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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ebinsburq and Crksson Railroad.
and after Monday, Nov. 19, 1866, traina
kii road will run as follows :
1VAVK EBEKSBURQ
East and Balr. Exp. West.
- oo P. M connecting with Phila. Exp.
' East and Mail Train West.
LlaVtCBKSSON
AlfcAO-M., or on departure of Bait.
Express West. . .-
It 8.45 ? M-i or oa departure of Phila.'
' .Express East.
SpiciAh Notici. Ilout to Save One
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ber! that those of tbem who pay their
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Jay, proximo, will receive the paper for
the current volume for 82.00 per year ;
tboBe delaying payment beyond that date
be charged S3.00. Do you want to
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Jury . List. Following is the list of
jurors
drawn to serve at the June term of
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ist'.t!.
out county Courts :
Grand Juror.
I jokttRj15 Foreman, Cambria borough.
AUtfny James iveiiy.
Blacklick Nicholas George.
Cmbri boro. James Burns, Owen M'Caf
f;r, John Bradley.
Cambria tp. George Burkey.
Chest Joseph Swope, John E. MDerrnit.
Coaemaugh boro. John Devlin.
Cosemaugh tp. Alex. Cover.
Jackson Cornelius Hunt, Lewis James.
Johnstown Patrick O'Connell.
Richland George Shaffer. Moses B. Miller,
gammerhill Mrtin Ward.
Susquehanna Jacob Johnston, Francis
Erne.
Waiaington James Farren, Richard Det-
Kelley.
V CtaWii to. Daniel T. Jones
I Camht'wboro. Uernard M'Garvey, Daniel
JX'Donald.
I j" White Edward Matthews.
II Yoder T. L. Hunt. John Miller, Jr.
II Traverte Jurort First Week.
I AUezhany Anthony banker, Wm.
I I I BUcV.kk Richard Selders.
2 Cnoll Micliael Nagle, Jr. Ilenry Kruma
ijcier, Join S.Luther, Peter C
flick.
Cbeit Peter Woodley, Jr.
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auipbell, John
Ilenry L. Krise,
tols,
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I Clesrfie.'d Silas Adams,
Andrew Carle. Jacob Nagle.
Cosemaugh boro. Henry al. Lewis, Jess
i'.lerson, John Eagan.
Conemaugh tp. Thomas Eagaa.
Sbeosburg Geo. W. Brown.
GalliUiu Thomas Plunket.
Jackson Thos. Harrison, Wm Byers.
llobostown T. H. Lapsley, John C. RifEe,
,4. UoiiicK, J can runups, j. w. .Logan.
Icretto Patrick Moran.
iillTil! Robert Boyle, David Livingston.
Mur.ster Jam.s Diver, Mat. Farabaugh.
Richland Emanuel . Weaver, David Wis-
;:r, Edw. Reighland. John C. Horner.
Buamerhill David M. Pricgls, Evan M.
Suqiona John Manion, John Powers.
Tajor Gorje Shaffer, Wilaoa Martin.
kibirMn Tames Roland.
Wm. Richard, John Glass;?.
pfoder -Andrew M'Cullough.
Traverte Jurort Second Wttk.
Alleghany Henry Behe, Michael Cooper,
lire M'Oough, Chaa. M'Manamy.
Jacob agner, A. K. Longen-
rarabaugb, Isaac J. Wissicger,
Ilacklick J
tr,Cb.irl;sF
i. Stura.
Forki,
Rakei,
hears,
Jells, He
ibs. r
Jreast, E4
Chains,
ir Ket-Doief.
J"rrol! Emanuel Disbart, Charles Anna.
JC&rrolltown Lewia Binder, J. A. Kennedy.
fc'.enrSeld B2auet Sawyer, Matthew M'-
ea, Jmes fc. Reason.
fonemaugh tp. VadccL Eohler, Elias
l tb, W m. Adnros.
Tonemaugh boro. Michael Burns,
troyle Michael D. Diamond, John Rora
l,?Vi, George B. Wike, George Kring.
lottiilurg Lewis Beynou, Hugh M'Coy,
1. ViVLWatta. Charles Owens.
iajJUxio 3mes P. Murrar. David Tobin.
-acksoc Joha V.'ilkinson, John Sieger.
Mace,
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utlery,
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J-bastown James Robb, Jethro Oldham,
Irge Sbafer.
SllYille George Stutxman.
-ester Jas. Moreland.
chlaaj Franri9 Fox. Henrr Tonnrr.
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tykr George Giilinger, David Falloon,
lseusoocf.
sbington Thos. U. Porter, John H.
edy, Charles Johnston.
:iteJoha M'Fall.
aore Valentine Maltxi.
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ah Hick's Great Snow. It is a
time since we have had a visit from
vtBowned Arenic wit and humorist,
Nit, and the announcement in our
itiikg columns of his coming, on
, h May 3d, with hia Great frbow
School of educated animals, will be
Ted with very general satisfaction
pleasurable anticipation. Dan has
fpeired as Clown for several yeais,
iWe tc positively assured he will
l& ba unapproachable role on this
ioo, and delight as of jore by his
vand funny eaJIiea. The corps of
ia by which he is accompanied embra-
5 names of many reigning equeatri
Tobatic and gymnastic stars." ' Mr.
introduce and lecture about bis
odrare herd of Sacred Cattle
f jonea of their kind ever exported
far off Imd where strange millions
J Worship them. The equine mar-
H blind talking horse, Excelsior,
renounced by Horace Greeley "a
h a ioul the elegant thoroogk-
arabian trick horse, Stephen . A.
28 i the original and notorious comic
ete and Barnev. and a trouDe of
yuixed monkeys, will also be ex-
-MwaaMu MJVU htm UJJig
ls 6lyn of a refined and amusinsr
'lOD. and th trroat D r,'. :n
be crowded.
P b new t-ivertrrtitfofs io lb!
Sabbath School Convention. At
a meeting of the friends of Sabbath
Schools, held . in Johnstown, . the pastors
of the various churches were appointed a
committee to make arrangements for call
ing a Sabbath School Convention to meet
in Johnstown at an early day. The com
mittee . have . discharged that duty, and
would respectfully and urgently invite all
Sabbath School teachers, and others in
terested in the great cause of Sabbath
School instruction, in Cambria county and
adjoining territory, to meet with us in
mass convention, in the Lutheran Church,
on Thurzday morning, the 2d day of May,
at 10 o'clock. We propose to spend two
days in discussing the best method of
teaching, conducting schools, &o.
Arrangements will be made for the en
tertainment of all who may attend the
Convention ; and in order that accommo
dations may be provided for all delegates,
they will please write to the committee of
arrangements immediately and inform
them of their intention to come. Come,
friends, come.
By order of the Committee.
B. L. Aokxw,
D. I. K. Rim,
A. H. Thomas,
W. R. Dick,
R. A. Fink,
and others.
PROGRAMME.
Thurtday Mornivg Appointment of tempo
rary officers. Prayer. Music. . Appointment
of committee on permanent organization.
Committee on entertaiument Superintend
ents of Johnstown Sabbath Schools.
Thurtday Afternoon Procession. Marshal,
Gtneral James Potts. Assistant Marshals,
Superintendents of Sabbath Schools.- Form
on Vid street, proceed along Franklin street
to Main, up Main to Clinton, out Clin-tbn to
Canal, down Canal to Walnut, along Walnut
to Main, up Main to Presbyerian church.
Sinning by all tbe schools; "I'm Glad I'm
In This Array." Prayer. Addresses to the
children. Singing, "Rest for the Weary."
Th urtday Night Addresses to the teachers,
by Rev. A. H. Thomas, and conference on the
subji-ct of the address.
Friday Morning Subjtct The best method
of imparting instruction to Sabbath School
scholars. Opening address by Rev. R. A.
Fink.
Friday Afternoon--. Subject. Duties and
relations of tbe Past- r to the Sabbath School.
Opening address by D. I. K. Rice. 2. Subject
Sabbath School literature. Opening ad
dress by Rev. W. B. Dick.
Friday Night Subject Personal Experi
ence and Observation in regard to Sabbath
Schools.
Memoranda. The match game be
tween the "married nine" and the "single
nine" of the Mountaineer Base Ball Club
did not come off- on-Saturday last. It
will be played next Saturday afternoon,
weather ' permit ting.,.. Sir. Mungold, a
vender of cake" and pies, was killed at the
depot at Altoona one day last week, by
being run over by a freight train..:. Mr:
Aretus G. Barker, who eight years ago
was a Uacher in the Union schools of this
place, died in Maine on Thursday last....
A haversack, containing photographs,
gold and ateel pens, a diary, a conductor's
account book, a yearly pass on the Penna.
Railroad issued to John C. Everhart,
$200 in U. S. bond, and some small
change, was picked up in Half Moon Val
ley, Center courty, not long ago. Ic ia
thought the articles are stolen property...
Mr. George Huff, of A'oona,and former
ly of Ebensburg, was in totfO the begin
ning of this week.. ..The store of Messrs.
Hemphill & Beale, at Allegheny F.orge.
Blair county, was robbed of goods valued
at $100 on Saturday night... .A grand I
ball will be given at Christy's Hotel,
GalliUin, on next Tuesday evening, 30tb
inst....Our friend James Clark, of Pitts
burg, is in town. ...Presbytery convened
in the Presbyterian church on Tuesday.
The Long Agony Over. On Wed
nesday of laat week, the President nomi
nated Mr.' Wesley J. Rose, of Johu&town,
to be Collector of Internal Revenue for
thi (tbe 17th) district, and the same day
tbe nomfnntion Iwas confirmed by the
U. S. Senate. . Mr. R. is understood to
be an excellent Democrat as to politics.
This fact will not affect the management
of the office, however, for it is authorita
tively asserted that the business will be
transacted by Mr. Samuel J. Royer, the
original incumbent.
Died At. hia residence, near Ebens
burg, on Monday, 22d instant, Mr. Ed
ward Shoemaker, aged about 70 years.
The deceased was lone of our oldest and
best citizens, and his loss is a public ca
lamity. Peace to his ashes.
Wanted, Immediately.- Everybody
is invited to call at V. S Barker's cheap cash
store, and examine the immense stock of
spring goods which he has just received and
opened out. Don't fall to call, as you can be
supplied with any quantity of any description
of goods.
Another Arrival. Mills & Davis
have just received at their store-room, on
High street, a large and well selected stock
of dry goods, suitable for spring and summer
wear, which they are now offering- at the
lowest possible figures. Persons wishing to
purchase should call.
DoN't Neglect It. All persons who
wish to procure the best quality of goods at
the lowest figures, should read J. M. Thomp
son's column .advertisement, to be found in
another column, and then test its Accuracy
by nittg and Vnylag bill ef swll
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LXTTsa raoM ioeztto obsistakcx, or tee'
' LX5T0H 81ABOX CST TTMBS WITH T8 TAK
1IXB8 THE WATXRISO PLACXS QXTTIX0 ADT
roa the srituxa" campaign ah avcsixo
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- ' Loretto, AprU 22t 1867. i
To tht Editor of The Alleghanian :
With us, the last few days have been
quite lively. This is the last of the Len
ten season, a time that is strictly observed
by Catholics as a season of prayer, and as
this is an almost exclusively Catholic
community,' the streets are each day
thronged with people going to and coming
from church A stranger,-ignorant of
Catholio practices, coming into town,
would be led to suppose our little village
quite a business place.
The weather is very pleasant. Spring
appears to have fairly set in, and the
farmers are taking advantage of the fine
weather, and are busy planting their
grain.. During the last week,. there was
much seeding done, and plowing has nearly
been finished.
The .different watering places,, hotels
and boarding houses, are making prepa
rations for a laTge crowd of visitors from
the cities this season. . It is expected
there will be a larger turnout than usual
on account of the cholera, which it is
feared will prevail during the hot season.
All of the rooms in several of our boarding
houses are already engaged.
Quite an amusing incident occurred
here on Saturday evening last. A few
"ladies' men," whose fair ones would not
"meet them by moonlight alone," deter
mined to go "where their loves lay dream
ing" and give vent to their "phelinks"
in the sweet strains of music 'Thoy were
as quietly as possible preparing their
instruments for this purpose under the
window of one of the charmers, when,lo!
the window was hoisted, and a nightcap
inquired Vwno's there?" The. young
men now discovered that they were "bark
ing up the wrong hapling" in fact, that
they had got under a window they didn't
want to get under and unceremoniously
ran off. The inmates of the house, think
iog they were robbers, gave the alarm,
arousing all in the neighborhood, who
started in hot pursuit of the affrighted
lovers. After running some distance, the
pursuit was given over after a good, hearty
laugh. Acorn.,
rZAKrtl. TORJTADO IN TBI HORTHXAST 07 Till
COCKTT GBXAT DXSTRCCTIOX 0 PROPXRTT,
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Cuest Springs, April 22, 1867. -
To the Editor of The Alleghanian:
This section was visited by a. terrible
tornado on Saturday evening last. The
storm did not reach this town, but passed
about one mile north. It appears to have
passed entirely across Clearfield township.
It was so violent as to tear down every
thing that came in its track. Mr. James
Mulligan had the roof torn off his house ;
Francis Durbin's and Patrick Montgom
ery's houses were moved off their founda
tions, and the roof of William M'MulIin's
house was blown off and his barn was torn
down. I did not hear of any person being
hurt. The tornado took its track nearly
direct from west to east across Clearfield
tp. It passed through one of the best
tinibcr sections in the township, tearing
the timber out by the roots, breaking it
off, and debtroving many thousand dollars'
worth. It tore svefythiog down that
came in its track, fences, trees, &e. It
even tore the earth up in floma. places.
An untold amount of damage was done to
the farmers in Clearfield tp. Boz.
The tornado here spoken of also exten
ded to Carroll and Blacklick townships,
doing much damage in those localities.
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Heavy Sentence. Matthews, the
desperado who fired the barn and shot the
horses of Mr. Goshorn, in Tell township,
Huntingdon county, last fall, was tried
for the crime at the late term of the
Huntingdon Court, found guilty, and sen
tenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary.
Married At the residence of the
bride's father, in Blacklick township, on
the 18tb inst., bj the Rev. J. W. Evans,
Mr. Thomas W. Jervia, of Cambria tp.,
to Miss Pbebe Wissinger.
Toe .Weather. Wednesday, 24th
April, snow two inches deep, and plenty
more coming. Ugh I
Important Information. The most
important information for every man or wo
man to be possessed of, is the oftly proven
and now unquestioned fact that A. A. Barker
keeps the largest stock of dry goods, grocer
ies, &c, in Ebensburg.
New Styles. Have you called at C.
T. Roberts7 and examined his large stock of
clocks, watches, jewelry, &c. ? If you have
not, you should do so at" once. Hia stock
has been greatly increased, and his prices
have been decreased;
Grocery Store. If you want any
thing in the grocery, provision, confection, or
notion line, go' to George Galley's. Ho
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DAN RICE'S
GREAT SHOW
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATED AU1F.1AL8.
COL. DAN HICB, Dlmtw,. , . :,
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Tbe alvancff of the above named institution thrMtp;
this rction of the country i an event tf the ercax-i
importance to the public, as it is an organization cgm
blnin a-i that ia - . Z :
Moral, Instructive, and Entertaining
and dieardln Ell t'ae lemnt (fonnd in so manv trav
elint; cxhibitioas) that woTlIJ in the li5hteft-drre
prove offensive to the most sensitive and plona iniart.
The great show aad kciioaI echool, under the immediate
supervision Of tho distinguished scholar axd hoicorlst
COL. DAN RICE,
claLm enirioritT over all its rivals ia all the points
essential to tue prfocliou ol a
MORAL AND AMUSING EXHIBITION
' The eeat event of the amusement world for the sea
ton of la the re-entree of . -
DAN RICE,
in Lis popular role of the Axebtas ITcasoiusT, on
Clo-vv to thr - srsi. This event has only teen
brousrht about by the most t&rncet pcrsuoaion and tbe
great deeire of the public to once more beheld thss patri
otic geutlemn in V.U original character; and as this ls
more than pro'.iably Mr. Itlce's . . ; .;
FAREWELL TOUR,
none should fali to hear his humorous and Teamed er
positioQs of the Great Everts of thb Dat. - Eemea
ber, therefore, that
DA N RICE
ul most rosrrrm.T appear at each and every exhibi
tion, of the grsat show, aseuredly without fail, as Clowx
TO THX AtiZNJU
The perfect ecuipcicxit of the entire exhibiflbn has
he-n tha study of the management, and everjtainf TriK
b fund complete and eleaut.
Tk Wagoxs, TaArPT-. Ac., have been renovated
nd equipped in the iost Lrx&a siAKXxa; and In tfis
Grand Street Parade,
'hichwill ta-:e place dailr at about 10 a. x., will fom a
jUzo of splendor Bldom if ever equalled.
. The Maicaiotb Pavilion vr.ll be complete ia all Its
etails, aod Tiili be so arraneed as toaffont the best poa-
le accomodations to the public, while comfbnabla
iiiti mu ti rnonuxD ros azx.
The Ring Performance, '
which is nnder the practiced eye of COT.. DAN RIC3
will positively bo, beyond doubt, the best la America.
DAN RICE
will daily introduce to his potrens a
Herd of Sacred Cattle t
Tho nnV ones ia America, all reports to the contrary
notwithstaudirz. "MR..1UCE takes plcasnre in suUas
that he will diily lecture on their history' and peculiari
ties, lie will also iiitroduca the icarrel ol the sr'tTit1lt
world, the SLIND TALKJNQ ZQiiSZ.
EXCELSIOR, Jr.
A flejcriptlon of this intelligent creature would fall, as
no pen can write or tencrue describe his Burp rising ex
hibition of ccuine intelligence.
DAN KIC2 wia alo introduce the thoreoeh-brftd
Arabian,
STEPHEFJ A. DOUGLAS!
The original coraic roules,
PETE AND BARNEY,
the only ones In America, all othT belne hot fcasa
imitators, will also be introduced in their aiue-splitUf
comicaliiiea.
The Egnestrian corps can els Is of tie foliowinj well
known and able artisU
M'LLE ELVIRA,
The beautiful rremiere Eq-s.eBtrIenna'
m w. RICHARD HEMMIhCS,
The Nbnpariel Iloracmaa audfialehedTlsht-Rope Artist.
Messrs. BROWN & SANFORD,
The frraccful masters of tho School Cymnaxa.
MR. JOHN FOSTER.
The merry Clown and able Jeeter
MR. W. H. YOUNG,
The excellent Gymnast and ekU'ed rantomimlst
MR. GEORGE BROWN,
The hashing Equestrian
MR. JOHN TREWALLA,
The able and efficient Maiter of tie VThia
MR. JAS. COOPER.
The Modern Athlete. Together witn
IfLUE. ROSA. STME. BAZZELI.. LA FETlTiS LEON
ORA. AND ifESSRS. llAHMAN'. BICKLEY.
BATKOT, WELSH, MORGAN AND
LACLAK5. ,
t3T THE CRAND ORCHESTRA
Of the creat show is a marked feature, headed br-tha
Great lidiatra,
-FRITZ TV) EYE R, Escf.
The PsviUoa win be brilliantly illuxlaated in the ere-'
kff- . . ,
ITto Stud of Horse, Ponlea and mnlea
XZaa never been equalled ia this country.
Don't Forget tho Day and Date!
And prepare for tbe erriTal of DAN RICE'S larce, eota
plate, and tnosal Kxhibiiion.
WO EiniBITIOXS EACH DAY,
Afternoon and XWntn;?.
Doors cpen at 8 and 7 o'clock r. x. Exercises t
commence half an hour later.
Admission, 60 cents; children undar nine yeare. ts
cents. .
WILL EXHIBIT AT
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FKIDAY............ MAY 3
AT jrOIIA'STOTFJV,
SATURDAY..'. MaY 4.
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