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a DRIED SCoTT DECISION IN CHICAGo.-A
negro, named John G. Mitchell, sued cti-
zen of Wisconsin before the U. S. district
court IN Chicago, Judges Drummond and
Mclean presiding, for damages sustained
in an assault and battery. The defendent
plead to the jurisdiction of the court, on the
ground that Mitchell being colored man,
could not sue in a L. S. court, the defendants
giving Judge Taney's decision the republi.
can Interpretation, and maintaining that m
der it negro had "no rights which a white
IMAM is bound to respect" Judge Mclean,
in giving the decision of the court on the
plea to the jurisdiction, fully admitted and
recognized the binding force of the bred
Scoot decision, but aston;shed the republi-
can lawyers 10y telling them that that deci-
sion did not touch this case. lie told them
that although negro was not citizen of
the l. S, the court, under the fancy dcci-
sion, was bound to recognise all his rights
as a citizen or resident OF Illinois, and there
fore could sue for breach of those rights
in a L. 5. court. Republican editors will
learn to understand the bred Scot decision
after while,
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1Gishhanded Robbery

A most outrageous robbery was commit
ted about two o'clock yesterday morning on
an emigrant family on the Peru road, little
this side Of Utica. Christian Hurst, from
Cass county, Michigan, was moving with his
family to Missouri On Friday evening he
camped on small stream near Utica, about
z miles west Of Ottawa. Next morning
yoke Of his oxen had disappeared, and sup
posing they had straycd off he spent day
or two in searching for them, and finally, on
Monday, came to Ottawa and had bills print
ed. and started back in the direction he had
come to search for them. On Thursday
evening, Mr.. ii. being still absent, and his
wife and son, "a lad Of ~ and several
small children remaining with the wagon, a
stranger came up and feigning intoxication,
asked to be allowed to stay with them all
night Not liking his appearance, they
drove him of. Mrs. II. was alarmed, and
that night persuaded the young man, who
had hitherto slept under the wagon, to sleep
inside with her and the children About
O'Clock in the morning, the wagon cover on
one side was suddenly cut open, several men
.leaped in, Mrs. ii. was seized and gagged,
the boy grasped rife that hung overhead,
bat was also seized by two or three men and
pinioned In the scuffie the rifle was dis
charged, the ball grazing and infiicting a
slight wound on the young mans check.
The men then broke open chest in the
wagon and took from it 5000 in gold, mostly
in $50 pieces, and 5000 in bills. The young
man, mother, and even children, were all
searched, and every cent about them taken.
The en- then left, going in the direction of
Utica. How many there were, Mrs. II. and
the boy could not determine, it being dark
at the time. There may have been from
three to half dozen. A bowie knife case
was dropped by the robbers, which is at the
Office of Esqr Fisher.
As soon as it was light, Mrs. II. and her
son started for Ottawa, and on he way met
the father who was just returning unsuc-
cessful from his search for the lost oxen.
As soon as information reached Ottawa,
deputy sheriff Grow, constable English and
others started in pursuit of the robbers, but
with what success we are at present unable
20 report ..-
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EUROPEAN NEws.-TLe news from Europe
for month or two past has teen generally
so void OF interest, that We have given 1t
little space in our columns. The arrivals
for the past week bring nothing to change
the general dull character of the news. The
latest steamer was the America, from Liver
pool July 4th. The only notable item Of
news she brings is, that revolutionary move
ments are on foot at Naples. A party of
insurgents had seized steamer. and pro-
ceeded to the island Of Pansea they liberated
500 prisoners confined there The vessel
was subsequently, captured by another
steamer.
In reference to markets, the circulars re-
port breadstufrs as closing steady. Corn
rather dull. The weather in England CO l.
.tinued favorable for the crops.
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MURER AT DIzoE.-The body of E. S.
Taft, a workman on the Ill. Central X. r.
track, was found in the river, three miles
below Dixon, on Monday Of last week. A
woman living near one OF the bridges at
Dixon, stated before the coroner, that the
night before the body was found, she saw
three men on the bridge; that one Of them
uttered cry Of distress; and was shortly
after thrown from the bridge into the
river. The circumstance leaves no doubt
that shocking murder was committed, but
no clue has been discovered as to the MUIR
derers- left was formerly Of Vermont.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

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This invaluable medicine is unfing in the of all
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removes all distractions, and speedy curemay be re
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To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in short tIne bring on
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Each Bottle, Price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
Caution.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months, as they are sure
to bring miscdrrage but at every other time anu IN
every other case, they perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
Late l. c. BALDWIN & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
NB-$1 and postage stamps enclosed to any autho-
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mail.
IS For sale by T. GRrGGs Ottawa and one Druggist in
very town in the United States. noyl5-1y
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The Supreme Court of Iowa, in the case
Of a negro in that State, formerly slave in
Missouri, decided that slave permitted by
his owner to leave the State in which he
vas held to labor, and go into a free State,
became thereby free, and could not be again
reduced TO slavery This is directly i'll the
teeth of Judge Tanney.
The aboye found its way into portion of
our last weeks edition by one Of those ac-
cidents wk!ch will sometimes occur in the
best regulated Offices. As the concluding
sentence is .alsehOod, we take this pains
to disolaim It's endorsement Judge Tanney,
as every intelligent man knows, never
made any such decision as the paragraph
Implies.
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BLcKwooD, Sc.-We have received Black
woods Magazine for July, from the publish
ers, l.. Scott & Co., 81 Gold street, New
York. II contains the conclusion of that
excellent tale, The A,helings," which ends
very satisfactorily the -mnencement of a
new novel by Bulwer; fine article on
American Explorations, and the usual ex
cellent miscellany. Biackwood is furnished
TO subscribers a. 50 per an.um. s ..s
From the same publishers We haze the
London Quarterly for the last quarter, tie
solidest and best Of the great quarteriies, and
as interesting as it is valuable. This quar-
terly and Elaolwood are furnished for So
per annum.
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Republicapism in Massachusetts is som.

Republicanism in Massachusetts is some
what different from the same article in this
region. The difference is, that in Massa-
chusetts it is sufficiently powerful to be out
spoken, and can act itself out. In this re-
gon its more odious features must be con-
cealed. In Massachusetts,, the Republican
party can nominate n. P. Banks fer COVER
nor, who is also the candidate of the Know
Nothings, and the two factions go hand in
hand in passing law allowing no foreigner
to vote unless he can read and write Eng
lish, and then only after residence of four
teen years. In Illinois, the Know Nothings
and Republicans are also one party, and go
hand in hand, but not having the power to
pass laws abrdging the rights of foreigners,
they pretend love for them to get their
votes. Nobody is SO stupid, however, but
knows that X. n. Republicanism in complete
power in Illinois would be the counterpart
Of the same article in Massachusetts,. -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-18

CHURCH STRUCK By LIGHTNING - HooPs
MELTED. before last violent thun-
derstorm passed over New Jersey At
Janiesburg, near Arnboy, the Sabbath School
of the Presbyterian church was holding its
meeting in the afternoon, when the fluid
struck the building. 1t entered the roof
making Only small hole, and descended by
the chandelier to the centre of the church,
where it exploded. Quite number of
adults as well as children, were Frustrated
by it, and their clothes burnt Yet no fatal
results followed, although some hours, and
even days, followed before restoration took
place. But the remarkable feature Of it re-
mai 5 to be told, and this is given bya cler-
gyman who received it from one present 1t
is stated the ladies who wore brass hoops in
their dresses were uninjured, but the hoops
themselves were melted The electric fluid
was thus difiused, and perhaps lives saved,
by this novel species of conductor New
York Evangelist.
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CAMPBELL AND VALLASDIGHAM.-TheH Ham,
ilton (Ohio) Telegraph says the evidence in
the contested election between Campbell and
yallandigham has a majority Of nearly for
ty over Campbell. The latter has taken no
evidence, and it is not yet known that his
opponent received solitary illegal vote
The removal of L. d. Campbell from the
House Of Representatives will deprive the
republican faction in that body Of one of her
miehtiest champions, and their chance to do
harm TO the best interests of the country
will be proportionally lcssened.
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County AGRICULTURAL SOCfETY.-We I'M
derstand that the committee have prepared
a premium list (Which we shall publish next
week. for the present year.
The committee at their meeting to-day,
viii decide upon the time COR the fair which
they intend shall be one OF the best ever
held in the county if their greatest exertions
can make it so.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-18

Ajustce Of the peace Cumberland coun-
ty, Illinois, recently tried 4 poor man on a
charge Of stealing a bushel of meal, and SEN
fenced him to one years Imprisonment in the
Pcnitentiary.-Pe orta Eescs.
Under what law OF Illinois can q justice
of the peace sentence a man to the peniten-
tiary; or by what law Of this state can any
court thus sentence man for stealing any
thing worth less than five dollars: Some
editors DO seem to know so little about law.
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INTERFERING WITH THE Book CS)rrcrLA,
TIoN.-A Washington correspondent Of the
\. y. Courier says, the Secretary OF the
Treasury has decided, in reference to books
for the members Of Congress, that, under
the law appropriating $l3s, 900 for their
purchase, not only must tie recep: Of the
member be produced, but he must show BY
competent testimony how he disposed Of
them; and if the disposition shall not be
approved of, the voucher will be rejected
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. The LaSalie journal states that company
is being formed in that city for the purpose
Of building suitable works for the manufac-
ture of all kinds Of Glass Ware. Its TO be
a Stock Company, the stock being divided
into shares of one hundred dollars each
Stock to the amount of $1,000 has already
been taken by different individuals. $1,000
is required TO make a commencement.
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New WHEAT IN MARKET.-Union count

NEW WHEAT IN MARKET.-UnlOn county
was on Change yesterday, her swarthy face
glowing, partly with the toll of the recent
harvesting, but mainly with pride at having
outstripped her Egyptian sisters. She
brought her trophy with her in the shape
of 400 bushels of fine red winter wheat
which found ready aud generous market
It was shipped by Bennett & Scott of Jones'
boro', and consigned to Mather & Kellogg
of this city. After some competition it was
taken at the mill of Gage & Hanes, at the
premium price of $1.75 per bushel, who
will turn out the first new flour of the sea-
sou. Hurrah fer Egypt.-Chi. Press ID.
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TaitsT SUITS Circuit Court ErecntioE No s7f and SO
gpY writs Of fi-C EdciGs directed
from the Ju.tei States Circuit Court for the North
err District Of Illinois OF Geo. Bliss & als,
and against Joseph A WhmOre, and the other IN favor
Of Geo. Bliss and against Aonzo N!nmors and Joseph
4. WhjtuCre, have levied the following property,
- Wit:
in the OF Waverly, the east half Of lot two
O. IN block No fifteen, 80 with the sorehouse thereon
occupied Ey J. E Adams. Also fly i've (5S acres
south part Of the NV. Sec. I. Sc " T. T. Of
the 81 principal meridian both Of said tracts OF land be
ing situated IN the County OF L. Sale and State Of Hi
nos The first described tract taken the property OF
AonZo Whtmore and the second - the property Of 10.
seph 4. Nhitaore.
Which l shall expose Public Sale. on the twenty
tenth day Of August at the Court House door IN OF
tawa said County, the highest and best bidder, for
ready money.
Sale to commence between the hours Of o'clock \. VI
and sunset o. said day Dated this 18Th day of Jy, 4.
d 49,, IRAN NYE,
julIs L. $ MARSHA, Northern Dist ot Illinois.
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DIRECT TcApE nErwEEx CuIcAGo AND El

DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND EU-
EoPE.-The Chicago papers Of Wednesday
are in ectacies at the arrival of British
schooner, the Madeira Pet, directly from
Liverpool. "She was Immediately visited"
says the Press, "by large numbers Of our
citizens, who were anxious to look upon the
first British vessel that had made the pas
sage from Liverpool to Chicago. The ques-
ton of Direct Trade with Europe had, it is
true, already been satisfactorily demonstra-
ted by the trip last year of the barque Dean
Richmond, from this port to Liverpool;
but that was looked upon by many as mere
ly the American side of the argument. The
solution of the problem in the arrival Of the
Madeira Pet, is considered as the European
demonstration. If both are satisfactory to
the public and the parties interested, We
may at once consider the trade as perma-
nently established.
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TIE New PESITENrAgT-No CoSrRACr
YEr.-We learn from the State Journal that
none OF the bids for building the new peui-
Tertiary at Joliet were accepted by the Com
misSioners, owing to their excess above the
estimates Of the Architect The lowest bid
was $3.50, 200 more than the estimated cost.
New proposals will be solicited.
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PooR CRoPs.-Several gentlemen, who
have been travelling in Iowa, inform us
that there Will be very short crops in, the
central and southern portions of the State, so
far as their observation has extended. The
wheat crop is poor-straw very short and
stands thin over the ground; scarcely to be
seen across ten acre lot. On this side of
the river, we have fine crops, everything
looks well.
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MADE RAIsE.-Hon. A. Lincoln recov
Court, verdict of $4,000 against the Illinois
Central r. r. Company as fees for attend
ing law suit before the Supreme Court.
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WHAT Is AME:-The New York Time

WHAT Is FAME The New York Times
states that Senator Douglas recent speach
has called out out a reply from the Hon.
A. Lincoln, of the Hdian legislature" 1t
adds:
"Mr. Lincoln's speach was delivered in
the Hall of the House of representatives
at indianapolis, on the 3G;h ult, and takes
up the arguments Of Mr. Douglass and refu-
ties them"
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There is place in Pennsylvania known
as Treverton Manor, which has been des-
scribed as being s. covered with stones, and
under each stone there was fifteen rattle
snakes and nothing but hemlock knots and
huckleberries were produced in addition to
stones and rattlesnakes." Fremont had a
majority there last fall
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PRESERVE YOUR HAIR.-A fine head of hair

PRESERVE YOUR HAIR.-A fine head of hair
is undoubtedly one of the chief beauties Ell
Their of man or woman, but espee' ally of the
of the later. To persons DESTROYS of obtain.
ing this charming feature, we recomend
cali upon Prs f. Wood. For preserving the
hair, or promoting its growth, no article has
gained such a reputation as his Hair tonic.
Its efficacy is SO well established that no
doubt can exeiste as to its merits, and we
advise all who need it's service to give it
trial.-iSt. Louis Erening Ne,cs. Julls2w
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d. r. Ecker, of Indiana, has been appoint
ed Chief Justice of Utah. All the territorial
Offices are now filled, except the marshalship,
the duties of which will continue to be per-
formed by the present incumbent, Mr.. Dot
son.
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The SoUrH AND Gov. WALKER.-The y.
Y. Times has telegrapLic despatch from
Washington, July 18th, stating that Gov.
Wise, of Va, is about TO write letter to
the Southern States approving Of Coy.
Walkers course In Kansas, and that il is
expected that the Democratic Senator'S and
candidates for Congress in the South will
sustain Gov. Walkers course before the
people.
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4 BOUT the last OF May. from the subscriber living
= about q miles Of Newark, on the UttaEa
Road In the Town Of Mission, a BROWN MARE, with a
white star il The face in which star there u small
spot, and white strip 20 the nose white sSt on
foot below the pasture JOINT, heavy switch tai
and all round about l6 OF age, blind Of right
eye. Whoever viii return sad Mare give information
where she can be found, VIII be literally rewarded
jglls-3H= DAVID PHILLIPS.
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Licensed TO deal in Spiritusus Liquors in the City:
lst UrT6.-Jugius JancOyus
81 UGTd.-Wn. Downey, Louis Weieman, LemueI
Rood Eobt Mont gomery, Vincent Hirtze, Kasper Hi y
err DAME! Murphy, John Bastieh John oban, Joseph
Fnnci, Louis Gnam, Abel Howard ID. Hollicker Co,
Harvey Hodges. Burdck Martin, Edward fixsel, Peter
Meyer, Michael Formhas Henry Benson, 7. d. Mahony,
H. kiefer John Doll Christian Dauwalter, Max kneussl,
Joseph Gregcor. Anthony Strum, Chas w Bernhard Jo-
seph Meyer Brewer Richmond, j. W. Walker Co.,
George Solzberger James NJ Miner.
Al Wdrd.-Frederick Rabensten, lrion Co., Mrs.
Mosiin. Wall Ditman.
;M Wdrd.-Sebastian Eherhard, Ursela SozberCer,
Fred Schaulin G. W. Fuchs, August Watkins, Wn.
Nerris.
Published by order OF the City Council
iuI1S J. AVERY, Ctty Clerk.
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FATAL QARREL.-Nason, DEM, and Cox,
Kentucky, recently quarrelled on the stump,
challenge passed between them, and Cox
was shot by his opponent.
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The Times says it agrees with Senator
Douglas, when it endorses Gov Walker.
Is it authorized to make the announce
ment? Dare it say so?-Jouynal.
We know the fact.-Ohio Times.
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The New York State Insane Asylum, at
Utica, was almost totally destroyed by fire
on the 14th inst. Loss 100000. None of
the inmates injured.
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MAREIED-July the 10Th, inst, by the Rev e. Schos-
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July litl, the hOnse Of the brides father, by Rev
Jacob Matthew'S Mr.. SAMUEL II. HRI.H and Miss PuzBE
". REFsE, all of GRIND IA Fils, La Sale Co, Ill.
On the 18th inst, BIZ W l.. DanaVan Esq, Mr.. CORSE-
town Of R4:.aEd.
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Commissioners, Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gven that the undersigned, COM
~ mssioners appointed by the City Council to make an
assessment for extending Illinois Avenue east through
lots Is and &c, fr II, 49, f., will meet at A
Fishers office, July 2ih 1887, to make said assessment
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