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.vsnUBO AND CRESSON RAILROAD.
E d after Monday, April 16th, 1866,
1B this road will run as follows :
. 1 Y connecting with Baltimore
. . 1 lit r -
' ' " r.n West.
,,np M., connecting with Phila,
l East and Mail Train West.
Ex.
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off
Traiu West.
mp&ss in Ebensburg. The pub-
. career of William B. Conway, as known
i nrrJfcr hereof, commenced in 1835,
'SSfi
1 IUC '
jditor of the .Fittsburg American juan-
rrL ' 4t. rl ntlnn
'..hirer. XU13 uauer wo cuo iwuuua.iuu
... ;i nnn L-nnwn na thfl HlttSDUrer
fUV - MW O
In the fall of 1836, Conway
iert
1 i TV nctntcn wpta he estah
nflVea w uuan, :
.1.1 AfbuTitameer. I he climate or
Lstown, however, appears to have been
,nnrenial to his tastes, for alter having
mi only some six ot eight numbers of
e rVpe there, he packed up his press
i - .1 : . vi,aBinrcr. The first
' Whet of the Mvantsineer as an Ebens
. A urg jonmal wis issued late in 1836 or
C 'I,rW in 1S37. Its nablication was con-
ued by Conway for the penoa 01 one
esr:
Conway was a Democrat in politics, and
zost violent partizan. He made him-
f notorious by the bitterness of his de-
r a
mciation 01 an opponents, ana was
r.tinually embroiled in fights and fierce
rr. l j 1
p v-QKians. lie was prosecuiea lor imei
: least once during his brief sojourn here.
3 lampooning his enemies, ue did not
Dofiae himself to the use of plain prose,
at ever tu2 anon called in the aid of the
fciuses and fabricated poetry. We print
in our first page to-day a poetical invec-
re against a "Bribed Legislator," writteu
tj Convraj, which, regarded as mere maU
dictorj eloquence, has rarely if ever been
aaled. The denunciation ot the "bribed
kpoitate in these lines is scorching
r:man who takes a bribe would strip the
dead,
rob the orphan of his crust of bread ;
;.lot to justice, equity and right,
ill man would steal the aged widow s mite;
well prepared for every kind of fraud;
"oulj sell his country, or betray his God,
ha
si
pillage the palace of the King of Kings,
Or strip the gilding from an angel s wings I '
Thile the anathema which follows the
ml
iitorial anathema maranatha breathes
p spirit of malevolence incarnate.
It is related of Conway, that while en-
iHged a the composition of an article
neqmring deep thought, he was wont to
rovide LimHelf with a cup of strong cof
ee, wnicb, when his ccn was idle, he
ould industriously sip, as a stimulant to
is meotai lacuitics. ah oexore stated.
carried on the Mountaineer for one
Soon after, he removed to Iowa,
iere be was mado Secretary of State
der the administration of a Governor
hose name we have forgotten. He died
K4
a oae of the Western States.
Messrs. S. See'y and S. Glessner euc-
Wded Conway in the Mountaineer. The
pr6t number printed by these gentlemen
ol. 2 No. 1) was issued June 20, 1838.
ieptember 17th, following, Mr. Glessner
to I
retired from the concern. Mr. Seclv re-
1 j
hiinins as editor. In the list ot persons
1 1
K'iorixed to act as ages for the Moun
'sneer at this time, we discover the name
t Jeremiah S. Black, Esq., of Somerset.
J.S.B. was afterwards President Buchan-
: i
'i Attorney-General; but whether his
k.If.l J t. : i 1. -
i;""'.i tiivituvcuicui nu3 uniug lu ilia
-Mime connection with the Mountaineer
-r not, cannot be said. Mr. Seely contin
ued to publish the paper till April 4,
29, hen he retired, and was sucoeeded
W Ihomw Lloyd.
la size, the Mountaineer was a trifle
Smaller than The Albanian. It was an
bly edited and a well printed sheet. " Its
a 4
0)'
motto was an extract from Washington's
iarewell Address-In proportion as the
tructure of a e-overnmpnf ;wo f
opinion, it is essential that public
cm should be enlightened."
. Vr. Seely is at present living in Wash
,Dgton city; Mr. Glessner is in Ohio.
Almost an Accident. On Sunday
ng last, a mishap occurred to the
tatholic church in Loretto, which, though
lately not very serious in its results,
T,s Jet a narrow escape from a fearful
Strophe. At It o'clock, a creat itorm
up, accompanied by wind and rain,
when at iu greatest bight, the foun
ions of the chnrM,
Wicg sank down a connla nf inchP
Ith a crpalrinnr om: j a .
y bt fcwauwig Bouna, as mo
whole fabric were on the noinf nf ton.
f'1Dg over. The church was crowded to
f its utmost capacity at the time,
4 me entire enn
and made a rush far t
, -w .uw uwio ttUU
naows. Iq the fcarfn!
lv nsued, a number of
v. - fw.uvud nvtv
UJlCu, uui none seriously,
kurch did not Ml, but ,et mn.
Jury List. Following are the names
of the jurors drawn to. serve at the Juno
term of the Cambria county Courts, 1866 :
Or and JurofM.
Alleghany P. J. Little, Foreman ; acob
Buck, Valentine Bishop.
Chest John Dougherty.
Chest Springs Jesse Varney.
Croyle George Kring.
Jackson Henry Adams, Wm. Byers.
Johnstown Alver Akers, L. B. Cohick, I.
E. Chandler, F. W. Hay, C. Zimmerman, sr.
Richland Moses Livingston.
Susquehanna i rchibald Farrel.
Summit James M. Riffle.
Taylor Wm. Headrick, Amos Cover.
"Washington Edw. M'Glade, John Porter,
Richard Trotter.
White Levi Beers.
Yoder Stephen Stutiman, Wm. Constable.
Travtrie Jurort First Week.
Alleghany John Gibbons, Jos. Hogue. .
Blacklick G. W. Empfield, Geo. Wilson.
Cambria boro John Kurtz, John Ryan.
Cambria tp Evan E. Evans, Hugh Hughs,
Daniel T. Jones, James C. Murray.
Carroll Philip Stultz, Peter Weakland, jr.
Chest Auselm Weakland.
Chest Springs S. M. Douglass.
Clearfield Wm. Little.
Conemaugh boro. C. Biffinger, A. Cullen.
Conemaugh tp. George Wissinger.
Crovle Peter Brown.-
Jackson Simon P. Dunmyer, Danl. Parks.
Johnstown Charles Barnes, Samuel Doug
lass. David Dibert. John Hannan. G. W. 11'-
Dowell, Joseph Strayer.
Munster Simon Fisher, feter Kaylor, sr,
Prospect Robert Dimond, Michael Kinny,
Charles M'Bride.
Richland Jacob Gilman, Edw. Reighard,
D. T. Storm.
Summerhill John Rider.
Susquehanna Charles Driskel, Michael J.
Piatt.
Taylor J. T. Cooney, Josiah .Goughnour
Washington Peter B. Moyer.
White Daniel Donnelly, A. H. Fi3ke.
Wilmore S. M. Kern.
Yoder Wm. Alexander, E. A. Vickroy,
George Beam, sr., Jacob P. Strayer.
-" Travtrtt Jurort Second Week.
Alleghany Richard F. Bradley, Francis
Cooper, Wm. Dodson, nenry Ivory.
Cambria boro. Michael Conway, Thomas
M'Kernan.
Carroll James Gallagher, Felix Short.
Clearfield Wm. Adams, James Swyers.
Conemaugh boro. R. II. Canan, Joseph D.
Walker.
Conemaugh tp. Jonathan Berkeybile, Yo-
docK Yohler.
Croyle Stephen Kerns.
Ebensburg Lewis Hoover, John Howells.
Jackson Thomas Harrison.
Johnstown Joseph Alwine, Jon. Horner,
Joseph Layton, George Thomas.
Loretto Michael Maloy, Francis O Fnel.
Millville George Gillinger.
Munster James Diver, Wm. Glass, John
Itel. jr., James Kane, Samuel O'Haro.
Prospect David Cronan.
Richland Joseph Rose.
Summerhill Isaac W. Plummer.
Summit George Burgoon.
Susquehanna David Burkhart, Jac. John
ston. Taylor Lawrence Furlong, Leonard Kest.
Washington David Ager, Wm. Brown, Jas.
Farren, Jesse M'Gough, Val. Quartz.
White Wm. Fleming, Jos. Miller.
Wilmore Peter Brown Ephrain Crura.
Yoder John Marsh.
Etchings. On Friday last, Adam
Cramer, of Burrell tp., Indiana county,
committed suicide by hanging. This is
fourth suicide occurring in that county
within a period of three months The
Tyrone Hemisphere has Lusted. Cause
why it didn't pay.... A. C. Mullin, Esq.,
during the winter a denizen of the city of
brotherly love, has returned to Ebensburg,
with his family, to live. He is welcome
back Dr. Thomas St. Clair is a candi
date for the nomination fr Congress in
the Indiana district A base ball club
was formed in Huntingdon last week....
The Governor has signed the death war
rant of Probst, the murderer of the Deer
ing family in Philadelphia. He will be
hanged on the 8th June.. ..The clerk at
the Kane House, Huntingdon, received a
telegram from Erie a few days since, with
Col. Morrison's name attached the Col.
is the landlord of the house requesting
him to express him $100 to that place
immediately. The clerk forwarded the
money as directed, and in a couple of days
found out that the telegram was a forgery
and that he had been neatly diddled out
. ,1
ui me greeuuaca.9.
wj
The Cambria County Bab. Says
the Johnstown Democrat : The last teu
years have made many changes in the.
members of the Cambria county Bar.
Within that period there have died, Chas.
II. Heycr, Edward Hutchinson, Charles
D. Murray, James C. Noon, (killed at
Fredericksburg,) Michael Dan Magehan,
and Philip S. Noon. To these may be
added the names of the Hon. Moses Can
an and Abraham Morrison, both of whom
had retired from practice a number of
ycare before leaving the "shores of time."
Judge Canan died in 1863, aged over 70
years. Mr. Morrison died in 1865, hav
ing attained the advanced age of 93 years
or more. Withio the period named,
the following attorneys have removed from
the county : S. C. Wingard, Charles Al
bright, Charles W. Wingard, Joseph H.
Campbell, Wm. A. Murray, T. L. Heyer,
and Jared Williams, the latter soon after
his admission. Notwithstanding the large
number of deaths and removals, Cambria
county can still boast of twenty-six law
yers, eleven of whom are located ia Johns
town, and fifteen, includiog R. A. M'Coy,
at present Gov. Curtin'a Private Secreta
ry, in Ebensburg.
Photography. The undersigned is
prepared to give instructions in the Pho
tographic business. Price for instruction,
$25. Further particulars can be obtained
by addressing E. A. Bonine, Altoora Jpa.
OUR JOHNSfCWN LETTER.
UELAKCHOLT ACCIDMT A MAJS SBOWHID
VABIOC8 IMPP.OVKXXHTS A DBKADID AUD
DBSADFUI. VISITOK rotlCS.
Johnstown, May 14, 1866.
Dear Atteg.: On Sunday morning last,
the body of an old man named Francis
Gallagher was found at the river's edge,
immediately opposite the high stack or
chimney of the rolling mill. He had ev
idently been drowned, as one-half his
body, including his head, was in the wa
ter, which was about fourteen inches deep.
On inquiry, we learned the following
particulars : The deceased, who was 60
or 70 years old, lived with his daughter,
who was married, in that part of Mill
ville known as Minersville. On Saturday
afternoon, as was his wont, he camo to
town to buy some marketing, and as we
learn from a friend who escorted him part
of the way home, drank pretty freely du
ring the evening. He started home about
half-past seven o clock, lie had some
fresh fish with him, and it is supposed
that, falling down and dragging them in
the dust, he went to the river to wash
them, when he toppled over head-first into
the water and perished. A melancholy
fact connected with the sad affair is that
the
daughter,
becoming alarmed at the
protracted absence of her father, made
search for him and was the first to dis
cover his lifeless remains. An inquest
was held, and a verdict rendered in- accor
dance with these facts.
The excavation is completed and the
stone work in progress for the new Com
pany stores, immediately below the present
buildings occupied for that purpose by the
Company. The new structures will be of
brick, and will be the largest and hand
somest ia town.
The railroad from the rolling mill by
way of the woolen factory to Conemaugh
is nearly completed. It is characteristic
of the advancement of the age that the
route traversed, over which the iron
horse now hourly rushes, was a few years
ago the site of the canal, with its locks,
and dams, and fleet of ark-like packet
boats.
Small-pox has again broken out here,
though I know as yet of only one family
afflicted by the dreadful disease. The
police promptly closed up the place of
business of this family.
The usual number of "cases" were be
fore our chief magistrate for arbitration
during the week, and the borough was the
recipient of about the usual amount ot
revenue arising from fines, &c. D. d. y.
Trial List. Following is the list of
causes set down for trial at the June term
of the Court of Common Pleas of Cam
bria county, 1866 :
First Week.
Early et al vs. Fockler. '
Noel vs. Matthews.
Matthews vs. Noel.
Bradford's use -vs. Rager.
Fox vs.
Scanlan vs.
Arnold et al.: vs.
Hogue...-. vs.
Settlemoyer vs.
M'Mullen- vs.
Bardine.
Shoemaker.
Evans et al.
M'Mullen et al.
Hagg.
M'Coy.
Second Week.
M'Colgan -vs.
Fishera -vs.
Morgan -vs.
Henby vs.
llubitz ............vs.
Jackson vs.
Hoffman vs.
Tiernan vs.
Baird vs.
Cupp -vs.
Siime -vs.
Huether vs.
Cambria Iron Co vs.
O'Conner -.vs.
Maxwell vs.
Moyers.
Rager.
Holliday et al.
Wagoner.
Fite.
Johnston.'
Colclesser et al.
Haws.
Black.
Linton et al.
Same
Grafe.
Wolf et al.
Nutter et al.
Penna. R. R. Co.
Lloyd.
E. & C. R. R. Co.
Wojod, Morrell Co.. vs.
Afiauamy vs
yLemon s Admrs vs.
Davis.
Cree -vs. Miiler.
xsutler -vs. JUtz.
Plunkct vs. Smith's Admr.
M'Aleer vs. M'Cormick.
King -vs. Harris.
Paul -vs." Wike et al.
Burgoon vs. Noel.
Campbell vs. Campbell et aL
Faikenzeller vs. Hobble.
The Political Situation. Dear
Alleghanian: Several new candidates for
political honors at the approaching Dem.
Co. Convention have loomed into view
since my last. Capt. James Murray, of
Ebensburg, pignifies his entire willingness
to accept the nomination for Associate
Judge and to serve in that capacity if
elected. D. T. Storm, of Ebensburg, has
also become an aspirant for the same of
fice. In this connection, it may not be
amiss to mention that Michael Ha3son, of
Ebensburg, purposes dissolving partner
ship with the law and politicSjand so will
hardly consent to allow his name go be
fore the Convention in connection with
the nomination for Ass. Judge. I have
not heard, as yet, that Maj. James Potts,
of Johnstown, is a New County candidate
for the Legislature. Observer.
Died At the residence of his parents,
in Indiana county, on the 5th instant,
Dr. J. T. Adair, during the last year ot
the war Surgeon of the 77th regiment P.
V., aged about 30 years.
Go to J. M. Thompson's Cheap Cash
Store, Ebensburg, for neat and ; stylish
9prfcjg Good Every body buys Ihere.
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IH TH POST 0C,
At Jbbentburg, State of Patniylvama,
May 1. 1866.
Joseph Conway, . Messrs. E. & C. Joites,
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Mrs. Maria E. Davis. Jacob Kirknatrick.
David Davis. Wrieh Key,
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. E. L. Mtits.
Samuel Dull; J. B. Miller,
B. E. Evans. Miss Elizabeth M'Cov.
Wm. Edwards, Fettey Quarts,
Miss Mary Elgenbrod, Jacob Pringle,
T. R. Ewing, Miss Caroline Powell
Jas. C. Fesran. H. Stronse. .
Wm. Feath, Thoe. Stnbler,
E. Hundershot, Miss Charlott Yonder-
Henry. Horton, lick.
Henry Helsel, Henry Wolf.
? David Horrid.
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residences of owners in cities and large towns
secured by observing the following rules :
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' JOHN THOMPSON, P. M.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
r In the Orphans' Court of Cambria
countv. in the matter of the confirmation o
the account ot waters, aammisiraior 01
David V. Jluvio " .lee'd. : And now, to wit
T9tJi . Xfarr.h. 1 ftfifi motion of Geo. M
Reade. Esq.. Samuel Sineiton appointed Au
ditor to report distribution of the assets to
.nd amongst the nersnng lecaJy entitled
r- i 0
thereto. Extract from the Record.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Notice is hereby civen that the duties o
the foregoing appointment will be attended to
at my.office, in the borough of Ebensburg, on
Wednesday, the 23d day of Mat, inst., when
and where all persons interested may attend.
SAMUEL SINGLETON, Auditor.
May 3, I866:3t
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Bed Steads, Lounges, Tables, Mattrasscs,
Pillows, etc. Warerooms, second story of
store building. E. SHOEMAKER & SONS.
Ebensburg, April 30, 1866-3L
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NEW MUSIC sent to any address, free of
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Victory at last. Song and chorus by W.
B Bradbury,
Our Noble Chief has Passed Away, an el
egy on the death of Abraham Lincoln,
It's all up in Dixie, by Tucker,
Jeff, in Pettichets, by Tucker,
I'm lonely since he left me, by M. Keller.
30
40
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35
He, or down in Bennsylvanla, by Schmidt, 30
I believed her true to me, by H. Millard. 40
I have so much to tell, by J R Thomas,
Let him rest, tribute to the" late Stephen
C. Foster, embellished with likeness,
Limerick is beautiful, by Boucicault, mu
sic by Din Bryant,
Lost star of my hope, last song and cho
rus, by Henry Tucker,
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Little house under the hill, by E C Phelps, 30
i.eave me not in aeep despair, by Wood, 35
Mind you that, by J H McNaughton, , 35
Moonlight with thee, by R Meyer, 35
My beautiful Lizzie, by J. McMahon, 35
JVJy roily Ann, comic, Davis Reed, 40
Mother's blessing, by F. Widdows, 80
Al aggie Moore, by V D Isaacs, 30
My angel boy, by S C Foster, 30
Music on the waves, duet, C W Glover, 30
Never deem my love can change, Thomas, 35
Tell me. twinkling star, Griffin,
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80
There's none to say good night to me,
Be thou forever mine, H Milliard,
Beautiful dreamer, for guitar, S Winner,
Beautiful isle of the sea. J R Thomas,
Blue-eyed LeUy May, P B Isaacs,
Cadaverous Jones, G Bowdmm,-
I cannot call her mother. Chamberlain,
Jennie lives but for thee, J Mahan,
Kiss.ig on the sly, J Q Marder,
Kiss me, father, ere I die, Walker,
Bury me in tl?e sunshine, H Milliard,
Angel child. W K. Burr,
Beautiful cloud, Arauia,
Striking ile, as sung by Dan Bryant,
Instrcmental New Waltzes.
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SO
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35
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L'Ardita, by L Ardita, 60
Belles cf Brooklyn, G W Warren 100
Dalia grand valse, E Kettener, 30
Faust, T Oesten, 30
Flowing streamlet, C Wells, ?5
Faust, G W Warren, 75
Harvest home, Jean Manus, 50
Heart's ache, Wm B Allen, - 30
Ida, Jean Manius, 50
Kiss, L Ardita, 0
Kiss, brilliantly arranged by C Kittener, 6u
Marches and Qcickstefs.
Lincoln Funeral Match) 50
Funeral march, from Don Sebestian, 0
Fradel, 50
March Hongroise. H Woolenhaupf, 60
March Tremphale, Dr Perabeau 30
March Montenegrine, H Mayher, 40
Variation.
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Call me hot back from the echoless shore, 50
Dear mother, I've come home to die 60
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JOHNSTOWN MARBLE WORKS.
The subscriber has just received a large
and handsome invoice of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
comprising the largest and finest stock of the
kind ever brought to Johnstown, at his es
tablishment, on Franklin Steeet, where he is
prepared, with an adequate force of experi
enced and skillful workmen, to execute all
kinds of .
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES,
-MANTELS, TABLE TOPS,
BUREAU TOPS, &c, &C,
as cheap as they can be purchased in any of
the cities.
A large stock of GRINDSTONES on hand
and for sale low.
Articles of my manufacture can be purcha
sed at' the Hardware Store of Mr. George
Huntley, in Ebensbuag.
Jfgy Prompt attention paid to orders from
a distance, and work delivered where desi
red. JOHN PARKE.
November 30, 1865-tf
RST NATIONAL BANK
OF ALTOONA,
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site Superintendent's Office Penna. RR., Blair
county, Penna.
U. S DEPOSITORY FINANCIAL AGENCY.
Monies received on deposit. Interest al
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Mutilated United States Notes Redeemed.
Drafts on the principal Cities for sale. Cen
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tions for the same. This is the Popular
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a safe and desirable opportunity for invest
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Notes, at Maturity, can be exchanged for 5-20
Six per cent. Gold bearing bonds.
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Feb. 9, 1865.-tf.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
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omce .
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"THAT IT IS A RADICAL CTTRATITE'
FOR
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HAS NO SUPERIOR, IF AN EQUAL,
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R.
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