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Tho R1orence Nightingale OF the Hur.

Inc F1orence Nicht1nEalc Of the Fur.
.seTy.
The following Il an extract rom letter written
p the Rsr. 9. 2. Weiser, to the G4,u,aa Rfo7msd
Ne<<tf1fT, at Chnmbersburg, Penn:
- hESEFAcTIEse.
will 9st open the door for her, and Nte -WIna1oE
* w grove tGe Ant1can Florence Nightingale or
go. - NulsefT: uitLla, We azo so surc that 10 win
tSa tSasn our Susy to eav, "a Elessiot. ou Mss.
~ y aHsl9w for helping her to survive and escape
tskfang, cohckinE end teeth:ag sterr. Wa
4 ro4.a eEet5 word ret forth In tho P5ospertas It
rto1laa precisely Wket 1t processes to r:riorm.
eTEed5 E5 Ea5t Ct lt-goth.rg lesa. AWAY win you9
Gcrdia1 " Patsgoric. y i Drops, fauiannm" inv
and eve1y other "Narcotic," b which the habe
aoIss Il StnIsEsd Ito stupidity and rendered l md
-, :, we hare never eeen AIrs. Wins1ov-lnown her
sqtynn ao1S9 9ar the Preparation Of her "soothfng
pN poTeI. We W9uld make her, as she is, a physical
Ell ssxaGm1 m 70 The 1nfant Race. Is cents bottle
Fehss.11s'm-stew.Tu!rh&sat
GO GO roEnz Drsr-ao to Bryant i a,ra,ton,t
Inacaeo commercial College, to ret d tho.onch
gfacticae bua1nees educatIon, FoF csrcnia-s -.
o ofess 9enclostng ssamps) Bryant i shat;on. Gil.
Honss aud Sign Painting, calc,m,n,nr
SisSnng and Gtaining. Paper nanEinss and Wiz
GOV Shades selling Wholesale and retail at EeT
~, = rrsEss+ J. =. MlBY, 10 Randolph St
~ S2.-: Ee25uSi3frs
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= - =. ~, ,,,
tesoo"o 1oA.N''a Dau.eiu4 @ie '4u
@lselppi 1'sef IL nozen 90 eoao toat on oatnroa
peoesssaans crossed on Inc 'ee win perfect sales!
Fer days previous to the present cold snaI
fcnx hc,t ,n,dc rs1r,,,r 49, '9 A'e' 'oa ~
= -
WAR MEETING THIS EyEf1ro,-A mas
meeting Of tho Inhabitants NJ son,h rh,,.,. -,
be held this evening, at No Gil state st1eet Tisn
Colonel o. IS. Gsnn. cantain O r Rndd .nd MI
CT speakers, win address, tho rncrtiop
Ladies' ,re nert,rol,,1v fn,5tsS - s.+.z .y,
4hclpyal. braye ara tJne r,1,v oncs .r.sn =.
):
An AUDA01ous TRAEseREssoR.-On Gatu,
Day tome individual whose bump OF syenesatlon
mret have been Of exceedingly 1n1nuta dimensIou
invaded tho temple Of Justice pres:ded orcr b
Esquire Cuthbez.son, during his temporary at
4cnee end actuallv fon6scated from It's sacred prs
te e aa"p rno coal ,9 9<aous aoaS ~ a. "
j.. "s'o4A'e' "N"N "o--- e->eN
F.. TuE CHAMBER or COMMERCE. SuDscnH
11oks.-Thc subscriptions to the capital stock Q
4ne 1,sw f7,,,ohrr NJ f,nrune,re have ~, c..d ~
s,1n of e,na nm and tbc ron1nttaa nm, 1900, :,
hc .hla fn announce That ess0 a., has f,sar, s,t
ecried ttf,re The r1oae AZ The ,reslr Tb,s ia ,,or
dr,5ul and r1aces tfc enceaas ~ ~ ,,naor4 s,sn
7cron1 ncrn6ventnrr rThos. .,hn cnatar,n,.,
t,',ec,Ib;n, VII, sct ,f.o,, f,+,.s IN ~ a. s,t>
---
Ice IN TIE LAH-Yesterday morning til
Lhs 11s "as cove1ea wltn IN tnln zee 1of niue non
Inc &c. he s+en,or (orot .ss ~ s1n.".
- ~ IN n,c,nct ~ w. ,1aa ~ - ,s,. 80
out carrfh11y. tacltnc hitber snd shitbc~ .nd :;
times mortne eIow]y. as II meel,nr viii mncn ~,
position. A few hours more of fhr nrezcnt coid
weather. and tie harbor win he fca-honnd oc,tr
---
a D1EruTE NJ UToP1A,-Yesterday after
mon Emma BaIs, the fair proprietrcss of an
Asapemonc On South Clark street. was charrsa he.
fore JEst!c, Hoiehgton with assaulttnc Lizzie
Walsh fair bnt unfortunately ffail repreacnativc
of her se1. Some qua.7el had ariaen hettvrrn tho
twain which terminated IN pueiljstic cncnnntcr
Emma was fined 81 and costs. Lizzie ,va. ,,en
CHARGED will, COMMITTING m as,sr}t .,5 H..,. ..1
1he defendant IN tnc iast case being complainant.
aes sn.e W -, - ss toaace sue "as inflicted
eN'' - - 1-'1 eoet0
BURNSIDE AT THE ILL CEN, r, r. Con-
rAA1.-1he vlsit of NsJo1- Genera. Burnside to the
CT plpyccs Of tho Land Dcpartmcnt Of the III. Cav
r. X, compapy was nm occasion limo tn tc rc,.an,-
bcrcd Itrecalled The time when be presided nys,
one # its departments With such dIanIty ana hind.
ness. No Get speech 4yas ready for hfm.-no nnen,.
ration was deemed necessary. The r,o,;on, ia
Fiag was raised, and that y7aa MI. Earh man falt
ttat thcy were welcoming lin hack as one Of th,t
Flag most hocored defenders. and when lo ian
The pf1cc he was followed 1,y hcartv - God hlass
you, General"
1,,,o ,,.;--@--
eoaA1-@"A)of - oenetal bufns1ae 1clt
.o1 DcIoh Ga sanoa5 niens, and VIII proceed from
There to Washington, where he will report to
Mc,or General Hr11hut ,,-,vea %. +bs ,rr,,,a,.
, 1864-03-22
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUa
AND
GALLERY OF NATURE AND ART

1had weeE Of, Tie great Phenomena, the
Madagascar Family,
From Bssnams In.equ. sig. c.rrr111 and bis rss.o
dramatic Monkey Coco. Fourth week Of
Tie Little Peopie---Alos and Queen Of Fairies,
100000 Curiosit1es on Exhibftieu4
Seventh week Of rHk Nvls1nrE LADY. MONDAY
Aascn atst Hours Of exhibition, daily (suadan
excepted} ncE a. " untE u P. VI. Adniastp9 e
al the soGn* Halls and Galleries Is cents Chlltreu
u1Gtf T. {eA; Ct age, Is centq '@1 N'''
n b-The new and splendid Lecture Foom will n4
opened With one OF the tcst Comedy conpaltr, tYs,
n the city, On Tuesay evening. The stage viii hs nm,
de, me direction cf the scuttenaany A. n BRADLEY.
boH Utt1ce noT open. EahaalsJ tw
, 1864-03-22

To Country observation-disclosures In this
market should not neglect an examination Of the
etock OF Mcssfa. Gore, Wilson & Co.. whole ale
boot ard shoe house. 81 Lake street.
Mh9-alGGeSm TRST
, 1864-03-22

MERr7Ep PRoMoT1oN.-We learn that Dr..
James 8. King, Assistant Surgeon, United States
Army, and late Of Lemont, Cook county, hiss been
appointed Post Surgeon for the city Of Vicksburg,
Mlea., by Major Gen. Mcpherson u
, 1864-03-22
e.. as.x;ss1sxs-se-~.

following officers vsre selected: l' It the
I'd vice rresident-s. Rcrsa
Eecrrtary-Fraccas Cls.s. ct.
~Yp1ions subjects werp- ~-,-
zee @;de e pseates iussiss Sissess:ee 4e:sa
cords OF 'he toci,is is5sates In Ie5s upon The
rter : 1856.
sd - 4l1etnth Annual Meeting I,ns bcc,a m NJ.
mrtcn 5s5 In The basetaeat Of lie Firat
1aie tssed io a. tss is 5Ss.g ss isss
ouea o. one dollar payable in adyance ".A ye7t''
p1ns COMMITTEES ~ conaistiug Of Il. q. shnm;vav ra
ansnd ihe ehar;er assea were named to alter md
be ploeed i1s in ~ as tickets began to
oceS exeept in re Fs able !o
hundred and fourteen yotea WIRE rssf M ~ ,hsl.
tee enaiaatc @ fof President On The reusr ticfet
oers e,st ert sgo hundred and forty Tho only
vdies seeond Vice P1esldent-Wm. Il. Carter, GOO
aanaeel5-2: s: tReSa; cssabop9;ne@ e@ III: william
Grayet, 8se: F. b, Owen. sd. "4A'a1' a.
mhs figures ste1 tho above names Indicate the
One week afterwards smother election ,xas b.d
1or the remaining officers. This time there yoro
1.sN votes poled. and the following Ticket vas snc
R71!e9llentzT. r! 2. Bryan. 81 -: -.
1st Vlce-5as. E. italliba, 63s.
: Rec. secy-James HAnky, s8d.
!FcAsureT-Ionis J. ntctz, l,417.
e92. N. r. Bouton, 9G. : >-@'--o'
0n the 9Th Of Decembe. q special meeting was
ealed 70 Take into consideration various PROPOSE
Association: The action Of this meeting cnl.nina-
TED IN the adoption Of the following resolution:
Haared, That the Association accept Mr, Bur
'eys pIoroa9on, provided he gives the refusal OF
IL LOT ninety days and the Ttreruivo f!omn,fttea
GIe hereby authorized to solicit subscriptions for
lne purchase Of the lot md the erection Of eufta
Die Building, including Lecture Hall.
1857,
The election for oflcera for the year 1857 resulted
rs follows. The whole number OF votes cast was
but 4s3: "''
, 1864-03-22

WANTED Energetic Agents in
erery county IN the stSTes Of Illinois. In linn.
931 tksnsas to ssi t.e Genuins Fae ss Of he
Agents arc DOW making from tG 10 Is per day. For
Gng9llr, Gv!ng terms. &C. to agents. send stamp to
P. o. Box sos. -1 s's inSHjsS11 st n.1*
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Ql)lrago. Qribnue.
Tuesday, MARCH p 1864
.nst1E CITY.

ACCESSION 70 TIE TnooPs AT. Can't Douo.
zAs.-Two companies Of the III regiment, Invalid
CorIa- arrived nt Camp Don sas on Friday evening.
from DuEalo, wherc they had been doing duty at
Fort Porter
, 1864-03-22

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
09 aeres q Land on the line Of the Logank-
rfs lafds nss stEn sad ronE aEd within hires
VILE. sod nvs mfles from good Eosi Nine. and vii
oe 500 enesr, one:eh cash s...nfe IN ve o. sever
yeaiss - ret cst:. nertst There Is Deet Sugar
No eettsr t. 1snds M DIT n the stste; AGsfeSs Or appi5 @
t. J. sTfnIWRHTg, u sd dhs3a9:sa 1tIeet
tay3uS1e6t - ~--'1"e =" ~"s A~-+Ae4a~
, 1864-03-22

w A Mt E D.-Correspondence,
~ two "fe1fers" of Wisconsin desiring to form
instrumental 4tltancc, thus introduce themselves to
the eahle !aushtc!s loyal Norta ana re-
aIeRs with alI who may be interest
nams ana 3D. lG9tosTaph either Of the rndersgnet,
st Et.E;n LESLIE and HARRY HUDSON, Auea's Grove
Waah County, Wisconsin. rahsl nSL2t
, 1864-03-22

WANTED-By a young man
~ (Rngllshran, place as lsas pcrte? In sou,e
Wholesale Grocery or 11ry Goods Store Can coma
~en rec9mmendcd- Address " : 3, Tribune Office.
, 1864-03-22

Prcsentat1on.-Rev. r. n. Eddy, Editor oil
tho Nc7fhHestern CArist;dn Adrocate, was present
ed, On Saturday erening last, with splendid two
hundred dollar gold watch, upon which was in
scribtd, Pfeeentcd to Rev. T. II. Eddy, D, D., by
the Methodist citizens Of Chicago, on the evening
ofNarch 18th, 1864: The presentation speech waa
nude by Rev. Mr. Fowler.
It was fitting present, and most fttinsly be-
stored. 's
, 1864-03-22

TOR SALE.-Briok house and barn.
lot feet By 176 to twenty. -four foot niloy h.st
aoor south ofEiSktetnth street Prs.e avenue One
a!a na O. ss money may lay for length o
pHGG 7 state street, or On the premises Ut
OClGCA p. n. fnfrSila.0f.7s
, 1864-03-22

Clark St. NJ. E.. ,Church.--Rey. T. N. Ed.
dy D. D will preach in the Lecture Room of this
chnreh this evening at " O'Clock. This meeting
will be continued during the week, and prayer
meetings viii be held regularly at O'Clock p. m.
All arc invited to attend.
, 1864-03-22

FOR SALE.--A fTst class three
z story and basement Ir:ck IIouse. On thc North
soe within I've m1nntes' walk Of Rush siEcet btidso
hna @ t6e bridge At State Is wci
proyeEents; Also, . twosiory brick harn. Pos.
eersl2n eeyen May Isl. Inquire at No. 30 linoisst
, 1864-03-22

to Ec1l cur great ILLUSTRATED EycLicoss-
p11 aa o. AS1aArkp 1 NATEEk continuing LEO accurate
NATURAL HIs1oRI ever published Also The Liz Of
tERelDEaST LINCOLN. the PIoSEEE BoY SToa-'S Hrs
ToEY Of the HTeat American ConEct, and othcr orkp
Cf equal merit For terms and ctsrs caiat 81 soatn
al agent, P. Q. Box 1125. Chicago, nsh9f.if
, 1864-03-22

Il For snle, n Soap nnd Candle Fuctory. in cona
running order, situated at Lacrosse, WIS Capacfty
o. s2ap Fs9; Gyo thousanI pounds: Tuere Is good
pc SOD On Reasonable terms, the present owner Eoins
9It q 1He 6usih6sa. Apply BIZ letter to JAMES
fDtrG hHt-7r --~A~1"|' " -"
, 1864-03-22

1nE Alexander Montgomery with deadly weapon,
By cutting h;m severely with knife during quar-.
Iei IN ~ a!leJ Acar Dearborn etroet; was commit.
tcd TO the Recorders Court in tho sum Of 5000.
interfering s0ith an QNeeT-Alexander Stuart,
Ltegtenani IN Uncle Sam's service, was charged
Win interfering With Office Morcantha1cr when in
the execution Of his duty and aiding the escape Of
a ptteoner who Was being arrested on q warrnnt
The case was continued mill this morning. ss1j
bail required.
TGlT0ats-GeorgeA Adams and William St,upson.
two characters well known to the police, were
again arrested Under the Willow" and flnod SO
each: Conrad Arnold, an individual who obtained
living in an equally suspicious manner, was lined
$40 and costs as vngrant. -
, 1864-03-22

.Tor 5ale.
FOR sALE.-Any person with a
cash capital or $500, can buy a we'll c.tah.I.hed.
paying5 pMhg5Saa SSSslaes'. Apply soon- GLLEsptv..
NOR SALE.-I have for sale at nv
Il. table on kenze street. the finest stallion ever
11ousnI 70 Illinois. He Is HaeE15rfno-the trptttuc
33a5n1y q tue country. uorsenen win be pleased g
mh2sES41w rs
, 1864-03-22

wv ANTED A situation as roy-
~ eTIes, Of Children not exceeding twelve years
e sGe: by soE1E lady who u competent to leach
EnElsl, the 1udiMents Of French and Latin cItI
= nGeic q Terms Toderate Ecferczces given. Address
, 1864-03-22

FOR SALE-HGtel Furniture and
Lease. nearly TIVE years to rum at low rent. In
doing nr6trnte business. Cna he had at bargain X
1np!tcAtiCn is made foon. Address "E p L. Post
, 1864-03-22

w ANTED Efficient Agents in
eveIy county in the Northwest to SET, a1I1teh.
eEsr pqeIishsd1sn9 stehbins' Eikhsy Fears Pro r.
WEE q tne 4nltea States hom the Revolutionary
i9E e a5s1ts nusiness permanent. Address j. N
III. P. o. Box .NI, ~~ ~~ A'soni r1ho1 1h1GMo' hIneMto'
, 1864-03-22

who shall look after 1te educational interests q,
Ills city is cu1y another added chapter to lone
history Of outzages ftauds md v1llianics pcrpctra
ted under thin guise Of legality, which has die.
tinguishcd the conpczhead majority in the Council
Of which Comisky and Hore-:n-sherman-the
men who have thorough contempt for school
mnrms aud school maaters-ate the acknowledged
head, and Wa]fh and the Cipher, Cou1au, the ac-
lnowledsod tail.
These scsmpE, for by their fraudulent acts thew
lave forfeited all that respect which would orl,na.
ry attach 10 them BY virtue of their Official POSI-
tion know that their lease Of power is drawing +,
close. They know for II they are not able to read
the Kings English, they nre able 10 read the ecus
oftho times. that tho people ate becoming aroused
and that the coming election will witness their ig.
nomfnfOus defeat, and 90, nearly three months b.
fore they are required TO do 80 by the Charter they
With unseeming haste. press through tho Council
a measure which the Charter evidently intends
ehafi be paesed BY the nczt Council
The paragraph referred to reads as fotlows:
And the Common Councll sball annually, on OF
before the 4ftt Monday OF June, elect five inRpec-
piIes."
Now the evident intention Of this ID, that these
Inspectors shall be chosen by lie new Council II
these Copperhcads can take advantage Of their 40
<ddeutal majority md 1cgialate for the next Council
three months ahead. they can with equal propziety
tesfslate for the Council which shall nssembe three
yea,s ahead. There Ia no limit to their power. It
ds precisely this Kind Of fraud which has distin-
suished Copporheads al over tha country, not onlv
IN Chicago, but in ercsy city whore they have OBJ
tafned an accidental and advcntiious success.
Fortunately there ID very little danger Q! this
usu.patton working out the tuu measure Of mis-
CHIEF 1hs originstors intended. The next codnc1
to be composed, we trust. Of loyal and intelligent
men, viii 1epudiate this action Of the Copper
beads, and elect Inspectors, who eha tsuly repre-;
sent the people in the School Board.
independent Of the question Of the right to So
lec1 these inspectors there is question Of atness
and taste their selection which deserves ssing
notice. For instance, David Walsh, Il blatant Cop
pelhcad, with hardly Intelligence enough to repro
cent hse constituents in body SO entirely devoid
of Intelligence rs the Common Council of Chicago,
md cur Tesde.s will bear US witness that very
little viii BE- above the averaee-this man, while
dil:uc the Office of Alderman, was eelected to rep
recent the city In the School Boerdt God help the
rchooa II THAR prosperity depends en- such as he!
Il wns In wretehed sa.tc for, aofe-in ana Con1siy
10 elect him, End rorse and mure wretched still for
Walsh to aocep. The position ,s;.:: !
, 1864-03-22

H'OR SALE--Houses and Lots on
l. Wabash avenue, nerr Twelfth street. m m
nn Wabash avenue, near Peck Court 500
un Naohsn avenue. near Fourteenth stFeet... 8T1
Also, northeast corner Wabash avenue and VIn III, H.
rco street. Apply to A r. aVERffT oS
,o,,- 4S Aea! Estate OHcc No metropolitan Block.
, 1864-03-22

T0, .;,3;]s:s!1 RhMTmos .:.t95 Sale: Sal Five acrea
story nsrne bousc ted one mile mi naia %, one
tss 4y |s' e 81 Srass2 Kens Tsst n q
metropolitan Block. e'S'ssf ,sf,i q eenta: No.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-06
CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

Pres5yterian-lEv. D. HARRISON, PASTOR
Preaching everl Sabbath morning at log
o'clock, and in tie evening at o'clock. Sab
oath School at fclock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursdy evening at o'clock:
Methodist Episcosal Church-REv. ]. S. LEM
Won Preacherin charge. Rev. w. 81. M'BRIDE,
Assistant Preachpge every alternate Sabbath
morning, at lO5 o'clck. Sabbath School at
o'clock, A. NJ. Pray'r meeting every Thursday
evening" at o'clOct-
Felch Independens-REv Ii. r. POWELL,
Pastor.-Preaching eery Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and in TIN evening at o clock
Sabbath School ut o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Nbnday evening of each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
Calvtntstic Methodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pastor.-Preaching ever Sabbath evening at
2and o'clock. SabbathSchool at II o'clock,
An. Prayer meeting e'ery Friday evening,
at o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
at o'clock. ..t
DiseipIes-REv. W. LLoY,, Pastor.--Preach-
ng every Sabbath morningat 10 o'clock.
Particular Baptists-REvG DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3 O'Clock Sabbath School at It | o'clock, 2. NJ.
Catholic-REv NJ. J. MITcIELL, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning at l03 o'clock
and Vespers at o'clock in th, evening.
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VOLUME EBENSBURG, PA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,

arouses afresh the courage and confidence
of Union men, and chills the heart and
decimates the ranks of the submission
secessiorists represented at Chicago. A
Union victory in November VIII end the
long and laborious strife. 1t will paralyze
the arm of the Rebellion. 1t will disperse
its armies, destroy the hope by which the
despotism at Richmond now holds its sub
jects in bondage, release the people of the
Southern States from their enforced dis
loyalty, and give them again the blessings
ofself government within the Union and un-
der the protecting Constitution and Flag of
the United States. 1t will enable our own
government to exchange the weapons OF
war for the eounsels of peace, to relax the
stern control over public action and pub
lie speech which state of war renders
unavoidable, to restore our financial sys-
tenn, to dissolve all military courts, and
hand over again to the civil tribunals of
justice the punishment of crime and the
preservation of public order, and to restore
to their fresides and their homes, clothed
with honors and to be held in everlasting
remembrance, that great army of our
citizen-soldiers who have barred their
breasts against armed rebellion, and won
the 1mperishablc renown of saving the
glorious Union, for which their fathers and
their brothers died.
III. J. RAYMOND, Chairman.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CRESSON STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judges of the Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon Associates, George w
Easley, Henry C. Devine.
Prothonotary--Joseph MDonald.
Register and Recorder-James Griffin.
Shsrf-John Buck.
District Anorney.-Philip S. Noon.
County Commissioners- Peter J. Little, Jno
Campbell, Edward Glass.
TTedsurer-1saac Wike-
Poor House Directors-George MCullough
George Delany, Irwin Ratledge.
Poor House Tredsurer-George c. X. Zahm
4u7itors-William J. Williams, George G.
K. Zahm, Francis Tierney.
County Suryeyor.-Henry Seaman.
Coroner. William Flattery.
Mercantile Apprdiser--Patrick Donahoe-
Sup't. of Common Schools. f. Condor.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-06
NUMBER 3.

Now, for you to attempt to overthrow
such government as this, under which
we have lived for more than three quar-
ters of a century, in which we have gain
ed our wealth, our standing as nation,
our domestic safety, with no elements Of
peril around US, but with peace and tran
guilty, accompanied by unbounded pros
perity and rights unassailed-is the height
OF madness, folly and wickedness, to which
| can lend neither my sanction nor my vote
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Headquarters National Union Committee, /
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-06
EBENsBURG BOR. OFFICERS.
AT LARGE


Justices of the Peace--David III. Roberts
Harrison Kinkead.
Burgess-A. A. Barker.
School Directors-Ahel Lloyd, Phil s. Noon,
Joshua d. Parrish, Hugh Jones, E. J. Mills,
David J. Jones.
EAST WARD.
Constdble-Thomas J. Davis.
Fown CouncU-J. Alexander Moore, Daniel
.. Evans, Richard Il. Tibbott, Evan f. Evans,
William Clement.
n:pectors-Alexander Jones d. O. Evans.
Judge Of Eiection-Richa Jones' Jr.
Assessor-Thomas NJ. Jones.
Assisfant 4sseSsors-David E. Evans, Wm.
D. Davis.
WEST WARD
Constdbie-William Mills, Jr. >tt
1o'on Counca-Jo ohm Dougherty, George C.
L hahm, Isaac Crawford, Francis A. Shoe
maker James S, Todd.
tn.pecto,s-G. w. Oatman, Roberts Evans
Judge of Eection-Michael Hasson.
A,sessor-James Murray.
:; ASSISTANT Asssssors-W illiam Barnes, Dan
el G. Zahm
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Judge Miles, of the u. S. Circuit Court
OF Wisconsin, gives the following report
OF a recent interview with President Lin
coin. The calm reasoning of the Presi
dent is worthy Of the candid consideration
of every patriotic citizen. Hear the Pres
ident IN vin6ication of his devotion to our
common country
"Sir," said the President, Hthe slightest
knowledge of arithmetic will prove to
any man that the rebel armies cannot be
destroyed with Democratic strategy. 1t
would sacrifice all the white men of the
North to do it. There are now in the
service Of the United States near two
hundred thousand able bodied colored men,
most Of them under arms, defending and
! acquiring Union territory. The Demo
cratic strategy demands that these forces
be disbanded, and that the masters be con-
cilliated by restoring them to slavery The
black men who now assist Union prisoners
to escape, are to be converted into our
enemies, in the vain hope of gaining the
! good will of their masters We shall have
20 fight two nations instead of one.
@Y ou cannot conciliate the South if YOU
guaranty to them ultimate success, and the
experience of the present war proves their
success is inevitable if you fling the COM
pulsory labor Of millions of black men
into their side of the scale. VIII YOU
| give your enemies such military advanta-
ges as to insure success, and thea depend
on coaxing, fattery and concession to get
them into the Union? Abandon al the
posts now garrisoned by black men; take
two hundred thousand men from our side
! anh Inn tho,n .,,t ha hofttoEoll I i
! against US, and we would be compelled TO
abandon the war in three weeks. 1855
awe have 20 hold territory in inclcment
and sickly places; where are the Demo
Gratis to do this 1t was free fight, and
the field was open to the war Democrats
to put down this rebellion by fighting
against both master and slave, long before
the present policy was Inaugurated. lut
"There have been meu base enough to
propose to me to return to slavery the
| black warriors of Port Hudson and Olus-
| tee, and thus win the respect of the mas
ters they fought. Should LIDO SO should
deserve to be damned in time and eternity.
Come what will, will keep my faith with
friend and foe. My enemies pretend l
am now carrying on this war for the sole
purpose of abolition SO long as I am
President it shall be carried on for the
sole purpose of restoring the Union. But
no human power can subdue this rebel
lion without the use of the emancipation
policy, and every other policy calculated
to weaken the moral and physical forces
of the rebellion a4a.
Freedom has given us two hundred
thousand men raised on Southern soil Ii
will give us more yet. Just so much it
has subiracted from the enemy, and in
stead of alternating the South, there are
now evidences of fraternal feeling grow
ing up between our men and the rauk aud
file ofthe rebel soldier s. Let my enemies
prove to the contrary, that the destruction
of slavery is not necessary TO arestoration
Of the Union, and | viii abide the issue