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Total,
Ss,577.3S.

For Pixies PEAK.-Erom present ap-
pearances we should judge that the emf
grafton to the gold regions of Pixies
Peak will be far crater the coming season,
than ever before. From all quarters of
the East, West and South we hear of the
organization Of companies, who will go
out prepared with all the necessary i'm
plemcnts, such as quartz crushers, clean
ers, sluices and other articles calculated
to facilitate the extracting Of gold from
the rock in which it is concealed Ma
chine shops IN Chicago and other cities
are busily engaged in building these ma
chimes, which are complete in every re-
spect, and are calculated to do an immense
amount of work These machines with
all the appurtenances, freight to the gold
regions, etc, will cost about $4,000
The stock is divided up into shares, each
mem Der Of the company taking a certain
number, and sharing in the profits in pro-
portion TO the number Of his shares. 1t
Is proposed that the owners of these ma
chimes shall not furnish from with the
rock, but will crush and clean the quartz
for other parties on shares. The profits
Of one Of these machines will undoubtedly
be very great, and stock holders will soon
acquire a fortune.
We hear of two companies being or
ganized in this vicinity, one in Rock Is
land and one in Davenport Both of
these companies will take out these ma
chimes; the one for the Rock Island COM
pany is now being built under the super
vision Of an old California miner This
company will start out early in the Spring
and be ready to commence operations as
soon as the weather will permit
AT the present time there is number
of our citizens at the Peak, who have re-
manned there so as to be ready to start in
to the mines as soon as the SNOW leaves
the mountains. We may look for large
amount of gold from this newly discover
ed Ell Dorado during the summer of 1860
NeaoS.
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AUDITORS NOTrcE.

Johnston Moore In the Common Pleas of
VS. Cambria CO. No. 6s. Sept.
Edward ones. T., 1889. E. D. vend. Ex.
ENHE Auditor appointed to report distribu-
j. ton of the money arising from the Sher-
III S sale of the Defendants real estate sold on
the above writ, will attend to the duties of
ms appointment on SATURDAY, the 18th
uay OF february next, at l o'clock, P NJ, nj
his office, in the borough of Ebensburg. when
and where all persons interested may attend
j. H. CAMPBELL, Auditor.
January u, IS59-4t
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Edward Mkee In the Common Pleas
VS. of Cambria county, No
Charles Adams and l, Sept Term, 1856.
David Rosser- I'd plu. Test. Yend.
expo. from Butler co.
FtNHE Auditor appointed to make distribu-
il ton of the money raised by Sherif7s
sale on and by virtue of the above writs. will
attend to the duties of the appointment upon
FRIDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY next.
at O'Clock, p. NJ, at his office, in the bor-
ough of Ebensburg, when and where all per-
sons interested are required to present their
claims, or else be debarrcd from coming in
upon said fund.
j. Fl. CAMPBELL, Auditor.
January 10, lS59.2l-4t.
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Ebensburg, December /. 1859.
M ANTED IMNIEDIATELY.

w a few more active and enterpris'k
young men can find immediate employmeniH y
which they can make from $500 10 : .QVe
year, to act as agents for several new and PeF
ular works just published, exclusiyel! ~ ~
agents, aud not for sale in book stores.
nave great number Of agents emPo!ssss,,
many OF whom are making from SIS to e, =,
per week Those wishing 10 engage in u
Pheasant and profitable business. will, for g.
ucularS, &c, address c. l.. DERBY s ~"
publishers and Wholesale Booksellers, sS'
dusky City, Ohio.
"**Newspapers giving the above and foi's,
ing three insertions, and calling attention y
it, and sending copy containing it, viii e
eelve any three of the following works q,
Life of Napoleon, by Hea6lev, 81.
Life of Lafayette, by Headlev, l.;
Life of Josephine, by Headley. T..
Life of Mary and Martha Washington, -.
Wild Scenes of a Hunters Life, j.,
Odd Fellows Amulet, -
Dec. IS, I359,3t, c. l. DERBl'
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

TREMENDOUS TRAGEDY.-Quite a Sc
rious Indian tragedy is reported from
Minnesota The circumstances, as detail
ed, are as follrws During the time of
the annual payment made to the Chippe-
was year ago, Chippewa warrior was
shot dead by another of different band,
of the same tribe. Although strong eff
forts were made by the civil authorities
to effect an arrest, yet the murderer esca-
ped. Nothing was known of his where
abouts until he turned up last week at
Swan River. Having entered the camp,
the squaw of the murdered warrior recog-
nized him. She Immediately procured a
gun and shot him dead. His brother,
who happened to be present, levelled his
rife and killed the sqaw on the spot. Her
brother then shot the latter, and was in
turn killed. Thus four have fallen to sa-
tiate the retaliating vengeance so sweet to
savagos.
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STRAY HEIFER.

NAME TO the premises of the subscriber. in
~ Susquehanna township, about the middle
OF August last. red and white HEIFER
about two years old, marked with white alone
the back and belly, and white stripe under
the right horn. The owner is hereby notified
to prove property, pay charges and take her
away, or she will be disposed of according to
law. JANES cp,nS W
Plattville, Dec, Is, lS5a-3t,
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STR HEEEEER.

TAME to the premises of the subscriber, in
~ Carroll township, some time in August
last, yearling and past HEIFER, of n yellow
color, with white hind and fore legs and a
white spot on the rumb of the tail. The own
er is hereby notified to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away or
she will be disposed of according to law
THOMAS MICHAEL
Carroll township, Jan. 70, lS6O-3t
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B~ There are now about two hundred
and seven revolutionary soldiers living,
whose names are on the pension list
They have all sunk to their graves but
this small band. In very few years, not
a human being who participated in the
war of 1779 will be left standing upon
the shore of time,
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TIE PRINcE-The young Prince Ma
poleon may be seen at any hour in the
day running about Compiegne, as happy
and healthy as any four. year-old. His
little Imperial highness has several COM
panions OF his own age, who are decided
Democrats, to judge from their manner of
treating their Imperial playfcllow; he is,
L notice, however, quite ready to take his
own part, and battle most manfully for
his turn on the mechanical horse, which
runs around with one of the boys on his
back, or for any of the numerous play
things that are always at the disposal of
the children. The young Prince has
much the looks of his father when serious,
although he resembles the Empress when
smiling. He is quite linquist already.
as he manages to make himself understood
in French, English and Spanish.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.-The
Pennsylvania Legislature commenced its
session on Tuesday of last week The
Senate met at o'clock, and organized by
electing VIM. NJ. Francis, of Venango
Speaker. Russell Errett, of Pittsburg,
was elected Clerk. The House of Rep
resentatives met at y o'clock, and pro
ceeded to the election of a Speaker
Mesers. w. G. a. Lawrence, of Dauphin,
and Henry Dunlap, Of Philadelphia, were
placed in nomination and, ballot being
had, resulted as follows Lawrence,
(Opp.,) 65; Dunlap, (Dcm.,) 33.-E. f.
Rauch, Opp. was chosen as Clerk
On wednesday the Senate proceeded to
the election of the remaining officers of
the body when the following gentleman,
being the nominees Of the Opposition eau
Gus, were elected by party vote: Assis-
tant Clerk-C. p. Ramsdell; Transcribing
Clerks-E. Cowen, j. c. Lewis, G. w.
Patton; Sergeant-at- -Arms-G. NJ. Hill :;
Assisttnt Sergeant-at-arms- Crum,
VIM. z. Brady; Door-keeper-Petcr S.
Works; Assistant Door-keepers-J. b.
Hines, j. Riblet; Messcnger-T. Walk
er.
MIR Rauch appointed the following Of
GERS for the House: Assistant Clerk
John Hall; Transcribing Clerks. 8.
Picking, L. Rodgers, S. G. Slaymaker,
NJ. Wyand. The House then elected J.
r. Mathews, opp. Sergeant-at-Arms; j.
c. Morgan, Door-keeper; A. d. Smith,
Messenger and Isreal Gutelius, Postmas-
ter The officers elected were all the
nominees of the Opposition caucus.
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d ED LION HOTEL.

~ st; Clair street, (ncar the new Wire
Bridge Pittsburg, Pa
ROBERT P. GORDON, Proprietor.
~ B-Good Stabling and Wagon Yard ar
.acheu 10 the House Sufficiently large enough
10 accommodate 200 head of Horscs. Also n
very large Sale Stable, TdccfS Ssots
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

E9- The Hon. John NJ. Landrum, rep
resentative in Congress from the fourth
congressional district of Louisiana, has
so far recovered his health as to be ena-
bled to attend regularly the sessions of
the House.
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ANS COURT : :
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

By virtue of Pluries Order of the d.,
Court of Cambria county, to me di!|I
there viii be exposed to sale by uuIIia.-"a
due or outcry, Mt the Cresson Hotel :. s.
county, on SATURDAY, the 4th dar ~ "a ~
RUARY next, at one O'Clock, P. N -. =
lowing described real estate, TO Si, -.N
Lot or purpart number /, mentioned
described in the inquisition on the real s,'-
of William Webster, decd, and being si,r.-<
in the township of Washington. Con-
Cambria aforesaid the same being hor::s
and described as follows: Beginning :.
Beech, thence, by land of the heirs Of Ia
Smvth, decd, n. 63 E, IO9 perches 10 = -
thence, S. 80 E., 1873 perches TO a post ~ -.
way between the Pa. and Portage Rsil,,--
thence on n line midway between said D
roads, S. Al W, lIO perches thence !.
W, 2l5 perches to the place of beginpi,,.
containing lie acres and l54 perches. aBS
lowance.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third of the purchase money to Be- ~
on confirmation of the sale, one other r.
in one year thereafter, with interest to he
cured by the Mortgages and Judgment B6ri
of the purchasers and the remaining tbi,3 :.
remain lien on the premises, the inters.,,
the same to be paid to Ann Henry. (widov ,
said decedent,) annually by the purcbsss,
du ring her lifetime, and the principal 81 1,
decease, to the heirs and lineal desceB5s--
OF the said William Webster, decd.
ANN HENRY, (iote Ann WsJstgl
Adm'x. of VIM. Webster. derg
January L. lS6O-3t
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DEcREAsING-The Mormons, accord
ing to their own census, are decreasing in
Utah. In 1850 they numbered SO, 600 ;
in 1857. only 81 OPP; and in 1853, only
about 10000. They claim, however, that
they are increasing in the country at
large and in the world, and they ascribe
the diminution in Utah to Temporary eau
ses and absences. 1t is computed that
there are $4,000 in Great Britain and
Ireland, and 1000 on the continent of
Europe, besides some 5000 in Canada,
1000 in California, and several thousand
in the Eastern States and South America.
Altogether they number 10000. Utah
Is the only place where they practice po-
iygamy and carry out their theories of
civil government as well as of religion.
and 1T is the only place where they do not
increase.
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hlSSOLUTION.- term for which
IL the undersigned entered into partnersh'
the practice of the law having this day e.
pred, said partnership is therefore diSsolye.
me notes and accounts due the firm will .
left at the office of r. L. Johnston, Esq, wha'
payment may be made to either of the undeN
signed. Persons indebted to the firm vii %
well to settle up before the Ist of March nsIs
as after that time collection will be entOrcN
by legal process.
RI. JOHNSTON,
A c. MULLlN,
Ebensburg, December l. 1859.
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Esy The month of December, 1859, is
regarded as one of the coldest Decembers
on record
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

CoNGREss--The Speaker for the lower
House has not yet been elected.
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abIe 70 ascertain. ( find the dead and mis-
sine. which is equivalent to dead, IS 10
and 76O wounded. Some Of the wounded
will die, but very much the larger number
will survive. (Signed)
n. SAUNDERS, Jr., Mayor.
BosroN. Jan. 1.-THE Lawrence ca
tastrophe casts gloom over this city
Hon. David Sears presided at meeting
of 20 gentlemen to-day, who subscribed
$4,000 for the relief Of the sufferers, and
appointed committee to solicit further
subscriptions.
One hundred and sixty-two are missing.
This embraces all those known to have
been killed, and those of which no tidings
have been obtained Fifty-two persons
are vet confined in the brick and mortar.
One hundred and thirty dead bodies have
been removed to the City Hall, or been
delivered to recognized friends.
LAWRENCE, Jan. 14.-On the night OF
the accident, the daughter Of James Ban
non, ten years old, was penned fast in the
ruins when the flames broke out Seeing
there was no escape for her, she took her
due-bill from her pocket and handed 1T to
another girl who was near her, and said ::
"You will be saved [ will not. Give
this to my poor, dear father, and bid him
goodbye for me-"
The Lawrence Sentinel makes the mum.
Der of dead, 90 missing, 107 total, 2O6.
Badly wounded, 100, slightly wounded,
100.
The Printers Union, of Boston, sub
scribed one hundred dollars last evening
for the relief of the sufferers.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

DROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE INST.
RANCE COMPANY Of Cambria egss,
Amt property insured as per sec
ond annual report, S99.7sia
Amt property insured since second
annual report, 53,4aa
Total amt property insured, SI53,2@a
Amt premium notes in force as
per second annual report, $lO,0ii z
Amt premium notes taken since
second annual report, COS Z
Total amt prem notes in force, Sl6,l09 !;
No. of Policies issued as per sec
ond annual report, 9.
No. of Policies issued since second
annual report, S
Whole No. of Policies issued, 10
STATEMENT SHOWING THE OPERATIONS
OF THE COMPANY AND ITS PRESEyf
CONDITION.
Amt reed. on premium notes since
second annual report. 5000
Amt yet due on premium notes, l5,2gsa
sl5.y9sa
Amt incidental expenses
of past year, $6T.40
Amt compensation of Of
fcers, agents. &c 1873
Amt deficit in Treasury,
as per ID report, 64.9s S2esH
Total assets of the Company. Sl5.35.!
R. L. JOHNSTON, Prt,idsl
4. c. MULLIN, Secretary.
EbenSburg, January u, lS59-3t
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N eW Arrival.

AT THE
OLD STAND OF DAVIS kLLOYD,
FENHE subscriber keeps constantly on h,l
Il all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, HaE-
ware, Queensware, Boots shoes Hat;
Caps, Ready Made Clothing. &c. &c t.
highest market price paid for all kinds &
country produce, in exchange for goods. CA
and examine my stock before purchasing Else
where.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Ebensburg Jan. u. lSGO-tf.
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Auditor Generals Report.

We are under obligations to our Sena-
tor, Col. l.. w. Hall, for a copy of the
Auditor Generals Report, for the year
ending November 30th, 1859. For the
benefit of our readers, We publish the
amounts contributed by Cambria County
to the Golfers of the State:
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By George ]. Rodgers, Esq, Treasurer,
Tax on real and personal estate, $3,9O5,67
Tavern Licenses 10000
Retailers ll4O42
Brokers 1850
Distillery GS,75
Bowling Saloon, &C., $3.50
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Lordstown Correspondence.

Lordstown, March 3lst, 1850.
Every body is busy here; the Farmers are al
ready in the fields, turning up the soil with
every prospect before them of a fruitful season.
P~loughing, sowing, making fence, and making
garden, appears to be the order of the day
And if not visited by hat destroying, unweI-
come visitor, "the Frost we would venture
to say they viii make up for last year, with a
rich reward for their la6or. Thepast week has
been enough to make one bless the world and
all contained therein, for weather was never
more favorable for all kinds of business. a
clear, calm and inyigorating air, a ~foretaste of
Spring in all its features. But we are sorry to
say that the good time of sugar making in the
lands of mapledom are about over, (for visits
there were very pleasantly
Our school, we should judge, was in a pros
porous state, from the number of pupils in at
Misunderstanding the many schools by
which we are surrounded. Though orr young
folks are set to small to attend, were they old
er, we would have no fears ia placing them IN
der Mr.. DeFord's charge, for he is 4 gentleman
well calculated for the duties of his profession.
The Literary Society held their first Spring
meeting on Thursday evening, and we had the
pleasure of seeing a good audience in attend
ance. The music from Groves String Band,
(though all were young musicians was good.
and helped greatly to %enliven the occasion
The performance far exceeded our expectations.
May the society continue to prosper and eduea-
be sPead abroad in our land, and may old
Trumbull IF she is not now be one of the
FIRST counties in the State in the cause. L..