The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-08-27

The parties concerned hail from Perkins
vile. The defendant was bound over in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
Court.
The new steel mill of the Cambria Iron
Co. is being rapidly pushed forward toward
completion.
We have been having rain in abun-
dance during the past week, and it was
badly needed. 2.
EGoTIsM.-Out of mass of compli-
mentary notices which have greeted The
AHeghanidn since its late introduction to
the public, we select the following:
From the Altoona Vndicator.
We have received the first number of The
AUeghanian, which has been revived under
the propretorship of J. T. Hutchinson and
Ed. James. A portion of the paper appears
in new type, and taken altogether, it pre-
sents quite neat appearance. The editors
of this journal have the ability to make it
spicy and interesting sheet, and 'barrln
their politics." we wish them much success.
From the Pittsburg Gazette.]
The Ebensburg -4Ueghdni0n, after brief
suspension, has resumed publication, and
]. T. Hutchinson, it's former editor, and Ed.
James, have assumed the editorial duties,
and they will undoubtedly sustain the high
reputation The AJe9hdniaR has ever enjoyed.
We wish the paper long life and prosperity.
From the HoHidays5urg Standard
The first number of the resuscltated AHe-
ghGn,dn came TO hand last week, dressed in
new type, and sparkling as Of old, editorially
and locally, and is to be permanent insti-
tuition henceforth. We wish it abundant
success pecuniarily ily-otherwise, not
From the HoLLiGdySburg Register.
The l. bensburg 4Heghdnaan has been revi-
we'd, unde.~ the control of j. L. Hutchinson
and Ed. James, and presents neat appear
auce-is edited with spirit, and deserves,
and we hope will receive, liberal support
from the Union men o. Cambria county
From the Johnsto,O,a Democrat.l
The Ebensburg AlJeghan.,En has been re-
vived by Messrs. j. 7. Hutchinson and Ed.
James. 1t made its appearance last week,
and is welcome visitor to our sanctum.
From the Johnsto,oa Tribune
The Ebensburg AHeghanian has been re-
suscitated by j. Todd Hutchinson and Ed
James, and this time to stay. The paper
looks well and reads well.
From the Pitts6urg Commercial
The first number of the Ebensburg Ale
ghdnidn was issued on Thursday last from
new material, and is very neat in appear
ance.
From the Huntingdon GIo6e1
The kbensburg 4Heghanian came to us
last week. 1t is like the sight Of an old
friend long absent Long may il wave.
CARL SCHURz.-This distinguished pa
triot and able man spoke for Grant and
Colfax to monster mass meeting in Pitts
burg on Monday night He spoke again
in Johnstown on Tuesday evening, to a
large assemblage. The General intends
visiting various parts of the State during
the campaign, and will do good service
He will also visit New York, New Jersey,
and other States.
AccIDENT.-On Sunday night, a freight
train going west was wrecked at the deep
cut on the Penna Railroad between Gal
Htzin and Cresson. A man named Bow
ers, an engineer on the road, who was
riding on the train, was hurt so badly in
the wreck that it is feared he will not re-
cover.
PERsoNAL.-Col. II. \. Mccoy, chief
clerk in the Surveyor Generals office at
Harrisburg, was in town FROM Saturday
till Monday.
DR.. John Fl. Clarke, of Pittsburg. and
family, are spending the dog-days here.
Hosts of friends are always glad to see
them.
IT Is So.-Neney can be saved by buy
ing your groceries at Oatman's.
Money can be saved by buying your
-four at Oatman's.
Money can be saved by buying your
carbon ell at Oatman's. 5.
Go to Oatman's, High street.
MEETING.-A Republican mass meeting
will be held in Jackson township on next
Saturday evening. 1t will be addressed by
able speakers.
Go AND HEAR-The EbensburQ Grant
Club will meet in the Town Hall on next
Saturday evening, and will be addressed
by George NJ. Reade, Esq