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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12

wASrED.-To buy Twenty Tons Of Old News
papers, Writing Paper, Obsolete Ledgeus, and
Books and Papers Of all descriptions now out
Of use.
ALsO-Twenty Tons Did Rags, Old Bsleing
and Rope, and Rotten Cotton.
ALso-FIve Hundred Thousand Pounds Loose
Cotton, for which the highest cash price Will be
paid by NM. J. BERLIN q CO.,
nov7-iw. 22 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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rs Cords and ornaments, ladies! just receiv-
ed az Herzog & Bro, number three hundred and
sixteen and a half Main street.
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rs- Trusses scientifically adjusted for Hernial
Rupture-Inguinal, Femoral, Ventral or I'M
bIical-by Dr.. GHddon, 42 Main street, near
Beal lover drug storel. nov76t"
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

A. DELAP, ". l. TRssk
or Memphis, "a Of New iOrleaug.
d FLAP &c G O..
COTTON FACTORS aud General Commission
- Merchants, ~ Front Street, near Adams.
Memphis, Tennessee. Consignment solicited,
and particular attention paid TO Filling Orders
ofcvery Description. no5-Im.
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N|-|T|"T |"~I- "WE |IN u ITI VTTW7 q
z. J. Dalton & Co.'S, forty-six North Court
street, between Main and Second.
TIE CEnER GARDEN.-Having passed through
the Summer Festivals, in which every visitor.
found SO much pleasure, the proprietress takes
pleasure I'm saying that winter, with its %icicles.
shall be thawed by hot punches. Fresh oysters,
shell and can, served in all styles, to suit the
most fastideous taste, embellished with choice
wines, etc. Come and see us, and while away
the winter days and evenings.
MRS. II. ZAUSCH,
Corner Of Wellington and South streets.
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nE Large consignment Of Ladies Furs just
received AZ the Memphis Hat Company's.
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nE The largest stock ofladies and gents fur
in the city. at Wheaton's. nOv7-lw
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FREE UNcH.-The Atlantic saloon, three hun
dred and sixty-two Shelby street, Thos. W.
ODonnen proprietor, will set a fine oyster
lunch this morning, from ten A. NJ. TO twelve
NJ. Ifyou want good liquorsth hi is the place to
get them. nov7-lw"
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SACRiFiCES-In Dry Goods, which must De
sold without reserve, at r. j.. Dalton & Co.'S,
fOrty-six North Court street.
h6-Ifmerchants viii reflect, they Will find they
are promoting their own interests, and increas-
ing their own trade, by p%atronizing our home
manufacturers, Instead of ordering from North
eru and Western cities. The more articles OF
goods the home manufactures has demand and
sale for, the more employees he requires to
produce these articles, and, Of course, il the
number Of employees and families here are in
creased, the more customers the merchants VIII
have 70 supply their wants. Therefore we
would recommend our merchants and other
to obtain their supplies Of soap from o. F. Pres
colt < Co, local oil and lamp store) forty Jeder-
son street. The character Of their soaps are well
known 10 the old merchants OF Memphis; al
others need only refer 10 them for further In.
formation.
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MEMPHIS DIRECTORY The circulation OF
Longs Memphis Directory Is rapidly progress
ing, and meeting with very hsttoring success
The book is being delivered as fast as possible
and in course Of this week the subscribers viii
an he slppIiad with a conv.
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r. saddlers and Hsrnessmakers viii hndthe
largest and most complete assortment Of sad
dlery, Hardware. Harness-mounting, Patent
Enamelled Harness, Skirting and Bride Leather
in the Southwest, al low figures, at Moores,
Smith 4 Co.'S, 362 Main Street, Provine Build
ing. n~ov.5.weds& suds.
nE-Fnr Lanhscnne Gnrieninr 20 ndvortisa-
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~ Ladies, go to wheaton'san xamine his
splendid stock o muffs, CUTS, victorine s, eapes
and winter riding caps. nov7-lw
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NOTICE TO TRAvELERs."-B procuring your
railroad and steamboat tickets at the General
Union Ticket Office, No. IS Madison street, You
have your state-rooms secured, and save from
two 70 i've douors fare on through tickets.
noy5-Iw T. B. BYINGTON, Agent
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LADIES FURs.-Ladies' Fursl Ladies' Furs
Ladies' Furs!li at the Memphis Hat Com
DauV5g uOyll lw
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Al member Of Beal
street Church are requested 20 meet at Asbury
Chapel, at two o'clock, for The purpose Of re-
organization and the transaction Of other inn
portant business. nOvS-jt
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~ Moores. smith q Co., No. 52 Main Street,
Pr0vine Block, have the largest and most COM
plete assortment of saddles, Brides, Harness
Collars, etc, IN the Southwest. Call and exam
inc. nov.6weds.&suds.
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IA number pair Of Derringer Pistols for
sale al iez than eor. A good chance 20 get a
superior article very cheap. Apply at APPEAL
Counting Room. nCvll-It
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HE-For Landscape Gardening sec advertise
mcnt column. novlO-lw
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ORES GooDs-wIthout regard to cost, at R. J.
Dalton a Co.'S, forty-six North Court street.
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ra- Dolbear's Commercial College, 20 Man
Street, will be kept open the entire year from
s A. NJ. to 9 p. 81. Lessons given in Writing
Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
Surveying, Navigation, etc. Persons from the
country can complete a fun course in a short
time. Br Dolbear refers to ten thousand Of his
former pupils in the South, and 10 the citizensOf
The Southern states. nov.5.9tweds. & sunds.
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na- All styles OF white and colored Paper Col
lars at Kahn a Co.'S, 26 Main street. novl0-3t
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ps- Oyercoats, Mackanaw Blankets and
Shawls, at Drake & Co.'S, ~ Main St. nol0-2t
NoTICE.-From and after this day, Wednes-
day the eighth insta2t, we will run a regular
Omnibus line to all Railroads leading 10 the
city Of Memphis. Parties wishing 10 leave on
any Of the trains viii have their calls promptly
attended by leaving their orders az our stable
SO Main street.
nov.S.lm. =. KICK & BRO.
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For the week ending Nov. Il as copied nom the
books ofthe Merchants Exchange. were as fol-
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q A great point with young men is a dash
ing and elegant hat. The new fail and winter
styles at Whcaton's, lg9 Main street, are com
mended to their attention. nOy7-lw
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/ UDITOR,S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
II The undersigned Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Cambria county, 10
report distribution Of the funds IN the hands
Of Wm- Palmer, Esq administrator Of the
estate Of Frederick knepper, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons interested that he viii
attend TO the duties Of said appointment III
ms office, IN the borough Of Ebensburg, on
THURSDAY, the 26th day Of JANUARY, at
one clock, P. n, 81 which time al persons
are required ID present their claims, Or be
debarred from coming IN for q share Of the
fund JN0. E SCANLAN, Auditor.
Ebsusburp Jan II 1863.
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IoCLL Ind PERSONAL.

FBEEsBURG AND ericsson RAILRoAD-
m and after Monday, October 81, 1864,
AIMS OF this road VIII run &c follows:
7rAvT EBENsBTRG-
- 100 A ", connecting with Pitts. & Z.
Ex. West and Fast Mail East
t-5.25 P. NJ. connecting with Pitts & Z.
Ex. East and Mail Train West
Leave CREsSUN-
All. .27 4. N, Or on departure Of aarr.
accommodation East.
L. $40 P. NJ, Or On departure q Mail
Train West.
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MARRIED: On Tuesday, 3d instant, al
Bloomington, M'Lans county, Illinois, by
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, pastor Of the New School
Presbyterian Church Of that place. EIr
DAVID D. PKYCE, Of Cambria tp-, Cam
bria county, TO Mics SUSAN JANE VII
1IAMs, Of Bloomington, formerly Of Eb-
ensbu-s.
In the midst Of their new-found happi-
ness, our friends were not fUrgetful Of ye
Printer. No. They remembered US, and
E1ter manner that was peculiarly graft
flying. For this, taken IN connection with
the high degree Of esteem we have ever
entertained for the bridegroom and bride,
We tender them our thanks and eongratu-
lations. May happiness, prosperity and
coutsntmeut encompass them ever. May
they live TO tins green old age u the
Psalmist, an6 may each succeeding year
only rivst the tighter the bords which
bind them together May they, IN short,
fully realize the truth OF the poets re-
marx, that Marriage, rightly understood,
gives To tbs tender and the good q para
disc below"
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r NDSEY IMPROVED
BLOOD-SEARCHER !

For the cure Of al diseases arising from I'd
impure staIe Of the blood, Bucb
Scrofula,
CancerOus formations,
CuIansous diseases,
Er-sipelas, Bulls,
Pimples on the face,
Sore Ewes. ScRld Head,
TeIter affections,
Old and stubborn ulcers,
Rheumatic disorders,
Dyspepsia, Costiyensss,
Jaundics, Salt RheUm,
Me-curial diseases,
General Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Loss Of appetite,
Low Spirits,
Eoul Stomach,
Female Complaints,
Together with al other
disorders from III i'm
proper condition Of the
circulatory system.
As general Tonic, its effects Ere most
benicnaut, and II cannot fail II benefit
where used perseveringly, and according
10 directions
pREPAEED AyD sold BY
r Z SELLERS i 90, PITTSBTRGH, Pa.
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MPORTANT

II lGHlN IMPORTANT
H TO BLACKSNITas
Fou--fifths of tinat and hG-d labor saved ny
using
ISAAC {. SINGERS
ETN AND COMPLETE TIRE AND RAND
BENDER
Pa1e1lred March 10, sB6a- ItB chief adTantA-
ges are
1E-- Hsv1nr strong gear wheels 10 obtain
power, one man can operate II 70 bend cold
wagon tire, any size under ! ~ Z inches
-. 4svinE movable collars, 10 hold 1hs
bay square on the portable rollers, L takes al
twist ON Of the bar, while bending IL = regu-
lar circle
3D. Il can be shifted 70 bend 70 any desired
circle, from one I'D 10 twelve ieel, n one
minute
18th Having & movable centre post, which
can bs quickly taken Of, tires and bands are
easily taken out
51h- The upper ribbed roller WI alyvavs
draw the bar through
9th Being guaged and numbered, & card
with directions accompanies Il
The Machine IL good lOil the Journals
running order bulted upon strong piece OF
timber, without Leg CT crank, for S25 Or with
legs an6 crank for $50
Al cash orders promptly attended 10.
EAS State and County Rights 1or sale
ISAAC {. SINGER
Ebensburg. Aurl Il 1S6z-lr
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NELLERS EERMIFUGE /!

SELLERS EERMIFUGEt
From Rev, s. Wakefield, former Pastor Of the
Liberty street II. E. Church.
Mr.. z. E SELLERs-I Is from & sense Of
duty, as well as with great pleasure, that I
bear testimony 10 the virtue Of your Justly
celebrated Nermifuge- ! procured a single
bottle, and gave II 10 three Of my children,
who had been III Tor several weeks The el-
des1 was seven years OLD, the next four, and
the youngest eighteen months The FIRST
passed hfty-sIx worms, the second furty-sev-
Ell, and the third considers BILE number, not
distinctly recoIlecteG- Since then they have
been doing well, and are now In gooo health.
Truly, s WAKEFIELD.
p-fce . cents.
PREPAREp AND SOLD By
L. Z SELLERS CO.,
[decl-ly PITTSSUR6, Pa.
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4 TnITOR,S NOTICE.

a DDIIUhc = NUINE<-
II The undersigned Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Couis Of Cambria county, 10
report distribution of the funds IN the hands
Of J. NJ. Campbell, surviving administrator Of
the estate Of James s. Clark, deceased, hereby
notifies ali persons interested that ne viii
attend 10 the duties Of said appointment at
ms Office IN the borough Of Ebensburg, on
THURSDAY, the I'd day of FEBRUARY next,
at ! clock, P. NJ, al which time all persons
are required 10 present their claims or be
debarred from coming n for share o. the
fund JN0- E. SCANLAN, auditor.
Epensburg, Jan. Il, lH65.-5i.
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-Donf STOP
See corrected schedule for Ed. 4 Cres-
son Branch 1t head Of first local column.
Z. G. RR. Co.-At al election Of the
stockholders, held on Monday last, the
following named officers were elected by
the Ebensburg and CreEson Railroad
Company, 10 serve during the ensuing
wear: President, 4. A. Barker. DErec-
tors. j. Moore, E. Roberts, Fl. Foster,
James Myers, Jno. Williams, Thos- Grif-
fths. II. J. Lombaert, Geo. j. Rodgers,
Abel LLOYD, Richard Jones, Jry Isaac
Evans, Robert Davis.
The sleiEhins Continues excellent
hereabouts.
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SELLERS COUGH SYRUP

SELLERS COUGH SYRUP
From a Gushing, Druggist, 3 Bend, Ind.
D & OWEN, Esq.-DeGr Si--In reply 10
your favor Of the 18th instant, ! would say
that the sale Of Sellers Medicines has far ez-
ceeded my expectations and IN case have
they failed To p-odnce the desired effect. The
Cough Syrup is a cure for coughs, colds, &c.
and the cheBpness ~ TIE article places Il
within the reach Of al, which, together with
It's efhcacious qualities, renders II & unlDe~sal
favorIte Not Il day passes without numerous
calls for ''the one thing needful," al this sea-
sOn Of the year, VIZ, Sellers COugh Syrup.
Yours, 4. u. GUSHING.
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CTRAY COW

CTRAY COW
~ Came H the residence or the subscriber
N Croyle township, or about the 81 OF
September last q res COW with cousiderstl.
white about the belly and legs, an6 long. wide
herHs- anu apparently abou1 wears old The
owner Is requested 10 come forward 1grovs
property, pay charges, and take her away. ar
sne VII be disposed o4 according 10 Jaw.
JASON CRCN.
December ! 1864
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NELLERS LIVER PILLS.
RE Read ana Judge for yourself. ga

= Iastlu Elu IuUEE lU1 .volSEEIl n
SILVER CKEEE, OHIO Co, Virginia,
March 20, 1649.
Mr.. Z I. SELLERs-LsG7 Sri think Il e.
duty owe 10 you and the public generally 10
state that ! have been afflicted with Liver
Complaint for long time, and SO badly that
al abscess formed and broke, which left me
II a very low state. Having heard OF your
celebrated Liver Pills being for sale by 4. Z
Sharp, " est Liberty and recommended 10 me
by my physician, Dr.. T. Smith, ! concluded
10 give theIn G fair trial. ! purchased one
box, and IUunG them MT what they are rec
ommendeG-Ihe best Liver Pills ever use6 /:
and after taking four boxes, find the dis
ease mas entirely left me, aad an now per
1ecrly wei. Respectfully yours,
. H. COLEMAN
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thing The latter Is what II ought to be
A plaque upon al duh, prosy, gloomy,
ll-iorebodlng, 5amoaning letters, when
sent L. man wearing the Union blue =
Let letter De full Of little bits Of news.
the doings at and about home, bearing
good viii towards al men, and recounting
the lRDors Of the provost marshals and
their crippled soldiers with al skulkers
from the service. Only such letter Is
worthy I'd De sent TO Union soldier. He
knows ms danger, knows ms labor and
privations, and wishes not II have them
morosely recounted, for he lives rejoicing
II the hope Of the final triumph OF his
country.
On the 18th nit, We were permanently
brigaded, and now form part Of the first
brigade, third division, ninth army corps.
This brigade Is formed Of ths 200th,
20Sth and 2G9th regiments Of one year
troops, and is commanded by Col Divan,
OF the first named regiment. Ths 205sh,
207th and 2llth regiments, ALSO one year
troops, form the second brigade, under
commend Of Col. Matthews, d sbs 205th.
The two brigades form the third division,
commanded by Brig.-Gen. Hart-gaffs
Letters fDr US, ID order 10 avoid I'll
mistake, should be addressed To Go. c,
209th Pa. Vols, lst Brigade, Sd Divis-
ion, 9th army Corps.
The health Of the company continues
excellent. The deaths IN tie regiments
by sickness are only three, Of whom one
was buried Oh Saturday.
On Saturday, Gath ult-, We were glad
10 welcome the arrival amongst us Of our
Chaplain, Rev j 5. Lennon. The fol
lowing day, he commenced what beyond
douDt VIII prove 3 career Of usefulness by
delivering a brief but appropriate dis
course. GAaAA
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TOHNS0NS
gHEUMATIC COMPOUND
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER !

Eup z rat internal remedy Is the best ned
iCiue ever offered 10 the public for the ef-
fectual cure Of rheumatism, GOut, Neural -IR-,
Dyspepsia, and as q Blood Purifier, II mas no
equal for al diseases arising from al impure
state Of the blood such as Scrofula Or King :
Evil Scald Head, TeTIer, Ring II orn, Female
CON IlaIntE and al break-outs on the face or
bpdy. The vast number Of rub-on medicines
which formerly have been ussC fOr those dis
eases were merely temporary II their effects,
and Of doubtful virtue, but the RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND reaches The source Of ri trouble,
and effectually baIishes the disease from the
system by its Immediate action on the blood
We advise one and al 10 give II & trial and
become satisfied Of Its wonderful power
TEIDAEED rT
K z SELLERS 4 CO. Sole F-oD-Isto-s,
Corner " oOd and Second sts.,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
EETo whom al orders must De addressed
Price, One Dollar per bottle, or SIX bottles
for Five Dollars. I or sale, Wholesale and re-
TIL, by druggists everywhere.
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STRAY COW

STRAY COW
~ Came 10 the residence of the 81 uf,sc-ife-
on or hbout the Isl DAY Of November. a la-r.
Black Cow, about y or Il wears old. ri.
owner Is requested 10 come forward. rlrove
properly, pay charges and take her away, OF
she VIII bt disposed of according 10 la1r
ANDREW DUNNIRE.
Nov d, 1864
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ETOHNas.-Wm. Roberts, young
MAD resident ID Cambria township, VINO
enlisted In co. D, Capt. LOwnan, 204th
?. Y, last summer, died u hospital 81
Alexandria, Va, about week since. Al
accident occurred 10 the train On which
his remains were being brought home, Oh
the \ Urthe-n Central RI, o. Saturday,
resulting IL the utter deuolishing Of the
coffin wherein they were enshr1Gsd The
remains arrived here Sunday, and were
consigned 10 the grave On Monday
ssph Williams, Of Blaokhek rp-, G member
Of the 110tb 2 Y, died II hospital
couple Of weeks ago. His remains ws-s
brought home for Iuterment. He had
been ID the service about fifteen months.
.. Charles Albert Mills, SOD Of Capt Da-
Vid Mills, Of GalGtzin, this county, FhD
was captured py the rebels IL the SheuRn-
doah Valley some fourteen months ago,
and mas been q prisoner ever since, has
been exchanged and arrived home. He
Is well, but reports that be suffered beyond
description II the rebel cogl-holes....Mr.
James T, Campbell has retired from tie
editorial management OF the JohnstOwD
Democrat, and Is succeeded by MeHsrs.
&. D Woodruff L Son, Of Perry county.
Both the outgoing and incoming editors
have our best wishes for their future sue
oess.-.. Geuartermaster Z. Frank IytIe, Of
the 209tb P Y, was home here Oh brief
leave Of absence last week. Els personal
appearance left the impression Oh our
mind that sneerIng agreed with him 10 q
constitutional nicety---See & number Of
new advertisements IL te-6ays paper
We understand that diptheria is again
prevailing 70 great extent II Tins vlcIn
ity ID one family, named Kane, living
about three miles east Of this place, four
children have died Of this disease within
the pasi three weeks
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A pNINTSTR ATNR,S N0T4CE-

4 VA VA1AI>1EAIN)RS : NOTICE
II Letters Of Administration OF the estate
OF Evar d Davis, lE1e Of Earlb-Ia township
Cambria county, dec G. having been granted
tie subscriber bT the AeEisls- Of said couurv
al persons indebted 70 SAID estate are reuut.s-
TED 70 make iulmeGiu1e Tsavzneul. and those
hRTIng claims against LhU same VII present
them properly aUtbentica1ed- Tor settlement
RACHEL DAVIS Aduiuistrs1-tz
Carb-IH ID, Dee. %. SEz3t
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RR SCBEDULE.-A slight change as
to schedule went into effect Oh the Penna.
Railroad on the 18th ult Trains now
leave Cresson station as follows
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MARRIED: Al Fallen Timber, Cambria
county, Oh Christmas evening, by Rev. I.
Van Scuyoc, Mr.. MARTIN SHoFFNER 10
Miss REBE0CA 6. POWELL, al Of Cam
hria county
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+ ETTEtsS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IL IN THE POST OTFICE.
Al Eberasbt:7g, State Of Pennsylvania,
January /, 1863.
Mrs Jane Bruse Thomas II Gahsy
Daniel / Brown Miss Lizzie Mitchell
David Crook a Il Niles
Gust Christev Timothy Maxwell
Joseph Conway Mrs. - Roredone
Mrs. Rachel Davis Mrs. Jane Roberts
Thos. Dodd Nancy Rodkay
John Davis Mrs. Susan Eaper
Mrs. Margaret HoIlen George Sewers
JOIN ltle Mrs. Mary Snoomaksr
Miss Maggie I. Jones George Shrom
Mrs. Jane Johnston Miss Mary Set1Iemir
Nm. D. Jones Mrs Cath. J Langdon
Thomas keviu Robert D. Thomas
Rev. Edger Lennon James Thomas
Mrs. Flora Lennon Miss Charlotte Walt
John Lemon Miss Susan WIssirgsr
Miss Lmma NJ MGowin
JOHN THOMPSON, P. II.
January u 1864.
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FGAE COAL GOAL
" The subscrzbe- Is now carving on the
Colhery Of Nm- TiIey, Sr al Lilly Station
on the PennEyi ivauia Railroad. Cambria cour-
y, and VIII be glad Te fiE al orders 10 any
amount, OF citizens Of EbensbT1rE and zicin
ity. SatIsfacSIGg Is - s1agItv Of Coal rua-
auIied II al cases. w TILEY J-
april 2S. lSez-Gn
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INSURANCE AGENCY.-

INSURANCE AGENCY
L James Purse, agent f0r the Blair couutr
anu 1ycOz1lng Mutual Fire Insurance Com
p2nieB, dohnsTowH Pa
E- III attend promptly 70 making Iusu-
rance n arE pagt q Cambria county upon
application by Ierler or II person
March 18th Bt3-1E
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MARRIED At the residence OF the off,
ciating clergyman, Oh Tuesday, both nit,
by Rev. Solomon Benshoof, Lieut. THos.
DAVIS, 18th Z 5. L, to Miss SUSAN
BURKHAR1, both Of Jackson II, Cambria
county
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-01-12

MARRIED: At Sumnitv;Ile, Cambria
county, on Tuesday, Sd inst, by Rev. Mr.
Ryan, Mr.. JAMES 5. ToDD, of Ebensburg,
former editor Of the Democrat af Sentinel,
10 Miss ANKII NJ CONNELI., Of Summit
vile
Accompanying the above notice, We re
ceived liberal snare Of the wedding cake,
for which favor the happy couple have
our warmest thanks. IF orr prayers for
their happiness and prosperity thOughout
lie were o. avail, then indeed would theirs
be Dever-anding pathway Of roses, full
Of sweets End fragrance, and abounding IN
ambrogial delights.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-01-12

sE Handbins OF al kinds printed az tai.
Office