The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-01


after Monday, November 20, 1855,
-' his road will run as follows:
- EBENsBURG-
"a Y. connecting with Day Ex.
$50 - and Pitts & Erie West.
20 n. connecting with Altoona Ac-
81" West AMI Mail East.
AVE- I'm. NJ. or on departure of pitts. &
- Erie Nail West.
~ NJ. or on departure of Mail
lII,V TNW +. WILLIAMS, Gen. Supt
poREPf PITCAIRN, SHpt, Pits. Dir.
r-,uryds.-According to the annual
If the Inspector General of Penn
u, the whole number of persons
rg in Cambria county as liable to
duty is l,964....We direct partic-
mention TO the Commissioners sale
..,ted and unseated lands advertised
.rbere in this paper. Benny, third
If Col. John NJ. Bowman, of Johns
tied on the 25th ult., aged 6 years.
most Office has been established at
mans Mills, Cambria county, with Mr..
r Garmau as postmaster....K- n. Low
Esq, has been appointed District At
kcy for Huntingdon county, in place OF
J. d. Campbell, resigned...." ."Being
Ious to get out of law and politics,
bael Hasson, Esq, of Ebensburg, is a
,rdate for the nomination of Associate
,s at the approaching Democratic
" convention He would fill the
,r judicial, or any other chair, about as
N as any man we know os 1t may not
qDsrally known that the year 1868 was
r9rei with fity-three Sundays, the first
ID last day being Sunday....The mem
trs of the 18th P. V, just returned from
ew Orleans, state that the people of that
ection Of the sunny South were luxuria-
ng on green peas, lettuce, &C., &c, when
bey left. Just think of it The "ze.
a' is new style of wearing the hail
5ich is becoming popular in the cities
/: achieved by twining false hair Of
argus colors among the locks of natura
" after any method which taste or fan
rny dictate. This is supposed to pres
the tall of the "waterfall"...L w
iI has been appointed represeHtstiv
gate from Blarr county to the Uniol
ae Convention, with instructions t
ITort Gen. John w. Geary for Cover
i... Mr.. Z. d. Litzinger will sell a
.5ic sale, in E6ensburg, on Wednesday
ID instant, at one O'Clock, p. m, lot c
fusehold and kitchen furniture, &c
he sleighing continues excellent, an
lr farmers are making thu most of
!, is estimated that 100000 feet of lun
|T were brought to town on Saturda,
|ll the quantity has been increasing il
ead of decreasing daily ever since. Tn
Erugs are not alone in making the mo,
ot the snow, for we notice "sleighing-pa,
-es' arriving and departing every nigh
d ;he wishes Of the farmers and youn
ks were law, then would we have sno,
nd uninterrupted sleIghing till the fir,
Nay....We return our thanks to GU
blend L. D. khey, of tort Leavenwortf
AaDsas, for copy each of the Fort Keal
|hsy, n. T., Herald and the Great Sa
Lake City, l. T., Daily Union Vidette.-
The Herald is published semi-weekly, o
~ eight by ten sheet, for 5000 a yea
rs loo for six months. The Vjdette
'@eet of nearly the size of The AHegh,
a'n we'll printed and vigorously edite,
Terms, $1,000 per year. From dire'
'Ty published, we learn that, while Sa
Lake City has population of 1900,
contains only two churches. One of thes
" a Congregational the other, the Mo
mon, with Brigham Young, Heber {
N'moaA and Daniel H. Well consti.utin
'. rne FIRST Presidency" There is br
i,''Ie re"S contained in the paper. Frol
'ne market report, we extract a few ou,
atlons Butter 20 C. DER H.. tres
s'ef'- 10 and 20 c. ; eggs, 67 C. per doz
.opF' 5000 to $3.50 per bbI. f; potatoe
~ brown sugar, go c. per lb. whit
Sus"r 30 and 10 C wines and liquor
N''' allowed to be sold by city ordinanc
except at the City (Church) Liouc
soFs Mr. Brotherline notices n
A4s3'anjon in his last issue in a way D
,'l'F to himseIf-more incomprebensib
'.'a elegant. From his remark to II
,-''' that, in his opinion, the NJ. C. fro
I' district is feeding his friends wit
'"g ald his enemies with c1ooo ..b.