Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
News from all Nations.

shoe manufacturer in Lynn to fill order for Southern
plantation. They intended for a slave who is ais"
oveseer, and measure l9 iicA,s in length with ccr-
responding width.
The Indian troubles in Texas have as
sumcd Formidable character. Late advces state that the
Northern Camanchcs Kioms and part of the ApacheS,
numbering in ALL fourteen Indian bands have declared
against that state.
The repairs of the City Hail. New I ork,
will cost so 900. The addition will be an extra story
with dome and clock tower running mp to ahcsht con-
siderahy Ioer than tue old one, and improving, it is
thought tue general architectural effect OF the building
The most valuable span of horses in the
United States are said be owned by Commodore Van
derbit. of New York. They are matched horses-They
cost him $4,000; and he has been offered $4,000 for
them II ...
Prince Napoleon left Paris on the Goth
per special train Warsaw there to the Emperor
of Prussia and witness the great military cvolutions. The
Prince was expected to return to Paris about the 5th of
October.
On the way from the City of Mexico the
diligence was attacked by robbers three of them
shot dead y the diligence party who escaped uninurcd
The United States Attorney General has
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.r .,.oo,ontI, yoid ON tbc strcpotb Of tb, onipop
M pro.nt vii, restore tbo yybo,r LIST Of retired and
,,,, oei,rs tl,,,, several or fIcr will bc Lrou,,lt
before Courts Martial to charges TO be preferred.
A serious battle is reported as having
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the Camanclc Indians, on the LIST uit. in which Lieut.
Van Camp aud four men "i The Cavalry were Killed ana
Major Naucan aud ten men wounded, while forty oI the
Camanches were Killed
The Hon WILLIAM JAY the last of the
sons of chicrJustoe Jay died Thursday at his resi-
dence in Bedford Wc,tchester county, aged 90
Roth uin,rS or the Illinois democracy have
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The iail mt Freeport, \. j. was forced by
the prisoners ON the night Of the 9th inst and all the
inmates escapcd.
AT Langdon Ind, few days ago, the
locomotive into several cattle that were on the trak
One of the animals fierce bull made show of fight and
sneh was the strength o his resistance that he butted the
locomotive and ent re train of the tack
Mrs. e H. G. Judson, (the gifted and
beautiful wife Of the notorious Ned Buntlinc y
fomd lying dangerously i'll in miserable howell utterly
destitute and alone. She is a writer Of great ability and
Il ''ie ue>''e ol ''c -Aulii''l'S' ration VlaI
Gen Denver shah recall his RESIGNATION Of the Governor
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hours afterwards This il truly distressing occurrence
and should warning to parents not to leave
their children alone where there is fire.
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Milton while in Bakers mill on saturday. met with an
accident that NAV cripple her for life even if she should
recover: While in the mill her clothes caught upon an
upright shan which wlS inuoton which drew hcr around
the floor breaking her leg and rusing her very much
little girl who with her gave alarm the mill was
stopped and he was released The child suffers much
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