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T'HE GREATEST BIOGRAPHY Of the ACE.
u
THE LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON.
BY BENEY s. RANDALL LID
IN THREE VOLUMES, OCTAVO.

This work contains upward Of 900 pages h printed fine
~ on tss nd nnmoroa. f.csines among
Se ~ orT sIs wo ne portraits IRA Of JEFTERsoN
nss @ sSSses SsHdsnce .o'g n gGsFEasoSs own had~Tas
This in eveiy sense An AUTHORIZED WORK II was under
socss 10 ali The piye rapr Of JEFFERSON ia thar posses
and received the beoeft of hs recoec;ion' Aid Opn
The work the c1prcons of JEFFERSON every
sIts rnse qe9 aa ~ R bout .' ay S~ M aa the the
who. Jorerg prod Of the Repaeie 1t contains JEFfEa-
from bic hr,s; published ieiters, State papers, &C.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss
"o other Lie OF yehr pubi'hsdro,a ,aby nons .ha'
evsha,s. fne,. of incdeD AID cen Glen 'us fdeaty
This biography tAs evidently been labor Of ,ve ,nt hs yens Of
s'r' asduov toll ts eosi have been gwen VIII gnzrode
AT length the pubic hsve Life Of Thomas Jefferson tS. !:
VIII n. essential h.to;, tetha, of accuracy and truth
ni' who oepoI.y 1 sgn s.er sd q hh. s
70 gather has been the work Of yea We would not SON.
Boswell yet faithful ,he porStare that Jeh.on
s0sde 20 draw Of hns that MS nauTe ms vrry ''1 ae
Inbues with fns tn-issic admiration Of hs sabi with
ont which biogmrhcr rsely successful hr Rsnd never
rio,s le sye3 faults be nsy hnd ehe
ven ven n hs S. hond D. & to- vs1 AID al" The p;nrs
s.G, By tbs oo'Hs without 5sr s2y 81 - jd a.si
No who bis eye, however casually 9gsI his wofs
The stcek efhs wcrs nio.ton Jerr.on th, he h.
had hitherto unexpTed ano tha De nss ohe
psrsoraiiy that -tst-sman N r. Evening ros,
We have req with oel N Rsnd.Ps captivating dess
If Mr. jfetsns personal history which be has sciulously
rhred and sdmsby grouped together from great v1sty Of
an b.berto poTed Out OF the tempting
Iichne The able and sutaor has con
stucted entertaining and nuctiye-oSe
;ha should be studied by every pstTio: Of the lana"
IR,chnond Enquirer.
viii take Place traong tie choicest classics OF American
ana by every future hstonan OF this
NY" lPhIsdeiphis Evening bulletin
1--WE like il II neither ooncsss pastes exagsers.es
di.te bat approaches IN instance and in every par
cuar Of noble character whose opoons nave
fOeen OF the
tion he contributed sIsaly 10 call into existence"
IN q True Delta
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THE SCHOOL OFFICERS Of the XIIth
u Wsrd invite PROPOSALS for FURNISHING s3&t,onl
DESKS sETrEES. CHAIRS a., for wsd School No and
Rsness Island In so Ward s,codns TO plane snd spes6cs
file In CLERKS Oa Sad proposals win b. r.esiyed
st tie Clerks Office until WEDNESDAY tAuG " NEAT q "
O'Clock
The School Caoers 20 themselves the nst 10 rese
eny OK al u the proposals
tnsss thsssEs D'S,si scicr C'nnss..
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DERILs OF A WORKING GIRL
DERILS OF A WORKING GIRL
STARTLING REvELA lions OF CITY LIFE
THE NEW-Y DIRK d l ) u 4 L q II
Fos JU' 2, e53
OUT EARLY ~ SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
C1DraiS
AN IXCrTING EAPOsUhE or L ANY,
FROM TIE PRsoTIcNG PHYSICIAN.
MI. LIAr FROM ,Nors RECORDS or tirr ~
csLAr cry, WILL ossATE ca Arss sEssA
rIok TgAS ALL rHE sERs sCNAscfs
wRrTrTs. ~ WILL
USDERrHE
MINE TIA;
On,
TIE TRIUMPH CT yIa,UE-

r ,,sr.ryive The r,,a4r vii find po-r.yed the pEaILS
FRRsEcuIIOSs, DANCERS sIl TEdP rATt0SS that beet
the poor sDd fii.rde,s WORKING GIRLS Of s~s. city
Ts,e who sio snons and re,d ih @ from
Life In The Metropolis xi discover that a. 10 not gold th gut
ter, in the circle. respsc.so,y the msasoI OF wealth
Tt.y vi find they 20 the rsrts ofaone toll for
d. sos Of chv.y lock t1e Working CHI. Of New
Y.h for es,utIiyes Of virtue ths knows 10 Prce, AID
~hich +. upon dssta eieia able TO iish'nor
Dr. AkIsp6er wih 20 be regarded petor Tor
The hel ct ROmsrce In ;he course o' bis practice as
Pb,sp he scqusn.ei vita the acts be hss preoued
, pushou more duty huArity than fror any other
notve lie ,Iusis De may BE- called Oh % wde
another Story" In which ne will be ca led on - re-
cord much disgrace human nstGr-so much that bse
sroyelpf cowsrdy in mausni-
In the progress Of rarrs-ive OF MlSEITs bhAFs the
.aa.r v m be pu, IN possession of STARTLING FACTS
In eor p.riion with city rs sni the CHARACTERS Ali IN
STITUIIONs foarisbrg ushs oppes,o OF the poor
tn. stle Prey Up the nnocsst
ard cneshe and open paaferers = vice-the prison
houses il hch white her: for the markets Of crime
b. aided dns o nfny their psiIons AID The sseross By
which they surped.csthr wto varsity of matter THAI
every father and her who lave daughters
growing up around thea.
r. this EXPOSE and you ill longer bs surprised TIE
"myerious dis,pre-rances" of sos; d.y occurrence!
7sse it. and you s. wonde that bau;rd Of poor
tGr,s choose the suicides grave end their suSericU
REID Fshers ard Brothers, tba. you usy be able protect
yout Osu.b.e, sud Sisters from fate than desth!
Read it Dsush;. Of Tol yoa ~ be warned Of the
da bs, surround you every hand AMI b. prepared 70
avoid them
The DISPATCH um be ou. EARLY ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON :, oil the News Office, Give your oriers
EARLY be abe copy. Ptcetcrta Pabics
uon ofsce No. 22 beekmanI:.
OO s1s cops ~ be printed in cr1er supply the de-
snd We cannot be responsible however for any iapooin
mtnt % ct proper notice isoa The Newsnen Of their
d.manda
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Gpctial Notices.


Post-OGice Notice.-Tts MAILS for EUROPE, via
WI this office SATURDAY the 9Th Gay OF july, a.
lc! och kek n. ISAAC V. fOWLER, Postmaster.
The Canni-st. Temperance society meet q, B,cecker
PmicOgs Of MOrt,n ana Beooker sts on SUNDAY
FNENNa The meeting will le addressed by tb- Rev. Mr
Csbsu ard other speakers Ths friends OF Temperance
NJ. nyii.d to sttsno. JOHN QUA, Presidsnr
SS kssH, Secretay
New-TeIk Young Mems Christian Association
No. S2 Nuyerley -pfnC .. .-MOntaiy Meeting MONDAY
ENlNiiG July g al O'clock iD the UDiveTsiy Chapel An
,~s,y vii be read by AUSTIN ABBOTT esq. SIbieot:
DGies OF Young Men 20 the Churo1" Young eofd
ally invited @ attend. EUGENE THOMSON,
Recording Secretary.
Emixrart Ioteibgenee once snd Labor Ex.
change hss beSn removed from No. Csn At 70 No. 81
WoItht (,ts LuthOnys few doors west OF 3rosdwsy No
foes charged. JAMES 2. PA0AN, Superntentent
HyGienic Medication W.. Druas.-Drs TRAIL,
GOkiCk snd SMALLEl, treating oil forms of Foyers In
fan Daon Bowel Complaints and other other acute diseases
without durs and without losing patient. Their teatnaoe
s1ly sosped 10 the prevalent diseases cdsep.
Ofiss lseiioD and pIescpt'oUs No. 10 Lagntst
Founinin Of Health !-Watsr Cure and Magnetic He'd
ig ILt,itue No Sy3 ih gy ~ r. whsre the wonderful
being elected AL diseases thoroughly cared without
Medicine. CorsuSt0ns ee. ClsrvoyAh. Eva 1inations
n sde desired Cal and ehe nquits AZ examine ref
Oscnry. Dayton & Co. Sol. pIogrstors Cor the United
bEa Sold In ,skagos Of two pods at only . cents Al 30 n
tssa Of 100 pounds, by The Depot Ne is7 bTcsawsy
asrs oy asil filed Ror sale by Druggists
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pERSONS gong to the country should provide
i themselves With INDIA RuBBEa GLOVES. Tasy keep
ale b,nc nom and reDd.r tnem so smooth and
whe mpervious vaer and can ~ worn where
ohcT Ter 10 protect he wrists and
Sod BY s Rubber Dessr- and ., No. 50 Josn st. mp
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TIMOTHY TITO OMD's LET TERb,
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FIRST SERIES Eigh. Letters a. Young Men
StCoND SEkIEs--Eiabt Letters 10 Young women
TniRD sERIEs-Eiaht Letters 10 Young Married People
favor which he,e admirable Letters were received
when published VI Inc easg New Engisgd onpss
sn the the led their pubacs ion In THIS
fofm which prryades them, The
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language and the genial sympathy which tao author
those whom be addresses csonot iul 10 com mend his
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C. SIS LATE PU 8L!CATiONS:
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a. O--WAks MANS 0sUDGE-ha rsoyed ooe ID The area.
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THE sunday NrRCCRY
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YOU MUST READ Ir,
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
THE CRITICS SAY
1T is HIS LAST AND BEST.
LORD AIONTAG PAG EN-

G.P. r JAMES.
II. T. TUcREINAN, ESQ, ssys: - ,-,
,pd What ia least ,aeove his style epndisei Lord
Montseus Page Wii,sn BY one unknown % fame w,rd
b proue and the exquisite manner 10 which
Chds Peterson have sEsc seams 70 fotoen tne
new ygor and bestowed by It's prolific sutho upon ms
fssh pleasing Of quite remarkable ior the
Sorrset unu Il historical dttah for artistic 20 eDoe Of
taups booxs the present season. numerous read
ers viii thank heartily cid friend for thus coming brave
the ind giving then something 10 oesue and cheer
and eLven the nsuid hourr % the san"sf s'see
WM You've, Editor OF THE N. y. ALBION, ssys:
The Lord monagu whose is the hero OF this capital
boob the associate and intimate friend the famous Duke OF
though the former does not bgure t a,y great
the introduced q. all Edward Lsngd1e,
pege Master Ned he k generally termed carves his
way distinction Ia seoe tnst Is mostly rendered ap.
He 10 ibuusted with dispatches To Rochelle just ~ the COM
frequent Intercourse with the great
Cardinal Of freaoe bTs aud nto an unco aiding f ps
Without dea.pg in fact from his duty to his
country mis- religion he becomes proiege OF kchs-
liz and the historical interest Of the tale ma.ny turos upon Mr.
James, and mi der view Of Rchel,eus character and
tves The auhor thinks that be scarcely did him justice IN one
of his earlier novels which bore the CARDINALS nse ana
herein without asfyng the truth, makes emende by no
me- ans unacceptable Tne poriaiure tnough IN lighter
hn of sseoed with masters hand also
the outlines Of several real OF toe ne such ~
reuse GoO the vaant doenier of Roche The love
portion pretty and M OF unexpected turns; the wiId up
very gsceu TIE scenery IL tsI the most part French and
Mr. Jan SIS familiarity wS6 that land. On tie whole,
advice cekaeis to make Lie ance forthwith
Published In unusually nes; io BY hessTs Cnds Peter
Of Pbild6el pha"
voL limo supeby printed with fine Steel Portrait Of Mr..
JsEeS 81 % -
Published Sy ClIILps PETERSON Pniadelpais,
SHELDON, BLAKEHANS Co,
No. li5 Nsssaust, kew.Yorh
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JIF f I'll o U G II I s

+ + T II o L G III s :.
d" Il j. iu Of piish4ios', riousnes, r.l2m lnt WI
~. Y. I1depeGdeat.
LIFE THOUGHTS LIFE THOUGHTS
Tbey ohsrsceTizsi by epgsm.tc 6rcs o@su.7 ~
illustration felicity Il sprsson, ths render them %
L.utly worthy Of piese,y atom IN. Y. Eyassls,
LIFE HOUGHTSi
at. Beecber all ihrougt.p rransehp., Alba-y ~ Y.
"Hbs cok c.loD Of toss gene Il b.uAncy sni originality
which hsve ode MI Beeche. the mos, Do;.d minister IN
An eics.p lDdly San Y. Z.
LIFE THOUGHTS LIFE THOUGHTS! :!
vivid strong and pgnsen. ssa
mepi. for which bis preaching 10 remarkable
~. Y. Observer.
The book is deeply Interesting Il IA b.. onoe l.
while thu. God siycs So Ulso 70 toe esTthn
fTrlnp~t, B2..cn-
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Queries Answered,


Land warrants for 100 acres in
Kanzas, command, at this time, about
$l60. .ran.t sslir.a
There is no danger, since the late
decision of the Land Office, Of por-
sons claim being jumped after he has
erected u house ON it, however long
he may be absent from it, unless there
is proof that the original improycr Of
the claim has abandoned it. The
idea of jumping claims," is not as
popular as it was at one time. m.
A pre-emptor must reside with his
family on the claim for at least five
days, next preceding the times Of
proving up his claim at the Land
Office, to entitle him to the right to
prove up the same. aa oi eH lHos
No person is obliged to proveup
his claim until any time before the
land sale takes place, which will be
advertised three months by the Pres
ident. rrngUg ino.Iat 9r 1 pui.
A person can board on on adjoin-
ing claim, or elsewhere, in fact, pro-
viding he first complied with the law
in erccting house on tho claim, made
improvements, and designsi it for his fu
ture permanent residence. The land
office has discouraged claim jumping
by its decisions, Herald Of Freedom.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Latest News from Prairie City!
We find the following in the last
number Of the KanzoS Leader

We find the following in the last
number Of the KansoS Leader;
ga large and Aourishing city, some
eight miles east Of this place, and
owned by an Association of which
Gen. James II, Lane is President, and
q pill.peddler who has recently ac-
quired the soubrquet Of Captain, is
Secretary, has undertaken to secure
the route of tho Pacific Railroad
through that place, by raising a sub
scription of one hundred thousand
dollars. At last accounts, the large
SUM Of fifteen whole dollars had been
subscribed, but whether paid in Or
not our infoynant does not say
This is what we should call energetic
energy ooa.
Doubtless the people of Prairie
City will censure tho editor Of the
'CHAMpIoS for not advising them oI
such important new, as the abovo.--
Our thanks are due the Leader man
for the information, Now II strikes
us that il in tho net of giving vent
to tho cbullitions Of tho spirit O
jealousy and enVy, ono is compelled
to rcsortto the process Of invcntins
such iabrications as tho above, tina
pcrsou's.mental originating propcnsi
ties must be reduced to a pitiabl'
strait, wA .ga pl
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Plain but Sensible.

The N. Y. Tribune, speaking Of
Calhoaa's latest acts of fraud and
'villainy, uses the following sensible
language:
The plot, of course, is to choose
himself and another such villain u.
S. Senators, and have the State rushed
into the Union LecomptohwiSe,
which will secure their seats in the
Senate for a number of years.
We are opposed to killing men
when there is any other possible way
of keeping them out Of mischief; but
the leading Border Rufians of Kan
zas will have to be used up, 1t is
not possible that they and honest men
should live in the same community.
The telegraph reports a slight begin
ming Of the necessary work. The
Ruifians will either stop cheating
forthwith, or stop breathing, and will
not be allowed many more days in
which to indicate their choice.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Kanzas at Washington.
WAsmNoroN, Jan. 25, 1858.

AsHINGT0N, Jan. 70, 1898.
There is more excitement here
among public men, at this day, re-
specting the Kanzas sore, than there
has been yet since the lucbless day
when Congress invited North and
South to enter the lists in that Ter
ritory for a terrible fight, in which,
no matter whether one or the other
party succeeded, the Union was to
fall with the vanquishcd,
Southern and Northern members
are becoming much excited, and
speak pretty strongly. Some Of the
Southern members are going about
declaring that the Union is dissolved,
and that further efforts to save it are
useless. 9oyiH ttr
The President has exhibited for q
week past his full share of the ex-
element on this question. He is no
longer so much troubled as he. is an
CRY about it. He is writing a mes
sage to congress in favor of the i'm
mediate acceptance of the LecOmp-
ton Constitution by Congress-, and
makes it party test, declaring that
every one who does not supportIthe
Recommendation is traitor to Dem.
ocracy,
1t is believed that the Senate will
sustain the Presidents views, but
that the House will not. ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
Editor Assaulted.


r. j, HINTON, one of the editors
ofthe Kanzas NewS, was assaulted at
Lawrence, one day last week by j. X.
GooDIN, Esq, State Auditor elect un-
der the bastard.
1t was occaSionel by an editorial
appearing in the Ne~S rejecting on the
conduct of some the asfard's officers
Mr.. HINTON has instituted legal pro-
ceedings against his assailant in Jus.
tice Ladd's court. We forbear ma
king any comment upon the affair un.
til we learn the true facts in the case
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
A more ungenerous, un-

power. A more ungenerous, un-
grateful, contemplate, mean fling,
could not we'll be made. The most
devoted, sincere, ardent and honest
friends Of Freedom in Kanzas are the
IOffce-holdcrs under thoTopcka G on
stitution. They, and few others who
havesupported it from the beginning
have sacrificed more money ard time
for the attainment Of Freedom in
KOnzas, than all the members of the
spoils party, and their friends in the
States, put together. None have de-
serted the Topeka ranks but those
eager for party Spoils, and those who
have been influenced through miSrep-
resentation Of people having 2" fish
to fry" ' fA "''r't0
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-11
For the Freemen's Champion.l
Don't Forget the Rufian Town.

Ion EoTgeI Jne human I0Wn'
Mn. EDITOR: If you will refer to .
Dr.. GlHoN's book, entitled GEARY's .
Administration in Kanzas," on page
lO6, you will find the following:
"Active preparations for war were e
discernable at all the river towns
AT Lexington, large crowdfwas as
Sembled ON the levee, many Of the
persons comprising it loaded with
arms. But at Kanzas City, the war ?
like demonstrations were still great
er. This town is on the south side
Of the Kanzas River, which, at this
point, separates Missouri from tho
territory Of Kanzas. ltis situated
about five miles from Westport, near
the eastern boundary ofKanzas, where
the Missouri army was concentrating,
eparatory to an invasion of the ter
ritory. Both of these towns have
become notorious as places of refuge
for the most desperate characters,
whose almost nameless crimes have
blackened the annals of Kanzas, and
as being the resorts Of numerous COM
binations which have been congrega-
ted to plot against its peace. In
word, they are the strongholds of the
worst of the Border Ruffians." a
Now, Mr., Editor, wish to submit
ono question for the consideration of
traders, travellers and others who
have business in the Mo. River towns:
Is Kanzas Citysthe point for the Free
State men Of Kanzas to patronize as
the centre of trade, as point of ar
rival and departure for the Territory,
when Wyandott, Leavenworth and
other Free State cities are inviting
our intercourse Shall we volunta--
rily make ourselves slaves, CONNER
cially, to a class of men, who at ev--
cry election in KanzaS, organize and
send their hordes of +" Ruftians" to
bind the chains of social, political
and human slavery upon our limbs ?
| am inclined to say that any Free
State man who can do these things,
: is somewhat inconsistent, to say the
least. Wyandott is competing very
successfully with Kanzas City for the
trade of Kanzas, and it is the duty Of
our people to build up commercial
+ metropolis for ourterritory within our
own limits, and on our own soil, and
let Missouri and her towns take care
Of themselves or so down, for every
dollar wepayto her citizens, incrcas-
es their ability to injure us, without
removing their disposition.
Let us try Wyandott; and 10 all
who are disposed to visit that city,I
would recommend call on j. ID.
CHnsrNrT, Esq, a wholesale dealer
of the right stripe, long known to
tho writer as a young gentleman Of
integrity, a fair and honorable mer-
chant; one whom if you deal with
once, yo, will again. Let us trade
with our friends, and love our enc
, mics by letting them alone.
..Jla HOME TRADE.