The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-09-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
rorysBURG AND ericsson RAILROAD.
~ ~ and after Monday, April 10, 1867,
~Gr ~. on this road will run as follows:
Tr,yE EBENsBURG-
,!r05 4. NJ, connecting with Day Express
A'' East and Phila. Express West.
,-15P. M, connecting with Phila. Ex
d Elst and Mail West.
LEAVE CREssON-
,,o2l A. NJ, or on departure Of Phila.
Express West.
rs4O P. NJ, or on departure Of Phila. Ex-
press East.
PAY UP!-Another issue of the Freeman
III conclude two-thirds of the first year of
T., crblicatiCn, and as many of our patrons
Lava not yet paid their subscriptions, and as
-.af course uGed the money, we trust that
.t:. restle reminder will have the desired
sFet. We do not require any more than
% pay wear from any one who will pay that
'mauuf Voluntarily, but if we are forced to
liect what is due us at the end of the year
rhe extra expense will have to be forthcom-
inc from those in arrears. In order to afford
.s,c33 as we can the opportunity of paying
,,l1f,.77. the trouble of remitting, we name
,be fEiy7vi.lg gentlemen whose receipt will
be As GOOD ~ Uur own, and we trust they
will have Fleuty OF chances afforded them
flr putting o2t their paper: c. w. Easily,
.Iobu-towH, John M'COigan, Wilmore, John
Porter Esq, Hesl lock, A J. Shoemaker or
Peter M'GOugh, Esq, Seaman, Mark NJ
raughlia, Jr., Cres>on, John Sharbaugh,
E.1., Summit, John ) Troxeli. Gallitzin,
r'FmaS M'kicru&n, Altoona, JiEn Cramer,
bG!0ysburg, Henry M@Rtosh or Michael
7loycr. Newry, I. IL Shields, Loretto, John
tHck. 1t--oltown, +. L. Dunegau or John
j. RurEs, St. Augustine, and such other of
aur frjc@ds as will do Us the Kindness TO at
.cnd to the matter in these or other local.
,igs in which Cur paper ciFoulates.
CoUET ENGs.-0g'y three cases
were disposed of in the Co:srt ef Common
pIcas las; week, one oS which was on trial
TLcu We closed our previous report. We give
tbc cases in the order in which they came
app lor I.al,-
Easa,a E'riAGie, Adm7E Of JGfn FringIe,
decd, ys. George w. Pringle. Eeigned is
sue. Jury find for PLAINTIFF Messrs- 5ohBs-
-ou & Scanlan fer plajRtfg ard Reade and
Nopslin fer defendant.
Wm. " Jackson. J c7crl. s,l Ritz aEd 2a-
chcI his wife, late Isaclrei Jackson, Thomas
Burchincll and Layinia his wife, Pate Llpiuia
Jackson, Mary 3. FIedcVic{ls, iatcralarz-ied
with Vim. Fredericlls, late Nary B. jackson,
7ud Laura Mattern, by her guardian, David
Watson, heirs Of Thomas jackson, deed VI;
EtaS. Johnston and Jas. Johnston. Facet
mcut. jury find for piaintifts the iand des-
ribbed in tie ~rjt-tiIat portion * it en-
braced UT described in agreement signed ".
W. Jackson, agent Of Thomas jackson, da-
Ted l7th August, 1855, to Ge released Oh
the PaynreaIt of $3.50, with interest. Messrs.
Scott, J Dhnston & Scaulau for plaintiffs and
FcuIun and Foster for defendants.
MichI Higgins vs.. Aoriecai Delange and
Henry Dean, trading snder firm of Delauge
Dean. Assumpsit. Jury find for plaintiff
in the sum OF S776.73. Messrs. Johnston
and o1tman for plff. and Reade for d,fts.
SENTENCES.
On Thursday afternoon the Court passed
A cUVuAvNg>N uiiSnses
Marshall Lindsey, (colored ) for attempted
rape unon Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin, of Johns
town, was sentenced to pay Gue Of s. and
costs. and undergo three years Imprisonment
30 the Western fpnitcntiary.
John Brimm, found guilty Of involuntary
mausiaughter in causing tire death of Leo
pyld GeiSer, IS and costs, and one year in
county jil.
James Z. Howard, for the larceny of S52
from lady visitor 1t his house in Johns
town, was sentenced 10 pay So and costs
and serve two years in the P,nitentiary.
Lewis Shermer, larceny, S5 and costs and
one year in the Penitentiary.
Isaac Lcjdy, larceny, S Il and costs and one
week in Jail.
joseph Barnes. larceny, 81 and costs and
Elk months in jail
The man Brimm was very anxious to
serve his term in the penitentiary instead Of
The county Jail, alleging that could not stand
year Of idleucss in confinement, but the
court had no power to send him 60 the for
i4cr institution for the offence of which he
was found guilty, and hence he was force
70 submit. The other prisoners who were
more fortunate or unfortunate in this partic-
mar, were taken to the penitentiary, on
@ouday morning last. by Sheriff Myers and
george w. Odtman, Esq.
4 WoED N SBAsoN.-As many Of our
readers are no doubt in the habit of visiting
Johnstown about this season of the year for
'ne purpose of purchasing their fall and
winter clothing, we think they would be
acting very prudently by calling on Messrs.
leopold & Bro, Clothiers, and examining
their stock of goods and prices. Messrs. L..
have large establishment in Philadelphia.
and for this reason have always on hand in
Johnstown a well selected stock of goods
Which they weekly replenish from their house
10 the city. Everything to be found in a
Inst class furnishing store is displayed on
their shelves, and as they are liberal gentle
men to deal with. we advise all in want of
clothing, ETC., to call and see them. Store
On Main street, few doors below the Scott
House.
WRITE.-NO man, woman or child who
can form letter should neglect to write to
aoSent friends words Of consolation and good