The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-11

James G. Fisher and Others to David Davis.
jr.--24 acres and l6 perches in Blacklick town
ship. ..................... $65-25.
COURT PROCEEDINGS We append below
the proceedings in the Court of Oyer and
Terniner du,iug last week and in the Court
of Common Pleas up to Tuesday evening of
the present week:
Com vs.. Charles II. Taylor Indictment,
aggravated assault and battery. Verd ct of
jury, guilty, Motion made for new trial and
prisoner remanded to jail TO await the result.
Com. vs.. Edward McGlade Indictment, as
sault and battery. Not guilty but ordered to
pay half the costs, ard the prosecutor, James
Rager, TO pay the other half
Com. Geo Gurlev and VIM Day. In
dictmeEt, affray. Not guilty. but half the costs
apportioned to them and the other half to Ho.
sea Evans, David Thomas, Edward Francis
and David Francis, prosecutors.
Com. vs. David Layton and c. G. Palmer
Surety of the peace. Case dismissed at the
cost of the prosecutor, A. w. Warner.
Com vs. Joseph Fox Wife desertion. Case
dismissed at the cost of presecuuix, Rebecca
/ Fox, and she sent to Jail in default of paymeut
/ or security the fefor.
/ Com. VS.. Peter and Rebecca Arnold. Lar
! ceny. This was the Poor House larceny case
reported by some time ago. Defendants
! not having been arrested, nole prosequi was
entered and the county muicted in toe costs.
| Com. VS.. Daniel and John Eckenrode. As
sault and battery. Not guilty, but Daniel Ec-
kenrode required to pay two thirds of The costs
anu George StuIl, prosecutor, to pay the other.
Com vs. Oliver Bee. Rape. Jury, after
being out from 10 p. m. on Thursday until
about 10 a. IN. on Friday, came into Court and
announced their inability to agree whereupon
they were discharged. Defendant held III $500
security TO undergo another trial, but on leav-
ing the court room he was again arr, sted on the
charge of setting fire to school house and
stealing bees in Susquehanna township, and in
I default OF bail the naughty Bee has been Sc
curely hived for the present. He will probably
be an humble Bee by the time he gets through
! with all his troubles,
/ Several other cases W ere continued the de
/ fendants in most instances giving the required
/ security for their appearance. Those who failed
I in this were commit ed to Jail. Tuesday, 9th
April, liked upon for Argument Court, and on
/ Thursday evening adjournment was had until
! Monday.
SECOND wEEK-ooMMoS PLEAS.
! GilliDgham & Garrison VS.. Chas. Weakland
and Richard Thomas. Feigned issue. This
was trial directed by the Court to determine
! the ownership of certain personal property
! claissed BY the plaintiffs. At noon on Tuesday '
! Jury returned q verdict for plaintiffs. Johns
! ton Scaulan for plaintiffs; Tierney and Sech-
! Ter for defendants
Williams VS. Stine- Feigned issue. This
case in its nature was similar to the foregoing
and the jury, under Instructions of Court found
for plaintiff. Reade and Sechler for plaintiff
Johnston & Scanlan for defendant.
The Johnstown Democrat and Altoona
Tribune both appeared last week enlarged to
the extent of an additional column on each
page, and they are now the largest journals
published in their respective counties. The
Tribune, besides being enlarged, is other
wise improved in appearance, and their is
now no handsomer newspaper published in
the State. We hope our editorial brethren
will be fully renumerated for their enter
prise.
FAIRs.-EbensbuFg has a fair now in progress
and another promised, and as she has many
fair daughters, all that is needed is little fair
weather, in connection with the fair opportuni-
ties afforded for buying hardware. groceries,
etc., at fair prices from that fair-dealing mer-
chant, George Huntley, to make this the fairest
village in this fair commonwealth. Buy from
Mr. Huntley and you will always have fair
show Tor your money.
RAlN.-Since Tuesday evening there has
been a constant fall of rain. and since the ad
vent of spring there has been heavy fall in
the price of winter goods at the renowned cheap
store of r. r. Davis. who is determined to
make room for his new stock by giving extra
ordinary bargains in his present excellent as.
sortment of dry goods, notions, etc.