"IOCAL COLUMN.
- PROCEEDINGS OE COUHT.
T'i QUARTER SESSIONS
f John B. Stewart found guilty of assault
and battery at Juno Sessions, -was sentenced
to pay a fine of $1 and costs of prosecution.
Com. . vs. Robert Welsh. Larceny. Re
cognizances forfeited.
' Com. vs Jane Noil. Tipling bouse.
True bill. ' Jury called and Eworn, wbo find
defendant guilty.. Motion for arrest of judg
ment entertained.
""Com. vs. Henry and David Ulain. Lar
ceny; True bill Jury called and sworn i
rho find David Dlnin, guilty in manner and
form as indicted, and James ITenry not guilty.
Com. vs. William Carr.; Robbery. Jury
find deft, not guilty.
Com. vs. Thomas M'Guire. Misdemeanor.
Jury called and sworn, who find deft, gnilty
in manner and form as indicted. '
Com. vs- Thomas .Richards Assault. Ju
ry find deft, not guilty, and adjudge the pro
secution, Mathew Scow, to pay costs- Not
sentenced.
Com. vs. Charles Ilouper. Robbery. Jury
called and sworn, who find deft, not guilty-
Com. vs. Kcmaugher. Indictmeut for lar
ceny in stealing a hog. True bill. Jury
called and sworn, who find deft, guilty in
manner and form as indicted.
Cora. vs. A- Bradley. Tipling house. True
bill. District Attorney enters a nolle prosequi.
Com. vs- John l'earson Indictment for
selling liquor without license. A true bill.
District Attorney enters nolle prosequi on
payment of costs by deft.
Com. vs. John Robinson. Indictment for
keeping Tipling house. True bill- Defendant
pleads guilty and submits. Sentenced to pay
a fine of 20 for use of Johnstown school
district, and costs,
Com- vs. Joseph Alwino. Indictment for
keeping a Tipling house True bill. Defend
ant pleads guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of
f20 for use of Conemaugh borough school
istrict, and costs.
Com- vs. John Kcelan. Indictment for
keeping Tiplicg house. True bill. Defend
ant pleads guilty. Sentenced to pay 20
fine for use of Conemaugh townsLip school
district, and costs.
Com. vs. Patrick Hollyword. Indictment
fur Tipling house. A true bill. Defendant
pleads guilty. Sentenced to pay a One of
20 for use of Conemaugh township school
district, and costs.
Com. vs. George Ronley. incletiuent for
Tipling house. Defendant pleads guilty-
Sentenced to pay a fine of 25 for use of
Conemaugh township school district, and
eosta.
Com. vs. Jane Ileyset. Indictment for
larceny. True bill. District Attorney en
ters nolle prosequi.
Com. vs. Thomas Downs- Indictment for
Tipling house. True bill- Defendant pleads
guilty. Sentenced to pay a fine of 20 for
e of Conemaugh township school district,
and costs.
Com. vs. John Guire. Misdemeanor.-
True bill. District Attorney cuters nolle pros
rqui, cn payment of costs by defendant.
Com vs. Israel Burkhard- Indictment for
Tipling house.' Defendant pleads guilt3'
Sentenced to pay 15 fine for use of Cene
rniugh township school district and costs.
Com. vs. Jauics Henry and David IJlain.
Indictment for larceny. True bill. Defendant
pleads not guilty. Jury cilled and sworn,
who find David Bluin guilty and James Hen
ry net guilty.
Sentence, on fmt count, two years inirrif
onment in the Western 1 nitcntiary and one
dollar to the Commonwealth ; second count,
twoyenrs imprisonment and costs of prosecu
tion Com. vs- John Eichensirc. Indictment for
imping a Tipling house. Defendant plead-?
guiltj. Sentenced to pay 20 fine for use of
Conemaugh borough school district, and costs.
Chancellcr ct. al. vs. Jacob KiUcr ct. al.
Ejectment for tract of laud in Chest town
(ship. Cambria county.
This case lasted eight days, and was brought
to a elose on Monday night about 11 o'clock,
by the Jury bringing in a verdict in favor of
lhe plaintiff against Anthory Gill, one of the
defendants, and in favor of the 1 alance of the
defendants, being protected by the statute of
limitations. This verdict is supposed to fix
the location of the seven lost Drinkers, as they
are called.
nis honor J udge Taylor, delivered an able
charge to thejury.
Counsel for plaintiff, lion-' Thomas White,
Hon. Henry D. Foster; for defendant, Hon.
John G. Miles, and Steel S. Blair, Esq.
The Grand Result.
Below we give the popular vote for Presi
dent in all the States, except South Carolina.
California, Mississippi, Texas, Florida, and
Arkansas are estimated from returns more or
lew complete. The vote of each candidate
rill probably be slightly increased by the
official returns but their relative votes are no
doubt correctly indicated in the table. Bu
chanan's plurality over Fremont 19 in round
numbers, 482,000. To this should be added
about 45,000 - for So-ath Carolina making
Buchanan's real vote about 1,865,000, and
his plurality. 627,000.
States. Fremont. FiJImore. Buchanan.
Connecticut, 42 402 2,472 34,870
Rhode Island, 11,370 ' 1.CC3 G,5S0
Maryland, " 281 . "47.4G2 39,115
Delaware, 30G G.175 S.003
New Jersey, 28,259 24,112 47,810
Pennsylvania. 147.447 82.343 230,500
Massachusetts, 108,190 19.72G 39,210
N. Hampshire, 38.013 91 32,100
New York, 275.185 124,275 194,758
Vermont, 39,561 546 10,577
Georgia, 42,352 55,417
Illinois 9G.180 37,451 105,344
Ohio, 187,497 28,125 170,874
Tennessee, 06,184 73,610
Alabama, 28,552 46,037
Maine, G1.450 3,053 34,191
Virginia, 290 57.250 80,352
Michigan, 71.1G2 1,501 52,139
Louisiana, 20,709 22.1 G4
North Carolina, 36,309 46,764
Iowa, - 44,127 9,444- 3G.241
Indiana, 94.81G 23,386 11S.G72
Kentucky, 481 64,440 70,570
Wisconsin, CG.100 G90TO52.500
Missouri. 500 48,000 58,500
California, 25,000 35,000 45,000
Mississippi, 29,000 40,000
Tas, " 15.0C0 30,000
Arkansas, . 13,000 25,000
Florida, . 5,000 7,000
Total, 1,338,707 87,18G 1,820,004
Presidential Elections.
We have seen it asserted by several of the
more reckless Abolition journals, that no suc
cessful candidate for the Presidency ever re
ceived so few electoral votes as Mr. Buchanan,
nor no unsuccessful one so many as Col. Fek
mojct. . With how much truth this assertion
is made, can be seen by reference to the fol
lowing table, which embraces every presiden
tial election for a period of sixty yerrs : Gen.
Washington's elections are not taken into the
account, as they were unanimous.
Result of Presidential Elections in the
United States from 1796 to 185G
Year. Names of Candidates. Electoral "Vote.
1-or. f John Adams,
11 Jv Thomas Jefferson,
1S00 i Thomas Jefferson,
1 John Adams,
71
08
73
64
1S04
1808
i
Thomas JefTerson, 1G2
Charles C. Pinckney, 14
James Madison, 12S
Charles C Pinckney, 45
0 ( James Madison, 122
- 1 De Witt Clinton, 89
isi;
1S16
j james .uonroe, aoo
( Rufus King, 34
0(-. ( James Monroe, 218
( 2o opposition but 1 vote,
1S20
f Andrew Jackson, ))
John Qisiney Adams, 84
W. II. Crawford, 41
1824
Henry Clay, 37
Andrew Jackson, lilv
John Quincv Adams, 83
1S21
( Andrew Jackson, 219
Ilenrv Clay, 49
John'Floyd, 11
William Wirt, 7
1SC2
f Martin Van Buren, 170
William Henry Harrison, 73
ISSG Hugh L. White,
26
11
14
234
CO
170
105
1C2
127
254
42
174
114
8
villiel'. Man gum,
Daniel Webster,
William I
1 Martin Va
William Henry Harrison,
1S40
an Buren,
, f James K. Polk,
1 Henry Clay,
l T V
IS
jQg.f Zachary Taj lor,
( Lewis Cass,
f Franklin Pierce,
185:
1 Gen. Winfield Scott,
( James Buchanan,
1S5C John C. Fremont,
( Millard Fillmore,
From the above table it will be seen that
Mr. Bcciiaxax has more electoral votes than
either Presidents Adams, Jefferson, Madi-
son, Van Buhen,.Polk or Taylor and as to
th'j popular vote, their's bear no comparison
to what he received.
No choice by the people John Quiucy
Adams.
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TTllIE subscriber will dispose C his propcrtj"
-L in Mnnster township, Cambria county.
The farm contains
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES
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Dec. 3. 185G.
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. . - WM. CARNEY.
Munster tp., Nov. 2G, 1856.
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Nov. 0,185,0. Gr.
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that they have just received another large and
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Gold and Silver Hunting Watches, Gold aod Sil
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EISHT DAY AID THIRTY E3HH CLOCKS-
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CT All kinds of CLOCKS, WATCHES,
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Nov. 19, 185G 4 tf.
THE LO.VG LOOKEU POM. HAS COJ1K AT
CLOTiSnti STORE!!
The largett, best, and cheapest assortment of
CJL.OTEZIXG !
S, Rernei would respectfully Inform tie citi
zens of Ebensburg and surrounding country, that
he has jltSt opened out at his new establishment,
near the Court, House, one of the largest, most va
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ever brought to this or any other place.
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rest ever imported to the top of the Alleghenics,
and embraces everything that can be enumerated
or conceived in the Clothing line, consisting of
Overcoats of all sizes and qualities from $3,00 to
$20,00,
flbata " " " St. 00 to $20,00
Pants " " " $0,75 to $8,00
Vests ' " " " ' " $0.75 to $8.00
Also, a full assortment of silk Neckerchiefs
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Shirts. Undershirts, Draw
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&C..&C.
It is useless to attempt to gie anything like a
general enumeration, as the task would be a dif
ficult one, but in lieu of this, the" public are most
cordially invited to call and examine if they wuh
ti e best of bargains.
Ebensburg. July 30. 18."C.-40-ly.
GREAT ATTRACTION ! !
rSlIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
.E. the citizens of Carroll ton, Cambria county
that he has received a large and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
of all descriptions, consisting partly as follows:
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. CASSINETS, JEANS
CALICOES, &c.
together with 'a large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, &c. All kinds of Produce
taken iu exchange. Lumber taken at market
prices. GEORGE WEIMER.
Nov. 2G, 1856. .
ADMINISTRATOR'S XOTICIL
"T ETTERS of Administration have been grant
JLi ed to the undersigned on the estate of Wil
liam Owens of Blacklick township, Cambria
County dee'd. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment, and thoso having claims against said es
tate, present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. JOHN OWENS, Adm'r.
Blacklick tp. Nov. 26, 185(5.
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COMBS,
RINGS, AND
BK EAST PINS.
STOCKING YARNS.
NOTE PAPER, Jitter and Foolscap ditto.
COMFORTS, Gloves and Hose,
BRL'SHES and Combs.
PATENT Thread, and Spool Thread.
VELVET, &c.
MANY articles suital le fi r presents.
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK,
Admittance Free.
Ebensburg. Nov. 2G, 1S5G. 3t.
ESo! for Salt River!
rIIE subscriber offers at private Sale. all that
JL Valuable Property, situate in Mooretown,
adjoining the Borough of Ebtnsburg, consisting of
two contiguous lots on the pun of said Mooretown,
upon whieh are erected a fine
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
well finished ; a Frame Stable ; a Frame Wood
Shed ; and other necessary out-builJings. There
are lso upon the premises a thriving lot of choice
fruit trees, and a never failing well of soft water.
Any person desiring a residence at Ebensburg.
woul l do well to call upon the subscriber, as his
terms will bsmoi crate.
IL J. ROBERTS.
Ebensburg, Nov. 2, 1950. 2-Ct.
Estate of Anthony Ulziner Dcc'd.
LETTERS of administration having been grant
ed by the Register of Cambria county n the
estate of Anthony Litzinger, late of Loretto. in
said county, deceased, to the undersigned. No
tice is hereby given to all persons having chums
against said decedent to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted
will please make pavrrent without delav.
WM. KITTELL, Adm'r.
Ebensburg, Nov. 6, 1S5G. Ct
Instate of James L,. Yi'att, elee'd.
WHEREAS, letteis of Administration on the es
tate of James L. Watt, late of Summit ville,
Cambria co., dec'd.have been granted by the Reg
ister of said county, to the undersigned, notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
said estate to present them properly authentica
ted for settlement, and those indebtsd are reques
ted to nr.ike pavmeut without delay.
Oct. 28, 1856-6t. MARY ELLEN WATT.
THE subscriber offers fur sale tbe following de
scriled property, situate in Washington tp.,
Cambria county :
One lot si.uated near the A. P. B. R., fronting
on said road, 10G feet front, with a large tavern
stand thereon erected.
ALSO 250 acres cf excellent timber land, 75
acres cleared, and in good cultivation, situated
near the A. P. R. R. ALSO One lot near Lil
ly's station. Persons wishing to purchase can call
on the subscriber, at No. 4, A. 1'. R. R. Posses
sion given on the 1st day of April next.
Oct. 22, 185G St. J. M'GONIGLE.
ORFIIiXS' COURT
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Curt of
Cambria County, the undersigned will expose
to public Vendue or outcry, on Saturday the 25
day of October hist., the following described
Real Estate with the appurtenances, to wit :
All that lot of ground, situate in the village of
St Augustin, in the county of Cambria, adjoining
lots of George Smith, John Carle, David Mill
and others; containing one acre and eighteen
perches.
ALSO. All that piece or parcel of hind, situ- i
ate in Liearueia xownsnip, vumona v.ouui, un
joining lands of Ix'wis Call?, John Zeibe and
others, containing thirty acres or thereabouts, un
improved. CT" Sale to be held on the premises on the fol
lowing terms. One half CASH on confirmation
of the Sale, and the ba'l.ince in six months there
after, with interest to be secured by the bonds
and Mortgage of the purchaser.
HENRY BENDER
Guardian of the minor heirs of Joseph Whar
ton deceased.
October 8, 185G.
Administrators Notice.
IT ETTERS of Administration on tbe estate of
JLa Edward Hutchinsou Esq., late of the Bor
ough of Ebeusburg Cambria county deceased,
having been granted to the subscriber, by the
Register of s?id county. Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment, and thoschaving claims against
the, same, will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
II. KINKEAD, Adm'r.
October 15, 1850. Gt.
SOTSCIL
TETITION of the!
And now, to wit : 10
S.pt. 1853, Petitiou read
and ordered to be pub
lished agreeably to the
i Society o f Hu
manity at Johnstown
Cambria county, Penn
sylvtnia, for Incorpo
ration. In Common
Tleas of Cambria coun
tv, No. December
) provisions of tho Act ot
Assembly m sucn case
made and provided.
By the Court,
r ,- , ) A True Extract from tho Record.
L.S. I Certified this 13th Nov. l85C.
I U. J. ROBERTS, Prothcuotary
AOMSXISTRATOU'S SOTICE.
L TTERS of Administration have been granted
to the undersigued, residing in Summerhill
Township, on the estate of Caspar Wemlle, of
Summerhill Township, deceased. AH persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to settle their accounts without de
lav, and all persons having claims against the es
tate will presintthem properlv authenticated for
settlement. J US WONDERS.
Summerhill Tp., Nov 10 850 Ct.
ItOTICE,
IS hereby givtn to all persons indebted to tho
subscriber, to call and settle their accounts le
rore tha 1st day of Decembtr, and those Laving
Claims against hire will present them for settlo
ment TETER MOVERS.
November 5, 2--2t.
Speculation.
THE subitcril-ers, liavirg purchased the right
to make and sell HA LDOI AX'S PATENT
ADJUSTABLE HARROW, td being anxiouato
have it immediately introduced, propose to aell
township rights at very low rutes. Tbia Harrow .
is one of the most important improvements of th
age, and especially suitable for this country. W
respectfully invite funnels to come and examine
this Harrow. We will 1 e ready to sell township
rights until the 1st of December, after which tim
the townships aot disposed of will be reserved by
us. M. C. M'CAUUE & OX
October 20th, 185G 1 tf.
rTHE subscriber has just received and now op
-L ened out at his store room in the liorough of
Loretto, a large and well selected t.Uk cf
Fall and Winter Goods,
viz ; Cioths.Cassimeres. Sath:ets. Tweeds. .lean.
Ladies' Dress Goods. French Merinoes. Tartan
Plaid, Silks, De Laines, Poplins, English Meri
noes, Coburgs, Alpaeas, Debege, Bay State lenfc
and square shawls, Calicoes, Ginghams, Check,
Ticking, &c. A haiartsome assortment of
SIADE-I'PCLO'IUIXG,
together with a large assortment of Groceriea,
Hardware, Queens ware. Drugs, Oils. Paint, Pat
ent Medicines. Dye-stuffs. Nails by the keg. Glass
by the box. Fish ami Salt b the Wrel. Cedar
ware, together with many other articles too nu
merous to mention, all of which will be sold at tha
lowest figure. Grain of all kind tajken hoard
and shingles wanted. P. II. SHIELDS.
Loretto, Oct. 29. 185G 1 tf .
JEirSAJTD GENTILES OUTDONE!
THE PLACE Tp BET YOJR MQIEY BACK ! !
rjUE undersigned would respectfully inform
J- the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that they have received a Urge assort
ment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
from the Eastern cities. Tlie stock comprises all
the latest stales, and suited to all sire. from tbe
old to the young, and the prices adapted to th
wants tf the rich and the ioor. The stock con
shts of
all and Winter Clothing.
fine black and blue new style Dress and Frock
Coats, business coats of all "qualities, Joub!e and
single breasted vests, plairand fancj-pants rf
every quality. ALSO-A full supply of hats,
caps, shirts, collars, Cravats, handkerchiefs, tw
penders, hiery, gloves, stocks, Arc.
The clothes-wealing public are respectfully go
ieited to call, and examine and price their goods,
and judge of their qualitv and cheapness them
selves. EVANS & HTGHES.
Ebensburg, Oct. 23, lS5G. ly.
NEW ARRIVAL! CHEAP GOODS!!
George ETCann in tte Field.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
good citizens of Ebensburg and the surround
ing vicinit'. that he has jut received from tie
East one of the most choice stock of gooda ever
brought to this place. The stock is varied, and
selected with an eye to the immediate wants of
tbtpublic. His stock consists of the following ;
A general assortment of Neic Stylet of Fall
and .Winter Gcxls, comjfising a variety of La
die's Dress Goods, among which trill be found
Brocade, - Silks of all color & style
Meromoes, i r. & lung. I rencu it wool Plaids,
Lawns,
Cassimers,
Fancy do.
Tweed.".
Kentucky Jeans,
Fancy Vesting?,
Shirts of all kinds
CraTats,
Plaiu Gloves,
Fancy do.
Detains,
Alapacas,
Black Silks, -Fancy
do.
Bleached Muslins
Unbleached do.
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Cloths,
A splendid lot of La'1s Cloaks anl -TaTmaa,
with a lot of Shawls, consisting of the followm
styles, Broche, Turkera, Stela, king and square
Bay-State, and ents travelling Shawls.
Together with an innumerable assortment of ar
cles not mentioned, usually kept m a country
store. These goods will be sold at fair piit
Call and examine, even if you do not whh tu jm.
JIILLISERT 6QODS,
10XXECTED with the store MJw
XJ stock of MILLS EU1 GOODS. Evi
article in this linewe have on hand, aad
M ill be constantly in receipt of the latest si lea
of EOXXETS, for old and young. RIBBONS
of every pattern and color, LACES EDGING,
$-e..S,-e.
A beautiful assortment of MOURNING Good
row on hand, and at prices to suit the times.
Ladies arc respectfully invited to call and ex
amine this stock which is far ahead of any goods
of a similar kind brought to this place.
GEORGE M'CANN.
ElensburgOjt. 20, 1S5G.
JOSEPH G.HOLMES,
OALLS the attention of the inhab- M
itppts of Johnstown and sur
rounding countr-, to his large and ' y)
Ieautiful assortment of ,S&Ss.:xZ
HIS, WATCHES. JEWELRY, St, M.
which be is determined to sell off cheap for CAbH
Knowing that he can and will sell cheaper than
any house iu town, or in tne East or Wc?t. Thosa
wishing bargains would do well to call upon him
and examine his
STOCK AND PRICES
before purchasing elsewhere. The mass of his
stock consists of the
NEWEST STYLES AND OF TITE
FINEST WORKMANSHIP.
Also, tlios wishing to purchase wholesale can
buy as cheap here as- in the East and cheaper rhan
in the West. He challenges Johnstown for styl
and quality of goods.
He invites all to call and see for themselves. a
the word humbug never did belong to his name or
his dealings.
Johnstown, Oct. 22, 18CG.
Instate of Jllclaael aicttson lec'l.
THE undersigned auditor, appointed by the Or
phans Court of Cambria county, to suscrtain"
what amount, if any, of the debts of Michael Ben
son, deceased, are to be paid out of tho proceed
of tlie real estate of said decaed, sold by John
Brav ley, trustee, by order nfsaid Court, pursu
ant to proceeding in partition, and to investigate
and determine the validity of the claims, as aim
to ascertain the licn, if any there are, against thar
heirs of said Jlichael Benson, which bind their re
spective interests iu said real estate, hereby noti
fies all persons interested that he will attend to
the duties of said appointment at Ida oface, in
the borough of EU'nsburg, on
Thursday, tok 20th bay of Xoveukr. nrxr
at one o'clock. P. M. JOHN S. RUEY.
Eliensbnrg. Oct. loth. T6.
Auditor.
r.VrKAY.
CAME to the residence of tbe suvscriler, residing
in Carroll township, Cambria county, Pa, av
GREY MARE, aloiit twelve or fifteen jean old,
has a luaip o:i each fore hg. She had a ropg
er on when taken n p. LE 1 ' -"'"Tilkr "'
October 22i. 1S56.