The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-10-10
AND CREssoN RAILROAD.

FRENsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, Ap;. 70, 1867, trains
-, this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At6.O5 A. N, connecting with Day Exp.
East and Phil. Exp. West.
nT.l5 p. NJ, connecting with Phila. Exp.
East and Nail Train West.
LEAVE CREssoN-
u9.24 A. NJ, or on departure of Phil.
Express West.
Ats4O P. NJ, or on departure of Phila.
Express East.
MEMORANDA Nicholas Vandevinder
was tried at the late Quarter Sessions of
Indiana county FOR the murder of his SON.
in-law, John 3. Bowers, and was acquit-
ted on the ground of insapity. The jury
were out twenty-six hours before arriving
at verdict They are talking of found
ing an academy at Altoona....The half
foot of dust covering our streets was sue
cessfully laid on Thursday night last by
heavy rain storm...A little boy named
Foust was instantly killed at Altoona
few days since by being run over by an
engine. Judging from the number of
fatal accidents occurring in that place,
lie must be held by very uncertain ten
ure there....A catfish twenty inches in
length and weighing sever pounds was
nights since. IA very important announce
ment is made 10 the closing paragraph of
Mr. Ii. A. McCOy's advertisement, in to-
days paper. See it!...A young man
named Cain, a resident of Huntingdon
county, was lately killed on the Tyroue &
Clearfeld railroad By being run over by
freight trsin....A man named William
McHenry was killed in q coal bank near
OsceOla, Ciearfeld county, on the 9th
JNmo, Dy slip of the COAL. Probably
some of our readers will remember story,
gg5Lished in the papers a few months
since, TO the effect that one Hans Graft
had died in Holland and LETT to his de-
IN this State, a fortune Of SIS ,OO0: 900.
4 late letter from the Miuister to the
Hague, to whom letters of inquiry were
addressed On the subject, conveys the in
formation that the report: especially in so
far as the fortune is concerned, is entirely
groundless....A man in Lewistown has in
his possession an English Bible which
was printed in 1854, 233 years ago...A
few days ago, a man, while standing in
Woodberry township, Blair county, shot
40 eagle off tree in Cathariue township
The bird measured six feet one inch from
tip to tip....A man from the rural dis
trCts either lost his pocket book or had it
stolen in this place on Friday last. 1t
contained about S55.. The Freeman, as
last card before the election, stated that
''last fall The AHcyhamiau asserted that no
man can be deprived of vote because he
is what is called deserter" The cleo
tiOn Is now over, bu: it is still probably
not too late to say that the foregoing
statement, like great many other state
ments cmanating from the same source, is
not true. Henry r. Shaffer, Of Cone
naugh township, was substituted on the
Democratic county ticket as candidate
for Auditor, in place of Mr. Allen, who
declined to run....Argument Court met
in this place or Wednesday of last week.
and Continued in session one day. Mr..
jacob Nagle, of Clearield township, had
one of his legs fractured iu two places on
Sunday week by horse which he was ri
ding breaking through bridge. The
State Fair at Plttsburg was largely at
tended....Mr. Thomas j. Chapman has
been appointed Superintendent of Com
mon Schools FOR Cambria county, vice
Mr.. j. Frank Condor resigned. Mr. c.
has long been a practical teacher, and is
one of the editors of the Teachers -AdUo-
cate, published at Johnstowu He is en-
nently qualified for the position to which
he has been appointed....T The reunion of
the iormer employees of the "Old Portage
Ioo hailroad," held at Summit on Tuesday
,oN .nd ts. cent. 9;OC to $500, per cen. mo
nigh. of last week, is said to have beer a
grand affair. But Governor Geary wasn't
there. We are requested to announce :;
that the wiuter session Of the public
schools Of Ebensburg will begin on next
Monday, 18th instaut....We are glad to