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DOW BROWN.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At Law
IA and Notarics Public.
5. 4. Blown, United States Commissioner.
OFFICIAL Louis A. Mackiot's Exchange OF.
ice, Davenport. Iowa. mars.tf
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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR.
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ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts have been passed apd filed in the
Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and will be
presented for confirmation and allowance to
the Orphans Court of Cambria county. on
WEDNESDAY; the 4th day of JUNE next
to wit:
The Account of Rachel Magellan, Admins
tratrix of DemetriUs Magellan, deceased.
The first Account of Francis Devlin, Ad-
ministrator of Patrick Cole, deceased.
The first and final Account of Isaac Harsh
berger, Administrator of Jacob Eye, decd
The Account of Isaac Harshberger and Eva
Hoffman, Administrators of Jacob Hoffman
deceased.
The Account of William Roberts, Admin
istrator of Levi Roberts, deceased.
The Account OF Solomon DUNN, Executor
of Thomas DUNN, deceased.
The final Account of Charles Bilestine,
Administrator of William Beirley, deceased
The final Account of Peter Strittmatter, one
OF the Executors of Ignatius Koontz decd.
The first and final Account of John Lloyd,
Administrator of David Sharp, deceased
The Account of Moses B. Miller and John
Miller, Administrators of Jonas Yoder, decd
The fanal Account of Airwine Metz, Guar
dian of the minor children of Susannah Far
ner, deceased.
The partial Account of 4. c. Mullih Esq
Administrator of Charles n. Peary, decd
The first Account of Mary Hite, Admins
tratrix cf John Hite, deceased.
The second Account of Joseph Miller, Ex-
ecutor of Robert Finn. deceased.
The Account of Ii. kinkead, Administrator
of Conrad Rager, deceased.
Eff LYTLE, Register.
Registers Office, May 3. l862.-4t
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I ICENSE NOTICE.

h 4 The following named persons have fled
their Petitions for Tavern and Quart License,
in this cfice, and they will be presented for
the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county on Monday, the Second
day of June, \. D., 1862, to wit:
TAVERN LICENSE.
John f. M'Kinzie, Chest Springs Bor NJ.
Barnacle, Clearfeld tip; John B. Myers, Lo-
retto Bor; Philip Hartzog, do Patrick F,
Carney, do l.. Schroth, Carrolltown Bor /;
Jacob Fend, 18th Ward, Johnst0wu; George
y. Holman, Sd, do John Brady, Sd do; VIM
Richter, Sd do Henry Schnablc, 4th do; Cy-
rus Hart, 4th do; Baltzer Kohler; 4tll do:
James Downey, ST., ID do; John Binding, I'd
do Jared Williams, I'd do Philip Schu1t-
heis, 1st do John Eichensehr, Conemaugh
Bor I'd Ward; John Sivert, do Francis
Seitz, do Veronica ~ Reilly, Summitville
Bor; Joseph Geise; RichEand tip; Daniel Me-
Donald Yoder tip; Owen NJ Caarey, do Lem
hart Kest, Taylor tip; Adam Kurtz Yoder tp :
John y. Blair, West Ward Ebensburg: J. A.
Moore, East Ward, do Nm. Ryan, Jr., Lo-
retto Bor j. NJ Rifle, SummityiNe Bor; p
Grimes, Loretto; Isaac Crawford, Ebens burg
West Ward; NJ. J. Platt, Susquehanna tip r
j. Grossberger, Carrolltown Bor; George
Randolph, Wilmore Bor; Jerome Platt, Sus-
quehanna tp: Wm. Bonacker, 4th Ward,
Johnstown; Henry Schad, Sd do VIM Mich
olson, I'd do John Hcadrick, Conemaugh
Bor; Florain BengelI Loretto Bor Jacob
Mack, Cambria tip Charles Zimmerman, Sd
Wardi Johnstown : Francis Dashner, Ale
gheny tp; Francis y. Gibbons, do John
Hamilton, Washington tip; George Conrad,
Richland tip; Daniel Litzinger, Chest Springs
Bor; James ID. Hamilton Wilmorc.
QUART LICENSE
A. Burgraff, Sd Ward, Johnstown Bor; D. w.
Goughnour, do Jacob Leib, Carroiltown.
JOSEPH NJ DONALD, Clerk.
Office Clerk OF Quarter Sessions,
Ebcnsbnrg, May Is, l862-3t
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBENsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday, May 5, 1862, trains
ON this road will run as follows
LEAVE EBENsBURG- :,
At5.3C \. NJ, connecting with Fast Mal
East and Express West.
A.so5P. NJ, connecting with Mail Train
West aid Express East.
leave CRESSoN-
At $50 \. NJ, or on departure of Fast Nail
East and Express West:
At 7.45 P. NJ. or on departure of Mail
Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-05-22

A CAMBRIA COUNTY SOLDIER DEAb.
Mr.. Griffith Evans, Of Cambria town
ship, this county, died at ST. Joseph's S
Hospital, Philadelphia, last week, after a
severe and protracted illness. The de-
ceased enlisted in the "Cambria Guards"
upon their departure hence almost year
ago, and during the intervening period,
when not prostrated by illness, has served
in tie ranks Of that company. He was an
estlmable young man, and highly spoken
Of by his companions in arms. His re-
mains were brought home on Sunday, and
on Monday inferred in Lloyd Cemetery,
whittier they were followed by large
concourse Of relatives and friends The
deceased was probably twenty-five years
Of age, and unmarried. Peace to his
ashes
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7 FOUNDRY

L The Withdrawal of the foreman and
book keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry
renders it absolutely necessary that all ac-
counts shall be settled up without any delay.
Persons desirous of saving difficulty, and
perhaps costs, had better call and settle with
out further notice T.. GLASS q co.
Ebensburg, Jan. l6, 1862
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

< n The undersigned, Auditor appointed bv
the Orphans Court of Cambria county. TO
make distribution of the funds in the hands
of Paul George, Admir- of the estate of Thorn
as II. Porter, dec j., upon his partial account
sled, hereby notifies all persons Interested
that he viii afscn1 20 the duties Of his sad
appointment, as his Office, IN she hofoacR ~
Ebensburg, on "Wednesday, The 2Ist dsy Of
Nav, at | o clock, p NJ
\. c. MULLIN, Auditor.
EbepsburS, May /, Ise2-5t.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

John Roberts Esq, In the Conn. Pleas
rs. No. I55 Sept T.
George Cupp. 1859. AL. Fl. Fs.
The undersigned; auditor appointed by tho
Corr: Of Common Pleas of Cambria countY.
TO report distribution of the proceeds of the
above stated writ hereby notifies all persons
interested in the fund, that he viii attend 10
the duties of his appoin al the Office Of
VIM. Kittell, in the borough of Ebensburg. on
FRIDAY, the 23d day of NAY next at one
o'clock =. NJ.
c. d. MURRAY. Auditor.
EbeHsbufg May /, fS62-3t.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-05-22

The new Indiana paper, the Den-
ocrat, has made It's appearance 1t is ed
tied with ability by Mr.. j. i. Sansom,
and presents a neat and tasteful external.
Success to it
Peterson's Magazine for June is on
our table. 1t fully maintains the estab-
lished reputation Of the publication, and
is, all in all, a superior number. Sub
scribe for II
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s'THNHE UNION
il RIGHT OR WRONG =
UNION PLANING MILL,
E6eRsGsrG, Pennd

The subscriber begs leave to inform the
Public that he is prepared to furnish; on
short notice and on reasonable terms, all
manner of WORKED LUMBER, SASH AND
DOORS, and MOULDINGS.
All work warranted to give entire satisfac-
ton, otherwise no charge Will be made.
Orders from distance solicited, and filed
with promptness and dispatch.
n%sA, Rough Lumber taken ir exchange for
Worked Lumber. b. f. WILLIAMS.
Ebensburg, Jan. so, 1862-tf.
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VEGETABLE COFFEE

Manufactured and sold wholesale and re-
tail, by JOHN SHOFFNER,
JohustoTn, Cambria county, Pa.
EGy@ For sale by &. 4. Barker, and at the
principal stores in EbensbUrg.
March. 20, 1862, ".
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MARR1Ep-On Thursday morning, 18th inst.
at the residence of A. Bedilion, Esq, near
Wheeling, Va, by the Rev. Mr.. Clark, Mr..
w. w. YouNG, of Cresson, Penna., to Miss
J. a. HOLDEN, of Wheeling, Va.
The cry is-Still they go!
We confess this announcement, upon
being broke to US, took US a little by sur
prise, by reason that our friend, the bride
groom, happening in ON us the other day,
said never word to the effect that he
contemplated. the committal of the rash
act as above, neither did his actions or
general appearance indicate anything in
that direction Yet SO it is {! The die is
cast, the jig is up, and-another sood
phellow is phettered
Well, under the circumstances, we know
of no more appropriate mode of conipro-
missing the matter than by our rendering
the happy couple sincere orison for their
success ir the voyage matrimonial. May
all sorts, shades and distinctions of felic-
ity and prosperity be theirs, and they
never rue the day-albeit their lives ex-
tend to three score and a span-when they
entered into this little arrangement of
sunion of hearts and hands" etc.
All this, and much more.
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Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in country store, all of which they
will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH 6I COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ebensburg, January 25 1S60:tf
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DIED-At the residence of her father,
Hon. Geo. W. Easily, in Johnstown, on
Friday, 10th inst, MARY EASILY M'PIKE,
wife of Henry A. M'Pike, Esq, in the
sd year of her age.
DIED--In Greenville, Indiana county,
on Sunday, 1lth inst, Miss Ii. S. ADAIR,
aged % years.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-05-22

IN LUcK.-One day last week, we were
made the recipients OF mysterious look
ing parcel, which, upon due examination,
proved to be a cool hundred of fragrant
Havanas-a present from our friends,
VIM. Davis & Sons The gentlemanly
donors have the thanks Of the entire smo-
king corps of this establishment for their
we'll timed liberality, coupled with the
hope that they may never stand in need
of cigars or any other luxury in this
world of GLORIOUS uncertainties.
In this connection we may add, that
the firm aforesaid have just opened out,
at their store, in the East Ward, really
magnificent assortment of spring and sum-
mer goods, which the public in general is
invited to call and examine. Those in
quest of bargains should not fail to do as
herein indicated. For further particulars
see new advertisement elsewhere.
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Spring and Summer Goods.


Also -
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions, Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel, Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Molasses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt, Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c, &c. &C.
In short-=not TO dip further into tedious
details-they intend keeping
ANUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience of a
country community can be successfully ca
tered to.
By buying large stock at time, they are
enabled to sell their goods at
THRILLING ADVANCE ON CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
for showing articles.
geA. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Ebensburg, April "A, 1862.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE!!.-
"THAT'S WHAT'S THE NATTER p

f. J. MILLS & CO. beg leave to announce
to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their new store
room, on High street, most complete assort-
ment of
Spring and Summer Goods.
consisting in part of the following articles :
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods; Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
so on, ad infRitum.
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For TIE SoLDIERs-A box, contain
ing a variety of articles of wear, as well
sundry little delicacies not usually down
in soldiers bill of fare, were shipped
hence to Co. a, Eleventh regiment, (the
Cambria Guards,) by the Ladies' Hose
Association last week The Ladies are
doing nobly-all honor to them
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PROMOTIONS IN Co. A, ELEVENTH
REGIMENT NT-Second Lieut.. James Burke
has been promoted to be First Lieutenant,
in stead of Lieut.. r. a. M'Coy, lately
promoted to the Adjutantship of the regi-
ment; Sergt. r. Nj. Jones promoted to
be Second Lieutenant; and Second Ser
geant Daniel J. Jones promoted to be Or
derly Sergeant. These gentlemen are all
from this place and vicinity, and were
among tie first to enrol their names in
the musterroll of the company to which
they belong. We wish them, individual
ly and collectively, all manner of success
in their advancement
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EsS~ Subscribe for TUE ALLEsHAxrAx.
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male population Of the place are generally
for the Stars and Stripes, but some of the
women are not quite SO loyal in their SEN
timents. The poor white population are
not half so intelligent as the same class in
the North, and many of them do not even
know the cause of the war now being
waged between the two sections W.
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BAB Country Produce taken in
for goods.
Ebensburg, April "A, 1862.
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sesyP The Petite IS requested to toil in
the more the nferrier-and secure Bargains
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-05-22
Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST Glass COUNTRT STOGE,
where anything or everything person NAV
need or desire can be obtained

BY 5uying large stock at time, and par-
ing for the same almost entirely in cash the
subscriber is enabled to sell c6isiderabky
cheaper than other dealers in this community
To be convinced Of the truth of this assertion
You need only cali aad examine his Schedule
of Prices.
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These: and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous to here mention, con-
stantly on hand
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Customers will be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
, 1862-03-09

The revised Army Register Of September,
1861, showed 4 complete revolution in our lit
tic force OF regulars, but the Register that
shall next be published (when the Senate has
confirmed The appointments made by the
Prcsident.) will be still more radical. Our
regular ariny is 1,ow essentially & new thing
Co1oucls and other senior officers have either
been set aside or appointed Brlsa&icrs; Cap
talns aud Licutenants are by the score Colo
ne1s Of volunteer regiments or Brjgaf1ier Cen
erals. Thc old army has gone out. We vel
como the new. III our late "piping times Of
peace" the dignity Of shou1der-straps was as
well served in aressin:gs-gowu and slippers as
on hcrEc1,nclz- Hc, therefore, who became !:
captain ut 20 and 4 colcucl ut 60, must have
had friends in tic Department. In the new
malie:up Of TIC regular army there are bnt
few officers, Of any grade, older tl1an 10, and
4 large majority arc not set turned 50. Pro-
motions and appointments being DOW made
for & distinguished bravery in the tield,'' the
regular corps is rapidly assuming 1hc interest
that attaches 10 Napoleon's Old Guard, and il
drawing to it the chosen spirits Of the war. II
is ccmmcndab1c III Mr. LINCOLN and his Sec
rotary Of War, that they have thus determined
to stimulate ambition By holding out such in
stant rewards. While cnlistmcnts TO the reg
u'ar service arc checked by the greater rus1
to the volunteers, the framework is bcin!
| made Of noble army that shall succeed tn
present war and be fhc reliance Of the Cover,
1ncnt after it. We shall hardly get along i,
| this generation with Il regular army smallc
| than 50, Geo men and even that number will b
| but too limited for the multitude who, havin
got taste Of service, will prefer to rcn,aiu i
it. When it shall become necessary, there
fore, to substitute the regular army for til
volunteers, ot:r Government will have fore
than which, for equal numbers, 10 Europca
power can show better.
, 1862-03-09
Concerning tic Federal Tax f7ill.

IHashln2to Ion Cores rondencc y. I. Norld-1
It is urged tEat under this scheme thu couu-
try will swarm with tax-gathcrers, and Inc bur-
den, however willing the people ulay be to
bear il. will become offensive bF Fc;lson OF
their offieiousness. The malign influence Of
otlIcc-hollers upon politics is remembered,
ard tie calculations arc already made Us to the
effect upon the party in power OF such swarm
Of stipenGaries. Ii the Custom House and
Pest Office officials Of State can now control
the action Of narty convention, what will be
the effect Of the horde Of tax-satherers in the
sa1ne lircct1ons 1t is not unlikely that if the
Till passes it will be with the distinct under
standing that the nGsossors will be appointed
permanently, and be above tho temptation of
Interesting themselves in party politics. If
some such provision is not made, it is feared
that Ibis particular feature OF the bill will work
mischief. aud nothing hut mischief, in the t1-
tuIc political organization Of the country. Mr.
CAase's hill, Which Will be moved as q suhsti-
tnte for the House bill, is understood to have
the merit of luuch .re.ter simplicity; the du
tiesearc, however, said TO be excessive.
| contained many marked errors-as, for in
stance, the statement that tobacco was to bt
Taxed five cents. whereas fiity cents was tht
sum fixed. Iou will probably DC eupP11cl
! viii: !. correct copy Of the bill tomorrow,
! The debate upon il will commence next Tues
| day, when the country may expect an animated
I discussion upon its various provisions. Not
witlstandiuS tic opposition to many Of it
! features, there il 4 determination here to pas
some tax bill, to place the finances Of th
| country Oh a proper footing No tactiousHes
| system Of taxation las been SO rnanimou
| and 50 earnest on the part Of the Northcr
/! people, that Congress feels tlat it caunot dis
/ regard the call upon it.
, 1862-03-09

We publish in another column All ah-
stract Of the bill for Pacific Railway,
now before Congress. 1t is aTtfully drawn,
but with a good map no one can he de-
ceived as to itsprovisions. "Thc road and
telegraph to run from the Western bounda-
" Of Kansas, OF at The 102 deg. parallel of
Longitude west Of Greenwich at the ter
mlnation Of the Leavenworth, Pawnee and
Western railroad and telegraph line,
(which is to run from LeavenHorth via
Fe11 Mlcy),' DC, &c, sufficiently defines
What tho hamers Of the bill intend
The Kansas and St. Louis schcmcrs mean
to cheat Tie Northwest and all the great
railway Lines between Chicago and ,t1le
:.eeaboa1d, and in fact all the seahoard cities
north Of Philadelphia, out Of all the benefits
they have right to claim in this great na
1ionM enterprise. The plain English o.
all tic rerbage in which the committee
have attempted to conceal the real caster
!: terminus Of The road is, that it is to com
mence upon ard run up the Arkansas riy
er, instead Of the Platte. This Leaycn
< cnworlh, PaHnee and Western RAILROAD
= is a mere paper concern, and the point Q
& departure for lie great Pacific line is a
4 teas two hundred miles too far south II
aeeonfnaotate the business and the grea
!. =: railway incs Of the country. If itfHart
, 1862-03-09

hurl death ind destruction upon shores which
have not heard a gun fred in anger for eight
hundred years, demonstrated loudly with the
English Government about the license accord
cd to the Tuscarora; and at last, after many
weeks, and in self protection, comes the edics
Of which you bitterly complain.
Conceive such case affecting the United
States. Assume (as Is so often assumed in
this country that ireland were to revolt
against England, and that an Irish priTateer
took shelter IN New York harbor, Conceive
earaing your harhor authorities, threatening
Staten Island with cannonade. Would your
Government wait {as the English Government
lid) for weeks before it issued some order
which cleared both ships out Of the har5or,
and prevented the ingress Of sIniilar meazura=
in future?
I think that, in the midst Of your o.n great
difficulties, some consideration should be
shewn for the scarcely inferior difficulties ol
the English government. You can hardly ex
pect that some scotnfn1 and ju5ilant remark:
should not escape such Journals as the Lon
don Times, in yonr hour Of agony. In you1
long reign of prosperity you have not so com
uorfed Yourselves aE 10 merit all the delicacJ
and forbearancc Which you now expect. But
# you are ordinarily wise, this bitter trial vii
be the dawn OF greatness slch as the ToTl:
has never seen before. Ii, reeiing and stag
gerins under your m1ghty efforts against tn
South, vol, throw yourselves. in moment 0
irritation, upon England and France, {for the,
would be one in this quarre1,) you will affor'
| but one other instance of the truth Of that oil
! zayins: Il pgt7a Dsus fyvA E2efdefe p;.ius denaes
| taI.r-uNhona God wishes to ruin he frs
makes mad. -
An ESGIdsHsAS aSD WELL-H1SHEE.
, 1862-03-09
From our Own Correspondent,1

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.,'l.e .as 49,. -e.. - r...-ma 49, .hn;.
-sn ~ - .. aou atuu a..1a. ~ ~
ptens'e 1uou. ~ ~ go ..4 -
Jl..:";sln .nss pl T.-s.-.s 80 49, ~ So+h Caro1;na
.oue4aps'' 1nueseee a4u - 49,. ~ tr.,o
troops hase gone nome "1tnan '"o o1 t-iss
weeks. Many Of the rebel regiments, which
kern mn q show Of remaining, have been re-
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