The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
THE CAMBRIA COUNTY COURT
WILL CONVENE ON
uoyDAY, JUNE 8, 1851.

uoyDAY, JUNE 8, 1851.
WAR MATTERS In obedience to an
-. Of Assembly, entitled Gan Act to Gre
=. loan, and to provide for arming the
Ctote" an allotment OF the fifteen regl-
s.,nts directed to be organized has been
,.de and one company is set down as the
ouota of Cambria county This, when
1,me six or eight companies are organized
.Dd ready to march from ouf midst at any
u,oment. may seem small number but
,ur Gallant fellows must remember that
.h..a he other counties in the State, as
rot NOT at all represented in the Good Cause,
rbo are willing, aye, and anxious, to go
e,rtb to the battle. And they must be
respected.
We believe it is settled beyond cavil
,bst the EbeDsburg company, the Cam
bra Guards" is to be the company to go
from this county-indeed, it is reported
that they have been accepted and ordered
- alav on their arms" But of this we
have nothing definite. We hope, howev
AZ for the sake of our brave boys, who are
absolutely "spiling for fight" that the
report may prove true.
Look OUT FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE =
Ne are informed by those who ought to
know that the Ebeusburg and Cresson
Railroad will be in complete running or
d,r IS far as Munster by the first Of June.
The original intention was to have had the
entire road completed by that time, but
tRq miserable weather furnished US thus
far has spoiled that calculation. Howev-
sr. there is no particular hurry-we can
afford to wait while. a large force Of
vrkmen are engaged in leveling, laying
the iron, spiking, &C., and from the we'll
known energy of the "bosses of the job,"
We may count on a speedy termination OF
the enterprise Munster is about equi-
Distant from this place and Crcsson, and
We sincerely hope that the road may be
cmpleted to that point at the given time,
q in that case a passenger car could be
put on and strangers coming to Court bro't
here much moro expeditiously than by the
present. method. So mote it be
SOLDIER SHOT AT CAMP SCoTT.-On
list Wednesday evening, young man
named George Glass, of Johnstown, was
hot twice, aud severely although not dan
esrously wounded, by & citizen of York.
He and companion had been bathing in
stream near town, and on returning they
Stopped at private house to get drink
d water. After drinking, they insisted
upon being permitted to play game of
caris in the house. This was perempto-
lly refused, when the companion of Glass
attempted improper liberties with woman
IN the house. At this demonstration, the
citizen seized revolver and fired at Glass
Mmpanion, but without effect. The sec
dshOt was fired at Glass, and took effect
IN his back, below the shoulder-blade. A
third ball took effect III his left eye, ma
dlga slight wound He was attended by
surgeon Immediately, and it is thought
will recover.
ARREST OF ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT
is'-The Pittsburg Post of to-day says
anDeputy United States Marshal Dough-
1! accompanied by several officers, ar
sed in Johnstown, on Tuesday morn
2s Joseph Shoemaker, hote[keeper ID.
S GOughenour, merchant Geo. Rush
Siger, Philip Williams, Sterrett Mont
:aery, citizens of that place, and Elijah
i'-er, of Maryland, on charge of ma
las and passing counterfeit money. On
So believe, the officers found counter
coin and bills The parties were COM
~1ed for hearing, except Goughenour,
% gave bail in the sum of $4,000 for
appearance. The parties have here
Fe been considered substantial citizens.
~ICHINGS.-Geo w. n. Bolsinger, a
1cr attache of this Office, is in town.
las enlisted in the Cambria Guards
10 save money, buy your boots and
n re a,1 l. i Il IL.