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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22
EBENsBURG BOR. OFFICERS.

AT LARGE.
Justices of the Pedce-DaVid H. Roberts
Harrison Kinkead. .......
Bugess-A. A. Barker.
School Directors-Ahel Lloyd, Phil s. Noon,
Joshua D. Parrish, Hugh Jones, E. ]. Mills,
David j. JONES'
EAST WARD.
Constdble-ThomasJ J. Davis.
To,cn CounciL-J. Alexander Moore Daniel
Y. Evans, Richard r. Tibbott, Evan E. Evans,
William Clement.
Observation-Disclosures Jones D. O. Evans.
Judge Of Electton-Richard Jones, Jr.
Assessor-Thomas NJ. Jones'
Assistant Assessors-David E. Evans. Wm.
D. Davis.
WEST WARD.
Constabte-William Mills, Jr p.
Town Councit-John Dougherty, George G.
n Zahm, Isaac Crawford, Francis A. Shoe
maker, James s. Todd rsq e+3e -
Rspeetors-G. w. Oatman. Roberts Evans.
Judge of Election-Michael Hasson.
assessor-James Murray. -EH.-
!, Asslstdnt Assessors--William Barnes. Dan.
isl G. Zahm u '-''' Da"-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

drick's heart! ae 1sa#
What fires of love burned in Condrick S
eyes!
AS his charmer leaned trustiugly upon
his arm, Heaven seemed to descend and
rest on the luwer aud nearest hills
As the murmur of bee in rose, was
her voice to his soul.
Seating themselves on a grassy bank,
they gazed together on the darkling eddies
of the gliding stream
In glowing colors Condrick painted for
the fair being bv his side a picture of the
wonderful wealth hidden within the rock Y
vaults of the Whipporwill mine ar
Charmed by his eioquence and absorbed
in the contemplation~of the picture he had
placed before her, 81 forgot all else, auo
gradually her beautiful head dropped
dropped lower and lowcr-and finally it
rested upon his bosom-his manly chest
Great Heaven! thrill darted through
his frame, and SO affected him that it was
only by tremendous effort that he could
Smother the volcano of emotions swelling
within his bosom
He felt Il desire to bound to his feet and
utter wild whoop!
But he didn't.
No: he constrained his emotion he re-
sisted the insulse
Her head was now fairly and snusly
nestled upon his breast
As she lay gazing into his handsome
face, her parted tresses, of richest brown,
fell backward in affluent waves from her
broad forehead, unkissed by the sun, and
of marble texture and whiteness Her
great liquid eyes looked into his, and he
gazed down into their unfathonable depths
till all the past, all the future seemed to
centre there.
Heaven came down still lower, resting
on the valley.
But this could not always last. He feit
that it could not. She seemed expecting
something. a'T's
Her great eyes closed YEARLY, and the
silken fringes CT their curtains rested on
her cheek.
He was happy as he was, but be could
not be as he Was forever.
She seemed TO have the same thoughts.
She slightly raised her head It's
pressure on his breast was not SO great as
~
He was distressed. Would she rise p
Was he about to lose Eer2
The thought was agony.
His head grew dizzy. He felt himself
standing on Il prccipice.
He was losing his balance. es#
He was toppling over.
Courage! ""
He gasped-sasped cut his tale of love-
1t was not a long one.
But it was to the point.
She sighed-a long, long, tremendous,
sigh.
But she said nothing.
In murmuring tone, he asked her if
she hadn'. some feelings of the same kind
FOR him.
She put her arms about his neck, and
hiding her sweet face in his shirt front,
sobbed out in broken voice that that was
what allied her.
Heaven let go all holds, and fell at his
feet. .-.
Here followed several deep, searching,
kisses
For the qualification of my lady read
ers, and that they may know the exact
number and duration of these kisses,
have put them all down. They were as
oIlows, the stars representing their num-
Der, and the dashes the duration of each
- S+s>aE;k*- LsEas;ssE'4E
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will be observed that the last one was of
immense length. 1t has tail to it like a
comet. / am not sure that it was not
even longer thar [ have represented, as
Condrick even is not sure about it. He
thinks about here he was insensible for a
time a@'.
After all these kisses came an awkward
pause. a=. 9aif
The situation to be sure was not an un-
happy oue a
Blu. again my friend felt that it was
time for something more.
He had made the leap from one prici-
pice-another was before him.
He was tuttering to its brink.
He must speak Of marriage.
How would she take that fa-
She had acknowledged that she loved
him. 1A cHt
This gave him courage.
He gasped, and chokinsly gulped out
the question in fear, and with his eyes
slightly closed.
E She clasped him more tightly about the
neck, and sighed deeply. s7
Poor Condrick all sorts of fears attack
ed him. -A7a s1af
The very blood in his heart seemed
congealiDg. ~
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Love and The EshthFSiS.

| Our Washoe bachelors are always on the
qui rice during the last months Of summer
and the first and second fall mouths, when
the emigrant trains are rolling in off the
plains with whole troops of sun Drowned
damscls.
The girls have all heard that the chan
ces FOR getting husbands are lawful good
in Washoe." They know there are '.sig ghts"
of chances, SO they begin primping shortly
after passing Independence Rock, and by
the lime they strike the waters Of the
Carson, they are in a perfect state of wrls-
gle.
My friend Condrick wanted a wife.
He wanted apiece of "unsophisticated
calico from the States"
He talk ed much of when the trains
would arrive, and of pretty EN- igrant girls
He swore he would "gobble up one this
fall, sure" -. -
At lastit was reported that big train
was camped on the Carson, two miles be-
yond Dayton.
Condrick mounted his mustang and
departed with alacrity.
The report proved true, and, what was
better, 'Women absolutely abounded," as
Condrick afterwards informed me, in his
enthusiastic way.
He rode among the tents and wagons,
ostensibly much concerned to know exact
ly the State, county and town from which
each family hailed, but in reality taking
notes of the fine points of all the marriage
able looking females In the camp.
AT last he struck one that suited him to
a dot. ,.a
Long afterwards he said to me, with a
great sigh which he tried to smother in a
laugh, "Oh! she was clipper! Trim as
a gazelie 1.-the as willow; cheeks which
(though sun-browned) showed a peachy
ruddiness; with eyes, ah such great
brown swimming eyes that drove your
soul down into your boots, dragged your
heart up into your throat, and left you
specifies and slaughtered"
To this sumptuous female Condrick laid
siege.
His progress was coed.
As the shades of evening settled down
upon valley and hill, he and his charmer
took stroll. .r.r .ss
AS they walked along the meandering
banks of the Carson, the full face of the
moon rose up frcm behind the eastern
hills. All pature seemed filed and quiv-
ering with love.
Love danced in the rays of moonlight
that glanced on the stream; the willows
rustled their leaves to the passing breezes,
and SO swcetly told the story of their love
that even the restless winds were enticed
for awhile to linger, torgetlul of their
Journeys; enamore1 night hawks were
skimming the love-laden air in voluptuous
circles, rays of ianguishIng light cleaning
in answering flashes from their lazy wings;
crickets, pee2ing from their holes in the
neighboring hillocks, chirped to each
other in mellow, tremulous notes the ripe
and gushing loves of their surchargcd
hearts; beetles, crazy with love, thundered
hoarsely their plants of the tender pain
that racked their mailed bodies, and the |
sweet honeydew of Heaven fell softly into
the heart-cup that each meek plant held
up. -, ~
The sympathetic hearts of the lovers
the tendcr influences sur
rounding them, and shared the sweet
thrills with which all nature quivercd.
Slowly the pair, in fond discourse, wan
1ered on. 2.1CH g0.
@sEs .-.e-aET
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ERENSRURG MAILS.

MAILS ARRIVE r.
Eastern, daily, at l23 o'clock, A. NJ.
Western, :. at 122 o'clock, A. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock: 2. NJ
Western, 1" at o'clock, P. NJ.
ESrThe mails from Butler, Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Thursday of each week,
at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
at A. NJ. t-. ....
rsa The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
rolltown, &C., arrive on Monday, wednesday
and Friday of each week, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'clock, A. NJ.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

Dg Horace Walpole used to say: "Use
little bl. of alum twice or thrice a week
no bigger than your nail, till it has ali
dissolved in your mouth, aud then spit IL
out. This has fortified my teeth, and they
are as strong as the pen of Junius. I
learned 1t OF MIS-. Grosvener, who had not
speck In her teeth till her death"
sS- In early life, General Sheridan was
newsboy He circulated news then
makes it now.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

DS- a professor of penmanship, whose
specimens of skill have often been on
exhibition in various cities of New York.
is a soldier in the Union army. Being
at home on furlough, recently, he found
his ballot signed with a cross and his
mark. Some of the 'friends" oe Gov.
Seymour had been handling it, is the
supposition.
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ofE,n,
- SS--In the District Court Of he gsra,.t
cia District. "'" 'u'i-
Action brought in the District Cour, ~ ,,r,
enth Judicial District, and the complair, ~ Ti'F-
the County of III Dorado " the otRre ~ ,h ~, 10
of said District Court IN and for said Count, mi
State. 1"u
The People Of the State Of California J., ,,c.,,
koiiN and his vile ThEREsE koHN, Dcfcudant,,
Greeting;
You are hereby required to appear in m .,.
brought against you by Martin B1rnham. plsIn,is
IN the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi,i.i n.
trict In and for the County Of n Dorado and ., -.
swer the complaint fled therein on the 2s,b d. ~
April, A. u. 1864. within ten days (rxclusiys y,
the day Of seIvive) amer the service on you ~ ,j
summous-if served within tLis County: II .s,x"i
out of this County, but within this IudicNl Dis,ye,
within twenty dsys or, served out Of said Dis,rc,
then within forty days-oT judgment bv d,fap, ~,
be- taken against you.
The said action is brough, TO obtain iudrns,,
against you for the sum n e}'O, amount doe o. !
certain pTuniiSSory NOTE made by You 10 aid PIE
March 24th. ls62, aud interest GU said sum =, H.
rate nf three per cent per MONTH from October oi,h
1863 also for decree Of foreclosure and order ~
sal ~ certain uortgagrd premises, adjoining IN,
Presbyterian Church property, on Cntonla sres, Ia
the Cry o: Pacetville, III Dorado County and Sat.
aforesaid mcTtEHgtd to secure the pAynent NJ ~
uuie also. for the sum Of Also attorney, fr,. a.
PROVIDED for in said mortgage, all Of which Is morr
particularly Described in COPY ~ cn,rlai,, b.,-h
accompanying. And II you fail q appear and An
sUcr the sA.J complaint as above required the ,,d
Piatth will take jndRnen: Arlius; You for .a,d
sums, l-ter-s' decree ani costs, according To n,
PRAYER .: sad complaint.
Witness, Hcn. :. W. BkocEwAv. Judge of.siJ Dis
tr,c, {. art o. fl,e Eleventh Iud, Al District
- Attest NY hand. and the seal OF ssk
sEAL Court, N ahI 'or sad County Of " DotA
- io. hereto Afix~d, a. fi,e in the City o
PlAc-rvili-, titis t,e 2,th d1y of April. A n 1884
-A--- Il. }, CARPENTER, Clerk.
I Inter Rev by A. J Lowry, Dep Clerk
Jrc's. By order Of Hon. Ogden Squire.
--~ County judge. II Dorado County
Witness Il. J CARPENTER, Clerk.
By A. J. LowkY Drpty
Go. T. WILLIAMS, III S ATTY. AIiahI3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN the Probate Cour; sf the County Of Fl Dorado
i State Cf California.
In the matter the Estate OF VIM. =. Holhngt-
worth, deeeaSed.-Ordcr TO show Cause uhy
order Of Sale Of Real Estate should net be made
!, appearing TO the said Court, 10y the petition
this dl! presented and hlsd Ly T.. 4. McDonlld,
the Executor Of the last III and ame ut Of Wm.
+. Holhngswurih, deceased, praying for an order
uf sale Of real estate, thai II necessary Ia sell the
real estate. to pay the Expenses Of Administrator
aud claims against deceased.
lis therefore ordered by the said Court. that
all persons interested the estate Of said deeea
ed, appear before the said Probate Court OH Mon
day, the 22nd day Of August, A. D. 1864, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of taid day, at the Court
room Of said Probate Court to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said Executor
TO sell go much Of the real estate Of the said de
ceased, as shall be necessary And that a copy
Of this order be published at least four successive
weeks in The Mountain Democrat. a newspaper
printed and published in said County.
OGDEN SQCIEEs, Probate Judge.
Dated July 10th, 1864.
~ True copy-Published BY order Of 0g-
SEAL. den SIuires, Probate Judge. Attest,
~ j. G. CARPENTER, CtTk.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13


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