The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28
EDITORIAL ETcHINGS.

RG Nasby is trying to lecture.
pr The "Immortal9 j. N. Free is moi
dead. The other was false report
B@ The hog cholera is prevailing in
Huntingdon county.
schools has closed.
b6r They are making paper pantalets for
wonen,s wear.
IA The Fenian excitement in Ireland has
subsidized.
BG Parson BrownIow has been renomi-
mated for Governor in Tennessee.
R@ Two prisoners escaped from the wes-
tern Penitentiary on Sunday.
D6- The 39th Congress dies and the 4oth
Congress will be born on Monday next.
1ST The vote for Constable in Holidays
burg was tie, each of two candidates recei-
wing las votes.
DGr The white men take care Of the In
dians, and the Indians take hair Of the white
men. -1 s-lI r1
D9r The fare on the Holiidaysburg Branch
Railroad has been reduced from 80 to as
cents.
Dc Hereafter, boys undar twenty-one
years Of age will not be enlisted into the
regular army, except as musieisns.
16F Grace Greenwood 10 in favor Of Civ.
ing the ballot to every woman who owns 9
sewing machine or wssh-tub,
19 Capt. Doher,y, who was stabbed By
Farren in Hollidaysburg week or two ago,
is still living. :.
@r The Great Eastern is going to run
between New York and Paris during the
continuance of the French Exposition.
E6c division Of Pennsylvania into two
States is broached by some PittsburR papers.
Bosh
1gr The Hancock chair and the table on
which the Declaration of independence was
signed were deposited in Independs dsnce Hall
at Philadelphia on washingtons birthday.
H6r A petition has been presented to the
Legislature praying for the abolishment of
the ONCE of Co. Superintendent in Blair
county. Old fogyism.
HsS- Mollie Trussell, who killed her lover
in Chicago some time ago, and was aequit-
ted by susceptible jury, has entered o nun
nerv.
RS paragraph in the papers says that
John H. Surratt, when he arrived on these
shores, was clad in jaunty Zouaxe uniform.
He is low iron clad.
RAJ Beyeridge, the bully who assaulted
Philadelphia Mquirer Painter last winter in
the capitol at Washington, has been tried for
assault, found guilty, and fined $lso
16@ Hon. Reyerdy johnson, of Maryland
spoke for and voted for the Reconstruetion
bill as it finally passed both houses of Con-
gress. aea l t.
H65- Surrattw was arraigne6 before the Wash.
ington Court on Saturday, and plead not
guilty to the charge of murder and conspir-
acy. His trial will come off next month
paF Robert Folger was tried for the mur-
der of Robert W. Dinsmore in Washington
county last week, and was found guilty of
murder in the first degree.
Eas- A little daughter of Mr.. Evan Pow
ell, residing in Altoona, was left in room
by herself, and going too near the stove, her
clothing took FIRE and she burned to death.
Another warning. .5. ,,s--..rs-.--
R6r Three panels of heavy board fence
in Altoona were lately blown down by gust
of wind, and, falling upon Ir. Geo. Hinckls,
broke that gentle mans leg and shattered his
sncle. o-se - fa.-ea za5
nar According to late accounts, C. O. I. r.
Stephens is in Ireland, Paris, London, New
York, Skedunck, and other places, and the
liberation Of Ireland may be momentarily ex-
Pected. a -tt leat tr4l a
16- In view Of the fact that board promi-
ses to be scarce in Paris during the great
Exposition, Il is proposed to send . saw-log
over there from this country. The idea
should be poplar: H2-.
Ea- George Eilat, charged with the com
mission Of & tsps upon little girl eleven
years old, was shot and killed by the father
of the girl in the Court rsom at Philadslphia
on the 10th.
b6r The Nebraska Legislature has ratified
the conditions imposed by Congress, prepar-
atory to the sdmission Of the Territory into
the Union. Ths number sf States is thus
sweiied 70 thirty-ssysn. e
bGr The negro suffrage bill has passed
has been signed by the Governor. Ameri-
can citizens of dark skin can now vote in
that State. G. 2l5ue H vfi lIegns gGl
B% A Washington dispatch Of the 18th
says: "Col. Dan. Rice was the only gentle
man who had an unofficial interview with the
President to-day" Dan. is proprietor Of the
''One Horse Show" Perhaps he ID siooking
for clown for the concern.
D@- See card in this paper Of II. Childs /
Co., Wholesale dealers in boots and shoes.
Pittsburg. VIM. G. Aurphey, Esq, is part
ner in this concern. which is enough to in
sure for it the bulk of the Cambria patronage
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