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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

SUBSCRIPTION FRICE FOR DAILY
Delivered ia tbs City, per week. ...s0 ~ ~
BY mail or IN the Cit per year IN eftYehosl W
FOR VIE 4 LIZ :
By mail rer wear ngfe sobscriber 90
eu6 Of FIVE TO one addressb 90
Awe RTISING.
For Terms see first page tabular form.
as ENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
a gents in the places named:
DE-. Ralston Boonvide, Warricz Co.
John III. LOCKWOOD hit. Vernon, Fosey Co.
John &. Daughertys Roekport, spencer Go.
James L. Thorntnr, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Wsrrick Co. ta=
Dr. Murphy. New harmony, Poeey CO.
A. y. Wilkinson, Gyuthiana
Preston Talbot, Poseyviile Posey Co
Fl. Il Custen, Petersburg, Pike co.
Mark Grant, Cantl p. o., Warrick Go.
c. p CaFanahs OWensvifIe, Gibson Co
F. NJ THAYEIl, EDrroR
G. K. DREW .......-...., AssOoIArE EDIroR
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REi,atnrv Esenns.

r. q
Dispatches from Western Virginjai re-
eeived az indianapolis, State that our Yolun-
teers are now amply provided with clothing
and 5all other inecessaries. There is1an7 over
abuudance psrticnlarIy Of oyereoass aad
the surplus will be distributed 20 such of
the Ohio regimepts q are NEEDY
The Cincinnati Gazette aoes not find the
name of Goveran1ent contractors on the
United States loan. Their mission is not
to loan, but to grab what is loaned.
Mejor shankiin and Qaartermaster Orr
of the 42a regiment, are now in Indian
apolis endeavoring to procure arms and
other equipments for their reg iment.
e Col. Bridgland's cavalry regiment, one
thousand strong, is encsmped at indianapolis.
The Sentinel say that the men are generally
the pick and choice, Of stalwart Hoosiers,
proud Of their commander, proud of their
regiment and devoted to the cause IN which
they have volunteered to give up their lives
if necessary,
Z. Evening Post, writing on the 2sth ult.,
says that twelve noted Kentucky shots
among whom are Col. Thompson, Dr.. Bush,
Thomas Clay (son Of Henry olayl, and
others, that day offered their services to the
President as a corps Of sharpshooters, to
follow the army wherever there is ~
prospect Of battle, and to act independent
ly. Every man Is 1otsd shot, and has had
practice in deer.hnnting for a lifetime. The
party isjoined by QoIenel Philip White Of
Philadelphia.
-Tbe-s. Z. Times Washington correspond.
eut says that General Hein'zelman will
soon be entitled 70 wear the two stars 90
his shoulder strap. He graduated in 1926,
and Out-rauts all the newly appointed
Brigadiers
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Gg@Thanks to Col. Green Of the Grey
Eagle for copy Of the Bowling Green
Courier"
We are also indebted to The clerk of the
Eugene for late dates
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SCI Thanks n Joe Davis Of the Adams
Express, for newspaper favors.
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PUBLIC SALE.

M@0TACE rs AERERRr GKWeHJRs
y v That bFvirtue ofArticle Of Agreement,
entered into and between Henry K0rlng aud VIII.
lam Henning, that will sell az public auction on
Tuesday. the 5th day Of November, 1881, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 4 o'clock p M
OF SAID day, az the Cooper-ghop formerly occupied
hurSh County indiana, the following described
property. 70 wit One Cooper-shop, lot OF stavss
lot Of ready-made barrels, and other property and
materials belonging to said partnership heretofore
existing between said parties.
HENRY KORING.
Oct zslSdl Former partner Of VIM. Hennimg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


lURRETJ8rSs RsRKSKasrg, CKTR y ye-g
" NUTS, DO
% bKs frosh Layer naiaons;
90 qr bTs DO DO;
Q De Genoa Oitron, fresh and One,
cask German P1ums;
DO DO Cherrfsa
EoOO ms extra new Zanfe Current.
bbb soit-eheiled Almonds
100 fbs ghelled Almonds;
l bbl Filberts;
bbl Canary sesd;
do Hemp DO;
10 ms Cuttie Bone for Birds;
200 ibs fresh sultana or 8eedtsss Rainls..
rs drums Fresh FiRs;
200 ne fresh Dates
3 bbls split Peas;
gross Oox's Sparkling Giliiine;
gross Coopera' IBenglass, assd alsaa.
100 lhs aas'd brands Chocolate;
25 ibs Bakers Cocoa;
8b do BrOma. Just received at
oclb II. A. COOKS.
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q UG-4RG 5UG.AR
~ hhdH New OrleanF Sugar:
do Cuba d0s
bbls Crushed do;
do Powdered a.:
8 do Clarified do For naie nv
ocl6 n. A. COOK, 70 Main sifost.
psA9EET9.-L.ARG .agT-75 a-7-9TT
I'D size Market Baskets. Small sized clothes
Baskets &C rs cents. Strong hickory and Whit
oBk feed Baskets ~ ff0m IS 20 90 cents each AZ
YIBKERK BROS
octzf No. "A Main Street.
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&-RRDEsVrBsg s-RRVKy0sEGY-
- TOO garter boxes sardinea;
500 half do do. just reeslvsd a.
rol6 II. A. COOKS.
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seS@H However Fremont's opponents may
cavil at his ability as q General in the ag-
gregate, they cannot deny that he possesses
at least one Of The attributes of a successful
commander. We aIlude to that indeseriba-
bis power by which be wins the affections
of bis soldiers inspires them with his own
resistless energy causes them to partici-
pate in his own griefsi suffer with him in
bis prosecutions, aud resolve with him, to
win or die. Inshort, that power which
makes $50 of his noble braves equal to
1000 end who, with their thrilling war cry
of 6 Fremont and the Union, never stop
to count the number of their foes, but at
tack and scatter them like chaR before the
whirlwind. Everything We have seen from
the army in South-west Missouriindicates
that Fremont's soldiers win follow where
be leads even should it be to the Gulf Of
Mexico. The Administration, few days
ago announced that commissions issued by
General Fremont would not be respected,
aud ofdcers hOldl8grthem wers not entitled
to, neither would receive, pay FROM the
Government. Without pausing to inquire
into the motives Of the ADMINISTRATION for
issuing such an order, it is sufficient to say
that ia obedience to its mandates, General
Fremont called the. officers together, feeling
that it was only just to them to DO 90, even
if at an important moment he aud the
country should lose their services, and in
formed them that in. aoco ordanee wi tha the
decision Of the Governmeptt the eommissions
he had issued were without yalne,and he re-
GREETED to-eay, they yvere entitled to no pay.
The officers afterwaFd hel5 meeting sunong
themselves to take the subject into consid- !
Grafton. After. a calm and brief debate they
decided that, though the pay was needfpl
to thems il vas 20 meroenary or personal
motive that brought them into Che Geld, and |
pay or no pay commission or no eommIs-s1
aion, they would remain in tt as long as the
country needed their services. With such |
an army it is no wonder Fremont feels COM
petent to march even to the Cuff /
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OLD HOUSE UNDER A NEW NAME.

ERNEST G. MINGST,
WsFR0ByUs mrs FREBytsB8 .q.gcN
- patrons that he has taken the
TOBACCO ESTABLISHMENT.
Of Theodore Mingst a Co., on che
So Corner Of Main and FIRST Street,, ,=Eaa
And win keep constantly on hand the oholeoat
brands Of
Cigars, Smoking g. Chewing
Tobacco, &C., &c.
He invites the attention Of snnolferu n bfs stot
OF Imported CigarH'the apeat brought 10 lha
BE.WE.UBER THE EN- Sz.aA.D.
oet2I dSm
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!. !, bIook a. EaaIern EnIarEamanl--
NotfOB OF DisgollIffon

YMudE - saATSYEM8AAKs MEMMsTm.
~ fore existing under the name and nrn " WO-
hing HEARLNG,ia fbis day mutually dissolved
All persons indebted 70 said nrm ere hereby nu-
thoriEsd to pay the same 20 John shubert and "A
H. Jones, who are appointed BY us 20 collect out-
standing dsbtai and 20 pay the debts Of said aru
III. hORTNg.
yet. ~ ASol---oaW WM. HEHNfNg
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q NIULAACNWR1 BaIkM OW NM.nE
- ESTATE for the payment of che costs aud o 4
penSes OF sidewalk improvement Notice "a here
" given taat by virtue Of preoept issued b. tha
N mayor Of the City OF Evansyille, and 60 direct
CO. VIII sell az public auction at tbs door Of the
Court Honss, in said city, on Friday, Nov. sth.
1851, e O'Clock H., the following lots or par.
cells OF real estats, or much thereof aa may b
Necessary % pas the amount charged and asssssod
against % lots respectively, flr the costs and eH-
penses Of making sidewalk improvements f7r uaid
lots together with the costs Of sale:
Lot g. block g. stoeEwsll's Enlargement sgs5
South west half Of lot 20, block IA; stock
wgll's In EE1Isrgement--y. Q. Flaglsr. I,I75S
q. n. Cook Al
Lot No !, block "a, Kasteru Enlargement
@ q. Evans heirs 1AIc
Sixteen foet on sixth Street, aud extending baek
0gthe same width, one hundred and nftv fsrt -
Locuut street, being part Of the eastern quarter Of
Evans homestead, IN the City Of Evansville co
Evans heirs. 400
Lot 3, block N, Lamasoo-Caruline LinoR. Blo
Ocf2sS9.7g CHRIsTIAN HEDnKRfGH. q C
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The Richmond Dispatch of tie 18Th re-
ports that the national troops were about to
attack Ronoake Island, and for that pnr-
pose they are largely re-enforcing the troops
at Hatteras. A feet of rebel steamers bad
been down to Hatteras Dut failed TO draw
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NEW ADVFRTTSEMENTS-
COLLECT0R,s NOTTCE.
Orr OF EvANsvILLE, October q. :sel.

CITr OF EVANSVILLE Oct ober y. >eol.
AOOTKCE rs RERRRKs GSE@EJS~,
% - that /, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICHs Col
iector ofthe City of Evansville, between the hours
Of 8 and ~ O'Clock A M. aud and o'clock p.
NJ, On Friday, ths 16Eh deg or sN0Osns-
1s4-s SCI, will sell at Public Auction, at the
door OF the Court House. iR the City Of Evansville
Indiana the folio wing lots. parts of lots, and par
csls OF Real Estate and Improveme nta. assessed
for the payment OF City Taxes foEftha year 195 J.,
due from the OWE ers thereofto the city Of Evans
villes the same being nov ne and unpaid and for
the costs Of said SALE and that such sale will be
continued from day 70 day AZ the aforesaid ho.ars
and place, until ell the lots and parcels Of Real Es
tate herein mentioned, sold or offered for salo
0Tn pVAN
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28
y EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts have been passed and fled in the
Registers Office, in Ebensburg, and wi:i be
presented to the Orphans Court of Camb ia
county, for confirmation and allowance, on
Wednesday, the 4th day of December next, to
wit:
The partial account of Joseph Miller, Esq,
executor Of Robert Finn, deceased.
The account of Sarah Duncan, administrator
of James Duncan, deceased.
The first and final account of Charles B.
Ellis, administrator of John Curran, deceased.
The account OF Rev. B. L. Agnew admins
traitor of Letitia Ciinefelter, deceased.
The partial account of Morris J. Evans, ad-
ministrator of David II. Evans, deceased.
The account of H. Kinkead, Esq, admins
traitor of Philip D. George, deceased.
The account of William Kittell, executor of
the last viii and Testament of Jacob Behe,
deceased.
E. F. LYTLE, Register.
Registers Office, Nov. Z, 1861,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

\. j. Rhey, for use of In the Court of Com
Isaac Crawford, mon Pleas of Cam
VS. bria County, No. go.
John B. Brookbank. ! March Term, 1861,
(E. D. Vend Expon. Property sold for S535.
And now, to wit, 1Ith day Of October, ~.
D., 1861, c. d. Murray, Esq, appointed an
Auditor to report distribution of the moneys,
in the hands OF the Sheriff, arising from the
sale of the Defendants real estate in the
above case.
Extract from the Record, certified the llth
day of October, 1861.
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Pro'thy.
l will attend to the duties of the above ap-
pointment, at the office of Wm. kittell, ESQ ,
in the borough of Ebensburg, on Friday, the
9TH day of November next, at o'clock, P.
NJ, when and where all persons interested are
notified to attend.
c. D. MURRAY, Auditor,
Ebensburg, Oct. 81, ls6l,-3t.
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Letter From J0ssnSfOyyu

JOHNsrOwN, NoU. 26, 1861.
Correspondence of The Alleghanian.
The recruiting service has received a
fresh impulse in our midst, in consequence
of Lieut.. Hugh Kelly arriving here and
orening an Office for the enrolment of
names for company for Col. Thomas f.
Meagher's Regiment. Quite an enthusi-
astic meeting was held at Zouave Hall, on
Friday evening, and the prospect is cheer
ing for good.y number of recruits for
the Regiment of this noble patriot
Col. j. NJ. Powers Regiment, has left
Camp Cameron and is now at Fortress
Monroe, Va It is said to be the finest
Regiment oc Pennsylvania Volunteers now
in the field
Col. j. NJ. Campbell's Regiment now at
Camp Curtin, is nearly full, and they are
expecting marching orders daily. 1t is
understood tina. the following are the staff
and field officers of this Regiment:
Colonel. NJ. Campbell
1t. Colonel-B MDermitt,
Maior-John 2. Linton,
Chaplan-Rev. Croft NJ. Pile,
Adjutant-Wm. Linton,
Quartermaster-D. f. Gordon
sSuter-Jos. A. Garman.
Mr. Charles Gahegsn was run over by
the local freight train on the Penna RR.,
on Monday morning, and seriously, if not
fatally injured. The injured man was in
the employ of the Railroad Company,
and in attempting to pass from one part
of the train to the other, he lost his foot
ing, and two trucks of the train passed
over him, crushing him severely.
Old Boreas with his icy reign is upon
us, and we all expect merry time going
to EbeDsburg, on Monday next, whether
it be in sleighs, or by your railroad.
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"A CAMBRIAN DANGEROUSLY WoUN-

"A CAMBRIAN DANGEROUSLY WoUN-
DED.-Many of our readers will probably
recollect the battle at Cross Lanes, in
Western Virginia, on or about the 9th
of August last, in which the 7th Ohio
regiment was repulsed with terrible loss
by a vastly superior force Of Rebels. Co
c of this regiment was composed princi-
pally of students from Oberlin College,
Ohio, among the number Of whom was
Lewis j. Jones, young man of twenty
three or twenty-four years of age, son of
MIR. John 0. Jones, and resident about
one mile north of this place. Lewis took
part with his company in the battle, and
in the thickest of the fight was seriously,
and for a time it was thought mortally.
wounded. Being unable to leave the
field in the retreat, he was taken prisoner
by the Rebels. He remained with his
captors for over two weeks, during which
period but faint hopes were entertained of
his recovery. At about this juncture, and
when the Rebels were at Gauley Bridge,
Gen. Rosecrans made his sudden appear
ance thereabout. The Rebels, doubtless
Hhinking discretion the better part of va
lor, Immediately destroyed the bridge and
executed that celebrated re.rogressive
movement which has become part and
parcel of history, lea wing behind only a
small squad to guard the prisoners This
squad ultimately followed suit and "ska-
daddled," after which the prisoners, to the
number of about twenty five, erected a
raft and crossed TO the other shore, where
they regained the protection of Union
troops. Lewis, who was among the num-
Der that thus escaped, was Immediately
ordered to Cincinnati to undergo treat
ment for his injury. He is still an in
mate of the hospital in that city His
wound, which was caused by musket-
ball, is located in the region of the right
breast, and was exceedingly dangerous
Thanks to naturally hardy constitution
and kind, efficient treatment, however, he
is recovering as rapidly as circumstances
will admit, and will be able to reioin his
regiment in the course of a few weeks.
Our RAILROAD The iron on the Eb.
and Cresson Railroad is now laid as far as
the grading extends, which is to say, to |
within half mile OF the Depot Work on
this latter section is also being pushed |
forward with all possible expedition We |
believe it is the intention of the COMPANY |
to commence running regular passenger |
and other trains on next Monday. We |
the officers and managers of |
the road, the people of Cambria county in
general and Ebensburg in particular, and
all other parties unto whom these presents
may come, on the near completion of the
Long may it wave "a liv-
ing, otherwise moving. proof of our pro-
rressiveness and can't-be- kept behind-a-
tiveness Numerous cheers and .icare
in behalf Of the Iron Horse expectant
Long live all |. bully for all look out for
the Locomotive
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MILITARY.-We see it stated that the
IN Penna. cavalry, Col. Harlan, has been
"0eTed to Annapolis to embark in the
1''aI expedition to sail from thence for
5''s unknown shortly, under command of
'so' Butler. Capt. Jim Skelly's Cambria
%,'anfy y. cavalry company forms Co. G of
IBIS regiment.
accompanying the 10Th Penna. regi-
j ~snt' Col. Power, which left Harrisburg
Annapolis en- route to South Carolina
week, is Rev. B. L. Agnew, of Johns
"Tn' as Chaplain.
u II. NJ. S. Jackson, of Cresson, this
'n'y' has also departed for the same
'Nnation as Surgeon of the 11th Penna.
'nent, Col. Coulter.
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| SHERIFF's SALEs--The following is an
| abstract of the real estate advertised to be
| exposed to public sale, by the Sheriff of
Cambria county, on Monday, the second
day Of December next:
Francis x. Herlinger, Croyle township, 40
acres, acres cleared, with two story frame or
plank house and grist-mill.
Daniel T. Jones, Cambria township, lIS
acres, 45 acres cleared, with frame tavern
house, stable and outbuildngs.
Daniel L. Jones, Cambria township, GO
acres, 80 acres cleared, with frame dwelling
house, frame barn and saw-mll.
Andrew Kopp, Cearfeld township, GA acres,
SO acres cleared, with one-and-a-half story
hewed log house and double barn.
Thomas Kaylor, Allegheny township, SO
acres, 80 acres cleared, with log house and
cabin barn.
Caspar Smith and Lawrence Smith, Jr., Car
roll township, 100 acres, 20 acres cleared,
with log house, log barn and log blacksmith
shop.
John S. Rhey, Ebensburg, half lot ground,
with two story frame house and stable.
Fri Bickford, Wilmore, lot of ground, with
two story plank dwelling house, two story
plank store-house and small frame stable.
James Myers, Johnstown, lot of ground, with
two story plank house and small stable
John Thompson, Jr, Ebensburg, lot of
ground, with large two story brick tavern
house. frame stable and outbuildings,
Augustine NJ Guire, Zone of Defendants.) J
Clearfeld township, los acres, 20 acres clear
ed with two story plank house and small
board stable.
Thomas Moreand, Hemlock, lot of ground,
with shoemaker shop and one-and-a-half sto-
ry plank house.
Allegheny Railroad and Coal Company AL
legheny township, 0 acros, unimproved. Also;
the right Of mining coal in a tract of land in
same township, containing 245 acres, unim-
proved.
Thomas Yorkey, Millville, lot of ground,
with small frame house.
James G. Dimond, Munster township 10
acres, 100 acres cleared, with plank house,
small log house and two log barns.
Dominick Dimond, Munster township, 40
acres, 100 acres cleared, with plank house,
small log house and two log barns.
John j. Skelly, Summerhill township, 200
acres, 100 acres cleared, with two story frame
house, one-and-a-half story plank house, leg
barn and saw-mill.
Margaret O Donnell, Munster township, one
plank dwelling house fronting on north side
of Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana turnpike
Road.
Stephen Kerns and Philip Kerns, Summer
hill township, parcel of land with appurtenan-
ces.
Andrew Sutton, Susquehanna township, so
acres and IA perches, with appurtenances.
William Henderson Moore, Zone of Defend
ants,) Allegheny township, 80 acres, 80 acres
cleared, with two story plank house and log
barn.
LIST OF CAUSES The following is the
List of Causes, set down for trial at the
December Term of our County Court:
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

"A The undersigned auditor, appointed by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county to dis
tribute the funds in the hands of E. G.. MNul-
lin, executor of John Glass, deceased hereby
notifies all persons interested in Said fund,
that he will attend to the duties of said ap-
pointment at his Office, in Ebensburg, on
SATURDAY, the 30th day of NOVEMBER,
instant, at one o'clock P. NJ
P. S NOON; Auditor,
Ebensburg, Nov. 7, 1861 .3t.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

"a ODIIOIl -NOIIOI.-
N The undersigned, appointed an Audi
tor by the Orphans Court of Cambria Coun-
ty to make distribution of the funds in the
hands OF A. C. Mullin, Esq, Trustee, to sell
the real estate of John Paul, deceased. will
attend to the duties cf said appointment, at
the Office of George NJ. Reed, ESQ in the bor-
ough of Ebensburg, on Saturday, the 10th
day of November next, at o'clock, P. NJ,
when and where all persons interested are
notified to attend.
C. D. MURRAY, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Oct 81, ls6l,-3t.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

z OUIIVIl y -NOI IOL.-
IA The undersigned auditor, appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty, TO make distribution of the funds in the
hands Of George J. Rodgers, sequestrator of
the Ebensburg and Susquehanna Plank road
company, upon his 4th annual account, hereby
notifies all persons interested in said fund
that he will attend to the duties of his said
appointment, at his office, in the borough of
Ebensburg, on THURSDAY, the 28th day of
November, instant, at one o'clock, P, NJ.
P. S. NOON, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Nov. Z, ls6I.3t.
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New GooDs.-The attention Of ouf
readers is directed to the large and varied
assortment of Winter Goods just received
at the store room of William Davis. His
stock comprises everything likely to be
needed, during Winter campaign on the
Mountain. Those desirous of securing
the latest styles should call around
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-28

CoURT.-The December term Of the
Cambria county Courts will commence in
Ebensburg on Monday next, the I'd prox.
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New ScHEDULE.-A new schedule
went into operation on the Pennsylvania
Railroad on last Monday, 25th inst An
nexed is the time Of the departure of the
several trains from Wilmorc and Cresson
stations, this county, for the figures of
which we are indebted to our friend, Mr..
VIM. Woolverton, telegraph operator at
the former place
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
IPECIAL NOTICE.

An persons indebted to the subscriber for
ofthar Advertising, Job Work or Subscription,
"a esred to call and settle their respec-
.tr. accounts before the first day Of January
avt By attending to this matter in time,
-"rrb mutual Inconvenience may be avoided.
J. TODD HUTCHINSON.
Aslsqsanian OSice, Nov. %, 1861.
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Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in country store, all of which they
VIII dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH oI COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ebensburg, January 25 ls6O:tf