The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

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Rebels-and with asplendid army pressing
on his rear, no wonder that the foe shrank
back afrighted at the prospect of invasion
under the circumstances! We firmly be-
lieve that the moral effect on the enemy
Of the presence of this fresh column was
! worth victory to US in Itself.
Gen. Mcclellan himself has paid the
militia handsome compliment, thanking
them officially for the valuable service
they rendered in expeliing the enemy
from Northern soil. Governor Curtin
also tenders the following graceful recog-
milton of their patriotism =
" Fhereos, The threatened invasion Of
Pennsylvania by the rebel army has been
arrested by the prompt and patriotic re-
sponse o. loyal men of the State, and the
signal victory achieved By Gen. M'Clellan's
army on the Antietam.
"AnG tohereos, The alacrity with which
the people in every section of the Com
monwealth rushed to the rescue of their
brethren OF the Cumberland Valley bor-
der, IS worthy Of the highest measure OF
praise. Although not required BY the
terms of the cali to pass the borders Of
. the State, our brave men, unused TO the
rigors of war and unframed in military
movements, not only eutered Maryland,
but held Hagerstown against an advancing
foe, pressed forward TO the Potomac, and
resisted the threatened movement of the
rebels upon WILLIAMSON: until troops in
the United States service arrived and
relieved them. Their timely and heroic
action has saved the State from the tread
Of an invading enemy, whose necessities
made even military strategy subordinate to
plunder
"-Aoac Therefore, !, ANDREW C. CURTIN,
Governor of tie Commonwealth, do hereby
order that the troops called into the ser
vice Of the State By General Order No.
36, be discharged, and that they be sent
TO their homes as rapidly as transportation
can be furnished, and in the name Of our
mighty State, and in behalf Of our threat
ened people on the border, l tender
them the grateful Acknowledgements of
rescued Commonwealth"
The following Is the muster roll Of
Company E-otherwise known as the
Barker Guards
Captain Daniel O. Evans.
LseatenzHts:
lst Evan D. Evans. I'd C. T. Roberts
Sergeanfs:
Ist Wm " Jones. Sd John " Roberts,
81 jeremiah Pagan 4th Daniel Davis
9Th Todd Hutchinson.
CorporaEs
Ist George Gurley, 5th Hugh Jones,
ID G i kinkead, 9Th Edward Owens.
Sd Joseph Ccnaway, 9TH Richard L Tibbot. /
4ih James Thomas, sth Evan Griffith
i2rirGfes:
AdarnsWm II, Jones George ",
Bauan Hugh J, Jones John p
benutt David, Jones David :.
Barker 4 A. James Edmund
Barker Florentine, Jones Scott VI.
Barker Augustine, Jones NDl D.
John. Jones David A
Coll n James, James William
DAVIS II - Jervis Thomas,
Davis John u. James john E..
DaT.s Daniel Il KayIor William.
Davis Rowland Z, LLOYD Thomas J
Davis Joshua, LcGdv Mark
Davis David kean Osborn,
Davis John E, N'Kean Seth.
Davis Daniel, Myers William,
Evans David I, Maxim Abrarn (,
Evans Alvin, Noel Philip J,
Evans jeremiah, Pryce Richard ",
tvaus Erasmus Z, Preaii c T.
Evans David y Roberts John,
Evans Thomas L, Rodgers Edward.
svans Evan c, Roberts Richard J.
Elliott Joseph 4, Roberts William K,
Evans Hugh, Rager John L,
Empheld Thomas. Rager George c
Evans John II, Simpson y
+ick Henry c. Shoemaker Theo ",
! IrIfhth VIM ", Smith Lawrence,
Irifith Griffith, Shirafelt Adam,
frifith Richard, Sanders Philip
iowcls David. Thomas George W
hughes Hugh II. Thomas Robert D,
hughes Thomas II, Tibbott Samuel
hudson Edward, Williams Thos W
iarman Charles y, Williams F.
ones John j, Williams Joseph,
ames Benjamin B,
We did not get the roll of Company K, :
r We would have published it also :
THE DRAFT--The following is list of ]
he several districts in Cambria county I
hat are behind in the matter of furnishing :
oldiers, together with the number of men
equired from each /:
lleghcnr, I3 Loretto.
lacklick, Munster IL