The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-08-20
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G3P Ebensburg is being rera;nted.
gSy Dust half foot deep in the streets.
gsg@ Seymour will see less in November
BG~ The days are growing shorter.
BGg- Our subscription list is growing
longer.
pa~ The notorious Adah Isaacs Menken is
dead.
ElS Jack Frost paid us couple of visits
last week.
reg The Indians are troublesome on the
frontiers.
gD~ Over FIVE thousand Grant Clubs have
already been organized
RS- Go to Bob. Thomas saloon, on High
street, for saucer of delicious ice cream.
BGg% The remains of Hon. Thaddeus Ste
vens were buried in Lancaster on Monday.
nsg= The Democratic Congressional Con-
ference will probably meet in Tyrone to-day.
Bg@ Pagan, who killed Lane in Holidays
burg, has been admitted to bail in the sum
of $500.
BSS~ NJ. L. Bechtel, of Blair county, late
Sheriff, is an independent candidate for
County Treasurer.
Bg~ An old rebel cavalry regiment IN
Louisiana has reorganized as Seymour and
Blair club.
BGSy% There are five hundred visiting guests
and five hundred thousand resident mosqui-
| toes at Cresson.
nay~ A talking match for the champion
|
Columbia. Both will win.
Gay@ Woodruff wants the Democratic mot
to to be ''action! action p Wouldn't "suc-
ton suction y suit better?
BGg~ Gen Harry White, our Senator, ad-
dressed Republican mass meeting in Pitts
burg on Thursday night last.
gS7~ Pittsburg manages. one hundred and
three collieries, which produce 800 900
bushels of coal annually.
Ia In 1860, the Southern fre-eaters
threatened rebellion if they failed. They
now threaten revolution if they succeed.
B1g- Napoleon Young, pedestrian, walked
one hundred miles in twenty-five hours and
twelve minutes, in Pitts5urg last week.
asa~ Hon. L. w. Hall and Hon. Francis
Jordan have gone into partnership in the
law business, and have hung out their shin
gle in Harrisburg.
gsA- The receipts from internal revenue
sources, from July l4th 10 date, are twenty
five millions eight hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars.
GGS~ Some weather-wiseacre makes the
| oIo
three heavy snow storms and season of un-
paralleled severity next winter.
Bg@ "The Radicals have perfect mania
for piling on the taxes.'-Freeman
To pay debt contracted through the in
becilty and treachery of Democratic Ad-
ministration.
ESg@ Is your house insured? If not in
sure it forthwith in the Protection Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cambria County.
This is one of the soundest companies in ex-
| istence.
nSy- Mrs Trumbull, wife of Senator
TrumbuIl, died in Washington city Sun
day morning. Arrangements are being made
to convey the body to Springfield, H., prob
| ably by special car.
BGE- The clause of III bankrupt act which
provided that no person should pe discharg-
ed whose estate would not pay fifty per cent
on the dollar, and " which took effect on the
first of June last, has been further extended
to the first of January next.
glg~ The stipulated boundaries of the new
Territory of Wyoming embrace an area OF
about l07, 900 square miles, or 68,480, ,OGC
acres. The Pacific Railroad, when completed
viii pass over about 48O miles of it's SOIL
The population at present numbers $4,000.
B@F Seven hundred and fifty miles of the
Union Pacific Railroad are announced as laid
and ready for the inspection of the Govern
ment commissioners. One thousand miles
west of Omaha will, in all probability, be
finished this year.
He@p The rebel General Forrest, a few days
since, in a speech at Nashville, said he was
.snot opposed to the negro" lie never was
As the most extensive slave trad er in all the
South, he was always for the negro-if he
would sell for good price.
neSg~ The great terror of the reb ell leaders
is the restoration of Peace or the basis Of
Reconstruction. 1t will be the life of every
liberal interest and the death of every illib
eral idea. Hence their desperate opposition
to Grant, as the herald of Peace and Recon
struction.
Rsa- The combination lock of the safe o
the First National Bank of Girard, Pa, go
out of order recently, and the officers, afte
working couple of days in trying to get th'
doors open, were compelled to send for a loci
manufactures. He found it necessary to blow