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Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
THESTORM !

Br.g 1us e fr0ra Vrecked. Gallant res.
cue Of the C'reU.-EIeren Men SAGE
from the Wrcck.
Iae storm yesterday wns very severe
al this enl Of h.lake, rolling 10 a heavy
sea IRON the Northeast. All the lumber
vessels coming down before the goie,
being Of Ugh, draught, was fortunate
enough 10 make the harbor, entering
close 10 the North Pier; bu. heavily load.
ed vessels dare not arsmps that channel,
even with the va'er as high IS !. was
yesterday. The bark Sunshine lay well
Al anchor al day, come distance north ol
the piers; and ana,her vessel isy of near.
ly opposite the harbor. bu, so far on; tina,
che could no, be identified.
The brig ~l'uscarora. loaded with coal
from Clesvelsnd, came TO anchor south
Of the bar yesterday morning bu, im,ne.
dia,sly commenced dragging. and drif.ed
rapidly 10 le ward. until abou, one mile
south VI the piers, and only three or four
hundred fee, from the railroad break wa.
ter. Her mas,s were cut awav, and she
held on better, although s,ill drifting slow.
~.
Az the night wa. approaching and the
prospect, wss that the storm would in.
crease. the sisus,ion OF the crew became
critical. Ii the vessel should Gil aud sink,
Or 20 against, the breakwa,er during the
night, they mus, al inevitably be- lost
A oon Is their danger was reported 10
the Harbor Master, Capt. J.. A. Napier.
he and Capt. Warner Marine Inspector
Of the Chicago Mutual insurance Tom
pany. commenced rally ng ere vs. to SO TO
the rescue with the two governmeL, Life
Boat. No difficulty was experienced
in collecting a band Of courageous and
skillful men from the vessels in the rlv
eg.
The passage from The harbor 70 the
wreck was accomplished withou, much
difficulty. The shore was lined with
spectators IL witness the rescue, and
hundreds stood upon the railroad track.
The boats were welcomed. on their arri.
val At the brig by cheers from the crew,
clever persons in all. The declaration
was effected b. the life boats rowing up
cautiously to the eide Of the vessel. and
as they drif.ed astern, those on board
would sieze a favorable momeni Il leap
into them. Every time that one oil The
crew leaped into q life boat. q shout oil
joy would burs, forth from the crowd on
the railroad track and be echoed by those
on shor,; Captain Mullens OF the Tus-
caross, VAS the last man 10 leave the
wreck. He declared al frs, that be
would remain on board and share her
fate. but nj last suffered himself to be
persuaded 10 jump into q Of tie hoass.
Nov came the long pull TO reach the
harb.r. Each boat had six oars in the
rowlocks. and . steering oar dashed in
iss pace. They were sssered by the two
Napie,s, who exhibited much skill in
keeping them head 70 she seas. running
- they did moun.ain high. The bos,s
made good hssdway agains, the wind and
waves and reached he hsrbor without
accident, the persons in then. completely
drsnehed by the spray. As they passed
up the river the people on the dock ,es,i-
fed their admiration OF the bravery oil
those who manned them, and joy II ihs
success al the effort by enshusias,ic
cheers and clappinR Of hands. !.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

Hoos.-The Cincinns;i Gazette, Of
late date. says: I'VE hear Of no move
mens Id shs market for hogs. Packers
arc NOT DESTROYS 10 make conMacss, ex.
cept 10 . very limited extent and for ear
ly delivery. Hogs for December are
freely offered Al @6 net, without 6ndixs
purchasers. The eseessively large grow.
ing csop'of corn, with the prospective
high price Of hogs. il expected 70 pro.
ducs On lmoun, Of msa, in the ives, lar
ger than last year. Notwithstanding The
deficiency shasis supposed 10 exist in the
supply Of stock hogs.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

y The number Of emigrants arriv-
ING ia THE country during the first two
quarters Of This year il lo6,5l5. sgaihsi
l00, ace last year.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

y The Rogsrsville (Tenn.) Times
runs up q is head he name Of Millard
Fillmore ios Presidssta and Neil s. brown
fol Vice President.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

- Gov. GsinEs.s ~ ss-reelanasion,
saeaiss.1 A4radGv ne - daye No.
pessdsr - b nbasssed 49, . day efpub.
lie shsshssivisgan psaiss 70 Almighty
Gsd 6seShs iaespsabls blsssipgs:vhict
- ee6pjs and iscisiduals, 10 have en-.
jovsd."
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
Sr. LovIs, Sept. is.

The Fres Deiless Of Kansas have nc,
minated Ex-Gos. Resdes for delegate 70
Congress, aud have selected The second
Mondsy il October fer the election,
being sweek afaer ,hs election called BY
the Legislature.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

A MoseG HusBAKD.-"Wiie," sait
. hen.pecked husband. "go to bed"
II wo6't."
"WeH, then, Gil UP; | will be minded
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

Hocs.-Ths Canton (IlI. Register. Of
the 9th says:
The present Indications are that the
price Of hogs in ,his and the adjoining
counties viii rule high the coming season,
~ We hear that some Of our packer
have already "opsned the balr' Al eS.-
A. such prices, with the prospect Of one
Of The heaviest crops eve raised in .his
section, our farmers rockeis will be well
lined with the 'maserial aid" the coming
winter.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
l)emoine Navigation and Rail Road Company
kAKR ~HkrAAIKKKY-


vT,HlS Company, having entered upona vigorous prosecution o. teI improvements the River,
i with the view Of bringing it into use at the eaietp possible Moment and being desrous Of
meeing AS far as possible the generally expressed whhso OF the people Of tn Desmohes Valley,
hereby give notice a. their Land Once will e opened At This place At as early day suey
In the meant time, appicaionsw will bcr received at this Office, from persons desiring to pu-
which will ntne hem TO apefcnceM the Companyh valuation, lin the order of the
receipt of heir publications. Applications should be made the form appended hereto
Term 0' sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten per cent 0f the purchase money down. and ten
cent per year. thereafter with semiannuhi interest at the rhco f eight per cent, per yH,
on all sums unpaid Upon Timber Lands, onef0arh down. and tn balance IN nine equal an
ml insslment, with mtefea as above. Payments can be made mcaAbo rh bills Of ankSn
the State Of New York, or In the Bond of this Company, at par.
The Lands will be sold to actah settler, only, am annual improvements whl b cqurcd to
be made EH4s E&# 4M ..#.## %#8.3-
The Lands now offered extend up tn Dsmones River as fr as Section 2I Township 30,
Range ~ Vest M -@
PRs Of the Lands can be- seen at this Office, where any information can chd by application,
in person or b. mail. "E 1a@ e~#H# EMr#M
FORM or APPLICATION.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

TO RELIEVE CMoxEn CATTLE Mir
. spoonful Of gun powder with enough
hcg's lard to form . ball the size Of =
hens egg open the animate mouth.
and after pulling out the tongue lightly.
chuck the ball Of lard and powder in ihs
throat. let 20 The tongue. snd the work 10
done. have tried this in two instances.
and il produced immsdia,s relief -CsMn.
Try Gsntkmsn.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
PRoYIpYKcE. Gept. lQ.

PROVIDENCE. Sept. IL.
The jewelry store Of Geosge Barber.
in this city. was broken open hasa night.
and shout $4,000 worth Of waschss $40
len.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

A fire occurred n Carbondale, Pa,
Susday A. Destroying about half Of
the business portion Of the town incIud
ing Bronson's Hotel. Loss estimated 10
$75 to 600, OOO.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

- The Keokuk Morning Glory ha,
been s~upsscasded BY the .'Daily Even
ing Times;' BY Willing 4 Husssy.-
We did not . the irss number, sni
cannot cay what i the color Of the prin,
ciples Of the new propriesors and editors,
-Aackeys. II
We were favored with . half sheet. 70
BADLY printed thas We we're Wholly uns,
BE - ascertain more from il shan that
the .'Dispsseh'' had disd. aos from q
want u Ne elsmants a life. bu. eeahls
shs censssn 70 change polisicaa front OF
oshsswiss adapt Itself 10 circumstances,
wishept compromising The cSnsisssney
Il ~ apsapsisaors.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

The AWARDS At PARls.-Ths cor.
respondent Of the N. Y. Tribune wri.
ing from Paris on the 25sh, states ,ha,
The Juries Of the Exhibition have about
finished their labora, and The following
awards are reported to have been made
70 Americans To Nee ormick's respe,
. gold medal; 10 Nanny 4 Atkins' reap.
or, . silver medal; 70 Singers sewing
machine. the highest premium on sewing
machines; % Rishmond's boiler iron cut.
ring machine, : silver medal; 10 Ladd &
Go = pianos, asllver medal; 70 Fowles
4 Pseserre. dentists, a silver medal (,he
highsss on eenissry;) 70 Pitts ,hreshine
machine. . golc medal.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
Kenosha. Sent. 90,

Kenosha. Sept. 20.
The steamer Queen City il reported
ashore between Sheboygan and Milwau
kee BY the Propelles Sun. =
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
New York. Sept. 90.

Rev. George Hnbers Doane. an Epis
copal ~clergymsG has gons to the Roman
Catholic church and has been formally
deposed by Lie own father. bisno2 Of
New Jersey.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
Milwaukee, Sept. "a.

WIZ SuAco, sept. 30.
The Propeller Forest City, from Buf.
falo, with 400 tons Of merchsndize any
90 passengers tor Milwaukee and Chi
cago, and tie Brig Assia, from Chicago
Tor Buffalo with . cargo Of 10000 bush
els corn, came in collision near Grand
Traverse on Thursday last. Both YES.
sells sunk. The passengers and crew
were saved in the boats and afterwards
picked up Oy the Schooner Hamlet which
arrived al This port this morning.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

~ AKpERsoN Il BRADSHAW have dis.
solveJ. and CnARLEr 'goes j, aloae."-
See hissnsw advertisement.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

Baltimore, AZ veil 40 Norfolk; has
been afflicted with myriads Of flies Of
. strange appearances. Al first. is wss
supposed b: tine Ballimoreans that this
phenomena indicated q condition OF al.
mosphere similar 10 that in Norfolk; bu,
DR.. Gideon B. Smith, tho we'll known
ensymologiss, explains il very Intelligent
J.. He says that, q. ,his season Of the
ysar, certain species Of ants take wing
and seek new homes, and TIA. 40 they
generally do 20 in single swarms, they
attract but little notice. Occasionally.
however. numerous colonies of them take
wing and swarm. thus filling the air.
thoss which appeared in Baltimore. on
Friday list, were the little black snd red
ants. % annoying in houses and gardens;
and Dr.. Smith supposes that. looming
from the country about Baltimore. they
became confased 10 passing over the city /.
Accos6ing q The description Of than.
hey do not rescmble the ilies which have
become 90 numerous n Porlsnouth.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27


In tlls winter Of lS49 Senator Douglas
came 10 shis city. and his arrival was On.
nounced by q salute from cannon. llia
object then was 10 sustain the compro.
mise. In his speech on the occasion. he
declared that the Missouri Compromise
was akin TO the Consiitution-and thai
oil the evidences Of public opinion seem
ed 10 indicate tina. .ihis Compromise had
become canonized in the hearts Of ihe
American people ~ q sacrad thing, which
no ruthless hand sohuld ever be reckless
enough 10 dis.urb!'
While Dur paper 10 going 10 press
there 10 another Douglas salute progress.
ing. Ii 10 announced that senator Doug
Las has returned to sanctify. in q speech.
The ruthless hand that has destroyed that
compromise'-so sacred in his eyes in
ls49 40 10 be declared akin 10 the Con.
stitu.ion
Surely he must have great confidence
in his own powers. or great contempt for
consistency and the understanding Of the
American people.-SpringfeM Josr.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

ga new game was PLAYED upon .
traveller st cleveland the other n,ght.-
A fellow traveller accused him Of picking
his pocksss on the cars. Upon the o.
rival Of the train .. polics officer (bogus)
anessed him. and took him ioa police
court room (.lso bogus) whore examina-
sion wei deferred until morning. upon the
defendants leaving 600 - security. -
he had no friend 10 sign the bond. The
900 was . dead loss.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

MEnPnis. Sept. 81.
Considerable sickness here. Some
physicians doubt The exisssnes Of yellow
fever. originating here. A few cases
now, but indications Of decrease,
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
ALBAKY, Sept. 20.

This A. n, The 4 o'clock train on the
Central Railroad from Buffalo, came ia
collision with . sassle tram, throwing The
engine and isndeSioG tho track. The
engineer and 6rSman were killed. and
breakman and express messenger badly
injured. No passengers were killed,
though several limbs fractured. .Ssvera'
freight cars we,e dsmolished and q NUN.
Der Of caule slaughtered.
When the express train came up. The
cattle train wal being drawn of on .
switch. but coupling breaking; one hall
Of the cars were 'rft on track with which
she Buffalo train collided.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

New Orleans, Sept. 20.
There are l07 cases Of yellow fever
in the town of Canton Mississippi.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

c. Newspapers throughout the De,mdnes Valley md on the Mississippi south OF Dubuque
and north of the Desmdnes Rapids Dubuque, Gakna. keokak, Warsaw and Alemhddah IN
cusse) will inset the above, weekly, for three months, sending copies this Office with
# 333m
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

A SARAToGA IN ILLIkols.-Tbe Jones
boso Gazette siss = description Of some
niussal spsines. abous elk miles from that
place, which il sf6rms arc equal 10 shs
famous springs a Saratoga. A village
called Western Saratoga has alsesdy
grown up around Them. and has become
abe resort OF many invalids and plsasars-
seekers from Illinois. Missouri. Kentucky
&c. The place 10 sursonsdsd by Eo-
manti; scenery, boasts d swo respscsa
BIZ. hotels, . post ONCE, store &c, and 10
growing rapidly.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

NEw OaLxAks. Sept. 81
yellow fever 10 msking terrible kavos
u Naschex. vicksburg and Waterproof.
10 the la,sr place nearly I'll The inhabi.
Muts are sick.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
HSOuns 0ePSs SVs
SECOND DisPATCH.


Locomotives and lenders on both trains
demolished; John Pratt. Engineer, OF
Albany, was Instantly killed; Franklin
Kirkland. fireman, u Albany. both l+gs
and arms broken. cannot alive; WIN.
Gtifiag. Of Buffalo, Express Messenger
il 10 feared fatally wounded; Matthew
o a messenger. had his leg broken;
Geo. Simpson Of Ehiosgo. . Cadet 10
charge Of Express Co.. had his hip bro
ken. another passenger belonging | o Al
bany. had his back broken. No other
passengers injured.
uShares Of eiO0, In the stock of the
Pacific Railroad, were cold a, auction 10
81. Louis the other day, Tor ell. The
stock Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road 10 quite - flss il rot more so.-
Rather . bad show this Tor ST. Louis
Railroad investments.
Having pretty vel! Stayed these two
Roads. the papers are opening out strong
q ainss the North Missouri Road. and the
alleged corrupt illegal. and fraudulen,
action Of the officers and directors. in the
location Of the road. and mismanagemsnt
Of the Affairs generally. How long :
time will il require for the papers Of s..
Louis 10 demolishf that concern remains
to bs ssen.- Gate City: !
KsmlSs sY rREsCARss--Jamea Harris,
Of Homer. New fssks was kiIl4EA
Troy, New Hsmpssisss where he 6sxnr
sly resided. % lhs 5sh isst. He VA IN
he Get Of leaving the carr. whom the
train suddsaly started, presipitasine him
upon the track. ard > portion Of tho train
psssed over his body. he survived on.
" few moments.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

1The Lake Superior region 10 gen
orally supposed to be Siberian cold
yet close observation now shows that ,h,
average amount Of cold during the win
ter, i less than in any other region j.
this country, e.At Ct the rocky mount
aims. in the same latitude either cas-. o.
west.
The climate 10 more equal than Ia the
country bordering On Lake Michigan
Miiwaukee ~ isconsin.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27

BALTIMORE, Sept. ~.
Iidings from Norfolk and Portsmouth
this A. n, are gloomy. Al Norfolk for
% hours up 70 Tuesday noon he new
nases were so and deaths 80.
Al Portsmouth, during same time the
deaths were IL.
Demoine courier., 1855-09-27
FORM OF APPLICATION.
N. 4 n. Coy,
IOWA:
(Give here the Post Office address and date.

thereby apply to purchase the ofsecton
=, Range - West ?. NJ, ard offer to give for the ane dollars per acre.
Here sign name plainly.l
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSE NJ
- oss1rt Of The g,ea5 spIp, Campaign IN The way Of
The production Of marvellous catalogue Of amazing Natural
fhetonens Isver before witnessed tcsetheI such the
NEW'HAMfsHIsE MAMuOra GAL!
weighing over Blk HUNDRED POUNDS young womsn
and requiring l2 yards Of ps for her daily costumes the
MAINE GlASTEss,
Mics Silva Hrdy, whos ns.rly EfGar FEET HIGH,
enter orein,y door without soepne and Of pair
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The renowre and In xpicsble
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THE FLYING DUrCHMAN,
arusptie Drama of THRILLING interest, In 5 acts.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
From Monday, April 2. to Saturday. April 7, 1853
With The en- tire strength Of the company.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON ct O'Clock. the charming
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TIE OTHER AFTERNOONS or THE WEEK..
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IN ssdoa to the usual calendar pages and AstEo.oaci
fHs sovERSsEsr OF The UNITED srArEs-E..
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Histories. and critscs she.eh Of To. War between Russia
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The Rise, Posrts and probable Destiny Of the myxsCss
POtrc>l
gIATlsTICAL VIEW OF AMERICA.
Table comprising the Name equaIe hies, Pop1lstioa,
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Rotary of Navy, Postmaster General, sc
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KLECTiok RETURNS FROM EVERY STATE IN THE
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Table containing LIST Of the States Csptas Governor
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