The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-03-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

's'ru erv ~eer an Adjourned Court Of Com
VI pIsas was held, during which the fol-
zinc business was transacted
D,niel Erb and John Smith vs.. Mathew
Al Adams. Debt on award. Feb, 21th-
Inrv called and sworn. and trial commenced,
chen plaiutiff amended his narr. and the
defendant alleging surprise, the cause was
continued at cost OF plaintiff. Reade Tor
Dlaintifr-Johuson & Scanlan for defendant.
Mary Ann Burgoon VS.. Rachel a Noel.
giectment. Plaintiff non-suitcd. Johnston
& Seaman and Tierney for pialntih-tenlon
and Kopelin for defendant.
Henry TRULY and David TRULY vs.. Sam
mel Duncan. Debt. Jury called and sworn.
Verdict for plaintiffs for Sl23 and costs
Johnston & Scaulan for plaintiffs-koPe-
lin and Rose for defendant.
Heirs of Daniel Litzinger, deed. by F. P.
TiGrney, guardian. vs.. George L'tzlnger;
Ejectment for tract of land under aiieged
raroIe contract Verdict for the PlaIntlh.
Johnston & Scanlan for piaintIft-hoPehn
for defendant
Beudon. iectment for one eighth OF a
tract Of land situate in GaIlitzin township,
claimed bv the heirs of Thos Bendon. decd
The defendants claimed that the legal title
under which the plaintiffs claimed was in
trust for them. Verdict for dPfendants.-
R,.ade for piaintiffs-Jo Johnston & Seaman
for defendants.
John Hare and wife VS. James r. Cooper.
Qrespass on the case, etc, for ohstrucun% a
water course Verdict for defendant. Sech-
Ter, Johnston & Scaulan for plaintiffS-kit-
tell and Kopelin for defendant
SECOND wEEK-cIvIL LIST.
P. H. Shields vs.. L. c. McMallin. Ap-
zeal. Defendant, by plaintiff s consent,
confes,es Judgment for $25 and ono halt the
costs. Johu,ton & Scanlan for plaintiff
Ehey for defendant.
Crossmau. solomon & Co. VS.. William T..
Hughes Assumpsit, &c. Verdict for PHI.
for Sl94 and costs. Oatman, Johnston y
Scauan fer paintiff-Singleton for deft.
John E. Storm vs.. b. NJ. Adams. AS
sumpsit. &c. Verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
Riley and Ftnlon for plaintitf-Johnston <
Sraulan for defendant,
Gresham, SolJman & Co. VS.. James d.
Hamilton. Appeal. Dett. coHtesses Jpdg-
ruent for - aud pays the same III full
Oatman, Johnston & Scanlan for plaintiff
Meade for defendant.
EbenezcI D McLenahap VS.. Jesse W Nood-
cock. Debt on Record Of State oF Maryland
Verdict for plaintiff for 504,lS. Johnston 4
Seaman for plaintiff R-ade for defendant.
James Runion VS.. Frederick George
Scire Facias Sur Ejcctment. Plf. amends
writ. Def. alleges surprise. Cause contin-
uad. Johnston & Seaman for plf.-kitteli
for diff.
Mary Burnett vs. James Mc1Iillan and
terrs tenants Scire Facas To revive j udg-
r!!eut Judgment confessed, etc. Johnston
& Seaman for piaiutitT-ReaGe for deits.
josiah Christy james Collins. Repe-
vim Verdict for plaintiff. Klttell. Johns
ton & Scan!an for plaintiff. p. Tlerpey
for defendant.
The criminal cases disposed of were for the
most part of trivial character, and on this
account as much a. for the want of space in
sur columns. we refrain from giving report
Of lhcm.
EnrroR1AIIrrEs, LoCAIaAND GENERAL -
A ycung man from Wilmore was arrested
on Saturt ay fol stealing a couple Of overcoats
from hotel in this place. The coats were
recovered. however, ard the 10y h6era-ed-
Jesse Kyle. Of East Huntingdon town
ship, Westmorelaud county, committed sui
c.f, not long since by taking arsenic. lie
was married about a year, but was dIssatIs-
fed with the unpleasant circumstance which
compelled the union, and took this method
Of >svering the bonds.
Mr. Peter H,lfrich, son Of our esteemed
friend Nicholas Hrlfrch, of Chest township,
WAS kicked 10y an unruly horse, on Monday,
and his skull fractured in such manner as
- render recovery hopeless. We sincerely
sympathize with him and his friends IN tins
melancholy calamity.
A frame building at Cresson, formerly oc-
cupied as store house aud dH elling by Mr..
John j. Troxell Of GallittZiu, was totally
DESTROYED by fire, day or two since. We
failed to learn anything as to the origin of
the fire or the amount of the loss sustained.
Mr.. James Wilkinson, the well known
and skiIIful marble manufacturer at Loret-
to. presents bis appeal for patronage IN
new form in our paper to-day: Inc diHer>
ert j,bs put up lry him throughout the c"un-
'ty are standing monuments of his capacity
AS = workman. and it cannot be denied that
he does his work well ana at the most mod
crate prices.
Rev. R. C. Christy, of the Catholic con-
greGatiou here, requests us to return his
heartfelt thanks to the members of st. Pat
rTck's Church, Cameron's Bottom, Indiana
-ounty. for the prompt and generous manner
\ which they responded to his recent ap-
cal on behalf of the good cause in which he
so much interested. He hopes that God
i'll bless them all with abundance in this
fe and an eternity Of happiness in the next
LATEST FROM JoHNsTowS BY Tuesday
5pIs mall, and through the pollteneSS OF
ohm l.. Scanlan, we are placed in possession
f the following reports Of the condition OF
fairs ia and about Johnstown, as given bv
IT attentive and wide-awake correspondent,
-'ku BALI:
Tuesday, HdrcA 10th About forty houses
submerged by water, and as many fami-
s for the present are rendered homeless.
he zee is packed in over the entire lower
rtion Of the ''Tsland" to the depth of six
eight feet, and all the fences, outhouses. |
are swept away. An extensive gorge is !
ted at the "deep cut" above Mineral |
:, aud also on the Stony Creek several |
S up. The breaking Of the ice on the
r river is hourly expected, and it is feared
when 1t moves the lower end of Cam
borough will be endangered.
T. M.-Mineral Point gorge came down
7. 2. M. and the ice packed up as far as
dvale. The lower portion of this vii
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