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RED RIvER.-The Alexandra Democrat Of Tues.
day last says
The river Is still rising, and the predictions Of the
Oldest inhabitants are that must have an overflow
The water Is aresdy even with the banks. II We may
judge from the steady and abundant rains OF the past
week our worst fears will be realized.
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scotch Catecbism-~ Pedseogue wha was GOLIATH
Boy The muckie giant whom David slew with a
sling aud q stane. Pedagogae: Wha was David
Boy The son Of Jesse. Pedagogae; Wha was
1esse Boy The Flower O. Dumblane. n.
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I UMBER-LUMBER-LU
4O0 40 feet M and IL narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
l5OOOO feet IA II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tougued and grooved.
dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 "a wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
t0ngued and grooved.
100000 IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
edged.
IOOOOO feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
5OOO rough yellow Pine LUMBER consisting OF inch
Boards, Weaherhoards Scantling, Joists, etc.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles.
Sashes Doors blinds MouldiHgs ETC., etc.
sale the lowest market prices in purchss
ers by SIMPSON 4 DORR.
seS0 ~ New Basin.
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E. j. HART & co.

Ground spices
In boxes 20 lbs each containing X papers of every
variety,
Pickles, Preserves, ketchup, etc
Manufactured by Lewis Underwood Muuson Thomas Co.,
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Pickles, gall, X, 4 and pius--s5O cases.
Tomato Ketchup ats. and pts-25O
Mushroom pts. and u pts 80 e.
Walnut .. :. =. rs
Lemon Syrup 1850 :.
Assorted 50 =.
Pie Fruit 200 e.
Preserves, Pine Apples Cherries Strawberries, etc.
Red Currant jelly OTIS, pts. and u pts.
Pepper Sauce quarts and pints.
Brandy Peaches and Aprieots
Theoretically Scaled Articles
HOLSTERS, and h. eans-lOOO dozen.
Salmon, and ? ID cans, 400
Spiced Salmon, in u 10. cgus.
Oysters, and h. cans-5OO dozen.
Roast Beef, Boiled Beef
Roast aed Boiled Mutton.
Turkey, Chicken, Green Peas, Milk, etc,
Sardnes, Nantz, 100 cases y and q,
LANDING FROM SHIP HARTLEY, direct from London :
WORCESTER sAUCE-Quarts, pints and half pins
From Crosse Blackwell, assortment Of their choice
Pickles. Ketehups.
Rich Fish and Meat Sauces.
Anchovy, Shrimp and Bloated Paste.
Polled Tongue, Pate Diable, etc.
Currant jelly Orange Marmalade
PICKLES, quarts and pints-Pcollilli Mkt, Gherkns
Nho" Nno"' "hi'e ohOns WHlnuu' Oauhno"er'
Tart Fruits
Green Cages, Raspberries,
NJ, =, % ~ "' 'ie''
Apple and Plum tn cases of and 10 Dozen
each assorted.
ALSO
sutton ana uioueestet OliEEsE'
ToNnoN popTFp - .tp -. -.
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rms.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We. the nnderslrned. having frennentlr adr,iris,.

We the undersigned having frequently administered reai
cine prepared by Mr. John Wlne of this town designated y
Winers Canadian Yermfuge and being fully satisfied with its
efficacy, confidently recommend and efficient resa
for the expulsion of from the intestine canal
G. O'REILLY,
Liceutiate of the R. C. of Surgeons in Ireland etc
g. W. DICKENSON
Member Of the R. C. Surgeons In London etc
From the Rev J. Flanagan, of Binbrook c. WI
j. WNER-Sr: have made the your Canadian Var
mfuge and with the most happy results In my own family
and every case which has knowledge the e1pnl
sion OF worms has followed the administering of your Ysrmj
fuge and every one here prefers II other as it's effects ara
certain and children take readily which is great point
gained in giving medicine TO children.
July 10, 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN
RS- The physicians generally Winners Canadian
Femifnge" This medisiDe is simple vegetable preparation
and always be administered with proper safety and conf
denee to the rest it, will always destroy worms and re-
store the patient to health.
R- Over thousand certificates have sent 10 TIN
agents FROM planters merchants physicians bearing ies
mony to the efficacy of the invaluable remedy.
Rs- Warranted in all
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Cheuisa
and wholesale Druggist, Hamiltos, Canasa West
Sold wholesale and retail by J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and l5l ChartT siTRsa-
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FANCY GOODS.
u IL. STEVENS 4 co.,

II II. STEVENS 4 co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
CUTLERY, GUNS, PIsTOLS +.
PERFUMERT, FANcT GOODS.
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ITO SUGAR PLANPERS-I HAVE JUST RE-
ceiyed superior article OF BONE BLACK for sale.
". E. THOMPSON,
sells No. % Camp street.
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wrNER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.

It is safe in its operation and easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which indicate existence
Of In the bowels follows The connieanee is
pale of eaden color and suused with occasional nushes
the heavy and dull the breath fud the upper ps
swollen feelings in the nosts which the patient pick
his nose the sleep is disturbed the patient awakening IN
great fright and liable starting grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly Irregular being voraeous and
at others feeble, and in it depraved
To the following certificates others might added
but it believed that these sufficient establish the FACE
that WinerS Canadian vermifuge is superior remedy for
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The work Of the destroyer begunl The Lungs h
DANGER Resort at
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain Are you mobsri Your
daugher-your idol and earthly joys bed Of lam
gushng her pale check and emacaed form show she s
fast wasting away The sepuchral cough pains your and
sickens your soul; it is the
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SOUND OF DEATH


There remedy that will stop the Cough and save her from
the cnnsnnnntiNels grave.
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Your hectic flush cough and feeble limbs tell Of fearful
holdings loss hope Just about e consumption
sheds blight the fuure you
despair. An stretched forth youto ooa and
heal your wounded lungs. I'll Dr. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
1t admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
p and 15l Chartres street
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Select Powders, viz.
Aconite Muir AssaFetida Bayberry Beadonna, Bo
rax Cardamon Seeds Cassa Catechu Cinnamon, Cloves,
Coloeynth pulp, conum, Corander Seed Digalis Ext.
Colcynth Ext. Lquoriee, Ergot, Gum Ammonia, Gum
Arabic, Calls Gum Trseacanth, Gum Myrrh, Hellebore
Alb, Helebore Mgr Hyoscianus Kramera, Kno, Lobe
liza Seed Male Fern Nit Potasse, Kad Cochie sangun-
aria sarsaparIa seammony, Terpentara Sem colchlei
- spgelia, suamonium, valerar etc. etc.
Seeds.
Aniseed arrive 25 bills Canary 20 sacks Caaway leo lbs
CardamoH, 30 lbs Cocheum bills Coriander arrive,
lbs Fennel bbls. Flax arrive 20 bbs ground do.
$50 Foenuytea lbs Lobelia 10 bbls Hemp 10 SKIS
White Mustard, 100 lbs. Worm, etc., etc.
SuIphate of QuInine.
FIVE THOUSAND OUNCES American manufacture
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JOHN FLANAGAN.
Real schiedam schnapps.

Real Schiedam Schnnpps.
Wand EvEER's MEDIoATED H1
Or
GENUINE SCHIEDAM ScHNAPPs
pure article Of Holland Gina wholesome verNye Na
an invaluable
FAMILY MEDICINE.
particularly beneficial all cases OF
Dysenery,
Dyspepsia
Darrhea,
rheumatism,
Govt
Feyers,
ETC., etc. etc.
sicians throughout the States excellent agreeable Al
terave, and admitted efectuay diseases Of m, ~
nary Organs etc. peculiarly adapted to the ~ Ps
males and children.
As other article has justly sn,d 70
the of the
REAL sCHIEDAM sCHEAPPs,
the public cautioned purchase but the xeazp,
Gle, called
DIR. yANDERvEER's INDICATED GIN.
Real SehIedam SehnnDns
ss-Each bottle will bear the signature of the nro,,..
and none other is genSine with ol 1t.
RS-For sale in New Orleans Eholesale and rattan =, ,.
ors' prices, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Ule 'nnStMo&"e q and Isl Charres strsst
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MIner,s CanadInn vermIfnCeI

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs-wARRANTED
PURELY yEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and EgeetuAl
Remedy for Worms.
1t IS fact established beyond the shadow By the
experience and testimony Of the eminent physicians that
than threeourhs Of the disease with which children are
afflicted eaused by worms and thousands children die
annually from those diseases when the either not known
attributed TO something else Various preparations
which recommended remedies for worms expert
has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however has length been attained remedy found which
has failed to destroy worms they have se
This assertion Is supported BY the testimony Of he
yscians and respectable individuals Ia the country m
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PERFUMERT, FANcT GOODS.
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SAND 81 COMMON STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Random Thoughts.

Bright and beautiful has the season
smiled upon us during the past week.
The. wild Aowcrs--the Springs love
t4orgh's, taking shape and beauty
make tHe preireS all loN ely with
their variegaied hues. Fragrant is
the breath of the day and the evening
breeze is sweet with nights whis.
pered longings and aspirations. The
swelling plains rounding in their emo
raid garb until the fur haze kisses
their outer edge, all nature seems
drunken with beauty, and Old Earth
reels along its course almost drunken
with the JOY which the laughing,
lovely Spring has brought to it.
Tell us not the Earth grows old,
when every rolling season unEolds
newer and more glorious beauties,
and every year adds its progressive
strain to the anthem Of harmony and
progress, with earth and sun,
moon and stars, singing their
rythmic bars through the space.
less universe, are forever chanting
in praise of the eternal cause, the
Father and Mother Of all creation.
The world grows not old, but ever
renewing its beauty and youth will
80 through countless ages, as it has
done in the past, in one ever-glorify.
ing progression, chanting its chorus
hymn and becoming more and more
& for the abodes OF the sons Of God
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Important from Washington.

We find the following telegraphic
de'patch in the Missouri Democrat Of
the 2lst, 1t is good news for the peo-
pie Of Kanzas, and it may, in alE
probability, be relied on as correct :.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
"Messrs. WincheIl; Morrow and
Branscembe, commissioners appoint
ed at the settlers mass convention in
Kanzas to procure postpo lement Of
the land sales, or procure loan fund,
for the squatters, have had, in compa-
ny with Mr. Parrott, delegate from
Kanzas, an interview with the Presi-'
dent, who intimated his Willingness,
to postpone the sale till October, if
they thought best, but. desired them.
to call on the secretary of the interior.
The latter stated the policy of the
Government would be to sell all the
public lands possible the present year
for the purpose Of revenue, but con-
Sented to defer the sales in Kanzas
until Nov. lst and 18th, when they
will take place.
"The Commissioners leave for
New York on Friday, for the purpose
of securing the loans needed"
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Slavery in Delaware.

The Milford (Del News, which
advocates the gradual emancipation
OF slaves in that State, asserts that in
Newcastle, the most northerly county
in Delaware, where there pre- scarcely
any slaves, improved lands are worth
over fifty dollars per acre while in
Sussex, where the bulk Of the slaves
of the State are held, lands are worth
emily from VI to SS pcr acre. About
three years ago, says the -Ne~s, band
Of 800 Swiss emigrants arrived in
New York with all their arrange
'ments made to settle in Delaware
They were farmers, with money to
buy land; and hearing that land was
cheap in Delawale---a State settled
by their Athers-they concluded. to
settle there but inding on their ari-.
val that Delaware was a slave State,
they passed by, settled in Ohio,
and helped to augment the wealth of
thatVoung giant of the Union.
The NescS proposes remedy thus:
"Now, if the people of Delaware,
tie next session OF the Legislature.
will pass an act that, after the follow
ing 4th OF July, all children born or
brought into the State shall be free at
the ages Of IL and 81, it will give
Delaware the character ofa Free State
at once, affect no STAKEHOLDER seriously
in his property, and bring down into
Kent and Sussex rush Of emigration
from the industrious ireemen of the
ad doining States. Land here will at
once command advanced prices, and
there will spring into being among
us a spirit OF enterprise to which we,
arc yet strangers. We have thought
much and long on this mattor, and
can show that an act Of the nature
mentioned above would, on the very
day tits placed on the statute book,
increase the value OF the real estate Of,
Delaware five millions Of dollars 1t
would give an impulse to our great
public works which we are now strug-.
CLING almost against hope to accom-.
pilth, and instead oithe. crushing in
ertia which is now resting on US, we
shall soon realize tho life, activity
and prosperity which now character
ize the new States oil the great North
west"
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Emigration.
plan 4?

A large amount Of wagon cmigra-
tion, generally known as movers"
has entered the Territory the present
season, the great body Of which ia
turning towards EldorAdo, Walnut
creek, Whitewater, Cottonwood Falls,
the head waters Of the Cottonwood
and the rich and beautiful valleys Of
the Smoky Hill and Saline. A large
proportion ii foreigners are among
this springs emigration, principally
Sweods, Norwegians, Swiss aud Ger
mans, There cannot be less than
5000 foreign voters in the Territory,
every one Of which co UNITS for Free
orand Freo Kanzas. Wo bid all
wcleeus. Tbovo is room enough in
kanzas for many thousands more. -
Come on, genIlcncn, and help us lay
broad and deep the foundations Of n
Froe Commonwealth.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
The English Election.

The Board of" Commissioners ap.
pointed by the swindle, have named
the first Monday (the ID day. in
August as the time Of holding the
election. The Missouri State cleo
.tion takes place on the same day, as
also the Indiana. Secretary Cass
sent a letter Of instruction, the prin-
cipal point Of which was to hold the
election back, evidently till the fall
elections in the States were out of the
way, and for tho Board to wait till
the new Attorney-General, A. q.
Davis, arrived ). neither of which was
accomplished. Our friends on the
Board speak favorably of Gov. Den
.ver's willingness to do right, and at
least in these preliminary arrange
me1ts he has shown some feeling Of
thebkind.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
The Washburnes.

The Albany Evening Journal in,
commenting upon the unmatched
fidelity of the Republican members
Of the present Congress, says;
Turn we then to the youthful,
but giaut-like West, where Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa,
Join hand and heart in the battle Tor
the right. Indiana, though not all
she ought to be, has some gallant
representatives. 1t would be invidi:
Gus to discriminate where all do their
whole duty; where, for example, the
three Washbunes, as vigllant and
incorruptibe as the three captors Of
Andre, are but types oI that indomi-
table column that has stood shoulder
to shoulder, encountering, resisting
beating back and overhrowing tho
Buchanan legion in every Lecompton
conflict"
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
War eAg0iss /!

We have no time nor space to enter
into details at present. War has
commenced again in real earnest
The Missouri Ruffans, chagrined and
maddened at the grand failures which
attended their efforts of old, are now
wreaking Characteristic and cowardly
satisfaction from innocent and de-
fenceless Free State people on the
border. Murder and rapine is the
order Of the day in Lykins, Lynn
and Bourbon counties. A company
Of l5O Missourians, under command
Of BrockeH, secured Lykins county
last week, and on Tuesday last 200
more left Wcstport to Join them.
The Free State Rquatters from every
direction are rushing to arms, and
soon, if the invaders can be met, q
conflict may be expected.
All We have to say to our Free
State friends, who are acting purely
ON the defensive, is this: SPARE NO
QUARTER TO THE RUFF1ANs FROM MIS-
soURIl EVERY PRISONER YOU TAKE,
STRING THEM UP ON THE FIRST AVAIL
ABLE LIMB 1t is ABOUT getting to
be crime to forbear any longer from
Missouri outrages.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
'"Old ,7elu

What is going to bo done about
celebrating tho glorious old Fourth
in Prairie City this year? Can we
afford to get up q celebration worthy
Of the character Of our peopleY Some
think We done so well last year, that
wc can DO houorably exempted from
Offering sacrifices to the memory Of
iha noble veterans of 10. this ysar,
What do tho paopls aW1
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Missouri,

In the Second Congressional Dis
lrict of Missouri, Thos. L. Anderson,
Border Ruflian, has declared himself
a candidate for reelection. He will,
without doubt, be supported by tho
Democrats, In the Third District,
Gen. JoHN B, CLARK, Democrat, the
present member, is candidate for re-
election. In the Fourth District,
JAMES CRAIG will be again supported
by tho Border Ruffians. In the Fifth
District, Tho Dem mocrats held Con-
veption last week, and declined to
make any nomination---in effect on
dorsing the nomination of COL SAM.
H. WooDsoN, who was elected as an
American. but voted Border Ruflian
throughout. In the Sikh District, q
large majority Of the Democratic del
egates elected are instructed to vote
for JOHN s. PHELPS. In the Seventh
District, Gen. NoELL Is the Democrat
ic capdidato to succeed SAM. CARuTn-
EMS, who retires on account Of i'll
health. In the First District, the
Democracy have not vontured to Of
fer the name ofany person in oppo-
alton to FRANK BLAIR.
. s~.m,-.a-.u-e-i.-----.-..---
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
A New Dodge,

A man named EVANS, in johnson
County, who is said to bS Pro Sla.
very man, was robbed one day last
week bya gang Of highwaymen un-
der the lead Of person who gave his
name as Capt. o. p. WILLETT. Ev.
erybody about here knows that Capt.
WiLLETT has had nothing to do with
the recent narauding expeditions ;
and surely no Free State man would
sondescend to such despicable mean.
ness as to palm himself off as we'll
b known brother officer to shield him.
, self, when engaged in such business
as these men were. This fact alone,
isenough to convince people that this
gang was composed Of Pro Slavery
despcradoes, sailing under the guise
ofFrec State men, robbing and plum
dering everybody. no matter of what
party, ofwholu they could obtain the
most booty.
UPon the representations Of Mr.
EVANS. awrlt has been issued, from
Judge Cato's Court for the arrest Of
Capt WlLDErr, but time, expense
aud trouble will be Snycd, however,
by letting tho matter drop, for the
CAPT. Il asipnoccnt Of tho charge at
the man in the moon, and can proya
II. ali 1pg4 tfe' 'sH
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
[For the Freem,n's Champion.l
Usage for Hedges.

Those intending to set Usage hedge
next season, should have the e oupd
broke as early as June. The ground
should be well cultivated at least four
feet each side of the hedge, and kept
clean from weeds three years, then
all is safe. 1t is very important that
prairie land should be broke up early
in the summer, when thegrass is near
ly its full size-full OF sap, and the
earth warm, as fermentation will then
commence Immediately, and the whole
mass Of roots become thoroughly de-
composed. lfit does not 90 through
this process, it still remains in raw,
sour state, and will not produce as it
otherwise would. II. GlFFoRp.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
"0f with His Head :"

Last week we gave our. estimate Of
the Trinity Of Sepoys appointed by
the Administration to control the
election under the English SwindN.
1t seems that we were slightly mista-
ken in our estimate of'Attorney Gen
eral Weer, for it appears he was con-
sidered not quite base enough to be
trusted in the Ntrauds that are to
be enacted in the coming contest
We Judged him by the past. but it
appears that the past winter spent n
Washingtcn had contrary effect upon
his vcrtebral region to that it gener-
ally has upon politicians of his school.
1t was found that he was friend OF
Douglas, and in T. probability
would vote against English Swim
die; so he had hardly arrived in Kan
zas, when the telegraph flashes the
intelligence from the headquarters Of
iniqu& thai the President had exc
cuted Nm; in fine, his official career
was closed by removal, and the ap
pointment of A. 9. Davis Of Wyanf
dott to fill the vacancy. The decap-
itation is an honor to Weer, and Da'
Wis appointment is sufficient evidence
Of his capability to descend into the
lowest hell that. the Slave Power is
desirous of making its serfs and tools
walk through. In regard to the new
incumbent the appointment is but
another exemplifcation of the fact so
strikingly illustrated by old Buck
himSell--viz: that whenever the oil
garchy are desirous OF doing some in
tensely mean and dirty work, they al
ways select Northern man-no, a
slave. A dopghface is the me nest
Of them all, and in general "Out- Her
ods Herod" in subserviency and ing
uity. Davis is New York pettifog-
ger--rather smart mot talented or
intellectual. He came to Kanzas in
the spring of '57--was Editor of the
Wyandott Citizen, certainly one of
the mOanest Pro Slavery sheets in the
Territory which soon died o natu'
ral death--was elected by fraudulent
votes to the Territorial Council last
October. Every one knew, and near
ly all acknowledged the fraud, yet
this fellow. Davis, very persistently
contested for his seat, inch by inch,
until he was turned out, The paper
which he edited, at first came out
against the Lecompton Constitution,
but in very short time its opposition
ceased, and it became rampant in its
favor, going the whole animal--per-
potual slavery and all. There is ne
doubt in our mind that he will be all
the President desires in this matter,
ana this last move is one of the
strongest indications Of the detOrmin-
alton Of the olgarchy to win this last
move on the Kanzas board at what
ever cost or sacrifice OF the little hon.
esty they have left. Men Of Kanzas,
the appointment is pregnant with
danger, and means all that your i'm
aginations can conjecture up ofwrong
and treschery to he inflicted upon you
in the coming election.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

Ey- Tho Aurora (ul,) Beacon
comes to our friends in Prairie City,
enlarged. We rejoice at the evident
prosperity our friends Of the Beacon
are meeting with, and sincerely hope
they will continue to grow more pros
porous, as we believe they will, for
they richly deserve to. Why don't
the Beacon come to uS nowadays p
Haven't beon favored with d nnmb, r
Ior two moaths, WHAT'S up, Prof.
HARMAN :? N" MH