The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22

omcerS Ior tnlS pprO. passed on quietly
Two partisan tickets were in the field,
Republican and Democrat, and the re-
suit was a decided victory for the Repub-
lican. Our Burgess was elected by
majority of A, and our School Directors
by an average majority of As. In the
East Ward, the average Republican ma
jority was 65 III the West Ward, the
average Democratic majority was 10
The following are the names of those
elected:
BurgeSs-James a. Moore, K.
School DirectorS-D. w. Evans, 3 years J.
A. Moore, years Daniel j. Davis, year,
all Repub.
EAST WARD.
To1cn Councu-A. Y. Jones, John o. Evans,
Lemuel Davis, Charles Owens, r. Jones, jr.,
all Repub. 49,
Judge of Eyection-Wm. D. Davis, R.
Haspectors-David E. Evans, R., Daniel ].
Davis, r.
AsSessor-Thomas J. Davis, r.
WEST WARD.
Toi0n COunciI-J ohm Lloyd, Samuel Stiles,
Harrison Kinkead, John E. Scanlan, George
Gurley, all Dem.
ConStd6Es-Barnabas MDermit, D.
Judge Of EZection.-John D. Thomas D.
hspectOrs.-Wm. q. Sechler, D., George
W. Brown, R.
Assessoy-Joshua D. Parrish, D.
FROM WILMoRE.-A friend in vii
moro sends US the following items:
On Sunday evening, l1th inst, about |
o'clock, daughter OF Adam Miller, of |
Croyle township, aged about 10 years, left |
the residence of her parents. In short
time, the family became alarmed at her |
absence, and search being made for her,
she was tracked to a break in the ice in
the Conemaugh. A boy in the neighbor-
hood had seen her on the ice about the |
hour named, and hence the conclusion |
was come to that she was Growned.- |
Search was made for the body by the
many neighbors that assembled, but it
could not be found.
On Monday morning, 18th, Nr. John
Pringle, an old and respected citizen, died |
at his residence in this place, efter a brief |
illness, aged about 20 years. z i
On, CONSISTENCY The Johhstown
Democrat denounces an attempt made by |
the State Senate to pass bill providing
for the appointment of two ',jury com
missioners" in Cambria county, and goes
on to say
''Why Cambria county should have two
more officers to be paid out of the hard ear
nings Of the people we do not understand"
Ard yet, if we are not mistaken, this
same Democrat favors the erection of
District Court in Cambria county, with
the consequent entailment upon the coun-
ty Of a batch of new officers, all of whom
must be "paid out Of the hard earnings of
the people ~ Consistent Denaocratl
ADMITTED TO THE BAR-Our young +
friend James c. Easily was admitted to
practice in the several Courts of Cambria
county on Tuesday of last week. We
understand he passed highly creditable
examination before the committee ap
pointed by the Court to test his profcien-
cy in legal lore. lie intends settling down
in Johnstown shortly, to the people Of
which section he will be 10 stranger, but
Oue known Of all as young man of talent
and energy, and peculiarly fitted for the
profession he has embraced. We predict
for him bright and useful career. t
hECfURE.-The second lecture of the
series heretofore announced in these col
umns to be given during the present win
ter, will be delivered in the Court House
IN Saturday evening next, at y o'clock,
oy Rev. R. c. Christy, pastor of tie Cath
bic congregation of Ebensburg. Subject,
: Poetry" From the we'll known enviable
eputation which the reverend gentleman :
Enjoys as a public lecturer, it were safe to
predict ga feast of reason aud flow of .
ouP' or the occasion. Tickets twenty .
i've cents to be had of agents or at the
oor
RESPECTFULLY SUBM1TTED-We clip t
he following mention of the District i
]ourt which is proposed tobe established S
n the southern end of this county, from
he Tyrone Hemisphere. The suggestion
therein is worthy of the serious $
of all Johnstowners = 4
esThe citizens of Johnstown are about ma
ing application to the LEGISLATURE for the |