The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-28

k9e Thunder and lightning on Sunday.
E0- Surratt will probably not be tried be-
fore June.
R6c Lead ore has been discovered in
Middle Woodberry tp., Bedford county.
b6@ A large catamount was killed near
Livermore, Westmoreland county, lately.
ESr The State Legislature will adjourn
on the llth April.
BG Argument Court for Ca mbria county
will meet in Ebensburg on the 4th pro1.
R6 Winter Garden Theater, in New York
city, was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday.
B9T Murders are rife in Schuylkill county.
1t is declared to be unsafe to live there.
RS peripatetic in5titution-The Collec-
tor of Internal Revenues Office.
19 Secretary Seward has his life insured
for $10G, 900.
bg Flowers ofspsech spring from the roots
of words.
1~ Johnstown has contracted for An
Amoskeag Steam Fire Engine, to cost 81, ,eoo
R6F 'Singular-Senator Sumner recently
got married to a white woman."-Ffeen.
We would call that plural.
RaT Dory Fockler shot and killed beau
tiful white swan on the Stony Greek at
JohnstoTn one day last week.
BGT Scientific men are beginning to pre-
dict that the Atlantic cable will play out
before long.
E6~ The Portage Iron Works, at Duncans-
vile, Blair county, have just been sold to V.
Moore Co. for $63, 900.
BG- Gov. Geary has been elected Worthy
Patriarch of a division of Sons of Temper
ance lately organized in Harrisburg.
BD During tie month of February, 2,24o
white ex-rebels drew rations from the Freed
mems Bureau in Augusta, Georgia.
B6s" An old man named Sproul was mur-
dered for his money in Washington county
on the 18th inst.
E9~ Congress has passed a joint 1esolu-
ton prohibiting the sale of intoxicating Ii
quors in the countrys capitol.
Bag The managers of the Pennsylvania
State Agricultural Society have resolved to
offer no more premiums for fast horses.
18T Caldwell, of Huntingdon, may be .
confirmed copperhead, but he is not con-
frmed Collector.
EaT Col. H. n. Bingham, formerly of Hol-
lidaysburg, has been appointed and confirm
Gu OsLnnSIer OF H0llaQ6lpnl&.
ESr Only one white man in eight in the
South can write. The other seven NAV be
able to make cir mark, but only on paper.
E6+ The Pittsburg Evening Chronicle has
donned new suit of type. 1t is now one of
the neatest as we'll as one of the best da:lies
in the State.
R6E Tamnany Hall, New York, has been
sol To A Arn
Mr. Dana intends to commence the publica-
ton therein before long of very radical
daily, in opposition to Greely's Tribune.
R6~ Thaddeus Stevens delivered a savage
speech in favor of confscation in the House
one day last week. The arguments used
were drawn mainly from speeches delivered,
at one time or another, by Andy Johnson.
Ba5@ The Blair County Whfg has nonina-
ted Ex.-Gov. Curtin as the Republican can
didate for State Senator for that district
Perhaps this will account for the Ex.-Gover-
nor's hasty departure for Europe.
HdH Linen suits, parasols, and wide brin-
med sombreros, with the mercury up to 900
in the shade, at New Orleans. Snow and ice,
sleighbells, ard fur overcoats, with the ther-
nometer at zoo, On the Mountain.
has A F. F. V. who deserted from Lees
army in 1861 came into Lynchburg the other
dey and wanted to surrender" to Federal
officer. He didn't know the cruel war was
over.
R6- A resolution has been introduced in
to Congress demanding the immediate trial
or the unconditional release of JEFF. Davis
The eunconditional release" of man charg-
&c by the President of the United States with
completely in the most heinous murder Of the
age is a cool demand
E9- The 25th of April has been set apart
by the Most Worthy Grand Sire of the Grand
Lodge of l. o. o. F. in the United States, to
be observed by all the Lodges,ss day of
prayer and thanksgiving for the Avor of God
and His protection during theIwar, and es-
pecially for the preservation uhbroken of the
unity of the order during the trials and perils
| to which it has been exposed
pG~ Hon. George Taylor, President Judge
| of the Twenty fourth Judicial District, says
the Johnstown Tribune, instructed the Grand
| Jury of Cambria county, at the recent ses-
| sion of Court, that the law of the State rela-
tive to deserters must be obeyed as long as
it shall remain on the statute-book, and
charged the Jury that it was its duty not to
| find bill against any election officers who
had enforced the law.
nas- tsMacShane's answer-THe AUeqha-
nian asks me if 1 was in no danger from the
| dogs of the law, to which answer no -
| never was either charged with or indicted