The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-06-29
IocAL AND PERSONAL.
:, .uuRe AND CREssoN RAILROAD.


povxsRuRa AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
and after Monday, May 29th, 1865,
-.,n. on this road will run as follows;
Lave EBENsBURG-
LEA oo ". connecting with Day Ex.
and Mail East, and Erie Nail West.
,o5P ~, connecting with Aail West
aud Erie Mail East.
hLHT 90 A. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East.
esnPM., or on departure OF Phila.
Express East.
rrcy,Ses.-The sale of SeTen-Thirty
Ronds by the First National Bank OF
Tob,stown amounts to over $50, ,OOO....
Tho eorper-stone Of new English Evan
..Tc,l Lutheran church was laid, with
snrro,riate ceremonies, in Johnstown on
Sunday week. The people of Johnstown
are going to give a grand dinner to
,bsir returned soldiers on the Fourth.
The HolEdaysburg Standard says 1t
would like to indulge in the luxury OF
new fcnt of type, but don't see how it can
afford it, unless the price of materials de-
cline or its editor is elected to Congress
As neither of these contingencies is prob
able. we suppose the Standard will have
70 Autter its accustomed rags to the breeze
for an Indefinite length Of timo to come.
The Dem. County Convention of Blair
county convenes at Holl:daysburg on the
I'd August The Union Convention con-
vencs at the same place on the 10Th day
of William S. Campbell, proprie-
tor Of the "St Lawrence Hotel" Phila.,
died on the 18th instant, aged so years.
lie was at one time Superintendent of the
Portage Railroad, and was well and favor
ably known in this county, where he resi-
ded for period Maj. James Potts and
Col. ohm T.. l4inton Snnounce themselves
as candidates for the ofhce of Assembly
man, subject 10 the decision of the Dem.
Co. Convention of Cambria county. John
r Barnes, Esq is candidate for the Of
fee of District Attorney The "Howard
Dramatic Troupe" are catching it from
every quarter. The Indiana papers de-
ncuuce their performance as a humbag,
and the Blairsvilfe paper says they ran
away from that town without paying their
hotel and printing bills !...Last week s
issue concluded the twentieth volume of
che Huntingdon Globe. The only harm
We wish it is that it may live twenty years
bnger, always remaining the same vigor
Gus, independent paper it now is.,.>A new
passenger car has beer placed on the
Holhdaysburg branch railroad - Mr.. Tom
Davis, member of the 18th regular in-
fantry, has arrived home here, after long
He was an inmate of various rebel prisons
for eighteen months, and looks somewhat
the worse of the wear, but season of rest
and quie: among his friends is probably
allthatis required to "set him up again"
The authorities of this boro. are requiring
property y-holders to securely close upfal
subelranean entrances fronting on fthe
streets of the boro. As two of cur eiti-
zens have already been killed by falling
into these "man-traps" of nights, the JUS
lice OF this measure cannot be questioned.
>'.LOst, on the streets of Ebensburg, on
Tuesday last, gold chain, with cross at
taceed. The finder will be literally re.
Warded BY leaving it a: this Office. See
new advertisements.
IHE New HoRRoR.-We last week
made mention in these columns of the |
,omOr that a man had been poisoned by |
al' wife at Pine Flat, unfriendly relations |
having heretofore existed between the |
i've The Indiana american throws the
,CnOW.ng ,lTI, additional light on the matter
Nv H. Evans, minister of the Disciples !
cnurch at Pine Flat, Indian. couptv onI
DOA!n' the llth instant, was taken sud.
be ps0,y III with spasms, apparently induced
taken into his stomach some
5omo1,; substance. 1t appears some
y. troubles between himself and
adnin,t.,io'u. mist Induced ed him to suspect her for
mastering the dJse, and ON SATURDAY.