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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18
NO. XXXIV.
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE


On the Delaware and Belvidere Rail
Road-Ten men kiiied--one fatally,
and several seriously injured.
TRENTON, N. j., Aug. Sd, 1853.
1t befals us this morning TO record the
mos, awful calamity that has occurred
in this vicinity.
Last evening a train Of platform cars,
conveying the laboring men of the Bel.
yidere Delaware Railroad Company, and
about one hundred Of those assisting in
the repairs OF the Pennsylvania Canal,
20 their homes, was thrown from the
/ track at Bulls Island, nine miles above
fbexe, and the fatal result announced a.
bove ensged. ........
The train >eonsis,ed Of ten ears and
thee were on b6aFd two hundred or
more men. Tidings ofykat csiasirbphe
were brought 10 Lambertyille q soon as
possible, and Locomotive was infGe-
diately fred up and departed for the
scene of the disaster, having on board,
Drs. Lilly, Koon, and REILLY of Lam
ber.vile and DIR. Feulke, of New Hope,
some of the officers of the Company,
and sufficient number of citizens, to- as
sist in the duties expected to be required.
On arriving on the ground. the heart
rendlng spectacle of nine dead bodies
and number wounded, lying upon the
cars, surrounded by the friends who
were with them were presented.
.t,,,,l,ro ,uo nnnll
ascertain them, were as follows:
The train wa backing down the road,
and whea at Bulls Island, about sun
down, a COW suddenly jumped upon the
track, almost under the platform of the
foremost car. The car was thrown of,
/ and five of the others followed before the
locomotive could be slopped-some Of
them being overturned, others set up on
end, &c.
The men who were not injured, and
the citizens of the neighborhood, set to
work, and when we arrived we found
things as stated above.
The physicians attended TO the most
urgen, cases of The wounded, and having
made them as comfortable as possible,
the train started for Lambertville.
NAMES OF THE KILLED.-Matlkew
Malone, Patrick Coffee, Michl McGet.
rick. Michael Caveny, Jeremiah Leary,
Bartholomew Shehan, Michael Dalton,
John Irving. John Dignan, Thos. Mar
ran--l0.
John Conroy was terribly mangled,
and not expected to live from one min
ute to another, at the time we put this to
press, a o'clock Wednesday morning
We were not able 10 learn the names
of the wounded, but there are some ten
or fifteen of them. The most serious
of them are three broken legs, one of
Them badly, and three fractured collar
bones. None Of the wounded are con-
sidered dangerous, except Conroy, who
cannot possibly live many minutes.
On coming down the road with this
death train, some of the dead and wound
ed we're left with their friends at differ
ent points--,he waiIing Of wives and
relatives was herr,- reDding in the ex-
irene: and also al Lambertviile. where
A large crowd was collected. The dead
bodies were taken by their friends To
their homes in mourning, and the woun-
ded were dressed and bandaged by the
physicians present, and made as COM
Portable as possible, and conveyed 10
their homes.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

ENGINEERS CoMING!-A corps of En-.
gineers are daily expected here, TO COM
mence and survey the route of the Bur-
lington and Missouri River Railroad
from this place TO Fairfield. We learn
by letter, from gentleman of this place
now in Burlington, that the corps would
start from there on Tuesday or Wednes-
day. Let 'em come.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18
Every hody smokes in por.r,,, &

Every body smokes in Paraguay, S.
America and nearly every female above
thirteen years of age chews. Rather,
they do not chew, but put tobacco in
their mouths, keep il there constantly,
except when eating, and, instead of chew
ing, roll it about with the tongue, and
suck it. 1t is the custom, both on the par,
of gentlemen and ladies, to kiss each
other on meeting, and shaking hands on
receiving an introduction.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18
CINCINNATI Aug. O

Ohio State Stock Bank notes are moi
received by banks and brokers.
Large amounts OF genunes notes with
forged signatures, that canno, be detect
ed. are in circulation.
These State Stock Banks, the public
will understand, number some fifteen or
twenty Banks, all using the same des-
cription of notes, denomination a. plates,
They are secured by State stocks, but
The excellence of the counterfeits causes
the disscredit OF the whole issue.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

iR Contractors on the First Division
of the Illinois Central Railroad, north
of Cairo, are now offering $3.50, per
day for laborers. This is the highest
figure ever paid in the State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

Missouri REPUBLIcAN.-This old and
substantial paper continues 10 grow no,
only in size but in interest. We would
no, be without it for twice the amount OF
the subscription. We can cheerfully
recommend il to all who wish to send
abroad for paper, as reliable News
and commercial journal.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

~ The health of Ottumwa, and the
country generally, taking into considera-
ton the unusual hot weather, continues
better than could have been expected. -
But few cases of sickness have occur
red lately in our place.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18
FrightftIl Mortality la New Or
eeang.

CHARLESTON, s. C., Aug. 3.
A dispatch from New Orleans says
the total deaths during forty eight hours.
ending Monday evening, LIST inst, were
200, of which 1853 were from yellow fe.
yer.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

More than a hundred miles OF the Hi
nois Contra. Railroad are in operation,
and such is the forwardness of the whole
line that within year from the pres
ent time the whole road from Chicago TO
Carlo is expected to be opened Ten
thousand men are now employed upon
the work.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

~ The jury in the steamboat, Empire
collision case have returned a verdict of
nobody to blame" Some sixteen or
twenty persons killed and nobody 10
blame--"uv course"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

ALL RIGHT!--Frends MORGAN 81
McKENNY, of the Telegraph, are again
sending US their Daily, for which we
are "much obliged"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

tY The hot weather has increased
the demand for cooling beverages
Our friend PUMRoy, the Druggist, serves
out iced Soda, which amt bad to take.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Aug. 10.

Frink 81 Cos stage upset this morn
ing, as it was leaving Springfield. One
passenger bad his leg broken, and Q 9th
ers slightly injured. Carelessness of
driver
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

~ A steamer has been built al Nash
vile which draws only nine inches light
and can carry forty tons on eighteen inch.
es OF water
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

~ Thanks to Hon. b. HEM for
valuable public documents.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

tV Backberries, wild plnms and
grapes are abundant in this vicinity.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

fV Mrs. Meagher is now in this coun-
try with her husband.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

: ~ Troubles are like dogs--ihe small.
or they are the more they annoy you.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18

IT, We are under obligations to our
friend Jos. HAYNE, Clerk OF the Dis.
trict Court, for copy of the Assess.
men, Roll for the present year.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-08-18
THE DIES MONIES COURIE r
Proceedings of tic Agricultural
society.
OTTuMwA, Aug. 10, 1853

OTTuMwA, Aug. 10, 1853,
The WaPello County Agricultural So
ciety met pursuant 10 adjournment at the
Court House, in Ouumwa, this day,
CLEMENT GLEASON, President
pro TEN in the chair, and JOSEPH HAyNE,
Secretary pro tenn.
On motion of J. Alexander, One hun
dred dollars were appropriated for the
purpose OF awarding premiums a, the
Fair to be held a, Oiumwa, on the l4th
day of October, 1853.
On motion of E. Washburn, com
mi,tee of six were appointed for the
purpose of awarding premiums to-wit:
G. Dudley. ]. Thompson, Joseph Nc.
Intire, James McClung, G. ID. Hack
worth and Able Marsh.
On motion, of c. Dudley, ResolUed, That
officers of the Society have power to in
crease premiums TO the amount of TWEEN
ty-fse per cent, on all articles except,
Best year old Stallion, best 3 year old
Brood Mare, hes, Jack, best year old
Bull & hes, Seed Drill; Provided, funds
are obtained from the State.
On motion of ]. M. Peck, ReSolUed,
that the Editor of the Des Moines Cour-
ier and Eddyville Free Press be request
ed to publish the proceedings of this
meeting and list of articles with a
mounts of premiums annexed.
On motion, the Society adjourned to
meet again on the last Saturday Of Sep,
TENDER al &c clock, p. M.
A List of Articles
For which Premiums wiA be awarded
at the Wapeito County Agricultural
Fair TO be held at OH,tnava, on the
l4h of Oct. 1853.
Bes. Stallion 3 yrs old & upwards 81 so
do Colt years do 3 90
do do do do l SO
do Sucking colt 90
do. Brood Mare yrs & upwards 4 90
do 2 60 Filly 90
do do do 90
do Sucking Mare Colt ! 90
do pair Matched Mare Colts 2 90
do Horse or Mare in single harnessl 90
do Saddle Horse or Mare 90
do Jack 7 so
do Pair Mules 2 90
do Mule colt 2 years old so
do do do do 90
do Bull 3 years old or upwards 7 so
do do 2 do do 3 so
do do do do 2 90
DO do Calf 90
do Yoke work Oxen 2 90
DO Beef Steer / 90
do Brood Cow 900
Go 2 year old Heifer so
do | do do do 90
do Heifer Calf 90
do Mich Cow 200
do Boar 90
do Fatted Hog / so
do Sow g. Pigs Ha 200
do Pair Pigs months old 90
do Buck Sheep 90
do Eve do ... 100
do Fat Wether 90
do Pair of Lambs l 90
do 10 acres of Corn 200
do 5 do Wheat 200
do 5 do Oats 90
do Peck of Apples so
do lbs. Grapes so
do ! acre Potatoes 90
do Specimen Seed Wheat 90
do 2 Horse Plow so
do Rake for Hay 90
do Seed Drill 100
DO lbs. Butter 90
do 5 lbs Cheese 90
do Bureau 2 90
do Specimen Coopercge 90
do Double Harness 90
do Pair Boots 90
Election Returns.
DUBUQUE Co.-The entire Democrat
ic tickle, is elected, says the Express by
from 80 to 500 majority. John Ricketts,,
Sheriff; M. O'Brien, Recorder; G. ].
Liest, Coroner; M. Burke, Surveyor.
Muscatine co.-The Democrats have
elected their Recorder "a. It. Banks;)
Coroner IL. Mockmore) and Prescott
ing Attorney "a. o. Patierson.) The
Wings have elected their Sheriff I'd.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
EalI-wEEELY nEvIEw.

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a.t II .., ur. a ST. F.- srfI. .ts. ..4 Alll.l. II.
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amt
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rsvew s la rpearaues FRIDAY barely asbu, 45
la a. irregular f,a, On sra-g M ming tie caaias new,
IA our s5sflas ft the yp=ta=f s1au a7ry
tus 81 5000 changing day. prices
.as rat . have lee. l m tHa alys There was no in
,-oy,-es tysr On Afza4 sr 10 tss i=r1ssI or the . sad
W. re- 10 about 57 ts Yg,sr4Ay the n4,rh con
tHao. heavy only ae i7goba taken making s entire
sy bgt a,fga, aav 4.5Jo slsase We retain oar
las ga5a5gu,
T- ip fag r,c days 81 5 bales against IS gl5 balls or
te frt ' ss.r's "a Z. port
tsI,. s,a ii lg5 t a-aas 'ass.5 3, the same
t.lyv.
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80 y's'raa5.'-''''-..'.. 'efs~' eN5,=a' Ne-t7'2
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rngA,,OTia Tr.ea Nat continues anil and tle ,'fs sac
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t54sfG,gatlf and al c 2 b. We 5qye ats7 hsl Of 5s
lHis oa on FRIDAY SATURDAY prya We s quote
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Jones' snd Post Boy all aground in the lake Steamer k9'2
sd u at Pine Bluffs Of low Steamer Jn Turner
In lake. waiting Al comaunieson by water l.t%esh
Shreveport, the lakes and upper Red River, cut oH.
~ Steamer Anbas.ador left Cincinnati the 25h ut La roar
DAYS by weather the canal Posed steamer H.
gafian, barge hard aground Island u. The Australia wr
aground a cornell Baas, Bride 81. Francis.
w The bark Bsh exchanged Signals, on The IN Jenunr
A. long 49, with the British bark EuziRe, om Liverpool fer
this port.
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second Annual Sale Of the Batture Real Estate.
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.

THURSDAY, March Is, 1853, at II o'clock,
s. . w. e ssa !, .i sas si sss ass,s
e s ''s 5orsa q. sassrs No. Two,
& oi 5 s aad oasrs Or he rspisaiss.s. Of
eare 81 more y - h y gsn xaoNa = ns plsa o. =
% H. g. Cen Es Notary Pasl June D. ssl, and under
s as1 2 Is v 5 card y Alasr.n an A.isu Aidsrns
sbry i. 81 he remaining Lois p: ifGpnd remaining
LoT oF GROUND he bounded hy Fros. Leys.
~ho Sled % comply via a9adias,ions
BY Rs: a. ,,.ss;s lot Is forming
g. fTs al 3 u and Is IA the square bounded By Front
Fq!'n ~ as sasfs or isst bonded BY From. Lsvss,
80 4; ~ : !, : n - a SO M.rEet .isssa
L2is a. > a lT T .}-ii No.
pso5 "a J2T yI III 81 numbered ;
in the triangle bounded by Front Lsves s1'' Dsfa ass'"
'A 4 d 45s7 E OR LOT OF GROUND s1d'd By Canal
E LOIS orSp o-sg a-9eT5 1.d Z =
EIF1sN OTs or GROUND being auInosrs II l. 8, =
H. 5 Il aud IS square bounded b. ravisr, Poydrs
1 49, siSrEES ioI OF eRoryp icing aaosr,
PITY HI re TEES LIS u GROUND, being numbers
H. H. ~ ls u.s. the bounded By lafayette Srod'
q.'2 r a., lois Il s6In being Numbers 2s45s1s,s and
TO- in the square bounded BY Fulton FrH' Gir0d and SSs Dame
LOTS q eE9pzP B ss?s s .. "a 10,
issa wE,TYrHREE LOTS Of GRoEND, being numbers
~ y - rs ~ % 10 y u y 40 10 N 'As
a l FiSE lois Of GRoGb . and s IN d.
e y st. Joseph, Mlrkst falton and roni saets
EIyE TfTs or GRUu uubsra l. , and ), IN tns
,ar tldi s0sh Market elord, Fnaa and FRONT itreets
LOIS or GRUEND bang nErnoa !, > 4, 3 Nio
slar. 5ourd E ontroai and Deiora streets ane
Tyrng Buidys. 10 persons Anz 70 improves ms properly
49, Faltou street y ordered 70 ne pave.
Spectators viii have me
81 ns. years sIpssnes web saow ,HA nearly ne wHsis
Vtssssn and warehouses srsay erected On the o
safe and prentable Investments. Tt
Consolidated Cief NewOrleans, which
renders well Profitable estuaeni 70
Tsrss-(jrgfh balance N eq1al zza-snts divided IN
ru0us required three four yars credit Tor not
U-pg taor.s pfoPE Visa nLHFs. q Per cent per Al
- rom Az y tltatg, then la5I pr cent
Ell p~vr NJ The ztites boEfs Of the CT
- | t-E-g al e.r cash Llzu.z
e Al sale before H. B. Cnasi Notary Pabe az he expense Of u
e pa Of DE properly be r: " lie order Of peraz
/, N Ay5rtssT, hatcher Free Trailer, Nwforf Herald,
d T.rual until OF
10 III ,b-r accents previous asls the arrt1nesra
y IT, H. Is, IS, H. 81 p, y, u, % A-isA j. = Il s.
| 10. =. Is, Il, IS
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Lpsst prss "a assh book % esH:5-tsrrs csEh.
receipt ow1sg vii be landed q each purchaser a.
s avoid any mistakes confusion at the time Of de-
lvery
Received, New ORLEANS FEB. is5 from 5Lr - the sam q
FOR book order contained
shy.op No. II The ss aIsd III book be s3so OF upwards.
T J.. SPEAR L co.
These hoska somprss al
son sly and boand my me before daring
the
" rs part Of the State viii be paastuAiy attended
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


steamer Af4gr'a Sawyer, for AptacieoiR, Wood Las
Seamslr ous1a Smith, from ndHoia Nn Galveston 9Th inst to
Shin tia, t55 wfs u days nom NevYor to Woodruff &.o
SIR Tqalea Fe, y ly. ysvYqa, t. lratll.t dl's
Bill lax Ha,l ',o Lon lon3o@ >as IN ealas', sli'ga
hi. ta.. dsG' , Fs61s - lays fem rar. cla.-oa, h l-
t prf g,t Nny, say,, % daes FROM s. 1El1' IL ballast to
5ars sgg T'en5, l6a.v' u r6lylr a. pasor dc
R4ta N 6u, toa3 u DAYS F9E hsa1 Me. 10 master II.
srantns Aroa Re' cn.an,ro, from Havana, tal
1sf F.orseoa villa rom Psiaoao, q oe H,'.ter ret
gossrA gaa . l. NON looEla, Nj master lat dist
s.'g brig caafe, loraFe IS dga from Palermo to isrd
ssIr la Ga9ea tp., Law. o r,sos 70 ms,ersd dis,
Mexican Eagle Yashass,gur 10 days from Vera Cruz
shr Mary Ellen, CLARK Maa,ove IN ballast. na,er-Basn
Bug Elias Dudley Hopkins days Wilmington, 10 as,cr-rt
Steamboats,.
swan, sal, rom al Rogn sl, 81,
Empire state, Stem, from Cincinnati.
| Leila n , Beers, rom Beuf River.
il, .' a GIs from from f RsiSa .''s''
| Crescent Young, nom s. LOUIS
stacy, Tyson, from Yatoo river.
| Swamp FOA, 2emsr, from Red River
rrcn,oa, Kouas, ron Biyeu Glsisss
A Amsy5- c sa9n, i'ia J 81 i s@r
Fashion, Fasu,. from Baiae. -
TOnbost Whitney Iaatiar rom the Pa.a-ored down
KEW aud trs Mary EiiaSaih-Sfos Up sSp Jno canyr larl
TOwboat celaror Andrew Pu..esovsd and
r ps H % Ison and InS Amcbe Ros
I'"pG9 9Igal2a renaeE ron a Pls..s down and TO sen
LAM al,ry ra Riia rnns,s Joseph aai air Engi.
sgs r Phi! n, fna wa Ist swan and Fran
h o ap S AaIo a1 Pa down and 70 s, '
Moses hasai, b'lss Iarar kalooah, and schr Wye,
MEMORANDA
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tAk rs-GANAL STREET. "a Ia

& Ws7UANAL STREET.. -laN ElET
4 AJa NEW ORLEANS AASTIILA FACTORY. Il
9 Velvet Cloth McTno and silk Embroidered MAN
TiLLAs OF The newest style aud latest trimming Tor LADIES' and
"a suit oueTaat the NsNgfisala AaLlaA nc
tory, No, le Canal sfE-
fke proprietor tia Establishment respectfully zol the aree-
ton of Ia Newrans, particularly strangers eonng %
Ne ctv who are not splendid stock Of CloAks
ana MA NTIILAS opened sale 1T bis Alnlia ROOMS
call them they purchase other place and heE
Will be that selling them hatf the pns q any
\ ether IN the city, NV.
IN addition splendid and large stock o Cogks aud AanAs,
Ts cau every article The FANCY DRY GOODS TRAD,
Dresses; French SIX and Fancy straw BON
large stock OF EAlbRODERlES to u- ro 1
hsre the mGauActunTs pLsat ace ard Awe
SACKS AMI AASTlLLAs, CAPES CfENSElIES SLEEf Is and
COLLARS Eubradored Linen HASpkERCt u the same
lot be sold without style BLOOMsl TRIMMINGS,
Trimmings Ladies' Dresses TIA. cannot be had at any or
| =.
Wedding Dresses; BABIES LoNG ClOAkS and RObts tflNGEs
VFIVFS srrs sad different Shades; SLA IL
VET % he piece i5r making Mantllss. zoe,
particular s.ll e. Ck O. lana
ranh giving in tlair order. .
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- The snlendid passenger paeket steamer

u u
GEORGE COLLIER j. W. Go6ee, vii enve for MEMPHIS
md oil landngs TINS EVENING At o'clock Pasisn-
Nashva etc., going her take passage TIE new
uutsy which boat the Collier eonne Is
d Nympbu. W, SHAW n co. "a PoytiTas street,
SMITH X FlMSIER, az Foydtaa street.
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Eu- The regular Tennessee River Packet
MICHIGAN Capt IRWIN will FLORENCE and all ntemed-
~ WHITE BUCHANAN 81 Fulton street.
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@If3~ The new, elegant, swift running pas
packet JOIN ? TWEED, Mlsrd 4asiet lsavg, Ir
uoork positively Passengers toerd at the hour
UGLEaBY 4 MACkULAY,e IS Tohoupiouas street.
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by bark British Princess tho 25t Of January in lat 20 49,
long 20, aLl % gslaoot, from liverpool, iaPorl
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BOSTONPet 3i2 bales cotton 1901 lDa pork
4s1 hides ass btls do 81 rla leather.
IJVERPOOf-er ship Equator; 1910 tales cotton 5000 bis -four
BOSTON Mulio 1873 bales cotton do 2ei bs
pork 81 do rd 49, trees hams BIZ sacks 81 ofs
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TE8ASPeT steamship LouisAn1: - bales cotton Nianl2
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