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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18
THIS WAYFOR L0RFTTO CHEST

Il SPRINGS ST AUGUSTINE
The subscriber. having purchased the entire
stock Of Horses, Hacks, Carriages, &c, of the
late i'm OF Ryan ( Durbin, begs leave 70
inform his friends and the Public IN gen sral
thai ne Is now prepared 10 furnish them with
every accommodation n his line Of business
HIS lne Of Hacks connects with al the trains
On the Pa Z 2, allowing passengers 10
delay whatever. Calls always promptly RI
Ienoec 70 .0L 7 DIkRIN
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

Too STEP By HALF-The Pittsburg
Commercial, commenting On the Congress
sional nomination tor this district, SAYS the
editor Of The AHeghoniGa Is some of the
Oldest men in the district" Our wife
would hardly concur in that declara-
ton
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
AND CREssoN RAILROAD.

rzTysBURe AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
=, Epa after Monday, May 8, 1854, trains
:. this road VIII run Is follows:
LAVE EBENsBURG-
200 a N, connecting with Bait. Ez-
press West and Thro' Accom- East
.skgP. N. connecting With Mail Train
an6 Fast Line West and EK. East
Lave CRESsoN-
AtIe45 A N, or On departure Of Thro'
Accommodation West.
Gtei5 P. N, Or or departure q Fast Line
West.
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IMPORTANT SIATEMENT.-The report
to the effect that the Provost Marshal
headquarters for this district were about
being removed TO this place, Is totally IN
founded in fact They VIII remain at
Hollidaysburg as heretofore. 1t as true,
however, that j. NJ Thompson has estab-
fshed another sort Of headquarters at his
store, P. o. building, Ebensburg-ah head
quarters where bargains are dispensed with
lavish hand. Go and see
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PlTRGyIZE YoTR OWN

Ei kun I<E ttE z ON
TIE Protection EsFzlGl FIRE Tsr7t-gz1cs Ca
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
c 7 Z D At EBEEs BURG, PA
HNE above named C0-nparz- o--griza6
Z April 6tb, 1857, VII effect fnsu-ancez on
property Ct sste rates. Bzing particularly
careful II the risks taken this 6o1nraur T,r-e-
seIts reliable and cheap medium. through
which persons may secufe themselves against
probable loEEes by FIRE.
once On Centre Street nearly opposite
thompson 5 "A Aouutain House
JOIN WILLIAMS, P-est.
D. = JOKES Sec'y- Treas.
A a BARKFR Aren't
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TNERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION
To 1.-THE ALLEGHANIAE- -
Sl.50 IN ADVANCE
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Loc4L CORRESPONDENCE.

4
HORRIBLE RAILROAD AoeDES1-MAx BURNED
/ TO e CNDERl-soLDHRs ON TIT nANPAe-
TAKHTy
| JoEys7owN, August Is, 1864.
/ Correspondence OF The Aueghanian.
A railroad accident occurred at South
Fork, a few miles east Of this place, one
day last week, resulting In the instant
death OF q fireman named Cole, and the
destruction Of Rt least one locomotive and
q large number Of freight cars. Itappears
that two freight trains were running IN the
same direction, and in close proximity to
each other The first OF these was some
what behind time, and when slowly roun-
ding the curve at South Fork, was run
into BY the rear train, which was coming
at high rate Of speed. The engine CT
the second train and several cars were
thus thrown Of the track and down an
embankment. The engineer jumped for
his life, and. escaped unhurt, but the fire
man remained at his post, and went down
with The engine. He was inextricab}y
buried underneath the week, 70 which
fire was II afew moments communicated
from the locomotive. Horrible as The
tale may read, the unfortunate man was
literally burned 10 a ctadv-reduoed to
ashes with the debris Of the 1uckIess
train. That portion Of his remains which
was recognizable was gathered up and Ia
ken 10 Altoona. where his mother and
couple Of brothers reside, and inferred
There was quite lively time here On
Saturday evening, growing out Of 2 Gree
fight between sons Of the veterans OF the
54th P. ! and number of persons from
the rural districts. Ii the melee, several
Of the latter we're badly used up. I did
not ascertain the Cause II the quarrel
Subsequently, some Of the soldiers broke
IN the door OF Ny. Luckhar3t's store, but
befDre any other damage could be dsne,
Col Linton [of the 5zth) appeared upon
the scene and dispersed the rioters a
general elosing-uP fo- the time being Of
paws ~ -AS--I5- III -tAEA-A eAa1O W. lit
result Of these obstrePerOus demoastra-
tons
4 picnic gotten up for the especial
benefit Of the returned soldiers OF the 54th
was held 81 NiDe7ah few days since
Everything Is said to have passed Of
greatly TO the enjoyment Of al concerned
Four regiments Of l00-days men passed
west on Friday. Their destination Is Chi
cago, Rock Island, and Indianapalis-
Three os them were Pennsylvania regi-
nents and one Massachusetts,, and each
numbered about 1,200 men
The feeder ao5 canal a this point, bet
ter known in conjunction probably as ''rhe
ditch, " are Dow being filed up One good
result Of this process viii consist IN the
fact that straight street vii thereby be
established from near the corner Of Frank
In and Canal streets eastward to the
bridge across the Conemangh-
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.-In the
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SCHOOL BOOKS
~ STATIONERY
WHOLESALE IND REY4EL.
The subscriber invites the attention OF the
public, and Of Country Merchants especially.
10 MS large assortment q
SCHOOL BOOKS
WRITING 4 LETTER 7APEES,
ENFELGPES
BLANK BOOKS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
SLATES- and
STAl4EAEET e a. kinds
= Complete assortment - ECSTT TrfNTS
e1n OILY be foU2d n the CRY e TIE gutscri-
ber's-
an goods sold II tbe lowest Wholesale cash
rates
tx Cal End examine before buvinr else
where CHARLES c. NELL0R.
s. Wood 81
Bet Diamond Alley auE 9Th st.
augE, ,1864-3mJ PITTSBURG.
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ERGtR, AJDENRIED & FRY.
- Nos Il HDd y South Water s.
below Market PBILADA-
Wholesale dealers II
FlSH5 CHEESE + PROTTZT9E-S. csne-a77,,.
Are now receiving and WI keep CONSTANTLY
On hand q fll ana complete assortment Of
goods n their line consisting IN -,s-- n
AACAkRtLg HANS, CHEESE,
SHAD SHOULDERS TsP0
HERRING, SIDES. BUTTTR
SALAOA, BEEF, DRIED FRUIT
cJDt1SH, IOAGCLS SALT, &c-
Having every facility for purchasing cur
goods 10 the best advantage, and every con
venlence for conducting a large business. and
beng determined % sell goods upon terms
equaI TO any house II the trade. Ne respect
fully solicit the patronage Of our friends and
the public generally.
PartlezlGT attention peid 70 t-ZZi1g o77s~5-
Philadelphia, July -, 286z-tE
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ETcHINGs.-Capt. j. Z. Hite being
himself a editor, and therefore in posi-
uon to speak for himself should be SO
desire, Is it not eminently unealle3-for,
not to say imperinent, In the Johnstovn
Oenao~1t to presume 70 take up the cud-
gels IN that gentleman's defence? Capt.
T., We have no doubt, is abundantly able
to think for himself, and able likewise TO ez-
press his sentiments, shonld occasion seem
to demand, in good Kings English Until
he denominates TIE AHeghanian as a VIII
fer Of himself, therefore, OF at least urtil
he 6uly empowers the Johnstoxn Denao-
Graf TO do the Ike Office for him, We must
be excused from the agitation Of CUES
ton affecting the interests Of 10 third
party Ious c0m,preheuadzP-.A portion
Of the Union officers some months since
placed n confinement In Charleston, 3.
g, under the fire Of our bloekading
squadron, have Just been exchanged, and
among the number Is Col. Dick White,
Of the 55th Pa. Vols, OF this county
We congratulate this gallant officer upon
his escape from further familiarity with
the tender mercies Of our misguided
Southern brethren" =. Passing By Wilnnre
On the railroad on Saturday. We noticed
that ths bridge across the Conema4gh al
that point, for long time most riekety
affair, had given way, 10 the precipitation
Of about one-half the structure into the
stream below. Communication between
the town and the depot Is thus practically
cut Of for the time being. Johns
town Democrat having settled 10 It's OWL
satisfaction that II Is some "Preacber"
who Is the editor IN fact Of The ARegha-
7aian, VIII ii now have the goodness TO
inform Us who is the editor IN fact Of the
J Johnstown DeD1ocrat2 P Five companies
ara being organized in Altoona for State
defence-..-The HolEdaysburg Standard
Is authorized TO say that Hon 4. NJ AIlis-
ter VIII be candidate for REORGANIZATION
for Congress by the Democratic Confer
ence Of this district-The fsMountnin
House" at Cresson, this county. Is just
DOW filed 10 overfoEing with guests, and
many there be who daily make application
for quarters in that delectable paradise u
pure AZ and health-giFing waters. but
In order to accommodate
al who desire ID be 80 accommodated, the
would be obliged to erect an-
other hotel double the dimensions Of the |
present oDe-..-An effort, which We think |
viii be successful, Is being made TO FIJI |
the quota Of Ebensburg under tne draft. |
$500 bounty will be offered
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

CHANGED HIS Base. T Roberts,
the well known jeweler and dealer II
clocks, watches, etc, has removed his
place Of business from the old stand, near
the Diamond" EbensbUrg, 70 his new
building, a square or 50 further up town
IF there be better artisans IN his peculiar
line, or more accommodating men than
c. T. We are unaware Of their existence !;
If anybody any plac. sells or can sell better
or cheaper articles than he, We would Ike
to know who and where OF course his
custom VIII follow him 10 LIS new loca-
ton.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.-In the
absence Of something more important to
engross their attention, If such q thing
were possible, how would Il look Il our
County Commissioners 10 do what they
have frequently been strenuous3y urged
TO do by their constituents, 10 Wit, oHer q
local bounty Of say one hundred dollars
per man for volunteers 70 FL the quota OF
Cambria county under the impending
draft? We do not atend this as sug-
gestion, but put II merely IN the light Of
2 question. An answer from the Com
missioners Is confidently not expected
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

p The Public Is requested - roII in
the more the merrer-and secure Bargains
a A BARKER
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

L NJ PIKE,
Il tsrCCEssoR TO GEETx BRoA
Z LCNBER NERCHANT. PLANLEeS NIL.
SASH IND DOOR EzCYQEF.
CHEsT SPRINGS, CAxEEIA Co, Pa
- Flooring Boards, Sash, Dosrs, Tens-
1iRn and Panel Shuzhe-s, made 70 order and
constantly on hand June 2. 1864 lr
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

The Johnstown Democrat inquiries
"! the @Leaguers" don't bark over the
Summation Of Barker for Congress
WHAT'S the use, when they find their Ca
Ihs fnends of f'other side 90 ready and
''lilns 70 90 il FOR them,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

TO a CNDERi-soLDHRs ON -H RAMPAGE
VARIETY
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-08-18

The snbsc-Ibe- takes pleasure 81 snnoun.
cfng 70 tha people Of Ebensbu-r and vicinity
that ne has just received 81 has store. on
High street. the largest AID most compIe.s
assortment Of
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-21

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irregularities
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-21

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RosTaTTER's STOMACH BIFrBRs. fhIs pSpz-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-08

THE MONTREAL AND VT. JUNCTION RAIL
RoAD.-The Montreal and Vermont juno
tion Railroad, of which D. G. Linsley,
ESQ, is the contractor, is nearly CON-
pleted A telegraph line has been built
along the road, the first dispatches over
which were as follows:
PHrLLIPsBURs, G. L. Nov. 81.
To j. g. Smith, Montpelier
Irejoice to send you greeting by the
first telegraph dispatch from the M. &
vt ]. r. r., in connection with our new
railway. May it serve to unite more
closely in the bonds of fraternal inter
course, the people of either side of the
border. D. c. LINsLEY, for Citizens.
TO d. O. Lisisley and Citizens Of Phil9psbprg,
Canada East.
All hail to the new telegraph and the
Montreal and Vermont Junction Rail
road. Twin enterprises to work for the
growth and prosperity Of Canada East,
and at the same time to'eement, / hope
and trust, into firmer body of union
and sympathy, the people OF Vermont
and their friends and neighbors north of
forty-five. May a spirit OF justice and
fraternal feeling ever characterize their
intercourse Please accept my kind re-
CARDS. J. GREGORY Smith.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-08
From the Department. of the south.
HLroN HEAD, s. C. Nov. 80, 1854.

HILroN HEAD, s. c, Nov. 30, 1854.
Editor Rutland Herald If I am not
greatly mistaken you will hear some
glorious news from this section of the
rebellion soon. On the 28th of Nov. an
expedition commanded by Gen. Foster,
consisting of nearly all the available
troops in this department, together with
several hundred marines, left this point
as it is supposed, to form junction
with Gen. Sherman,
To-day we have rumor which will
repeat; The expedition proceeded up
Broad River twenty-five miles, and -ef-
fected landing at Boyle's Landing. A
few rebel cavalry fed at their approach.
Shermans army is reported to be at
Station No. IL, one hundred and ten
miles from Savannah. An army said to
be in command of Early is said to con-
front him at Station No. 10, on the Sa-
vannah road If this is the case Sher-
man may be obliged to stop and fight
him, but we have hopes of glorious re-
suit. Whether Sherman is marching
upon Charleston or Savannah, or upon
neither of those places, is not known
but we are confident that before many
weeks his base of supplies will be upon
the Atlantic coast. In the absence oi
most OF the troops, civilians have been
enrolled for the time being and are doing
guard duty throughout the department
But in the hope of splendid results they
submit to it with hearty good will.
Some of my facts may prove to be fic
ton, but l give them to you as we re
ceive them. e. III. P.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-08

TIE VERMONT CAvAIRy.--The follow
ing are the names Of the battles that are
to be inscribed upon the colors Of the
1st VT. Cavalry, as decided upon in a
meeting of the returned officers of the
regiment, held at Burlington, Nov. 10th,
1854. - t4... s.ss i. f.4,b -
Mount Jackson, Middletown, Orange,
Kelley's Ford, Bull Run. Ashby's Gap,
Greenwich Hanover, Pa, Gettysburg, Mon
terey, Hagerstown, Boonsboro, CuIrepper
C.H., Buckland, Kilpatrick's Raid, Craig's
Church, Yellow Tavern, Ashland, Salem
Church, White Oak Swamp, Malvern
Hill, wilson's Raid, Winchester Toms
Brook. Cedar Greek. des q s5b'h e"
Several battles in which the cavalry
have been engaged with honor to them
selves and the state were, omitted for
want OF room oa the colors to inscribe
them all
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-08
miscellaneous items.

Some few days since suit was ter
minated in Hungary, which had engag-
ed the courts in that country FOR one
hundred and eighteen years.
George D. Prentice of the Louisville
Journal was at the Spottswood Hotel,
Richmond, on Wednesday last. He is
there TO intercede for the pardon Of his
rebel son, under sentence of death for
murder. ..e
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says
the powder works, arsenal and machine
shop located at that place have been
completely destroyed, and the valuable
portion of the machinery removed to
q location not threatened by Sherman.
When the members Of the rebel LIE.
gislature skedaddled from Milledgeville
on the approach of Sherman, they were
SO frightened that some of them paid as
high as $1,000 to be carried eight miles.
Poor fellows.
On the 9th of last month, five of the
principal banks Of Baltimore were vic
timized to the amount OF over $50 600 by
means of forged checks, in sums vary
ing from $4,000 to 1000. Several arrests
nave Deen mace.
"A cheese weighing four thousand
pounds has been shipped from Califor-
MIA as present to the soldiers Of the
federal army.
The Illinois State Sanitary Commits
sion have arranged to meet Sherman's
army and our Andersonville prisoners at
some point on the Gulf or Atlantic coast
with large cargo of potatoes, onions,
pickles krout, and dried fruit. We trust
the prisoners may be able to keep the
engagement.
The highest wages paid to agricul-
| tural laborers in England or on the con-
tinent is thirty seven cents day, the
| laborer boarding himself, and the aver
age is not more than twenty cents day.
| 1t is no wonder emigrants flock to this
country,
"A dress parade of bounty jumpers
took place at Indianapolis, Ind, q few
days since over one hundred of them
were lashed two and two to long rope
4 with herculean African leading the
column through the principal streets
and ringing bell. Each jumper car
ried a large placard on his back as al
advertisement of his profession.
"A short time since Maj.-Gen. Stone
man. accompanied by his family and col
ored nurse, went into an eating-houst
at Wellsville on the Ohio river. Aftel
they had seated themselves an elderly
woman stepped up and said that mig
gers were not allowed to sit at the table
with white folks. The General theI
asked that she have table alone, as h
wished her to feed his child. The wo
man refused this request, and the col
ored nurse was Obliged to remove from
the table. When the proprietor came Il
collect his fare, Gen. Stoneman reportet
to him that the woman had insulted hin
about his servant, and told him that h
did not think he treated the public witt
proper courtesy. The proprietor, am
also his brother who was near made
violent and brutal assault on the Gen
eral, knocking him upon the foer, kick
ing and lacerating him in frightfu
| manner. before he could ee rescued. Th
{ General was Just from Libby prison, an
was on his way home.