The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

com'th VS.. James E. LaEerty-Fornica-
80 and bastardy. Eliza Ann Baker, pros
san,or. Continued till next term.
Com'th VS.. George w. Stalb-Surety of
,bs peace. James e. Laverty, prosecutor.
Continued.
Com'th VS.. Ephraim Neon-S Seduction.
.daline Hoffman, prosecutor. Continued on
.cc0unt of illness Of prosecutor.
Com'th vs.. William Hays-Aggravated
,,sault and battery Continued.
Com'th VS.. Arthur j. M'EIugh, Joseph ID.
Eeoch and Bernard Laddy- Surety Of the
peace. Continued.
Com'th VS.. Peter Keelan-Assault and
battery. Mich'l Quinn, pros. Continued.
Com'th vs., John Cutler Larceny. Def It
pleads guilty. Not sentenced.
Com'th VS.. Hiram Hayes-Rape. This
case came up on the 4th inst, a young lady
who taught school and boarded at the house
If the defendant in Richland township, dur
ING last winter, being the prosecutor. The
importance of the case, the severity of the
penalty, and the standing and character of
defendant, combined to render the case one
4 more than usual interest, and called forth
the best efforts of the able counsel on both
,ides-Messrs. Johnston and Pershing for
the defendant and District Attorney Barnes
and Kopelin for the Commonwealth. The
case was ably tried and argued, and the ju-
nv. after protracted absence oftwenty y-four
hours, returned to the box with q verdict of
not guilty
Csn'th VS.. John NJ. Steel--Larceny. Not
guilty.
Com'th VS.. Fergus A. Larceny.
Not guilty.
Com'th VS.. Eli Tarbell, James Burk, John
. Diyely,- James Shorthill, Vim. Smay and
s Cornelius Crum-F Forcible entity. Defend
ants found guilty In manner and form as in
diced.
Com'th VS.. Isaac w. Plummer, George D.
& Pringle, Henry AIlenbaugh and Andrew
Charlottesville entry. Not guilty.
Terence Delozier and wife vs.. Silas Byrne
and G.. w. Lloyd-Civil suit on note for
$3.50. Jury find for plaintiffs against Silas
Byrne but not against q. w. Lloyd.
DEATH OF ADJUrASr LlrzTNaER---We are
PANIED to hear of the death OF Adjt. Thomas
ID. Litzinger, which occurred at Tyrone on
Sunday last. Mr.. Litzinger was the eldest
son bv the second marriage Of the late
Charles Litzinger of Ebensburg. At the
commencement of the rebellion young Litz-
niger, though but boy, joined The Cambria
Guards. afterwards known as Company A.,
iIth Penna. Reserves, in the capacity ol
drummer. In 1862 he voluntarily left the
post Of safety IN the dFHmmer corps and
sought that of danger in the ranks:f He
WIS captured ct Gaines Mills and remained
prisoner three months. In January,
1858, he was made Sergeant Major, and in
September, 1868, when Col. M'Ooy attained
to his position as Major. young LitzingeI
was appointed Adiutant Of the regiment
lie remained in the service until the COM
Pletlon on nis seItn' wnen no was a9Ho- {.
IlscnaIS9o- ne w-s " ess-y oes'e - ~,.;s.,
cue sailanI ne'sSi sss -. ~.
ehoss oocu.,'ns uAn'.g a's h-ss.a s's,,.
anu c1se .ne lePu.a.ion u - s I'S.-L. az.
~ ms p'~os ctl Anosusy anu '..e. - - %
A'ii'AS Se-''e1y- ehay nc 'e=S ~ P''Aso
LIVELY 1lhEs.-1ne present "eeA mas 8.
isr been quite hveiy one 10 our soWn, ano
promises stliI more oi an e1cit,ng cnaraceef
On Monday the show attraceed isres con-
course OF people from the surrounding co1n
Try, to say nothing OF those drawn mere @ Ds
Gay afternoon we nave ,ne pIou'.se =
.ia' e;.llg ~ Dase osla %, p. - psiI c',t
u.ns OF 'ne AicAenSpa .l's D~ss 10 ian ..s
u 1ohnsso.n ana .ne ,lIs. nllle =, ~, .i's ssa
.s'nee, eiuo OF TINS piaco' on sue S'o1.u' Sos.
ol ehe iatse!, ana on SATURDAY = s'.il'"' sen
ess. VIII sake place cee ~sen the n.ss liz ~.
O. .ne Al"un,al. Sauo o. Al,2ona auu ~ ~ !.
T1ss u,rs % .le 1lIo Lnsa ness 80 mno
-
1sViloNS.--Ascots'' 70 ". Lloslou s.'
sa.ss. saI'ssy % no'lo.s sIss IAN .. % en- e
:, arc juss no~ So.'' ~ ~ !. '''s !, =