The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-05-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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rho rage-black oilcloth military caps.
Wild pigeons are said to be very plenty
:. tbis neighborhood.
The wheat and other crops in the north
nortion of this county look well.
pa.bpr ancient-Mordicai' last conup-
drum.
ur Morris Keil has been appointed
p,., Master for Wilmore, this county.
The expenditure per week of the Sol
ru., Relief Committee of Johnstown
: ,bout two hundred dollars.
The Cambria Guards" have not yet
a..n notified to take up their line of march
sr the tented field.
Tudor & Jones sell all manner of gro
cries at very low figure. Our citizens
.bould patronize them.
All the flags in this borough were dis
rI,ved at half-mast on Monday, in token
r rr;ef at the death of Col Ellsworth.
The communication of "Amicus' was
,;sIoid last week 1t is too old for pub
ication now.
The Ebensburg and Munster Railroad
vii be in running order by the first OF
June.-Dapatch. (Bully for Munster ,
The most effectual prevention for sun
stroke is said to be to wear silk hand
,rchief or few green leaves under the
rgwn of the hat.
Conductors Beggs and Boly, formerly
4 the Pennsylvania Railroad, are now
mining on the railroad between Annapo-
is and Washington.
Lieut.. O'Connell, of the L. S. Army,
r., in town on furlough during the begin.
ains of the week. He is now stationed
4 St. Louis, we believe, as a recruiting
afccr
It is stated that Governor Curtin con-
anplates establishing military camp
omcwhere between Chambersburg and
Httsburg, and that Blairsville is one Of
he points under consideration.
Mr.. George Mullin, of the St Lawrence
.lote Philadelphia, has leased the hotel
It Cresson, this county, for the coming
summer. This is celebrated resort du-
ing the dog, days.
Major Thompson has taken possession
# the Post-office in this place, and now
dictates in the capacity of p N. We
rolict that he will make an agreeable
and attentive public officer.
Those in want of any description of
Dry Goods, Hardware or Groceries, will
% we'll to call upon VIM. Davis, who
tsps constantly on hands large assort-
aent Of the articles
1t is stated that the negroes in Dixie
re organizing themselves into military
"mpanies, to fight against the Union
Il this is so they should certainly style
hemselves "Black Guards"
Get the best" is good motto. Our
7aders should live up to it, and buy their
cots and shoes, hats and caps, ready
ade clothing, notions, etc, from G. h.
'nes. lie sells cheaper than elsewhere.
Within the last few days the forest has
'ae out in mantle of living green, and
getation generally is looking upward.
outstanding all this, the cool morn
g and evenings indicate that the days
I the visitation Of Mr.. Jack Frost are
yet past. Spring in the country is
great institution-especially on the
loQntain
Qnrtermaster Jacob NJ. Campbell, of
& gallant Third Regiment" is emphat-
ally the right man in the right place
lev days ago he visited Pittsburg and
Used, on his own individual responsible
J, Tor the use of his regiment, six thous-
- dollars, which he disbursed to his
w. tie also made arrangements for
"'een thousand dollars more for the
1' purpose, in case the Government
'ald not make a payment soon. Good
Campbel
W. Moses Bell, residing near Indiana
"ouSh, has been seized with a fit of in
,'y' occasioned by excitement upon
nary affairs. Last week he stopped
N'ilen of Indiana, who was riding a
~ distance out of town, and presenting
F''0l, demanded two hundred dollars as
Military contribution. The citizen di-
va nm to call at his banking house in