aaa.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Woll Grounded Fears.

The New Orleans Bee thinks that
before the expiration Of the present
year. every non-slaveAolding State in
the Union, with the possible except
ion OF California, will rally under the
!" notoriou standard OF Black Repub-
.licanism -
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
"HOLD YOUR HOHSAo !
Says Griffith, but We say

10y N''h'Hb Wv w ~
WAIT FOR IhE WAGON!!"
"A, 4, the undersigned, having entered
w mo Co partnership aud ei'cied d
large and colnnodious shop uron The north
east corner Of Dayton and Aurora streets,
rralne City, 10 lne purpose Of carrying on
The wagon aud carriage making business IN
Its various branches, and feeling compe-
tenl To render satisfaction 10 all who may
favor us with their patronage, would re-
spectfully sOliClit share OF The same.
n. Is. Particular aCtSnlon given 10 re-
pairing wagons, calf.S yes, agricultural In
piements, Gc,, DC.
2~yl 1kookE d. DEAhANd'
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
What tho Press SAYS.

The story is told with great simplicity.
but with much power ana pAthos. Who
ever takes itw,ll find ii difficult 10 lay 10
down until tits finished. .--Natisnai Ere,
Washington, d. q.
A narrative Of real experience like the
above, will have far more effect against sles
very than The ingeniously wrought novel,
however true to life its iLs pictures may be.
--.Im. Baptist.
Here is a book offacts, stranger than Ao-
ton, and Thousand fold more thrilling; a
simple tale Of Of lifelong oppression, reveal
ing truly theworkings OF the peculiar i'm
stilution," incur country, TO the story
loving wewould say, here Is a story worth
eudinG.--yMissi0a Record
A THOROUGH OANVASSER Is WAN
TED, in each county in the free States, v
engage in the sale Of the above work imme-'
diatcly. Such can easily clear from $oO 10
9l0O per monthl
The wovk is beautifully printed and
bound, and is aslarge aa she books That seh
for one 81 25; but as We ,nenn 70 sell ~
least one hundred thousand copies, through
agents, we have made the retail price ohly
one dollars.
A sample copy of the book will be sene
by mal, postage paid on receipt Of the price
and our privale circular 10 Agenls, vita
tornis elc. Address
DAYTON, Publisher,
[n22 3mo. - No 70 Anu ct. New York.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
G r Il All S A L. 4
TO rEs 6 !!
Al
PU UBLIC AU CTI0N !
-iN--
PRAIRIE CITY!
OH
Saturday, June 10, 1858, at 10 A. III.
SEE HERE I


T AIDES and Gentlemen, Women ana
~ Men, Squaws and "lnjuns," Babies
and pappooseS everybody -rcn, poor
high low, smart, dumb, white, black, hand
some and ugly. who have traded al my
slo,e. have few words TO say 10 you
Ever since | established my Sore in the
CITY, have uhesilaIingl sold you goods
ON credit, irretpec,Ively. You have run ON
too sevelcly--haye mpos' d upon my good
will 30 long that it is getting 10 be unendu.
rable-will soon "bust up hal," if you
don't quit. Just look at il j have to pay
the sold cash down for my supplies, aud
am obliged 10 be doing this continually,
while at1the same time have 10 trust you
for your purchases ofme Within the last
three months | have trusted you to the
amount of over fifteen hundrcd dollars
Were you aware Of Tins fact Don't 1t scare
you Well, 1t ought tO--ai least II should
cause YOU 10 experience emotions OF shame,
Now, all you eponges, | want you to under.
stand that / am going 10 revolutionize thl,
slate Of thing. In The first place, wnnt
you 10 "pony up" In the second place, /
shan't trust you any more--no use talking
-.-you have got 10 pay me right doaon Tor
what you purchase Of mo in the future--no
respect to persons. / intend to put my
goods down as low as any other store in the
Territory, and will give you just as good
qualities Of goods. SO, nov, call round,
pay me up, make scme new purchases.
You will rest easier o nights, will be at
peace with conscience and your Maker, and
will be the means Of making me q better
natured and Landowner mum Cheer
up, ye lively lads y &C. = - ,,o,,,,-
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails

PRAIRIE ClTY T. o. Jan. ~, le5s.
FEHE Eastern Mail arrives here regularly
l. every Monday, "wednesday and Fra
day, Ola LIS way " Osawarumle, X. A.; de-.
paIts every Thursday, tuesday and salur.
day, on It's way " Lawrence The Eastern
Mail from independence 10 Leroy arrives
here Regularly every Tuesday. Departs
every Wednesday.
TINS olhce VIII be regularly through
the week during business hours, AND ole
nour every Sunday, from y A, A,to1O A NJ
l2lf JNU. II. WlNTUN, L. NJ,
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Delinquent Tax Sale.

NOTICE u hereby given that Lots viii
4 y selected from the shares OF those
Stockholders Of the Prairie City Association
who have non-compied with tho rco0ite.
mcnts Of said Association IN regard 70 tlle
payment Of Taxes, and will be offered ior
sale at public auciien IN fralrle Civ on
saturday, June ~, ~ q z. NJ Per order ~
TRUSTEES PRAIRIE CITY
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
Ev Nature surelx has been Va,

@ Nature surely has been very
.protuse in the distribution Of. her
bountiSs in these parts. Clear, pure,
sparkling, cold water; deep, black,
rich, prolific soil timber for fuel
and suitable for building and other
mechanical purposes building stone,
lime stone, brick clay, mortar sand
all Of these indispensable elements we
have in abundance. These, alone,
ar" of sufficient import to warrant
the building up Ofa respsctablc-sized
community.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03

At the johnson hoase, Lawrence, May
81, by the Rev, Mr.. WILSON, M. SALMON S.
rRouTY, Publisher of this paper, to Miss
HANNAH NJ, WHITEHEAD; both of Prairie
Clty--formerly Of Aurora, Ills.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
+ FARM ERS, A TTENTlON
have for sale, ~ my residence in Prairie

L. Oly
Fire 1'~o- Horse Lumber Wagons,
Manufactured ut Aurora, Ills, by George
McUolium, who is well known Throughout
the western country 10 be the manufacturer
Of The best aud most substantial wagons
wesJ of Rewplo K.
1 also have Oh hand for sale several
Beokiig and Cross PlowS,
Which viii guarantee 10 be rs durable
and eiiic.ent as any e'eryet introduced into
hanlas Territory.
Also Fruit Trees Of every description,
CurranI and Gvosebery Busnes, Mammoth
Pie Plant, Chuice Evergreens, 9c., DC.
All of which offer ON The most reilsA ana.
bic terms. lo,f Ii. CLIFFORD.
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
RH- Il Is with nlaasnro h,t

nv 1t is with pleasure that we
.'learn that Mr. IA, GlrroaD, of this
place, is about erecting an addition
TO his present dwelling house. with a
view to Keeping a house Of public
'sntertainmont. W. arc SO poorly
supplied with hotel facilities at pres
ont that this viii fll a great desidcra,
Yum in town. That this will bc. a
first class public house, everybody
who knows Mr.. GIrroaD's family
will nos entortain the least doubt,
Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
ADvERTTs ENTs.
Apprentice Wanted /!

w ANTED at the CHAMPION Office lad
" between the ages Of ID and II, to
apprentice himself to the Printing business.
he must be active, AID possessed Of at least
an ordinary Engliyh education. Apply
soon.