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Legal.

The State of OhiO0 In Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyshoqaCounty, Civil action for moneJ and
ss. sale of lands.
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AIDES PLAIN LINEN COL
RILARs, A.hG. BETTBERG.
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trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 445 4. NJ t4O 4:55P M.
Eastern Way arrives at g:55 A. NJ
Western Through srrivos at $50 NJ. and 0:z5 P. n,
Western Way arrives at $50 P. N.
sA1dusky Way arrives at 9:2S A. n.
Cincinnati through arrives at g:45 A. 81 =, 8I5 P NJ
do Way arrives at y:35 p. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at e.i5 p. n.
do a. arrives at 7.30 A. NJ.
MshOnins Gay arrives st 7:O5 P. NJ.
Medinay 'TsT arrives at 400 p. Il.
R0ckpert, 6o, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays 81 Il NJ.
srecksville Bath, &C.. arrives Mondays and FRIDAY
At5P. n.
sharon uenter, Granger. North RoyaIton &C., arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p ii.
Warrensville arrives daily At lO:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at 9 a. n
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LOCAL MATTERS
TFrom Last EEening's EdltiOn.l

TIE Parma GR1OrERs."-our readers
will remember that the citizens Of Parma
lad a iollihcation on Monday the 18th ult.,
and got somewhat noisy in their exultatiOn
over the election of Brough. In fact they
induleed,-in the language Of the 'finfOrma-
ton" against them-in shouting and firing
of cannon" For these Ofsnses they were
brought up this morning before Judge Tilden
in Court Room No. .. They are also charged
with entering the houses Of several promi-
nent Democrats, and with assaulting George
Pike. Such We say are the charges against
them, which 1t will be hard for the prosecu-
ton to substantiate.
They number twenty seven of the first and
best citizens of Parma, and as they arose in
answer to the calling of their names to enter
the plea of not guilty, the impression ran
through the courtroom that there was never
more respectable AID intellectual set of
prisoners arraigned in any Court. The first
case for trial was that of Chas. Il. Babcock,
Esq. Prosecuting Attorney White and the
Messrs. Hsisloy appeared for the State and
Msssrs. Riddle, Slade, Palmer, Grannis,
Castle, and Poe, lone of the aceused) for the
defense. After the calling of the witnesses
in the cass-sOms fifty in number-Mr.
slads, for the defense, made motion for
bail for costs, Bt which Mr.. White remarked
that be would not require it. Mr.. Grsnnis
then asked pOstpOroment for one day, but,
as no other day could be fixed upon
on which the case could be tried, 1t was con-
tinued until the next, (DeOember) term Of
Court.
It viii be interesting to cur readers to
know the names of these So called "riotcrs." Z"
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ENaEAYERS.

EHeEAEEhGs
DRAINARD & BUbkIDGk, 1863
BanA-SJ., Cleveland, OhS, rzsl9HERs AND
rfsC- "a pFs Ef.a rn< -ls.sEl 30 ~ WOOD
-NLEVkLAND PAPER UOMP'Y.
'-Mauufacturers OF NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPER, Orders promptly nlled.
=. W. TAYLOR, Agent.
BERAGs WAIVED. eaee-l59 suPerior-St.
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In Common Pieas-Ac-
ton TO Quiet Title.
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sAllB.eaE
.LEVELAND, COLUMBUs 3
~ OIBOIHNATi KAlBEOAD.-
EE ~ - yRssfz7

ELEVELAND, COLUMBUS j
~ OIBOIHNATi KAlLEOAD.-
1855. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. IsS1
On and afser aoudny, Aprn nth lssa, PssssnEsI
Trains viii feave Cleveland, a. follows:
lat TrAln-5;I5 A. z-OIEOIEEATI EXPRESS
Stopping 81 Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Ors5tlins, Gallon, CGrdingtpn.
Delaware and Lewis Center, arriving,
Ore5tlino at 8 10 q m, Columbus I045a. no
Dayton 205 p. n, Cincinnati 3 50 p. n, Us
dianaDOlis 500 ,. m, st. Louis = Eouig
vile : Fort Wayne 40 p n, Chicago
Orestline % ,. n
ID Irssn-7:I sr. H.-ACCOMa0DBr rIoN-stopsiit
a. Al stations, and arrives in Columbus
ID Traln-5:s5 P a-EIGHT ExPREss- Stopping
Bsres1 Grafton, wellington, New LONDON
SHELBY, s g5sSisl1ss Gallon, Gllsad, oaT5!diss,
~ ?. n S=olIl5 = =55s :, II IS p n, Gncinnas
sG0s- m, Io1isyiIis - 81 Louis -g III
Ysyne 2l0a "a, and Chicago via orSstlir'
Trains arrive At Cleveland 81 an, IS and Bpm
UogHEVTIoas.
5hsipg-SandUssy, Eanslsld 2 Newark RaiIrOAd, IcE-
&ansdeld, 1t. Vernon, Newark, zansr
Orsssllns-Pisrsaa-ga Fort wayne 1 UhIcago Rz1I
road Forazt, UYp5r Sandasky, Delphos, II
west. and EsssE.sor AaHs6oid, E0osssT, Mas
Grafton sad Bel5fontlne Railroad Line ior Aarsop,
5oilsluu slAiuhf ol4neyI Uu1Ous Duuc1Hf Ln-
dianapolis, tezns Hsuts, finoennss, Evans
vile, Lcuisvillgs Cairo, s.. Louis, 60.
Deisware-with Springfield branch ior Springfield.
Oolunlsus-kittle a.isrci Z Columbus, and Gsnts
kailrOsii foT Aelts, Dayton, lndianApoha
Terre Hsats, st. Louis, Morrow, Lovetand,
AID Cincinnati, and sith the Ohio INK
Ei5sippi EeilrUa1f CINCINNATI for LonfsEtifs,
EEsnsIille, Cairo, St Louis, and all points
on the Ohio river.
Golumbus-Con1Esl Ohio RsiIf0sd iOr Newark, Eanss-
vile, Mhccling. &C.; Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Raiiroad for Piqua, UFbana, Sc.
~ For Tickets to ali points and infOrmRfiohJA
Piy St the Passenger Station, end 1t Union
0faoo, l47 5rpsrior-Ht
4. s. FLINT,
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CLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO B. B

- q -
1885, sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Is6l.
On ard after Monday, April 18th, 1858, PRuengs
TrainA win lssTs Olsvsland as follows Sundays =
eeDtsd); ----.
B1OA. M.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS-StOps at BereA
l2raftOn, Uberlin, Wakernan, AOrwalk, Mon
rOeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, ElmoEa Auo
Genoa aud arrives st Toledo $50 NJ; andCh
caVo At 6;3g Pm.
200 P. a.-SOO ia ERN mAEL-StOps at ali stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo
$40 P. 4.
BI0 ?. s.-NORTHEBH IAIL-stops at alI station
on Northern Division. and arrives at Saudrskr
at 7.5O P. Il.
so p n.-TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-Stops stlrsi
ton, Oberlin, " Makemsn, hOrWalk, MOnrOeyflle
Bellevue, Clyde, tremOnt and Eimora, aud az
riTes at Toledo a. 9.4OF. H. chicago Ct TsSo A.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections ars made at honro07llle with the San
dusky, Mansfield q Newark R.R-, st Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Z. B., at Fremont
with Fremont 4 Indiana 4. B., and ct Tolse0 With
ths Michigan southern , Northern Indiana and p.
ledO Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jsok
son, Fcrt Wayne, bOgan5poTt, Lafayette, CAIRO, Al
ton, 81. Eo1ls and al points West Northwest a1s
Southwest.
FTsins arrive IN Cleveland IRON Toledo and the
West a. $50 \. n, 30 P. n, and s2 R.E; Eron
SanCusEY st s.25 A. n. u. ID. RUCKER, BuD'E
O6YslR1d, April 20, 1885
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BACKUS & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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.l:IE A. N.-EiGaT EEPkEss TRAIH-stoppIng At
0iryrt, Ashisbnis zEd Fains5yilie only and ar
riTsS ~ Cleveland - 4.4S A. N
$50 A. E---h ALL ARD AiIGJd ODATIOH TRAIN
stopping - al 5tstices and rivss et ClcFn-
land a s-S5 4. II
1855 A H.-rULEDO Express stu ogping at al sta-
tons except oSeuviiie, 5ayurOOk, UnionEiiIe,
Perry. G5Htor aud Wiekido, and arrives s
Cleveland - i.sJ r. d.
III P. a.--DAE Exp tsasS : Ia 3HStO...--sa al CT
rnrd, Oouueaut, Ashtabnia, aud RRtne8Yiile
only, and arrives IN Cleveland 81 4:55 ?. n.
Bsoond gaass garz ran On Al throuxh
Trains.
aii trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Clncin-
nst, Indianapiis, st. Louis 6c.i and all through
trains going Eastward couuect AZ Dunkirk with tho
trains OF tho n l. q Z Rsilroad and At Buffalo with
thOss o. the New York Central and Buffalo 4 New
York City RailTOsds Tor hsE furks Albany, Boston,
Niagara EnilE &C, and at Erie with trains the
PhiIadal phia and Erie Railroad.
~ Day L press, East and Wsst connects At Glrara
with Trains on Erie and PibtsbHrgh Railroad 70
Linesvills, Mesdville, Janasstogn, &c.
n. NOTTINGHAM, 5up't.
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"a
Is5s. BOMMEB EBRANGEH EhT. Issl
On and aitsr Monday, April 3vth, lsss, Passs0EsF
TrEiEs yin =sR - fOlloEs.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ia.0e 4. E.-DA \ EAPKAs5 TEAiN-Sioppilg ct
Etlln1sbbT. PaiEesyillss sonoya, Ashtsbulay
CuEnea1E 1IraT1 OnGs, and arrive ST ErteA
l:2zP-s, D1nsirs Al s-ss PA; Buffalo at $40 ~.
800 P. E--DlECIhAATI Pt.ESS-StUpping a.
PAiRssFilie, Ashta5gla e-d 9iFard only, aud Ar
rives e ETIs 7sO p n; Uankirk $50 P. N; Buna-
10 1910 ?. =
4:2D .H.-AAIL AHB HBACCOMEODETION TRAIN
Stopping At al stations aud strives At Erie at
5.25 P. a..
s.45 :. z.-kGG3T EXFIsES5 IEAIH-Stopping al
Painssviile; Asats5Uis snd Girard only, REdAr-
Llses &c Eris e. iaI5 A. x; Dunkir< 2:55 A.. NJ;
BuGAio 4.2J 4 =.
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-0EFlGE rlaE-TABLE.
iss2 sUKEER ARRANGEMENT 1885
FOB THE
arrival and Closing Of aza1lE
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.

AB-Msils VIII be opened and ready Tor delivery
hcur after arrival Of trains.
SsS-An Mails close one hour before departure
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NOTICE.-Ransom Heath

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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
ID EGIsTER's NOTICE

Ia Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing Accounts have been passed and fled in
the Registers Office, at Ebensburg. and will
be presented TO the Orphans Court of Can.
bria county. for confirmation and allowances,
on Wednesday, the 9th day of December neS;l
to wit:
The first and final count of William Slick,
administrator Of Rachel Slick, deceased.
The second partial account Of George Set
tlemeyer, one of the executors of Godfrey
Settlemeyer, deceased.
The second and final account of Sarah H.
Maciay, Administrative of William l. MsclA!,
deceased.
The account of Jacob Sharbaugh, guardian
Of Jacob Stube, minor child of Andrer
Stube, deceased.
The first and final account of William v.
Paul, administrator of Moses Paul, deceased
The account of William A Glass admins
traitor of Catharine Miller, deceased.
The second and final account of William
Kittell, Esq, executor of Jacob Behe. dec d.
The first and final account of E j. Waters,
administrator of Ann Evans, deceased.
The first and final account of E. J. Waters
executor of Ellis Rowland, deceased.
The account of George Litzinger, admins
traitor of Elizabeth Litzinger, deceased
e. F. LYTLE, Register.
Registers Ofice, Ebcnsburg, Nov. y, 1855.
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is tottering TO its fall. When it is G.I1
PROSTATE and extinct, here in the eS;g t
seat of It's power, the world may 'yI ~',.
rejoice for everywhere else it will ,bs bsN
inevitably die. Spain and Brazil will ~t1 -
prompt in their conformity, and even ?e :;
interior Africa We may hope to see ~ y
line OF Limitation continually press
inland. The barracoon and slave men s ,a'
be equally dispensed with. Barbar;a~.
nude or In broadeioth, may gnash tbs;1
teeth in rage or disappointment, but II.
escape of their victims seems tb;aS
foredoomed.-North Anaericon.
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ORETTO STAGE LINE

WM. RYAN & JOS. F. DURBlN
ESA- THIS 1eoy for L0retto, Chest Spring, aa'
81. Augustine.
The subscribers wish to inform the travel
ing public that they are now prepared to
furnish them with HACKS, CARRIAGES.
and every other accommodation in their line
of business. They will run a daily hack from
Loretto to Cresson, to connect with the differ,
ent trains on ;he Pennsylvania Railroad, ana
Ebensburg and Cresson Branch. They VIII
also run tri-weekly hack to Chest Springs
and ST. Augustine, on Monday, Thursday sna
Saturday of each week. This is the only suIs
conveyance on the road, rs it carries the msH
and will always make the connection,
asA, Inquire for Ryan L Durbins Hack "
you wish to be accommodated.
RYAN & DURBlN"
Loretto, August 10, 1868.
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-. rs,l.sslssss,ss,, ssss,,,s, r'''. s. 's' 'sss :,
ce.s's,s,,ssss.'. :, ,sss .epss;ssnsaa sa, 70 RI: g
usO lc-xcoiin. L.,A

:. nothing but little dry bread and
drank some muddy river water with it.
That day being Sabbath, at the request
of the prisoners preached to them with
much satisfaction, as all seemed to be
eager listeners. But the authorities
seemed to object to this, and accordingly
had me removed, the same evening, into
another room of the building. Here
soon found channel through which l
could buy something to eat. was kept
here for Ave days, with the assurance that
was to be sent off on the first boat; at
theexriration of that time ] was sent to
Libby.
Rere I was again searched by the In
spector running his hands rudely into my
pockets, and taking from me all my
remaining papers, money, &C., that he
could get his hands on. They took from
me here 500 in greenbacks and Sl9 in
rebel, promising to refund again on my
release, which, of course, was not DONE
They did, however. allow me to draw the
Confederate scrip for use in prison I
would hero mention special act OF inhu-
manity and cruelty Among the papers
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT 0P
Camhria connfv.

= CamDrIh county.
Notice is hereby given that the followi,.
appraisements OF certain personal propertr as
decedents, selected and set apart for *.
widows of intestates under Act Of Asserbls
of the Attn April, 1851, have been filed in y.
Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and viii :.
presented to the Orphans Court for appro7sI
on Wednesday, the 9Th of Dec. next. 70 Wit.
Appraisement Of certain personal proDer,1
set apart for the widow of David RibIet. ceri
Appraisement of certain personal prop,,.r
set apart for the widow of John Brown, deci
Appraisement of certain personal proper,
set apart for the widow Of John Waltz, dee!
E. +. LYTLE, CLERK
Clerks Office. Ebensburg.
Nov. 10. 1868
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s0~ 1t is reported that Gen. Rosecrans
win be assigned to the command Of the
Eighth Army Corps in Baltimore and
Maryland, in place Of Gen. Schenck, who
has resigned to take his seat in Congress.
nA- The XXXVIIIth Congress will
convene in the capitol at Washington on
next Monday, 7th inst. We will lay the
Presidents Message before our readers at
an early day.
sG- The State Superintendent has
issued cal for meeting of the County
Supe rintendents at Harrisburg, on the
18th of January next.
Ha- The notorious female rebel spy,
Belle Boyd, who had been confined in the
Old Capitol prison for some time, has
been sent to City Point for exchange.
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itably bring US and our posterity hereafter
It suffered to continue. In our Judgment,
the irresistible logic of events has sub
stantially settled this question. The
madness and insanity of the rebels COM
PEELED the President to issue his Emanci-
patton Proclamation, which made forever
free every slave then under rebel authority.
In the Border States where the proclama-
did not operate, slavery is dying out of
itself Maryland, West Virginia and
Missouri have virtually abolished slavery
In none Of these States are slaves of any
real value to their owners. Both masters
and slaves SO understand it. In Maryland,
slavery is being swept out by hundreds
and thousands every week, by the simple
process Of enlisting the slaves into colored
regiments, paying their masters the bounty
of three hundred dollars each and making
the slaves free. In all the other Border
States, slavery cannot by any process sur
vive the war. Slave owners so understand
it, and are making their calculations
accordingly. The union men there SO
understand it, and are fast becoming warm
advocates of the emancipation policy. The
great union sentiment Of all the border
States will soon be unit upon this ques-
ton. The rebels South and their friends
and sympathizers in the Free States will
very soon be left alone in advocating
return Of the rebellious States to the union
acith slavery. And that man is infdel in
his opinions who does not see the finger
of God in this great movement. Pharaoh
Knocked G cd and refused to let the children.
of Israel go until ten terrible sdRe "av usn1
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JEW BLACKSMITH SHOP

In The subscriber wouid resDectfuIIy II.
form the public that ile has bought cut Ii.
weN-known establishments of Isaac Singer !,
the West Ward. EbeEsbarg. where he will
carry on the BLAGKSNITHiNG business in
ali its branches.
Confident in rendering entire satisfaction
he hopes for a share Of patronage
JOHN GRAY.
Ebensburg, Nov. Is. 1868.
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NOR SALE

NOR SALE
4 \ Faber ENGINE, inch cyIins.- o.,
inch stroke, nearly new. in complete o,a. ~
2 pumps, one cistern holding so bbls -
boiler &c inches, 90 feet long, fire from, =,
complete. Price $3.50. VIII take Inr,ha' ~
at cash prices in payment OF same.
Fl: F. LuDwIcK.
Manor Station, Pa. RR., 2i milesl
east Pittsburs, Dec 3, 1863
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! The undersigned having opened OF;
Tailoring Establishment over the store room
formerly occupied by Evans & Son, respect.
fully informs the public tia: the business
VIII there be carried Oh in ali its branches
All work will be done in the latest STYLE,
with neatness and dispatch, and on the mos:
reasonable terms. D. J. EVANS.
Ebensburg, Nov. 8, 1868.
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COMETHING NEW - ms
pIrLvER & cos

~ Z. 4. PULN En-
SANTOS COFFEE, OF MALT corr hh
FarraRted 10 gire s0t'gaT.'',
Manufactured at Pittsburg, Pa, oy d d r.
Pulvcr L Co, 10 whom all orders sho"iD
addressed. p,rker
For sale in Ebensburg By A. A. p'' J.
Wm. Davis & Son, Shoemaker Son, G.
Mills d Co G. e. Owens, Evan b h''"''
-Guriey, and by the trade generally
Sept. Il. 1868.
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splendid assortment OF FURNITURE, SH', 80
he will sell very cheap. COFFlNS Elaue
order on the shortest notice and at reasO-
bic prices. Ebensburg, Oct. 6, ls's.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

"a DhiINkCI NA IUh > NUIICE.-
Ia Letters of Administration on the ests,s
of John Humphreys, late of Cambria township,
Cambria county, deceased, having been gram.
ed to the subscribers, all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested 20 come forward
and pay their respective accounts, and thoss
having claims against the estate viii present
them, properly authenticated for settlement.
MRS. ELEANOR HUMPHREYS.
ROWLAND J. HUMPHREYS.
Nov I2. lS63-6t.
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or VS~ Telegraphing facilities are rapidly
red reasing along the Pacific slope. A line
,r,. ow constructing from San Francisco to
.,e tland, Oregon. Workmen are now at
sextending the work from Sacramento
t the line of the Pacific Railroad,
,uiAo 5tbe Sierra Nevada, making it, when
,nting leted, the third line belonging to
o\orcd pnpany crossing these mountains.-
ire also at work in Carson valley
ing the line westward from this
this meet it.
" ", is The Secretary of War has issued
'n ), directing the heads of the
4 uslon' ve bureaux of that department to
-dakeGE inquiry and report just and
reasonable rate of advanced wages that
should be paid by the government in view
of the increased cost of living. The
government seems dispos ed to act literally
towards all who are in its employ, and the
country will not fail to applaud It's action.
pea- An exchange paper furnishes a
new plan of the Copperhead pyramid, as
erected from the result of the late elections
Alas for the clone Star !"
NEW
JER
Sc
Y.
Hg The complete vote of Delaware
shows that Nathaniel B. Smithers, Con-
gressman elect, and an Unconditional
Unionist, has 7,79l majority over Brown,
his Copperhead competitor.
nen- The notorious rebel horse thief,
John Morgan, with six of his associates,
escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary on
Friday night.
Ba- Judge Agnew takes his seat ON the
bench of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
vania on next Monday, 7th inst.
Bs9- The President has been sick for
few days, but is now recovering.
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The victory
Georgia is, pc
the war-the
dealt the reb
overcome Bragg
three days dura
caused him to
with the loss of
thousand prisone
small arms, camp
and ten battle flag
rebels were compt
their grand army fly
for safety. Grant i
termined to end up
Southwest by the tot,
only opposing army
Tennessee is reGeeme
and the bogus Confede
blow from which it wei
BILE to recover.
The Army of the Pe
advanced, crossing the ]
different fords. The reb
our approach, contracting
Correspondents represent =
in the best possible trim,
brush. Lee is representa-
0,000 men. In all prob;
battle will occur soon.
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OF IIIC ILIUUE
We fear this is the last we shall hear
of Maj White until perhaps the adjourn
ment of the next session of the State
Senate, in which his presence is necessary
to give the friends of the Union a
majority.
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ra- In the narrative of the
large number of our army Sur
Richmond, we find this not
undoubtedly refers to Senator
Indiana county:
"Major White, of Pennsyl
tempted to escape with the Su
City Point, but was detected by a
and sent back. In extenuatio
offence, the Major stated that
cndeavoring to get to the Nortf
purpose oe effecting such arrange
would insure the exchange of our
prisoners. The Major was sent
be confined in the dungeons dark
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CABINET wARE-ROOM.

p E ' \ \ S re-
Az. spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg. and Cam
oria county generals :
ly, that he has on
hand and f3r sale, at
his Ware-room, one
square west of Blair's
Hotel. n large and
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

'i 'ss~s.s ''s bushels q \. ss,'ssss .
l n;sr was, 'Cnr,sTh :, The end OF .aS su
sss1,,ss sss decorated with dressed n,s With 9
and the sup
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

If wc,
him in
to esca,
preston
Of the il
that, in
colored i
Alnaiyhty
sides ,eithS
his country
for our cou
great truth.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
TEW TAILOR SHOP.

Ebensburg, Nov. Is. 1868.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-08

very desirable Residence, with 13 acres of land,
convenient 70 Street Railroad. - -
bea ltifuI Cottage in Rast Cleveland, with large
L0t. 5000 - 80 49, -.a77f
juneII Atwater BuiIdipgs foot Of s1perior1Stl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-08
goIomo agon,s ImDroyed spBctaelss
q, "a. sG1.ONEDNsON.

FhAUIIOAL IND 5UIGNLLELO UF NIULa y
Keeps the largest soTtea IN the Optical liua Of an
tie trade. From his long residence IN this OitYt
and the extensive patronage received dnriDB ehal
time he would % his old friends and the public
secure the very best quality Of Glasses, gsous
ulder his inspection, to suit the eyes, IN al C
sss curing weakness, dizziness aIamaticn O. tn
Bye, and impartng strength for long reading and ma
sewing. The reputation OF SOLOI0NSON'S esteh'
in that line that con be obtgin3a has became an es
tablshod fact and sttested by ns 9atrOnsi whoae e
vice Il Is. GO TO SOLONONSgfF'A, (ulake no mis-
take,) $50 SuperiOF-St., under the Amerlean1 ana
there you will hnd the best kind Of SPAJIAOhEs
adapted TO yOur eight. L.~ EE..r
Bag-N NIr. Sol0lOnsOn would hsre tniorm the public
that he never employs any one IN the sale OF his len
sesAnd those who desire pair ol his Speetscies can
only obtain them by calling at his EstablEhment q
~ 11sARFiF4CIA5s EYES inserted Wiiho7t7ain! |!
IS perfect asnHtuTaf. "H. -
OFrIoE-No. l5G superior-st., under the Americas
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