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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

Senator from South Carolina, Will you
allow me to look at your hand-your right
hand ?"
"He arose, the cloak fell, and I beheld
his face. Gentlemen, the sight Of that
face struck me like a thunder-clap. 1t
was the face OF Il dead man, whom extra
ordinary events had called back TO life
The features were those OF General George
WashinSton-yes, gentlemen, the intru-
der was none other than George Washing
ton. He was dressed in Revolutionary
costume, such as you see preserved IL the
Patent Office"
Here Mr.. Calhoun paused, apparently
much agitated His agitation, | need not
tell you, was shared by the company.
"Wcll, well, what was the issue Of this
scene |'
Mr.. Calhoun resumed
"The intruder, rs [ have said, arose and
asked to look at my right hand. As
! though / had not the power to refuse, l
extended it. The truth Is, felt a strange
/ thrill pervade me at his touch. He
! grasped my hand and held it near the
| light, thus aff0rdiug me full time TO ex-
anime every feature Of his face. 1t was
the face Of Washington. Gentlemen, !
shuddered as I beheld the horribly dead
alive look of that visage. After holding
my hand a moment, he looked at me
steadily, and said in a quiet way:
And with this right hand, Senator
| from South Carolina, you would SIGN youg
name to a paper declaring the Union dis
solved :"
Il answered in the Affirmative
Yes said /, ''if u certaia contingency
arises, l will sign my name to The Decla
ration Of Dissolution"
But at that moment a black bIotch ap.
peared on the back Of my hand, an iuky
! blotch, which I seem to see even now.
"What Is that Z" said I, alarmed,
knew not why, at the blotch on my hand
THAT is the mark by which Benedict
| Arnold IS known in the next world said
! he, dropping my hand.
'IIe said no in ore, gentlemen, but drew
from beneath his cloak an object which
he laid upon the table-la;d it upon the
very paper on which / was writing. That
object, gentlemen, was a skeleton.
There" said he, "thcre are the bones
OF Isaac Hayne. who was hung in Charles,
ton by the British. He gave his life to
establish the Union. When you put yom
name to 4 Declaration Of Dissolution, why
you may as well have the bones of Isaac
Hayne before you: he, too, was a native
Of South Carolina, but there was no bIotch
upon his right hand"
with these words, the intruder left
! the room.
Il started back from the contact with
the dead mans bones, and-awoke. Over
worn by labor, had fallen asleep and had
been dreaming. Was it not singular
dream 7"
All the company answered in the affirm
ative, and Toombs lnUttered,
"Singular, very singular" at the same
time looking curiou,ly at the back of his
right hand, while Dir. Calhoun placed his
head between his hands and seemed buriec
IN thought.
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LbEXsHuRG nos. oEFaeEEss

r,''-.t Of tie Psace.-Dayid II. Roberts
.''.s.u A,aae,d
L' 'ya.t.-Audrew Lewis.
'..t l,nau.L-WiI KittelI William IL.
s' Charles Owens, J. G. Noon, Edward
'-.-uaAer.
... 20 C.uqcH-T. ,. Litziuger.
~-'t't ifeasureT.- George GurIcy.
,Ja " William Davis.
..'',. Dueetors.-Edward Glass. William
s.' Reese ). Lloyd, John J. Lloyd, Morris
[r'a1s Thomas J. Davis.
.'-ifsr Of School Board-Eyau Morgan.
.i,ls s-GeOrge Gurley.
I,Nrstor.-Gcorge Guricy.
'o..-lGcuard T. Davis.
1 LcChoa.-lsaac Evans.
-F..'.fs.--Io4r $ Nlry john J Evans.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

Ezg~ The Boston Post advises a fair
correspondent who complains that the
gentlemen do not rise to give her seat
in the horse cars, On the next occasion.
''to place herself in the lap of the best
looking one in the crowd" "
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

To KEEP Ice FROM WINDOws.-We
find the following directions TO kee 10
from show-windows going the rounds =
Take an ordinary paint-brush or sponge,
and rub over the glass once or twice u
day a little alcohol, and it viii keep the
glass as Tree from ice as in the middle of
summer, and viii give as good polish as
can be got in any other way.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

esa- \ man whom DR.. johnson once
rePgoved for following useless and de-
moraiizing business, said:
You know, doctor, that | must live"
The brave old hater Of everything mean
and hateful coolly replied that he did not
''see the least necessity for that"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

rza- 1t is said that Joe Lane has seut
the following despatch to tLe Governor of
South Carolina:
Deer guv-oregon is lost l hev re-
solved to see seed with my Nativ stat
The eleckshun of Linkon has don the COB
Our only trust now are in god and a
Suthern union. Yourn, 10 LAIN
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10
THE CARRIERS ADDRESS
"TEEE AhLEG GEEANEAN.v
JANUARY /, 1861.
TO THE PATRONS OF

Good morning friendsi wish vou much
GOOD cheer
With oil the bIasefnrs of tho corninr vearI
That thus unon NV Ionr-accustomed range
mako ,,, visit n each friendly door.
..Address,.inr YOU. as have done before!
Nor Tins cndeovor TO eIude pursuit,
For, though the Devil-fre no e!o's" f00t'
Yet It's not stronae-fn oIden time twas SO,
Wbc, fairicz. Ghosts, bobcoblins were the go,
When all the airy, visionary race
Convcrscd with mortal beings face to face,
| And mixed themselves in "temporaI7 affairs,
As much as ever mortals ola IN t"elrS'
And spirits all were oIa'ns' Win every '',IA ~I3
TO" iucH' 'Ae i'Sl'70--'0 ~
NICK
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! Not exhalations of the hazy skies,
/ But hatched from the still "worm that never
! dies
/ And. while. at most, an elfn bail conveys
The greatest harm inflicted by these fays,
| Our spirits (let US not their power scoH)
| Are said to kill at sixty PAGES off.
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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

gSy~ lie who tries on his first pair of
skates presents to the public eye a strange
blending of fall and winter.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

E~An architect proposes to build a
Bachelors Hall, which viii differ from
most houses in having no Foes.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10
re- \ gentleman wrote to DIR. Francis

re- \ gentleman wrote to DR.. Francis
the following note:
Dear Doctor caught cold yester-
day, and got 4 little horse Please write
what ! shall do for them. j. p"
To which the doctor replied:
Dear P.-For the cold, take half a
pound Of butter candy. For the little
horse, buy saddle and bride, and ride
him ont Of town the first time we have
pleasant weather. Yours, DR.. f."
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

THESALEsMAN's BLUNDER.-The Lock
port Courier says a lady and gentleman
called, few days since, into fashionable
hat and fur store in that village to make
some purchases. The lady was talkative,
and purchased one or two articles. When
the twain were about to take their leave,
the accommodating salesman (the propri-
etor of the establishmcnt) asked the lady
who had done the talking and paid the
bill, if she would not purchase one or
more Of his tasteful hats for boys. The
lady, assuming the dignity of Queen Eliz-
abeth, said-'T have only been married
about twenty minutes. l have no boys
yet" The salesman was speechless, he
had not another word to say
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23


Organization OF the Union Guards
At the regular meeting called by the citi-
zens of Lamasco and held at the Union En-
CINE House, to organize IN Independent
Military Company, Mr.. James Davidson
was called to the Chair, and George Wolf
lin was appointed Secretary. After the
object of the meeting was stated by the
Chairman and others, 1877 of the faithful
Union men signed their names to the list
to support the Constitution of the United
States, and fight for our rights whenever
called on by our legal officers. The Com
pany styled themselves the Union Guard
Company. The following officers we're elect
ed; George Welfin, Captain; Jos. Over
ell, First Lieutenant; John Enrich, Second
Lieutenant; Robert Neither, Third Lieuten-
ant; Phi. Rausch, lst Sergeant James Da-
wilson, I'd do. Charles LEIGH, Sd do. G.
F. Broughton, 4th do. Jacob MAIN, lst
Corporal; VIM. Kolle, I'd do; NJ. Hahn,
Sd do; NJ. Stolz. 4th do; Henry Daudistel,
Ensign.
After the election ofoficers, the Company
formed themselves, headed by band OF
music, and marched to the residence of Hon.
VIM. Baker, Mayor, and offered their SER
vices TO the city as special night patrol.
GEoRGE WoLFLIN, Sec'y.
Evansville, April 20, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

THE CRESCENT CRY GUARDS are unfortun-
ate. They were too late to be received
Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Willard
received dispatch from Capt. Thompson
(who went to Indianapolis in the morning)
reading as follows: We cannot get in.
Disband the company The members of
the company were much disappointed, and
feel badly over their disappointment. They
have been making all their calcula-
tions to start this morning, and now
their departure IS indefinitely postponed.
Their services will probably be needed
soon, on another requisition. The COM
pany has been drilling, and begin to bear
the appearance of soldiers. They are I32
strong. About 100 more offered their
names yesterday, but could not be accepted.
Several walked in from the country, ak
teen miles, to volunteer.
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EA- The Vanderburg Greys Captain
Blythe's company are drilling regularly
and will soon make splendid soldiers. Last
night the Captain made the following ap-
pointments: Orderly Sergeant, A. NJ. Con-
nett; I'd do, R. N. Davis Sd do, Joseph
A. Sanders 4th do, L. S Clark; lst Cor
poral, N. Il. Hall I'd do, Vim. p. Baker !;
I'd do, John W. Foster; 4th do, IT. ".
Bippus. On Saturday the company expect
to parade in their new uniform, which will
BE neat bat not gaudy.'
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THB WAR SrIRJr throughout Indiana is
very fierce. For example; In Terre Hsute
on Sunday, the ladies went to work and
made 400 flannel shirts for their Terre
Haute volunteers ia camp at Indianapolis,
and sent the said articles off by Express at
three o'clock the next morning.
Some one called on Chauncey Rose, a
we'll known wealthy citizen there, for a sub
scription for the purpose of supporting the
families of volunteers. He was asked how
much he would give. Mr.. Rose replied -
"Well, will give $4,000 or $4,000, or il
needed $4,000 and if necessary will
give all that l am worth for the cause
All own is in the Union, and with
out its protection my property is not worth
a cent" There is practical good sense in
that remark.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

The INDEPENDENT RIELEs.-This company
was organized on Saturday night at the
Court House The following officers were
elected Charles DENLY, Captain D. G.
Evans, First Lieutenant; VIM. H. Walker,
jr., Second Lieutenant; James D. Saunders,
Orderly Sergeant; Will F. Dunbar, lst Ser
geant; Elder Cooper, I'd ditto; L. L. Nor
gan, Color Sergeant; q. Lutz, lst Corporal;
C. Rush, I'd ditto. There will be meeting
tonight for the purpose Of completing the
organization and also for drill. The public
are invited to attend.
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s.sEE no 1s6.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an order
Of sale issued out of the office of t Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Yanderburgh county, Indiana,
and to me directed, in pursuance Of which writ,
I will, on
MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1861,
Between the hours of ak o'clock A.. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. 81. of said day, at the door of the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Wand rburgh
county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction tile
rents and pro fits fIr a term not exceeding seven
years of the flowing described real estate,
The West half of the South West or. of section No
afteen (5), in Township No five ~, south Orange
ten l0) West, containing eighty acres, situate IN
Yanderburgh unity, Indiana. And should said
rents profits of said real estate Rot sell for
sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the tize and place, offer for sale and sell
the fee simple of said real estate for the satsfac
zion Of said writ and costs, without reg ard to val
uation appraisement laws.
JOHN s. GAVITT, Sheriff V. O.
Jones Bly, the, prf's atty's.
April 22d, 1861 apr23-3ww
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN Thomas AsHBY.-
Capt. Ashby, who was stabbed by Sile
Weed on Saturday evening, died on Mon
day at quarter after twelve. He suffered
great agony. His funeral takes place this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock from his late resi-
dence. Capt. Ashby leaves wife and
three children, who are plunged in grief at
their sudden loss,
The deceased was born and raised in this
county, and was peaceable, inofFensive,
good hearted man, and well liked. Theas-
sault on him was entirely unprovoked
Yesterday when his death was made
known there was great excitement amongst
the River men. Threats were made thai
Weed should be hung, but the Mayor per
shaded them to be patient and await the ac-
ton of the law. saying action would be had
on the case without delay. It will doubt
less be disposed of shortly. Weed is in iail
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

REGULATING TELEGRAPH LINES. - Gov
ernor Dennison has issued orders prohibit
ing all telegraph lines in the State of Ohio
from transmitting any order for arms or
munitions of war, from any person in or
out of the State of Ohio, until the same has
been submitted to and approved by the Gov
ernor ; and the transmission Of messages in
cypher is also prohibited, until communi-
Gated to and approved by Governor Denni-
son.
The General Superintendent of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company has instruct
ed all Operators to observe, strictly, this
order
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

EB~We are informed by person just
from the South that negro instruction
was discovered in San Atobia, Northern
Mississippi, on Sunday, April 18th. The
ringleader was hung, and on the scaffold
told his exeeutioners that 'they thought the
niggers didn't know what was going on,
but they all did, and that his death would
be revenged." Very little has been said
Mississippi papers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

HENRY A. COOK, at the Eureka Bazaar
has his establishment literally crowded
with good things to eat. See his advertise
ment for specifications. We wish particu-
larly to note the constant supply of salmon,
lake fish, and other choice varieties of the
piscatory tribe that he is receiving He,
also, has some first rate apples--a hard ar
ticIe to get at this season of the year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

NOUN VERNON is doing the g big thing !"
in getting ready for emergencies. We
learn that four companies for protection
have been raised there, that the Council
have appropriated $1,000 for that object,
citizens $4,000, and the County COmmis-
sioners will probably appropriate $4,000
Judge Hovey went through here yesterday
to see about getting arms. The gallant
people of Posey don't intend to be caught
mapping.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

R91 At a Union meeting at Fort Wayne,
on the 18th inst, Allen Hamilton, State
Senator, strong Democrat, said in speech
that in case an extra session of the Legisla-
ture was convened, he would vote all the
means required by the State to arm and
equip the militia for active and efficient ser
vice. Other Democrats declared it to be the
duty of the Government to put down trea-
son and rebellion, preserve the Union
maintain the Constitution, and enforce the
laws. That is the right talk
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EAEssOAUT4O.1' OF CO-P.4RT.N s1
Fair Warning.

The undersigned wishes TO give warning to all
those who are Ia the habit of removing plants de-
facing tomhstOnes, and otherwise trespassing on
the grounds Of Oak Hill Cemetery, allowing
their children to roam at pleasure the ground
when visiting there-that there are severe penal
ties for all abuses committed said pre- misses
These penalties range from $40 TO 500. All per-
visiting the grounds will therefore take notice
that the " Regulations" COPIES of which are to
be found at the Cemefery) will be enforced on all
offenders JOHN 8. GOODBYE,
aprIs SeIton Oak HiII CeasteTy.
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NtORo.V-sR's E7-QUEsT.

corouor's iuquest was held the 2Ist OF A prii
1851, over the body OF man, naAle unknown
found At Three-aIii Island, Knight Township
VGnderbUrg county, Indiana. The verdict of the
jury was that he came to his death by sccidep tai
drOSbiDg. At the time Of his death he was about
twenty i've years of age; five feet nine inches high
had dark sandy hair, and was heavy set BE VAS
dressed IN "a blue wooden o7ershirtt cotton under
shirt, cotton striped pants, white cotton drawers
blue wooden socks with white t0ss coarse kip shoes
and had on bis person, so far were able to as
certain, one pips and one comb.
AprZ2-3wwSiti JOHN WAFNAN Coroner
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TIE EXTRA SESSION OF CoxGREs5.-We
repeat below list OF the States which have
yet to elect Representa- ives in the new
Congress. In order to be represented in
the extra session called by President Lin
coin special elections will have to be held in
five of these States:
Virginia, 4th Tuesday in May
North Carolina, 1st Thursday in August 8
Tennessee, " " LILO
Kentucky, lsE Monday " ...lO
California, Tuesday after first Monday in
SeptemDer.......-. .....'... ...'.'''' $500
Maryland, lst Wednesday in November G
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BG@The Rockport Democrat of the goth,
in an editorial on the deplorable events
now in progress, terminates in the follow
ing patriotic strain:
Now that war has been inaugurated and
the Sighting commenced, we want it dis
tinctly understood, that the little part that
we may have to take in the present tragedy,
will stZl be on the side of the Union, and
for the maintenance of the glorious old
Stars and Stripes of our county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23
LOCAL MOTTO KS.

Gs- Volunteers, who expect to leave our
city, and wish to leave perfect and durable
likenesses with their friends, wives, or
sweethearts, are respectfully referred to the
City Gallery, No. IS Main street, as the
best place to have them taken.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

BgS Patrols were appointed again by the
Mayor from the various military companies
last night. The city is now, it will be
borne in mind, guarded nightly by some
thing near fifty armed patrols.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

R@@The Terre Haute Express of the 22d
published the following special dispatch
from Indianapolis:
CAMP MoRToN, April 90 1861 We are
ordered to march tomorrow. There will
be but sirty-fopr men to a company. Deg-
tination unknown. II
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Eeg@The General Assembly of Indiana
meeta in extraordinary session on next
"Wednesday, april gath
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAN RICE'S

DAN RICE's /
Z
azlsS ssAS<SSS
- - - - r.
-
CIR EFT NRO we!
SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER DAN RICE.
Now on his return up-southern tour, from the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC New Orleans, will eS-
hibit at EVANSVILLE, Wednesday, May list.
PositigsIs for day only.
PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Adhesion Cents
Children and Cents
DAN RICE,
N ANAG Err AND II q MOR1 ST,
Respectfully informs his asnsrO,s personal friends
that he has greatly modified, sdditionaliaed and
improved the
GREAT SHOW,
And Is prepared to oise an eotirs near series Of SPEC
TACLES and FEATURES. By NEW ARTISTS and
NE HORSES, together ssiM
Retention of the Old Favorites,
on a similar plan successfully observed by him
for twelve consecutive weeks in the Crescent City.
First time in this city of the Oriental, Histori-
cal, and Actual representation of
Wards MISSION TO CHINA
Or our American Minister in Pekin; introduc-
ING nd III of he
! pie, the Mandarin's Court, and Royal Reception,
together with the far-famed
PrOesssfOS and suGreh or Lanterns.
MONS. ALEXANDER ZAEFRETTE, the Gre
ole Blondin, on the COrde Tead,e.
| The Performing Bear GABIBALDI, in the Zoo
| logical and Neurological comedy OF
BEAR AND SENTINEL
FRANK h. BOSTON, the Champion Horseman,
and Lion of the South In Equestrian splendors.
! Re engagement of
Ella E'ABA,
| The Queen If the Ring, who will appear in her
| superb act DU MENACE, intro iucing the Dane
( ing steed FRANCOIS, and leading the Gorgeous
Cavacade.
! BYLIA, TIE ANIMATED WREA tn,
/ o. tie LieIag Pasorassa Of PloTers and Beauty
The Female Rarey. Mrs. JACOB sHowLEs.
/ viii perform the American Cruiser,
DUJN" E.GGLE.
Ali the Animals, including the
! RhinOeeros, Kangaroo, Goat, Ponies,
| NoSRIBs, and FgCEI.sIOR, Jr.,
sad the COMO MULES Will bs brought forward
| THE ANCIENT AND MODERN GYMHAsIA,
ROBFY-sRTBF PERFORMERS,
| Introducing the famous LEAP FOR LIFE.
DAN RICE
VIII personally superintend each and every per-
! Torrance.
The Great Show will also exhibit at
MT. VERNON, Monday, April 29th.
HENDERSON, Tuesday, April 30th.
ROCKPORT, Thursday, May End
CHAMELEON, Friday, May Sd.
apr10 &. s. DIEGES8, AsRET.
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On MONDAY, April 22d, Of wounds received by stab
bling, Capt. THos. AsHBY, aged 50 years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon (Tues-
day, at three O'Clock, from his residence Water
street, between Cum and Mulberry. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-23

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for late papers.