The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-05
EDIT I0RiAL n0TihGS.

ESS@ Aice-Our new Office.
EsaP \ great news-ance--the Dem. & Sent.
6esg~ Hon. S s Blair will accept our thanks
! FOR sundry valuable public documents.
ssg~ Cold-the charities of the world
| nA- Colder-the weather for several days
| past.
| RA. Coldest-the heart of the individual
who didn't buy Address.
naT We Will publish our 'Jennie's" poem
next week. 1t is gem.
gss~ Yenison is unusually scarce in our
market this winter. What's wrong?
sa@ The Temple of Honor, of Holidays
burg, had quite gay time of it, we suppose
on Monday night last at the Summit.
kly~ Bitters regrets very much that neither
Mordecai nor Damphool was to be seen in the
Temperance procession on Saturday last.
kS5~ A very destructive fire occurred in
New York on the 10th ult. Property of over
the value of S5OO,OOo destroyed.
ass= Read E. Hughes new advertisement.
II you want to buy superior goods, at inferior
prices, give him call.
Ess~ The 'Little Pilgrim for January is on
our table. 1t is sprightly and charming
monthly.
ssA9 Information is wanted of a man named
Thomas MNally, who left his home in MiIville
borough, this county, on last week
Ba@ James F. Campbell editor of the
Blairsvifle Record, has been convicted of Ii
belling Thomas s. Reid, of the Latrobe True
Press.
Bellefonte Watchman. He didn't give us a
CALL as he intended to do. Well, we guess
the gals don't care darn.
sS- Eldredge F Paige, better known un-
der the nome de plume of ''Dow, Jr.," an au-
thor of no mean literary celebrity, died re-
Gently in San Francisco, in the most abject
poverty.
rsa- Emerson Bennets 'Dollar Monthly" is
at hand. 1t is magazine as is a magazine
one that any person may read, and every per-
son should read-and one that will become
ere long favorite with the public.
sg Congress has not yet elected Speak
er The ballottings go on as usual. All in
terest in the matter seems to be subsiding-
1t is most likely Sherman, the Republican can
didate, will eventually be elected
ssss Nean.-We notice that some of our
exchanges like to clip little from our local
colums occasionally, but they forget to give
US credit. Look out, you might get the horn
into you.
seA An Abolition editor calls upon the la
dies of the North to make use of nothing that
is produced by slave labor. He needn't ex-
pect them not to use cotton-thev viii not ex-
pei so old a friend from their bosoms.
ssA The President Message has been sent
to the Senate, and TO what ought to be the
House. 1t is a lengthy document We can
not print it entire without excluding much
better matter, but may give an abstract of its
most important points next week
re- Judge Taylor and his associates held
an Argument Court in this place, beginning
on.Monday last and closing on W Wednesday even
ing. \ number of rules, motions, &c, were
disposed of, but reports of them would not be
interesting to the general reader
B2g Christmas and New Year were very
well observed in this place. All the offices,
stores, shops and places of business were
closed, and religious services were had in the
various churches. Bitters says he has not
seen the days so well observed for several
years, and he can only account for it by the
fact that they happened to come on Sunday
EtAs George Storm, who has for sometime
been prosecuting his artistic labors in the
Smoky City, has oeen sojourning few days
n our t5untdiTi village Georges natural
born-artist; is "a fellow of infinite jest and
most exquisite fancy" Is ala honor to the
parents who raised him and does credit to
the county in which he was born
saa. We notice that our much esteemed
friend, E. F. Lytle, Esq, whom the People
elected County Auditor last fall, has entered
upon his arduous and responsible duties. He
will fill the office, as all know, with great ac-
ceptance. He is gentleman and a scholar,
and on all the great questions of the day, is
always Frank, manly and sound.
B35@ The Peoples Party of Blair County
held their County Convention on the 9th
uit. VIM. NJ. Lloyd, Esq, was chosen Repre-
sentative Delegate; and Conferees were ap-
pointed and instructed to support Col J. NJ
Campbell, of this County as Senatorial Dele
gate. Congressional Conferees were also an
pointed, and Resolutions were passed favora-
bic to Simon Cameron for President. and
Samuel Calvin for Governor
gEA- We are indebted to Edward Glass.