The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-03-13
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goth of April.
rss. A pity-that our excellent sleighing is
done for. 1t snow more
e@. A tip-top hotel-Randolph' Cambria
House, al Wilmore.
Ely~ Attention is directed to the . .sg6Ee lar
by the Governor and Speakers of thazSenate
and House." on the outside of to-day's paper
ssg@ The latest advices from the, seat of
war indicate that all is quiet along the Black
lick, and no forward movement anticipated
sssa. Tennessee was the last State to Sc
cede, and she seems to be the first 10 come
back.
Ey~ The Confederate army has been utter
ly shattered, and it viii not be easy to ''save
the pieces"
n3y~ Perhaps the rebels were more recon-
ciled to leaving Kentucky and Missouri, be-
cause they are hemp States.
eG~ We advise the rebels to steer their
craft as soon as possible into the port of Sub
mission. 1t isn't blockadedl
BE- 1t is said that, in Richmond, they are
distressed for tallow to make candles. Hum
phrey Marshall wouldn't be safe there.
sag- It is reported that Beauregard is suf-
fering from sore throat. He isn't the only
rebel that is beginning TO feel bad about the
neck
Egy- The Southern Confederacy is on its
last pair of legs, and it has the iniamatory
rheumatism, gout, dropsy, and many other
maladies in them.
esa. An Oregon editor promises to "tear
the mantle OF bypocracy from the shoulders
of u S. Senator Starke." Would the edi-
tor leave the Senator Starke naked?
gG= Beauregard has gone TO Fort Ran
dolph The trenches of the Fort said 10
have been made by Pillow. The creole will
have TO rstrench!
Gsa- The receipts and expenses of the rail-
roads in Pennsylvania for the year 1861 were
respectively SO ,e55 81 and S8,954, $685.
s5, making profit of Sll ,o21 JAG se.
gsA- A South Carolina paper threatens
that the whole United States 'shall be seat
of war" Then the war will have a tremen-
dous seat-bigger, even, than Humphrey
Marshalls.
aa- Our soldiers at Port Royal and Tybee
are having fresh shad and green peas, bro't
in to them by the negroes. 1t is as warm
as summer, and corn and grass from G
inches to feot high.
ngy- The Presidents Emancipation Message
was received with the utmost enthusiasm in
Washington, and the spirits of all loyal men
rose as they have not yet risen since the out
break of the Rebellion.
Aa- General Ulysses S. Grant, the hero OF
Fort Donelson, has just been unanimously
confirmed by the Senate Major General
an honor conferred in testimony of his gal
liant conduct in battle.
EGy- The rebel organs desperate They
call not only upon the old men and boys to
take p arms, but even upon the womcn
The rebellion mus. be in bad way when il
seeks petticoat protection.
Eg- The rebel leaders still appeal to the
people of the South TO fight on, but the tones
in which the appeal is made, sound like the
shIieks Of mortal despair, or the wailings OF
the damned.
ggy- The Ohio State Senate has under
consideration bill inficting penalty of not
more than S., nor less than 81, on all per
sons over fourteen years of age, who shall be
guilty of using obscene language or profane
swearing.
nsa.- The Rebels fed from Fort Henry to
Fort Donelson, from Fort Donelson and Bow
ling Green to Clarksvlle, from Clarksville to
Nashville, from Nashville to Murfreesboro
and from Murfreesboro to the Tennessee Riv-
er Keep them moving
esa. In the House of Representatives, on
the 27th ult., Mr.. Alexander introduced an
act entitled "a supplement to an act to auth
orize the managers of the Indiana and Ebens-
burg turnpike to collect tolls for certain pur-
poses," approved the 18th day of April,
1861.
saa- Gen. Mcclellan, not long SINCE re-
piled to some question about the future that,
'when tae storm began the people would
hear the thunder all around the sky" The
phrase graphic and prophetic. The
whole horizon is lighted with the fash, and
echoes with the thunder of artillery, with
which mingie the acclamations of the victo-
rious armies and exultant people of the
Union.
esa- The Iron City Commercial College
has verified the fact by thousands of young
men attending the Institution, that Rapid,
Practical, Business Writing can be acquired
with unerring certainty, in less time than
elsewhere, under the instruction of the in