The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-07
EDITORIAL ETCHlRGS.
Gold is quoted at 1854.

The tie which binds A. ]. to the rebels =
amnesty.
-Garret Davis has been re e-elected U. S.
Senator from Kentucky.
Publication of the Indiana True Aueri-
| can has been suspended.
Senator Bigham has introduced gem
eral railroad bill into the Legislature.
The rebel Gen. Albert Pike is going to
edit the Memphis AppeaE.
The cost of the proposed water works ct
Johnstown is set down at 500, 600.
Hon. Henry S. Magraw, formerly State
Treasurer OF Pennsylvania, died in Washing
ton on Friday.
Hon. Philip Johnson, a Pennsylvania
Congressman, died in Washington on last
Thursday.
"A cabin at one time tenanted by Ole
John Brown is to be sent to the Paris EsAA
sition.
The world movesi Horace GreeIy and
Henry Ward Beecher have been invitesetS
deliver lecture each in Atlanta, Ca
"A match game of base ball was pisysd
on the ice of skating park in New York On
Friday.
Why is tie mass of snow now coyer,ng
the ground quadrupedal? Because it is four
feetl
Our thanks are due and are rendered to
Col John P. Linton, our Assemblyuen, for
public documents sent us.
The Tariff Bill passed the Senate ou.
Thursday by a vote of 27 to 10 It is now
under consideration in the House.
"A. B. Waller, well known as a special
agent Of the P. o. Department, died at New
ark, Del, on the 26th ult.
Hon. Louis ". Hall, of Altoona. is
named as the merit U. S. Senator from Penn
sylvania. Or any other Blair county man.
-Mr. Crosby has bought the Chicago oo-
era House from Mr.. Lee, the holder of the
lucky ticket number 58, 600 in the late lot
terry scheme, for $2CO, 600.
"A cyprian undertook to do the Mrs.
Cunning CHAM Burden game on tolerably
respectable man in Pittsburg, lately, but
failed
--"True as the needle TO the Pole" may be
an apt comparison, but 'true as the needle
gun to the Prussian" is certainly equally
striking and expressive.
1t is said that Government is about pur-
chasing sixty thousand reams of white paper
Is this an indication of multtudinous sea
OF forthcoming veto messages?
The thaw on FEiday and SaturSsy last
raised the western rivers to great height,
and considerable damage to property was
done. ~ 1
Morning salutation of Wheelez & Will
sons Sewing Machine TO Grover & Bakers
sew-sew. Grover d Baker to Wheeler &
Wilson: a-hem.
The magnitude of the Hollidsysburg
Standards puff of The -AUcgkanjan nearly
overwhelmed US. In return, we are able to
do no more than offer the single sentiment
Forever float that Standard sheett'
1t is said there is q woman residing in
Munster, Cambria county, who has lived
there forty years, and during all that time
has never been a longer distance than four
miles away from home.
Mr.. Jonathan Beiber, good Union man.
was convicted by Berks county Court and
jury for having, as Judge of Election, refu-
sed to receive the vote of a skedaddler. He
was promptly pardoned by Gov. Geary
Within a period of less than fourteen
years last past, the Ebensburg Dem. g. Sent
had seven different editors. Of this number.
four are now dead, namely, Richard White,
Charles D. Murray, James S. Todd, and Mi
chael Hassea.
The National Publishing Co. of PhiIa-
delphia will shortly issue history of the
late war by a. Fl. Stephens. Zeigler, M'Cur-
DIV & Co. of Pbila6elphia will also issue
shortly book entitled '.Women's Work in
the Civil War"
--"There is tide in the affairs of men,
which, taken at its flood. leads to fortune"
saith Shakespeare. Should the present Stow
go off suddenly, there will be tide in the
affairs of many men living in the lowlands,
which, taken at It's flood, will lead to sudden
destruction
The Freeman pitched into Mr.. John J.
Glass last week with q vim absolutely as
founding. The evident intention was to pull
verize the gentleman into infinitesimality.-
If Glass was demolished, it is an exempIi1ca-
tion of the fact that bull may once in
while get into china shop
Saturday last was CandIemas day. An
old Scotch adage rhymes thus:
"If Caudlemas day be dry and fair.
The half O winters to come and mair;
If Candlemas day be wet and foul,
The half o. winters game at Yule"
Saturday was wet and foul as rain and sIush
could make it; wherefore, winter must be
more than half over. Rejoice
What is the weight of fool +? A simple
ton.-The AEIeghaniGn.
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