The Alleghanian, Ebensburg, Pa. Thursday, June 20, 1861 Volume 2, Number 44 Muster Roll The following is a correct list of the officers and men composing the Cambria Guards: Commissioned Officers Robert Litzinger, Captain Andrew Lewis, First Lieutenant Robert A. McCoy, Second Lieutenant Non commissioned Officers R. M. Jones, Orderly Sergeant Daniel J. Jones, 2d Sergeant John E. Scanlan, 3d Sergeant Charles A. Fagan, 4th Sergeant James B. Pyatt, 1st Corporal Wm. H. Sechler, 2d Corporal Evan D. James, 3d Corporal James A. Pfoff, 4th Corporal Musicians John Roberts, Fifer Thomas D. Litzinger, Drummer Privates Bolewine, William Bradley, S. C. J. Brown, George K. Burk, James C. Barringer, Wm. Books, G. W. Camp, John L. Carney, Thompson Conrad, Augustin Dumm, Thomas P. Davis, Wm. W. Davis, Richard R. Deetz, John Davis, George W. Dempsey, Wm. Davis, Edward E. Evans, Oswell * Evans, Edward I. Evans, Wm. W. Evans, Edgar Evans, James N. Evans, Frederick J. Evans, John C. Evans, Griffith T. Fry, John Foster, John Gillespie, John Gillespie, Edward Hoffman, Milton Helman, Daniel Helman, Lawrence Hoon, James Judy, Samuel Jones, Thomas D. Jones, Philip Jones, Richard E. James, David T. Kennedy, Charles Keough, John Leavy, Wm. A. Leavy, Francis A. Leff, Aaron Longenecker, John McAllister, Nathan McBride, John McFeely, John Marquet, W. H. McBrien, Henry Moore, John Owens, Joseph Powell, Wm. Philips, Patrick Rupert, Bernard Rodgers, Benjamin Shoffner, Casper Skelly, Michael A. Story, John J. Settlemeyer, Harrison Will, Joseph Williams, George Wise, John Wherry, John Wissel, Henry C. *Vamosed Local and Personal In Luck: We are happy to learn that our young friend, Peter L. Linton, has received a situation in the Sutler’s department of the Tenth regiment. Higher Honors await him. Havelocks: Miss Dix writes that if the ladies desire to do the soldiers a real service they should make Havelocks. She says, “I never can have too many. Should any one ask what they shall do for the soldiers at a cheap rate, say, make Havelocks.” The ladies should respond to this request. New Depot: Master Robert Thompson has opened out a news depot at the Post Office where he is in daily receipt of the very latest Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New York newspapers. He keeps also on hand a large and splendid assortment of national envelopes, note paper, red, white, and blue collars for ladies and gentlemen, etc. etc. An appreciative public should give the “Doctor,” the encouragement he deserves in his enterprise. Indiana County: The Indiana National Guards, Capt. Porter of Indiana borough, left for Camp Wright on the 10th inst. The Washington Blues, Capt. Nesbit, of Blairsville, took up their line of march on the same day for the same rendezvous. R. C. Taylor has been appointed Post Master of Indiana in the place of J. E. Coulter. A Change: John R. Scott has been appointed an inspector in the Philadelphia Custom House, vice Dr. William A. Smith, formerly of this place. Dem Co. Convention: J. H. Douglas, Chairman of the Democratic County Committee, has issued a call for a Democratic County Convention to nominate candidates for the several county offices to be filled at the coming fall election to be held on Monday, the 8th day of July next. Honorable Exoneration: By report, we publish the annexed document of which it will be seen that Mr. Clinton R. Jones has been honorably exonerated from service in the Cambria Guards. We must hereby state, of our own knowledge that anything but circumstances over which he had no control prevented Mr. J. from going forth with the company of which he was a member. Ebensburg, June 11, 1861 This is to certify that Clinton R. Jones is honorably exonerated from accompanying the Cambria Guards in their campaign. Robt. Litzinger, Captain. _________________________________________________________________ Get more out of the Web. Learn 10 hidden secrets of Windows Live. http://windowslive.com/connect/post/jamiethomson.spaces.live.com-Blog-cns!550F681DAD532637!5295.entry?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_domore_092008