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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

Benz. III -Xtnn and wife agt. w U. 1dEtun ~ di'
Decl,e h. be- s.ted IN accordance with written deCiiOn
sURROgATP,S COURT-AuG 27.-Before Surrogate WEST.
CHARITABLE BEQuEsTs.
The Will Of Sarah A Riley, widow Of q late Thps
Rey been submitted II g. test d. She MAKES the iol
loWit . chsfitabls btquests; 80.
ir,-i,9tior r., a. ma " y ................ 100
rive foints i"V
AHercu Fen ale Guardian Society, and bone Tor The a.,
D,af and Du. insttp's ......,,......... 100
Ouban bsylnr -. ............... 100
soci. ~ mo Relief Of baf-O rphan aud Destitute
lOO
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUG IL
Before COlinissi0uoT BKTTs
TIE TENTH BAIL ~ THE DA COSTA CASE.
The inquiry into the responsibility of Mr Meade,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
ENOCH LEW Is. General snp,t Altoon

DAILROAD 10 LONG BRANCH, n. KAN
III ITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD, stopping
So.ts TAMTNEED and ALICE PRICB win leave
foot Of Rohinsonst (north side wharf at M and m,
Sith an sYtys tim EVFRY SATURDAY, at Connect
s with for Long Branch and other sts-
tons RetnrnipR win leave Long Branch st - M u
G D m EIcurOn parties dealt with on liberal terms
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VIA NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIyER-Tne, sesndNt and superior
TI>FSDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p.
n, and III. Nv PIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock p m, from Pier
No g. N r. ,
cant until thu shall have been paid or
Freight 70 IS r srded through with great dispatch by
~ Express Freight Train.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
Assembly.

The Cambria Tribune, in an article re-
lative TO our County Ticket, speaks Of
our candidate for Assembly as follows =
Our nominee for Assembly is Alexander
c. Mullin, Esq, Of Ebcnsburg. Candor
impels US to say, what we have once before
remarked, that the enonir alton of this gen
tleman was not at first well received by
many members Of our party III different
portions Of the county, but We are glad
to be able to state now, as the result Of
much personal observation and diligent
inquiry in most, if not all, the disafIected
quarters, that the spirit Of opposition which
first manifested itself has given place ina
great degree 10 one Of harmony and good
feeling. y majority of those in whose
breasts four weeks ago personal and section-
81 considerations gave riseas well as shape
and character to a sentiment Of opposition
are to-day animated by magnanimcus
and earnest desire to elevate the cause
above its Tepresentotiue, 10 prefer princi-
pies to men, to make all E2cGt and transi-
tory issues subservient to the welfare of
the great party which seeks to enhance
the prosperity and make more lustrous
/ the glory Of the ,StGts and Nation. Person
ally, Mr.. Mullin is clever gentleman
and aoundantly competent to discharge all
the duties Of a legislator and representa-
tive. He has hosts of friends, too, who
have heretofore shown their appreciation
of his many manly qualities ana his fine
intellectual endowments by procuring his
nomination for several Of the most iInpor-
tant Offices in the gift oc the people of
this county, True, he has his enemies,
but what young man whose talents and su-
perior cultivation have obtained for him
position and influence has not No meu-
ber Of cur party doubts the fidelity of MIR.
Mullin to its principles, nor have any
forgotten the efficient services he has at
much personal sacrifice rendered that par
ty in days gone by. Why then should
he not receive the united support of
the party which nominated him? We
can think Of no reasons achy he should
not, other than those to which we have
above alluded, and, as already stated. tsey
are now entertained by but lew. These
few, We thin 8 VIII yet resolve to rally
TO his support, in which event his cleo
ton may be regarded as a fixed fact.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
The State Canvass.

Our candidate for Governor, the gallant
ANDREW GREGG CURTIN, in his speech
before the State Convention which placed
him in nomination, declared that he would
take the standard of the Party, and plant
it upon the shores Of Lake Erie, and carry
it to the Delaware" The promise thus
made, he is now fulfilling; and most nobly
is he doing his work. Underappointments
made by the Central Committee, he is now
canvassing the State, and addressing the
masses upon ali the vital questions involved
in the campaign. His personal popularity
is so wide spread, and his ability as a pub
lie speaker is so well known, that the
people assemble by thousands at every
point where he is announced TO appear-
All are anxious to hear this most noble
champion of our righteous cause; all
are eager to get glimpse Of the next
Governor of Pennsylvania. Ere the close
of the canvass, Col Curtin will address the
People of Cambria county; and of the time
and place we viii endeavor to give our
readers due notice. When he comes, he
will be greeted in a manner worthy OF the
''frosty sons Of thunder"
What contrast is thus presented be-
tween the course Of our candidate, and that
pursued By the Loco-Foco nominee for
Governor When Gen. Foster was nomi-
mated by the Reading Convention, his
friends here and elsewhere were loud in
boasting that they too had candidate who
could and who would go before the People
or the issues CT the day. But, with the
exception Of speech or two made by him
shortly after his nomination, Foster las
not once raised his voice in the campaign
And be it remembered, these exceptions
occurred prior to the Presidential nomina.
tions. Since the doings at Baltimore, the
tongue Of the eloquent Foster has been
poral7sed and Silent as the grave HI.
friends attempt to explain this silence, BY
saying that he stands upon the Platform
adopted by the Convention which nomina
ted him, and that he has nothing 20 L:
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23

with national iggreB or national candidates.
But THE will not DO. GuheFuasoral can.
didates are always considered the imnneai-
ate Standard. bearers of the parties which
nominate them, and they, above all other
men, are expected 70 indicate theil prefer
ences IN regard 10 Presidential nominees.
Gel. Curtin has declared hmge!t ia favor
Of Lineoln, and is laboging for his gueeeas
as we'll as his own. Nov, who is Gen.
Foster in favor o. for the Presidency? Is
It Breckenridge? Is it Douglas? Nobody
knows, for Gen. Foster will not tell.
The truth is, Gen. Foster is in an awk.
ward dilemma He cannot espouse and
advocate the cause Of Douglas, without
giving offence to the friends Of Breckin-
ridge, and Vice yeYsa; whilst the studied
silence he maintains is killing him by
inches. It is quite likely he will play
mum throughout the campaign, and thus
en2eayor to perform great and unrivalled
equestrian feat, by riding into the Guber-
material chair on two Democratic horses.
Our private impression is, that one of the
horses--we don't say which-will slip
from under him on The second Tuesday Of
October, and the General will get fall
"And @. what a fall viii be there, my
countrymeu.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
4 Mass Meeting

OF the friends of Lincoln, Hamlin and Cur
tin, and
THE PEOPLES COUNTY TICKET,
Will be held at the Court House, in Ebens-
burg, on TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18th,
at o'clock Addresses will be delivered by
Hon. Samuel 5. Blair, Abraham KopeIin, Esq,
and others. During the evening grand
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION
will be formed under the auspices of the Eb-
ensburg Lincoln, Hamlin and Curtin Club, and
march through the principal streets. Similar
Clubs throughout the county are cordially in
vited to participate il the proceedings Come
one and all.
With banner, fife and pealing drum,
And clashiug horn-O come! o come
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
County commissioner.

An important and responsible position
is the Office of County Commissioner
There is really no other official station in
which the taxpayers Of the county feel so
deep an interest and therefore in select
ing person to discharge its varied and
responsible duties, the choice should al
ways be made with the most scrupulous
care In this view, we think our County
Convention displayed great deal of good
sense and Judgment in the nomination Of
Col. James Cooper, Of Taylor township.
His fitness for the Office Is unquestioned
and unquestiouallc Enjoying business
qualifications Of the highest order, and
being III every respect a practical man, he
also sustaius u character for honesty and
integrity which is without spot OF blem-
ish. lie IS emphatiaaily the man to guard
the interests Of the taxpayers OF our coun-
ty, by administering the affairs connected
with his Office without unnecessary expeL-
ditures. IS at present constituted, there
is not upon our Board OF Commissioners
one member from the Southern portion Of
the county The nomination Of Mr..
Cooper was therefore not only due him as
faithful and energetic member of our
Party, but it was eminent!y due the peo-
pie of that section from whence lie halls
That he will be elected is just as certain
as that he has been nominated.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
REGISTER and Recorder.

Tho Office of Register and Recorder is
one Of vas. Importance, and TO have iss
duties properly performed is great de-
silera.um with the people Of our county.
Moat fortunate, therefore. was ouF County
Convention In nominating Edward Il.
I4ytle, Esq, Cor the position. Oae O!
the mo2t agreeable and afable OF men !;
attentive and obliging in the Intercourse
u business good scholar and withal
an expert pepman, his election will secure
to the people Of Cambria county, the ser
vices of.a tirst-class officer. We have en-
joyed Mr.. Lytlss acquaintance fora mum
Der Of years, and have often had cause to
admire him for his many good qualities OF
head and heart, and for the manly and
active part he has uniformly played Ter the
success Of ourprinciple8 and our candidates.
No man has done more for the People S
Party Of our county than Frank Lytle, and
the second Tuesday Of October next will
be fitting occasion TO prove to him, that
our political organization at least is not
ungrateful. His election-of which we
have no doubt-Hill be just reward fol
past services, and place the Office for y hich
he IS a candidate, in safe and competent
hands.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
Come One. Come All!

We publish to-day a call for a grand
mass meeting, at the Court House, or
Tuesday evening of the first week of Sep
tember Court. We trust that all parts Of
the county viii be duly represented on the
occasion. Let the friends of Lincoln,
Hamlin and Curtin, and Of the Peoples
County Ticket, come in their might In
the meantime, let all who will prepare
their banners, transparencies, torches, &c,
SO that We may give such demonstration
as never has been witnessed in these parts
since the days ofs..Log Cabin and Hard
Cider"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
Cana Dr1a C0rz2.ty.,
CHAPTER NXTv.
CEcaEGeEd T0sT2ssgsss.

Cleariield township is bounded East by
Blair County, South by Allegheny towa-
ship, West by Carroll, and North by White;
and contains about 50 square miles.
The summit Of the Allegheny Mountain
forms the division line between this town
ship and Blair county. The Allegheny
here. however, has lost It's southern eIeva
ton, as we'll as its regular continuity Of
form and appearance, Here the highest
summit IS easily accessible, while the dis
tinctive appalachian features are almost lost
in multitude of spurs which jut out in
various directions.
From each of the defles, 50 formed,
emerges mountain stream, tributary to
the Clearfeld Greek. whose waters, enter
ing the township from Allegheny at Ash
land Furnace, passes through its whole
longth IN general northern direction.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23

acg-In dancing, it IS said that i3e /. II h
Of Wales only gives the lady BIS - = ii i
and she IS not peTmittedto 10 take D. De. . !.
it bcipg contrary to the etI4u'.s
from subject of the heir aPI;s.'-, III
the throne The next in rank to 'h' RI n
ing sovereign. This may DO IN =. - /
ish Colonies, where all are ''suhl1'
here, where the ladies are sovei1,7
we'll as their lords, such etiquette W..
answer. It WAS contrary to e'ii b,,
the japanese Prince 10 give ei1n;, !
to q lady, but the Ladies did not "a,
quette, and seized his dexter hsH'
ever they hsd an sppoE!unitF'-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23

r. Hon. John Covode has been renom-
mated for Congress by the Republicans of
Westmoreland, Indiana, and Armstrong.
Messrs. Cowan and White, between whom
the conforees had split, had agreed to
withdraw from the 6eId.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
County Auditor.

Our nominee for County Auditor is
Thomas j. Nelson, Esq, of Clearfield
township. The Office in question, though
the lowest on the list, is nevertheless one
OF the greatest importance While the
people are interested in the faithful dis
bursement of their funds by the Commits
sioners and Directors of the Poor, they
are also interested in having all the public
accounts properly investigated and audit
ed f; and as all county expenses must be
submitted to the inspection Of the Board
OF Auditors, it is essential to tie welfare
Of the taxpayer that these officers should
be well qualified for the discharge Of their
duties. Ia Mr.. Nelson we have an excel
lent accountant; q irst-class citizen and
an honest man. The Convention acted
wisely in placing him in nomination, and
the People will act wisely in electing him.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
Pocr House Diractor.

William Douglass, Esq, our candidate
for the Office Of Poor House Director, is
an honest, influential, and much respected
farmer, residing in Carroll township. His
laborS IN behalf Of our cause have been as
effective as they have been ardent, and
the nomination which he has received
could not have been bestowed upon more
deserving man. His qualifications are
admitted by all who know him, and that
he viii make faithful guardian of the
interests Of the people, while at the same
time friend and protector Of the poor
and the unfortunate placed in his charge,
there can be no doubt 4 seat in the
Board of Directors of the Poor Of our
county is an important post. In view of
the large amount OF money disbursed at
the Poor House, under the supervision of
the Directors, taxpayers should be careful
to entrust the position to none but the ca
pable, the honest, and the worthy. Mr..
Douglass combines all these qualifications
in an eminent degree. Let him be tri-
umphantlY elected.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23

pa- During the absence of Sansom, the
editoE of the hcConnellsburg Democrats
Douglas as-paper-at Cresson, the breckenridge
folks Of The former place broke into the Office
ana issued a paper under Breckenridge auspi-
ces. The affair created great excitement.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23

'SAnsaln, ,,
Bingham Z Holidays lower sser.n n Z. =
SIa;e Lick Fises q sh 3. t;s.sgo. -
thy Cleayayla, and 9av.. IN
western tire"tioa u.;as.es with t,.R.
Dam creek, near the line Of Viii
ship. On the eastern side tla -
seek the JUuiata. From what b,.T
said j viii readily be inferred tb,,r
Geld il not only the best watere5 ,,,,
in tie county, bus that its advsp,,,..
the manufacture cf Iumtn BY Ts;s,
er l. not excel,ed anywhere.
The soil, TOO, is excellent. The RT
lying on either side Of the Pb;F,g
road are regarded as the best xb.s.,
ia the county; while portion q
"hich land" " as they are familiarlv k,,,
IS said TO be equal to the best lims,,.
valleys Of Blair county. The r.s
portion Of the township is all tillabls s
the eastern portion is somewhat t,-,..
Clearield creeA aad its branches a,.
with PERCEPTIONS hills, as general ,,.
too rough for cultivation, but eoD,,,.
the best body of timber in the CONT
numbering purposes.
BitumiHous coal is found in sors -
tions of the towpst,in. and iro,
Quantities. near Ashland F,,rr.o.
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23
Hon. SannIei S. EsIair.

Our County Convention unanimously
declared itself in favor Of Hon. Samuel S.
Blair for Congress, and granted him the
privilege Of appointing his own Conferees.
We are informed that Daniel j. Morrell,
William II Gardner and j ohm Thompson,
Jr., Esqs., are the gentleman whom he has
selected The Conference meets at Cres-
son today, when we have no doubt Mr..
Blair Will be renominated. His election,
for another term, to an Office which he
now fills with such signal ability, viii be
to him but q simple reward Of merit while
it VIII be to The people of the District, q
matter Of vital Importance. Than Mr.
Blair we know not where q truer or an
abler representative Of cur principles Or
our interests could be found. His renom-
ination VIII be equivalent to his return to
Congress, and in this our District will be
houored at home and abroad.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-23

Es5~ That ''large but unprincipled ship, :"
the Great Eastern, took its departure from
our shores on the 10th inst We wishib her y
prosperous homeward voyage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
NOfice.

L WILL sell for cash, on Monday, December cath.
at the Court House, in Nashville, negro boy named
Oliver levied the property of James Charan to
satisfy IN my hands in Of Co. Is
by W D. Robertson Csc fer hundred eight
lars and ninety five cents and JESSE W. PAGE
Nov "a, GO-dlm Constable OF Davidson County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
A Good Fnrrl for Sale.

VNTE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
w since 1885, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly on the stage road
within mile Of Wsmsve, and three Of the
willie Northwestern Railroad; healthy pleasant and
ul par Said land contains
and ninety aes-eghy cleared, and about fifty
good land clear; it sn good state Of cultivation with
Portable dwelling houses out houses Also, good
orchards several falling springs Of excellent water
well mbered certainly be made Of the
rabe steck-farms this section Of country. We promise
barain this land will sell for cash. time
est For further information call James McNey,
near place, the undersigned Fowle Landing,
Tennessee river. B1hN BROTHER.
JqioA daa -4BerScaA copy and charge Advocate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

rHyBAT comfortable dwelling. Ne les soa summer street,
4 fofnpriy The residence o. kCIlEz1 Ho-syus, Esq.
Also No Is North Summer srfet, ~ pressnl residences
coaarr. Esn. AppF 70 y. KI3fi4lkN, President
.l{nfan 1t1E ~ TfnaeaF1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

viii continue the business the stand No 49, South
ket Street. where he will be pleased his
toner's and offer them and asonabe Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes, Hats, Ready Made Clothing and other articles
usual kept in Dry Goods Store. liberal share Of patronage
solicited Great bargains will offered cash
Country jeans Ensey, Socks, Rags Feathers. &c,
change for goods. L. D. WHEELER.
Arfnh n Ain,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

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ca strictly upon the CASH system. All papers diseonsi
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
For Rent nrLeaSe.

YENHAT large and commodous Warehouse formerly occupied
by II. FRERCH Son, fronting forty Clark
running back two hundred feet with large basement
entire length fronting ortyone feet Church. aud adjoining
the House Of French, Irwin Reid. This the largest
convenient Storage House the city, can be rented
upon the most favorable particulars apply
II. FRENCH, at the Office Ct French, Irwin Il Reid.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

All OF which 1 will sell very c
Union street. mar27
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
PIANOS! music!

AN now receiving my Fall Stock Of Panofortes from the
following Factories, which will be the largest offered
the city, stenwsy Sons, A. Il. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers,
Hazeon Brothers. Wm Kauhe Co.. Peters and Webb, Light
Bradburry soebelle Schmidt all Of which will be
at small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music received together with AceoeonE
Vions, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments For bargains
:" come to me" at number SO. JAS. A MCCLURE.
septl6-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
Negroes for Sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with eight children, the eldest
~ likely boy fifteen years old second likely girl
teen Said sold for fault but the
has home for them and will sill
will them from the county. Good lots in Edgeneld
or West Nashville will be taken in part Address Box
2O6 Nashville P. o. noya9-d9E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

For Sale4 kent3 or VIII De &c hAnBed TOT
City Property
VERY comfortable residences with l2H adouing ths
~ Fair Ground The house has the drs deer
two attic and shrse IN the Basement three brick servsn
houses hous. and large lee house, has been reHy
painted AID papersd, and b IN cssipiete order
aaga-tf JOIN KIRKMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

~ BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Cheese
Just receive direct from the Diaries and for sale By
novI BENZ. =. SHIELDS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
SELTZ & HARRIS.
IN VARIErT o.
G ENTS' WEARIN APPAREL
AND
FURNISHING Goods

The proptors respectfully invite the attention q their friends
snd the public generally examination 81 heir stock which
consists Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing 9eods. Cloths Cast
and Vesngs Of all descriptions which We are Offering
reasonable rates for cash.
Also keep large Cloths Cassmeg AID Fe8srgs
store, No. 10 Cedar The Cutting Department
under constant supervision u Mr. IoH OsLT veil known
an experienced Gutter aud all orders e made shall
esiys prompt attention SELF HARRIS
nogt-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
SALE DE IMPORTED BLOOD sTOCK.

FENHB EIGHT BLOOD FILLIEs, recently import IN
4 ed from England BY the Kentucky Importing NarRR
Company, will he sold at public sale in the city of Lex S
iDgton, BY, Saturday. the 23d Of september $780, " IL
They superior animals and OF pursst bord england
septI6-dtd JOHN r. LEY, President,