The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-10-24

every particular for the purposes for
which it is used, and the people of Cam
bria county should not rest until they
replace it with one more in accordance
with the demands of both justice and
humanity.
ETCHINGs.-One man wheeled another
in a wheelbarrow through, the streets of
Altoona on the Saturday following the
election, in ful6llment of the provisions
of bet on the vote for Supreme Judge.
The Hollidaysburg Register tells of a
most estimable physician they have in
Blair county. A soldiers widow is en-
allowed her by the Government, for the
support of her children, but before her
claim can he allowed, it is required that
proof must be forthcoming that the ap-
plicant is actually the mother of the
children for whom relief is asked. The
worthy NJ. d. spoken of was present at
ses to certify to the fact, for the reason-
tell it not in Gath--that the father died
owing him small bill, which is yet un-
paid Truly, it takes all kinds of men to
make WORLDS. G. Wiugard, ESQ, who
ran for State Senate In the Lycoming
district at the late election, and was de-
feated by John B. Beck by FIVE votes,
intends to contest the poll on the ground
of Illegal voting. The people of Indiana
county voted on the question OF prohib-
| itory liquor law, "for" ard against" at
the late election. against" was success
ful by 258 majority.
| DEMOCRATIC CONGRATULATIoN.-T
| Chairman of the Dem. Co. Committee of
Cambria county last week issued a con-
gratulatory address on the result of the
election, wherein vas the following: "The
Democracy performed their whole duty
| nobly; yet not to them alone are we to
ascribe the extent of our triumph. Many
conservative Republicans, alarmed at the
wild measures of the radicals, voted for
our candidates, while a still! greater num-
Der refused to vote" That, "mauy Re-
pu5licans" voted the Democratic ticket is
of course pure fiction but that large
number stayed away from the polls is
true enough. How do you like it, you
575 Republicans who in Cambria county
| stayed away from the polls, that your ap-
athy and indifference are taken and held
by the Democrats as evidence that you
have deserted your party You may not
relish it, but=~it's good for you!
FIREs.-On Monday, the barn of Mr..
Robert Edwards, in Cambria township,
with its contents, was destroyed by fire.
The contents included large quantity of
grain and hay, colt, &c. The loss was
considerable. Insured for 81, 200 in the
Cambria County Insurance Company.
On Monday, the locomotive set FIRE to
pile of lumber in the East Ward, be-
longing to Messrs. Hughes G. Lloyd, and
reduced it to ashes. Loss 5000.
THE CoNCERT.-The concert in aid of
the Mountaineer Base Ball Club, which
will come off in the course of a couple of
weeks, will, we are assured, be one of the
greatest musical treats ever afforded the
people of Ebensburg. Some of the best
musical talent in the State will be en-
ployec, and no pains will be spared in
matters of detail to render the affair
success.
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE.-If YOU
go to Sohnstown soon-and we know that
you will, for everybody goes to Johnstown
as often as possibe-make it point to
visit 4. Leopold & Brother, on Main st.
This firm keeps the largest, best, and
cheapest clothing store in that place, and
if you need. anything in their line, you
cannot do better than buy from them.
Our TABLE g Godey's Lady's Book
tor November is received. 1t is a splen-
did number. Every lady in the land
should subscribe for the Book.
Peterson'S Magazine for November is
also on our table. 1t is filed brimful
with good THINGS Two dollars will nav