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Lincoln Challenger Douglas.

Lincoln, after travelling with Judge Doug
las . week, and seeing him every day, final
~ screws up his courage to the sticking
point Of sending him challenge to canvass
tie state in company. He was very careful,
however, to wait until Judge D. had made
his appointments in connection with the
democratic state central committee, so that
he could not With propriety accept the chal-
lense in the form it was offered. Judge D.,
however, proposes in reply to give Lincoln
chances enough to meet him, and although
this offer is more than a week old. Mr.. Lin.
coin has not yet found time to answer it.
We subjoin the correspondence between
Douglas and Lincoln on the subject.
Mr.. LINCOLN TO MIR. DOUGLAS
CAIcAGo, ILL, July "a, 1858
! Hon. s. A. DoUGLAs-.Ky dear Sir.-Wil
/ i, be agreeable to you to make an arrange
/ ment for you and myself to divide time, and
/ address the same audiences during the pres
ent canvasss Mr.. Judd who will hand yOt
! this, is authors to receive your answer
and, if agreeable TO you, to enter into thu
terms Of such arrangement.
/ Your obedent servant,
! A. LISCLoN.
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count Of my official duties. I intend to vi
sit you again before the campaign is over.
| wish to speak to your whole people. l
wish them to pass judgment upon the cor
rectness Of my course. and the soundness of
the principles which have proclaimed. If
you do not approve my principles ! cannot
ask your support. If you believe that the
election of Mr.. Lincoln would contribute
more to preserve the harmony Of the coun-
try, to perpetuate the Union, and more to
the prosperity. and the honor and the glory
Of the State, then it is vour duty to give
him the preference. If on the contrary. you
believe that l have been faithful to my
trust, and that by sustaining me you will
give greater strength and efficiency to the
principles which have expounded, shall
then be grateful fer your support. {" You
have our support" "We'n stand by you, "
&C.. &c) Irensw my profound thanks for
your attention.
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FARSswoETu RF-NoNISATED.- The

FARyswoETu F-NoMISATED.-Th Re
publican Congressional Convention for the
Second district. which met at Dixon on
Wednesday, re-nominatcd Farnswroth for
Congress, after three close ballots, in which
Arnold came within or s votes Of reach
ing him. This result was unexpected, as
Arnold had secured the Cook county dele
CATION, who were supposed to be able to
is little milk and-watery on the abolition
question, and in the % as we'll as in this
district, the republican party is in the hands
of the old egro-s,ealins Liberty party"
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The Mendoza Democrat, remarking upon
an article in this paper two weeks ago in re-
ference to the injury suffered by the whoa.
and oat crop from rust, says:
1--WE are of opinion that the Free Trader
overcstimates the injury done to wheat by
the rust, We are not, indeed, able to speak
advisedIy of the vicinity OF Ottawa, but so
far as concerns the northern part Of this
county, we are persuaded there is no seri-
Gus ground for complaint"
In another part of the same paper, the
editor states that in jaunt to Perkins
Grove and through that region, he found
the wheat crop generally fair, corn looked
dubious, except occasionally fine field
and oats promised about half crop.
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-The De-
mocratic Convention OF the Quincy distric!
nat last week and re-nominatcd the Hon.
Isaac y. MoRRIs for Congress.
AS to the character Of the Convention,
and the prospect of clectins its nominee, the
Quincy Herald says: The Convention was
the largest and most harmonious one ever
held in the district. and the nominee, Col.
Morris, VII be elected by larger majoIi y
than any candidate ever received in the
eight counties composing the fifth district
on the truth Of which, We are open 10
propositions
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Senator Douglas will address the people OIL
Illinois at the times and places mentioned
below:
Clinton, Dewitt CO., Tuesday, July 81.
Monticello, 2iatt co, Thursday, July 90.
Par s, Edgar CO . Saturday, July 81.
llillsboro', Montgomery CO., Monday. Aug 2
Greenvile Bond CO., Wednesday, Aug. 4.
Edw ardsviIle. Madison CO., Friday, Aug. 6.
Winchester. Scott CO, Saturday. Ang. I.
Pi,tsfeld, Pike CO., Monday, Aug. o.
Beardstown. Cess Co, Wednesday, Aug. IL
Havana, Mason CO, Friday, Aug. 10.
Lewiston, Fulton CO., Monday, Aug. IG.
Peoria, Peoria co, Wednesday, Aug. IS.
l.acon, Marshall co, Thursday, Aug. II.
Ottawa, La Sale CO., Saturday, Aug. 81.
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Agricultural Society.

The officers o! this Society have procured
a supply Of new and beautiful d plomas 70,
use at the next fair They have begun 70
make other preparations and seem deter
mined to do all in their power to make the
next Fair one of the b est ever held in this
county. We sincerely hope that all who
can will second their efforts and thus put a
great success beyond the possibility OF a
doubt.
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HAlNES'
Improved Illinois Harvesters.

MANUFACTURED BY HAwLEY CO, PEKIN, 'LL-
WE have made a number OF valuable Improvements
w on the above Machine, and offer TO the farm
er the best grain Harvester in use
1t is designed and elevate into wagon driven
alongside (s-e cut) is easily managed nv one man. and
can h. Instantly varied any height from eight
inches to three and will cut the straw any length to
thirty inches, IL desired. -.
ont apy of the large number OF hands re.
in aping and grain harvested in this manner
VII Leep as we'll as bound il stacked with the
that all good farmers would in stacking bundles.
For further particulars enquire Of farmers in TaEe-
WELL Mason Menard, Logan, Sangamon Macoupin, Jer-
sew and De Witt Counties. where Machine is known
and i. Lecoming the only Machine used. or address
my15 HAWLEY CO., Pekin, III.
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DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAN

wiz Cur. Coughs Colds AstanaG. Consumption, Bro,s
cAHi., Splitting Of Flood, Pam in the side and
Breast, IFeur<y, Whooping Cough, Group, Lirer
CoznptIiut, PalpttGtton Of the Heart and al d.
s>GSes Of tie Thyodt, chest, and Lungs
No should glec; Cough Cold .nrl- day
MILLIONS die annually by ueglecting COMMON COLD.
Coughs and Cold. lead 10 CONSUMPTION, and then 20
early death. Reader, have you Cough, Cold any
disease Of the Lung; Procure that celebrated
remedy Dg- CATERS COCGH B.LsAx which never falls
relieve Cough il twenty -four hours, and always
CURES the Of Colds Coughs, and all
Of the Throat and Lungs IN a few days.
Prce-Trsl bottles, % larger bottles. 81 per
bottle SIX bottles fer 81.
SvDR EASTERLY corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets st Louis Mo- sole proprietor, to whom all
. ders be addressed to get the genuine
kS Sold by VI. KsErssL, q. L. Thompson, D. WALKED
Co, and 4. :. PUTsAx, Druggists, OTTAWA, and by
. Druggists generally mys
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journal designed for general reading, edited
by DR.. E. Ii. Dixon and published quarterly
at New York at one dollar year. The edi-
tor is "down" immensely on quacks and
quackery Of all sorts, both in and out Of
the medical profession, nor does he fail to
attack with his able pen, anything Of what
ever nature that comes under his notice and
which he thinks deserves it.
The Scalpe' also contains articles written
in style suited for non-prolessienal readers
on the moe generally known but not under
stood diseases, and which we would suppose
would prove interesting and valuable to all
who may need them.
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HussEY, Of reaper notoriety, is likely to
cause some excitement among reaper build
ers, from the fact that there has been a re-
issue of his patent IN which he claims the
combination of vibrating scoloped cutter,
the indention Of who's edge act as q series OF
moving shear blades, with slotted gaurd
fingers, the sides of wheel act ss q CORES
pondns series of fixed shear blades, the
parts of such fingers forming the SLOT. being
connected at the front ends only, leaving the
rear of the slot open and free for the escape
Of material that would otherwise clog the
cutter; substantially as described.
1t is said that there are but few machines
that 10 not use this combination.
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The Mendoza Press. republican print, is

The Mendoza Press. republican print, is
out in leader, advocating the claims OF c..
B. Rushmore upon the republicans of this
county as their candidate for sheriff Mr.. r.,
according to the Press, is all that can be de-
sired as true blue republican, popular and
competent man, &C., and besides all that,
Mendoza is entitled to the candidate, and
will demand his nomination. All very well
Mr.. Press, as far As it gers. But the Sheriff
business was fixed a year before Mr.. Rush
more was thought about, and he and his
friends, and all Mendoza combined. can't get
q delegate for him to the county convention
out of his own town, mark that.
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pr. uooper-s Female Ior..a,

VIII CURE all Female Complaints, such EY-
essye, Suppressed, Painful Menstruation, Fluor
Alhus or Whites, E4rr-Eness Saow Compie xion Head
Ache Dizziness Weak Nerves, Frzftfl Dreams, and all
Diseases caused by Colds Checked Preparation Excess
es Over Excitement, g.. OF the Sexual Organs DR..
Hoorers Female Cordial is universally acknc ~edsed by
the ladies the best remedy ever invented
~ Prizes 81 per bottle, or six bottles for %
sNDR. EASTERLY, corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets St. Louis No, sole proprietor and to whom all
orders must be addressed.
"Sod by ". ESEussL, 6. L. THOMPSON, D. waikiki
4 Co., and A. 5. PUTNAM Druggists, Ottawa. and BY
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Tho blight prevailing in oats this season
and pronounced to be trust" is something
never observed in that grain before. Its
effects are not confined to destroying the
grain itself. 1t poisons the straw and stock
are said to die from eating it. This result
has been observed in Lne or Two counties in
Central Illinois, and several localities in
Southern Kentuckey. The condition of the
crop is SO desperate in the last named State
in the country about the mouth OF Green
river, that prices are expected at an early
day to reach 81 per bushel. Farmers there
already talk Of sending to Pennsylvan ia for
seed.
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BANK IN LA SALLE.-The Bank Of the
Republic" now located at McLeansborc,
Mclean County, is to be removed to this
city. A new three story, ma, ble front build
ing, is TO be erected for its accominoda ton,
on the lot occupied by the old blacksmith
shop, opposite the Post Office. Preparations
are now being made for the erection Of the
building, which, when completed will add
much to the appearance our city. II is GER
tanly gratifying to see these evidences Of
nnrroYement=Ln Sale Press
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Sd District Congregational Convention.
HE Democracy OF the Third Congressional District
l. OF the State of Illinois requested
their respective Counties for the purpose of appointing
delegates Democratic Congressional Convention,
be held Bloomington, Friday, Sept. 10, to nominal
a candidate for Congress in said district.
The ratio of reseHtaton in said Convention will be
based upon the Democratic the last Presi.
Dental election, and will be delegate from each
County, additional delegate for every 200 cast
said election, fraction 100 and will give
Bureau Il delegates Champaign :, d, witt I. Grundy T.
lroquOis B. Kankakee 2. Kendall 5, La Sale H. Living
s:on 3, Mclean g. Putnam 3, vermilion Z. Will Q.
W II. W. CUSHMAN, K. r. GOODELL.
D. LEROY, JUSTUS STEVENS,
is. SIMPSON, NJ L. PAYNE,
II. P. MERRIMAN, ROBERT LOUIS,
JNO n. DRAKE, B.F. FRIDLEY,
W. PATTERSON, X. ASHLEY,
WM. y. C0LER,
iulS1 District co,n IN III.
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Judge Douglas BLOOMINGTON Speech.

cNic VI W! ISIUuHCan ITieHuS ave az
surcd Us over and over that " Lincoln made
some strong points on Douglas in his Chi
cago reply" We want those who have
really thought SO to read Douglas rejoinder
at Bloomington, which occupies so large a
space in our columns to-day. 1t abou, ef-
iectualiy winds Mr.. Lincoln up.
Those who have watched this contest thus
far, know that the issue between Douglas
ard Lincoln has been confined to three
points.
Mr. Lincoln takes the ground that " this
government cannot endure permanently half
slave and half free 1t must become all one
thing or all the other" and as he does not
want it to become all slave, he SAYS he shall
shape his congressional action so as to favor
its becoming ali free. Judge Douglas, on
the other hand, denounccs this doctrine as
a revival of the old federal notion Of con-
sohdated government. That it is the oppo-
site Of States rights and States equality
1t is not true, he maintains, that the States
must or need TO become al! one thing or the
other. The very genius Of the Constitution
is, that the States shall be allowed to he d.
verse as possible in their domestic instiiu-
tons. To maintain that they must be uni
form, is at once to array one State against
the other, and to lay the train for untold
civil stIfes and dissensions Instead Of
such a mons,rous doctrine, Judge d. pre-
seuts his doctrine Of popular sovereignty,
whioh denies all right whatever of congress.
sonal interference with the subject Of slavery
in the States and Territories, but leaves tie
matter wholly with the people themselves
In the next place, Lincoln arragns the
decision of the Supreme Court Of the L. :
in the bred Scott case, and pledges himself,
il elected TO the L. s Senate, to vote in such
way as not to recognize the validity of that
decision. Although the Court has decided,
SAYS he. hat Congress can neither establish
nor prohibit slavery in the Territories, yet
he would vote, over and over again, for a
bill to prohibit slavery in the Territories
Judge Douglas, on the other hand, main
tains the binding force Of the decisions Of
that Court, and As such in his action shall
always respect them.
And in the third place, Lincoln is dissat-
isfied with the laws OF this State in refer.
cnce to free negroes, quotes the declaration
of Independence where it says ali men are
born free and equal and wants something
done for the negroes, but is exceedingly
cautious and ambiguous when questioned
what that should be. Judge Douglas, on
the otter hand opposes negro equality, and
thinks our State laws good enough, as they
arc. These are the points Of disagreement
upon which Douglas and Lincoln have gone
before the people of Illinois. No candid
man can reao the speeches that have thus
far been made, at Chicago, Bloomington,
and Springfield, but will admit that Lincoln
is already worsted IN the argument. On
these points, the battle is already won by
Douglas, and We have no doubt, to keep up
the show of a fight Lincoln will be obliged
greatly to SHIFT his ground, or retlre inglo.
rlously from the field.
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DIR. BA1EH.s spErIIJc.

VIII Care Go1oryIst1. Gieet. Structure, Se1Rd! Wax
nsSs, Czordee Di.eGses oJt4e hIdasgs and Bladder.
and al diseases q the Genifai 0rgdns.
Reader, have you private disease' Do not aeg!ec:
it, DELAY Is DAyGEAgCs Dr.. BAKERS SPECIFIC Is safe
speedy and RADICAL CT K. With DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
you CURE YoUEs and PREVENT ExrosURI as plain
directions Tor accompany the Medicine.
60 Irice 81 20 per bottle.
DIR. EASTEELY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
ST. Louis, Mo, sole Proprietor, to whom all
ders must be ad dressed to g., the genuine.
~ Sold by NJ kyErssI, q. l. THOMPSON, D. wlLkE.
CO. and A. ;. PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggist. generally. uyi5
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GALLAGilER'S
Real Estate, Land Exchan
GENERAL COMMISSION. PURCHASING.

NO los RANDOLPH ST CHICAGO, ILL.
Agents an erery city and p,Hcipai Totrns IN tie e. g.
ONLY INSTITUTION Wgsr.
j. j. GALLAGHER & Co., Projectors.
DCYs, Sells Exchanges, Rents, and Leases Property
ID # all kinds; Locates LAND WARRANTS At all the
Government Land Offices, with Warrants Cash
Attends buying and selling Merchandise Of all
kin d. for non-reslfeuts.
Provides Merchants, Manufacturers and others with
monied Clerks or Partners.
Obtains. exhibits buys and ssls patent rights.
Furnishes ORD and sends any part Of the Nor IT,
West Clerks, Mechanics, Laborers g..
Collections, and all business connected with the prac
tce of the Law, promptly attended to.
Parties sending lands other property to
change FOR merchandise viii please remember enclose
!. fee Of 80 70 pay FOR Advertising
All letters OF airy TO secure attention must have
enclosed postage stamp.
All business matters strictly confidential.
Commis sions moderate, and all orders promptly at
teud-d,o jul3l
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MuRDER-Two men, partners in the plas-
tering business at Monee, in this county,
named John Haskins and Nelson Kinney,
got into an affray, on the 18th inst, which
resulted in kinney's shooting Haskins, who
died from the effect Of the wound received,
on tho day following. 1t appears that Kin
ney was jealous Of Haskins, susPecting him
Of undue intimacy with his wife. which was
the cause Of the quarrel. Haskins died con-
Tossing the crime Of which Kinney suspected
him. The latter is in custody.-Joliet Sig.
nal
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HON. S. A. DOUGLAS
WILL BE AT OTTAWA
On Saturday, August 2lst.

Let this be borne in mind Extensive
preparations are in progress to have grea,
democratic demonstration in Ottawa on that
day-such an one as shall be worthy OF our
distinguished Senator and credi,able to the
staunch Democracy Of La Sale County.
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Notice,

Notice.
NN and after July 1eth the slips in the ID congrega-
~ tional Church In Ottawa. will he free those who
wish to occupy them. Families individuals
regularly requested select slips for their USE
IL desirable to know what seats occupied.
By vote Of the Church.
WILLIAM 8. McNAIR,
ALEX. FORBES Truseess.
juiff eAMUEL THARP.
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DorGLAs IL GIoRGIA-The able editor
Of the Augusta Georgia. CoHstttut'oRd!tst,
Colonel James Gardner, has created quite a
stir by recent article in his journal against
the prescription OF the Douglas Democrats.
Colonel Gardner is q very leading man
among the Democrats Of Georgia, and came
very near beng nominated Governor few
wears ago. In hi paper of the 9TH he thus
speaks of the Lecomp;onites Of Illinois:
They are ! minority. a fraction, We
should rather say, arrayed against the great
body OF the Illinois Democracy. and jeopar
dzin- It's success by making test Of par
~ orthodox upon 4 question which has spent
itself and which the majority are willing 10
consider as an extinct issue. Under these
circumstances, persistence IN their opposl-
ton to Judge Douglas, and TO the regular
nominees OF the Democratic party, whatev-
or may have been its prnpriety aud its ne
c.ssity in lis inception, val show factiouS,
designating, and yindctIve spirit, and iaS-
ten upon them the responsibility for all
consequences which may follow division
OF the party.
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The ST. Louis Ne,cs says that Senator
Green. of Lecompton reaown, tho .tfdus
AcAates Of the Administration in the late
Kansas struggle, is ready to tate the stump
in favor Of Douglas in Illinois.
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Coal AT MARsEILLEs. There are rich coal
beds IL the vicinity Of Marseilles, in this
county, and large preparations were made
some time ago to work them, by Mr.. John
James, gentleman from Pennsylvania, OF
large experience il the business. His ops-
rations were arrested, however, by DR.. Ward
& Co, who served an Injunction on him on
account of a dispute about the tile 20 the
land. The injunction was not only seri-
Gus damage TO Mr.. j., but also to the pros
pcritv Of the town. The experience and
energy Of Mr.. J., however, would not allow
him to remain idle, and he commenced
prospecting" in other places in the same
vicinity lie sank several shafts, and last
Saturday found a vein OF coal between four
and five feet thick, at depth Of about IS
feet The coal is pronounced by good
judges 20 be equal to any in the State, and
peculiarly rich in the properties necessary
for the manufacture Of gas and coke. The
discovery, it is believed, will prove a mine
Of wealth to Mr.. James and great benefi,
. TO Marsei.!es and tie surrounding country.
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Assessment Notice.

NOTICE hereby given to all interested, that
the assessment roll Of the City of Ottawa for the
municipal year A. ID. 1853 has been duly returned
and filed in my Office and be inspected by
interested therein, and that the City Council will
meet the evening of the third Monday of July, 1858.
the Court House in said city for the purpose OF hear
ing to said assessment and revise, correct,
and confirm the same.
Ill7 JULIUS AVERY, tNn ttSTR.
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The Hon. VIM. Costello. member OF the
Territorial Legislature OF Minnesota, was
drovued At ST. Paul recently.
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~ SOMETHING WORTH KNOwING.-we would
call attention to the advertisement of Dr. Nunns
A0ue Balsdn which appears in the columns of our pre-
sent number We are pleased to be able record the
satisfaction OF our patrons after trial. of article
vertsed iu our columns. All the quack nostrums
day are giving way before it, and seems truly work
by magic and in all eases effects cure. This is indeed
great discovery. and will be hailed with pleasure by
thousands who have suffered, and tried and tried and
suffered year after year. throughout the western coun-
try to know that specific 10 within the reach OF All
Sold by T.. Y. GRIGGs and b. WALKER & Co. Juizs-im
The Railway Republican says that when senato,s o.
the United States and others of the highes. s.us
socially and politically, openly declare that n
Hair Restorative" (soid by all good drrggiss) Is an
and more than all preends to be- We cannot Il" other
wise than believe them. ..;.
We see that the United States has made an appropra
t;or Of several hundred scaping knives to one oil the
Ind;,n tribes as part its annuity As 1t Is thus pro-
vidng for removing the capillary substance, VIII 1t
% he veil 10 order several thousand packages OF Re
,atve to restore the beauty to the denuded poll and
not leave nakedness where the hair ought to grow"
C.rrlos-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
are already the market, called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
etorative, Depot st. Louis, Mo-. and New York;
blown in the bottle. S.ld by all Druggists ard Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas. julA-lm
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Valuable Civ ro,s In. s.r..

west third OF Block 108 fronting three streets,
ADJOINING the residence Of Mr.. Wade, east Of FOG
RIVER In Vttawa WIZ be sold in whole. divided into
Lots TO suit Purchasers. rare chance for persons
wishing to live convenient to business Apuly to T.
Ian r.,D, at the Republican Office or AT the residence
Of TIE undersigned, one mile OF Dayton Mills
Il. GEDNEY