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Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08
REINFoRcEMENTs FOR CUBA.

LONDON, Aug. IA Vienna cor
respondent confirms the report that
Austria has concluded financial ar
rangements necessary for partial mo-
bilization. The total sum borrowed
is 26, 100000 forms.
A Bucharest correspondent reports
much sickness in the Russian army at
Dabrudscha.
The first installment of reinforce
ments for Cuba, 1000 men, leave
Spain Aug 18th.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

RUSSIA ADMITS THE PLEyNA DEFEAT.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-An official dis
patch published in st. Petersburg ad-
mits the loss of upwards of 5000 men
at Plevna, including one Colonel kill
ed, and one Major General and two
Colonels wounded. The dispatch al
SO admits that Gen. Gourka has been
obliged to retreat.
THE ADVANCE IN ASIA.
ERzERouM, Aug. 6.-Russian rein-
forcements numbering 115,O0O have
crossed the frontier and occupy a
strong position to the north of Ami,
thus threatening the right flank of
the center of the Ottoman army.
The Russian center is divided into
three columns, at Ami, Galveran and
Kurhkdara. Itnumbers in all 6S bat
talions infantry, 16 batteries and $500
cavalry.
Ismail Pasha is about one hours
march west Of Bayazid. Gen. Tergu-
kassOf is on the frontier at Karadou-
lok with eighteen battalions of in
fantry, seven batteries and eeven reg.
ments of infantry.
THE PORTE NOT HOPEFUL.
CoNsTANTINorLE Aug. 6.--The Aus.
tria Ambassador had o confidential
audience Saturday with Katria Bey
the President Of the Council of State
The latter is said to have intimated
that the Porte, in spite of the late
successes. was firmly convinced tha
the war was really a misfortune fol
the whole world. If Russia only de
manded autonomy for Bulgaria, un
der Christian governors, the Porte
would agree to make peace.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

witness this startling experimen,
which will be tested for the first time
about the 18th of August.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

The State Leader says Tim O..
Walker wants to 60 to the Legisla-
ture from Davis county. If Davis
county win persist In sending demo-
Gratis to the Legislature, let them send
Tim, BY all means.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08
Live stock Market,

BY Telegraph
ST.. Louis, Aug. Z.
Hogs-Rcceipts 1900 head. Lower;
81 0Om5 25.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08
AN 1MroRrANr CONFERENCE.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA dispatch
from Berlin says tho Emperors OF
Austria and Germany met near Is
Ion, on Wednesday last, and that the
conference was very important. En-
peror Wilhelm urged strict neutrali-
ty on the part of both Austria and
Germany.
A dispatch from Vienna says the
formation of the Russian landwehr
has been found very difficult owing
to the great want of organization.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

A population of 2O,OOO,OOO is affected
and numbers are absolutely on chari-
ty. In Madras presidency alone l, ,750,-
600 persons daily receive assistance.
Mortality is increasing and distress is
now reaching the better classes. The
pressure must continue until crops
are gathered in January. The neces-
sitY for assistance ia most urgent,
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from
Constantinople says, in a naval en-
gagement in the Sulind river, the
Turkish iron-clads attacked seven
Russian gunboats and destroyed two
of them.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

The Chicago Times says that one
hundred and thirty employees of the
G. B. & Q. r. r. Co. voluntarily took
their time and pay and their names
were struck from the pay roll, at
Galesburg, Ills.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

FoRzY-EIGHr Of the Chicago rioters
have been bound over to court to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08
Twenty Seven Years Aao

II. X. Stevens ESD: Dear Sir-This ia n cer.
tliy ihat my daughter WAS taken sick when she
was three years old, and got so low that Ne were
ob,iged 10 keep her on pillow, without moyinr
70 KEEP ,he iittle thing together She was at.
Tended by several physicians - tl,e regular Al
tending one being old Dr. John Stevens They
nli pronounced her case incurable. She l,a,t
beensick abont year, when hearing OF ile great
blool Kemedy, tEGErfNE, / commenced giving
her that, and continued it regularly till size WAS
about seven years old, when size was pronouneed
perfectly cured During her sickness three
pieces OF bone were taken from her right arm
above the elbow, one of them being very long
left leg. She.ls now twenty-scyen years old. and
is enjoying good health, aud has ever since she
was seven years old, with no signs of Srrosula
or any other blood disease. Her arm, n n little
crooked. but she can Use ID almost as well ms the
other Her legs are of equal 1encth and she Ia
not IN the least lame Her case was Serofula
Inherited In the blood; and would recommend
al those having Serofula Humor or any other
blood disease, il they wish to have perfect
cure, totry vEGErISE, the reliable blood rem
edy, which does not weaken the system like
many other preparations recommended but, on
tho contrary, IL Is nourisliing and strengthening
My daughters case will fully testify this, for i
never saw NOR heard of awOrse form OF Scrofula
HULDA SMITH,
10 Monument street, Charlestawn Mass
MRS. SARAH Nj. JONES.
60 Sullivan street, Charlestown, Mass.
April 10, 1870
me above statement shows perfect cure of
scroiuia IN its worst form, when pronounced
lncufable OF child four years of are. tventy-
three years ago. The lady. now twenty-seyen
years old enjoying perfect health.
VEGETINE is Sold by all Druggists.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08
THE ENGLISH FLEET

LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Daila -Aescs
| states that the channel squadron has
been ordered south to Vigo, but
whether it will proceed further than
to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean,
or return home after a cruise, will
depend upon instructions which are
to await its arrival in Spain.
A Vienna correspondent of the
the Times hears from Constantinople
that reinforcements are daily arriv-
ing and being Immediately despatch
ed to Adrianople. .' r.E
The zSmes Bucharest correspond
ent, in reviewing the situation, says
he thinks the story of the panic in
Roumania is groundless, and is con-
fident that the Plevna defeat
WILL BE RETRIEVED.
Discussing the Russian chance of
holding their present positions in the
Balkans, if obliged to retire to them,
the Times correspondent, who recent
ly passed through Schipka Pass, tel
iegraphs that it is strongly occupied
and fortified. There are already
within it many trains of provisions
and forage. Prince Mirsky and
Gen: Gourski might hold it for two
weeks on full rations, and much long
er on short rations.
In the House of Commons this aft
ternoon the South Africa bill was
read third time. The obstructionists
seem to be stamped out.
A dispatch from Sukum-K Kelah,
dated Aug. I'd, says the Turkish frig-
ate Man Mandich bombarded the
Russian batteries at Tichamtchira on
the Goth nlt., silencing every Russian
gun. The Man Mandich was consid
erably damaged, and several of the
crew were killed and wounded by
the Russian fire. Near Tiechamtchira
were 6,OO0 Turks in critical position
owing to an advance of the Russian
army, but Hobart Pasha embarked
this entire force on the LIST inst, un-
der cover Of the fire of his fleet. This
completes the withdrawal of the
Turkish military expedition to Cau-
cassia. The entire Black Sea forces,
consists Of twenty men-of-war and
transports.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

REPUnLaOAa srArE TICKET.
For Governor.
HON. JOHN H. GEAR.
Of Dss Moincs county.
For Lisuseaant Governor.
HON. FRANK T. CAMPBELE
s4ssS OF Jasper county. t.""
For supreme Judge.
JAMES G. DAY.
of Fremont county.
For suprrintsMaeae ~ Futiic Inssructton.
CARL w. Won COELLN.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator.
Il. TILTON.
Representative.
W. II. NcPHEkRIN.
A. r. BURNS.
Treasurer. .F... ...
w. w. POLLARD.
Sheriff, 4 4i7
LEE J. MICHAEL. @a.
Auditor,
THOS. III. SHANE.
ooanty Superintendent of Schools,
CLAY WOOD.
- Surveyor, rf1 .li
w, H. MCGLASHON. u
Supervisor,
e. A. BRYAN.
Coroner,
A. C. OLNEY.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

CALCUTTA, Aug. 6.-The latest Off
cial reports state that Napoul as well
as Biternap and Assam, have had suf-
ficicnt rain fall and are now safe.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08
Facts for the. People.
VEGETINE.

1t is an undeniable fact that no ticle was ever
placed before the public with so much undis-
puied evidence OF its great medical value. as Ihe
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-08-08

Gentlemen who have patent reme-
dies for all the ills that human flesh
is heir to, will be surprised to hear.
that nobody who goes into the water
is safe from cramps. During a swim
ming match at Bath, l.. l., Sunday, a
professional swimmer named Van
Buren, was seized with cramps, and
would have drowned had not boat
fortunately been near. He knew it'll
was an infallible cure for the cramps
to lie over on the back and kick, but
he couldn't lie over on his back and
couldn't kick.
The importations Of sugar this sum-
mer are immense, and the eXporta-
tions small. In eleven months inn
portations have been 1929, ,O44, ,O35
pounds, against l,233, ,l6O,7l7 pounds
in the corresponding period last year
and they have been made al five cents
q pound, as against four cents last
year. The export has been about
100000. Last year in the same Pc
riod it was 56,OOO,OO0 lbs. The sugar
retincrs have been loading up with
stock during the duh market, which
is pretty good proof of their conf
dence in the future.
In 1850, railroad engineers were
paid $50 per month and firemen $50. |
Engineers now receive an average
of $S5 per month, and flremen $45 to
$50. In 1860 railways averaged at the
rate of 60 cents per 100 pounds on
grain from Chicago to New York.
Now the average is about 2S cents.
Labor has Jared quite as we'll as cap
ital during the flush times, and is do
ing better now. Labor, in some in
stances, is better of than some men
supposed to be rich. If there are
large numbers out of employment
now, there are thousands who, two
years ago, were millionaires, and are
now paupers. This is a very uncer-
tain world for rich and poor men,
N. Y. Com. Advertiser. 6Istc'
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v ID M VI lIWN T. 10,
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THE CHILDRLN'S NAGAZINIS.
st. NICHOLAS AID wmr-AwAKr FOR JUNE.

ST NICHOLAS AND wIDU-AwAKE FOR JUNE.
WHAT would the little Lads and lasSics OF 40
yeas ago have sind 10 delight, like thc,e! For Miss
Edcrworih's moral tales, and sanford aud Merton
and goody -goody alIuHls, m o. most courteous Ion,
were then meats WLtlcou young brains were Icl
aud nobody Thought of ri nee made for cldI as las
chanting as romance, ana poetry aud adventure turned
into picture, by The best artists. and quaint cal dix
IGt into wcrl, hy famous writers fo Tine elder genera
t.a. Haupy ale cine small people who rad "a the June
It, Nichos Of the ways OF woodle,keS, mice, eater
pillars, wicked little bldckaHdau dogs. aud sweet
naughty eirls ani boys The Pccrk.ns nave tcaIar'y
"a painfully delg.Iiul occasion; and htt Aunctta
Plumuer relates tales OF her bantam hen, with d-r So
SONS to those interesting young persons. TIE Jimmy
Johns beloved of American children and There i no
end Of information deicousy sugaT-coatcd as burnt
almond.
Then here Is WideA w0te good in its own Hosicnan
way os s. Nicbors. What could he charming i~n
the adventures OF those perfectly natural u'ushy be-
wchng little women, Tio-sy and Bossy, aHo go a-'t-
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IN are strgway deposited upon stools ol repentance
IN back kitchen II lrel very bad way 10 soll'
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Arnold the late Charles Kingse, +. W. Farrar Prof.
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whos edition of Milton Is me delight Of scholars and ot
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ARIAI)NE,

THE STORY OF DREAM. BY "ouida" author OF
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A FAMILY FEUD.

4 ROMANCE After the German Of Ludwig Harder. Bl
Mrs A. l. Wistey, translator OF ~" od Nam secret
"'rhe second Wife" etc. l2uo. Fine Cloih = -.
a. Family Feul" is a charming novel The admirers n
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oec Cbo are ignorant 81 tbs trtnSittors SCI
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Brooklpu 1ropertp 90 Eel.

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ATLAS OF SKIN DISEASES.
ALI. WRONG.

Part H. BY Louis A. Duhrne. u. d., author Of Disease
Of the Skin" etc Being published H. parts each 10 ooh'a
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LEE OF EDWIN FORREST.

nv Rev William r. Algcr. Authorized by the Executors
Illustrated with numerous Steel Plates and Portraits. :
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-24
Ocean CLEANERS.

EOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
i 1ho Liverpool ana Great Western steam Company.
United -s.,s Aal steamer l,a'c Per 20, Is. r..
M6NTANt. .........i rs phY jaae II a ; N.
Cabin ia.s3s' So 80 or ~ according 10 state Room
WILLIAMS * GUIoN % Boadwsy.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ ME SPLENDID NIL STEAMERS OF THIS
CAING At PLYMOUTH GO. b. Ter me landing OF passen
tWn sail from Pier o. A. North River Of Morton st.
ever Necaesl.'. neyHn.ag with. .. ~,
VILE ~ fii:ic. nui.4d cine.d..y, ine .. p 81.
L''''i RtirriI'' III FHsaAGE GiiaTLY i.LDGci:G ''
LOUIE nL BlBlAS. Agent. N". 90 broadway.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
Taxing & a1I ts.sc Tor La5o caH Sswport
''u' S s.. 3 boa al f aa is J" G hi'i ,'--''
Cas,a ra'sre $50 euircncy; Uycar,ion $40 Ini-me
a. ..ilac,r- ~lg Drafts : upward freight
v. b. IOl.GAc. Agent. 40. 20 sou,l-.t- New YORK.
HAMBURG American Packef Ccurany's Line
n f.r rLYNp-IF ttif-.i 81 20; a'L hAhbl RG
Gr.il'i.I..'-.. 81, 81 ID .NH5>IA.. .....j1.t 4
rate oiras-aaeto pyH,ut1 ,onoa Caei 1ou. Hamburg.
COLO 500. 50 DO Cara scl, S6. se.l currency $50
81 1f, 49, 1: oe, q a s,s.s. z5s ., OK
ENMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
. ron orEESsrowN AEp LiyEnrooL -
CITY &C. hi;. ~ i1, , - 3 q. M
CITY % KlCHai,>r.... ~3I nDAi. June %, ;.
cAEIN. $50 ard sG5 ' Fo Isiar tickets on favorable
'Ss.IlaI4ei So. eunc,y. Dni.. st lowest rates
s"''' e l, ''. ... ' ,'' i.,,,' 'i''
NA1IoSLLiNE,-lrel Not.4iand 81, Mr..
foE o, lis r H. "a I4y iif,Sso"
ls aat .,'c-.- s.,e, sfc p-s rom i1v- 40 i5
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