The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09

r,ool Items OF general interest tna6 may
:. furnished us. We desire to have at
,.t one correspondent in each and every
rovo and Township in the county. Make
,r COMMUNICATIONS comprehensive and
,,,cise-brief and to the point; and
20 will ever pray, &c.
J0cAL ETCHINGs.-
ropleasant-the weather for several
days.
A nsassthing on paper-Union neck
ties
Sill fingers in the lap of
spring.
,om the Court House.
Not hard to take-those superior cigars
aid at Harry Devine's store.
The Allegheny Guards Capt. Easily,
md the "Washington Rifles" Capt.
White, fern part Of the Tenth Regiment.
The alarm OF fire on Sunday night was
ncasioned by the burning Of chimney
in the house occupied by James Deiowry.
On Friday last, snow to the depth of
.7eral inches covered the ground in this
g,tion. Rather frigid, that, even for the
mountain.
In these wonderfully exciting times, it
nav be well to remember that G. r. Jones
sntnues to sell boots and shoes, hats and
aps, ready-made clothing, etc, at rui-
rgaslY low rates. Call and see him.
Capt. Richard White, of the Hemlock
Efes, has been elected Major of the Tenth
Rs.iment Pennsylvania Volunteers. 4.
4. White was elected Quartcrmaster Of
Ae same regiment.
Davis, Jones & Co. keep constantly on
aal all manner of dry groods, groceries,
liIBare, queensware, etc, which they
Il sell cheaper than the cheapest. .
bop in and see.
We have hitherto failed to notice that
gr young friend, VIM. W Young, has
len appointed AGENT for the Penna. RR.
Cresson, in place of James S Clark,
ad He viii FIJI the post acceptably.
We publish on our outside this week an
bIy written paper on the relation of our
5uuon Schools to the present National
rlis, from the pen of the County Super
ltenisnt, Col james n Swank. Let
read it.
The new firm of Tudor s. Jones have
at received at their store, on High St,
large and diversified assortment of gro
aies, etc. We would advise those in
ssl Of anything in their line to give
len call Immediately. See advertise
Lent elsewhere.
The laying of the ties on the Eb. and |
iesson Railroad was commenced last
''sA The iron, We believe, is not yet !
hand, but is expected to be delivered |
-'Ftly, when operations will be rapidly |
Raed forward. What a high old time
will have, to be sure, when the Iron
aT'e frst enters the limits of ye ancient
age!
The body Of an unknown man was found |
the Blairsyille Slackwater on Monday |
Slt the 28th ult. He was supposed to
'aout 80 years old. He was dressed !
'Aree shirts-one flannel, ole check
= one white-new dark vest, black coat,
e'er and linen pants with black cloth
.s over them. A one dollar bill and |
cents in specie were found upon his
"9a; lie was supposed to have come
the Johnstown Iron Works.
We understand that scientific rough
stumble fight, growing out of differ
Of opinion with regard to National
-' was indulged in by two men in
~.'iek township the other day. The
"S' would not be worth noticing were
." ior the fact that the combatants
Tue light test between the superb
:" the two great sections of our
,.''g-one being a champion of the
~ and the other of the South. The
-~ we may add, was badly used up
encounter. Is this another omen
'V see that the ladies-bless them =
sue sections are busily engaged in
rug II5 INT, making bandages, ETC., for
.'''ers who have volunteered for the
" oi our Liberties. While we dep