The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21

- Its3o A. NJ, or on departure Of Bait.
Express West.
,s4OP. NJ, or on departure Of Phila.
Express East.
ror-RT PRoCEEDINGs.-The following
xpess was transacted in the Court of
,1non Pleas last week:
Bernard M'Colgau VS.. Peter Myers, by
i, committee, jeremiah M'Gonigle-
signed issue. Jury ind for defendant.
l Charles M'Manamey, guardian of the
Iinor children of Peter Scanlan, decd,
E5ensburg & Cresson Railroad Co,
ID notice to Penna. Railroad Co., terro
|nunts-Scire Facias. Jury find for
|aintiff $4,000.
Thomas Plunket vs.. Bernard Smith,
tmr of John Smith, decd.-Assumpsit
qry fud for plaintiff $4,000.
. Michael Maxwell VS.. Penna. Railroad
9-Trespass. Jury find for plaintiff
S99.75 damages.
T II. Herman, endorsee G.. Nelson
lpnh, vs.. A. J. Haws-Assump.it. Ju-
fal for plaintiff s22s.S7.
Ssntences.-John and Barbara Hornick,
snvicted of larceny, were each sentenced
nav q fine of $500 and costs and un-
s.rro Imprisonment in the Western Pen
;leptia,y for the term Of fifteen months.
john Brown, colored, convicted of big
,hy, was sentenced to pay fine of $500
+, ,pd costs AID undergo imprisonment in
b. Western Penitentiary for the term of
oe year.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Hornick aud Brown were
euoved to the nitentiary on Monday
John Henry Smith, convicted of adul-
Ery, was sentenced to pay fine of $4,000
ld costs and undergo imprisonment in
county Jail for the term of three
onths
John Ashcom, convicted of assault aud
Httery, was sentenced to pay fue of
200 and costs.
Thomas GTimsley, convicted Of larceny,
As sentenced to pay fine of $l.00 and
psts and undergo imprisonment in the
punty Jail for the term CT six months.
. Court adjourned on Friday.
ATTENTION, SoLDIERs.-AmoRg the
solutions passed by the convention of
tiers held at Pittsburg on the 5th of
gue, inst, was the following:
Resolved, That the soldiers of Pennsylvania
ould organize in their respective counties,
take care that the triumph Of the army be
Ct fruitless, and the results of our first en-
esvovs do not remain ungathered by conces-
IONS OF any material points in issue in our
Iseruggle TO the defeated party, or by yielding
rTantages fairly won.
Organizations in consonance with the
commendation of the convention are
ruing throughout the State. Let us,
r. be up and doing. Every SOL
RI who wishes to secure the fruits of
story, aud believes that the voice of
snnsylvania can be powerful Cor the
light only by being given for Jno. W.
earY is invited to meet his fellow SOL
lm at the Office of S. Singleton, Esq,
Saturday evening next, at u P. NJ,
the purpose of carrying out the sug-
fsiIon ofthe Pitts5urg convention. Sol
I@eFs, who vote for the principles of lib
y-cOme one, come all.
INTERNAL ALREVENUE-APPEALs.-The
SsesSor of Internal Revenue for this dis
let gives notice by advertisement IN to-
ay' paper that he will hear appeals rela-
Fe to excessive or erroneous assessments
follows: At Huntingdon, for Hunt
hgdol county, on Saturday, 30th inst. ;
HoIlidaysburg, for Blair county, on
'udayy, July I'd at the Cresson Hor7e,
Cambria county, on Tuesday, uly
at Lewistown, for Miflin county, on
Hursday, July 9Th.
bLAR COUNTY PoLITIcs.-The Union
Punty Convention Of Blair county met
tuesday of last week, and placed in
Qlnation the following ticket: Assem-
Samuel M'Camaut; Treasurer, John
Black; District Attorney, John H.
''uey; Commissioner, Robert Hamil-
Poor House Director, Samuel Smith !;
'utor, David Graham. Anthony Nor
hssington Hammond and Capt. A.
Lloyd were appointed uninstructed
'Sfessional conferees.