The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-17
local AND PERSONAL.


..pc AND CREssox RAILROAD
'' u after Monday, April 10, 1867,
% !. an an this road will run as follows:
s,.. r-,re EDENsBURa-
@,', ". connecting with Day Express
s:OVIrs r,st and Phila. Express West.
80 NJ, connecting with Phila. Ex.
E st and Mail West.
81 , n. or on departure of Phila.
rvD-ess West.
.nP'H.. or on departure sf Phila. Bx-
press East.
.,sr, ,LITzs, LOCAL AND GENERAL
II. R,5iord Gazette has the largest ce-
.r II the State.
~, ", rs, AlegEaaian is out in manly
..-..a,i5n Of the midnight hanGbiH.p
r. ;rri,e attention to the advertisement
=, rrgQg friend. Andy Mcguire, in our
t.Jsy. We shall refer to it more at
.b next #eek.
INV Sid the radicals of the Indiana dis
~ Use q member Of the Legislature at the
election Because the Germans Of the
,.,-.t ravEu't swallow KimDiel.
rEn B. Bedk, Esq. Democrat. is elected
..s Ssnatorft the Lyeoming, Union and
rg.r 3srhs by small majority. Hon.
z Wlsg, i3rinerly Of this place, was
.cmpeUt5..,.
al. Hamilton I. Sloan, of Iadiana. has
.rrt'T been adEitted tO the Bar. after a
,rrelllable'eKamination. Success attend
He is brave soldier and most accom-
,si gentleman,
rgqnc man named Kegg, of Bedford
~. While engaged ia feeding thresh-
machine, a couple of weeks ago, had one
is arms drawn into the cogs OF the tumb-
z shas, and terribly lacerated.
We sop the press to announce that we
e rljica's) have carried the State bv 500
...Eify. Glory enough!-BIajrsrijle Press.
hat is ell you stopped the press for you
q better let it run" Your majority is
ser ye left"
ag. J. III. Wilson, formerly in charge Of
.rpsbyteriau church Of this place, has
z called to the pastorate Of the Preshy-
an church at Sharpsburg, Allegheny Co,
Wilson is q jealous uinist-T and nos;
liable gentleman.
lpuUt elgEt TONS uf eoNl tel uTCn q man
ped Wm Nckinuer, who was at work IL
a.l nine near Sandy Hill, Huntington
a'y, few days ogo, killing him instant
Be has left wife and seven childrer
destitute circumstances
u scanning our exchanges for election re
we fud in a radical paper. amid the
vdelmiHg news from Pennsylvania, Ohio
Indiana, that the radicals have carried
-bury, Conn, by one hundred majority
mall iayors thankfully received"
lion. james Clark, Of Indiana county, diet
Salisbury, on the Sd instant, at very
E,r1ced age. He had served the State ably
tie legislature, the Reform Convention
as Canal Commissioner. He was through
life an unswerving democrat.
nan in Lewistown has in his possession
English Bible which was printed III 1861
'F) hundred and thirty-three years ago
Exchange. The editor Of the freeman i
p0ssessOr of Bible which was printed
lo28-sx years older than the Lewistowr
'ong-rCsident farmers Of Cambria town
p, tbs county, having recently dispose,
.aeir pr rperties here, left with their fam
IS, On Tuesday morniLg G, for Iowa, wher
g 60 to locate themselves On farms in tha
irving State
The Govelncr has signed the death war
i Of Lena Miller, convicted in Clearfcl,
.Tly for the murder Of her husband b,
-irisIering arsenic to him in his coffee a
1s times during the month preceding
death, which occurred on July 18th
lesday, Nov. 18th, is named for the ex
ilD.
Sat the least gratifying result Of the turl
Tie political tide is the election, in the In
ia and Westmorelaud district. of Capt
H. M'Cormick, Of Cherrytree borough
Dtmocratic candidate for Assembly. III
bis competitor 263 votes. His associ
% the ticket, Mr.. Fausold. failed, how
TO make the rifle. More's the pity.
be Huntingdon Monitor says that Hon
-I Calvin, Of Hollidaysburg, declared il
@och delivered at radical meeting il
place, previous TO the election. tha
ben tie war was over and helooked bac'
saw the dangers we had escaped th
mars on has heed StDod on end " This
10 face Of the fact that the old dune
rig, aud has not had u natural hai
' hsGd J9r Ten gears.
ne were pleased, on Monday last, to tax
'1e hand our young friend of other days
W. Dycert. who is st present on Wis
BIS bother, f. Sharretts Dysert, in thi
e Mr.. Dysert has been in the employ
oCstgn aud New York, of the Merchant
Tess Company for the past three year,
Is now on his way TO Toledo, o., whei
Jpects TO locate in the service Of sal
Melany. john is a deserving young maj
We wish him successful career in b
home.
he concert Of the Beethoven Troupe, c
cslay night last, the second one give
was well attended and gave gener
action. The ringing of young Saylo
has certainly a most melodious voic
Particularly well received, while the e
Of all the members were highly credi
to them as amateur vocalists, We hoE
meet our young friends soon again, an
they will come with a larger selectio
pular songs, and think we can guaral
len fuller house than ever.
'AAES Down a matter of precar
'ae beitry on the Catholic church at tn