The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-08-31

On and after Monday, May 29th, 1865,
trains on this road viii run as follows;
LEAVE EBENsBURa-
At 500 A. NJ, connecting with Day Ex.
and Mail East, and Erie Mail West.
At6.25P. NJ, connecting with Mail West
aud Erie Mail East.
LEAVE CREssON-
At11.0 90 A. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East.
70. Ats50P.M., or on departure OF Phila.
Express East.
FToHINGS.-U is given as a singular
.,rrb;nation of facts that Col. Jacob NJ.
C.mpben and Lieut.-Col. John p. Linton,
tbe riyal candidates for Surveyor General,
notb reside in Johnstown, both belonged
70 the same regiment in the service, and
both were unsuccessful candidates before
their respective district conferences for
.be nomination for State Senator. We
soubt whether two candidates for State
ofiee were ever selected under similar
circumstances. 1--WE notice that the far
,ners here and there throughout the coun-
try are yet engaged in harvesting their
iay 4 large quantity of this article was
destroyed by the heavy and long-continued
rsins of the Summer, but the yield is still
very lnrge....A camp-meeting for this
district of the NJ. E. Church was held
near Armagh, Indiana county, commen-
cling on Thursday last The attendance
was very large, and on Sunday not less
than two thousand persons could have
been present. Hon. Kennedy L. Blood,
the Democratic candidate for Senator for
this district, was in town on Monday,
ecraping up acquaintance with his constit-
uents. He appears to be gentleman,
and promises that the campaign on his
part skall be conducted fairly and hon
'orably. Mr.. B. was Senator from the
Jefferson, Forest aud Elk district in years
gone by, and hence is no new hand at
the bellows political. Hence also the
"Hon." to his nane.,..The eoitor of the
Huntingdon Journal d AmericoR has has
tened to acknowledge to US that he is
"fool." 1t WIS unnecessary. Self-eVi-
dent things need neither demonstration
nor Acknowledgements. From certain ear
marks since discovered, we would infer be
is also an ass. Read the excellent bio
graphical sketch of our candidate for Sur |
veyor General, Col. Jacob N. Campbell, |
on the opposite page Of this paper. The |
Fair for the benefit of the Catholic church
of this place, after a continuance of one
week, came to close on Saturday night. |
1t was very literally patronized, and must
have realized a large sum for its mana
gers. We understand that the Fair will !
reopen on Monday next; to continue open
throughout the week....An accommoda-
ting, agreeable railroad conductor is pro-
verbally hard to find. But once in
great while an official of this description
turns up. These remarks are introducto-
~ to saying that Capt. Marshall, conduc-
tor on the Indiana branch railroad, is
our beau ideal OF a conductor. He is
kind, cOnsidcrate, obliging to his passen-
gers-ever at his post, and reliable-a
man whose fear is not that he may do too
much, but too little, for you. He stands
Justly high in the affections and esteem
OF all those who enjoy his acquaintance
success to him -. Talking of corn, our
oeVll says the editor of the HolIidaysburg
o'aaaaTd resembles roasting.ear in that :
he is excessively green, but that he diff
iers therefrom in the particular that the
ia'ter is commonly well.grained whereas E
he Is lllgrained even to deformity. No
areSts nave been made of the murderers \
OF the old negro, Edinboro Smith. Wbv !
not reward offered for their appre- +
u0o'iOn The Union mon of Lycoming I
'OO1'S have nominated Samuel G. Win F
s''a' ESQ., formerly of Ebensbura as T
s,. 'nsf candidate for Assembly at the ap- \
preaching election. n
~ 1IoiNf'-Ihe Hollidaysburg Stand 9
80 u last week gives a very incorrect L
- Iu' Q, small row lately occurring in 2 2
= A'e and beer shop at Cresson between c
h pa''y o. soldiers and some negroes, and p
' cues on to remark: K
tts'' we may look for many such affrsvs as D
ceiys - Iong as the negroes continue to re- E
rance tbot iom their abolition friends, the assu- E
shou5 -at .s. they are as good as white men and
o., enjoy equal privileges" Gnu
octI lI In view of the fact that one if :
ds,i5.n 'n OF the parties of belligerents were :.