The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-30
LOCAL ETCHINGS.-


Refreshing the "shower" of Sunday.
Seceding: the wild geese, for warmer
cline.
Tomorrow evening is Halloween. Be
on the alert, boys.
Consult first page of to-day's paper for
n readable letter from Co. T, Capt Jones,
l33d Perna. Vols.
Circulating around: Assistant Assessor
NJ Roberts, with his imposing ''book
of entry"
For superior Clock, Watch, or article
of Jewelry, go to c. T. Roberts & Co.'S,
High street.
The surest way for business man to
accumulate speedy fortune is to adver-
tise literally. Printers ink, judiciously
applied, works wonders.
The Philadelphia Sunday Mercury sug-
<.ests the nomination of our fellow towns
man, Z. l.. Johnston, Esq, as the next
Democratic candidate for Governor. They
might 60 farther and fare worse.
The Johnstown Tribune learns that
Marshall r. Carmon, son of Mr.. r. Car
mon, for many years citizen OF this place
but latterly of Missouri, was wounded IN
the head in the recent great battle OF Co
rinth.
The Tribune notices the death in hospi
tai at Sharpsburg, of typhoid fever, OF
Of
the same disease, of William King, both
of Co. A, 133d Pcnna. Vols and both Of
-Johnstown.
A Kopelin, Esq, of Johnstown, has
been appointed Deputy Z. S. Marshal for
this county, with power to compel the
attendance of refractory conscripts at des-
ignated points of rendezvous. We hope,
for the credit of our county, that his SER
vices may net be required in single
instance.
John Roberts and Thomas d. Jones,
both of whom have been with US for some
weeks past, the former on recruiting SER
vice, and the latter recuperating from the
effects of wound received at the second
battle of Bull Run, have gone back to
#sher regiment-1lth Reserves, company
A. Luck 60 with them .
q News has been received here to the eff
fleet that John Barnes, son of Mr.. William
Barnes, Of this place, was killed in a re-
scent skirmish in kentucky by being shot
3 through the head. He belonged to Co
&c, Capt Williams, 10Th U. S. infantry,
and was in the service over a year. He
was about Is years old.
Sergt. John +. Scanlap, who was woun-
fled twice and severely at .he battle of
Gaues' Hill, and Thomas D. Ltzinger,
captured by the rebels at the same fight
aud yet paroled prisoner-both of Co.
"a, llth Pcnna. Rescrves-2re at home
Ihe former, owing to the severity of his
injuries has been discharged from the ser
Vice. Their presence is welcome as Goals
at Christmas.
Something like a hundred of the draf-
FED militia Of this county, under the su-
perintendcnce of Commissioner Harr, took
thelr departure hence for Harrisburg on
{fhursday morning last. On their arrival
pit that city, they were provided with
quarters in Camp Curtin, and Immediately
Formed into company, when an organiza-
zion was effected by the election of John
~. Robb, of Conemaugh, as Captain. We
Did not hear the names Of the other officers.
The residue of the drafted men will De
gathered up and forwarded during the
present week
The thirty-second session of that excel
ent institution, the Eldersridge 4 academy,
commences next Tuesday, 4th proxmo.
hose who have desire to enter upon a
thorough course Of studies could not pos
8lb'y do better than to patronize this
school. The Principal, Rev. A. Donald
BON, Is gentleman, ripe scholar, and
sincere Christian, while the balance of
he Faculty are fitted in every respect for
he satisfactory performance of their va.
lous duties. Eldersridge is pleasant in
and location in Indiana county, easy of
ccess from every direction. AS to terms
tuition, &c, see advertisement in anoth
y column.