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ANA 1AHAS.
Blk Indiana, M ich. City.
Blk Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. Bk, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bank
Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Ban K Lima.
Pxrke Go. Bk Rockville.
Prairie City Bk, T. Haute
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of I odiana.
State Blk and BrancLea.
Brook vile Bank.
Fsriasrs' Bank, WsstGeld.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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BARTLETT, 1AYC & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
PAINTS. OILS. yARHIsHEs.
WINDOW GLlSI, cLAlswAeE, BRUSHES, &C.
No. ll1 MaAn So, bss. 1sA 4 Ssh,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
a CARD TO THE LADIES'
~. DuPoaeess GssAsn PssieAicaI

CARD TO THE LADIES'
DR.. Dupoaee,s GssAsn rseAicaI
RtI1s, Tar ReWnlsss
UnA VI the most suormsfai rsnediss Tor distssas-
ing md psis9al nsnstrnAtieD evSf known. They
correct irrsguisYitfss and remove obstrusticns,
from what ever csuss.
Thsis ineredi1nts are knssntb oil agents sail
ing thsm, end they viii tell you they - the bsst
Pills ever introduced for AL diseases peculiar to
fsuAlss, and always sseesssfui y ) preventive
They win be foaad ! most tnvaiuabie remedy for
al those aiieing compissnts peculiar 70 the ser,
Wis Distressing ssd painful menstrsaticn. Svtrn.
Hoo, pains in the back and ioins, prsssing down
pains. Tssh Of blood 70 the head, business, din
ness Of SIGHT, hsasiAsss, fatigue On aay siighs e.
srtiou. psipitatisa II the hesrt, H., Az, ali VI
which Or. Dupenee's French Golden Pills are Ger
tain TO ssrs. Price 81 % psr Boa. Fer partisu-
lars get CIRCULAR Vt Agsnt.
soid Wholesale and hstsii by s. b. VOWEL.
Druggist, No. Isl Main street, Ksokak, Iowa, sole
Agent, ~ rAom eli orders nust bc addressed. He
viii supply dsAisrs, and ssnd the Pills TO LsAiss
(eenhdeatiaily) BY mail u sny part Of the county,
BY sending him 81 through the Ksohak Posss1dcs,
Iowa. ISspt. Is, 'ss-dAuly
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WIN. n. ME ERVEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
General CslIscsing Agent,
FORT 0DaE.................... .....s.......10WA.
nRYRhKnc1s:
Hon. John W. HtockdAie, Register Of Fort Dodge
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Hon. VIM. Il Merritt, Cedar Raplds, lows,
Gen. Van Antwerp, Ksokuk, lows.
Hon. J u. Thompson. Judge lath judicial Dis
trict, HarystOu, Iowa.
Geo. b. Reid, keokuk, Iowa;
D. o. Finch, Dss Moinss, Iowa.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, Warrington, d.
June Idly
Dlsso1uslen.
TIME partnership heretofore exciting between
/ stephen 3. jones, and 0. b. OsBannon, II this
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
6.E Jones win settle all the business Of the old
Arm.
STEPHEN =. JONES,
Afro RNEY At LAW.
@voRNnn THIRD AND MAIN gTRnuEs. svss
~ o4A slK.R. DIV Ford.
7O1P0UND SYRUP u HILL ssT7 -, =
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We should have bssa glad to have stood
relatively better = ths poll on Tuesday. -
Yet 70 have no reason 70 complain. Our
full usual ratio vas maintained. II IL, In.
dssd, plsin enough that Of the honest voters
tho Kspubiican pssty has clssr najohty.-
Considering The numbers that eans over
from ths railroad oppesiss, and dswn from
the line Of shs Monsross road, ~ did better
than most Of our friends anticipated. 70
hold our oHn, under such . pressure, j. 70
do we'll, indeed. The oasss Of so'ns Of these
rssklsss violations Of the bAllot-bex will b
attended 10 IN due time, and the way pre-
pared for fairer vote and more auspisious
result 10 the future. t
Col. Curtis ~ nemss
Notwithstanding the most virulent and
vsnomous opposition, and determined aud
energetic effort, By detrsction snd srsdic, 70
brisg his voss down bslow the regular vote
Of Biz party, The canvass leaves him Is votss
ahssA u ~ Rspub.issn Ssass siakss. Those
who hays stoopsd 10 tAs gutter Tor NTH 70
throw Il him-vho have employed sssA
shameless and diAgraeeful means % over.
whslm their townsnan--nust zeal highly
grati6ed with their success!
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING !!
'xic o. TO Suit tho Times !

Prize o. 70 Suit tho Timer
@ POLLOCK = 20. arc nov sepsayine :
~. large, we'll sslsetsd and splsndid 49, r
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
And en- supply customers with any thsne ,nlra,,v
called Tor in their line, from ceaFss 10 s.pe1r:.
and from plain 70 very Aandsons. ne $ - q
sxpAsiats; they have Just the artielss Tor hard
times, hethin quality, style ard pries. All they
ask u that eSstcmsss eall With 1D-CasA Il Md
and get great bargains.
Remember the plass-nt u deer 10 Ohusfau o.
loon, on TAira.st.. hstwssn Aain and Joknsee.
ssplld b. POLLOCK . q.
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HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOTqG.

Oons WttA Neasnsss anA DAopaUeh.
g. y. has on hand choice stock Of psflnmery
Lubin's kxtracts, 40, which he offers Tor ssle &
10 lowest New York Prices.
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BLAcKWo0D's KDINyUHaH MAO, trsyl
TAsss nrssdseaas ally rsp,<usut y, tls,s sys>a
political PARTIES II Great Dritsin--W hia. ~.
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eth q thew saaraasss. A. organs = ~ - -.
FOUND vritsrs on Science, Literatsrs, Msi1ily ~
rfvaisd IL NE world e Isttsu. huiae eln611oesi
indfapsnaa1ls u ~ scholar AL 60 ~ 80
man, while to the intelligent fsiass = 9vs11 -
Of the current litsrataYt u a ~, tAfesSKSot
sas world. than can y psaibiy sssaissA isos AN
EARLY COPIES. !
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS fssn ~
6rita.S p1btshsss gives addltioaal valas 70 49,
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POSTAGE.
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THE kASTIC ROOFING ID we'll saa,tsd %
1 steep Or lat roofs, 10 are proof, and bsesnins
hard will admit II wear BY treading theresa,
which makes II desirable for piAssas ears, steam-
boats, h. -. For further particulars, please sal
At the once, where samples can be seen.
fsbI7dly
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

GE- lley, Mr. JoNrs' saw and
griSt mill, which was taken down To
tho Poltawatondc country last spring,
has, lately bccn returned to his claim,
where ii will soon be in operation
again. Mr.,JoSrs informs us that
he Intends to do business at lower
figures thon has ever been used in
this vicinity, Such kind Of talk is
congonial with onr sentimental
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t. X. RAYMOND.

III ATELY of Aurora, Illinois, would re-
~ spectfuly inform the inhabitants of
Prairie City and vicinity that he has come
to reside in their town for the purpose of
repairing clocks, watches and jewelry, and
he pledges himself to execute matters in his
line as well and as at low rates as can be
done by any other jewelcr in the Territory.
He solicits patronage. 22yl
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
HARDWARE AND STOVES.

JINGLE BARKER would respectfully in
Il, form the inhabitants of Lawrence and
of The Territory Of Kanzss that his NAM
moth Hardware and Stove store, No. 8
Massachusetts street, is now open, where
lid has on hand and will keep constantly
foi sale, for cash only, the largest and b2st
salected stock Of Stoves, Agricultural I'M
platnents, American, English and German
H2Sdware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Pants, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
Of fKanzas, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
al atprices that cannot fail to suit all.
Task the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination of my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
confident can fill all orders in my line to
a better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
alEBmy goods from manufacturers and inn
poiters out of first class jobbing houses al
the East for cash. My facilities for doing
iobbing business are unequaled in the
West
also have connected with my establish
mint TIN SHOP where / manufacture all
Tihds of TIN, COPPER, and SHEET
IRpN WARE, attend to all kinds of Jot
V6Fk, Tin Roofing, Spoutng, Guttering
MIXING, Plumbing, DC. Special attention
Nill be given to this branch of business
a. none but first class workmen employed
I Ain practical workman in the differen
ll9hbehes of my business, and hope hy fai
MAN and strict attention to business t.
Al4l a ehare Of 1ublic patronage. Try
l1l.. O5l 0ltt tor tse btg Tea Kettle.
kltf INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

attend the Judges at each of the pla-
ccs ofvoting, for the purpose Of pre-
serving peace and good order. Each
voter shall vote only in the county in
which he resides, or the one to which
his county may be attached by the
Board.
Each person must have resided in
the Territory at least six months pre-
vious to the lst Monday Of August
1858, in order to be entitled to vote
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

Ry- S. M, Booth, Of Milwaukee,
Wis, editor Of tho Eyeo Democrat,
has obtained q final victory in the Sc
ries of suits growing out of his con-
ncction with the fugitive slave case.
His press and property had been
attached to satisfy the judgment Of
the United States Court against him
for assisting the slaves of one Gar
land to their freedom. Judge Near
thur has released the property from
attachment, taking the position that
as tho Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
has declared tho fugitive slave law
unconstitutional, penalty for dam
ages under that law is not collectable,
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
PRAIRIE.
AS fine prairie as there is IN this country
lies round about in this region.
TIMBER.

AS fine prairie as there is IN this country
lies round about in this region.
TIMBER.
There is a sufficient quantity of timber
to supply the reasonable wants of the farm
ers, and for town purposes. And timber
grows very fast in this country; the Locust
can be grown from the seed in three or four
years, sufficiently large for fence posts.
FENCING.
A claim can hardly be found without
sufficient stone on the same to fence
it, and build all that is desied-Wire fence
can be made at cost Of about forty cents q
rod. This kind of fence would be, we
think, the most available to start with the
0sage Orange will give protection to crops
in about four years from the seed.
STONE.
We have the best of building stone on
the town site in great abundance. The
cost Of quarrying aud hauling Is about three
dollars cord. Lime and sand can be had
at cheap rates, and in any quantities.
WATER.
In this respect, we think, Prairie City has
the advantage over many other towns in the
country. While water, as rule, Is abund-
ant, aud of good quality in the Territory,
still il is Of a better quality and nj 10 easi.
ly obtained in some localities thai Z others.
W. think every citizen can have good wa
or in his yard at an expense Of from twenty
to fifty dollars. This, twill DO acknowl-
edged, is desidtratum Of greater value
than almost any thing else. II must be d
great drawback TO q town, where all the
water il brought from aspiring, or hauled
from, Che river, or obtained by digging from
flty to eighty EoCto obtain IL ,6I ~
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES
We can truthfully say that In no part Of
Kanxas Territory arc, the people so blessed
with educational privileges ps the people Of
this section. The Methodist Church have
located and now have handa.at work eroct-
Ing University within ope-hAll mile Of
here, which, when completed, will bo SEQ
ond 10 none west Of the mississippi river.
With these facts IN confederation, peo-
pie N The Staten can hayepo grounds for
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
rake Notice.

GE0RGE W0LFEwould announce tothe
Ocitizens of Prairie City and vicinity that
he has number of excellent workmen un.
der his employ, aud 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 bona fde citizen, and will
attend promptly to his business, thus ren.
dering entire satisfaction to his employers
tiff
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

Eg The Semitic Amcrican says
the simplest and cheapest way to cool
a room is to wet cloth Of any size,
the larger tho better, and suspend it
in the place you want cooled let the
room bo well ventilated, and the tenn
pcrature will sink lron ten to twenty
degrees in less than All hour During
such torid tenn Outwo have had,
this would be worth nying. "a
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Another El Dorado.

The accounts from the newly-dis-
covered gold regions in the posses
sion Of the Hudson's Bay Company,
on the Pacific shores of this conti-
nent, are calculated to create quite a
revolution. 1t is stated by persons
who are said to be worthy Of reliance,
that the indications of gold on the
streams flowing into the Gulf Of
Georgia, promise to yield even richer
than anything ever produced by Cali
fornia or Australia. Experienced
Californian miners are satisfied that,
in short time, Vancouver's Island
and the vicinity, will be the seat of a
State as populous and prosperous as
California. Several thousand per-
sons have set off for the diggingS,
aud others are only waiting for the
confirmation Of their reports to fol-
low their example.
A passing cloud has for time OBJ
scured che prospect. The Hudson's
Bay Company's Governor, on Van
couver's Island, has closed FrGzer's
River, end other streams which are
supposed to be auriferous, not only
to foreigners but to British subjects.
He wants to keep all the gold for his
Company. This is like trying to
dam Niagara with willow switch.
Gov, Douglas could no more keep
diggare out of his territory than he
can prevent fshfrom swimming up the
streams. The chances are that he is
aware Of the fact, and that, having
fired of his proclamation, he will
wisely shut his eyes to violations
thereof. lfhe does not, no may find
himself in on awkward predicament.
The representative Of an obsolete and
moriburd corporation, he is not like
ly to be handled with extraordinary
tenderness, by his own couptrymen
or by ours.
If the reports Of gold discoveries
on the streams flowing into the Gulf
of Georgia are confirmed, new fu-
ture is opening for British North
America. No part Of this continent
enjoys nobler climate than the
shores of Columbia, Vancouver's Is
land, and the adjacent part Of the main
land, The soil is good and is well
tim mbered. JuGiciouS busbondry
would be NgIte as profitable there as
in Oregon. 'Yancouyer's Island con-
tains coal, and iron and copper also
abound in the neighboring region
For trade, there is not a part more
happily situated on the Pacific coast !;
if it be true, as is stated, that the Jap
anese have resolved to cultivate COM
mcrcial intercourse with the world,
the mouth of the Columbia would
naturally enjoy considerable iAtcr-
course with them.
Nearly half a century has passed
since that wise and far-sighted man,
John Jacob Astor, projected the es-
tablishment of q great State near the
recently discovered gold fields. His
sOgacious mind grasped the capacities
of the site. Accident defeated his
schemes, and they have laid dormant
for nearly fifty years. If the late in
telligence from Frazer's River be re-
liable, those who read these lines will
witness their accomplishment, to an
extent and in manner that the pro.
iector of Astoria never realized
Harper'S Weekly.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

hesitating TO remove hae for fear Of debar-
ring their children from educational pfivi-o
lepes
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
JOSIAH MILLER.
II. J. OANNIFF, Sec'y.

g SEEING that we are 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 2lst,
1856, bo is well posted as to the best
places for investing money on speculation. ,.
and as to the true condition ofmany con-
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at
tend to any business of that kind,
N. b. That his office Of Judge Of Probate
does not prevent him practising In all other
courts OF Kanzas, and also gives him au-
thority to administer oaths, take deposi-
tions, acknowledgment Of deeds, and other
instru ments Of writing. Ht.
aJ' A number of l6O-acre warrants, low
for cash or on time.
Office 10 Massachusetts stree, t,nppOslie.
Express Office, Lawrence, KIT. l2tES
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
pR'AIRIB OITY

Is fairly under way, with more improve
ments and better prospects than any other
town on this great middle thoroughfare.
Such Is our position, that we defy success
full competiticn Our main street. already
has business ApfeafabHe. and several
buildings are now III process' Of erection;
No place in the Territory will make greater
returns to the capitalists for moneys invest
ed than will Prairie City " Mn
TO MECHANICS. u
No class is needed here more than me
chanics. The most liberal inducements are
offered them by the Association. One, two,
and three lots are donated to them--accord-.,
ing to the occupation pursued and the
amount invested in improvements. Me.
chanical occupations of every description
can be followed here with great safety.
affording harvests Of profits to the enga,
gers. Families emigrating from the States
generally leavethe rhousehold goods behind
to avoid paying the exhorbitant freight.
age up the Missouri, and consequently
they rely upon the Territory for a re -fitout
Thus it win be seen that She demand for
everything indispensable for housekeeping
must necessarily be great.
| lD' People desirous Of obtaining infofma-
ton about Prairie City will have all in,
inquiries promptly and satisfactorily am
swered by addressing either in person or
by mail the Secretary of the Prairie City
Association.
S. S. PROUTY. Prss't. Z.
II. j. CANNIFF, Sec'y.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
READY FOR The
Spring Cam paignl.
READY TAKE AIM M!-TIREl

READY TAKE AIM FIRE!
n ND then charge with all your might
IN and main with piCk-axes, crowbars,
spades, shovels, stone-hammers, and every
other necessary weapon, into the stone
quarry on Liberty Hill, and construct there
a formidable stone fortresss for JOHN
GRAHAM to secure retreat and obtain
fresh supplies Of building material when
he is strongly pressed by the numerous ap-
plications 10 be made to him for his services
in housebuilding. Mr. Graham is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may be
given him in the stone masonry line, and
will work upon such terms as will be unob-
jectionable to his employers.
l3tf JOHN GRAHAM.
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WARRINGTON THEATRE.-By request, Loui.
XII" is to be repeated to- night. The irresistibly.
laughable farce Of "sketches in India conclude.
the performance
On Monday night, the eagerly anticipated q rsi
appearance Of Charles Mathews, the world re.
nowned English eccentric coined ian takes place;
and his engagement Is now to he made doubly
attractive thrungh the support Of his piQuant and
b~autiful wife, the late Ms Lizzie Weston Day-
export. MIR. and Mrs. Mathews open on Monda y
night in two original pieces, viz 9 Married fol-
Money" and "He would be an Actor =" The box
list, We hear, is rapidly filling up.
HOUSE FuRsIsHING.-The new stock Of good
at McGregor's house furnishing establishment,
on Seventh street, between Louisiana avenue and
street, embraces great many beautiful new
styies OF very necessary articles One can obtain
mere, al reasonable prices, every thing reQuired
Tor housekeeping, except what one must buy of
the grocer, butcher or dry goods dealer, so as
sorted as to enable the purchaser 10 suit himself
at once thong desiring great variety Of articles
Give him call
CARD WAITING We are indebted tn Mr. VIM
f.. Chandlee, " card writer and manufactu-er NJ
metallic gravers," at Willards' Hotel. for two
packs Of specimens Of his skill In his art which
are exceedingly creditable, showing him behind
none in his line of business anywhere. His
terms are moderate Is his execution 10 skilful
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday, Thos Conlan
was found guilty Of assault and battery, with in
tent to kill Henry Brooks. He was sen enced to
three years In the peniteatiary.
sonny Jackson, colored, larceny. convicted
tiary. " ~ pS
Robert Richardson, colored, convicted of lay
ceny, was sentenced to the same term.
DANIEL smith, arrested as a witness In the case
OF POWERS, indicted for killing E. A. Lutts was
orought before the Court. Judge Crawford said
u was necessary to have an AFFIDAVIT of some
credioie person that he was present at the time
OF the shooting, and Justice Dom went TO the
county jail and took the following afidavit:
Dtsfrtrt OF Columbia, CoEHty of WASHINGTON
10 Wit: On this 5th day Of March 1855, before
THOMAS Dom, Justice of the Peace In and
Tor said County and District aforesaid personally
appeared John Atkinson, well known as a per-
son OF lawful age and worthy of due credit and
made oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty
700, that he was present in the house of James
McColgan, Washington city, on the night of the
sth OF December, 1857, when man named f. A
Lutts was shot; that at and during the time of
the nring he saw present Daniel smith, then a
Justice OF the Peace, man named Wiley Jas
McColgan, Gormlev, McAlee, and others, names
not now recollected. Further this dsponent saith
not. Ions ln,wsox
Subscribed and sworn to before me
THos. c. DOM.
Mr.. Smith was committed to the county Jail in
Default OF $500 bail for his appearance at Court
LAND WARRANTS have further declined. We
quote prices az fol,oxus.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
Corner Of Pennsylvania arsnMe and sta street.
GALE OF PRIME GROCERIES, FRUITS,
- AND LIQuoRs.-On TUESDAY MORNING,
9th inst, in front of Store corner 9th street and
Pa avenue, we will sell a stock of prime Groceries,
DO ;aa-
Barrels Brown and Yellow Sugar.
DO Refined do.
Half barrels and kegs Sugar House Syrup,
Lot of prime outing Cheese,
Boxes Brown, Castle, Toilet and Chemical Soaps
Do Starch, do Macaroni,
Kits Mack erel, barr. Is prime Herring,
Adanantine and Mould Candles.
Boxes Pipes, cases Salad OH, Sardinee
Barrels Of Did Rye Whisky, do Brandy,
Octaves. DemIiohns, and Bottles of Brandy,
Liquors of different kinds in glass,
octaves of Brandy In bond 10 GEORGETOWN.
Boxes Oranges do. Lemons. Nuts, Figs,
Also, lot of Spades and Shoves, on account of
whom II may concern.
Terms at Aale.
me Is WALL & BARNARD Aucts.
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New York Municipal Election.

OswEGo, March , Twelve towns out of the
TWENTY-FIVE in this county have been heard from.
which have elected ten Republican and two De.
mocratic supervisors. This city has elected two
Democratic supervisors and two on the American
and Republican ticket.