The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07
local AND PERSONAL.


Then file it away for future reference.
rou all your neighbors to do ditto.
Ts,m,. $3.50 in advance.
prouoht to a close-the garden making
in this vicinity
That harbinger of spring, the bluebird,
~, heard piping its cheerful notes last
Saturday.
FOX James NJ. Swank, our County Su-
uorintepdent, was in town during the be-
anniug of the week
For all sorts Of winter and spring goods
- n E. Hughes store. He sell cheap
Is the cheapest
Cathcart, who was incarcerated il the
Clarified county Jail under sentence Of
1s,tb committed suicide by hanging him
elf on Sunday evening, 9th ult.
Aman named Covert, residing in Clear
f.1 county, lost six Of his family within
tbe last month by the ravages Of the dread
disease, diptheria.
The workingmen of Hollidaysburg fired
salute of one hundred guns in honor of
the passage of the Tariff Bill, on last
Thursday.
ur. Hiram Fritz, of Carroll township,
r.s severely injured the other day by
lead of lumber falling upon him. He
is recovering rapidly.
Court is now in session. The atten-
dance, although not large, is greater than
W.. expected. We will give an abstract
@: the business that may be transacted
this week in our next issue.
Dr. Geo. &. Lewis, late Of this place,
has located in Carrolltown. Ne commend
the Doctor to the favorable consideration
Of the sick and suffering of that eolnmu-
lty
The Democratic Messenger" publish
| ID in Indiana, has changed its name to
tie "Indiana Messenger" and now sails
saler independent colors. Loco Focoism
don't flourish in Indiana county.
Evan D. Davis, ohn Cuttings and John
Hughes, agents CT the Ebensburg "Mutu-
d0.l Company" departed for the Ohio
oil regions on Thursday. They go to
lease site for we'll.
Those who deal in the article Tobacco
should patronize our young friend, James
u Thompson, with Wardlc L Stevenson,
\ I. corner OF Sixth and Market streets,
Philadelphia. He sells on very reasona-
BE terms
The somewhat celebrated horse, "Moun-
ain Maid owned by Henry Gore, of
JChnstown, and Alex kiIgorc, of Greens
nrg, died in Lancaster recently. Her
oEners had refused $1,000 for her short
tine previous to her death
We have been informed that our friend,
Capt G. N Smith, of the Johnstown Echo, /!
has struck ile,' in Virginia. We hope
Madam Rumor is not in error this time,
aud that the strike may be a profitable
ole to our friend
The Directors of the Ebensburg aud
VIesson Railroad Company announce by
aand6jlls, that they Will receive sealed
foPosals on Monday, the llth inst, for
Ae contract for the erection of the depot
'aldlng for that road
Aman named Joseph Johnson, residing
ID NestmOreiand county, recently fell |
.9n the abutment of canal bridge near
@!sourg, Indiana county, to the ice be- |
"S distance Of fifteen feet, and was lit
Sa-ly smashed to pieces.
New York was always famous for ma
ing things "look well on paper, '..and her
ay atest agony is paper ncck-ties, print
u IN Imitation of silk and gingham. A
-'l In that city have applied for pat
~ having sold, last season, of one style
Ties seventeen thousand dozen
1he Lancaster Fencibles have declined |
INVITATION to parade at the reception of
- resident Buchanan, upon his return
mat city. They say he released them
,'I al! obligations, by the slight thrown
I s!'a them by him, when they escorted
.'- % Washington four years ago. Alas,
P'or Jeems
-ue weather has taken decided change
TIE worse within the past few days
=, ~ week was regular spring weather.
s'l and balmy; now tie fierce March
'uus are unloosed, and the prospect is |