The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-01-30


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ErcErSGs.-The Office OF the Jreasu-
of Huntingdon county was entered by
,..o,ors on the night of the 23d instant,
,bo blew open tie safe, but failed to OBJ
,.;r more than dollar or two for their
-,nblo The Treasurer luckily had the
bnIk ot his funds deposited in bank.
Charles Barclay, aged sixty years,
,ohmap on the Penna. Railroad near
R,,;r Furnace, Blair county, gave food
md shelter to an Englishman named Sims
4 4, the night of the 11th. Sims had rep
,ssoted himself as being in a destitute
,opGiOn. Before going TO bed, the old
nan melt as usual to pray, when Sims
asVed on his back, garroted him, aud
ROBBED him of silver watch. The un-
grateful wretch then decamped, but was
subsequently, arrested and committed 20
sill. The Congregationaljst congregation
u this place have purchased a lot OF
ground on High street, near the site occu-
pied by the Presbyterian church, and IN
tend erecting thereon in the spring large
land elegant brick church e1ihce. The
stones for the foundation are now beng
got out One day not long ago, man Ia
Blair county came suddenly on a drove OF
4 Wild turkeys. The ground was covered
vhi and so the turkeys could neither
Y zgh fy nor run fast The man captu-
ri two fine gob5lers, one OF which SUBJ
wquently escaped. Three men, named
Thomas Gordon, Frank Little, and S.
Bradley, were tried at the late session of
the Clearfeld county Court for inhumanly
initiating a horse, were found guilty,
and sentenced as follews-Gordon, to pay
fne of $500 and go to the peaiUentiary
Tor two years and nine months Little, to
pay a fine of $500 and go to the peniten-
tiary one year and nine months; Brad
ley, to pay iue of $500 and go to the
penitenhary one year and nine months.
ONs of these deten6auts, probably two,
Sua possibly all three, formerly lived 10
Cambria county.-..That popular landlord,
Nh K. Detling, of the ''Miners Home" a.
HenOck, will give a grand bah to his
friends on the 24lh February. All lovers
OF "gooG time" should attend -. Mr..
Wn. Bell, of Jefferson county, was iu-
stantly killed last week by large limb
falling upon him from tree which he
was cutting dOwn.-..Rev. David HARRISON,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at New
Salem, Westmoreland county, formerly
OF Ebensburg.) commenced a revival du-
nng the first week of January, which
continued two weeks, and during that
ans some forty new members were won
~Ae church. IA coal bank caVed in on
miner named Jacob Winters at Penn
talon, the other day, and crushed him
I" death....Mr James f Campbell, for
merly of Johnstown, has commenced the
publication OF newspaper in Wellsburg,
West Fa....Mr. George Settlemoyer, Of
"lmore, has a COW that has had four
calves within twelvemontb... A young
nan named James Martin was crushed to
death in a coal bauk near CenterviIle, In
diana county, on the 10Th instant, by a
mass OF coal weighing three tons falling
upon him....We direct attention to the
card of Mr.. Peter McDermott, manufac-
'urer OF and dealer in sarsa parilla, mineral
water, bottled ale, and porter, Johnstown.
Fer'ona wishing to buy anything in that
'ae cannot buy better article or cheaper
'NaO IRON Peter. The snow is over one
t'O' IN depth, and the sleighing excel
'en' The farmers and business men are
making good use Of the good roads, and
"s Quantities of produce and lumber
IouSht to town daily are Astonishing.
'uo Auditors have nearly completed the
asa oi auditing the accounts of the county
I'F the past year....The price of -four in
tl'ts6urg, according to L. G. Jenkins' Ia
tSt circular, ranges from SI025 to S12.
70 per oarrel....The Freeman had com
aunlcatlon last week from Wilmore, on
Na'ioraL politics, the writer of which it
Tn'''inso W. as a"patron of The AHegAanian."
1ue freeman appears to know more about
Our business than We know ourself.. The
seventh annual statement of the Cambria
county Insurance Company, published