The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-05-21
ANOTHER LIMO GoNE.-We arc sorry

Vols. The deceased had been in the
service of his country ever since the COM
mencement of hostilities between the
North anG the South, and nobiy did his
duty to the last. He also served through
out the Mexican war, and was one of the
celebrated "forIorn hope" at the battle Of
Chapuitepec, composed of some 100 men,
only Is escaping the bullets of the foe
he of the number. He resided ia Ale
ghany township, and was about 80 years
of age. a true patricia tried soldier
"a respected citizen--a good mau-may
his memory live forever.
LOCAL 1MPRovEMENT-On our fourth
page will be found list oc pavements
inside the borough limits which have
been declared defective By the borough
authorities, the repairing or relaying of
which is ordered inside of sixty days
This move inaugurates a much-needod
i'm mprovement, and will meet with very
general commendation. Some of the
pavements on our principal thoroughfares
are not only disgrace to any town, but
they are positively dangerous speoialiy
on dark night, after one has been in
dulging in creme dc corn, for instance.
They should be abated as nuisances, and
We are glad o-see the Burgess and Coun-
Gil intend doing this same.
Co. D, 115TH PENNA VoLs.-The
Johnstown Tribune publishes the follow
ing list Of casualties sustained by this
company in the late fights: Killed, John
Kibler; wounded, Lieut.. Evan Davis, Sc
verely in hip, Sergts. Graham, Lewis and
Schmidt, each in arm, Corp Cobaugh, in
leg, James M'Clusky, slightly above the
eye, G.. w. Gooderhau, shot through the
arm-all flesh wounds. Taylor Edwards,
s. M'Donald, j. Stifier, j. R. Lutte, j.
Frank, G. A Wanuer, a. Rudolph and
Samuel Lister were more Or less hurt by
Rebel missiles. Several members of the
company are missing whose fate has not
yet been determined.
From THE ARMY.-Wc direct the at
tentior Of our readers to letter on the
outside of ro-day's paper, wherein is mar
rated the part borne by the 133d Penna.
Vols. in the late fights along the Kappa
hannock Not single casualty, we are
reioiced to learn, occurred in Co F. In
Co. b, from Johnstown, four were woun-
ded, to wit: Lieut.. Culin, in the breast
Allen Skunk, in neck John Phillips, in
leg; Isaac Jones, in knee--all slight No
casualties in Co. A, another j ohnstown
company.
OBITUARY-John Ki5ler. of Co. D,
10th Penna Vols, who was killed at the
late battle near Fredericksburg, was son
of Mr. Jacob Kibler, of Chest township,
this county, and was aged about Fl years.
He was an estimable young man, and
much beloved by all who knew him. A
letter from one of his messmates speaks
of him. as having been brave as lion,
and says that he "fell at his post" He
was shot through the head, death ensuing
instantaneously. Peace to his ashes !
DIED: In Division Hospital, Falmouth,
Va, March 9, 1868, of typhoid fever,
MARK GALLAGHER, a member oe Co. II,
I10tb Peuna. Vols, and son of James S.
Gallagher, of Beccaria, Clearfeld county.
aged 26 years and 3 months. The
remains of the deceased were brought to
Mt. Pleasant, Clearfeld county, on the
10Th March, and there inferred. 1.-THE
obituary accompanying this announce
ment is too long for our columns, and we
are obliged to omit it.l
How IT Looks ABRoAD.-The Holli-
daysburg Wing says that,our new partizan
County Superintendent elect, Mr.. Condor,
and the partizan Directors who elected
him, are cal disgrace to Cambria
county" That's about the size of it.
BY the way, we hear it stated that Mr..
Condor privately disavows having asserted
before the Democratic Caucus Convention
that he was Comprehend" Democrat.
How is this?
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