The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
Geo. Harshberger, Benjamin Parks,
David Beam.


Henry L. Pedan, jeremiah Walters,
Henry Shingle, Samuel Beam.
Dan T. Edmston, Isaac Thomas,
John 5. Lewis, Geo. Heidlefendger,
John Harshberger, Joseph Gates.
JoHNsTowN BOR.-568 in wheel; IL drawn.
Samuel Logan, G. w. MGarey.
Washington Hawes, George Cundiff,
Danl. W. Goughnour, John J. Murphy,
A. j. Hite, William Tresize,
William Lundy, Edward Z. Holmes,
Napoleon Haynes, Sanford N. Cornell
CAMBRIA BoR.-14S in wheel . "a drawn.
Patrick Clark, John Seace,
John Bradley, John Ryan,
William Jones, Thomas Murray,
James Kelly, Daniel Fitzpatrick,
Joseph Hupbef, John Keelan,
Michael Hughey, John Kean,
Henry Fox. Joseph Seary,
John Speace, Michael Conway,
William LakIn, Lewis Dougherty,
Edward Mccullough, Wendall Myers,
Thomas Cush, William Clark,
John Ritter, Patrick Biggin,
John Hickman, George Gabler,
Hiram Hawk, John Kentz
Adam Rubaugh, John MGower,
John Kiernan, Charles Marley,
John Shultise, Francis Gallisathe
MILLvILLE BoR.-216 in wheel drawn.
Thomas Jackson, john Rnkerd,
Lewis Fisher, Henry Dill.
CAMBRIA TP.-l06 in wheel 8 drawn.
George Mills, John MBride,
L Robert r. Jones.
BLACKLICK Tp.-40 in wheel drawn.
Joseph Frostner. Rudolph J. Fulkomer,
William A. Bagley, Uriah Wagner,
Daniel f. Brallier.
JACKSON TP.-61 in wheel drawn.
VIM. stonebraker, Timothy R. Davis,
James Lausbaugh, Samuel Harrison,
Benjamin Paul, David Rager.
EBENsBURG BoR.-9s in wheel drawn
Thomas N Breen, Joseph E. Stearns.
Provost Marshal lloyd requests US
tc give notice that the Board of Enroll
meat Will sit in Ebensburg, to hear and
decide upon applications for exemption,
on the Goth, 2lst and 2zd days of July,
instant.
BRANCHING OUT.-We notice that
Messrs. J. F. Campbell and J. K. Hite,
assisted by Mr.. A. j. Hite, all of Johns
town, and the former editor of the johns
town Democrat, have become editors of
the Harrisburg Patriot 6 Union. They
certainly constitute strong team, and we
bespeak fer them much success pecuni-
arily in their enterprise, bat nary success
politically, by the way, We do not know
that we entertain any particular objection
to an "X"'with the p. &. U.-iu fact, we
think we would rather like an "X"-
THE uninitiated must not confound this
with Xxx" which is horse of totally
different color. Receiving one, we will
not care to charge the new firm the diff
ference between our weekly and their
daily!
The relation of Mr. Campbell with the
Johnstown Democrat will not be interfered
with by his embarkation in the Harrisburg
concern
FATAL TERMINATIoN.-A man named
Gels, brewer, residing IN Carro!town
this county, came to his death on Satur-
day under the following circumstances
On the 4th July he had been to St.
Augustine with load Of beer, and was
returning home in the evening, when he
engaged in race with a team he chanced
to meet on the road. This team, in at
tempting to pass him, ran against his
wagon, upsetting it, or at least jolting it
to the extent of precipitating Mr. G.. to
the ground. The wheels Of the wagon
passed over his leg, mutilatiDg it in a
most horrible manner. The unfortunate
man was taken home, and in short time
modification set in, resulting as above.
The deceased was a married man, and
was aged about 35 years.
GET Our CT THE DRAFT Now that
the $500 clause of the Conscription act
has been repealed, thereby rendering it
necessary that man when drafted must
either procure Substitute or go, would it
not be the part of wisdom in the nom
exempt portion of our community to take