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Sewing Machine for Sale I!

nNE of WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINES
~ has been used but little, and is in perfect or
der For sale at a bargain. Can be seen at the sho
store of W. W. LoTHROP, No. IS Middle street
ap2 edlm
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and the especial attention of merchants and others
requiring frequent and short assurances or floating
risks is invited to the facilities and economy Of the
open Fire Policies from this Office.
Farm and Real Property insured for terms one 10
hye wears. at low rates.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EsrNsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, December 22, 1862,
ssn;ns On this road Will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBuRG-
At7.oO A. Y. conneetinf with Mail East
and Phil. and b Express West.
AT. P. ~, connecthg with Express
East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE ericsson
AtIO.35 \. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East.
Ate.s5 p A., or departure OF Fast Line
- West.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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to the hospital. In saying what 1 did,

to the hospital. In saying what 1 did, I
had not the slightest intention of doing
Corporal D. injustice, and am ready now
to correct the mistake. The fact is, poor
Humphreys did not leave the field until
our regiment had first left, and at the time
Of his accidental meeting with Corporal
Davis, it was then reforming where it had
first formed. Sam fought bravely thro'-
out the entire action, doing yeoman SER
vice Since the battle, he has performed
all the duties required of commissioned
officer besides acting as Orderly Sergeant
and all for CorporaPs pay and emolu-
ments. He is deservedly popular with
the company, and nothing would crafty
US more than to see him promoted to a
Lieutenancy.
The Adjutantship Of our regiment,
made vacant by the death Of James c.
Noon, has been filed by the appointment
Of Edward Charles Bendere, formerly Col
Speakman's clerk, to that position. In
this instance, the just claims of Cambria
county have been given the go-by entire
ly by the regimental officials. Sergt. T.
L. Heyer, of Co. A, should have been the
man. He is thoroughly posted in militia
ry matters, is a gentleman withal, and
eminently entitled to promotion.
Wesley Whitehead and Stephen Con-
rad, both members of Co. f, who have
been Cor several months past sick in hos
pital at Frederick, Md, have rejoined us,
they being fully recovered from their in
disposition.
The general health Of the company is
good. E.R.w
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QUARTERS Co. 4, 1lTH p. Il. c.

March Is, 1888.
LETTER FROM TBk CAMBRIA GUARDs"-vARI-
ErY-A SOLDIER ON COMPROMISE.
Correspondence of The Alleghanian.
We are at present encamped on Miners
Hill, FIVE miles distant from the George
town Aqueduct, where we are enjoying
that long-looked- for and oft promised rest
with a vengeance. Our picket duty is
harder than we ever had in front, we
having to perform it two days out of every
seven. Between picket, brigade and camp
guards, and fatigue duty, the men are on
duty two thirds of the time. We all ex-
pected when we were brought from the
front that furloughs would be granted in
such numbers at a time as to enable the
men to get home this winter; but, alas
for human calculations. instead Of grant
ing leave to four or FIVE men in company
at one time, they only grant FIVE to reg
iment, officers included. So our hopes of
seeing friends from whom We have been
separated for nearly two years are dashed
to the ground.
The weather has been very changeabie
during the last ten days, snow, rain and
sleet frequently occurring in one day. The
bad state OF the weather renders It impos-
sible for any military movements to be
made at present, but hold your peace until
the weather clerk gets in a good hunor,
and then you may look for good news
from Fighting Joe and his army. We
will send the Johnny Rebs some peace
messengers which will have more effect
than all the peace meetings of the Copper
heads would have il century. The army
have confidence in Fighting Joe, and the
oft repeated asserson that the army would
not fight under any General but Little
Mae will get its death blow. The army
loved and respected Mcclellan more than
any other General ;.but we are not fighting
for men, but for our country, the land Of
liberty, and the assertion is an open insult
offered to the fallen heroes of Frcdericks-
burg, and an insult to the living ones. We
viii fight under any General until peace
is restored.
l observe the peace howlcrs Of the
North are still recommending a cessation
of hostilities, declaring compromise-can
be made. 4 cessation cannot be thought
of for one moment. The moment We
agree to propose such thing, that moment
we admit our inability to suppress the
rebellion. A compromise cannos be made
with the rebels on any but one term,
namely, the recognition of their confeder-
acy The cessation of hostiiities and
compromise measures means nothing more
nor less than the separation of States. Are
the loyal men of the North willing this
should take place? Are they willing to
agree to separation Of the Union which
cost our forefathers so much, and which
they consecratcd to Liberty by their
blood Is the army willing for separa-
tion? Are they wiling for compromise
looking to q recognition ? No, never =
Compromise with traitors, nerer! Com
promise with the men who are led on by
the most diabolic passions, necert Com
promise with the men. who are gloating
over the blood of thousands OF our broth
ers, ,,euer! Compromise with the men
who have sent the pioughshare of destruc-
ton broadcast through the length and
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Y ICENSE NOTICE.

Y ICENSE NOTICE.
~ The following named persons have filed
Petitions in the Office of the Clerk of Quarter
Sessions of Cambria county, for Quart and
Tavern License. To wit:
TAVERN LICENSE.
Michael Kearns, Croyle township Christian
Krieger, Sd ward, Johnstown ; David Griffith,
Youngstown C. & J. Zimmerman, Johnstown
Adam Schrack Johnstown !; Frederick Miller,
Gallitzin Adam Kettering, Yoder township
Andrew P. B AZ er, Carrolltown Borough An
ma Maria kurtz, lst Ward, Conemaugh Bor-
ough; John Smith, Allegheny township
Patrick MHugh, Munster township; Wm.
Bott, Sd ward, Johnstown, Patrick Smith,
Allegheny; Richard Jelly. Johnstown.
j. MDONALD, Clerk.
Office of Clerk Quarter Sessions,
Ebensburg, February l9, 1868.
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nj Office
l y The public is hereby notified that the
following property belonging to me is left in
the care of Jacob Dellinger, Summerhiil tp
Cambria county, Pa until call for it, To
wit one bay mare, l3 years old one yearlng
sorrel horse colt, one two year old sorrcl mare
colt, four milch COWS, one two-year old heif-
fer, and twenty FIVE head of shsep.
DANIEL DELLINGER.
Summerhill tp., Feb. 81, 1868.
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rEyHE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

The New York Tribune first issued in lS41 i,
now in its twenty-second year, has obtained
both larger and more widely difused cir
culation than any other newspaper ever pub
lished in America Though it has suffered,
in common with other journals, from the
volunteering and departure of tens of thous-
ands of its patrons to serve in the War for
the Union, its circulation on this 9Th day of
December, 1862, IS as follows:
Daily, 50,l25
Semi. Weekly, l7,25o
Weekly, l48,000
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

Il James Purse, agent for the Blair county
and Lycoming Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panies, Johnstown Pa.
RZ- Will attend promptly to making insu- :
rance in any part OF Cambria county upon
application BY letter or in perton.
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EsTATE OF JAMES TREXLER,

H DEcD.-Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons interested that the Appraisement of
certain property of James Trexler, decd. set
apart for his Widow, has been filed in the
Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and Will be
presented to the Orphans Court for approval
the Goth day of March, inst.
f. F. LYTLE, Register
Registers Office. March; 9th, 1885,.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ENXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Letters testamentary on the estate of
Hugh Tudor. decd. late of Cambria ownship,
Cambria county, having been granted to the
subscriber by the Register Of said county, all
persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make Immediate payment, ana those
having claims against the same, requested
to present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
ISAAC EVANS, Executor
Ebensburg, March 26, 1868.
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ALSO -
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, BonnetG
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions, Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour. Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel, Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Mciasses,
Iron and Nails, GLASS; Salt, Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &C., &C., DC.
In short-not to dip further into tedious
detaiis-they intend keeping
A NUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience Of q
country community car lie successfully ca
tered TO.
By buying n large stock at time, they arc
enabled to sell their goods at
THRILLING ADVANCE ON CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
fer showing articles.
nsa- Country Produce taken in exchanges
for goods.
Ebensburg, April "a, 1862.
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DIED On Saturday, 21st inst, OF scar
let fever, CATHARINE, daughter of Lewis
and Catharine james, of Jackson town
ship, in the second year of her age.
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DIED-On Saturday, 21st inst, at the
residence of VIM. Clement, il. this place,
JOHN JONES, (mason,) aged about so
years.
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DIED: In Alexandria, Pa, on Monday,
March 18th, 1868, HARRIET SEAToN,
daughter, aad on Tuesday, 18th, JOSE
pHINE a wife Of ". ". Young, former
y Of Cresson, this county.
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SwoRD PREsENTATIoN.-On our out
side this week we print the proceedings Of
a sword presentation to Lieut.. W. j.
Nugeni. of Co. j, 18th Penna. Vols, by
the members of his company. Lieut.. n.
is native of the northern part of this
county, and gentleman and true patriot.
We are proud to see that he sustains so
enviable position in the estimation OF
his command. The report of the affair is
clipped from the war correspondence of the
Hollidaysburg Standard.
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'The first bird of spring
Attempted TO sing,
But ere he had uttered a note,
He.fell from the limb,
A dead bird was him
The music had friz in his throatw
At present we are being favored with any
quantity Of rama real Equinoctial storm
and no mistake. The result is that our
good sleighing is ruined, the snow having
meantime almost completely disappeared.
March came in ike lion: may it go out
ike lamb. We look to spring!
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PERsoNAL.--Serst Casper w Easily,
of Co. A, 133d Pa. Vols, who has been
at home for some days past on furlough,
paid our town visit on Monday. He
was looking. we'll as ever, and reported
himself favorably impressed with sojering.
Success.
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EDUcATIoNAL.-We are requested to
state that Miss Lizzie u. Hutchinson IN
tends opening a school in room No. l,
Union Building, on Monday, Both inst.
Those interested, will please bear this in
mind.
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SpRING.-Sunday last was about the
first genuine spring day We have had this
season. The air, to be sure, possessed a
certain wintry tinge, but still the general
aspect was genial and Maydayish. We
noticed several robins-sure harbingers of
The season Of "etherial mildness" s"-flitting g
about between sunrise and sunset, proba-
bly, on visit to their old tramping-
grounds. But they failed to conclude to
settle. The succeeding day, by reason of
revisitation of Boreas, they had all pre-
sented bills southwark and seeded
Thereanen. which is built mournful le-
gend:
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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 in.fnitr.ns.
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Dy- The Public is requested to roll in
the more the merrier-and secure Bargains
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breadth of our land, ner~! Compromise
weeping to every Northern home, never !!
Compromise and shake hands with the
traitors over the graves Of our slaughtered
brothers, neuer! neper! Our country is
worth all the sacrifices that have been or
that can be made. We are able to suppress
this infamous rebellion, and suppress it
we must, though it should be by war to
the knife and the knife to the hilt d.
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DRY GOODS,
In endless variety.

DRESS GOODS,
OF every description
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Customers will be waited upon by accom-.
modating Statesmen.
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NEW CHEAP CASH sTORE:,.-
THAT'S WHAT'S THE NATTER /"

E. j. MILLS & CO. beg leave to announc.
TO the citizens of EbeWhprg and vicinity that
they have just recei at their new store
room, on high street, most complete assort.
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gn .na aI..v. All and sab .t, ia lots 70 put-
chaer. The Managers the Ne~Yot Institution for toe
Blind offer AZ pTvAe sale tho eas Block between the $40
ard h.vs $50 and 3,hs, eIcrp1E three ots on 3list
occupied by the church TAo pfopety offered cops the
entire frout on the 9h-Av IN feet Inches BY 100 let 10
deptb with tue thereon eimitet 10 be thu
most valuable and beet improved mont the svenas IL ~
SAINT lo. on ltb,, and on SD j0uiug the above ~
Ias on al - and 10 on 9ith, covered by large ami
ponsve busipy which fan. from .,fo"l 70 'Ise sna
vacant lots Zach - feet ~ Inches la width ~
100 feet 10 dspth hr entire 'front.' Tho center ~ ths bock -
the crown of tho TIE ground falling each way TO he
av.nus sch Of which there scwcs 3itt Il I FEET
wide aud tie proysneba af. o. de the norm NE
oppo.t, tho pf-t oefe of 'o Of th. tf oAs 90
as those on oppo,i. side Of 3t foT tern. aud
Daricuf. apply ~ GEORDE b. ALLEN. Ffesdent o tho
bead 81 ,he oa, Art,oB y. Potter o,q, No 81 Wal.
st., between " ~. aud y. IN.
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A J. WILLIAMSON, comnii,douaT.
J. W ALLEN, Of Taxes and
ivIllawAp1D J. w BLOWN, ) AsscssEi~nts.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that appllca-

NVTItE Is TIENED1 FIN I'm IHuI dPIIICd-
ton viii be- made 10 the Treasury of tho On STATE.
Tor ia. renewal ind eventual NJ the following nausd
Cehcae indebtedness Issued In blank b. the Treasurer
Of United States the 10th day OF January 1885, which
,ld Certificate has boon lost 81 len or nsaid and oil poF'
hereby warned nom receiving tho sane or In any
way ncgo,atg the namely: No iI's Tor one Thou
ssnd d. LAS issued In blank sOIsssd upon T. sullivan,
CHECK No 40 able Nui Wilhelm. collected by Rich
AID smith, shio who appears last ndor,cr on above
mentioned ohors.
Fittabu -zh. Feb. -, 1863
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90 Ubom II man Concern.

BOUNTY MONEY for Discharged Soldiers,
- Wdoe,, AMI Hens sls1 fEASIONo and fhlIE
MONEY collected pfomptly By . . -
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N.p.-Rrok.r. need no, apply.

MISERABLE RESIDENCE at TARRi-
IL TOWN lr SALE or 20 LET-ii0use new and con
v,n mt sad cold water Bah. and Ca. with flsh. And
stable vsllsusss~d Sar1er GTounds and Founain shA
aud Fut Tfces fO,iton eirs'ed vita he Lsndespe ard
River View Situation retired md bsal ths Depot hygy
70 A. T CLAYTON. No. IS JoLnst. New of. OF ALLEN
NEWMAN Al LAZY
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Chances for Business iflen.

AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS for SALE
N The sabsc rbels having extended tho PAINTING and
DECORATIVE portion Of their business 70 such extent 90
TO roqure whole aoueu ready TO DISPOSE VI tho
Essb hn.snt No s9J broadway uesr hs filth Avenue
Iioo OF reasonable This established
nvo years. ana by che best uptown stand tho sale Of
ps,s pstouts Photograph sngIavlpss black
walnut c. wings. ','a See.. Sc b; 10. GOO run
uGsg any extent oulLLE ab.cS,
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ClUT1p FARM for SALE ON Long Island.
(NUYrRY SEAT for SALE-Price 81, 900

~ For .sle. one 4 the mot dali htful COuNlkl
sra Is ia me vicinity Of S.wYork 1t l. l9cAiei al sum
mt about - res from NrvN ora via ID" ii =
ADD f.seK RGilloai. The dwelling which IL oeated on
einenco sld con invading ons o. the hncd an IA
t,usiye c 10 ,hi. Iomhutc section oi country IL bI IN
the rnoss md filed n with bfca j. ~
lret qaae with IL ee wing contains Il fatm.nr eie's
:r-.co~d n The A,g rye I9d the en- ifs house huisaed
ever, ho ufusre range Sc The dwell lug is 'usied In
mot Of ten r., laid ont win well lsied v.ts aud PAid
with the usual vuieue o. irut trees aud 'hrabnef' i-
out.Juildp- vi.h SIMPLE se In cfiect order rec
fox INN edise occupancy Adjoining Ill adonsI po'
l.na which VIII be old with the bomeEeid ~ o''hrl
or the eniise properly would 10 exchanged Tor hte.-s
,itv Isuaence GEORGE MANlEY CO..
~ No a N.lhsIn-.L
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.LkA LOIS, BULKHEhD and PIER
IL FOR SALE OR TO LEASE
Conssng Of ,o .quares $50 by 40 feet bulkhrsd aud
Pier 7sl feet long Upon OF these squares fronting
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