Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

skill OF our special reporter. heinenpc' sias ~
other Journal in thescounty Erontains them. Let
the Ishrselite np street look and how'll
Com. vs. Casper Burgraf Indictmenti for SCI
ling liquor to an iptempcraf person. y " s'"'''
an6 da ssssn Is Thonas G 4. Iyre Larceny, verdict
n1s Com. Sa vs. James shecIy. & John Dillon Riot,
contiuued -
Com VS.. John Zents- 0bstructing the course
of public justice. Not guilty and that the Prose
cuter pay the costs. - sif -
COM vs. VIM. Trotter. Tipping House. Con-
tinued.-
Com. VS.. JohnsP Parrish Tippling House
District attorney enters nolle prose qnl, on
Com VS. William Wilson. Tipping House.
District attorney enters nolle prosequi, on,
payment of costs.
Com. VS.. Sarah Rose. Fornication, verdict
guilty.
Com VS.. Gideon Marlett. Tipping House.
Oef't not taken,
Com. VS.. A. Bradley. Tipping House Dcet
not taken. Nf9s
Com VS.. William Strauss: Tipplins House
Def't not taken.
Com vs.. Richard Trottcr. Tipping House.
Com. VS.. George Litzinger. Tipping House.
Delft not taken.
Com. vs.. John M'coy. Tipping House. Def't
not takeh-
Com. VS.. FretPk. Schneider Tipping House
Def't not taken,
Com. VS.. Joseph Craig. Keeping Tippiing
House. Def't not taken.
Com. VS. Henry Crops. Keeping a Tipping
House. Def't not taken.
Corn.vs. John B. Myers. Keeping Tipping
House. Def't not taken.
Com Patrick Burns Keeping a Tppling
House. Def't not taken.
CON- VS.. David n. Tuder. Fornication and
Basterdy. Continued.
Com. vs. Joseph M'Crery. Disturbing a school.
Not guilty, but that Dcf't pay the casts.
Com. rs. James Campbell Larceny not gull
C,m. VS., Andrew Swiers, Misdemcsnor. Not
guilts. and that dcf't pay the costs
Com. VS.. James Campl,ep. Larceny. District
attorney enters nole pro>equi- -.ss7
Cont Sas Adams. Assault & Battery
Defst not taken. 9
Com. vs.. Daniel Dsnnelly- Larceny, not a
true bill.
Com. VS. Elizabeth Figart Assault & Battery.
guilty. and the def't sentenced to pay a fun of
'sC m. VS. tf.,tlich Hahn. Selling liquor to a
person of intenpeFate habits. Not guilty, and
that the County pay the costs.
Com. VS.. E iward Harkins. Selling liquor on
Sunday. Not guilty, and that the Prosecutor
,av the Costs =a sFs~'- s-<z<
= C.m. VS.. benjamin. Fisart. Assault s. Battery
Not a;true bill and that the Prosecutor Anthony
Swy-rs pay the Gusts
Can. VS. Charles sIrenterger. Assault !: Bat
terry Not guilty. and that def pay tho costs
s.Cy,m- vs. Lewis Nexhquse. -Mistlesneanor.
District attorney enters nolle proscqui on pay
inent of costs.
G m vs. Bcniamin Figart Assault. District
attorney enters nol:e prescqui ON payment of
Costs.
:. Cnns. vs. Anthony sSwyers Assai1H & Bat
the costs
Com. IS. Charles shocnbcrger. ASSAULT & Bat
terry District attorney enters a mile presequi
ou payment Of costs
C.m. VS. Ben'j Newhouse. Assault & Battery
Not True Bill and That the Prosecutor Benja-
min Fsgart pay the costs
Cm. VS.. Edward Coffield. Receiving stolen
k,eyls. Continued. es& ,.t. :.
Csn-. VS. Uriah. Green. Purjery. Def't not
taken .... - ! tss.s-ssss
Lxsceny. G1ntinueG. So
A Pretty State of Things in Louisville.
The Louisville Denocrot has foreible ar
tiele calling the attention of the law -aad-order
citizens of that city 20 the present deplorable
condition of things which exist there. 1t
says:
=. We have in this city the unrestrained do
minion of Know yothin gislil. and what is the
fact On election day FOREIGNERS dared to
approach the polls under the penalty of a
broken head. They were unsafe iil'tkeir em-
pfoyments $ They were met by crowds of
lawtess sceundrels, and beaten aud abused
Their praise worthy efforts to protect the
property of the city from FIRE have been re-
warded bySpersonal violence and,the destruc-
ton of the city property because foreigners
had the charge of it,
These are the legitimate fruits of Know
Nothingism. and we tell the gentlemen in
white crayats, and others who prescribe for
eigners, that they have waked up spirit
they can't'lay. They are powerless before
the tempest they have invoked. They are
themselves liable to become the victims of the
wicked spirit they have let loose"
NEpoTIsN.-The term arose from Roman
Emperors giving Office to their Nephems.
Governor Pollock carries out this idea. bnt
instead of appointing nepAesos, (we suppose
he has none old enough} he appoints Iaczr.
TO Office. He has recently appointed his uncle
James Hepburn, Esq, Reporter of the Su-
preme Court, an Office worth $1,000 year.
We hear none of the :. holy horror expressed
by the Nicht- Wissers, at this act of Nepotism.
that, when they were called by their right
name, they used to express when Demo-
cratic Governor did anything of the sort. =
Easton Sentinel.
IHE DEArH OF PosTMAsrER.-In the
event OF the death of postmaster. the respon-
sloily ol tne sureties continues for the fidelity
o' 'he person left in chargesof the Office until
asuccessor. Is appointed and qualified, whether
'As aPp"l'nlent Oh the deceased postmaster
Ga.a.ss e .ns resident or the Postmaster