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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-12-19

= 1CENSE NOTICE.-The peti-
- ton of Andrew Haug for License to
keep an Eating House in Carrolltown Bor-
ough, has been filed and viii be presented to
the Judges of our Courts at the coming Ar
gument Court. on Thursday, Jan. I'd, 1868
GEO. G. K. ZAHM, Proth'y.
Ebensburg, Dee. 19, 1867.
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ComFoRT TO be warmly clad is the ac>
me of comfort at this inclsment season of
tho year. and wO know of no place whsre
this can be done more economically, either
by man or woman. than at the extensive and
low priced store of V. s. Barker. on Main
street. Everybody who needs an outfit for
the holidays should go there and get 1t.
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NOTICE.-I will leave the Sum-
NIT in a short time. and am desirous
OF having ALL my accounts settled. Parties
knowing themselves indebted will please call
soon, as their accounts can be settled on bet
ter terms with me than any one else.
l cheerfCly recommend my successor. DR..
Devsresux, to the confidence of the public.
Dec 12.>5t. WALTER BELL.
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r,r YEARS GIFT.-As the new year is
>, n commence we would suggest to our
- 4 very appropriate New Years gift,
|. -,,..aDtstion of which would not fail to
i '!lsr the printers heart. This-is neither
y, mar less than to present us with the
-. If new subscriber TO the freeman.
Is,,r subscriber would make it a point to
a r-s new name TO our list, il would great
...st is and accomplish much good for
I, cause for which we labor. How many
y friends will try the experiment
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SUsQUEHANxA Tr, Nov. so, 1867.


hfr. Editor-I nave for the fret time been
prompted to solicit space in your journal
for the purpose of referring to very pleas
ant surprise party which had its occurrence
in our midst night before last. The party
was held in the cooper shop of Hon. A. A.
Barker, and was attended by geodly con-
course of pleasure seekers. The affair was
got up in a most elaborate and enjoyable
style, and was very creditable TO the projec-
tors, VIM. Gray, Father Dougherty, John
q. Miller and his son. The participants AS
sembled in the ball room, which includes
the shed and horse stable, formerly used
as . cooper shop,) where they danced and
capered with perfect looseness the greater
part of the night. The room was capable
of accommodating sixteen cotillions, but we
only danced one at time, 30 that the fun
might last the lenger. At the conclusion of
each cotillion we were presented with glass
of whisky punch by our accommodating old
friend, Father Deugherty. About 10 O'Clock,
however, the whisky began to taste short,
and Father DoughertY, feeling obliged to
treat US to the best of his ability, started for
Carroll:oWn and soon returned with another
full quart. His return was the signal for
supper, TO which we all eagerly repaired
The supper consisted of a little of everything,
but beans and pickles predominated. In
fact everything on the table was sour except
the vinegar. Supper over. We returned to
the stable, or cooper shop, and renewed our
depredations, and kept them up until about
8 o'clock, when all being ready to disperse,
and considering the bali at an end, we went
out aud threw down Archibald FarrelPs
fence, and departed to our respective homes
rejoicing. j. r.
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NARY had a little lam

Because she wouldn't go to town
And buy pound Of lard.
The above excellent piece of poetry is mere
ly ts attract your attention TO the fact that
when you visit JohnstoWn, ss you doubtless
will next week, you will find James J. Muir
phys :" Star Clothing Halii' the best and
Cheapest clothing house in that city. Go
and see.
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CAN'T Do IT.-One of the cog-wheels of
our machine has broken, and We find ourseif
unable this week to manufacture any poetry
ABOUT Shoemaker & Co.'s store. Neverthc-
less, wo advise all our readers to visit aaT-
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The first session
Of the Annual County Institute for this coun-
ty will be held in the Court House in Ebens-
burg, January 7th, 1868. The prograHme
OF exercises promises an interesting and in
structlve session. The law requiring ihsti-
tutes to be held allows directors to grant their
teachers the time spent in these exercises,
and pay them the same as for teaching. It
is hoped that the various boards Cf directors
will pursue this course Teachers, however.
should attend even if they are not paid for
the time. and those who do not will receive
tosc figure in teaching at the next e1amina-
tions. 1t is absolutely necessary for those
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NBENSBURG AND CRESSON
~ RAIL ROAD COMPANY.-Notice is
hereby given to the Stockholders of the E.
{, C. R. r. Co., that the annual election for
a President and twelve Directors of said Co.
will be held at the office of Hon. A. A. Bar
ker. in the borough of EbensbuIg. on the 81
Monday, 18th day, of January next, begin
ming at the hour of one and closing at four
O'Clock P. N. D. J. JONES, Sec'y.
Ebensburg, Dec. 10, 1857.
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/, a.. v HlPPISG.-We understand that
''ouS, II not shameful, case of child
b. . b occurred in the public school of
a.. trough, IN this county. on Mon
ss5s, %eek-the victim being a lad of
st c5,U9 VI len years of age, and the mis-
s.tg,.; ee The person who administered
\ Bes,,,,,oo-n--encouraged and commended
,slirsc,,r..' however, we are told, by one
Lrbe.,.' who. was present at the time.
u eY,.. comment, either in conSemna-
,agivuuatioa of the alleged severity of
\ for, as a prosecution is likely to
L. tAe occurrence. The lad is a son
nd ob.,, tu Won, and is represented as a
|tOdiny zen - !, Boy, and the sum total of
IS "a 1'.ls case is said to have been
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THE TIME FIxED.-We have already sta<
ted that our young friends of the Mountain
eer Base Ball Club had in contemplation the
getting up of concert in order to secure
funds for the liquidation of sundry debts,
anG we are pleased to announce that the
evening of Wednesday, the 9th day of Jan
uary (the anniversary of the battle OF New
Orleans) has been fixed upon for the holding
of the concert. The entertainment will be
under the supervision Of Prof. Hugh 4.
Hughes, a gentleman of considerable music>
al celebrity. and will consist of vocal aud in
strumental exercises of the most pleasing and
entertaining character, and cannot fail to
prove satisfactory in the highest degree.
We trust that the boys will De greeted with
large and appreciative audience.
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- A. RAILROAD AcCIpEST. On Friday
Y last, Samuel Croyle, Esq, an aged
s--Sn residing near SGmmerhill, this
y, was strock by freight train on the
it'Tania Y Railroad. and so seriously in
wa, death eLsued the same afternoon.
-.!lo was somewhat deaf. and in a
4 4 4t'uI0de approached the train, walk
]. .e end Of the ties, ard before he was
VI tne coming of the cars he was
aug Slu Injured as above stated. The
- N was vas most worthy citizen, and re-
). - !, his llfo at or near SummcrhilI.
|rs =. was killed--his father, Thomas
,,r-, /, .sa9 the first settler in that part of
|s,ay' gy' 1t is somewhat singular coin
,-'I ootA the Justices of the Peace Of
N i"%l'hip have been killed upon the
H. !, amos aliaos' at the same spot, within the
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FOR SALE.

"a VABUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
will be offered at Public Sale, at
Summerhill. Cambria county. on U'ed,,esddy,
the 15h IF day January, 1868, tract Of
valuable WOODLAND, formerly owned by
Owen M'Nally, containing 122 Acres. more
or less. adjoining lands of Isaac Paul. An-
thony Warner, and others. The land is val
uablo and the title good Terms will be
mode known on day Of sale by
H. M'INTOSH, Agent.
Dec. 20, 18S7.-fs.
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MAR

BRAWLEY - classic Johnstown,
on Tuesday, 10th inst, by Rev. P. Garvsy,
Mr.. WILLIAM BRAwLHY, of Westmoreland
county, Formerly of Ebensburg), and Miss
MAGGIE GLASS, of Johnrtown.
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GAUTION-All persons are here
by cautioned against purchasing House
and Lot situated in Carrolltown borough,
Cambria county, Pa. from HRS. Lydia Ben
don, as purchased aud paid for the same,
and she holds the title to it merely as my
trustee. Tdec.12-3t. N. J. BENDON.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
rDe AND CREssoN RAILROAD

.rpe AND CREssoN RAILROAD
h'' al after Monday, April 10, 1857,
IN - tbis road will run Re follows:
L%, tas, n, connecting with Day Express
'''Jr r,st aud Phila. Express West.
.Ep,H., connecting with Phila. Ex.
EIs. and Mail West.
sst 4 NJ. or on departure Of Phila.
Express West.
;9P'u., or on departure Of Phila. Lax
prsss East.
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l7.rIoEAL ExERCIsEs.-The religious
o. MES known as tho Forty Hours De-
D." commenced in the Catholic Church
place on Sunday noon and closed on
1esdsy morning. Father Christy. the
lent pastor, was assisted in the duties Of
ccasion by Revs. Giles, Of Carrolltown,
'sa, Of Tyrone, and Burns, of St. Angus
The congregation entered into the
q The devotion with much apparent
and the greater portion of them ap-
bed the sacraments and participated
he ether exercises connected with the
4 tsye aud instructive ceremonies. The
VAS crnamentcd in most tasteful and
manner, a. indeed it is on all occa-
Tan important character, and reflect
el,4 credit upon the fervent hearts of
allies who have this work of love uader
/ Ieclal charge. 1t is, perhaps. not q
s' s11lec. for newspaper commendation,
We cannot refrain from saying that the
a the little church of St. Patrick ex-
"a all occasions, in beautiful and ar
.s>.F"tIon, any ono that we have ever
ia iron. Of
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A S SJGNEE APPOINTED.

District Court Of the United States for the
Westcrn District Of Pennsylvania
In the matter of ISRAEL BERKLEY.
Bankrupt: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of the estate of
ISRAEL BERKLEY. of Yoder township, in
the county Of Cambria, in the said District.
who was, to wit, on the both day of October,
A. d. 1867, adjudged bankru pit upon his
own petition, by the District Court of said
District.
Dated at Johnstown, the 9Th day Of De-
cember, a d. 1867.
MARTIN L. LONGENECKER,
Dec. II, l067.>4t. Assignee.
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gsrg MESTIOS.-Wllliam Z. Ankrum
,s,ient Of SuSquehanna township, was
rgBt to this place and committed to Jail,
[. i,y last week, charged with being the
| ,ssor Of one more wife than the law al
I. Aukrum was first arrested in Clear
/ county, but esca ped from tho custody
he officer who had in charge. He was
lrasied, however, near the town of Jrdi-
,-Nirs. Doyle and Miss Rush have
Tel, with their millinery establishment,
our town TO Tyrone, Blair county.
,rss. they will meet with more liberal
engagement in tleir new location than
r extended to them here John Armel,
..v township, Westnoreland county, at
|-r,cl to "shuflie of this mortal coil' by
.as sofa piece Of rope, not long since. but
discovered and cut down by his wife be-
lie had succeeded IN disposing of his life.
|1mHsand county against the world for
s-Some $1,000 in legal tel.der
RS were stolen from the residence Of John
a4rs, in Indiana county, n few days
a pocket-bouk containing $500
..s.ractcd from the drawer of ii grocer
! reusUurg, on Thursday week, but was
rrds thrown over the feEoe into his
aYsrd bv the CoLscience-stricken thief
-,eyara, fine deer have been shipped from
,g.lt to tie Eastern market within the
gock--A young man named Scott
over is credited by the Hollidaysburg
sr with having husked one hundred
t,u bushels of corn in one day not long
e. The feat WAS accomplished in Ius-
,ovuship.-A young man named
l-s SHOT a bear in Clearfiell county, week
rg last, which weighed four hundred
|-is--A wild cat was discovered and
il a chicken coop in Fulton county on
morning OF the eth inst.---Eilty~two
lo sheep belonging TO James Nowry, of
ana county, died recently from the ef-
oi eating laurel--A young man
ai Neil, Of East Mahoning township,
sas county, was very seriously injured,
tie 9Th inst, by the caving in upon him
sa z2 2Daukment. of earth under which he
Il work. k.---James II. Upton, of Miles
Z. Centre county, some three weeks since,
While crossing a small railroad bridge
! that place, and struck his head against
Of the timbers, and received Injuries
eliminated in his death on Friday
E.-Cougressman MorrelPs seat was
a-. when the vote on the impeachment
sion was taken in the House Of Repre~
stiyls, on the 7th inst, snd the HClli
9agrg Radical can scarcely suppress its
E Ua,iOn thereat.- house in Derry
gLip, Wcstmoreland county, occupied
hmily named Thomas, was destroyed
.e with all its contents, on Thursday,
lst--Hon. D. J Morrell, Congress
nom this district, Is chairman OF the
--..,ee on Manufactures. and a member
Committee on Freedmen's Affairs
20 large bears made their appearance
2s farm OF D. W. Womelsilorf, Esq, in
.,a township, in sight Of Huntington,
.-uTsday morning last.
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NOTICE. E.-Collectors of School
- and Road Taxes-in the several Districts
of Cambria county, are requested to return
to this Office, on or before the first dav of
February. 1868, the Seated LSnds ON which
sufficient personal property cannot be found
to levy and make the Taxes for the year 1867.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
VIM. II. SECHLER, Clerk.
CONS Office, Ebensburg, Dec. II, 1861. 81
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~ tanning lists of Dry and Fancy Goods.
Watches, Plated Ware. Cutlery, &C.. to be
sold. ONE DOLLAR for each article. Great
inducements to Agents. PLUMMER &
MOULTON, 16 Marshall St.. Boston; Mass.
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XTPGINTA

We hear that Mr. Bots ad vises against
hCidILg the irginIa State Convention of loyal
citizens or The l7lh of April. the anniversary
of the pas age OF the act Of secession by thar
State lis advic- Is il-timed and improp r.
TINS cor v.uIion is simply designed to perfect
the organ Izs;iOn of the heartily loyal people
of the S'aie IN advance of the popular move
nleuts that mUst follow Immediately on the
appearance Of General Schoheld's expected
ORDER for assembling the convention TO make
Gbe new STATE CoLsti Ution called for In the
reconstruction acts of Congress II is en-
physically necessary that the sound Ioyalists
C Virginia should one and all understand each
ether and act IA strict accord. Other
wise, not their views and wishes, but those
q parties aiming to- preserve in their failure
STATE government a. many OF the old heresies
c! secession and their consequences and CO.
Tollari's IS possible, will be in the scpndant in
the regular State convention to assemble soon
aiieTv ards Ii that happens. the constitution
mat cow ntIOH NAV make will hardIy-as il
Should no.-pass muster before Congress If
The truly loyal people OF Virginia OF both
races T'maIH firm. siX months will hardly pass
cefcre they sTe reinforced by large body of
young HotIVc, intelligent and hopeful men
who bv th7t time VIII come 10 comprehend
that he true ksy TO the speedy relief of tae
state is OuI, 10 re found in the policy of bury
ing the d. a m+R-rh- politicians OF the past
IS spec oily I'd a unceremonIOusiy a posi-.
be, and, with them. all the retroactive and
aujt-oeluvtan CrCchets through the enforce
Iaeat Of which upon the stump and other
v 80, virginia has been. sept half century
behind New crk. and y as finally entrspped
intc rces zion, civil war and consequent desc
IatioH. sc.
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THE CoNeEcrIcUT yIECyIos

The election hich takes place in Conuecti-
cut to-day bids fair 10 bring out the largest
vote which has ever been polisd in th at State
The excitement has been, az possible, or .atsr
tnan that of last years campaign, when Gen
eral Hawley was chosen Governor over James
X Engii,h by majority OF fl ve hundred aud
forty lone, in poll OF eighty-seyen thousand
votes The Republicans have in variably car
ritd the State since 1856, though their MAORI
ties were not larger in ls56 aud 1860 than that
OF last year. General Hawleys organ. the
Hartford f''a5S. confdently asserts that he
Will be Reelected Governor. but the D4mo-
Gratis express themselves equally confident
OF electing MIR. English this time, and
are meking great exertions to defeat Mr. r.
I. Barnum in the Fourth Congressional dis
trIct. The New York Tribune says: 1--WE hope
to eject Gov. Hawiey oy about 900 majority;
but one vote lost In each school district would
upset the State"
AGoyeTnOr, Lieut.. Governor, Secretary Of
State, Treasurer, Controller, four members of
Congress, 81 State Senators, and 80 Assembly,
men are 10 be chosen to day. The opposing
candidates for Congress are: RepubIican-Ist
district, Henry D-miug; ID, Cyrus North
Top sd, Henry II, rkweather; lth. Pnineas
L. Barnum DrmOcrs;s-lst district, Richard
ID. Hubbard I'd, Julius Hotchkiss. Sd, Earl
Martin; 18th, William h. Barnum. The first
and fourth districts arr doubtful.
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Affairs in Grorr,towo.

SAlK or tIRK APPARArUs fats m ,rnIug
j ID uss boH n0g auc 'Ionrrr. sal tn ap-
IsTatus belonging To the FIgilsn, fire com.
parry. Tue company r-'a n tts orgHuiZatIon
banu aprarssus - nov al no us. 80 them
Mr.. Horton, of Balumurr, purraa ed
the suc'ICn or Slfi, one Tr-t for 81. tro
II ELF Tor S2-.5U each, about I,O,p fe.t OF old
bose foI IS ceI is per foot a sncti,n .se,ue
wss houi ~ Smvh & Go OF Rtl'iru IRE for
50? So. Mr.. W. Gh,moerlsIn bou.h be me old
iacC'r truck Tor 81 5
1HB AQUEDUCr.-lh h. aqGeauCr ~ allAf
win vafpr - ate pr' per level iass morning
For mon'h y 81 The vttPr has en- ,ea x z
gradually into the squFduC'. aud ut> q =
ready or toatS The truUk leaks badly AID
a. v as last fail. though Ibs tmp oy.rs of tna
e mpsny IL has % n ImpTby d. No - tsu
boa's have passed through 10 the Alexandra
canal a. YET
THE CANAL There are no arrivals 90 he
feg's'sr ibis IN 'TninC. There ~ 40 C-r .lufy
a. 10 " hat time the coal fleet will b-gtu % ar
rive. Ia fact We have hpsrd nut q one o ~
loading nj Cumberland tn boa ~ q
nave arrived with coal were loaded last win
ter
ltTlhgs ~ The M rChants EXChIuge This morn
ing were is o bush el> oat>, 400 hu heels meat
LIS barrels flour Sales OF ezra -four ri
$3.50, family, ST. 50sSl7.s5; 2Oo harreI- TIVE
SllS", luN barrels cut ezra, : 325 There
we're no Off rings of CRAZE. ov a., 10 he pcr-
arrival OF boat by the "auaI. 0Uotttious Of
fair red thea. 3. sass %. white corn. SI!St
SllI. yellow, 9 O3sStt5 We notice the ar
r'VH' the schooner J. l.. Willie from ~ y
OF a. with cargo of 1000 bushels of what
consigned TO mIlIeIs here
PoBT OF GEoRGETowN --En'erpd-S'earlsr
John Gibson, Fuller. from New York. EItL
lael Chandisp. Glssred-Steamer Eeuae5pC,
Wilson. tor Esltinure.