Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-07
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

not have the to begin the work of restoring
their ruined homes and broken fortunes
The Board of Public works of Chicago
the river at Westinghouse, in that city, and the
work will be commenced forthwith. The tunnel is
to be ,45O feet long. The estimated cost is $780,,
600
The Census Board Of the State has just
equalized the real and personal property IN Iowa,
and find it to be s215 600 600 against SG7 100000
in 1863. The increase in personal property has
been greater.
An interesting young lady named
Specce while taking boat ride last week. near
Embarass, Coles County, H., was drowned by the
upsetting of her boat. Another young lady with
her managed to escape.
By telegram received at the Office OF
Indian Affairs. the arrival of the Indian Commits
sioners at Fort Gibson is announced They
reached there on le 2Sth inst. All were we'll
The Shreveport News of the 18th says
the negroes were dying in great numbers at that
place from crowding into town where there was no
accommodations for them.
Reports received at the Department of
Agriculture warrant the statement that the potato
crop this season will be one Of the largest crops
ever grown in this country.
The Hon A w. H. Stuart of Stanton,
Va, was, on Monday morning week, nominated
for Congress. George Z. Sinsny of Winchester
has been similarly honored.
The National Horse Fair at Spring
field Ill, closed on Saturday week, after six
days exhibition. 1t was well attended, and the
display of fine animals was extensive.
News from Indiana is unlavorabe in
regard to the grape crop The Catawba and Della
ware varieties, particularly suffering from rot
and mdew.
The notorious Albert Pike of Arkan-
sas, now residing in Canada, has applied for par
don. Two hundred Of the Mosonic Fraternity in
dorse him.
The boiler of we'll No. 64, at Pithole.
Oil City, exploded ON Saturday week, killing the
engineer and burning the tank and oil at well No
Gj.
1t is stated that subscription for
jeff Davis is now being taken up in Richmond
which already amounts to a considerable sum.
The Government is making arrange
ments to publish an exceedingly interesting his
tory Of the secret service OF the various Union an
mics, which will embrace the espionage on all the
GNU 50 80 VI '-'e '-'-' ,''l ''' ol-io l'i9
The Huntsville Advocate states that
the crops IN North Alabama from all accounts
'l-1 uio"'" "iii'n
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emf as s e,,s.l ~ ,i,o >d 1 ,,',I' & 3;1 e
!, to be held This v.eaI,
qr
y.ntion If Trenton ,ri,,r.l,,. ra,nin,,,,I ,1nfa.
Gen. Eupvop Of E,,cx f.,~ Governor and ,,,-..l .
,,ric, Of resolutions If tl,. 5,s1,,I r>aIco.-,ti,
stamp
"A serious accident Lanp,pad IA Gen
N,il rP.I.r.,lz,,i, ,,, NT,,,l,, ,i.,lt,ro.l, A.
he was .rtttins out Of =. street ear il, WASHINGTON
I, MA, knocked down, I,. g. I.,..a and I.d1, i'm
jmcd
The steamer PnnnsvIvario which ar.
,iv.a ,, vrg,7o, wool, from Ti,..,,,I ,,,,,.,,.
ass r,s,enaars This is Laevelto 10 tlo I,,,Tost
,,r,p,b.,. ever 1,rC,,r,It i, o,,, st,.,,oor
Prom q boat which arrived at Selma
on fine IN, two. Ia..,,.l tl,,t r,., ,,,,,,ti,,
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Governor Of tna rlcs,,t-,liar,,,sd 1rissi.;,,,;
Convention. i in WasIinaton sea,,inc, ,,,rdo,,
"o''''9 II'' ','"' oi C'lI'et'cu' mas pech
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Here are now III ana around W ash
Corpse p,,nbeine in tbe ,,roc,,ta Ir,t fIr7rteo,,
hundred men. and commanded by two hundred
commissioned officers.
tren band who sacked Lawrence, Kansas two
years ago. came to the house of a colored man
near the city. one night. and was arrested ia