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MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

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TELEGRAPHIC.
From, europe.
Paris, July L..

hriS, July .AO,s18
Tho declaration OF war has been
announced to the Corps Lcgislatif.
An extraordinary edition Of the
Constitutional, just issued at noon,
announces thatsin consequence of the
insult offered 10 Bcnedittc, Franco
accepts the war, which T.. ussia offers.
d Brussels, July Is.
Tho intervention of the great pow
ers for peace has been Intellectual
Napoleon will announce today the
rupture of tho relations between
Franco and Prussia, and the doclara-
ton of war;
Paris, noon.
The Boarsc is fiat; Rcntes IS /;
francs, soc.
There is great agitation horc.-
Many demonstrations in favor Of war
were made BY the people during the
night. Crowds of students and 9th.
els paraded tho strocts and boule-
Yards, shouting" Viva warl'' "Down
with Prussia" etc. Some persons
who protested were hissod and insult
ed. The police did not interfere
Tho crowd stopped at tho Prussian
Embassy and shouted insaltingly
1t is asserted that tho Prns,ian
Ambassador leaves Paris to-day.
July 15.--Evcning.
II Is reported on tho best authori-
" that an angry interview occurred
TO day between tho Emperor and
Prime Minister Olivier, growing out
OF the latter's known disposition for
peace. The Emperor violently de-
nounced Ollivier's efforts in this di.
rection.
The movement Of troops toward
the Rhine frontier is incessant.--
Eastern France is absolutely alive
with soldiers. The troops which
have garrisoned Paris are gone, and
raw levies are slowly replacing them.
Ambulances and caiesons throng the
streets of the city on their route to
the east. The preparations at the
different naval stations are on a SIM
ilarly large scale. rNaesa a
London, July Is.
II is reported that tho European
powers will unto IN o protest against
the implacsbility Of Prussia.
1t is rumored that the Prussian
government has demanded that
Count Benedict shall be recalled by
France. ,sdSIU stIa 30 ~
=, t.ln. Berlin. July l5.n
The Kings refusal Of Count Bone.
dettii's demand, coupled with pre-.
emptory doclension, Of further, con.
florence with the ambassador, will be
apt to arouse new apprehension o,
hostility, but will not necessarily
lead to war, as it is simply an act
of the chief Of the Hohcnzollern
family, not an act of the government
which would require the Constitu.
tional counter signature Of the Min.
listers. =.
Prussia refuses, to abandon her
policy of mastery inactivity with
regard to the Spanish throne.
Tho North German Gazette has
dispatch from Ems to-day, giving
tho particulars of the Withdra wal Of
Bencdetti. II seoms he accosted the
King of Prussia while the latter was
drinking tho waters, demanding
peremptorily his intentions on the
pending imbroglio. Ho was there
orc dismissed Immediately.
The Same paper says, there is much
activity at Prussian ports, which are
being put in a state of Defense
Fourteen ironclads and frigatcs arc
ready to start from Brest and Cher
bourg.
The King returns here to-day
There is great excitement here.
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From Chicago.

ey7g 81 Chicago, July ID.
Private dispatches from New
York received hero this morning
announce tho reception of the news
that the Emperor Napoleon has is
sued formal declaration of war with
Prussia.
The President has decided to call
an extra session Of Congress in view
Of the tact.
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Basis of the War Movement,

London, July Is.
Tho French declaration of war is
based on tho following causes
LIST. The insult offered at Ems to
Count Benedict, and its approval by
the Prussian government.
End. The refusal of tho King of
Prussia to compell the withdraw of
Prince Leopold's namo as q candid
ate for the Spanish throne.
Sd. The fact that the King pcrsis-
ted in giving tho Prince liberty to
accept tho crown.
The Constitu ional says: slot us
cross the Rhine and avenge tho in.
suits OF Prussia"
The Excitement in Paris ia in tense.
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a...2.. MANNlNG's aT ii. e !,
ANTIDOTE for lNTEMPERANCE

Is an infallible cure for this fearful vice
Its use will at once remove the taste or
desire for stimulants, and win soon create
an actual dislike for them. II can BIO ad-
ministered In tea, Coffee, or even water,
without exciting suspicion, as it is free
Il ON taste or smell. If you have n hus.
band, brother or friend, addicted to this
terrible habit, it is your duty to cure him.
: Sent FREQ by mail ON receipt Of the mon
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Postage to Germany.

Conflicting statements are made
and published in relation to the re-
duction in the rates of postage
between the United States and the
States Of the North German Union.
That reduction applies only to matter
carried in the mails by the direct ex-
change, ciasBremen or Hamburg, and
to that carried in the closed mails via
England. The following is an au
thenticated copy of the first article,
and the only important one, Of the
recent treaty between the United
States and the North German Union,
which went into operation on the
1st inst:
1, 'rhe single-letter rate on the cor
respondence exchanged directly
between the two Administrations
shall be-:
|. In tho direct exchange via
Bremen or Hamburg:
l. For letters from the North
German Union
a. When prepaid in Germany, 3
5llDer&rOScnen.
b. When paid in the United States
IA cents.
2. For letters from the United
States:
a. When prepaid in America, z
cents.
b. When paid in Germany, 6 silber-
groschen.
IL. In tho direct exchanged in
closed transit through England:
!. For letters from the North
German Union:
a. When prepaid in Germany, 4
silbergroschen.
Q. When pain in the United States,
20 cents.
2. For letters from the United
States:
a. When prepaid. in America, 10
cents.
Il b. When paid in Germany, 8 silbcr.
groschen.
Thus it will be seon that letters
mailed in the United States for any
part of tho North German Union,
pay q postage ratio of seven cents
was vas 4 al" ilaai1H1ce, if sent direct via Bro
Flao dnr;ns lburg; by direct closed
"a - through England the rate
0u TWO 'ermspor half ounce.-Daven-
etary Of the
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Near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
last week, wagon containing u lady
and gentlemen was struck by light
ming. After the flash the lady found
herself thirty ieet from the wagon,
and implicitly helieves sho rodo from
the wagon on the thunderbolt.
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Bulls Cedron Bitters
AUTHENTIC DnCtIMENTS.

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May 23d, 1885.
e DIR. JOHN BULL--Dear SIR Last Feb.
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Mill Change.

'icssrs. J q. Jackson 4 John Alex.
amber have purchased aud leased the
entire interest Of the old firm of
Hunter Il Co, in the Ottumwa
City Mill (known As the upper mill, }
and Mr.. Hunter has retired from the
business, Mr.. jackson is n practical
miller, aud has a we'll established
reputation, us alt who have tested his
ability at Kirkvillo, know. These
gentlemen are now running the mill
to it's utmost capacity, being five
hundred bushels per day, and are
turning off some of the very best
quality of -four, the .Golden .Sheaf, y.
and "O,tu,nwaa City xxx being
their specially and tor which they
challenge risairy.# They arc supply
ing two OF "a the most extensive
Bakeries, and their flour may be
found in almost cvcry grocery IN the
city. 14AuT noE,Y
Their main object is to please
customers, which they are bound to
do BY guaranteeing satisfaction at
all times and under all circumstances,
and to test .his promise they invite
the farmers of Wapello county, to
give them y trial. gr.a fesHa
They now have ON hand q very
good saade Of flour at Sl.00 per
sack .-.-.--- .-..--z.Z.
Chopping done rs cheap as at any
ether place. in the city.
July Is w6mdSt.
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From the Daily Courier July 18th.

From the Daily Courier July 18th.
PERsoNAL.-We received call to.
day from Goncral Isaac v. Pratt, oil
Laclcde, Linn county No., ono Of the
best mon in that State. yagx.as y.
He raised tho 18th Missouri regi-
mcnt carly in tho war, and comman-
ded il with credit at Shiloh and
elsewhere
We knew him during . seven
months campaign in rebol prisons,
whore We formed such favorable
opinion of his ability and worth,
that we earnestly hope tho people Of
his Sth Congressional District, may
have respect enough tor mort, to
elect him to Congress this fall in
place Of Benjamin, for which Office
he is o candidate.
MIR. &. w. Bser, jr., one Of the
publishers Of tho Eddyvillo Gasette,
a yo.ng man Of good looks and
modest behavior, practical printer
looked in upon us yesterday. e Z
Mr.. Snyder, formerly of the Mt.
Pleasant journal, bat now on {
recruiting season, called on us to-day
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j m ASOHs1-
Challenge Blackine.

~ warranted to preserve the leather, and TO
give more lasting POLISH. than any other
either domestic OF foreign. French Backing
Is loaded with acids, aud will destroy the
leather. ToUcII RI wiru YOUR Tongue and
you VIII be convinced, All parties reIlrescn..
Ting that they have been employed by Jas. \.
MASON Co, us backing makers arc 1filiSos-
ters and buyers are cautioned tosbs Upon
iheii guard against any such bogus stories,
ASK ior Masohs Bisicking, and take no
other. It's the only safe Hacking for your
boots. 1t is used all around the world.
.Rsx1 JAS. 3. MASON Il co. {
maf2ow3m-d2tW d. PHILADELPHIA.
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, when allowed to look
% OF gold in tho United
NY, was rude enough to
remark that he did not
8 Of the gold as well as
female clerks in the de.
Tho savage was at once
10 open air.
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ALL RAIL TO ST.. Louis. The first
passenger train through to this city
from st. Louis, over tho North
Missouri and ST. Louis and Cedar
Rapids Railroads, will run in at
quarter past twelve o'clock tonight.
Pctc Ballingall was notified by tcle-
gram to-day, to take off his hacks, SO
that thoro is no more staging over
tho Soap Creek hills. This is the
consummation SO wishfully hoped
for and worked for, month after
month, ever since tho road reached
Bloomfield. We may all heartily
rejoice at this glorious result, and if
wo are not worry greatly mistaken, q
great portion of thetravelling public
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
From tho Daily OF July 18th.


ScANpAL,-Thcro happened Tues
day night, in this city, n matter OF
scandal between a young girl, of this
city, and one of the citizens here.
We made no mention OF i, yesterday,
because We supposed that it would
undergo Judicial Investigation TO lay,
ha, we now iesra That the invcstiga-
Non will ic delayed some time. We
have felt from our knowledge of tho
parties, that We ought not to make
public the scandal, until we could
hav" sufficient data to MAKO a state
mont tha, wo could DO. sure would
not do i,lusticc to tho parties
I'M attempt WAS made by the
y"aoS sirl to shoe, Tho party, whom
she alleged has scduccd her. A case
u; seduction has boon commenced
by her. and time will develop who,
IL the guilty party, and wherever
gull shall fall, lot that party suffer
the penalties of the law, and the
rcproach o, all good people.
here viii be "a basket meeting, ct
Crn,r" Sci:os.t house, q miles cas-. OF
Car's,'snsburg, on tho 2tth and 18th
lust, undcr the sus!tccs Of tho Iowa
Christian Union. "Come thou and
y u ,usc."
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Esy~ 30 sure to read tho advertise
ment "Greatest Work of tho Age
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Notice OF Dissolution.

The firm Of ]. o. Jackson & Co., In the mill
ing business, at what il known as the Upper
Mill, in the city Of Ottumwa, Iowa, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. by the retiring
therefrom of 4. j. Hunter. The business will
for the future be continued at the same place
by the two other members Of the old firm to-
wit: j. o. Jackson and John Alexander I'M
der the firm name of j. q. Jackson 4 Co. The
new firm are by the terms of The dissolution
aforesaid, and to pay all its indebtedness.
J. o. JACKSON.
+. j. HUNTER.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Ottumwa, Iowa, June 22, ls70-dl0t-w3n
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NEW CONCERN /! new GOODS!
JOHNSON g. CO.,
(Successors TO S. N. .JOhnson,) Dealers In
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Oils
Paints, School Books, Sta
tionery and Groceries.

Our stock has been replenished and willbe
found as full and complete as any establish
ment of the kind in the State and al prices
as low as they can be sold elsewhere.
We intend to keep Pure Drugs and choice
Groceries. J. G. JOHNSON
IS. NJ. JOHNSON,
Agency City, Dec. 0, IS69-wtf
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and though a you
himself a compel,
hSin,'Ss m ~. IN,
fill tho office TO
with ability al
cheerfully recomn
Of support. 4
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MI fhn ..nfs 50 - y - w
Pngress just passed
80 low, 9 been made legal
49,, -; Years day, Wash
Play, Good Friday,
Thanksgiving day and
Ex-Senatd
Jersey, has man 60 up In hu-
only three bon's mouth, gold
Senate, as NJ pn'ry'
J. Lathrop y
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O Oh * Is sal AMI FEYiER

! The proprietor Of thisi eeiebfased tttsdl.
cihejustly claims for ii asupefioEi1y otefNa
remedies svsr offered tb TIE Pd8ifc fof ths
safe, ccrtdinp speedy, Ispsta pesMars1k UaSe
ofAGae and Fever, or Chills and Fever,
whether OF cshdfteriI or loaee2 3tGhding.
He refers TO theentire Western and Sqnth7
western country tobeaf him testim6fy to
the truth Of the, assertion II hat in,Ntc Sase
whatever Wilt fail to cure, II the direc.
tions are attictly fblisvs6 -, untq . ISs 1seat
many oases . single dose has been, suna.
cient tor a cuts, iahd 4 hole faH1lliee hkv0
been CURED by . single bpttle. Witha psfr
feet restoi alton fthS general health. II
IN, however, prudenty and In livery ,0ase
more certain to cure, II Its use u contih.
smaller tloses fpka .ueek ofgtNb -
tor the disease has been checked, lpDreres
peoially lib difhcu't and iohE standing ~
ses. Usually, this nledieinef Will tAet crt
quire any aid to keep the, bowels In good
order; should the patient, ihOwevef,l re-
quire a oathartio medicine. after hAyin4
taken three or four doses or the Tonic, q
single .doss, of, BULBS W G ETAfSLD
FAMILYiP PILLS will I've sufiicient.l
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GoING.-Jacob Allen has sold his
farm 81 miles South of Agency, and
is going to Usage Mission, Kansas.
llo sensibly come in to-day and
ordered tho COURIER to follow him
to his new homo. ~
Ho soils at public sale on Saturday
the 23d inst, a large amount of valu-
ablo property, at his old place.
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BULLS .lyORMae DESIR0yER
a1ot My tss.edssaa,,s,s.2 anaa dkks 1sa-s.sss'
y9dslhiHg | : Rcadcrs. d.,idr hca4 nia

gu. pa lo.hEl sta4s "a Lnug9
| HAVE received many testimonials from
professional and 1ncdicspmen, aSs my al
manacsl and vsrions pnblieationss have
lhown, all (which hre genuine. The tp1.
sowing letter froratp highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia 10 certainly
one oi the l1dsJ sensible Communication
4 have eyer received, DR.. clemept knows
exactly what he speaks of, and his testi
mohy deserves 10 be written IN istters o.
old. / Hear what the Doctor says o ),
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
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The ARR ANaEMENTs. - Everything
is progressing with reasonable salts
faction for the Editorial reception
and Banquet bore on tho 18th inst.
Tho Committees met last night and
adjourned to moot at the Ballingall
Parlors next Tuesday evening.
1t is arranged to have o reception
by the City authorities at the Balm.
gall and Banquot at Taylor &
Biakes Hall. . ,..,g 5..,.,s.
Our exchanges indicate general
attendance by the editorial fraterni-
ty Of to State and their families.
Otttumwa must put herself on her
best appearance on this occasion,
and show 10 tho representatives of
1owa's press, that she is not only
one of the most driving cities in the
State, but .lso that her hospitality.
isnot exceeded BY her enterprise.
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old Flag during \.
served two terms
Secretary Of the S
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MAY 8 1s70-d&wv

livery OCER, EVERY
v.PRODUCE DEALER, EVERY
IL DAIRYMAN, EVERY FAR
1MER, EV e RiY MANUFAC-
TIJRER. EVERY BODY. YOJJ
Evening star., 1870-01-11
The Telesraphers. Strike.

The following is the " Manifesto issued 10 al
"Southern Telegraphers" who went out again
on the strike yesterday:
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10, jS70.-Believing ",
have been deceived by garbled statements and
suppression Of facts by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, and feeling We have acted H.
bad faith toward those of our professiOna,
brethren of the United States who are still
bravely holding out and fighting for simple
justice, and feeling ii to be unmanly an
treacherous in US to idly stand and hold oui
hands while they are contending for what should
be dear to the heart of every practical tele-
grapher, we are determined to again cast ou.
lot with those whose cause our feelings and fra
ternal obligations urge us to do battle for. w.
therefore call upon all operators in the South u.
stop work and remain out till the pending din
culties are finally settled. There are man,
grievances, North and West, to complain of
and we are satisfied the public will sustain Us,
when all the facts become known.
TELEGRAPHERs' LEAGUE.
The following disi stches were received to-da,
at the headquarters Of the League in this city
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 11.-National Conven-
ton OF Bricklayers held here =. IN. yester-
day-they are entirely in sympathy with US, -
and will take decided action in our favor.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 11.-All firm and deter
mined, and we are o. X. New members joining
us rapidly.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.-An out here that went out
week ago and no weakening; thirty added
since strike; some Of disspated plugs are drunk
and useless; business bulled and mixed; mana
gers getting desperate. The company are feel
ing terribly at the reaction and hourly damac
20 business. The needy are provided for anG
our confidence complete.
NEW YOEK, Jans1l.-Letter from San Fran
cisco says operators offered TO settle matters b
reinstatement OF men at old salaries, which
refused. All offices in California and Coiorad
closed. Company will allow no statements "a
TO come east from operators. even IL paid fOr
We are still firm on the original question. Good
news from South confirmed.
Evening star., 1870-01-11

SHOOTING OF AN EDITOR BY PRINCE PIERRE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Pdris.-Yesterdas
afternoon, in Paris, NJ. NJ. Touvielle and Victor
Noir, OF the editorial staff of the Marsellaise,
RochefOrt's journal, proceeded to the residence.
OF Prince Pierre Bonaparte seconds in the
contemplated duel between the prince and Pas
cal GrOusset, an editor of that journal. They
had an interview with the prince, during which
enraged, and, seizing a revolver, fired twice at
his visitors. One of the shots took effect in the
body of Victor Noir. killing him instantly. The
tragedy causes great excitement in Paris.
Prince Bonaparte has delivered himself to the
authorities. The quarrel was in consequence Of
a bitter and slanderous attack made in the Mar
sellaise on the prince. The latter sent note to
Henri RochefOrt, editor OF the Marsellaise
closing with these words-s'I reside at No. 5s
Rue d'Autenil, and promise you that if you pre-
sent yourself you will not be told that am out. u
The affair is extensively commented on by the
press.
Evening star., 1870-01-11

THE S14O, 900 HcEsE StIr.-Mr. Ten Brock T.
engaged in a big horse suit 1t is said the sum
involved il $40 coo, but we have reason TO know
that 1t is sl4000o. The stallion Eclipse was sent
here, during the war, TO Major b. q. Thomas.
by Mr.. Ten Brock as his property, and sent to
Mr.. Morris by Major Thomas for the safety OF
the horse, as he had just before that time been
seized by the Federal soldiers and escaped from
whilst Major Thomas was in q Federar prison
the Federal soldiers seized Eclipse and took him
to their camp, where he crippled and perhaps
killed several soldiers. He was secured to Q tree
by q large rope, but through the bribery of u
soldier the rope around the Horses neck was cut
and he was turned loose at night among the sol
diers and horses. The damage he committed Il
now well remembered by several who assisted In
having him cut leose. II is singular that after
he kicked and fought horses and men all night
and during the next day he very quietly went
home and walked into his stable with apparent
satisfacti0n-Lenngtoal XVI Obserrer.