The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-12-10

low N"S - dSo; IhOy OetLIO " INC COHcluSlOH
that their labor during the last campaign
was in vain. They said they had spent
their time, their means (over the Left, had
filed up the entire north Of the county
with crippled horses and broken buggies,
and yet that neither one of them, not
withstanding the suggestion of REX"
had received either the key, the ash pan,
or the broom Of the Prothonotary's office.
They thought it too bad and moreover
thought it still worse that the very person
who gave them all the trouble in the north
was installed as Deputy Prothonotary.-
The noise and confusion in the lodge ex-
cited the H s., who plainly told the
Family, in few words, to remain quiet;
that he had the gift of power to give or
refuse the respective offices In the county;
that the new Prothonotary needed an as
sistant, and that he thought neither one OF
the II. +. competent to fill the post at the
present time; and, further, that Z must
have nothing mere to do there, as he had
tried him in his Democratic balances and
found him wanting-wherefore, they must
be reconciled with his appointment of
Depy. Prothy. And 10 and behold the
II. f. went to their respective kennels like
whipped spaniels- REX
COURT.-Court met on Monday. Ow-
ing to the blockading of the roads by the
snow, the attendance is small. We give
an abstract of the business done up to
Tuesday evening
Comth as T. j. Parrish-selling liquor
on Sunday. Not guilty, and county pay
the costs.
Comth as. Matthew Dignon-selling
liquor on Sunday. Not guilty.
Comth as. John Farner-larceny of Dr.
Yeaglcy's horse and sulky in Johnstown
Defendant pleads guilty and submits. Not
sentenced.
Many cases in the Quarter Sessions re-
main to be disposed of
SNow.-On Friday last, snow fell here
to the depth of one foot. On the follow
ing Monday, another foot fell on top this
making two feet of snow. Monday night
and all day Tuesday, terrible storm
ragged, drifting the snow mountain high.
and sealing up all the highways and by
ways in the neighborhood. The Ebcns-
burg branch train made its last trip Mon
day eyening-it has failed to get through
since These are oUme of the pleasures
incident to living on The Mountain in
winter.
How THIS ?-In last weeks Freeman
was descriptive sketch entitled "a Run
| Through Switzerland" 1t was printed
under the general head of ''Our Foreign
Letter" and was oyertopped by this line
correspondence of the Freeman" By
strange chance, a copy of paper called
the Record, published at East Liverpool
Ohio, has fallen into our hands. This
Record bears date anterior to last weeks
Freeman, and contains, word for word,
the sketch mentioned above Queer
MARBLE WORKs.-We are glad to hear
that the Loretto Marble Works, under the
supervision Of our friend Mr. James VIII
kinson, are doing good business. Mr.. w.
keeps a complete stock Of all kinds Of
marbles constantly on hand, is himself an
accomplished nrarble-cutter, and can turn
out frst-class job. We advise those of
our readers wanting anything in his line
to give him call.
PRoGREss OF REPUBLIcANIsM.-In
October, 1866, when the heaviest vote
previous to the elections of the present
year was polled in Cambria county, the
Republican vote was s.....................2G4 G43
In November, 1865, it was.............2, ,935
Increase in two years. s..................--29
Democratic vote in l866-....--.. ......-.3,2 ,295
In November, 68................--......3,55 ,55S
Increase in two ........---2G3
Fireman please copy.
The BASE BALL CoNCERT-We un-
derstand That the concert to be given
in this place under the auspices of the
Mountaineer Base Bah Club will probably
come off on Tuesday evening, 29th inst.
An excellent choir viii sing on the occa-
sion. Those who attended the base ball
concerts last winter, we feel convinced,
viii go to this.
MARRIED-In Greenville, Indiana CO.,
on Dec. lst. by Rev. Kirkpatrick, Mr..