Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
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Northern Central Railroad, was consumed b. ae
about $500, but insured. 1le' Ia
"A New York poet, on the coD,o,..
of Awful Gardiner, gOeth it thus = @A
We sing and shout our grateful Thanh.
That Awful Gardiners Joined our ra,L.
That, as the lamp holds out to burn
There may be chance for Patrick He.
And as his mercy's all enduren',
We may even hope for John Van E,r,u
We notice in the Chamberlain,
letter from Col. A. X. Mcclure, Declining n. 'E'
siona nomination The Repository intima+.. ;, .oss
be candidate for reelection to the Leyisstn,a
Minnesota, it is evident from thu =
gence received from that quarter, will 90 .n,;,
ton by immense majorities. The moyemer, :, '1-i
the ablest and most substantial men Of the psv
The Chicago Democrat, Republic, :;
nal of Democratic antecedents, urges in an
able article, the denomination of Colonel From,
candidate of the Opposition IN 1850
"A few years ago, Mr.. McWrotb,
merly.Ticket agent of the Central Railroad = D.,
became blind from transactiug business throne, L
screens in front of his desk. The company has,o,,
up newsroom for him, rent free ~%
"A murder which happened ye,,
has just been found out at Onarga, ILL., Tho
man d. J. Stanley and the HsIrrlerer Mr. ? r,'
who was detected by wearing the watch and ,l't
his victim.
Good wheat was sold four mile, =.
Bristol, Tennessee, the 10th of June, at 81, c.,
per bushel though the place is connected drecv,-
road with Lynchburg and.Rchmond.
The eaicers of the army of Utah a., !,
required to keep journal in which the geogr,,as
Typographical facts coming under their otsery,,i.
all carefully noted.
Robert Galloway. respectable farm,
residing near Benteysville, Washington county p,
found dead in a field that place, on Thur,5,v
He was observed by some lIarTesters, sitting ,,,
tree who, upon reaching him, found tbur baI,l,
some time dead.
We hear it stated that the Hon Sts,l,.
4. Douglas has been invited by the board of naD,.
the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society n a.
the annual address of the forthcoming State fair ,,f
he has accepted the invitation.
A number of robber es have recently. b..
committed in Pittston, Luzerne county. and s,ne s
dozen pers IDS have been arrested on suspicion Am
the places robbed were the boot and shoe establish
of W. C. Blair, and the clothing store of John Boas
The GAINESVILLE Independent SAYS that II.
Southern Railway Company ordered some dete.t,. ..
lice put on their trains to whether the coHlactr-
ported correctly, and that there is stampede in ,s
quence, three having resigned.
William T. Porter, the well known editor
of " The Spirit of the Times and more re,sat7s
Porters Spirit, = died in New York on Monday mar,
July 18th.
1t is asserted that there is not eonR7h
the Union that produces from her own soil more Een
than Washington county, Pa. IN ordinary years s
s2j0,OOO of wool, $500 900 wheat and -four sj9Gec Cos
s3jO,000 cattle, sheep and hogs, making total Of 81 ~
| 900.
The Masonic ceremonies in Cincinnati %
Wednesday last upon the occasion of laying the ogrs
stone of the new Masonic temple, were quite an igs
| affair.
The Syracuse Standard says the fine wcst.
has enabled the coarse salt makers to secure an l
ally large crop up to this time and it is Of superior q.
ty. The fine salt works have also made large Prgr
ton of the amount intendeu this season.
The Hon. Joseph f. Chandler, our nev7
appointed Minister to Naples, left Philadelphia Ia.
day, to take passage from New York
A slave boy, named Godfrey, was bun,
at Mobile, Alabama, on Friday last. His age was nl
thirteen years, and his crime the killing Of child b1
years old. He split its head open with hat,het eaas
1t attempted to get hold of the string of his kite.
The dwelling of DR.. G. w. Haldeman
Manchester township, York county, Pa was broken 1
on the night of the l4th inst, and robbed Of $500
bank bills, check for 500 on the York Bank, and
| yer watch.
| The enormous overflow Of waters doV
south has given the alligators widely extended ten
tory. The. New Orleans CLa.l Peayune states on d
plantation over one hSndred of these amphibious nd
sters have been killed.
| At the Railroad convention held at CtT
land, July IL, it was resolved 30 make the through
senger fares from all points the same as by the u
York and Erie road. Freighis, however are raised .
lar per ton higher than the New York and Erie road
A few days since, a man in Preston,C0
while perspfrting very freely from excessive heat Vi
into an ice house, and died in a few minutes.
-LGfner, the CiDeinatti murderer, is ende
voring to starve himself On the 18th inst. he had
ther eaten spoken for five days He refuses 70
| take of food.
Charles Stautz, paper in the Franz
county (Ohio) poor house, received intelligence 'A'
uncle, who had lately died. had LETT him 100000
Secretary Thompson, of the Interior
partment, now a visit to Mississippi, had hands
reception at Oxford, few days since.
There are said to be from 600 to IOO'
itOrs now at Old Point, Va Gov Wise is soournns
Cobb's Island Va.
One day last week, young man nam
Lewis Nobe, residing near Butler Pa, fell oa hay"'s
striking upon pitch-fors which had fallen of ana
standing upTight-handle down, running the prong
tirely through his body. he died in few days aIeI
accident.
-The Eutaw (Ala) Wig says there
living in that place at this time one ofthe soldiers
old French Empire. He was in the battles OF Na'''
Jena, and Waterloo-went through them all nnhnr'