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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-29

10 Harvey Findisy and Abel FIndeys
You, and each Of Jon, hereby notified thatthere
In now on die In The Office % Clerk ~ the Dstrie
Court Of Lee county. Iowa. n Fort Madison apetiiion
OF Hfram Barney, claiming Of you the fum OF Hi
Hundred Ioiars. with ten PER cent interest per
mum, pa, able annually, ~ money due on Mortgage
made by you " Charles Masen. snd since assigned TO
said Hiram Barney, dated April 18TH ies6. also claim
inr srsins each OF You the foreclosure Of said Mort
raxe the same being npor the Northeast quarter OF
The Southeast quarter Of Section eighteen Town-
ty Iowa for the purchase noney ana further askin9
Tor Il sale said premises, end gensrnI Witsf. Ans
untcss ,nu appear and &sd petition ON or be-
fore noon the second day Of the term Of said
court TO commence At Fort Madison on Tie id Mem.
day Of Nay, "A d. iSC2, default Will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered fhereonss pray.
- - = NOBLE & STRONG.
r..six Att's for PItln.,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
NOBLE Il STRONG.
Att'sk for Pi'tln,


Whereas, Ciask II. Robinson Of the Ssate Of 0hia,
the tw third day OF August A. y less execu-
led End delivered - Deed Of Tfs2, for the pay
nsni Of certain sun Of money therein mentioned
on The following described lots. ptsers md pafrets
Of land situate lying frd being IN the eesHsy OF Han
cock snd Stair q uDoi. tS--t. Lev No !,
[isl In block thirty nve SSH Tots fourteen a.
teen Isl and sixteen y hless twenty NE ~
Iel lots ten Ii0l and eleven li). In block tssnty
six f9s9 All in eeses. Dnskee 6aford Co saddlton
10 Oakw God and Hsniitop, Hsnrock county, state Of
Illinois. which said deed II recorded In suin0e nine
20, OF Bonds and Mortgage III the records OF said
two fas2l and three hu inbred aud nffy- three tass
Now by re~snu u defanN hsssHR hcsn insds ~
said Clark H. Robinson in the performance e tse cor
therein specified Saturday, the hfh day Of Aprit
A. D, 1862. between this hours OF O'Clock a. m m
O'Clock D. N said day, will. by virtue Of said
deeds proceed 70 sell the psopery above
pblic Nendue 70 the highest bidder, 10 front Of the
Pest once IN the Guy Of Haniiton tsr Cash
febsI-d ~ ~ J. A. DURKkE.
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NAMUEL POLLOCK,
Wholesale and Retail
& r. q y III r /.
11s MAIN STREET,
povl,-d KEoKUK, IOWA.
r livery STABLE,

First -. bet. M ain and Johnson.
nORSRs. BUG0IEs ana eARklAnkS Of the best
class always ready for hire
Horse. boarded By the dsy week prices to suit
the tisses. b
Transient customers Accommodated.
Orders for tbs Dmnib0a 70 to aud from the Rail.
roads aud thu Stshie or the Demina
House viii be promptly attended 70.
decIOd ". vANOR6nAL.
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tDbXtdnw 1
IMPROVED ELASTIC EXTENSION |
SYRINGE.
Lewis Riehsrdsons--tbe nostbeaniifuia and sonys-
n'ens apparatus ye. invented; for =, sale 81 the
mya6d.w --skko klfh ORIG STORE
COMPOUND HYpOPHOSPHlTE
Very celebrated "a remedy 10 Paiin
highly econncndvd In the Medical Journals as the
most aiuabls discovered for obstinate
and distressing Coughs, Fer sale atthe
aplodaw KEokuk mUG STORE.
INSTRUMENTS
Il For the cure Of Ciub-Foot and Deformed Limbs
and Spine, embracing the latest and mosi Scientnc
improvements for 'al kt es,sy nRuc sropR
janisdaw 5th a., BETH Main and Blondsan.
VACCINE SCABS.
5h k s1so; x,y sae A sfos sPa for
apisdav Fifth sl.. BET. Main and Blondeau.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS
IL forbroksn yein.snd d:sssad limbs; for sale
,anlsdav s.A g. bot. Main and Blondesa
NEW cIrRoN,
New Layer Rsisins,
currants and
'e s. :;2ss ronr1rsos : a'ar = s.,.....
|OYsTERs.
| bows 10 so cents for Asltby's Large sd selses
baltimore. KELLOGG blkSE.
| naft-d
|nysTERs! OYSTEKS!l
J.s.rserivsdi case q hsiorys s...%oss oys;ss'
forsalsb s RoBkRTsoA q Aro0kkA
lTOBACCO.
ne1s. and eIssss e1s, ;. Y
i 100 SUGAR-CURED HAMS
a .ess1d Yo1..l. x konrnraox. ncauxrx.
'lTNO PRINTERS, COUNTY OFF.
4. u GERS. MERCHANTS
And others In PAnand Flat Paserafo hlankA.
The beet assortment OF Folio Post FisI Cap nf-haad
. ' issa7-a Corner 4,h ana Mas,
,lSUGAns
Double Rennsd povdere ID Sugar,
4 ofo'ns'' o''''i nsa sMS whit. s.s.r
Fer s:isss RoBEkTsoN A,YpHnx.
|STAR CANDLES.
looso1e''ot ale YER, 70, y. :, oaa . a,por
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Keokuk, Alexandra and warsaw Packet YocHs
kAoLs-Amsden MAatef--will make three trips daily
Sunday excepted) between the above ports, eayin
Keokuk every morning At o'clock. For freight .
i passage, apply on board or to
March 21st-dlmt
GMOKING TOBACCO.
100 barrels sud half barrels o. various Grades, 70
. sale 81 KkLLOGGA 6IbGk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 WIS
w COHsIN MONEY,
ny SAM'L POLLOCK
Nov.H ll6 Main d.
: Kn0 BBLS. LAKE SALT,
70 arryein few days, for sale d 81 AID g Leyee
nyedsm CONNABLE SxYTh.
40 CASES FRESH BALTIMORE
! ~ cow OY6TERE juse received and for sale ;
COUGARS, TEAS AND COFFEEs
RS.yii. ~ 'A'' w. sAH'L PoELocK-
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HAMILTON NURSERY AND
Fru1t Garden,

OPPOSITE kEOKuk.l
16,oOg crKRAsT PLAsTs, comprising % varieties for
sale 1T rs cts 10 % per doxeb, &3to zig per 100.
Is SEQ GRArK WINS, % varieties. CArAwsA,t year
old ~ 81 TO 33per 1GO CIT to $50 per O0O, accord.
ing TO 4uantily. cata~ea Cuttings % per ECO.
THREr AcREf STR 70 choice varieties
so cts 10 o. per l00 15ptr 1000.
100 RAsrsxERIEs, yarieties. % per 100.
U-TAlso all kinds Of fRuIr TRKxs ORNAMENTAL
SHkEns, PExPETrAt kosEs, &c.
TTPlaun aud Trees delivered In Keokuk FaEx.
j. h. TEWKSBuRY,
marl0dl1 Hsnilton, Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-29

II EGAL NOTICE.

March Is-a6w
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

In preparation the comedy ~ Ton Taylor sai chAra1
"'"''' '" rra wornsgroS.
In which Laura keeae ana Nj a. wh-asgh VIII psrs1sO
their great chnraf tors of
PIs wvFFtyeTos sni rRtpLHr
Oa M0uday evening tc produced lha q mefg ef -
ROAD 10 r. IN - -
IN With arN sEDLhf BROWN ard Miss f0sE BUox0
will he honor iaske their nrs, a.pczFsne
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

NoTIcE-sEAIED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
IN until The otb day Of September 1856, II clock NJ,
tith GOO head OF Beef Cattle the hoof
The cattle Ire delivered az washag City ID. c.,
And each animal - ls0 pounds weight, No
animal admitted which weighs than gross
&e4ht Heiers and bulls not wanted
The cattle lc delivered such times such quan
tiies as the government may require.
The delivery to DO made after sign
sng the
bond with good and sufficient ~ win be required.
0ovefnrn, To itself the RIA pay In Treasury
oolos other government funds
No bid will he entertained when put by ronlir tos wLO
Dave previously saied to comply with their contracts
Nhen The hilai not present 10 rasrond 70 his bid All
Bids to BE- I'M tncd By two guarantees
The ii .Iina hI be stated in ful with the pre-
8sc address NJ tifn members OF the f-m.
Bids 10 pc directed 10 OL, A. BEckWIfH, A. d. q. and
S.U. A yaskngon y. c." AMI endorsed Proposals
Tor Beef tstte.
FoRM OF GUARANTEE
We, o. lite county uf -, and Sate O. aud -,
the county d., aud sta'e Of - 10 hereby guarantee
That s Abt ~ fulfI contract in with
Of his proposition ami that should hs pro- stou be
accepted he What once enter into contract In accordance
thefewith
Should contract be awarded him. prepared
become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

DROOBLyN PROPERTY FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
ID The splendid three brick House and Lot stnatec
at S Gold street between Fulton avenue ami eagLb by
street 1t Is offered for sale a bargain Price LOO INT
house IL but recently built and has Just been thorongh
painted and complete order Lot 2S By 100 Neigh
b0rhood unexceptionabie and possession The
adjoining lot lie purchased for 81 9 House can bs
between the hours Of and O'Clock r. NJ No brokers
need apply The above together with the adoin
ing lo. Is worth 81. sou and Will be sold Tor 500.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

ITO LEr--THE HOUSE NO. 30 BOND STREET; SIZE
i SSa6O feet, having extension 1880 feet; woud be
lct Tor business purposes desired Apply to CHARLES
DRAKE, Is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

NrIBLo'S GARDEN
~ l.,tsee ana NsnAsor.. ~ m Nnreury
kOffcE.-Ihe paul# respectfully iAtuffnei a. IN
copsequcnce Of the RAPID manner la wAna t-ssa
for the nights OF
EDWIN FORREST
and the complaints by parties cousnqUsn, der
inability 90 secure sfss, tAA HaG 81 1t iagafaNl
three days In advance - ihe rlghts ~ performance
TIL. E1UUrH NIstT VI
EDWIN FORREST,
Who will on this OCCASION MAKO
MS SECOND AFPEARANCR
In Shaksperes vigorous ent assioaed creation,
OriEilD;
On MOor NKsICR.
MR. w. WHEATLEf.
Mr.. j. MoCTLLnIHl. lA0J.
FRIDAY EVBNisG, sgPf 2s, 1884,.
olliELLo.
EDWIN FORREST. hbio
lao; Mr N.'n.a
Dcsieinon" ~ @she
Musical Director. VIZ. Mil Icy y. DOpWOArn
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

IVt1 ami nlfcd Hpau-h Ialy, nnVet1s the
fnrity love marriage absent ifc nd, sickness pres,
medicines for ali Diseases es lucky nnosfs property i0st
o. stoicn. 40
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

nsArRIMoNY ST RoCH, A QuEER, EXCITING
M hook every unmarried lad, aud gen oman should read
Il sent free FOR three cent sssup. Adlre. Author,
box Adv. rhtatelpnia
The New York herald., 1862-09-26


Nun4Av- NNlpE th arswfei stats of lAe th0ae4 q
to q ~ tspft se8tAlan val ~ repeated ths
iOHE CHASE
Ttesasy fowN AND COUNTRY
NalDeH ~ f.aasu4 q srl. sliE WDNDYR
hngeref t ~ urnl IT, STA Ncusaaous eppAnn9o
rnH augotsr,
rhm.tag Wild oArs
Doe Ha.t F4l tn < "a a las nsxs nalio0 0f
Ma y IAs Bsa8 Ruin A0d sAs &caool Tor $500
-
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE

w
w Goye, one nnd ALL to see Miss WELLINGTON, The
renowneN English nopheess, universally acknowledged
the bs OF III asoossts, who sarntees q secure % nose
who suit her, h attn, wealth aud sppincs and warrants
10 inpai 90 nsn information oi tie utmost importance,
rclae tolawsus journeys ab irenls cuurtshp,
hidden troublc.!n
OF ali affairs n lie Brave soldiers, learn your doom ot
glory lite death. III you prosperity and
feciy you not decay 10 visit address Wy letter this
highly giicd aud beautiful young lazy al l0 SIXTH
street Miss w is the Al this
CITY who las Roman aud Arabian aismsus
love puoi hstk aud business life,
Ltcky numbers gwen also highly respectable city rcfe
rcnces Drunkenness cured aud unfaiul wives and hus
band reclaimed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

SATURDAY EVENING. sEfT q. 1864.
Fourth night OF
NR. HACkETr,
and second alpearane In ha great ~ aracscr OF
FALsTAFF PREfIsAO AOfNa LOVE.
MERRY WI, ES or WINDSOR.
Nights Of performance ~
EDWIN YoRRESr
MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Mr. HACkEtTS = ghts,
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
With the efception Of the press No FREE LIST.
Admission, ~ cents secure PArquet stalls. - ornts
Family Circs, 81 centse
The Performance Will commence at ~ The DOORS viii
~ a. O
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE FOR SALE-NO. 9l
"A Wes Fortys cond street. in splendid order and beauti
fully located north side miwaS between sixth avenue aid
Broadway Apply tie premises TO 4. II. NICHOLS
Al Pine street, New YorK
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
AMupEnHSrS.
ASguSEHRSrS.
vVrNTRR aARIrxh.
w AN yAOksoS ... rssscs sn1 n nanAxsv.

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ssrAr xSseIs.sr,sr8 = Z.
tii.s, Hiss snAsoss .aS osrr
sssss ss, ?. .,sa s s.s g. A.s.. s ..
sEArRIx rnE sADossA o. aEr
SssI e....' y 90. .
- rR0sRk~.n o ! iscloi y ~ ---,'..
Aor -rltk couat % riis lxAsD Dvsnhss " ~.
servss 4 : Naacass q Al
SS %S:: '::iss I, :s.,, .sss, ;::s - sss ss..sy
Des,A Z ssF, .si4sAeis .haa .a..
sse etssrsAn aniokst sr visef- ghe sstesss ds-rgs
syalcn ssssssa ~ ias usas-Ss 1 s..ss la.p-s .s
AGr s-rhs story Of rs.yss--fsr ia.sl .~as 10 sAs
A-Jnn ior .as ni',a-fn~ A.assss sad ~ Dssses.-Ne.
esssr'e '.e'e .sas rs. - ,rs,@
eso ,,.s.q.. Y. {. ~ ssss a.. 80. psss. -
do artist Tao nss born so,,e, sssu ~ sos~y
xor sr. s,rass 1s'ss ss sns sss .sr.s
p os. zee a1 sa.s 40 !. s :. . ,as e. % A A. 's e
me s,ss. e. "a "a ra5 y ss,sr a. - 81 y.
soa sioay lor ay t'ssa sass is s.4 ~ = -, ss1 -.
lans..r's gpspcas .elrr' ssi--iss
sas s ssg, ev S sss s,ssl ~ = ',s :
% %yaasp 8 ron. OPP n.ea 2 ss,.sa =, - o. ,. 'oAs'-
Acf s~AN'~ s.rasse iessssa isss saa Ds,y--rAs
r. sess .ns 81 .sad s SscIs. az % J. ss '. 4.
Conneung Eaot0n=--Aae RsNeRs hc Setf o. aNt Atfre
Trrmphs.oaiy pure, 5000 wes4An a etpru@~ ~ - a
-stlpns os iht fuf '1b~ nO'lg aftr4sac ~ tsa
Power OF self Anne- enfna AotbeKs NAs-At efAltsa-
'Hs Ts hi:'s,i SosLg is ntGf SonsS 1fnssr
The performances ai I'D ~ lsriival.s reiecs sh
thu hsth at OF
NAcRFTu,
containing the eei-brsed seaman hulist sceae
sa satn - NAtaA " -
MacauT.. "a. Edela Ala
1atnctgOw liaiurdayi, ~ it. ~,
LAST SIGlli or Nlss BAfLNAN'& ENpAuAMkNr,
wheH an aWlieafas
PAULINE IN fItE LADY Wf LhOAa
SgEclAis EJtgtE.
Mr. jackson has the hengs - gnnganye taas ga
hOsDAl, Stff. ~
EDWIN AUUrii
WIN aks bs 0rs appcsrsnc- retarn from Europe
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

T $40 FOURTH AtENUE-McKIBBIN 4 DAY OFFER
~ for sale Dwellings n West Thirty street. Madison
avenue. with stable S35 30; Fifth avenue $4,000 West
Fory-foarh street, s6501; East Fifty third street. West
Twenty eighth street. $500; West Twenty eighth street.
5000, East Thirty first street, 50 500.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
FUn SALE.

A STOCK or DRY GOODS FOR sALE.--AMouNr
IA about $1,000; Will be sold for cash approved paper
Apply ~ S65 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

| rrO LEf-ro sMAEI. FAMILIES FLOORS. WITH NO.
dern improvements in he I've new houses on Eighty.
c. Third avenue; location UNSURPASSED mud
hgiiilngs arst class. ApIH The premises from 70
& z NJ
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CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

Presbyterian-REv. d. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at 1O3
o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at 1 o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at 6 o'clock
Methodist Episcopal Church-REv. s. T. SHow,
Preacher in charge. Rev. J. G. COOLEY, As
sistant. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
at lO5 O'Clock in the morning, or IN the
evening. Sabbath School at o'clock, A NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, at I
o clock.
WEIGH Iadependent-REv Ii. r. POWELL,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock and in the evening at O'Clock
Sabbath School st l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
CaEvinistic Aethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pastor-Preachng every Sabbath evening at
2 aud o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
a. ". Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
at O'Clock. Society every Tuesday evening
IT Z o'clock.
Disciples-REv. W. LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock
Particular Bdptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
o'clock Sabbath School at at o'clock, F. NJ
CathoHc-REv. NJ. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at lO3 O'CLOCK
and Vespers at o'clock in the evening.
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The New Congressional Appor.
lfGEment.

The following is the act for appor-
tioning this State into Congressional Dis
tricts, as passed by both Houses of the
Legislature
An Act to reorganize the Congressional
Districts of Pennsylvania, in accordance
with the act of Congress, approved
March 4th, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty two.
SEC. 1. Be II enacted, de-, That, for the
purpose of electing Representatives of the
the people of Pennsylvania, to serve in
the House of Representatives, in the Con-
eress of the United States, this State shall
be divided into twenty-four districts, as
follows:
l. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
and Eleventh wards In the city Of Phila-
delphia
IL. First, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, and
Tenth wards in the city of Philadelphia
III. Twelfth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth,
Eighteenth, and Nineteenth wards in the
city of Philadelphia.
". Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty first, and Twenty fourth wards in
the city of Philadelphia
V. Twenty-second, Twenty-third. and
Twenty wards in the city of Phila-
delphia, and the county Of Bucks.
VI. Montgomery and Lehigh counties
VII. Chester and Delaware counties.
VIII. Berls county.
TX. Lancaster county.
X. Schuynill and Lebanon counties.
XI. Northampton, Carbon, Monroe,
Pike, and Wayne counties.
XII. Luzerne and Susquehanua coun-
ties
XIII. Bradford, Wyoming, Sullivan,
Columbia, and Montour counties.
XIV. Northumberland, Union, Snyder,
Juniata, and Dauphin counties.
XIV. Cumberland, York, and Perry
counties
XVI. Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Bed
ford, and Somerset counties.
XVII. Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon,
and Miflin counties.
XVIII. Centre, Clinton, Lycoming,
Tioga, and Potter Counties.
XIX. Erie, Warren, M'Kean, Forest,
Elk, Cameron, Jefferson, and Clear6eld
counties.
Xxx. Crawford, Venango, Mercer, and
Clarion counties.
XXI. Indiana, Westmoreland and Fay
cite counties.
XXI. Allegheny county south of the
Ohio and Allegheny rivers, including
Nevil island
XIII. Allegheny county north of the
Ohio and Allegheny rivers, and Butler
and Armstrong counties.
XIV. Lawrence, Beaver, Washington
and Greene counties
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equipped. Their horses are those brought
with them from Maine, and are vastly su-
perior to most cavalry horses in the U. S.
service. They are for the most part of
the celebrated "Morgan" and "Black
Hawk" strain.
The company stationed at our head
quarters is under the command of Capt
Cilley, son of the lamented Jonathan
Cilley, the talented member of Congress
from Maine, who fell in duel at Bla-
densburg at the hands of Greaves. The
murder of Cilley, for such it has always
been accounted, was accomplished thro'
the instrumentality of the notorious Gov.
Wise, of Virginia, now in command of a
portion of the Rebel troops. Would to
Heaven that Captain Ciiley could be op-
posed to Wise on the field of battle, that,
by taking the life of that notorious Rebel,
he might, after the lapse of many years,
become the aVenger of his parents muir
der
Capt, sCilley is lawyer by profession,
and, judging from slight acquaintance
with him, is yet destined to take promi-
nent place in the galaxy of intellect in
his native State. His noble father fell
whilst the Captain was mere babe, and
he has worked his way through life un-
aided by fathers protection and counsel.
May he long flourish, and meet success in
his every effort
Since the above was written, we have
received orders to remove our headquar-
ters to Sir Johns Run, Bait. and Ohio
Railroad, to which place all communion
tions intended for us should be addressed.
When anything of interest transpires,
you will hear from HORACE.
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Signs OF the times-Countersigns.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-24
Select poetrp.
The Cum berIand.

Magnificent thy fate
Once Mistress Of the seas,
No braver vessel ever flung
A pennant TO the breeze.
No bark e'er died death so grand,
Such heroes vessels never manned;
Your parting broadside broke tho wave
That surged above your patriot grave;
Your flag, the gamest OF the game,
Sank proudly with you-not in shame
But in it's ancient glory:
The mem'ry of its parting CLEAN
Will never fade while poets dream;
The echo Of your dying gun
Will last till man his race has run,
Then live in Angel story.
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EBENsBURG BOR. OFFICERS

. Justices Of The Peace.-David H. Roberts
Harrison Kinkead.
Burgess-George Huntiey.
School Dreetors-E. J. Mills, DR.. John II.
Jones, Isaac Evans
EAST WARD.
Constable-Thomas Todd
7ocn Councit-Wm. Davis, Daniel j. Davis,
+. J. Waters, John Thompson, Jr., David w.
Jones.
Inspectors-John W Roberts, L. Rodgers.
Judge of EIection-Thomas j. Davis
As.essor-Thomas P. Davis
WEST WARD
Constable-M. NJ. O'Neill.
7own Couneii--William Kittell II. Kinkead.
r. l.. Johnston Edward d. Evans, Thomas j
Williams
Inspeetors-J. d. Thomas, Robert Evans.
Jud9e Of Election-John Lloyo.
4ssessor-Richard T Davis
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judges Of the Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George W.
>Easley, Henry C. Devine.
Prothonotary--Joseph MDonald.
Register and RecOrder-Edward F. Lytle.
.Sherit-John Buck.
District Auoraey.-Philip S. Noon.
County Communicated D. T. Storm, Jane s
Cooper, Peter ]. Little.
Treasurer-Thomas Calm
Poor House Dtrectors-Jacob Homer Will
liam Douglass, George Delany
Poor House Tredsurer.-G Gorge G.. K Zabm
Poor House Stepdrd.-James j. Kaylor.
Rereaatile Appraiser-John Farrell.
Au7aors-John F. Stull, Thomas ]. Nell
son, Edward r Donnegan.
Couaty Surveyor.-E. A. Vickroy.
Coroaer.-James S. Todd.
Sup't of Common Seho0is-Wm A. Scott.
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A MODEL BoY-A Director of the
Little Miami Railroad relates the follow
ing incident: A boy, fifteen years of
age, called at the Company's shops and
informed him that, seven years before, he
bad been induced, by bad companions, to
steal from the Company's premises, scraps
OF iron to the amount of twenty 6ve
pounds. That, at tb time, he did not
know that it is wrong to commit such an
ofense; but that, for some time past it
had greatly troubled him, and that the
only way he thought he could get relief
was by paying hat they coNsllaus'., ~
value Of the ste len property.
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EBENSBURG MAILS.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern, daily. ct II o'clock, noon.
Western, at II o'clock, noon
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern. daily. at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Western, at o'clock, 2. NJ.
E@-The mails from Butler Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Thursday of each week,
st 5 o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
at S A. NJ.
nsa. The mails from Newmans Mills, Car
rolltown, &C., arrive on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday of each week, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'clock, A. NJ.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-24

ON A STRING.-In an article upon the
Irish element Of the Union army, the
Boston Saturday Erening Gazette says
"the name of Corcoran touches a chord in
every heart" On reading this, the gem
tleman who attends to our shillelagh de-
partment said that "the name of Corcoran
will yet put cord round many traitors
windpipe, be the powers !"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-24

nsA- A schoolmaster asked Qua of his
little boys, on cold winter mornihs. what
was the Latin for cold, The bav bes;to-
ted little, when the master said. "Wbat
sir, cant you tell 2" YES, sir" said
the boy, 81 have it at my fingers end"
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DI RECT0 RY.
LIST OF POST OFFICES.

Post Offices Post Masters. DISTRICTS.
Benn's Creek, Joseph Graham, 1ooer.
BetheI Station Enoch Reese, Elacklick.
CarroIltown William NJ. Jones, Carroll.
Chess Springs, Danl. Lltzlnger' Ones..
Cresson, Johh y. iroxelf, Mashth' L.
Ebensburg. John thompson, Epenspurg
Fallen Timber Isaac Thompson, White.
GalIitzin, }. Nj. Chrlsty, GaHltZlh-
HemIock, VIM. M'Gough, Washtn.
Johnstown, T.E. Chandler, Johnstwn.
boretto, :. ShleluS Loretto.
Mineral Point. Z. Wissinger, Conem'g gh.
uu,Star A Durbin, Munster.
Persbino Francis Clement, Conem'g gh.
PIattsviIle Andrew J. Ferral Susq'han
Roseland, G. W. Bowman, white.
St. Augustine, VIM. Ryan, ST., Clearteld.
Scalp Level, George Conrad, klcniano.
Sonman;yra B. NJ 'Colgan, Washtn.
Summerhill, B. f. Slick, Croyle;
Summit, Miss NJ Glllesple W ashl n:
Wilmore, Morris kell, mmerhlh
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A PROPER observation-disclosures
der Worden, of the Monitor, has received
an elegant snuf-box for his bravery in
the cheese-box. This is all right; for
he has proven that he is up to snuff, and
good at pinch.
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H- "Pat, you are wearing your stock
iDgs wrong side outward"
'Och, and don't know it, to be sure
there is hole on tho other side, there
is.