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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
COURT CLLeNDAR-fus p.v.

SCPRrHE COURl--GESERAL TERa.-preferred
Nos g. g. 90 a. A. 49, add remainder OF noaenanrra,ed
mott MS
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT---Part I.-Sbort
CsueB-NoI. 1911, 1921. iI7 ISL Part I.-Shod Csusss
No, solo 1900 T166. 1904 80li e098 1894
BRpoxLrY CITY COURT CALEsDAR, Sept. o.
No 81 o. 81 10 ST. sa 49, 49, 90, 81 49, leo lO Io2 no.
III H. ii3. lis
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Passengers Sailed

=, ,.omIjD Cv,b,ir 6Jr Nerr. OrsIns-Goo. y. Bro,t
Al drew We,,on jr Mrs Gushing, Mataane Jung Robert
Roberts L. Lambert John West, r. NJ Vail Chss Csssnls,
Chfi.tian Batter w y. Cooper, 4. caoert John jung "
Lopeyrohec Antonio Rhotcs, Louis Tefebonne j. Mohs'
,gav Il Demit Dr.. y. WhestT Mrs. C. iiare and son,
H. tlc8Iaonge Ella C. O'Biien, j. LecbeTge, Je. smer
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PRasrnsrrs Arrived

20 br,t Sebya Cyooke, from Neo CrisaHf-J Potter snc
lady J. Julian. =, -
h5rrk Helen Augu'to, fran P0rt-du-PyiHee-Mf~ Judd
J. H. boloy.
Ia aie4asr Albany. fran N>wbeyn, ~ Cd Morton aud
hoy u. Hoyt and LADY, and 10 IN the steersse.
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iAlfsrtiscmcn..l
Nm ivy BILL.

Sow READY pan phlot of - plres fine white Paper
Hes h, bu wtch i. word Zoo "o- 10 ac'ofiince WIN
e oieo,l tsr, we 4noad o. t an Alphabetical hccfp'u
or every article aest o. toe if aud tAf a'nnt
pi tc tax to efird tAcf-lr I'M -ericd Do ~ compete
and clnsen. ell 10 ro.,i1 r 20 make r. go
Price cents po.tpafi 20 Or tp D. sent by 'rre'i -
p-r 100 Il bJ mali A1i.e's Ihr iiurtNF. Ne~-tofA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

BLOCKADE BHfiErHs.- Recent advice state that
there are over !.2,Cooooo sterling worth Of goods
.aoat and in store in Nassau, for the Confedoutes.
Tie iae, presents good chance ahead ior prize.
money IL orr naval commuters ON the Southern
co ri are as vi, mt ~ They should be, and more TO
thar, unfortunately they have proved themselves 10
be hitherto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

No RrcoosIlFD LECAr EXiryvca.-ln effect
ing the enrolment Of TIL city and Brooklyn, Mayor
Pinckney, one Of the assistants O. Judge Advocate
General Aulbon, made a singular difcoyery, in
which the night Of suffrage OF a large number Of
citizens in the latter place iz involved. While per
fecting his directory Of tie election dirircts in
Brooklyn, by copying in DIE bools The boundaries If
tho several disIicts MsJor rincsney discovered
that ten blocks in Williamsburg situated between
Third and Fourth streets and North Fourth and
Moth Fourteenth tiIoOs were not Included ia any
election dttriois whatever An examination Of ihe
election records al.o showed that the residents Of
this locality never Lad any recognized legal exist
euce whatever and that 30 votes bad ever been .c-
corded there. Il il c;Tcely to BE- supp0icd Aat the
residents Of 70 popuous district never voted. bat,
whenever they did 30, they clearly tlausgreseel the
law. Another block IN Brooklyn WAS aiso found to
have been left ont by The election district makers.
Under the direction Of Gen. Anthem, Major Pinck-
ney has constuted these localities, ruihessy efi
out in the cold aud neglected by the politicians, as
sub.diftlicis, the inhabitants Of which have al been
duly enrolled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

BRooKLYS HoRTicULTURtL SOCIETY EXnIBI-
rros. This exhibition virtually closed last evening
which Was the list occasion On which The flowers
and fruit were shown. The opportunity has been
chosen by n ore having fruisand flowers 70 sub
NIT 20 public inspection, and never before has tie
eyhibition clofel 20 prospe.ouey. Numerous aces
sious have been node to he list OF members, and
many vsluable additions have be.n made % the stock
Of floral ard pom, sirsl productions. over 1000
uers1n. have ysifco tie Academy dming the eX-
hluon, AID many have been the compliments
which tie rat ieat hvricnltur,sts ard nnrserymen
have received as a reward for their toll snf care.
G.nilmcu VITO l4vc visited similar * EDITIONS in
Enrogr have sxuTos. ed their asfouilirent a. the
perfection to which the culture OF these works Of
nature hos cen brought.
Ilis,yoting tie entertainment VIII consist Of a
tlacl Yrcmcuad, coucer, in AID Of tie widows AMI
orphans Of decea-ed soldiers. No ch-rty "a more
dfer,Iug public PATRONAGE, especially ~ thls time,
ana none slould he more literally sulroued.
Tie Academy will be uToiuscly any elegantly
decorated. THc chef orn Inent WI boz maguih-
cott n irl temple forty tof IA bigh', which VIII tc
Nteatlcd with flowers and hilct with baskets Of tito
,loc.st fruif. This will be placed Ia tAc center 81
Che f1or. \ floral arch will be thrown across tho
cLtr4rc. Ia the promenade door, Will; the galleries
VIII be- fcs'0ored with wro tLs oil eysrgreeu8
crtwir,d with l,wef. Ovt4I1e 'tage American
I.,s Val Boz i,-t0Jued, 80 tlat ie whole VAL
pr -euf "a rrrud cup tc0L J., ,.lth Rcgl-
neat band Val bee - attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
Conoyrn's CAsrs Yesterday, in1uests were

CORONTR's CANS -Iesterday, ln1uesls weFt
hold GA the BODY lillian NubGidg Killed. by falling ou
of hi.h tory widow 10 Ft avenue nesr Forty-ii'h
street, on the cody Charles Hayes, hl-d ny iiIs tom
raksl . 80 So Hudson end BODY Of Orrhee
Criogni1o two ,ni hf yeIr, Oh, Allied Os ins from
low - 10 l ~ rtol stfrrt lerict- 10 acc1Tdalce
vi h the circuustsnce. elci.e 10 the testnDny
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evidence was elected clcuated to Impair the hisu,
toned LOYALTY of the accused, as testified TO- not
oniy by the Witnesses Of the accused oue 'noss d
H. q : rn,.eoi. Add further the Court, m justice
30 Ti,'t Cootrandi,r B rrri, would respectfully
recommend hat some satisfactory .eeinoni..i from
TIE Department be giyen him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

DIAM or 4 BBoIuEH oF CENTRAL LtsEs.--
William ii. Banks, proui ing young m.n Of 80
sears. brother OF MsJor-Gencul BanA, o.od ON
rucsday even NJ at The water cure csi-'i'tpmcut 10
New-Jersoy, whi,her be went "a short iin0 ago With
the hope OF strength sang bis coni.t-iion wh.e Lad
become enfecJ.,l ~ s.chnes. DE Bet 'l.- 80
for some tine. aud alter trying teveral physicians
here he went 10 tie water cue establishment where
be was seized with fever which terminated iai-ly.
His body was last evening removed to Wa.tlam,
Mass., by HE brothers ~ cr Banks and Aics Beuls.
This il another ed bios TO the family, another
brother having fallen in battle at tie lac. Ball Run
engagement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

GERMAN LAGER-BErR BREwERs.-iesterday
afternoon a meeting Of he German lager beer brew
ers in this city and negh5orlood was held at Pytha
coras Hall, James Speyers presiding. The members
pad their imitation fees. They resolved to keep a
black list so a. to give the members an opportunity
10 lean who were bad customers OF the trSo. IAey
also resolved not 10 add tie amount Of The war tax
to the price OF beer, but to merely make an increase
in the rice c,mmersorate with tho enhanced value
of all their materials They then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

R!.ss..5:5l Set.-.........3:R Moor-Sets i;lT
sHu WATER THIS DAT.
sandy gook 927 GOV. sland 0:I7 Heli6sle..ll:5.
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Don't Uarocns' Nciirr.

s1,fs 90 NEwl OAK 49,.
Porr.WAHufNs UFHcg No lOt Na''" A.
NOTICE is henb, Gwen, IN accordance WIN
y section ( Of the Az passed April H. lV',. ~,
Net "a leo CAN'T, Wlen' oaee Of the Io Of tbs
Y,k fn sll prr.ous nerr.tsi in OF having c' = w. Ia,
.,. ,,ft.r of such inquiry examination, or 81 Wy ,
d. pillow r vessels arc now under examination ol ns I'D, h.
A, .. aud th.t tho sa.d surveys o. eNiinatoN' - a.
,o,t .tri within tea days ueNt succeeding ths n''''
hoard aid yes4 els; Pa, NJ, 2lNR
NJ n - No. ,. s..
ite Dock
'''' WM IA. BUkLLiOh, Ffss''eVN
}. A,S's IigRsIaAS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

PosTAGE CrHGsScr-Yesterday morning there
was q rush at the Sub-Trea.ury ofce to obtain the
posioge currency. About go 900 in SUMS # sl5
was paid out to each applicant when the supply be-
came exhausted. 10 further distribution viii b.
made until another supply is obtained from the
Treasury Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

TIE BUcKsGuAM LEGIoy.-Colonel Amy the
military agent Of tho State oi Connecticut aud Rhode
Island, has jus, received elegant regimental Gag
for presentation 70 the 2Oth Regiment Connection.
Volunteers, Buckingham Legion, now "a the field.
II is beautiful specimen Of workmanship, AMI il
the special gift Of Gov Buckngham, Of Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

SCISSOR FOR The % District has ll..s .4e following
appointments:
8. .ond H,.t A,l.r1,r NcGrcihy Joh. Dolofen, I'D
20 Mfttsv H. No1hee.. George .. u'r. iti Wen,
BE- G. Nycrr, h Word John ueyliH, .tl NJ af.. Alrf'
o't. lltA AtIi Robert D. Ande1ton, Iaslr N1rtup,
% Do Ward Nm Murphy iieury a La.rtihi l'ta "erI,
John Davis lgth Narf, loseih j.. Heath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

same sgt Sans M.rrre. Mcrr. sst. VIM A. sss,y. s.m1
a. sisson sgt Richard Alen.-Ofders granted
Thorlss Reilly. imp'd &c. az, Samuel Craxf,r3-P.u
Sc In discharge under the fourteen day at-Petiioss.
dbchsred from imri'opnen and Charles Reilly appointed
assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

UvBREw ORrBAS AsYLuM.-The corner stone CT
the Orphan Asylum connected with the Hebrew
Bereyol.nt Society will be Laid on Tuesaay next,
at O'Clock, p m, q, tie corner Of Seventy
street aud Third avenue, with appropriate cero-
monies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

FUsERAL OF MAJOR AHSDr.--The obsequies Of
Major Arndt Of the IL New-fork Artillery, who
war killed at the battle Of Anlieiam, took place
yesterday afternoon from bis residence On Second
avenue near Third street. -Four companies Of tie
5lh Regimen y. Y. $. b., Col. Burger. company
Of the lltl Regiment anu reyerh volunteer officers
now on duty here, united in paying The lat tribute
Of respoci % tAe rcmIins Of their late c0mfl1e.
Aner eli ous scryi a., a process. ION WAS formed,
and march taken through Fourth street, aud down
Broadway to tie Couulaudt street Ferry, whence
O be remains were taken 10 Daly tOwn, noar North
al ob0ien .or iniclmepf. Tie deceased wac formerly
an officer in The lHrs1n army, and served W %
gall nfry iu the pre- "nt war. lie leaves widow
aud one dnushlc. 70 depioie bic loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

Secretary Woiles has oisgo.ed O.: = ,Gt. BlrCrs
treason case. court O. inquiry, cJussius of
Commodrra Merwiu, Couogorani Mexican wa, by
order Of he Department, convened 40 the Naval
Lyceum for The purpose Of taking evidence an the
mater, Gud amer seven dnys session, the Cont
unanimously report that the charges contained ia
ihe freceptare not proven, aud III accordance 10
Court report their opinion TO the Department. the
Court do also add tuat throughout the very elaborate
investigation had IN Tie premises, not particle VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

Not Hr.-Colcuel Calvin L. Pratt Of he 3li
REGIMENT New.York Volunteers who was reported
killed ut the battle OF Antstan, came olt Of tie
fnlf rns.aihed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

PRESENTATIONS TO AEcnrIsHor HrGnEs.-The
resolutions passed by tie Common Counoii few
weeks ago, expressing ia high appreciation Of the
important services rendered by Archbishop Hughes
in Europe, and maxim, iui'able Acknowledgement IL
behalf Of tie cit1.us Of New-York. were yeslcfdly
formally p.er,ntel 10 that gentleman. The tcre-
mony took place q, the residence OF Nicsr-t ttoral
Siarrs, IL Madison avenue, whittier Lad been fiicd
Alderman Farley, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
y .donal Al aka, = delegation Of ne Allclsen,
military men, and other. Among iloss rnsont
were Slnstor McMuuav. Litut.-s Oh Reeve, MAJOR
Baldwin. L. ;. A.. Cap. IcNuUay, Aliciron
Farley, Boole, Walsh, Brady, aud Serreautai-lF ns
suitL. Tic refouions elegantly cngroised, werc
presented in 9 fhon sloc.h by Senator Mcnuuuy,
the Archbishop briefly responding. Tie rcma.ks Of
the latter were indicative Of bis owe Tor he Ualon
aud expressive Of III. determination 10 sustain ihc
Government ..s ilr 4i was in Dis power
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

DIED-On the 5th, MARY OCoSSEII-
wife of William O'Connell, deceased, in
the 64th year of her age
One by one, the AGED pioneers of this
county drop off and are lost from our
midst in the dark shadows of death, soon
TO be forgotten, perhaps, even by the near
est and dearest surviving friends, who
thronged with the cares Of life or raised
with hopes OF ambition and preferment,
push onward and 'mongst the turmoil and
pleasures Of a busy world, where only the
living and the present are remembered,
soon exchange the sable garments of scT-
row for the more gaudy habiiments of
fashion and pleasure.
The deceased was a good and plous
christian. an exemplar of virtue and 4
neighbor beloved by ali who knew her;
she leaves behind her, children who can
truly call her blessed and profit by her
example Two of her sons are now in
the Northern army fighting for their coun-
try; one n cadet and graduate OF West
Point bearing the rank of Captain, the
other private in the Ilth Pa r. c,
who have our deep sympathy for their
bereavement Of the dearest friend on earth
a kind mother
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10
COUNTY COMMITTEE.


Allegheny tp.. Patrick Donahue; Blacklick
tp, Geo. ". Enfield; Cambria tp., Robert
Murray; Croyle tp., \Em. Murray; Carroll
tp.. Jerome Buck; Carrolltown Boro-. JOS ph
Behe; Chest tp.. Joseph Gill; Clearf;ld tp.,
John II. Douglass; Chest Springs Boro.,
Daniel Litzinger; Conemaugh tp.. David
Farren; Conemaugh Boro., lst Ward, JOHN
Campbell; Conemaugh Boro., I'd Ward John
Harker; Cambria City Boro., Owen M'Caf-
rey; Ebensburg Boro., East Ward, Thomas
M'Breen; Ebensburg Boro., West Ward, II.
Kinkead; GaIlitzin election District, James
M'C!oskey; jackson tp., John Singer; Johns
town Boro. Ist Ward S. H. Smith; %
Ward, Stephen ConwelI; Sd Ward, Jas. c.
Noon; 4th Ward. Andrew Yeagly; 5th
Ward, Daniel Morris; Loretto Boro., Sebas-
tian Fry; Millvil!e Boro., Thomas Scott;
Munster tp., James Morean; Richlaad tp.,
Jacob Dunn.ire; SummerhilI tp., Thomas
M'Connell; Summitville Boro., Peter Dough
crty; Susquehanna tp.. John Mangus; Tay-
lor tp., F. d. Barry; Washington tp.. John
e. Noel; White tp., George Walters; VIII
more Buro., Isaac Wike; Yoder tp.. Charles
BIlestein.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10
Democratic Mass sIeeting.

In pursuance of the recommendation OF
the Democratic State Central Committee.
the Democratic citizens of Cambria
county, are most respectfully requested to
meet at the Court House in the Borough
of Ebensburg, on Wednesday the l7th
inst, at O'Clock, p NJ. Every Demo
crat-every friend OF the Constitution q,
Il as and the Union as Il wGs, Is earnestly
invited to attend.
Hon Wm. II. Witte, F. w. Hughes.
Esq, Isaac Slcnker, Esq, JAS. p. Barr,
Esq, Col \. NJ rAilister. and William \.
Wallace, Esq, have been invited to at
tend, and address the meeting.
H KENKEAD. Chairman pro. TEN.
of Democratic County Committee.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10
Eya6ipg the Draft.

We visited the Drafting Commission
er's office on last Monday, and was eX-
ceedingly amused at the exemplary mani
festation of crutches and imping auxilia-
ries apparent, from the common thorn
cudgel to the patent spring cork leg, which
reminded us of the lingering remnant of
Napoleon Bonaparte's great army, each
claiming exemption and .'Ieqgng" for
himself; nor was this all there appeared
the suppliant infrm and decrepit of all
Staturcs under the age of forty-five, from
the dwarf to the overgrown-from the
lean to the lusty-from the shriveled to
the dropsicaE-from the ouI7lng-ou-tang TO
the smoothe skinned-fi-Oin the sexton TO
the devine-from the police to the Judicial
ry y; and there were invalids with COM
plants the most various, exhibiting col
lection of all the ailments and maladies
with which biped man was ever afflicted,
from the ancient distempcrs of the ante
N0AA1N Aoali WI ~ AZ aiiS iaNilAoiIAslC pi siAft
the modern Pois-e,A. These with innu-
mcrztble school directors, edged thick and
fast upon the embarrassed officer, who
with good nature and better judgment was
enleayoring to apply the red ink as freely
as the law would allow We did not
stay to see who was exempted or who
wasn't, but from the amount of - Lager, =
and . Snalle-root.' - exhausted on that dav
we concluded that the most of them had
been pretty well draugh;ed- The Draft
Is strange malady; the disease does not
prove fatal, Yet is con;agiun has biz
circulation Ii has already made more
sick men and cripples than would fill our
hospitals or outnumber our wounded sol
dicrs.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

town and Poolesyille, Nd T.
but limited oppOrtunities here - =, |
ing information from that Dom, ~
all the intelligence coming bv way : y
timore- The Goverment au-b,-s
ceived the news yesterday. IN a r--
documentary form
During last night ilnmensa t-
troops were Ia motion for the r,-
tUn7c and elsewhere. and to-la~
t.l-v operations continue. Nsa,lr ~
rebel troops have apparently l.--
drawn from our front, cer.ainlr r-
large force remain Their ner
ment Is a matter Of conjecture b-
cautions have been taken TO gus-5 4
tain quarters against probable b.
by them
There Is no doubt but thai ls-= .
fcrccments Of rebels were vey.erlr =,
ing from Ashby's Gap, South ofIs-
Is if intending 70 cross II SnIkea's y,
which IL between Point OF Rocks ----
wards Ferry The rebels move n !,
column first cavalry and neu s-z-
then infantry with the baegase IN ta,-
and these ;Igain are followed IN H. 4.
order by similar descriptions OF tre-.
The people OF lhe valley have cr.-
TO their syEStenanCe, ami doulils- !
nislIed them with all need inilr7lrarr
Nothing has been heard from 0g---
Al Harper's Ferry and Mar1inSba,- b
ere cut of from reintorc.meurs f-
movement Of thecnen8vtow F-si :
4 gentleman who arrived here I'll
having left Frederick between Q zs
O'Clock last nighT on hurselrits ,gy,
thereb.l force thers l. estima-el II ,a-
under Jackson. From hi~ cuga--
With the rebel soldiers. he derived "a
preston that one of their objects +, p.
strov the Northern Central Pe--sr...
Railroad, or otherSiseo operate Ia ,i-, :.
and that they have ulteriu- 6~-u,
Washington andiial;imore. Oar MFR
ant was glad TO leave the nei1as--ll3
Frederick. withou; c8rryin-auylLl-- d
TO verify his data.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

OBTTT >EY-NNe announce the death Of
Joseph \ Pfoff, OF Loretto, who died in
the army of the Potomac on the 18th OF
July last He was aged 26 wears, and
was among the FIST 10 enlist in the Cam
bria Guards in this place he entered the
service "a n private in the llth Pennsyl-
vania Reserves, but was afterwards taken
on board one of the gun boats and partiei-
pated in tie battle al Island No 10, where
he won for himself some distinction: but
after having braved The storms of battle
and faced the csannou's mouth -vhile bright
prospects were before him and the future
was full Of hop., disease and death inter
fcrcd
g Tiis Is the s'atenf man. TO lay he puts forth
The tender leaves Of hope; l. morrow blas
SONS.
And bears his. Llushing hnnors thick upon
him:
The third day there comes fros.. a killing
And-nips his root-"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

the Workshop and the counting-desk
Come, one and all, in superlative numbers
from every hamlet and habitation within
the county. Remember that a mighty
responsibility rests upon each and every one
of you-that the authority of free govern
ment rests upon the consent of the governed,
and if YOU speak not now-if YOU take
not the . tide in the food" the time will
90 by, and your future efforts will be
" bound in shadows"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10
Occupation Of Frederick, MD.

FoTFy thousand Ae6et Troops N possesso,e-
Movements OF tseir Forces-Ther dc
Signs on Washington and Baltimore
WAsHINGroN, Sept. The intelligence
received last night, and additionally con-
firmed this morning, of the occupation of
Frederick City, Md, by the rebel forces,
naturally excited much surprise mingled
with Indignation and alarm. Frederick is
about sixty miles from Baltimore by the
railroad line, and forty overland from
Washington by wayof Rockville, Danes
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

FE Matthias > Harr has entered upon
the duties of his commission, and is being
considerably annoyed at the numerous in
valids who seek exemption. Mr. Harr,
though sharp in politics, is, nevertheless,
a good citizen and an honest man. and we
have every reason TO believe and assure
the people, that he viii make the Draft
impartially-that he viii act fairly and
squarely.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

eE We learn from private letter,
some intelligence from the Cambria
Guards who participated in the late ter
rife battles near Bull Run: Adjutant Nc
Coy WIS wounded in the hip and bruised
in the abdomen by piece of shell; Sergt
Daniel ID. Jones, disabled from duty by a
piece of shell; Lieut.. Rowland NJ. Jones.
and privates John Jones and J. Edgar
Evans were also wounded, but none of
them seriously.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10

DEMOCRATIC MEETING N LORErrO.-
We are requested to announce that a NEE
ting of the Democratic citizens of Loretto
and surrounding country, will be held at
the public house of Mr.. Grimes, in said
place, ON Tuesday evening next, at 5
O'Clock p. NJ Speakers will be present,
and it IS hoped that every Democrat will
turn out.
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A1UsNG-The most ridiculous part of
Mondays incidents was a party of yeo-
manry, who after having applied and been
indemnified from the Draft, came down
throueh High street singing the 'Star
Spangled Bamer-long may it wave. .
But Notwithstanding the excitement and
tumult on that day, F. J. Mills < Co,
continue to sell large quantities of goods
from their immense stock.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10
TO TIA Democratic Count :
Committee.

The members of the Democratic Coun-
" Committee are hereby notified that the
former order, for assembling the Commit
tee on the 18th, is now revoked: and
do extend the time till the I7th instant,
as more eXpedient; in as much rs mem
bers living at distance. can come to the
Mass Meeting and at the same time at
tend TO the eXi ,encies Of the party;
II KINkEAD.
(rI.I-rr-.,r, ,,,y,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-10
J. s. TODD, Editor s. Publisher.
"Wednesday SlPI d. 1862
Democratic Nominations


Audifoy General.
ISAAC SLENKER. Of Union County.
S,wCeyor General,
JAMES T. BARR, of Allegheny County
FoI' Congress.
ARCHIBALD MrCALLISTER, Of Blair CO.
Stats Senate
W. \. WALLACE. Of CIearfeld Co.
assembly,
CL. PERSHING. of JohnStowr..
ProtFonOtny.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Of Ebcuabrrg.
District attorney,
PHIL. S. NOON, OF Ebeusburg.
Coroner.
JAMES SHANNON. Of Johnstowu.
Commissioner.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Of Concmaugh Boro.
Poor House Director,
IRWIN RUTLEDGE. of Johnstown