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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
COURT SALE

( ERBHAEr COURT SALl1-
~ By virtue @. en order OF ,he Orphans
Court OF the county OF Cambria, She under
signed. guardian e. Marshall WatEil Jones.
annie Elizabeth Jones, Seward William
Jones, Dayton Jones, Margaret Jones' and
Hugh ". Jones, minor children of Hugh
Jones, late of Cambria Township, deceased,
viii expose 10 sale, at the Court House. il
the borough Of Ebensburr, on SATURDAY.
the 29th day Of SEPTEMBER. instant, IT one
O'Clock, p. m, all the right, title and interest
of the said mirors-being the undivided
fourth part thereof-of and In a certain piece
or parcel of Coal Land, situate in Washing
ton Township, Cambria county, Pa, contain
ing II acres and I42 perches, be the same
more or less, mentioned and described IN
decd OF conveyance from William Tilcy. Jr.,
unto Evan i. Evans, and Richard II. Tudor
ana Hugh Jones trading as Tudor d Jones,
dated the second day Of October. \. D. 1868.
and recorded in the Office for the recording
of deeds in and for tLe said county of Cam
bria. In Record Book Vol q, page 10. &c
subject TO the exceptions and reservations.
rights of iuEresS. eEress, and reEress- and
privileges excepted, granted and provided in
the said conveyance from the said William
Tiley, Jr.. to the parties aforesaid. And al
so, subject TO the dcwcr of Eliza Jones, widow
Of the said Hugh Jones.
gsrus-Cas5.
ze6:5t1 EVAN Z. EVANS, Guardian.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

GIVE HIM. 4 CHANCE The Shasta
(CaL) Courier, edited by a loyal Irish
American. is not afraid of being outstriP-
ped by the negroes. He says:
''It God has given the power to the ue-
gro to become the equal Of or superior 10
the white man, just so sure will that
superiority be recognized by all ; and, in
cur opinion, he mas not far TO 60 to become
the equal OF those who are SO tender-foot-
ed IN refusing equal chances to all in the
race. The negro has been 'handi-caPped'
long enough Give him az equal chance,
weight for age and fair field. We
aren't afraid
The 8oston Pilot Catholic gives the
following opinions:
The black man has the same rigds 20
earn his bread on this earth, where God,
the father and maker Of Us all, has placed
him. as the white man has. lie IS made
in the same image, and the blood Of the
Goldman vas shed for him as well as for
the more favored white maa."
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
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= DNINISTRATOR,S 10.

= DEMONSTRATORS No.
"a Letters Of administration
Of John BlauchfeId. late of Ch
Cambria county, deceased, 3
granted the subscriber by the
said county, al persons inaeltas
tate are requested TO make ps-a
respective accounts, and those 81
against II VIII present tLen 1rc
tjcatel, for settlement.
y. r. 8 AEt-|
Chess Springs, August 2, 1876.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

CtTEAlI SAEF-NIILL FOR S
- The undersigned viii sell IL.
Saw Mil, situate in SEu4crhill TON
the line of the Ebcn-1u-g * Win.
Road The Nil. IS In good r1a1a
with a Circular Saw and other f.
tache6. The Engine is a s5z.=- -5
or one, and of the first class. I5
a Cylindcrs three feet IN 6iaus,s5,
two feet Io1g. with Crate Ba-s. g..
GaE-waeel and Carriage. SAN 81
Head Block, Tail Block. Dogs,
Slides on Fender Posts. al ready
They VIII answer for "a Water Mi.L
All the above VIII ie sold Oh
lerus- THOMAS p. T.
HUGH E. ROB.
aulE.Cn. Wilr-Cre. Cambr;a
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

Gold 1454 on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Crime in the West and southwest.

CfNclNNArI, Jan 26.-The safe OF the dry goods
store at GAINESVILLE Ohio was robbed yesterday OF
the sum of $1,000.
Special dispatches in the morning papers record
numerous losses of life by murder and accident.
Tn Friday last IL man named Green was shot and
instantly killed at Grenada, Mss, by snmc unknown
person.
On the night following man named Fell was shot
dead at the same place.
\ man named Buchanan murdered ms vile at liz
danapolS, Ind, yesterday.
A difficulty occurred between two prisoners in the
Indianapolis jail last night, resulting in the fatal
stabbing of one of the patty.
A Hat boat, containing Mr.. Pratt and eight ne
groes while crossing the Mississippi, ut Font Picker
ing was capsiled. Mr.. Pratt and SIX OF the negroes
Were drowned.
\ train of cars was fired into at Meridian, Mis- on
the It'll inst Lieut.. Hunting was severely wounded.
On the next night the cars were again Tired INTO al
the same place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

unproductive, your memorialists respectfully
% ask that you will revive the act of 10Th March,
"a 1861, and extend for one year the time within
90 which the said BELLOT DIES MINIEREs, Bro
9. theirs and Company may commence the or
4, ganization of their company according to
a. their contract and the act aforesaid; pro-
Is hibiting them, however, from selling their
"a franchise before the work is completed, and
50 that the time allowed your petitioners to COM
" plete their work, if their vendees fail, may
20 be extended ten years"
This memorial is now engaging the attention
of the legislative committee.
We propose to consider in our issue of To-
morrow the voluminous correspondence OF Mr..
BELI.oT IDEs MINIEREs, in behalf of his com
pany, with Colonel THOMAS II. ELLIS, the PreSi-
dent of the James River and Kanawha Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

without knowing anything of them, and in fact
gettnr in ali probability the refuse through agents
End emjgrant runners there, the farmer other
person has but to apply to the Commissioner of the
dats of the applcation, with description of the
Character of the labor required. and to supply them
WITH such INN grants as they desire, in the order in
which their names are registered. at
1t is needless to remark upon the superior adSan-
taes which it is in the power OF the Legislature TO
secure to our State and people by tile passage Of the
" hin to promote and encourage immigrat on to the
STATE of Virginia" FARMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

DISNIsSALs FROM THE ARMY-Can,ain. p. D.
Petit Twelfth V. Il. C., was tried before military
court martial, at Alexandria on the CHARGE of con-
duct preJld'cal to good order and military disci-
Second Lieutenant Henry Meute was tried before
n court martial upon the charge Of conduct unbe.
coming an officer and gentleman aud sentenced
TO be dismissed the service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

New BOoKS.-We have received from Mr.. l..
p. Townsend, Bookseller, Stationer, and flor
the last fifteen years with J. W. Randolph,) No.
lO2, Main street, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth, the following volume: " Mackep.je'S
Ten Thousand Receipts, in all tie CSctM dHd
Domestic ArtS." This book constitutes COM
plete and practical library OF agriculture, book
keeping, cookery, cotton culture, cosmetics,
diseases, dyeing, flower gardening, food, health,
mercantile calculations, perlumcry,
pastry, poisons and antdotcS, preserving,
securing, sorghum, tobacco culture, tanning,
vegetable gardening, weights and measures, &c.
This useful book should be in every family.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Arrival of Secretary Seward At Havana.

onI January 26.-The steamship Stars
%Ga 1p ie5 has arrived here SIX days from Havana
m ,S o'a.es steamer De Sofa arrived at Havana
Seward and family on board '"' imam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Railroad Accidcnt-Three Persons kiIIed anu 4
Number Wounded.

CINOINNATI January 27-The express train, which
was due here at I, A. NJ. to-day was partially
thrown from the track Two cars, said to have been
sleeping ears, were precpitated oil bridge mo ihe
road below Three persons are reporte to fvc been
killed. and many seriously wOund2i WIRE The
accident occurred was small bridge leading u Il
brick-klin, near CrotOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Reported Interview Between the Emperor Napu
leon and the American Minister Relative


leon and the American Minister Relative TO
Mexico.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--A special despatch to the
Nelrs says that private letter from gentleman in
Paris dated January l. has been received here, de-
scIibing recent interview between tie Emperor Na.
pOleOn and the American Minister. Napoleon spOhe
frankly on the Mexican question, and expressed his
determination TO preserve friendly relations with the
United States and said he wished to withdraw the
French troops as soon rs he could be assured that
our policy of neutrality towards Mexico viii bc
tinucd. lie in,maled however very plainly, that
he would never abandon Macmillan as long ~
there was any danger that the United States would
pull dawn what he bad built up ut 50 much expense.
I'M Ee would ask WAS that We should not nici.cre
with the present government of Mexico, the pclma-
Mercy and stability of which if left 10 ITSELF he was
convinced would he secured. The correspond mt
adds: a. have reason 10 believe that dispatches
from Mr. Bigelow, containing 4 full report Of this
interview, were received at the State Department by
the last steamer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
MEETINGS.
MEEIlNGo.
ID lCIIMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.

HI Commissioned May H. 1888.
All persons who have connected themselves with
hi. company and persons desiring t" join, are notified
IT, attend Lcen'y for organization GA MONDAY HrN
January -, 1865, at y O'Clock =. W..
by RESOLUTION ~ the company, ih" honorary E'mlets
are invited to attend. g. W. JARVIS,
ilu.7-2t Chairman.
EsiDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-Thc regular an
vi mrI meeting 81 the stockholders ii the IiDLD
THAN cont MINING COMPANY, will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant, at L. o'clock, at the
oairi OF the Company.
jluI9 .tdm JOHN c. sTANARD, Sec'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Wreck and Total Loss of a Steamer.

BosroN, JAN 27-The steamer Wyandotte, hence
Tor New York, went ashore near Plymouth, and has
gone to pieces. She is total loss. The crew were
ssa co The vessel was insured at New ork for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

NITY SURVEY0R.-A vacancy has occur
red In the above Office, by the death Of the late ia
cnmbent Thoma, Miilin Ladd, Esq. Whether the
clncv is to be filed by mo City Council or the people
will lepeni upon the bill pending before the e-
lauie TO amend the charter Of the ely Of Richmond
Tho Office !, Important, ana should DO filled by per-
SON qua lifted by education and practice TO discharge its
duties. Captain CHARLES II. DlMhpCh possesses al
he necessary qua LEGATIONS and would am sure dis
CHARGE the duties the satisfaction OF all. lie T.
gentleman OF the finest ability and ofspotess int ry
know that he has test mon ais from General Ro5.d
= Loo and Mlior-GcnarAt william dlhone, ot which
any man in hi, profession might well BE- proud.
lie l. The son Of the late General Charlie, Dimmock,
OF this city.
tbIt he NAV be elected RiCHMUND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Muracr in BAH Room.-rhe Murderer Arrested

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27-A young man named
John Maoney was shot through the head ana IN
stantly killed. at the ball of the Invincbe Base Ba
Club, this morning, at the National Guards Hall.
The murderer man by the name of Francis Paul
lNls nrr.sfnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

MoNEY.-The Staunton Tmdic0ior, Of the
10th instant, says: There is in the Adams En-
press Office in this place a package sent from
the city of Mobile to Mrs. General Z" Stone
wall' Jackson, containing draft for S16S.Ij.
1t was brought, free of charge, by the Southern
EXPRESS Company"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
Z = REMON AL.

u ItIIhVN ND.
JOHN &. MILLER.
Qate Of Kent, Paine Co,)
Jobb'r and Eetail Dealerin
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEFY GOODS.
Has removed to that large and conveniently ARRANGED
builds, NJ. go Main street corner 81 Ninth aud
has opened a ful and complete stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
To which b" invites the attention Of the Merchant. Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
SAMUEL u. PRICE has general supervision of The
'ale department, and give Pecil attention tn. TO-.
tail trade. dcrl,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

CoNNirrEE OF PUGLIG SAFErY.-ln response o. 4
call of the mayor of Noho!S, Virginia, large meet
ing of citizens has been held in that city - take Pre-
cautions against The many lawcs ruilans now in,
Testing the place and as is alleged, pelrtIatng all
kinds of crimes Mr. Tahb the mayor, stated that the
police force was not sufficient to protect pesons aud
property and that he had called tue citizens tosetl
for advice and counsel. 1t was agreed after con-d
cradle discussion, TO enroll volunteer police force
of one hundred Citizens to serve during one week,
or until the city shall have been purgrd of the out
laws who have sought refuge here to pursue tlc!l
nciariuus calling.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

PARRIcpE IN NORTH CAROESs.-'rhc Raleigh
Standard tells of u Mr. Obedah Page, Of THAT
county, who got drunk, went home and whipped his
wiiehis little son, IA lad of IL yGdrs cXIOStuIaicd
with him about it, and telling HIM If he ever struck
his mother again he would shoot him, tie boy let
the house aud went down to the mill TO attend 20
grinding. "The old man" followed, and pitching
into his son beat him aud cut his arm badly with
knife; the lad attempted to defend himself with
pistol but his father took il away and threw 1t into
the mill pond. The sOH eNtrcatrd himself aud fed
to the house, holly pursued by the parent and sczn"
a rifle he fred ana brought his father on his knees
quickly trasping another gun. he fired anu Killed
The intoxicated father dead. - much for blue run
and bad moral training
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

GENERAL EALLY.--A letter was received in Peters
burg. Thursday from gentleman in Mexico, who
announces the arrival in that country OF General
Early He rode on horsc.bac in Disguise from
LvnGhburg TO Galveston, Texas, and thence took
shin to Havana, was wrecked, finally reached that
city, and after sholt stay sailed for Mexico.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
LECTURES
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &c.
l. r. W Y o X X.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA. STEAM al, LIZ =
Slilr COMPANY. uc4-Ss ccsssssssss
Til, ma q,ihccni steamship
y ! A & 4 l. \

MA & \ L 4,
Captain CorcH,
Of this well known and I"n2 established line, win
iraNc Ludlan Watson wharf At Rockets, ar T. u.
TUESDAY, for Ncw lDrE.
Fresh, received np the hour Of II ~ Of lay # L,
plrturc.
r,-cn GERS are requested to he pHncti 10 the hour
in getting board.
Tickets AMI berihs secured ci;hrr at my Office oh
hOari.
Frei- ut solicited and taken 81 redacrd rates.
FRI. "a; capacity very large and passenger ace 'nLlp
d.. Ion, uHei ull,d.
Tho steamers Of ti line come directly {" The whifl
N l."cArt:s.
j,neo..; GARRETT 7. WATSON.
TOR BALTINORE,SAYANNAlI,ia-a1, a
l. and BOSTON. t---- -:ss.,,--SS-,s-li
Tho steamer STATE or MARYLAND, Captain mo
~. TRAyEits will leave here WEDNESDAY, the ji~t
Instant St - oclcck H.
Freight received Aond ~, Tuesday, AMI np :" devon
o'clock Wednesday.
rhi. steamer Ia. splendid a,loon., .'a.aroons ani
passenger recommendation.
Passage. '''-''''''' 1000 -
For fret. ht or passage, aPriy to
DAVID X WM CGERiE, Agents,
Office n Charlie, 4. Workman K Co.'s
ian3l-St fifteenth street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

Up SPECIAL NOTICE!
joins W. RIsOE,
Successor to Joseph Il,idley)
APOT AEY AND DRU0 GIST
Corner Of Main and Third streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
Has in stora large stock II Drugs Medicines, Dye.
SluGs, Oils and Paints to which we invite the special
attention or Country Merchants and all others in want
Of such articles. oct Is..if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
MARRIED..

Wo0DsoN-PITzER.-o the 18th Instant at the resi-
dcncs ofhe brides father, by Rev H. W S"eley d. D.,
Lieutenant MEADE WoupsuS, u Missouri 10 Miss FAStH
BERNARD PITZEE, uf Botetourt.
PITrHiN-G ARFrrT.--At the Church Of the Epiphany,
in Dlnville by Rev. DR.. Damr, on Tuesday, the sd
Instant Captain i Nick. PirrNAN late Of the Cuuted"-
rate army, and Miss MANY VISGISIA GAERErr Of Dan
vile.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

iUPA WORD TO TIE WISE.-lf you are
dysp"pIic and desire To lie cured, try BAKERS BIT.
fERS. y"n have sour stomach Indigestion, TORPID
liver, nervous headache bad cold. disrrhor, agu,
and fever, use few bottle. Of BAKERS BITTgES and
olrwori for it You will BE- speedily cared Thousands
ofperons tho shou yrsina aud orih Carolina have
been cured Of tho" disease. by the u these Bitten
anil thousands Of others may be cured Il they but o.,
the same remedy.
To b. had II all Druggists in the city II Riehma-t
and elsewhere in Virginia, also 81 CANDY GILPly
Baltimore. "ri'rs promptly all~l by addressing
=. BAKER, Proprietor.
d"c2'f Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.rR REMOVAL.

IL hEMOh AL.
L. L. MONTAGUE SON,
HOUsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
Have removed to their new building
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CART.
Where they will be pleased to receive order f-au
their friends aud The public generally tor work o an
kind, in their line.
Terms moderate.
hn2i-f l.. L. MONTAGUE x SOY
iCJeJOlIN ". LEE y son, HOUSE AND
SIGN PAINTERS and GLAziERs, corner Eight stl
Grace streets. Walls and Ceilings Whitenei u
Colored.
Will undertake orders in the country.
Having had long experience in the business. tL-,
engage tn give satisfaction.
GEORGE W. LEE.
jan93-lm JOHN W. LEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29
INTERVIEW OF PENNsYLvANIANs WITH THE rIEsI-
DENT.

NIX. tANfEEll.S AlSNlON
Ii is asserted that Tn" departure OF Mr. Campbell
for Mexico is not deferred because of an apparent
unwlingness the part of the Senate TO confirm
him. but because the Government has limited to him
that il would be advisable to remain, and await
further Instructions As ! Informed you week.
ago it is not al all probable that Mr.. Campbell will
ever leave for Mexico.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

FROM the army hospitllthe bloody hatile-fell-th"
mansion OF the rich anl the humble abode Of thr
poor---frurn the Office ami the sacred dc,kfrom the
mountain top, distant valleya and frof ISLANDS Of the
ocean-from every nook and corner OF The civilized
worlds pouring in the evidence Of the astonishing
effects Of BRAKES PLANTATION BiTlEES. Thou-
sands upon thousands Of letter, like the following may
be seen i gu Office:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

SoUTm WARSAW, emo, lu!y IS lsCi.
One ynHns man, who had been sick ani not
out Of the hpus" Tor two year viii Srro!nia and by
siprlaS. after paying the doctors over sJO without
benefit, has been cured by ten bottles Of your Bitter
EDWARD WOuNALL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-10

the fact that there are so many persons
of known truth and veracity who testify
to the authenticity of the statement
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-10
Gen. Barksdale.

The brave soldiers who followed this
gallant officer through many brlllian
battle-felds cherish his memory with the
liveliest sense of respect and affection.
They are now scattered very nearly all
over the State, but wherever they are
their voices and hearts swell with praises
and memories of him. Truly it is most
touching tribute, and if the departed
spirit of the noble hero can realize from
his home in the great Hereafter how
large a place he holds in the affections
of his comrades, he would consider his
death not in vain, although the cause for
which he fell is lost We subjoin the
concluding paragraphs from commu-
nication in the Columbus Sentinel:
Beyond the Potomac, under the
heights where he nobly fell, sleeps, in an
unhonored grave, the most famous
Brigadier of the Army Of Northern Vir-
ginia. That man shed imperlsha6le
lustre on the name of Mississippi With
love bordering on idolatry he bore the
name of Mississippi in his heart On
scores of fields, at the head of his brig
ade, he always said, Mississippians,
remember our homes-remember our
State! This day let us illustrate its his
tory with another bright page! This
man never thought of himself when he
could think of his State. She was all IN
all-may God forgive him that he loved
her So
Is it necessary that another word be
writtenP While statues and monuments,
and tablets are rising everywhere, IN
commemoration of our deathless hosts,
shall it be said no public formal honors
were paid to this mans memory? This
was his State: here in the midst OF this
beautiful little city, was his home. Here
ought his sacred ashes to rest; here
ought monument, worthy his sacrifices,
his suffering, and his death, to be cree
ted. The remnant of his devoted brl,
gade-but handful now, and wearled
and SCARED, and poor in this world
goods-wearied of the apparent neglect
of the memory of their beloved leader, Is
striving for the vindication of this man
name and fame. Here, in this place, let
the grateful work receive an instant be-
ginning, and an earnest support. here
let his bones rest, and his name live.
A SOLDIER OF LEES ARMY.