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, 1865-03-22

LATER from EurOpe.
NEw YoEk, darch 2l.-The etesmship CITY d
Lonaoh, rom Liverpool the Sth, and Queenstown
datos. 'A'
N. De 4ontholon has been appointed French
A1n1sier fo ~ MMaM3hinston, M and u. Dano to Mexico.
It's reported that tho Emperor Napoleon ha,
finally declared that he will maintain tic Enpire
The London Star rcpudia.cs runors Of nosz,,
bic War between England and America
iho L1ncGn 1dnfs city article allndes to the
probable shipmcn's Of gold to New Yors, OWN.
supplies of Federal bonds to thu corttnent and
The arrival Of the Savannah cotton at New York.
The French Minister OF Public instruction has
rendered his resignation, bpt Napoleon refused TO
in The 4b.cnce OF later news fron, Ane,ie,.
Tl1ch wns anxtous1y expectcd, the result OF the
fall Of Charleston continued 70 be etserly can
1ho75mes ss5s "the nc.t operations are expected
Will singular Interest. Tuc Federo1s have recoy.
is stsn resolved TO stand ouf tili the cnd, they
hare made tut little progress towards The concln-
Confederate exhaustion have broach, Us to th #
turning potVt Which pieces Us within siohk OF the
dna scere I'D the part we shall b. called o. to plar
mt: As s tss Federal government maintain, the
which thc dues not acknowledge, tue question We
have to address ourselves to Is simply whether
they csn 20 to wnr with III with fair prospects Of
sncccsE. H1hcy can they ccrtainly WILL
The TMss argues TINT the Vas hington govc.n-
nent will thow Its wisdom By not atticEinr I'M
mcd1a:elF On the conclusion OF peace, but 1t will
be for Eaa aalibh statesmen, at tie proper time TO
eec that the quarrel Is not allowed to hang oyer
III 1t hu1ts American convenience and opportn.
nitiee. ~tFs1''
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Cotton 1at
Manchester market quiet aud steady.
BIends'u1s quiet anu ste=dy. Provisions dull.
Lard fir1nef.
LosDos-Consols ssf@sss; Money :; Illinois
Central I3l953t; Erie x33I5{; United States
kr2ls NfFsA.
, 1865-03-22
1atesf,

.7NEW YoRK, Tuesday. March T.
GAL1l avKE's EVENING ExcHANRE.-G:1i 15GH;
5-2ds old les, 52cs new 1oa; New York Central o9X
Erie 5sk Hudssn 9oK; Michigan Southa1u sGH Iii:
nois Central 1oo1{; Pittsburgh SIX Rock Island 50
NoIsh Western 2s1 DO preferred II; Fort Wayne g
o. & II. cer.t1c,tes 23A: Quicksilver e.; Mn1lposa
IN. Gold steady after call At LICK. The whole
stock market WINS very unsettled
, 1865-03-22
FROM lIEkDVILLE.


10y UulLcu Sf4teH TcIETfanh,1
MEApv1L1E, TUESDAY, March 81.
The damage done to the track of Atlantic and
Great Western Railway by the recent pnoarat,el-
ed freehet, has been fulIy rtpaired By the la,re
gangs Of Workmen put upon tho work. and trains
viii run regularly Upon the main lin. on aud nffsr
the 70 trst The Franklin branch. to Franl;in
and o!l City, Will not be In complete running o.
, 1865-03-22
Arrival of Esconei1 R-,s,,,-z

rlrate O'in1h- Both were without sut1cl4nt ma.
ports and are undergoing examination he}ore
, 1865-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Notice. la5tea OF ST. James Church are
particularly requested tb meet in the basemcnr OF
tho GhErch to lcorrow "Wednesday afternoon, at
3 AsCl0cE. r,ha+o-1t
, 1865-03-22
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT n1ARkKT REPORT.

&6peClA1 u3pAAcn 70 Inc Ht8Eern ETt3g.l
NEW YoEK. Tuesday, March q -MtdniEhs.
The pan1c IN Wall street still continues hut there arc
to1ce indications TINT It hes reached climax 1t tue
morning bosrd all stocks Gu tho list were thrown
iarE. y on tic market, apparently frcm urgency to
realize. nnd sh@ decline was ytry heavy throughout
GoreEimtnt Stocks were thrown on tie market with.
cut reptct to Price and suffered eoIally with Other
sce2tldc. s:cs old Issue, at TING sold at Sleex
atd c:oaed at decl,.e OF 5y On new Issue, and
4x On cM. fen-fozueB scc;inei SIX. The
IL Room has been The scaae o: Ii. widest excite.
nenf, ana fluctuations were wide and IRE 1ucnt. The
market fprted yeEE heas7, and there wa, fa'thcr
large fasi fascd upol lie 1.r:rt that the Federal
dett WIS bembsrd.nk Mobi1c. Towards nooa there
was ste: dJ upwure turn Ia prices, md he market
recsvele.s per cent f1 the lowest rric. Ct to-day.
The def 1T II Sherman btfore Got.bcro Va, the
cause Of tie rls.- The monty market Is well SUP
p3d With capital, Int en.rs are very cautious n7d
fe1utintzc coeterns very cloteIy. The rate for ca
leans per cent.
Petroleum atock very generally steady at the public
board. At the 1egular board there was more pres.
sure to SELL end with few exceptions the market
lower: Commonwealth. S42s; Excelsior, $500; Geo.
mants. 9oc 0ceznic. s2ou; Rind Farm, Is %: Tack
s3os Buchanan Farm. Fl Is; Cherry Run, 1oc j; Ens
pife C!t. 81 20. Knickcsbockcr Sec; Uo!tei States
III 50. TIE Petroleum market Is unsettled. and With
u downward tendency Ia prices. Sales have been
made Of crude At Sc: refined In bond 1t 5a9ic, and
tree at f347ic.
, 1865-03-22

NEW YbRK- Tutsdsy, March q,
The receipts Of Bcei CAttla Yero very Light Ills
week the tEeshets having
OF cstte at Albany created quite mic there, aud
this vas teieEraphed 10 our MARKET rscsnE
Del, but butchers refused to pay o1e than 1@2c ad.
y nee. to Which Wa conform o1r Quotations. Tha
RATES current wert wholly ncnal being the result Of
Hogs active, and receipts were Light prices were
bfrtef. ~ '
, 1865-03-22
@trapkD.

CTRAYED- From the barn OF o.
- q pENsOS. e53 East Madt.nn streee. On ~
sh tn,1 iii bsy four year Old hone. ~6o e to9f.
tet 1snds hig1, with darE stienk s'onS t. r. Ths
nrr.r Viii ba rsW nrdod dor bis trouble p! y
hiu1 70 Inc shore address, 1A'@''"s'
, 1865-03-22

Ro7DERr.-Ata late hour on Saturday night
Mr.. G. ". Rawson Wis standing on the corner of
Polk and State streets, when he was passed by tso
men named John A. Merriman and Thomas Lud
wick, who caught his watch chain md drawing
escaped. The police were. put upon the1. track
end they we're Coon captuftd. In The Police Court
yesterday morning they were held to bail IN tho
sum Of 81 900 eAch.
, 1865-03-22
FROM NEW FORK.
The Panic In Prtcta-RcporsetJ Fail.
ures OF Business Houses,

M N1x fonK, T9eedsr. March e1.-The fuspcn
t several others are said to have gone under. snd
two large dry goods firms are mentioned as ha ~.
fhe fssf says: sso'! 1.-Two or three snecn,,t,x.
1ime collapsed to day. Gold closed at i55I,''
Inc ETTrtss eays: The panic IN financial cfr
cles today fs severely felt By the conncrciai
e1mm9innlty; 9iy Ihe cepsesslon In produce and mer-
TO eell everywhere, bnt buyers are ehy. There is
general feeling Of distrnat a failure is report
cd In the wool trade, and some comproni.es
among gold operator. Cotton tuublru k6t7c
lard tc. cutme1ts. butter and cheese lower nnrE
declined IS PER br1, whisky ac. barley SC, fye 5c.
corn 1c oats 1cc, wheat 1s.c- and 1our 25G50c,"
NEW foRK, March ia special displica to the
toh'sfrctGt ddfeffiscr, from Elizabeth, n. j.,
Gays collision between two coal trains toot
place on the New jersey Central Katlro1a fhis
morning, on the bridge at Bloomsbury, rcsultinr
IN both engines bresElng throagh the bridge au1
falling 100 feet into The water. Fou, mctI vnrc
killed and several fntnret The coal trade from
The Lch1eh region Will be interrupted for a few
dn5s. 1s.p...x,...n.-.;,..
TIE procession Of the Irish societies vas DIE Or
Etx miles in lenHth ind Of very inteteet,ns char
actet. ~1"~'
NEW 1orE, Tuesday, March e1.-The csn..sl
Bank Wne robbed yesterday Of 10 10 and se0 hnnds
amounting to s64,010.
The monitor Dictator arrived here today from
Hampton 9loads. Her officers apc<k OF her in the
highest terms. portion of the time she made
tEe1se kaots per hour, Using only u furnaces out
Nav foEk, Tuesday, March 2l.-There hss
been more -ctlyi1y in gold, principally from huy.
ing OF The ehorts to cover their late ealca. The
price h15 fuetu2ted. between lS3 and l594.
, 1865-03-22

"Look on this 1ickurf, 0nd then on khak.''
Here you behold the 1nnEm step,
The pal1id cheek, wasting form,
Cntasted food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches, pains.
Elecpless nighte, and mental detpandenry.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Eiaeic steps, craving appctite, forgotten cares,
Genial thenEht nnd ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to the Quackenboas, the Doctor,
Smith h1d taken bottles three
III DEAGE's PLANTATION BITTEHs.
, 1865-03-22

The Monitor Corn Planter and Cult{Yator
combined. A nrst c]aeB machine for SaG. See
adverttsemett and bueincss notice In acothef col
unln. A COED Investment IN tunes OF war or pesce
rhsa-os19-1t
, 1865-03-22

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune, 4
DECATUR, ILL., March IL 1sf,

shooting AHntr In Decntur-A Deape.
fate Character ka1ted-Accidentai
, 1865-03-22

ColQate,s Honey Soap.-This celebrated
Toilet Eoap, in such universal demand, is made
from the choicest Materials Is mild and cmollient
in ife nnture. ffacranty scented. and extremely
bcnefcial in It's action upon the skin. For sale by
ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
feA b h1S5.1yseW Ved&sat.
, 1865-03-22
WEDNESDAY, MARCH @, 1s,s.
THE CITY.

New soKos.-For songs that are .tup to tlm.," :"
Root Cady arc decidedly remarkable. Wo hope
they arc not too fast in this Instance, IN bidding
~Jeh Goodbye" Sec their advertisement.
, 1865-03-22

MEs. GENERAL SHkEMAS.-Thc lady Of Gen,
II. T. ShefmaL arrived in this city last evening
and took Tpoms at The Sherman House. She was
received at the depot by Judge Arlington and DR..
c. BelelL She will be Appropriately received
Al the Sherman House TO day, the lateucss Of the
to give her Euch rec. ption as Il due to hcrseIf
and her distinguished Husband.
MrE. Shttmuu curues to attend the Great Sant-
tary Falr. 1t l. believed TINT ehe will spend the
intervening time IN this city, and use fer lnilu.
cnce lot the Fair. lhe people Of Chicago viii
not be flow to remember III :hs person oi his lady
the g1lsaD General who so often formed the buf-
den Of their eung while he wts "Narchinc
through Georgia." n
, 1865-03-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
FROM ST. LOUIS,


Military Matters Ia Hzsssourfg4 Scces.,
rlerEImnn-Gen- Fope's Important
Order.
, 1865-03-22

PETROLEUM SrocK ExsHANox-The mer,iro
called for last evening at the fremont uonso to
cstablish Stock Board Tor the sale OF Petro4eup,
stockf, was not held as expected. There WINS not
1u!l attendance, and It Was thought ndvtsabfu to
deler formal action until Tbufeday night,
, 1865-03-22

N. ". FA1E-H&sEr scuooI. Exu1B1uox.-The
feachefe and pupfe Of the Haven Public School
will give their entertainment, for The benefit of
the Sanitary Fair, on Thursday, April 9Th, in the
large room Of tho school building The table.ux
and musical selections have been already partiallv
arranged, the programme is good one, ana Ihe
be died in the hest possible manner. Eyery one
for the event
, 1865-03-22

In. V'ebster, now permanently located at
1Ga sonti cark efeet, treats all private diseases
nad oi sexual nature IN both ss5rs u
and reccJye lis oDfu1pp free Of charge P. q. Boz
2,99L All letters containing etamp answered.
, 1865-03-22

1EsDE.--On the inside of ihtz i.sue, will be
ionn6 our usual legal summsry and the report of
the proceedings Of the Historical Society, yester-
Oay
, 1865-03-22

Atlantic White Lend aud Lineeed Oil
Co., OF New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, ETC.
Also Linseed Oil, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
ea1e by Druggists and Deslers generally, and By
ROBERT COLGATE j. CO., General q gents. 257
Pearl street, New York. 1nsr1S-nE721y S&W
, 1865-03-22

AccmEKr.-A msu named Rancefort, residing
at No. Al south Deep'atnes etreet, was yesterday
severely injured by henry bundle OF paper fall.
ing from the third story Of house on Dearborn
street and striking him on the back Of tue ueck,
No hopes are entertained Of hts recovery Dr.. "
3. Slayter was in immediate a:tendance.
, 1865-03-22

G6atE1xRs AnnEsTZD-Aboutt i've o'clock yes-
terday afternoon squad Of police, headed By
Captain Nelson, made . snddtn decent upon the
gambltnE.house Of William Saunders, in War
streets, and succeeded In capturing the propric
tor and about dozen tnmaies who were buE11y
Engaged IN buckn. the tiger" A few minutes
and l5jnst diercnces when 1he ran III men 1na ssS.e
1nentr. together With the prisoners were taken to
the Central station. Justice Mcdonnell WIS sent
!or. and the keeper vas held to bail in tho ena Of
*.t0 10 appear lof examination this morning. The
inmates were held tn the sum Of $a1J each.
, 1865-03-22

n. ". FA1a-kEcEr11os.-A reception party
will be given at the Shcp.cy House, No. 81 Lasalle
street. tomorrow tThurtday) evening, for the
benefit Of the North Western Fair In aud of the
SANITARY Commission and Soldiers Home Avery
pleasant pathertng IL anticipated
, 1865-03-22

On BATNRDAY, MBfcA Is. At 10 o'clock, at SILVER
MANS YARD, West end Of Randoph4t. Bridge.
The Ccal IS Ill IN :Rood order. Ia excellent fol
Bkeam or manufacturing purposes
GlLBERt d sAMP5ON,
, 1865-03-22

SANITARY Para meeting for business, by
the lad,ca Of the Baptist Societies. will be held
in room No. Is. Young Mems Christian Assort,.
uon rooms, Methodist Church Block, to-day At
2 o'clock n. n, - A~NeJ a.
, 1865-03-22

Go to the ReEt.-Go to Bryant d sh1tto11
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator Address {enclosing stamps)
toF circulars, BRYANT & STnATToH, Chicago, ILL.,
, 1865-03-22

Paper Hangings, Painting, CalcimInine and
Glazing. Ct r. E. Righy,e, So Randolph street.
, 1865-03-22

MORE REEL PRISONERS IRON RocK ISLAND
train of Twelve azetcla+s passenger coaches left
Chicago yesterday morning rIa the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, having on
hoard fve hundred rebcl prisoners, and guard OF
dny.dyc men, In charge OF Adjutaut Shepherd
They e.. through to Baltimore with but one
Chauwe Ut cars. ~
, 1865-03-22

LARcEHT.-John lam, q soldier belonging to
company c. ed Illinois iuiantry, was sestcrdav
brought before Justice Mcdonnell, charged with
the larceny of eeveral small article. feom amone
The goods Of D. G: Lsmh at tfc Galeua Depot,
The ownere conla not be found to tdendfy The
Ae was tncd SIS, anu sent TO the BrldewsII ios
, 1865-03-22

Rue OrEE.-Jamcs D. Car;in, a tcamster en-.
ploycd at the Illinois Central Car Works, vas yes.
tcrdas knocked down and run over by pair o,
frightened horses attached to wagon losdcd with
lumber. Ills left leg was 80 badly injured thaf
ouputt tion Will probably he necessary. His
parents reside ai South Bend. Indiana.
, 1865-03-22

CAN'T DouoLAs.-Rey. E. B. Tutt1e, Post Chap-
lain Of Camp Douglas and Rector of St, Mark,s
Parish. WIS OF Monday evening presented with
handsome dressing gown By few Of his parish.
ionen. The presentation took place in the Chap.
cfCditable afuSr. -'
, 1865-03-22

~ Hnsdsall's Arn1ca Iiulnent, an infallible
cure ior hurnE, eca1ds, eprains, rheumatism, gun
shot wounds, paiEs In the limbs and back chill
hom bum Or scald the Instant It Is n1plied. No
tar1ily should oe without It For sse 6y Ill drug
gi4ts- fcN-m9 son
, 1865-03-22

The GA1r-The gale II Monday night, we
Team. did considerable injury to the trees and
buildings at and IN the vicinity OF Eranston. Tie
Northwestern Varnish Company had a portion OF
their establishment demolished: the roof was CIR
Ticd several rOds INTO IN adjacent field.
, 1865-03-22

SAcKs.-The first load of live stock over the
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad was uu,o.dcd
here Yesterday. 1t cons1ated OF thirteen iarka.
ta saapped darongh nom Cincinnati. They are ad.
, 1865-03-22

FmH.-Ihe fire about halfpast ten o'clock last
night was on, or near, tho North branch Of TIC
91ver' neae The city l,mfts. The bad state Of ths
roaas N u that region made 1t imposslble for Tho
, 1865-03-22

RKcK1Ess DR1y1no--Yestetday afternoon, an
cx1 1essman driving down Lake street. at rate OF
speed Incompatible With the ea:ety Of the people
IN TINT ever crowded street, knocked down and
nm over lacy ut the corner Of Clark Etree' for
tunatcly doing her no serious injury. The iuhQ-
nan fellow never &1ackened his pace till brought
TO stand still By police officer The crossings
ot the tntcrs cthon ot Lake and Clark 6trcets are
the most crowded OF anJ In the city, and great
caution should be ext rc1sed by both drivers and
pedestrians IN passing thern-
, 1865-03-22

Tn ReMt.

To RENT-From May 1st, store.
l. room. first door OF no. u son:h WAFER street,
twenty feet wide by bpEdTed and thirty deep
to an alley. Apply Oh the pttuaisea, second naor.
nh214l9S9t
, 1865-03-22

HAscocEh VETERAN conrs, ne are informed
by Col. Ma:mbore, dte general rccrnia1e agent Tor
Illinois. will be armed with tue deadly md terri,
lie sixteen shooting Spencer Rifle. Ey.ry man
of this p" Old Guard" will have orc OF those supcrb
tccn times per minute at the rebels. 1t renders
each soldier Who Il good shot. 1ul match for
ct!e2sf ten Of the "J0hnntca."
FIVE companies Of Illinois veterans have alrcslv
Eccn mustered in and foI7sarsed 70 Washfn-ton
10 JOIN the corps. Five 1norc companies are ex.
ptGted 10 be raised before the close or this month.
lllinoie captain who had served three yests and 4
hall, enfis,tne rs private in this corps. Col.
Ma!mhorg informs us that he has cElatcd three c.
with'n a week. 1hey can make more money Tim
by Staying Al homo.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06

ACCIDENT-A son of Mr.. DAVID FISK, of
Franklin, aged about seven years, was missed from
the house on Saturday the 11th inst, and search
being made for him, his little handsled was found
in the mill race, lodged on a cake of ice. The
children of the neighborhood had been in the habit
of riding down dugway road in a steep bank,
close by the foot of which the mill race runs and
on exlmining the banks and road, it appears that
he started his sled at the top of the bank and when
about one fourth of the distance down the sled
over the dugway down very steep place into the
race. Where he went down the bank on one side
of the sled track appeared to be the print of his
little heel stuck in the crust to stop the sled
and the other side of the track the print of his
little hand These marks and the sled i'll the race
are the only witnesses Of his fate. The creek has
been searched as thoroughly could be while the
water is so high, but the body is not yet found
MontrOSe Republican.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06

BOILER ExPLOs1ON.-On Monday morning
Goth inst the boiler in the steam saw-mill of the
Barclay Company, at Barclay, exploded. scalding
the engineer, Mr.. ISAAC D. WEBER, so severely
that he died in about SO hours after suffering most
intense agony. The explosion occurred about
O'Clock in the morning, while getting up steam
and the guages had but moment previous been
tested, and found all right. The boiler was a new
one, and must have been defective. 1t is supposed
that Mr. WEBER was standing in front of the boil
er, oiling the machinery, bulkhead being between
him and the boiler. The force of the explosion
drove the bulkhead out of the mill, carrying him
with it. Mr.. W. was from Springfield township
aged about 36 years. He leaves wife and three
children.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06

SOME OF THE EFFECTS OF THE FLooD.-We
learn that SINNERS Eddy in the upper part of the
county Is or 10 buildings, mostly dwelling houses
were swept away-NTr L. D. Sturdevant's house
with Ill its contents, leaving him nothing but a
''rlntRt l0t." The losses of others all along the
river in lumber, fences, buildings, &C.. have been
immense. The principal sufferers Of loss here, if
We except those whose houses, and in some cases
furniture were filled with mud, and whose gardens
have been all laid open to the commons, are Messrs
Samuel Stark, c. P. Miller, John Day-they being
principal owners of the Bridge.
The owners of the ''Sharp Mills" Messrs. c..
? Miller Vim. H. Piatt and T. L. Ross, have sus-
tanned loss of at least thousand dollars. They
had about 1000 bushels of corn in cribs near the
mill, which was all set afoat one crib floating
down to the creek bridge which operated boom
IA large amount of chop &c, on the lower floor
WAS overfowed and spoiled. Two large stacks of
lumber 80 or so thousand feet, were swept away
from below the North abutment of the Bridge, this
belonged. one stack to Mr.. Samuel Stark, and the
other to Mr.. John P Avery. Wyoming Republican,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06
d I T. d

MULLIHAN-In Warren, at the house of J. c.
NJ inning Esq, Feb. 26, of Inflammation of the
lungs, Francis c. Mullihan, of Owego. Aged
ID years.
Seldom have our sympathies been more excited
than for this interesting boy and his bereaved
mother His pleasant manners and patient endu-
rance Of intense suffering will long be remember
ed by the strangers who attended his dying bed
Rest gentle boy, from all thy labor free,
Thy widowed mother looks no more for thee
For thee no more ascends her evening prayer,
Gone is one cOmfort-gone one care s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06

tag The amount of damage done by the
flood to the North Branch and Junction Canals
proves to be very serious. The officers of these
companies are now making such inquiries and es-
Inmates will determine the course they may pur-
sue in regard to repairs. We trust that the Canals
will be in operation for part of the season, and
we have no doubt that if the companies conclude
to repair the Canals, the work will be pushed with
energy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06

The FLooD AT ATHENS AND WAvERLY.-
The H'ueriy Adrocae gives the following account
Of the food at Athens and Waverly =
The people of Athens have suffered severely by
general flooding of aportion of the village. The
waters OF the two rivers united at the foot of me
hill, Bood's foundry has been seriously injured,
and the loss of the company is large in other re-
Spects The loss in lumber has been most serious
IN that vicinity
Harris & Co., and c. F. Welles have suffered the
most in that respect. G.. H. Welles has suffered
great loss by the destruction of fences &c. on his
farm. Nearly five miles of his fences have been
swept away. He also lost 40 sheep.
The same paper says of the damages around
Waverly -
Some few of our citizens have met with serious
loss by the food. Among them is J. L. SAWYER 4
Son, Arthus Yates and C. H. Shepard-the former
hy loss of lumber and the latter by injury to his
farm on the opposite side of the Chemung. There
aro others, probably, who have suffered more OF
less III the same way
Citizens along Shepards Creek have also suffer
d severely Several dams on the upper part OF
the stream torn out, and bridges swept away.
lhe dam at Westfalrs grist mill was considerably
damaged also the dam at Stone & Tozer's Tan
merry The dam at Morley's grist mill was some
what damaged and q part of the bridge carried
away Wheelocks dam was much injured In
. '1et al have sustained loss more or less
Seven head of cattle were swept from the farm
. " I. II. Shepard opposite this village. The saw
~4'ii and sash and blind factory of G. W. Ham
Ioad, near Tozer's Bridge, were almost entirely
|SUoyed-the drying house was carried away.
4 livery foot of lumber around the mill was lost
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06
Totals ls............525 3O4 295

THE LADY's FRIEND.--" Grandmother's Sto-
ry is the significant title of the handsome and ex-
pressve steel engraving of the April number of the
Ladys Friend. The story attached to it, by Bella
Z. Spencer, explains the significance of the en-
craving Then we have the usual richly colored
double steel Fashion Plate. Then a variety of
yther engravings of the fashions work table, &c.
Then for music, song, 81 Built Bridge of Fan
cies" Then the usual amount of literary matter,
Novelties for April, Editors Department, New
Books; Receipts Fashions, &C., &c. Address
Deacon 4 Peterson 3l9 Walnut street, Philadel-
pl1ia.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-06

THE GREAT 1NUNDATIoN which lately swept
over the country, has not effected the Clothing En-
porium of GEO. w. CooN..& Co., who are prepared
to rehabihtate all those who have suffered the loss
of wearing apparal- Superior goods, skilful cut
ting and durable manufacturing is the rule at COOKS
and all his suits warranted to suit. Give him
a call ifyou desire Clothing which cannot be ex-
celled, in any establishment whether in city or
country