The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19

OF ground, with small house thereon.
Daniel Conaway, Allegheny township,
40 acres. 80 acres cleared, with two story
plank house and log barn.
Michael Boland, Taylor township, 4
acres, one acre cleared, with one and
half story house.
Maria Magellan, deceased, Summitville
borough, lot of ground, with one and
half story frame house and coal-h
Michael O'Skelly, Washington town
ship, 96 acres, unimproved.
George M'Creery, Susquehanna town
ship, $50 acres, SO acres cleared, with one
and half story hewed log house and log
barn.
Frederick George, Washington town
ship, 800 acres, 80 acres cleared, with two
story log house, two story plank house,
frame barn and log stable.
John M'Kinzie, Jr., Washington town
ship, sc acres, 60 acres cleared, with TWO
story clearinghouse and log barn.
Henry Mccartney, Taylor township, lot
of ground, with two story plank house.
Timothy r. Davis, Jackson township,
two tracts Of land, one containing S3 acres
and "a perches, the other 3l3 acres and
81 perches, and allowance, With the ap-
purtenauces and hcreditaments.
Edward M'Glade, Washington town
ship, 116 acres aud 154 perches, and
allowance.
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TAVERN LICENSES In our ADVERT
sing columns this week we print list Of
the Eames of those who have filed their
petitions in the office of the Clerk of
Quarter Sessions Of this county for Quart
and Tavern License, Apropos of which,
it may not be irrelevant 70 state that ten
cent National stamp is required to AL ap-
plications for tavern licenses, If allowed
commendng the house, and a one dollar
stamp to the warrant Of attorney TO cou-
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TuE 54TH PENNA EoLs.-Since the
resignation of Lieut. Col. NJ Derniitt, the
roster Of this regiment has been as fol-
lows:
Col. J. NJ. Campbell commanding;
Lieut.-Gol John 2. Luton, promoted
from the Majorship;
Major Enocb d. Yutzy, promoted from
Captaiucy Of Co. c;
Adjutant Wm. Ii. Rose.
In this connection, we direct attcn-
ton to the proceedings in the State Lesis-
lature on the 9th inst, published else
where. relative to the presentation Of q
flag to the 3lth
PROMOTED We learn from the De,a.
&c Sent that Lieut. j. l., Brallier, of Co
C, 1l5th Pepna. Vols, has received the
appointment of Adjutaut Of the regiment
to which lie belongs. The Lieut.. is a
worthy young man, aud it is with pleas
ure we hear of his rreferment
Photographs, Of unrivalled excel
lence, taken by Hare, at his gallery above
II. Davis store Also, ambro aud other
types. Now is the time to lay in supply
of the articles.
= Mr. Chris Sbinafalt of On + 133d