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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-06-23
ERIE RAILWAY.
Forming with its connections
The Great HrOad Goage Route IN
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN

Hartford Fall River Providence, Worcester, and all
the principal cities and tow in New England.
~ Saving % miles in distance from Dunkrk or
Buffalo to New York.
Express Trains leave Dunsirk and Buffalo arri
val Of all trains fro the west, and run through to
New York without change.
When necessary, the trains on this road will wait
two no Dunki'k Buffalo for trains from the
west and run through to New York without lay ing
err at any intermediate point.
Boston and New England passengers can 20 via
New York without additional cost, and have CT dice
of all rail or Sound mers ia destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro
to New York ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote'S Patent yentilators, perfectly iree from dust
arc run on day Express trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low at
by any OIL er route.
Secure Tickets ria the ERIE RAILWAY,
which be obtained at all prncI al ticket Offices
in the West To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the shipment of Freight
Chicago Office, 81 CLARK Street, GgpBGE STARE
TICKET Agent q. q. WHEELER. Freight Agent.
New York Office, 2I0 Broadway. CHARLES Z. CRAIG
Ticket Agent, A. H. WARP, Freight Agent.
Boston Office, Is State Street, JOHN S. DUNLAP, N
4. Agent CiiAS. MINoT, Supt.
WM. r. BARR, Gel'l Pass. Agent. tdee24 u;
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Reversible Feed
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
SEN2/YH MACH/NES.
To the pdblic as being the most PERFECT, and adar
ted to more d aerent kinds of work than any 9th
er Machine now in use.
Wears have been spent in its perfection, as the
I Company were determined not TO put their Nj a.
chine into the market until they COT Id sustain the
assertion which they now make, that thev are the
Best i'm the World.
The great quantity of worthless Sewing Machines
that have heen ed-o on the unsuspecting public
by those without character from the fact that they
were sold at low price is surprising and In view OF
this state ofthings we made IT long, untring stndy
10 produce machine that could in no way be class
sed among then and en- ally, to lead the van OF first
class Sewing Machines now In use, An Intelligent
exaiuation of its merits viii show thatwe nave ac-
1st some Of he valuable features of this ma
chine over all others Its reversible feed. either to
the right or'eft its perfect rehaniay' skp
stitches for the various kinds Of work the operator
may wish to do.
change ofthe eed is made whilst the machine 10 In
melton. -. -,
sdered heretofore by an almost universal verdict as
the only reliable one made. We addto that the
double lock- which makes 1t dsubly sure; the half
and full Knot stitches DelHS pe''es' nao' w
stitch which is more durable than can be made by
any other machine, or by hand, and In an cases
leaving the stitches both sides of the work alike
fAe feed mag be reversed at any point de-
sired without stopping the machans.
Charges for the various stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder TO All,
The beauty of il is unsurpassed
No other covers SO large RAM OF WORK. :,
sews light and heavy fabrics with equal faciii-
The work will feed either to the right or le1t
Runs quickly ,sews rapidly,
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
thick seams, -
Tailors cannot afford to do without them.
Every family should have FLORENCE.
Its motions all positive.
Willlast a lifetime.
No springs to get out OF cruer.
Is tlorsughly practical
The hemmer the most Practical In use. -
Turns wide and narrow hens. and will JeH
beautifully ,.,, Az.
slightest alteration. a.
The experienced find no difficulty In using IT.
Oils no dresses, all Its machinery beipg OF 'he
top of the tabls:
IL will ubstantiate all we claim for ",
Barnum's self server which guides the WORE
itself furnished with each one OF cur macmnes
SAMPLES of sewing ard descriptive circulars
will be sent to any address on receipt Oh stamp
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
SalesroOm k24 Lake stree
11-16 CHlCAoo' ill.,
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Guiding 1900 bales 10 spectators aud exporters The
mar xet Is quiet
TRADE REPORT.
Tie Manchester market dun and easier for cotton
goods aud yirns
I.wrRt ooI BREADsruSFs MARKET.
The hreadsuls has declining oency. Messrs.
Wakefield. Nash Co. report Flour quiet and steady
arrivals winter red. ss Sd IS. 10. Corn inactive aud
declined 3D. a Cd. per quarter, mixed. sos.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARRET.
me provsinn market is steady. Messrs. Gordon,
Bruce Gu. report Reef quiet and steady. Pork bim
Bacon steady. Butter inactive Lard hrm ralow steady
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAHKEr.
Sugar very duh. Coiise-No sales. Rice steady.
quiet Spirits OF turpeotne steady Petroleum que. and
nominal
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs dull sugar dun Cofiee quiet steady
Tea dull. Rice downward. Tallow steady.
The LATEST MARX rs.
LIVERPOOL July %, 1894
Cotton.The sales OF tho week foot up 80 500 bales,
Including COG bales to spectators and 900 bales TO
exporters rne market has been dull, win decline OF
nd for American, and . Id. Tor other descriptions
Tue sales (Fridav) 600 bales, inclusive ~
00J bales TO ecnators aud exporters the u,arlet
closing dull and unchanged at tho following authorized
quotations.
Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. Nominal. 81 I'd
MoDhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nominal 81 IA.
UpiaDds.. Observation-Disclosures. Nominal. Sid
Stock In port 23S 900 bales including IL 500 baes OF
American.
Breadstuffs-lhc market is quiet, with downward
tendency.
provisions-The market Is dull aud easier.
THE PARIS BOURsE.
Pans, July 2s, 1864
The Paris Bourse closed quiet and steady at G6f 10c
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Reported Nine Mnths Armistice Be-
tween Dtnmalk and Germany.
FRENCH NEWS FIR nj MEXICO.
a Ersnco-AYgarian Corps TO Clear
OF the Gawerilgas.
Extensive GeIunan Emigration
fog Mexico,
&C.. DC, 30

The steamship saxonia, CAPTAIN Trautman, which left
Sou hampton the eth OF July reached this port yes
Gerday morning.
The Iuman steamship City of London, Captain Man
ming, from Liverpool 4 two clock the afternoon OF
the 9th, and Queeolown the 2Sh OF July arrived a.
CHS port last night.
The steamship Hbornian from Liverpool on the after
Of the 2Sth, via Londonderry the Goth OF July,
passed Father FONT at hlrpest six O'Clock yesterday
morning, 7oGte for Quebec.
Hcr hree days later than that received by the
-Saxonia.
Tho United States steamer Sacramento put into Queens
town on the 2sth ult., short of coal.
The steamship Nova Scotian arrived Off Londonderry
on the afternoon OF the 27th Of July.
The steamship New York, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 23th OF July.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York, ar.
rived at Liver pool on the 28th OF July.
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Grent Britain.

Parliamentary proceedings unimportant. II was
definitely settled that the prorogaton would take place
on the Both of July.
The lord Mayor Of london gave grand banquet to the
Ministers on the 9th. The speeches made were Of tho
ordinary routine character.
Earl Russell had made speech at Hanover In defence
OF his foreign policy IN which no ted tnat England
stood in prouder position and that her influence
greater with all foreign countries nan pre-
sent His remarks received with perfect codness.
In the House o. Lords Ia the famous Ieverton mar
rage the Lord Chancellor pronounced favor of
the validity OF the marriage. The other four lords had
yet given their decision.
The latest despatch from London date on the goth OF
July says be House or Lords have finally decided that
Mrs YeIveron has failed TO establish tho validity Of
marriage
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The Turf.

FASHION PLEASURE GRoUsDs-TRorrING.
MONDAY, August s.-Sweepstases $500, mile boats,
best three in Eve. In hasrcss.
Owner named br. g. Charles wooIey ....... 1
Jas. Mclaughlin namod b. m. Lady Mcclellan 8 3
W McRoberts named b m. Creeping Jenny. 2
Time, 2l7-2 -2:48-245.
First Heas-Therc was very little choice before the
start, Charley woolIey bringing srins the most In the
pool selling Lady Mcclellan took the lead, which she
held 10 she bali mile poe Creeping Jenny second Char
10y woolicy close up Here the gcdiug cast SHOE and
assuming broken gait, went ahead OF the others. He
also broke his breechus strap, which did not improve
his STYLE although ne went much faster. He trottsd
steadily az any under such Disadvantages could DO,
aud won tho heat by four lengths Creeping Jenny second
about four lengths ahead Of Lady Mcclellan. The Judges
much to the surprise OF Gil parties gave the heat tothe
latter, placing the geldng last Time, 241
Second Hsnt--Creepiug jenny was now the favorNe.
Mr. Walker took charge Of the gedng for the remainder
OF the race place OF DR. Ogle, who drove him 0st
heat. Pelham John drove Lady Mcclellan and Mr.. Nc
OIL the other next while tho gelding brought up
the Both mares broke no on the turn, md the
aedng led them 70 tho quarter pole couple Of lengths
lie kept the lead until the POLE
Jenny, having outfooted him, got about length 'front.'
Hut she then broke and wooey left her and homo
winner by about three lengths, 10 245. Lady Mcclellan
oamo with broken bresching about ton lengths be-
bind.
lead at the start, and without effort came homo
winner BY couple Of lengths. In 24s
Fbilrth Heat-rhere was another change OF drivers
Mr. Beria taking Mr.. NcRobsrts' place. The geldng
the lead as before went steadily 10 the end and
by four lengths The judges took considerable time
bong unsuccsssfu they finally concluded give him the
stakeH.
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Captain THOMAS W. WILSON, Of s,easaship Liberty
The undersigned passengers bsArd the steamship lib
ery under your command being termin aug their
from Havana to tho port OF New York. cannot take
leave OF you without their sincere thanks for
yoar very kind and ccs attention during cur Havi alton
We beieve NJ the tie that s but act Of justice
tn the publ. TO make known the excellent treatment and
received from tsoss anA also Of the
rne qualities Of tho above mentioned steamer Please TO
accept this expression Oh gratitude which 10 sred BY all
and believe us to 81, psctfulY obed ont servants
III Marquis es Nilaba- Josq e. Esetsnh Jose Pe,hut
Corbada, Raiio T. Mola r. E.wenhard Thomas vingut p
Roraey Dina 0rego H. de Mcls AieJandro L. dc Yols,
LUIS = famacho. Miebequisse. Juan L. de Fucltea j.
u. Rlawtha Manual " NcIInA asd fourteen otharI
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olOO, 900 Map for 80 Cents.

600, 900 Map for 3D. Cents.
rwEs0Y DOLLARS A DAT TO AdENTa
LLoYDs GREAT MILITARY MAP OF vtRGINIA.
which the the drst
men, Of - war 70 the presenme IL permitted 70 DO
sold as the Army Of the Poiomse have all hey need fos
their uss IN present campaign against Richmond TsS
srea. ss, Plate Map than Kindred thousand
doliass 70 make H. IN finished al washington city
Just - hostii,ies oanmsnced in 1851 and the passa
soissd 70 prevent NOR being used b. the rebsa
ras embargo IL now removed. and the people can
have copies OF u the price Of % coats. This
Nap Of Virginia ia equal 10 Lloyd's great Military Map
Of Georgia BY which General planning his
campaign In Mai State wish 70 pu. this Map into
the hands Of everybody We propose 70 supply clubs fol-
iowsFous copies the Virgin for g. and four copies Of
the GeorsA Map TO the club gratis Zach Club must
enclose "a cents postage for the eight maps
As,acre many humbug maps issued attach the
ces1 hoatc OF LleutcnA ant General Grant
HHApouAprFps ARRIVES Uxtrrp SrArrs.
In THE FIELD, July H. 1854.
Lieutenant General Grant directs to aay that Lvus
Typographical Map of Virginia Is the map universally "a III
! hands ADAM BADBAU,
Colonel aud Military Sscrctav,r
4 LcGt Gen Grant STAT .
| To j. r. Ltovp. America Mao FnbshAr - ca'randt
: Mas Work.
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The Cunard mgf steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins.
vii leave this port morrow for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe r close at halpss nine O'Clock
Tomorrow morning,
The NEw York HRRALp-F'ition for Eurnpe-wiIl be
published at hslfpast eight o'oock in the morning.
single copies, In wrappers. road mailing 1.-Two cents.
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AN HEIR FOR TUE THRONE WANTED.
caANGEs Of A sarr,EMENr.

From G,iisnans NJ sseuser, July Il.
The fpoca OF Madrid Announces To tho tenor OF the
Dispatches last received from the spanish admiral In
tho Pacific ground TO hoe for a satisfactory settle
inent OF the difference with Peru. According to this
journal Admiral Pnzon, lar from having sent In bis
signation as reported is In complete accord with the
government and his tendencies. well rs those OF the
eutaves OF Span IN Chlo and Was hngton,
most concat ry. 1he sh under his orders still
at the Chncha Islands, aud tho crews the enjoy
ment OF the best health.
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The English Halfway Murder.

from the London Times, July 26.1
somewhat important link in the evidence against
Muller has discovered In the shape OF lifo pre-
server apparently stained with blood the lodgings he
occupe at Bow. A fellow lodger who was always alb.
sent from Saturday Monday. had Of these nstru
ments hanging at the head Of his bed whore 1t was
found by Inspector Tidey. The person owning It knows
nothing Of lis having been taken away aud supioses IL
to have been hanging in its place fer long time past
The Inference drawn from tho discovery that Muller
borrowed IL the night of the murder, and replaced
before the returned on the Monday following.
is In the hands OF Inspector Tdey and the marks
upon will be anayzed In order ascertain whether
they are human blood or not.
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THE DANO.GERMAN QUESTION.

A Zine Months Armisttcs said 20 be
Conc .uceds
ACopenhagen journal of gives the report that
. nine months armist,ce has concluded, during
which period the OF the duchies by Austria
and viii be continued M true this arrangement
must have been m ade by ffeiEn mediation.
IL s stated that the Danish PeDpctentiary 10 vienna
decsred at the preliminary meeting OF tho Conference
a. conduct negotiations that bis government would ro
serve 10 itself the right OF Interior rstihcation.
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NEWS FROM EiEWBERN, N. C.

Anticipated Naval EngageMent-Thc
Rebel Gabcrna orinI Election, &c.
NV sRs, ~ c., August 4, 1894
report from Roanoke Island received states that
gunboats of Plymouth, in the AIbsmare Sound, in
tend 10 give battle to day TO the the rebel Abe
and force her into engagement Last Sunday night
she attempted surprise Eoet but, beng dscv
cred IN time. she went back not daring 10 make
tack.
The election for Governor in this State takes place
to day. Governor Vance, who is candidate for rcelec
ton, receiving the hearty support Of the authorities at
Richmond and also the aid Of the rebel army Tho rebel
authorities arc erdeavoEing to prevent the Holden
from voting by threats and otherwise Although Hoidens
majority 10 counties win be heavy the recent
resorted by the rebel authorities 10 defeat him
make the result doubtful.
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ror of the French accre IL, ron Ar m mars a ccugrsI
Who has $ TO- ss ss. s 81 Il
msreo ana wads wos as on have ca % g 70
tude DO net hes tate TO oeese tina TIE bonds OF amy
ana the ratrrnai rlat wnch I'm to france NE, 60
sasl see with dei be ONE every day closer
oel"een tie TWO empires aud the two nations
FRENCH REpoRrs or MAXIAiLIAS's POSITION.
From Gaierani's Messenger. July "a
Accounts from Mexico Of the tn june received via
Havana state that the Emper Empress their
arva ia the capital have besn the object OF tine warm.
est enthusiasm the part o All classes OF the iopui
toI The e on the occasion OF the proclamation OF
number OF measures, an among them one granting
general amnesty aud testifying liberal spirit.
FRENoA AYT-GUgRILLA voLUNPgEas.
From tho Moniteur AlRerleu, July FL
About hundred young men, preceded oy rt
colcred aag went this Afternoon through the streets Of
Alge sing ng gaiy They are body Of French voinn.
regiments country from the ining oards
Of brglDds. They to embark at on board the
only Tor year, the eud of which time they return
hoe they require II, at The expense OF the MeAcn
government.
AN HEIR FOR TUE THRONE WANTED.
paris (Juy ~ corresp ndence of London Tines
Letters from Vchy mention that tire Emperor Napoleon
receives fewer persons this year tnan heretofore No
perai table, he much pleased at the presence OF
the King OF the esfsus. Renot again speaks OF matri
MON, projects having reference TO daughter OF Prince
Mgrat and the Count do Fiandre, with view to the
Mexican succession.
RETURN or THE FRENCH TROOPS FROM MEMCO.
From the Paris Moniteur, July 90
Orders ave just been gwen 10 the different dockyards
to desatcn the vessels for bringing home the
troops which leave Mexico Those transports viii
leave France at the commencement OF August.
EXTENSIVE EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY TO MEXICO.
FROM Galignaui's Messenger, July -.
The Vienna journals mention that for some days past
the consular agents Of Mexico In Vienna enrolling
families 70 settle IN Tn country one person aloae haa
ensaa.d too thousand Jaacs, belonging mostly to the
working classes.
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Arrival or Another London Detective.
MORE ABOUT THE LATE LONDON RAILWAY MURDER.
To aid still further in securing Fran Muller the a.
legged murderer Of sir Briggs who brualy assaulted
and killed in London railway carriage, previously
reported Inspector Kerressey has arrived in this city,
and yesterday paid visit TO Police Headquarters Mr.
Kerressoy will operate with Mr. Inspector Tanner in
the arrest OF Mailer has with him warrant for the
apprehension OF accused endorsed BY Mr. Adams
Minister at London. The is based upon certain
evidence OF crcuastantal character taken before Mr..
Henry, London Bow street magistrate, aud II ia said
that this evidence very strong against the accused.
Every possible has been taken 70 secure tho
OF the sccused upon his arrival snd next 70
impossible that he should escape
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To Paper TonufacaureRs
CASH will be paid 200 reams ar good Fourdrlnler
Paper size, S2Ail-tS los
Apply nj ,hs Office
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THE AMERICAN WAR.
Fled iataon.

Mediation.
LORD PALMERsToN's PARLIAMENTARY EXCLAMATION
AGAINST 1T.
In the House Of Commons the 25th OF July Mr. LIND.
BAY before putting the question ri which had given
notice. said he had desired TO nave made statement,
containing some important rcts bearing upon the
Dan war and tending to show how futile the attemt
10 restore the Union and TO coerce the south but he
mad no opportunity now OF doing so he begged SIMPLY 10
ask the First LORD of the ireasu II, considering the
sti raging between the uuiei states Of America and
tho Confederate States and considering the loss the PEG
intention OF her Majesty government in
she other Powers OF Europe TO their endeavors to
bring about suspension Of Dostilities.
Lord PALMERsroN-I can assure my honorable friend
that her Nes'ys government deeply lament the great
o! lie and property 10 America ana tho distress
have not thought that in the present state Of things there
was any advantage TO be gained by entering into concert
with other Powers for tho purpose OF proposing or
Offering mediaton OF OF loaiing with the government
Of the United States or Of the States TO bring
about termination OF this unhappy war; Clear, hear)
FRENCH REPORTS OF THE COLLAPSE OF THE UNION
CAUSE.
SParis July 26 correspondence o the london Standard
There In complete panic among the federal residents
here owing the Arabas kilograms. Tho fact that
news whatever has been received respecting Grant for
the last tour mails Is construed sign that some &C.
rious disaster has beaen his army 1hs French govern
aent 6 said 10 have rcud derdtees representing the
NorAcrn tie If co dpse. What Is pecu-
larly amusing. under tho is TO aud the
Temps and the Opinion Ma ona describing the invasion
NATION OF the Mayor OF Baltimore, the account OF Wal
ace defeat aud others Of tue aust important features
OF the carefully suppressed by
these honest 'snewso papers.
The Rebel Cotton Loan.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON FROM TIE
soUTusRN STATES.
The London News that vessels have Just arrived
at Liverpool with about fifteen thousand bales OF cotton
thc proceeds u which 10 towards the sinking fund
Cor ,edeem'as Confederate bonds and paving the div
dcuds OF the coming April account, provision having al
rea1y beel m do Tor the September account.
American Naval Affairs.
AN FORMULATED RAM STANDING WESTWARD.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, 1854
unknown iron plated ram, bearing the ned States
flag, passed tho lse OF WisE 10 the westward on the
26tn ult.
II explained that the reported sea fight of Bsntry
Bay, July IL, was mere artillery practice By the coast
guardmen on board IN English war vessel.
Captain semines IS still in this city.
European Rei fore ments for the Union
Army
From Galignauis Messenger, July %.
Hamburg vessel tho Ga:lnde, has usi left Antwerp.
for Bosom with three hundred snd sixty Belgian and
German recruits for tho American federal army.
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Ladies' BreastpSns-N~w styles,
Two Three. rfve Eight Ten 10 ThirtvGve Dollars each,
for by GEO. G. ALLEN, ais Broadway, ono door 10
low Canal street
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wigs. Toupecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeina
and Moiasvia Dream. fer beautfyng the Hair. " A.
RATCHELQRA l6 Bond street.
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Amokers.-Try eho National Guard
Smoking Tobacco Of the heat leaf Liberal
discount 70 the trade. For sale at - Fulton street