The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-05-21

EBENSBURN AND CSSoSoN UAiLhOAD
On and after Monday, April 90, 1868, trains
., this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
Ate4O A. ". connecting with Through
Accom-. East and Bait Ex West.
At6.s5 P. ~, connecting with Express
East and Mail Train West
LEAVE ericsson
A.a.3O 4. NJ. or on departure of Accom-
modation West.
Ats.c0 ?. NJ, or on departure OF Express
East and Mail West.
SHEaIFF's SALES Herewith we pre-
SAINT an abstract os the real estate adver.
tised to be sold by the Sheriff OF Cambria
county, on Monday, 1st day Of June,
pext:-
George Gates, Yoder township, 800
acres, rs acres cleared, with small cabin
house.
George Gates, Conemaugh township,
800 acres, 100 acres cleared, with two
story frame house and log barn.
George Yinger, Loretto borough, lot of
groupd. with one and half story frame
shop. One other lot of ground in same
borough. One other lot of ground in
ssme borough, with two story house.
Lawrence Cassiday, Allegheny and
Clesrfeld townships, 81 acres and Il
psrches, 80 acres cleared, with hewed log
house and cabin barn.
3. F. Slick, Summerhill town, lot of
ground with seven houses. tsn-house and
stable.
Reese E. Reese, Cambria township,
2S7 acres, 81 acres cleared, with two
story plank house, frame barn, and other
outbuildings, and saw mill.
Richard j. Evans, Zone os defendents,)
Cambria and Carroll townships, 500 acres
60 acres cleared, with log house, frame
barn, grist mill, saw-mill, dwelling house,
stable and blacksmith shop.
Edward Burk, Washington township,
lS0 acres, Ii acres cleared, with one and
a half story plank house aud frame stable,
james a. Bradley, Gallitzin, lot OF
ground, with ono and half story frame
house.
John r. Thomas, Ebeasburg, lot of
ground, with two story framo house.
George W. Knowiton, Gone Of defend
ents,) Johnstown, lot of ground, with two
story plank house with back building
attached, stable and other out-buildings.
Alexander Goughenour, Sylvania, lot
Of ground, with two story plank house and
plank stable
Samuel Henshey, Clear6eld township,
Sol acres and las pcrches, with herediia-
nsnts and appurtenances.
William j. Clawson, Jefferson, three
lots of ground, with appurteuan ces.
James M'Millen, Johnstown, four lots
Of ground, with three story brick tavern
and other outbuildings.
WELCOME TO THE BRAvE-A meet
ing of the ladies OF Ebensburg and vicin-
ity was held at the Union School Fl ouse
cn Monday evening, to take into oonsid-
Grafton the propriety OF extending suit
able reception to our brave soldiers of
Co. F, 133d, upon the occasion of their
return hither from the wars. The atten-
dance was large, and the utmost enthusi-
ssu prevailed. It being determined that
a public dinner would. be the most suita-
tle token of welcome, committee of
ladies', to have the easre supervision of
the affair, and to make all necessary ar
'angemeats, was appointed, to wit: Mrs.
VIM. K. Piper, Misses Maggie Rhey,
Lizzie H hutchinson, Hattie Robinson, An
ME NJ Donald, Mary a. Evans, Harriet
ioues aud Mrs. Jane Ann Davis. After
ward, committee of gentlemen was
tspPolnted, to act in conjunction with the
isoIes IN preparing the reception, as fol-
lows; Col. Wm. Z. Piper, J. G. Easily,
John Z. Scanlan, c. T. Roberts, John
Lloyd, George A. Kinkead, George ".
Jones and j. Todd Hutchinson. The
boys are confidently expected back the
present week, but the precise date Of their
coming is, of course, not known. Tn view
" THIS fact, no given day was fixed upon
'of the dinner, but that event will GER
a'niy occur Immediately upon their re-
'a'n. Not only members Of Co. T, but
~ returned soldiers, are invited to pc