The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-11-19

"ouio easily 'eat Her neaQ on couple
OF times before Spring. Hay is very
| scarce and very dear. An intimate ac-
quaintanee with this fact must induce
many Of our farmers and stock -raisers to
kill off or sell their surplus cattle, and
thereby save the cost Of "wintering" the
same. Beef, as consequence, will most
likely be plenty and cheap this season.
LIST OF JURORS FOR DECEMBER T.,
lS63.-We subjoin the list of Grand and
Traverse Jurors drawn to serve at the
coming session of our county Courts:
Grand Jurors.
Charles b. Ellis, Foreman, Johnstown !;
Hugh Edwards, Cambria; Owen Sweeny,
Clearfeld; Christian. Good, Taylor; John
Kratzer, Clearfeld William Cover, 4th ward
Johnstownj Adam Kurtz, Cambria borough !;
Isaac Sills, Croyle Edw. Brady. Conemaugh,
Bernard Meyers, Allegheny; Jacob G. Horner,
Conemaugh; William MPherson Sd ward,
Johnstown; William p. Patton, 4th ward,
Johnstown George Conrad, Richland John
Kerry, CoDemaugh Peter Somers, Summer
hill; Caleb Butler, Taylor Francis Cooper,
Allegheny; Samuel Hildebrand, Conemaugt !;
Moses Livingston, Richland; David Yoder ST. 3.
Yoder; William Knepper, Croyle John War
ner, Chest; Charles Zimmerman, Sd ward,
Johnstown.
Traverse JuroTs-Fgrst Week.
John Porter, Susquehanna; Paul Dishong,
ST., jackson; John Beam, 9Th ward, Johns
town; Samuel A. Logan, ST ward, Johnstown !;
Jonathan Orrix, Conemaugh; Alexander
Howard, Yoder; Lewis Hoover, west ward,
Ebensburg John E. Davis, Blacklick Henry
Weaver, Summerhill; Josiah Folsom, st ward,
Tnl, w
Anthony Anstadt, Chest; David Dibert, 5th
ward, Johnstown John Benton, 5th ward,
Johnstown David Younkin, White; William
Byers, jackson Raphael Hite, Carroll Pat
rick Murray, Conemaugh; Washington Lloyd,
Susquehanna; Francis Gallisath, Cambria !;
Thomas VIII, Sr., Allegheny; Andrew Stritt-
matter, Jr., Carroll; George FisheS Taylor !;
Hiram Folsom, Yoder Henry Hesebine, Con-
emaugh bor Albert II. Gregg, Millvile !;
Charles Asquith, Millvilie Thomas Bracken,
Blacklick Adam Shettig, Carroll; John
Shehan, Yoder David R. Lucas, Conemaugh
bor.; Griffith j. Jones, Cambria William
Garman, Susquehanna; Henry O'Harra, Mum
ster George Orris, Richland Peter Collins,
Sr. west ward, Ebensburg; Isadore Farabaugh
Munster; Hugh MClosky, Washington Dan.
Seigh, 1st ward, Johnstown; Amos B. Davis,
Taylor; Christian Bumgardner, Richland
Thomas Holiend; White; James r. Davis,
Millville Peter Earhart, Carroll Jackson
D. Leidy, Jackson John Noon, Conemaugh.
Traverse Jurors-Secona Weck.
Charles Frank, Jr, 4th ward, Johnstown
Charles Conway. Croyle Paul Strittmatter,
CARROLL Michael Noon, Jr., Carroll Ephram
Burket, Jackson; Edward Burk, Clearield
Samuel Huffman, Richland William Mills,
Jr., west ward, Ebensburg; Matthew Ivory,
Ciearfield Lewis Pitt, Sd ward, Johnstown
David r. Wissinger, Richland Charles A.
Dimond, Croyle E. J. Waters east ward, Eb-
e1sburg; John Eigheusair, Conemaugh bor.;
John Cooper, 9th ward, Johnstown; George
ii. Cree, White Jacob Koon, Millville Fran
els O'Friel, Loretto; Henry II Keever, Munster;
John MGough, Jr., Washington; Thomas
Arthurs, COnemaugh bor. Samuel Reed,
Blacklick; Edward Griffith, Cambria; Joseph
Cost, Conemaugh bor.; Peter Garmrn, Sus-
quehanna; Michael Lutz, Wilmore; Alexander
Kennedy, 9th ward, Johnstown Joseph
Lecky, Croyle; Jacob Good, Taylor; Lewis
Storm, CIearfeld; ; Jacob Mack, Cambria
r. V Hook, 9th ward. Johnstown; William
MDermitt, Washing ton; Peter Christy, Lo
retto; John Stull Richland; Henry Gore,
Conemaugh bor. Alexander Leslie, Carroll
Conrad Suppes, Sd ward, Jehnstown; Asa H.
Fisk, White; S. B. Mccormick, 9th ward,
Michael Durbn, Clearfeld
Henry B, Barnes, 9TH ward, Johnstown Sam
uei Kain, Taylor; John Gels, Sd ward, Johns
town; Joseph Masters. Milville; Cornelius
Dever, Jr., Munster; John Bearer, Susque-
hanna Thomas Harrison, Jackson.
Col. JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL.-A CORE
spondent of the Baltimore american writes
as follows from Cumberland, Nd, Nov. 4
"By arrangements just perfected, | learn
that Col Jacob NJ. Campbell, of the 54th
regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, has
been assigned to the command of all the
troops along the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad between Sleepy Greek, Va,
and Cumberland, Nd, in addition to his
present command at Romney and Bur-
lington, Va This will be most gratifying
intelligence to the loyal citizens of Nor
gan and Hampshire counties, as well as
to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
and their employees. COL Campbell is
a resident of this county, and was one Of
the first to buckle on his sword when |
hostiIitles were declared by the South
We are glad to hear of his prefermcnt.
BLAIR COUNTY ITEMs.-The streets of
9oIlidaysburg were, for the first time,
lighted with gas on Saturday evening
First National Bank of
Hollidaysburg has gone into operation.
Brunell, of Williamsburg, was
,eriouslv if not fatally injured by rail