The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-07

their subscriptions. This money is due
-, and we would like to have it. TO
these delinquent friends, we make the
following liberal proposition: 1t they
,ov no on or before December Court, the
subscription price of the paper will be put
. Two Dollars; after that, it will be
YEee Dollars. Let one and all take ad-
ysshge of this offer.
ETCH1NGs-The Ebensburg post Office
bas been removed to the building former
ly occupied as drug store by Mr.. Lloyd,
the postmaster, and adjoining bis place of
residence. The building is in Il central
location, and, having lately been remod-
eled and improved, makes tip-top office.
The high wind on Monday morning
blew down the scaffolding around bull
ding in process of erection Oh Center st.
Two carpenters went to the ground with
the scaffolding, but were not much hurt.
The first snow of the season fell on
Wednesday, night of last week. The next
morning, the ground was completely COW
cred with a mantle of white....A man
named John Middleton, of Ciear6eld
county, was found dead in his bed in
Gaysport on last Saturday week. The
verdict of the Coroner's jury was that
the deceased came to his death from as
phyxia caused by lying on his face during
commissions An alarm of FIRE in this
place on Wednesday night, creating much
excitement, was caused by the burning Of
some shavings In a shook shop In the
Lorthera part of town....A man named
Lowry made his escape from the Hun
tingdon Jail lately by unlocking the cell
door with his finger After which feat,
ne stole horse from meadow in the
neighbOThood ana rode off SO far that he
has not since been heard ot...A COM
pany has been organized in Williamsburg,
Blair county, to engage in the manutac-
turs of agricultural Implements G ard
ner & Hemmings' circus exhibited in
Johnstown on Monday The late fire in
Altoona was very extensive one, Four
or6ve buildings in the business part of the
town we're burned down, and much porta-
HE property was destroyed. Supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.>..
Messrs. hloyd, Huff & Co, of Altoona,
have opened banking house in Latrobe
The business of the concern will be man
aged by the second named member of the
drm, Mr.. George f. Huff, which is a
sure guarantee that it viii be managed
both correctly and successfully. The ed
lior of the JohDstOwn Democrat refuses
to accept drink of election whisky Of
Tered him by the editor Of the Johnstown
Tribune, on the ground that the latter
is not "white man" BY aDd by, when
Impartial suffrage comes to be the rule,
We expect to hear few and faint protests
i'om the Democrat man against drinking
with a voter who is not white Wade
Hampton and other prominent Southern
dre-eaters afford shining illustration of
the alacrity with which Democratic poll
aclans can blind themselves to the color
Of mans skin if his hand contains a
Oauot....A train of thirty cars was loaded
WIN railroad iron at Johnstown last week,
unu despatched to point on the Pacific
Haiir9ad five hundred miles west of Oma-
I'd, Nebraska. The entire distance to be
ua'eFsed is over fifteen hundred miles.
NeV' VIM. A. Fleming, of Marietta, Ian
caster county, has accepted call to be-
come pastor of the Presbyterian church
Johnstown....T The HolIidaysburg Stan
0ard says it is SO that "the Republican
party dare not trust its life to its past
virtues" 1.-THE Democratic party trusted
It's HE to either its past or present vir
eS, It's days would be exceedingly short
- 'ne land...,See advertisement of Mr..
hi9rldge Stiles, manufacturer of barrels
Kegs, tubs, &c, Ebensburg. All orders