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Shipping.

tGA BREMEN.-The A | Bremen
N=f3a55esIMM ship JOHANNA WILHELMINE, J. II.
=-s--IsS Ihierman, master, will have quick dispatch
BRAuNS Co, corner Chcapside and Lombard Street
s7-tf
5IA AMSTERDAM.-The Al Ham
Nla,f@<GssM, burg bark ANToNIA, H. C. W Book, mas
Eszzss-Hs ter will have quick despatch for the above
port. For freight passage apply to F. L. BRAUNS
CO, corner Cheapside and Lombard street. iy2Otf
LIN FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Esi=lfa nssseAA CoIEMAN'S LINE CLIPPER, of sATUR.
NOR CTTpcr Skip MARY wIITRIDGE, Greasy, comman
der having taken in onehird of her cargo, is
petng loading in New York, and being small carrier
to PENDERGAST BROS,
au3O-tsepl4 II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
G{A FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
rs=tfafsM IFoRNIA-The l Baltimore Clipper Ship,
$500 'MARY WIIITRIDGE,'
WIN. A. CREEsY, Commander,
Will receive cargo here few days for the above port and
will then proceed to New York complete loading and
have quick despatch an COLEMAN'S LINE
The reputation of this vessel for fast sailing, and good
delivery Of cargo, is unsurpassed and shippers having
freight forward to San Francisco would do well to
brace the present opportunity.
THOS WIIITRIDGE 4 co,
aul2G II and l3 Bowly'S wharf
NztfatenM CHARTER.-The schr SEAMAN, built in
sz$ Maryland in 1854, is 80 tons, II feet on deck
carries 800 bbIs 1000 bush grain draws 81
loaded She Is IN good order for any voyage. Will be
W RHOADS x son.
s3f Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt st.
LIN FOR SALE.-The brig ANN
N41fassSMM ELIZABETH, 149 tons, copper fastened
1919 = carries large cargo. Also the brig BRO
sitf '''' JAS. CORNER & SONS.
IN FOR SALE-The fine keel
! N4a<=lsM schooner HARRIET, formerly the GRAHAM,
built for the Government in 1913, of white
and live oak, copper fastened nailed yellow metaed
March 1897, 800 round barrels, draws ~
water deep loaded. Can be at Fardys ship-yard,
south side the basin For terms, &c, apply to W.
RHoADS son, Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
FOR SALE.-The schooner
| Nlf{a&tsM MIGIONETTE, lO3 tons centre board, two
--Sgs=s years old, copper fastened and tree nailed
CARRIES 100 bushels cOrn-draws six feet loaded in first
rate order, and will be sold at bargain Apply to W
RHOAnS son. aul7f
IN FOR REIGHT OR
- fine coppERE6 BARK 1000 barrels
line asIsailing SCHOONER, 1000 barrels Apply to
! W. RHOADS X son,
| So Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt street
IN FOR FIRE IG HIT OR
-4eRA fine scuooSY HARF halti.u ooo ,,., bel,
or 100 TONS do. burthen 100 bushels 100 tons do
burthen 400 bushels 12O onsal in order for bust
ness. Apply to W, RHoADS 4 SON,
I ST Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
Nh A FOR FREIGHT OR CHAR.
| Ny1L<u[znM TERRIFIC Al ship "A. NJ. LAWRENCE,'
80 - John Claypool, master 593 tons register
Apply 10 J. CROSBY Il SON
| Jy3lu 10 Bowlys wharf
~. VESSELS WANTA.A ?OR
| NsIFHtesM HAVANA.
- - - The undersigned constantly in wan
of vessels to load and from Havana and MantanaS
MORRELL RANDALL,
fe25-6 IS Exchange Place
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s6-6t 1l6 Spears wharf
-zF@A FOR SAVANNAH, GA
n If r. TIE Fine Steamship CITY OF NOR
rrSsssssfs5ys FOLK, i. c. PARKER, commander, will
sail Tor the above port SATURDAY, September llth,
at O'Clock p NJ
For freight passage having good accommodations,
apply to T. II. BELT, Jr., Agent
Union Dock.
Freighs 70, East and West Tennessee taken cheaper by
his route than any other. s6.6t
lr-EA TO SHIPPERS
S-t~f TSA FREIGIITS FOR NASHVILLE and all
ucSs4Ssls parts of East Tennessee taken qlck and
cheaper by the BALTIMORE AM SAVANNAH STEAM
SHIP LINE than any other route.
T. II. BELT, Jr., Agent
au1Otf Union Dock
~4@Ss G. Il O NJ w ELLIS GREAT
<,- II. EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
E:3E5ssSSsszs STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN
GER LINE
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line are now first
Order and the Agent announces to the business Commu
nifty that Steamer will leave ll6 Spears Wharf Bati
more, and Pier Thirteen, North River, New York EN
RY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Insurance may he effected goods by the CromwrTs
Steamers to or from New York open policies their
office, at oneeghtn per This Insurance will be eff
cted for the account of the property floss
if payable to them with the respons Cunpa
MES, whose certificate will be given when required
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon at O'Clock, for Charleston, = c.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to a. c. HALL, Agent,
1l6 Spears Wharf BALTIC.
A. b. CROMWELL. x CO.,
cor. Washington Albany sts y Y.
JOHN W. CALDWELL. Agent,
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Mtrtbanbi3t

d EFUSE SALT.
~ 500 barrels for sale by
au23 JOSEPH CARSON & co.
ICE.-Fresh beat, fair to PRIME for sale by
1G JOHN WILLIAMS & son,
au26-eo1m 90 Smiths wharf
ID UM.--25 bbls. pure Molasses Rum re-
Il u ceived and for sale by J. F. MILLER co,
s36 70 Bowly's wharf
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Commission Sflertbants.

Il SCHLUETER & CO.,
II. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND IMPORTERS
GERMAN HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
No 81 W. LOMBARD STREET
Opposite the Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Baltimore.
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NINEGAR.-25 BBLS. LANCASTER
v COUNTY, Penn, PURE CIDER VINEGAR, re
ceived and for sale by J. F. MILLER & Co,
stiff 70 ROWlV'S wharf
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NJ and MAJ! Except Saturday, at 10 p. VI. for ALL
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST; the $50 \, NJ. Brain lyng Piedmont, the
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Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

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Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

The OTHER SIDE. Once in o hap
py home, a sweet bright baby died,
On the evening Of the day when the
children gathered around their moth
cr, all sitting very somowful, Alice,
the eldest, said N..#N
Mother, you took all the care Of
the baby while she was here, you
and carried and held her in
your arms all the while she was i'll /;
now mother who took her on "the
other sideW O..
"0n the other side of what Alice?"
"On the other side OF death who
took the baby on the other side,
mother +? She was so little, she
could not go alone"
Jesus met her there" answered
mother, "It is he who took little
children in his AIMS to bless them,
and said, Suffer them to come un-
to me, and forbid them not, for such
is the kingdom of heaven 2 lie took
the baby on the other side"
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
How to be Miserable,

Sit OF the window and look over
the way to your neighbours excellent
mansion, which he has recently built
and paid for, and sigh out, go, that
| was rich mani" Get angry with
your neighbor, and think you have
not got y friend in the world. Shed
a tear or two, take walk in the bu'
rying ground, continually saying to
yourself, "when shall | be buried
acre ?" Sign anote for your friend,
and never forget your Kindness +; and
every hourin the day whisper to your
self, al wonder if he will pay that
note ?" Think everybody means to
cheat you. Closely examine every
bill you take, and doubt its being
genuine till you have put the owner
to q great Geal OF trouble. Believe
every shilling passed to you but II
slxpence crossed, and express your
doubts about getting rid OF it il you
should takeit, Put confidence in no
body, and believe every man you
trade with to be rogue, Never ac-
commodate it you can possibly help
il. Never visit the sick or afflicted,
and never give farthing to the poor
Buy as cheap as you can, and screw
down to the lowest mill. Grind tho
faces and tho hearts OF tho unfortu-
nate. Brood over your misfortune
ourlack Of talents, and believe NJ
no distant day you will come to want.
Let the work house DO ever in your
mind, with all tue horrors Of distress
aud poverty. Then You will be mis-.
erabIe to your hearts content, (if We
mNy so SpcaE,) slCk at heart, and Vt
Variance with all the world, Nothing
will cheer or encourage you nothing
will throw CLEAN OF sunshine or u
ray OF warmth into your heart. All
will be as dark and cheerless as the
grave. N..u''d m.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
Order Of Publication.
United States of America)
Territory Of Kansas. SIS.
Second Judicial District\

United States of America) y
Territory of Kansas, IS, ....
Second Judicial District,)
In the United States District Court,
and for the, second Judicial District,
Vacation, Marcn 2nd, le5e.
Elias Ii. Bayolnger,
vs.. : IeJltlOn Tor
Margaret Il. Baysinger Divorce.
Nov aLthis day comes The said Plaintiff
~ by his Attorneys and files his petition,
prayiug 20 be divorced from the bonds oi
natrlmouy heretofore contracted withthe de.
lrndant, alleging as cause the deserllon oi
of Petitioner BY Defendant and absence for
more Than ,he space OF Two years, accompa-
nylng winch SAID petition is the aihdaylt ol
Inc Pain III vf me nOn.residence Of suid
Defendant. 1T is therefore ordered by the
undersigned Clerk OF the United states Dis.
uicL Court III aud lUr The Disulct and Ter.
rtOry aforesaid III vacatloA, that the sald
Defendant be notified otlhe peuding ofthls
suit by Publication in some newspaper
printed IN lnls Territory, for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, the lastrlsellion W be ut leas
fOur weeks previous 10 the first day OF tht
next october Term Of This Court; aud tina
unless she be and appear before the Judg'
Of our sald United States District UcurC II
and Tor tue Second Judicial District Of tn,
Territory OF Kansas on the first day Of th,
next October Term thereof, to be begun ant
held in the City Of Lecompton in said Ter
rltory on the nrst Monday IN October, 1896
and answe, or otherwise plead to the peti
ton OF Plaintiff, the same will be taken q
confessed against her.
A true Cupy.--Attest;
u s. M'ARTHUR, Clerk.
.. m' "" By &, kAUSSEk, D. Y.
Stafford & Wood, Attorneys for Plaintiff
n3YwS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
JOSIAH MILLER,

SEEING that we nre about to have legal
- authority established in Kanzss, an.
nounces that he will attend TO all business
pertaining to the profession Of the law.
Settling here in August, 1854, and being
editor Of the "Kanzas Free State" which
was destroyed in Lawrence, May 9lst,
lost, he ls well posted as to me best
places for investing money on Speculation,
and as TO the true condition OF May con-
Vested claim cases, and will faithfully at
tend to sny business Of that kind.
N, b, That his Office Of Judge of Probate
does not prevent him practising in all other
courts OF Konzas, and also gives him au-
thorily to administer oaths, take deposi.
tions, acknowledgment OF deeds, and other
lustru ments of writing, ..,
~ A number Of l60-acre warrants, low
for cash or on time.
Office IL Massachusetts, street, opposite
Express Office, Lawrence, X. I. l2f
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

&gs" A writer in the National In
tclIyencer says that spirits of harts-
horn is certain remedy for the bite
Of q mad dog, The wound, he adds,
should be constantly bathed with it,
and three or four doses, diluted, Ia.
ken inwardly during the dey. The
hartShorn decompoSeS, chemically,
the virus insinuated inlo the wound,
and immediately alters and destroys
its deleteriouSness. o.'H
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
What is Thy Hope ?
thy hope ? Oh Tito the earth,

WHAT'S thy hope ? Oh ifto the earth,
Like the growing vine 1t clings,
Nor shoots one aspiring teadrl forth,
In search after higher things
In vain it nnrtured with ceaseless toll,
Confined to the cold worlds ungenial soil;
Each prop that supports II must perish
and all
Its buds Of fair promise unopened fall
Alas for the hop,s that are noulrshed here,
Amidst the storms Of earth's changelul at.
mosphere .,,'
Say, what is thy hope Dost thou
pursue
90. 0fpleasures the giddy round,
d" Win tn, phantom Of happiness ever
" in view,
Where true happiness was never
Oh, plunge not in search after bliss supreme
Midst whirpoos of pleasures polluted
stream
Amidst her mad orgies thou never canst find
Joys worth the pursuit of q rational mind;
Oh! fly her seddctions, resist her control,
Sne pOisons, debases and ruins the soul.
But what is thy hope9 Dost thou pant
OF riches treasure untold2 o'
THU never canot purchase peace
of mind,
Nor a length Of days with gold
Itprocure no exemp ion from ri lily woe,
Nor will death for bribe his prey forgo,
Though thou hoard up wealth and add field
n tO field, 'IiD
No advantage in death will thy treas
uras yield
Thou must leave thy possessions to 9th.
And where will thy hope and thy soul
be then2
Yet what is thy hope' Is it that
which leads
The aspirants to glory forth,
To win for themselves by heroic deeds
The feetng applause of earth
Thou mayst couple thy name with high
renown,
And send it to future ages down,
And men yeL unborn may applaud the tale
But wnat will tnelr plaudilS 10 thee avail,
When thy form shall be mould ring amongst
the dead,
And thy soul to the last great audit fled
What is thy hope? Will it stand the
test
OF natures expiring hour
Like arnor Of proof will it shield thy
breast
Against the grim tyrants power9
Will itsladden thy soul and dispel the
gloom,
The horror Of darkness that walls the tomb
When the dumps OF death to thy brow
% shall stare,
And tho life.blood ebbs from thy freezing
heart
Away with it else it's worse than vain
10 cherish hope that shall fail thee then
BmdOpc thou in God! To n dying
.' hour
This hope sweet assurance brings
When worldly preferment aud wealth
.s,' and power
Shall all be forgotten things,
Ave, hope taou in God though feebl'
worm
And thy soul shall be safe, and thy conf
dence firm
Thou shall traverse in triumph tho gloon.
abyss
wbicn divides the eternal world from this
And consigning in hope thy frail flesh Il
o.. the SOL
Thy soul shall ascend to thy Saviour ant
o.. God,
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
A Story About Lying.

Davidson College, North Carolina,
contributes q good story Of Il man
with q very bad habit. AS it is all
aboutlying, the reader may believe it
or not, as he likes: Jyi~ ,. ..|
In the old North State lives GER
tain John Long, who draws a long
bow whenever he has anything to tell,
and his character for truth and verac-
ity has been below zero for many
years. Cap, Johnson has been SO ta-
ken in by one Of Johns outrageous
stories, that h. said to him in a pet
I" If you make me believe one of
your lies again in month, III give
you fifty dollars !" uul3
John pretended to be hurt by the
offer, and went off. A few days af.
ter he was riding by the captains,
post haste, on horse back, when the
captain called out to him :
IL say halloo Johnny stop and
tell us a lie or two this morning !"
John rode on, but cried out most
dolefully: "No time fur lying now
brother Jimmy has just been xii ed
in the machine, and Pm going fol
the old folks" On he went.
Captain johnson ordered his
horse, and rode over TO see the deac
man and offer his services, but found
him alive and we'll, ginning cotton
and in no danger of the machine
Just then, John rode up and demand
ed the fifty dollars. The captain de-
clared it was a rascally trick, but he
would have had to pay the money il
John had not let him off. '
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
PRAIRIE.
AS fine prairie as thersis IN this country
lies round about in this region. NJ
TIMBER.

= L1hlDlAlls
There is a sufficient quantity of timber
10 supply Tile Reasonable wants Of The iarln.
us, and lOr town purposes. And timber
grows very fast IN lhls country; the Locust
can be grown from The seed IN lbleo or tour
years, suincivnlly large for fence posts,
2 FENCING. .N.
A claim can hardly be found without
suttelent stone on the same to fence
1t, and build all that Is desned--Wlre iencu
can be nade AZ cost OF about forty cents d
rod. THIS KIND Of fence would be-, We
think, the most available 10 start with the
Usuee Orange VIII give projection 10 crops
IN ABOUT tour years from tue seed.
,. STONE.
We have tho best OF building stone on
tho town site IN great abundance. The
cost oi qualrylng anu hauling IL about three
dollars cord, Lllue und sand can bo had
AZ cheap races, and IN any quantities.
"''" WATER. p"
In this respect, we think, Prairie CITY has
Why "N'"hNoB" WV 'h"'J V'aNi NVWhh III uHV
country. While water, us rule, is abund-
ANT, aud of good quality in The Territory,
slill II Is Of u better qu'llly anu more e,lsl-
ly obtained In some localities Than others.
w think every citlzen can have good wa.
er III his yard at an expense Of from twenty
TO fifty dollars. This, n win be acknowl-
edged, Is a desiderAtuln oi greater value
than almost any thing else. IL must bu b
great drawback 10 a town, whore all tho
water il brolght from aspiring, or hauled
from the river, or obtained by digging from
tlty 70 eighty iIct " obtain H. M
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES
We can truthhlly say that ip no part Of
Kanzas Territory are the people 30 Blessed
With educational privileges as tho people oi
this section. The Methodist Church have
located aud now have hands at work erect.
ing University within one,balf milo oil
here, which, wnen completed, will DO 500,
ond TO mono wcst Of the Mistiaaippi river.
With tiese mcts N consideration, peo-
pie In the Statsa can have no grounds for
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

PRoUTY a. WILLETT.
GENERAL b LAND AGENTS

GENERAL b LAND AGENTS,
pnARm oIrY,t,,..,..,KASzAs
Office in Frcemen's Champion Block
WE will buy and sell city property in
wv PRAIRIE CITY, will invest money
in any town or city in Kansas, will buy
land ON commission for non.resldents, To-
cute land warrants, buy and sell land war
rants, aud viii furnish information in rei
spect to the best locations. From our long
rsSid once IN, and general knowledge Of
kansas, wo feel confident that we can
make as good Investments as any firm in
the Territory. We can confidently war
rant from 50 TO 100 por cent, on invest,
ments
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ey' The songs of birds, the fra
graucc Of flowers, the nurmuring OF
brooklets, and the prattle Of chill
dren, are all parts Of the great anthem
of nature, whose sweetest symphonies
sound forth during the bright sun
shine Of spring.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

RaT During an examination, n
medical student being asked the ques.
ton, when does modification take
place 2 replied, When You pop the
question and are answered No.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

E4r"lm glad you are married at
last" said one man to another the
other day. a.
II don't see why you should be-"
said the newly mowied individual,
81 never did you any harm"
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

EsY" An Irishman was about to
marry a Southern girl for herproper!y.
Will you takd this woman for
your welded wife ?"
Z" Iis, yer rivirince, and the nagerS
too," said Pat.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

ESrThe girls Of Northampton have
been sending n bachelor editor a
boquet, made Of tanzy and ana worm
wood. Ho says he don't care, it is
sweeter than matrimony, anyhow.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

G1- A placard in the window Of a
pateat medicine store in Paris, reads
as follows: "The public are request.
ell not to mistake this shop for that
Of another quack, just opposite"
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT hook HOUSE,
No. 293 Broadway, N. Y, where the gifts,
consisting Of JLWELRY, de-, AND VA,
RIlNH IN VALUE FROM IS GENTS
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, and
always on EXHlBl ZION In AMPLE
SHOW CASES Our New Descriptive
Catalogue, containing a large variety Of
Books in every department OF Science and
Literature, (ail ofwhich are sold at regular
publishers prices,l and explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of
allowing every purchaser HIS OWN.
CHOICE or GIFTS, aud setting forth un.
equalled inducements TO AGEN fS, Will be
sent, post paid, TO any individual, on ap.
plication. Address, A. RANNEY. wa
pDu Agent No. 300 Broadway.
Aug. B, 1s58.--N Pm .ltgl
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ey Take q company Of boys chas-
ing butterflies; put long.tailed coats
pnjthe boys, and turn the butterflies
into guineas, and you have a beauti-
ful panorama Of the world. otrL
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

R:V- IL don't believe it's any use,
this Vaccination" said . Yankee "J
had child vacOinatel, and it fell out
Of the window week arter and got
killed" 'o .ooN q
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
Apprentice Wanted |

'VXTANTED ht the CuAMrios Office n lad
w between the ages Of fl4 and II, to
apprentice himselfto the Printing business.
he must be active, md possessed Of at lepst
an ordinary oEnglish , educstiou.A Apply
coon.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Gss- Why are colorcd gcmmep'
merchants fricndlyto home protect
ion ? Because they deal in ebony
and ivory, and wear their own wool.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ev ltid said tho early birds pick
np the worms but the gentlemen
who smoke, and tho ladies who dance
until three or four o'clock in. tho
morning, would do we'll to consider
that the worms pick up the carly
birds. a,l .MlL
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

EF- Queen Victoria is expected in
Prussia by the 10Th Of August, on a
visit to her daughter Nt mu 8'e"
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

PnErry EXCUSE FOR A WIRE BEAT
ER.--'rho treasure which we value
most, we kidc. AoNA yAgNL
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ey- 1t IL not work that kills men;
il is worry, Work Is healthy; you
can hardly put more on a man than
he can bear Worry iS rust upon
che blade. IL Ia not the revolution
that destroys tho machinery, but the
friction, Fear secreteS acids but
love and truth arc sweet juices. m T.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

R%The science Of counting Is like
6ddling, 'Agroatdoal depends on the
beauing. ''"'" 'Ff''F 'S'''
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ezt'Aa6ue coat may cover a foo,
but il never conoealc one. 0w'
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
DOWDALL, MARKHAM q CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Engine and Machine shop

UUKN Err OF SEUUND AND MUKGAN
STREETS, ST. LOUIS MO.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Saw
and Grist Mill Machinery single and double
Circular Saw Mills, Tobacco Screws and
Presses, Lard Keelers, Lard Screws and
Cylinders, Wool Carding Machines, Build.
ing Castings, Young's Improved Patent
Smut Mills, &c. u..
Agents for the sale of James Smith g.
Co.'s Superior Machine Cards. 6ly