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mentS tuned and repaired.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
ARMS FROM wEsTPORT !

OFFICE OF THE FREEMEN's CHAMpioS,"1
Saturday, Feb. 20--l0 P. M.
Capt. 0. P, BAYNE, Col. ID. B.
JOHNSON and Lieut.. BUNDAY, have
just arrived from Fort Bayne, on the
Usage, who bring us news of the most
exciting and alarming nature. To
give minute statement of affairs as
they at present exist, subjoined will
be found letter written by Capt.
BAYNE to Gen. LANE, but was not
dispatched owing to an invasion into
the country by Missourians occurring
before it could bo mailed. Capt.
BAYNE thereupon determined to pro-
ceed at once to Lawrence in person to
obtain assistance from the Territorial
Militia. The letter will tell the story
up to the time of the invasion.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
A Chance to Get Cuba

The latest news from Europe is
that the Spanish Government will
refuse to give satisfaction to tho Uni.
cd Statesfor the outrage which its
toflicials in'Cuba perpetratod upon
our mail-stoamer, El Dorado, in f.
ring into IL, endangering lifsucand
subsequently riaing it, in practical
way, Of It's mails. This outrage upon
the high seas our Government (says
tho Cincinnati Enquiror)is bound, by
a sense Of national honor, to- have
otoned for. Both tho last and thO
present Administration have made
porscycring efforts to that end. II
tho Spanish Government persists IN
It's refusal, 1t may lead to important
results, and give us a chance TO get
Cuba in an honorable manner, by
national conquest, oemrSl..yj
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Pate on Kanzas Affairs.

H. Clay Pate, the hero of Black
Jack and Postmaster at Westport,
Mo-, seems to be con siderably "exor-
cised" in regard to Kanzas affairs
In letter to the Missouri Republican,
under date of Jan. 10th, he says:
Jim Lanes party are now actively
engaged in disturbing the settlers, by
getting out writs for all prominent
pro-slayery men, and having them
directed "to the captain of any militia
company"
MANY fearing harsh treatment,
rather than submit to arrest, have
left the Territory for the present. 1t
is by this means that Lane expects
either to drive out all the settlers, or
raise another war. He is partially
succeeding in one and may succeed in
the other. A company Of three hun
dred MissourianS came near leaving
Weston last week for the Territory
to protect their friends, and would
have done so but for Gen. Calhoun.
ut will be impossible to keep down
excitement on the border if Jim Lane
is permitted to go on as at present,
He has his bands of cut-throats all
over the Territory, and they are ac-
lively engaged in prosecuting Jim's 8
work Of war" "' A'.'. W
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Beware

We warn our friends everywhere
to beware Of purchasing stock of any
description in the corruption" town
of "Minneola." The curse of an out
ragged people rests upon it. The To-
cation of the Capitol at that place
will be Of no benefit to it, as it was
located illegally, and as consequence
the government will not expend any
money in the erection Of public build
ings. The location is poor one
on little dry creek, opposite to a
village which died a natural death in
consequence Of its ineligible position.
Coal, stone and timber are scarce
all the elements Of wealth and pros
perity are wanting. DO not deceived
II is o spoculating swindlel A breath
of the popular feeling will knock the
crazy thing into atoms. "Touch not
the unclcan thing" ."-Kansas Mews.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

On Tuesday about fifty Missourians
assembled at Falls store, about q
miles from Barnesville, and proceed
ed that night to the latter place, where
they were joined on the following
day by 80 men, mostly Missourans,
from Fort Scott, under command OF
the notorious throat Gen. q. W.
Clark, the murderer of BARBER, and
sent out word to the inhabitants Of
Free State settlements in that vicini-
ty that their avowed intentions were
10 sack and burn their houses, HANG
every person identified with the Kan
zas Militia, and extirpate every Free
State person in that vicinity. "NO
quarter" was their watchword.--
Prof. GRIFFITH, Messrs. HARRIS and
BARBER and several others, Of Mar
maton, heard these threats in person,
and requested Capt. BAYNE to proceed
at once to Lawrence to obtain assist
ance from the Territorial Militia, and
thatif the Militia were dilatory about
acquiescing with their request, to ral-
ly up aid from any quarter where
it could be obtained The Prairie
City Guards, under command of Capt
0. P. Wr1LET, will rally to the as
sistance of their friends tomorrow
Free State men, arouse and fly at
once to the scene of action, Proba-
bly, ere this news reaches you, the
work of pillage and murder has COM
menced. The Border Ruffians have
a deep plot concocted for the extir-
patton of the Freemen of Kanzas,
and unless they are successfully re =
sisted at the outset, many homes will
be made desolate ere their operations
can be checked. The Ruffians are
now more virulent than ever in their
hostility to the Free State Party.
To arms To arms
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Come Along,

To those of our friends in the East.
who propose coming to Kanzas, we
say, come as early in the spring as
practicable, as you are certain to do,
better then than later in the season.
From what we are able to learn,
we are induced to believe there will
be a large emigration ofgood settlers
here next season. lsl9'' pli' y
This Is inst the country for farm
ers, mechanics snd business men, who
wish new homes, and locations to
come to. The country is new, and
has yet to bo made. Come on, boys,
and grow up with it,
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

ET- Stone masops, carpenters,
blacksmiths, plasterers, wagon ma
kers, gun smiths, cabinet makers.
tcamsters, brick makers. brick layers,
shoe makers, tailors, painters, and
men willing to work at any manual
labor nfAy cmigrate to tho Territory.
and find little difficulty in procuring
steady work and remunorativs wages,
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
LuELLA, Feb. 12, 1858.

LUELLA, Feb. IL, 1858.
MAJOR GEN. j. H. LANE /; Sir,
have to report to you the state Of af-
fairs in this part of the Territory.
When you was here, the usurpers
of Freedom Of Southern Kanzas were
awed into submission from the forces
then present, but when you returned
north, they, relying on their numbers,
commenced robbing, stealing, plum
dering, and attempted to rob all Free
State men who happened to fall into
their hands. In this state of affairs
l wrote you my last. Upon the COM
Iplaint made to me by johnson, l
deemed it necessary to arrest those
men and bring them to justice; Of
whom George w. Clark, Register in
the Land office; Mr., Margraves, Pro-
bate Judge; B. Hill, Ex- Sheriff ;
Mr.. Farley, District Atty; Mr.. Har-
ris, Constable Mr.. Houston, County
Surveyor Mr.. Brocket, a partner in
the Western Hotel; Mr.. Furry, pro-
prietor of a Drinking House Mr..
Harlan, Flurry's bartender; Mr..
Greenwood, the Border Ruffian tele-
graph; Dennis Sullivan, an old
Irishman Mr.. McCay, partnerin the
Western Hotel all Of Fort Scott.
So much for National Democracy,
Knowing there would DO resistance
on the part of these men, and not
deeming my force sufficient, I sent
North for help, But the companies
that was left subject to our orders Ell
ther consulted their feelings by re-
naming by warm fire side, or from
some other cause, failed to respond
to the call, The emergency Of the
case demanded prompt action, so we
determined to try them with our pres
ent forces. In the mean time, the
Fort Scott Democrat, one of the Or
gans Of despotism, edited in the swill-
tub of the new tangled Democracy,
commenced its howl Of justification
Of these midnight marauders, villify-
ing the people of the Osage indis-
criminately. In this state Of affairs,
with only thirty. one men, we deter
mined to arrest these outlaws at the
risk Of our own lives and the destruc-
tion Of the Fort. Being joined on
the Marmaton by ten mon, relying on
lead and the courage Of our men we
marched on tho night Of the 10th inst,
and at day-break was in gun shot OF
the Fort Being met by deputation
of the peacablc citizens Of the Fort,
was informed that Gen, Clarke and
his band Of dosperadoes, noted for
their threats of pillages and brave
talk, had fed under cover of darkness,
like wolves, to their old dens
in Missouri. Such is generally the
case with men who burn houses, rol
widows, and leave the orphan crying
for bread, as Clark has done in times
past. We were welcomed as harbin.
gers Of peace, and our authority rec.
ognized as legal. Wo had now full
possession oftho Fort, and was view,
ed by the pro.slavOry men, as one o.
tho strong bulwarks Of the Free Stat,
cause in Kanzas, After receiving
warm breakfast, gratis, and receiving
assurances from Judge Williams
and Geo. Crawford, that tho stolcr
property should bc returned on tho
following Tuesday, leaving thocar'
Of thatto the honest citizens who rs
manned, wo returned to tho Littl,
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
EV- The meeting Of the anti.Le

Ey- The meeting of the anti-Le-
compton Democrats in Phila 'elphia,
Feb. Sth, was an imposing assem-
blage. Col. Torney presided. The
attendance was estimated at six thous-
and. Governor Stanton spoke at
length and with bis usual vigor,
Letters were read from Governor
'Walkcv and Governor Wise, rIs igi
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

Eyr That was a wise niger, who,
in speaking Of the happiness Of mar
ried people, said, /" Dat or 'pends al
sogcddcrjhOw dey enjoy demsclyss.',
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

I, Capt. 0. P. Baync, do certify
that the foregoing statements are
true, 70 the best of my knowledge
and belief. o. P. BAYNE.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Usage to watch for further develop

Usage to watch for further develop
ments.
Yours &c
o. P. BAYNE.
Capt. Co. A. 1st Reg. Kansas M.
P. s, You are welcome to publish
thisifyou choose, for we will allvouch
for its truthfulness. %
0. P. BAYNE, Captain.
Col. ID. B. JOHNSON.
JOHN MCANNON, @. M.
j. G. ANDERSON.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
[[From the Champion Extra of Feb. 90,
Exciting News from Fort Scott
Missouri Rg6ians Mvading tie Terri
tory Again
4OUsEBURNING AND NUMBERING +!
q. w. CLARK IN THE FIELD h
1870 Border Rufilans Under Arms at
Barnesville

.4H Free State Settlers to be Expelled from
tho Sugar Greek and Usage Country.
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CO MN ERCIAL.
DAILY Cars CIYr OvvNn, I
HAAknk lAe IAN

DAILY Cars CIYr OSvscn,
Ksokah, Dec. 18th.
FLoUR-couutry, ~ ~ 10 ~ 50 per sask.--
6spsrAns, - r. Per sask. Extra, tan wheat -
u - ~ per Dbl. Graham, ~ - per 10 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC per Tee.
CORN--Scaros, 30 ctr.
BARLEY-spring. soaso, Fall, 7oasss.
wHKAT-seasss for Spring, choice Soj 80 to
90 for Pail.
oATs--In request at 40 Is.
RYE--45e to 56c little coming in.
POTAToKs-scarcs, e5 to 7se by the load retail
3Scss per peck
aROokkIES--N. o. Sugar fair 72as, No. !, So
prime u, clarified 0lalo, crushed and leaf II
tsl31. Reconsideration 10 10 ~, 8. II. ~
70 ~, Golden Syrup, ~ to soc. Co6ss--Rio II
70 III. Java 10 10 10. Rice tnsw)s1 TO 6e.
s0AP--Palm Sic, Family $40.
cANDLkS--star II to -, stsarins III. Mould
l1to l7A, summer pressed Ia 10 lac.
LARD--Fairssppl So 10 %.
BUTTRR--lo 70 Is; choice Is to q.
HIDEs-Dry IL to Iiicj green, 81 tos4.
HAY-Prsiris - TO - Timothy and HuDgs-
riAn, ~ 10 t1o; Baled do. I'll to $l7 Retail SIS.
SEEDS.--Hungsrian Grass, no demand; Tim
sthy,t1 10 TO -; Flax Seed, u Iba$I -.
SUNDRIEs-onions, sbto p5 Eggs, loa3Oc.
Feathers, SSc to 4ecj White Beans, 6sc to rs.
FRUIT--Fair supply. Green apples, shoies, -
70 to - 50 per Dbl. Dried apples. t1s5 70 ~ 80
per bushei. Dried peaches, - 30 to - rs. Raj
sins, o. 70 70 4 ~.
CuEESE-W. R.0 TO 81; Denmark 81 to9.
PROvI6IOMB--New Mess unsettled Old Bacon
out Of market.
BEEF-2a2ie grossj IL to Be per quarter.
sHEEP-t2 to ~ y head.
HOds--Dressed, a 80 to 81 very heavy, 80.
sALT--a. A., 81 30 70 81 IS pr sask Kama
wha, 3esa3lo par Dbl. Livsrposl, 433s per sssk.
fisH--Aackerel, No. 1 $40 to 81 y Dbl; Ne.
: SIS to SIS No. 5 ti2to113. White, No. a. rs
70 s. " y half Dbl No. 2 ~ 50 to - Is Cod
Fish sto epn.
EXCHANGE On New York for currency IL psr
cent; for gold per cent. st. Louis per cent.
~. LouIs Market.
81. Louis, Dec. g.
PLoUR-City supeahns ~ rs, country do ~ so.
WHEAT-Sae to 81 70.
COHN--76 70 IS.
WHISKY-76c.
P0RK--upward tendency Aess &l7 30.
LARD-11 to lilo.
Mogs.
In Cincinnati, sth, - 70 10. st. Louis, sth,
o. 80 70 u. Alton, - 70 " 80.
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weeds PatcMi sewing MachAks
MAKES equally ~ good work on the finest fabric
or on the heaviest cloth, on either Of which for
beauty and durability it's superior to hand work.
We invite the attention Of those who wish ms
chimes, 70 see Weeds Machine. They are the best
for family use, because adapted to AL kinds Of
work. They srs the best for manafact arsrs, be-
Cause they make such beautiful and strong work.
They are the bss. for tailcrs because they do bet
ter work than his banda.
Extract from lstssr written By gentleman,
owning plantation near New Orleans. Yourtwo
Weeds Patent Sewing Machines have been in al
most constant use since bought them, and With
the best Of prastisal rssuit. In less than three
weeks the two operators on then nnished com
plste suit Of clothes for Zach Of my two hundred
and ten plantation hands, snd dnd the time saved
In nsing them one ssAson, has moro than paid their
cost.
The Editor Of the Zsnesyills (Ohio) Courier,
says: There has never been sewing Machine In
this city that has given such unbouadsd satisfac-
ton to al who have ased ii - the Weed Patent
We have examined them, and must confsss our i'd
mirau on Of their simplicity and durability, and
ca, with perfect eoahdsnos after an examination
OF all other Sewing Machines, pronounce this %
10 the best, and recommend il TO our readers, who
wish Sewing Machine, ~ We are sure it viii give
them sAtisfaction.
WHITNEY LYON, Projectors,
y45 Broadway, New York.
s. A. DUKE, Agent for Keokuk, IS Main-at.
dec6dAvlm
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W. have for sale quantity Of wADEs Colon
no Isxs, which are Justly considsrcd the best in
narkst. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Hue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up TO per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and vSrnish, and nearly AL grades of Black
lnk. Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Mathcrs Black
IAks undspossd Of. than which there are none
better in market.
All Of which We will sell 1t manufacturer pri-
cea for cash.
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