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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Ebensburg, Pa

1N "A. MOORE, Proprietor.
The TABLE is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies Tho BAR is supplied with
choice liquors and the STABLE attended by
careful hostlers. Boarders taken b " the wee
month or year. laug25,l ,ls 90
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onDs &c ENDS.

WIT AND WIsDoM.-Patienco is but
lying to, and riding out the gale.
1Cupid's arrows are not shot to much
advantage from bow-leg.
He who amends his faults puts himself
under Gods protection.
He can never speak we'll who knows
not when to hold his peace.
He who hath servants hath enemies
that he cannot well be without.
There have been many religions, but
there is only one code of morals.
There is always the need for man to
90 higher, if he has the capacity to do It,
If some peoples consciences are not
clear, it isn't for the want OF stralnlng.
A military definition of kiss would be
a report at headquarters.
In the game of mortality the last trick
is the sections. He plays SPADE:
A man who casts statues may be SAID
to be the founder of an iron race.
If you cannot please without being
false to yourself, you had better dis
please.
People wish to be saved from the con-
sequences Of their vices, but nottrom tneir
vices.
He is the happy man, not whom other
men think happy, but who thinks hlmseH
to be so.
Yankee Notions says the language an
Arabian child speaks before it cuts Its
teeth is gum-Arabic. Unquestionably.
saa. Some years ago a countryman
came into lawyers Office in Court Square,
and said to the lawyer:
ESQUIRE, Nat Streeter shaved me dread
fully Yesterday, ard | want to come up
with him."
estate your case," said D.
oval, I asked him how much he
would charge me for horse to 60 to
Dedham. He said three dollars. l took
the horse and went When l came back,
I paid him three dollars, and he said he
wanted another three dollars for coming
back, and made me pay it."
D. gave him some legal advice,
which the client Immediately acted upon
as follows: He went to Streeter and
said
s'How muck will you charge me for
horse to go to Salem :"
Streeter replied:
''Three dollars"
"Harness him up"
Client went to Salem, came back by
railroad, and went to Streeter saying
"Here's your money" paying him three
dollars
"Where's my horse ?" says Streeter.
"He is at Salem," says the client. 81
only hired him to go to Salem p
Streeter, who was known as practical
joker, acknowledged the grain and paid
the penalty.
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HUGH A. MoJOY,

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IL Saddle and Harness Manufacturer
EBENSBURG, PA.
Office one door east of Davis, Jones IL Co.'s
Store.
A large stock of ready made Harness, Sad
dies, Brides, &C.. constantly on hand and for
sale cheap. [Dec. 20, l86l-tf:
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enabled to sell their goods at a
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Roll in and see for yourselves. No charge
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HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam

HI bria county, Pa (Near Penna Railroad
Station.) JAS. d. HAMILTON, Proprietor
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House.. The TABLE will be fur
nished with the best the market Affords and
the BAR supplied with the best ofliquors, in
Guiding Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient STABLING is
attached to the premises.
Wilmore, August 25, 1s5S:tf.
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rm- Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Ebensburg April "a, 1862.
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spring and Summer Goods,

consisting. in part of the following articles.
Dress Goods, Millinery Goods, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Embroideries, Housekeeping
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls, Laces, and
so on, Gd tnfnitnn.
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Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware Queensware,
Notions, Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour, Bacon Cheese, MackereI Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Molasse
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt, Oils,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &C., &C &c
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DANIC ARRANGEMENTS

SUGAR KETTLES,
10 to 40 gallons.
COPPER KETTLES,
quarts to 40 gallons.
TINWARE,
all sorts aud kinds.
SHEET. IRON WARE-euery pariety.
ENAkELED d TIMED IRON WARE
ZINC WASHBOARDS,
for 25 cents worth 81 cents.
SAD IRONS, or SMOOTHING IRONS,
all sizes and best quality 8 to st cts per lb.
COOKING STOVES,
Trimmed complete, with baking arrangements,
So to $ca.
EGG STOTES, $3.50 to $3.50.
HEATING COOK STO YES. $500 to $500.
BRADLEY COOKING STOVES, PATENT,
GraH & Co., Mltcnell, terIou u W.
Abbot Noble, A. Gallaghers,
and every other Plttsburg OF FhIiaoelpnia
manufacturers.
Stoves always on hand or procured on
days notice.
ODD PLATES AND CRATES for Stoves.
always on hand.
CARBON OIL LAMPS, 50 cts. to $1.25.
Chimneys and Wicks for Lamps always On
hand.
SPOUTING
BEST QUALITY, put up and PAINTED at
10 cents per foot.
p~ No ertra charges for Elboars. -SSe
MINERS LAMBS,
OIL CANS,
POWDER CANS.
all sizes constantly on hand.
COFFEE MILLS, 81 cts. to s1.25.
TOASTING FORKS, OYSTER BROILERS
Jelly Cake Moulds, Table and Tea Spoons
COAL BUCKETS, 353 cts. to $500.
The above goods will be furnished
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at the
JoHNsToWN STOVE b HoUSE-FURNISH-
ING STORE,
CANAL STREET,
Opposite tlle weigh lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK W. HAYS WAREHOUSE,
aad save tleenty FER cent. on your purchases
EITHER FOR CASH Or SCRIP.
April "a, 1862-tf
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE :
CHATS WHAT'S THE MATTERi"

E. J. MILLS & CO. beg leave to announce
to the citizens Of Ebensburg and vicinity that
they have just received, at their new store
room, on High street, most complete assort-
Of
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OF which ws are rsosIviBS = spi@zdid sssortusos.
vAUTIER NARCoSEIER.
No, > Hsfn Efyss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
An IntltatIoR and a Response

d. W Voorhees,, Copperhead Con
gresham from Indiana, recently made
speech in the House, designed to
point out the mode by which the rebels
could be induced to put down their arms
aud come back to the Union. OF course,
il consisted principally in putting the
present Administration out of power aud
putting the Copperheads in. The best
possible answer te be made to such
proposition on the part Of the North Is
furnished BY the reception which it
meets among the rebels, whose accept
anee is indispensable to itssuecess. The
following from the Richmond Whig Of
March 10Th, gives a good Indication of
how such a proposition would be re-
csived there That journal says;
If any justification were needed for
the course OF the South, in separating
from the North, il would be furnished
by the eotemporaneous history Of the
United States. The causes which led
70 secession were strong enough to cou-
stitnte an ample reason: but the causes
which forbid reconstruction are infinitely
stronger If the Yankees, before the
war, had shown themselves unfit to be
our associates, the traits they have de-
veloped since the war prove that ihey
are far more unfit to be our masters.
II we were unfit to live in Union with
Yankees when they still claimed 10 be
free people, il must be absolutely i'm
possible for US to return to them when
they have become the voluntary subjects
of contemplate but relentless despoL
We refused to be their fellow-eitizens;
we can never consent to be their fellow
slaves.
Yet Mr.. Voorhees,, representing those
who claim to be the peace party of
the North, the old Democracy, the pc
culiar friends Of the South, warns US,
with delightful simplicity, not to look
forward to separation and independence.
He commences By saying that q nation
which once loses its liberty, never re-
gains il he proves that The Yankees
have lost their Liberty, and thenl says that
the next Presidential election viii put
an end TO war and death, and bring =
constitutional union Of the States He
says that the constitution is overthrown,
that justice is annihilated, that the guar
sntees of public liberty are disregarded,
that the Government is ruined and bank
rupt, its civil agents corrupt and wicked,
aud its military agents brutal and in
famous, and he amiably invites the
South 10 participate in these unegualed
and unparalleled blessings He beck
ons as Oh to this delightful entertain
ment assuring rs that in the the coup
Grafton Of the conservative men of the
North we have basis Of perfect securi-
I ty for our rights and Institutions
It seoud really seem to Be time that
these " Conservative Aea" Aad dbaa-
doned all such psssrils dsIssiOns and ad-
nit the indisputable fact that the South
Is fgAting for Independence oEt Of The
Yankee Cnion and that what they
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terrible calamity at shemeld, En-


From late English papsrsl
At little before midnight on Friday
last (the llth of March) one of those ter
rifle disasters, to which nearly all the
great towns in the north of England are
more or less exposed, happened at Shelf
6eld. The great reservoir of the Shelf
field Water Company reservoir nearly
one hundred acres in extent, and which
held more than q million cubic feet of
water-suddenly burst its embankmsnt
and swept with the fury of another Del
uge down the narrow gorge formed BY
the Loxley and Stannington Hills into
Sheffield itself Almost before warning
could be given the volume of water be-
gan rushing headleug down the valley.
sweeping farms aud houses. forges and
factories, ike chsf before it.
The following IS graphic description
from a Sheffield paper of the food reach
ing that town, some six miles below the
embankment:
"Persons who were out in the street
when the food broke out say there was
long, loud, terrible roar upon the still
ness Of the night, which increased in its
intensity; and as they stood listening,
| perplexed and wonder-strickeu, there
came sounding above the roar sudden
kissing noise, as of waters dashing on
q rock, and this was quickly followed by
piercing shrieks. first distant, then IN
ereasing until up the streets in every d.
rection, away from the fow of the river,
there ran hundreds and hundreds Of per
sons in their night-dresses, some drag
ging little children by the hand, others,
half dressed, tripping and falling; and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
THE STALLION SEASON

THE FAST-TRoTTTSG sTALLI0Ss We
l. L0Xr and N0RGAx BLACKHAwK "
viii maze the season Of 1854, from lst Of March TO
In Of July, Al the BlAekhsEk Stable Evansville,
Ind
Ihe terms for Vslox will be SO aad for Morgan
BlsekhAEk so, payable on the Ist day Of JsaE-
ary, 1855. Breeders viii have ths privilege Of re-
turning mares 70 said stAllcns during tbs solloS-
ing season. should they not prove In fosl; but IN
no case vtls any Insurance - hAfsyer hs Er1ctec,
nor viii eithsr Of said staIiions be permitted 70
reucar seFvics under 8ny circumstances until the
owner or hreedsr shall have signed . contract In
aeoor lance with the absve ssrms-
Fer Pedigrses Rnd Descriptions address
nj sEESRY RoAEE. Agent fsr ownzz.
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60 F,s.oral o. ..nA cA.rry

has hsasolne a haasshaiA ward tLrsa- boat taa
Wet aHd south and bts " oFn LuEansfs "a sss
ihaa Fssr aitar ti5air intr1iuafioa. attained
J~vutst5en as aiis-spFssd A. fhe continent Of
North Aneriua. Bat the cTaEning glory II his
lise resnAlus g. D. aftslna iu his lsnsI discovery
uF rather combination: for be daes Rot claln fa
have been ti.p dlscoreFsr Il CEDRnN, whieh h thr
basis q Tie oiitsFs new ofierrd 60 ihe pnhiic
4 ihAt-hQaer leioass e the native Inhabitants of
Central Amsfies. 60 shaa ifs rirfpes have been
knesu iar more thsa tao huudrrd ysefs. Arssed
with tss tht iadiaa bias ashaEes u she mus dad
" malaria anl hanales wlthcnt sass ths iaost Fea.
omous seFpsnts. Il belief With them chat
while tbssa f. breath islt ln the body, tha CrArsu
s possat % crss, no alatfet What the disease nsg
b..
Watie iir. Bal j. naf pFrparea e laaarss ihIs
sHffaFasant Isefeusiaas be j. nevertheless sAfis+
rel flusa a thusnnEa sxaminAfiaa q sac svid~ura
relative g. iie virtues. thai reuteiy Aad pre-
FrntafiFs for go dissases arising fruaa exposure
rithtF to tbs raanss - weather ahH eliuiate 81 q
ihs msasaaafic inaasHgsl, it sttuds without = fi.
val eHa lustiy deserves the reputation il bas ~
laug enjoyed ia ceutrAl America sud ths West Ia-
eias. Ia
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FOR the Exausvilie Joaraai
THINE ~ THE KINGDOM.

THINE - THE A&hA&DOM.
Aye though ths worlds bIseA lie, of wrongs
L, svsilnE day By day
Though fgaoranes still counts her throaKs,
And bigots stili bold swsy:
Though tyrsnts tilI maintain she sword,
The sole world moving lever;
Yss Thius shall be the Eiagaona. Lord.
For sssr aud fst sscr.
fvrEsttias thIs. we'll mixst ws hide
Oar iasss ia the dust.
when ro~er, With gigantic stride.
s1rcad. dow the tres aud lasl
We're thets No ehserias light behind,
What voader. should ws barter.
For peace, ths tharuy crowns that hinl
The forehead u the martyr
crushed down bsneS'h the heavy load
That bigsts on us lay,
Hew shouts ws tread Liiss gloomy roai
saw we 70 coming day -
II, looking up with Eager sys.
We caught no vision glorious
OF Errors fall aud Frsslom's fi's,
la Gods own time vletorlousf
What though their plans be laid TO stay
The upward march Of Truth
We can not fall Evil "a gray
Right has I'm mertal youth.
AS well put cut tbs baruing sum
Evsn while they plot the heaven
VIII work, aad wofk tht Il "a deas,
Fer God sits Ia the heaven
All honor 60 the noble few
Who In this gloomy day
Alone can dare Gods will to do.
Aud, aehting. cut their way
Through every bar. Tho IRE within
sends out sueh radiant flashes.
A, touching Cewardies aud sta,
shall burn them h6th TO ashes
Far in the glowing Orient
Flashes the rosy dawa.
Last niehs light did not die, bat vsst
To put aew glery on.
Al, who can doubt that whsu Hs prayed,
The worlds chief inastes spirit,
"Thy kingdoms come, ,' our God hath made
kingdom to inherit.
Aye He can waitl The eaerBai years
Tell the same tals for aye,
AID we shall learn yet, through our tears,
How lie maintains his sway.
The Kin ngdom Thine Then totters crims
Aud topples Error hoary;
Aud on each lip Christ's prayer sublime
Ascribcs 81 Thee the glory.
ABHrxSSK
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ROBACK's BETTERs.
PTLFs--A sURE CURE.

TILLc.---A . 2. . LU ne.
E1vERY BODY = BEING CURED of tbs
L. di-fTesziug dl-ssse y tize uss q
DIR. ssriekiaaa's Pile Remedy,
Eesd Whaf = sufferer say.
Mr. = p EAxarfs Is4 ssc9nd street, CInefr-
nafs o. ssys BE- has been lrszffui ana-yer rifh
Pills for i0ae time, and has tried nezriy a4srv-
thiaz. ard cpald obtsia 70 relief h uzea as.r,rt
oi4s-f5urth q pot Of Dr. stricklzndss piIa ONT
meat. ana it made q ssEpiets eurs- He. a5rise.
every oze $50 = suffering % try t.
sod - 81 DrugEisfs, y cenfs Fer pat. Mann
Eaelured 81 70. Easf Eourth sfFses Cfneinr.tf
o. Ask for sTRICELASD-s PILE EEMEDY.
mhlsizfEiy
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Dyspepsia,

Ans its ztufaHt tFain - - pt ans. lt acts fafe
lise eherm tlfn mel lriHr. TheHs e. nothing
tu abe rsaee ~ tho Asferta ha9ea. fhaf fer ute-
fneai hsafa cantpaeianu msfh q in this 4 nrase.
raj sfoegnt 81 this euHlrrfai pisui may -
t'aha q th4 lltA esiIisaa % tia 4 = nlsisusalas
r5sfssss tls3 snt tisss
sefaes q rHpcriHasnts 10 uhieh nF. Bull has
hfsu faf years snsassl. has Just teau brought t.
sarrssalnI frrinilatluB. ana ha fa aos enabled to
ufer 60 fhH pulli1 hlnaifaa Is fiaatuu. " "a
uthHr aHHHusHd touIca. fhe " whuie preserved ln
hcst quality ~ enppeF-disiliiad Baurbaa whisky.
shieh b. lsfonfsisnt hss be- tguAi lu lbe aorl8
lie uisAt nfraish taiuur u certificates. Laf
ttH FHhiir have i8as Ellee learued o. ssfimsfn
things 81 their ira fsins The safest rian il, fsr
eretg uus g. si faf hiassei, The yiFlHs. as nsw
madt dteine. Give
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
nENAN's LIFE OF CHRIST; book Great.
II ing great excitement.
Miss Gilbert's Career.
Tales Of the Opera; by Parton.
Mrs. Lirripsr's Lodgingsi by Dickens.
Letters 70 the Joneses.
Abbott's History Of the Great Rebellion.
Southern History of the war-arst and second
volumes.
General Grant and his Campaigns.
Harper's History Of the War, IS far as out.
The Perfect Gentleman; or, Elegance and Eio-
qCsnes.
Held in BOHdaes; By Q. Vaughn.
Whip, Hoe, and swerd.
Rnbini; q new novel.
Frank Warrington BY author Of "Ths suiA-
rsElAnds."
Bsrrett's Astronomy and Atlas.
MsrosdsAs Novels, and all The Dims Novels.
A. :. J. poBELL's.
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oae trial aHa yea siil ueg-r ans etkars.
10 l. aat necessary 50 publfsh a long ini pi dis.
rasss farwhirh THE tsdFun Hitfers sra : speciEr.
fu aii disease~ 81 the STOMACH. BOW
ELS. LIVER OH KIDNEYS
tn al Hifssfiausaf fhs BRAIN DEPEND
ING Upon DENAAGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on n0xFELNs
10 s+0N1s. RlfEUMATIsM AND NEu-
RALGIAl
Aud fa FEVER AND AEuE4
IT'S destined % supcFesie All etl5sf frnsdies II
DOT enig cares Thee disrhfss, bus if FRfFEsFs
thea
A sins glass flii af lie Hiftrfa taksa an hsuf
netaFe asth aHeRi, Ni& uTiatn ths il effects ~ he
raasf anhfaiihy cliHaafe, ard scfeau tbs psrfaa
inAiaE i zgainat alssAs uisder iHse nsoai trflau
r4rasmras
Sold ~ Druggists aat Graaars eenaFaHv
$500 join bolts Principal oaane, FfHh
strsaf. LauisvlIie. rs
sold hy PETER VTEnIINQ,
hhs Sole AGENT. Evansville. lad
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Quick Sales and Prompt Returns.
FURs FURs FURs !!

WE ABE NOW RECEIVING A VEET
w large and ~~li assorted stoek Of Lasiesi azd
MISSES faasy FHrs, comprising In part the foi
Ioxfnx: sabi<, Mink. Russian Fitch. Stone Mar
tin Fisher, Ly1s. German fifth. Siberian saEir-
rel Erruine, Gsass- swans Dosn. Gud fur trfna-
uisgs Of every descriptions. Gs1fleusu's Fer
Collars and CLOVIS. Chfidren's Purs, Muns cyes
either separate or in sets. Eavt1g seaerf.s fhs
K8ods ourselves, customers can rsiy % gsstinz the
very bet grade Of goods and a. pFices o. Iow -
the IsWest.
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FANCY CApa.

IN AH . hAlo.
Fancy and plan, sery l.ss sssorszasa. All
- new styiss-
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r 0 3 ACCO.

Manufacturers. In osr lee the State. ",
onsr The fellouiaE Toa.see saa oisars. our o~s
iuanufaatars. ior sale
20 Boxes Of FiVe Lump pr pouad ...... g. Cts
80 noxss 81 10 Lump fer peund. ......-.. a. Cts
so Boxes ffauk's ursHsa Lump 3 n. 6 Cts
80 iioss Bud. Ia Cai3iss. pei pound .... g. Cts
SO Boxes Harau's ga Castdiss
800 Cs4asss Peach fsaf. pr pound.-...s. g. Cts
80 ~ hnFsaas LiEhts f=F pound. .... 81 -
30 tsslatfs faucaae, Light, Ter puund ea CtF
fao hoKes sun Curri Tohsera b r.. 81 ca
t.osT - HaEae spuu fatsf Tobacco,
t,oso nsrrels snoking fet.aeco;
go boxes nen-i's Scotch suuh
o. Half haErsls finr-0ai ChswinK Tetaeeo
iee MsrsrhAnm aigrs :
los erese nriar and Wood Piu~a.
too,fH1 Gas flfss. assorted.
teo Cruss knhtgr FIfes,
te,Ho assorted Pipe Stems
$500 CenkA GiEnnss
2iseo HenFy liTy Cigars, hrst's,
1900 hsnry Clay Cigars. saooud's:
2s,Qo0 L. hspuisoH CiEars;
5000 Ei Brutus Ciearst
sfa.oa1 iisif Spanish CigAHs.
zf1,oo1 seEsrsnfs,
30 GO Il sAlgadlna Cigars;
foa.ole Packs Smoking Tohaono.
ho Drums TuFkith smoking Tobacco.
i.0tsi Bales kiunicaniek smoking Iubareo;
81 Drums ehanehta
2.oo9 Poaads aackahay snuns
z.ooo Preach snud.
Merchants sud stefs. Ksspers ieok 60 lhsi
ntarrsi ezsntiue rnF laF - stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-11
sADDLERY.
THOMAS g. MAGHEE.

- may always be found at she old stand. No.
20 LOCUST STREET, nsaF the POs' 0Gles. He
It'll continues 70 manufacture Lis or Heavy
Harness, Saddles. Brides, Msrtines IS, Collars.
&c, &c, and has on hand large AID attractive
stock Of Custom w ork made Of the best mAtsrial
by scientific wOrkmen, which be now offsrs % the
trade at EASTERN PRICES. Having greatly in
creased his facilities for manufacturing. he Il
prepared 70 furnish All articles In his line In any
quantities. At the sbOr est notice. All Who wish
70 buy will save money By examining his stock
before purchasing eisephere. AL Who like 10 ex-
amins hns articles are invited 20 call and the
work which took the premiums ~ the last faisz.
NIB Every article is guaranteed, and pfema-
ture rips and breaks repaired without ehsrgs.
sblG
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-11
Troy, March 8, 1864.
The Election of Commissioner

We are neither surprised nor disap-
pointed at the result of the recent election
of Commissioner in this County, and we
presume the temperance people generally
are in the same state of blissful indiffer>
ence as to the result. There were rea-
sons by the score why neither of the
candidates should be elected, and since it
was not possible TO elect a third person, it
was of small consequence which of the
two was defeated. In either event some
body was sure to get his due. We are
sorry it was not possible to give their
dues to both of them.
The vote was quite small and indicated
general lack of interest in the election.
Many persons withheld their votes for
the same reason doubtless that Influenced
one individual we heard refuse to vote for
either candidate. He would not vote for
Bates because be was not nominated by
the temperance convention, and because
he was run last year in opposition to the
temperance nominee. lie would not
vote for Baldwin, because, though numi-
mated regularly, the nomination was
made by rushing in men from particu-
lar localities, aud the nominee was who'll
ly unknown in the county as temper
anee man. These were reasons enough
why temperance man should vote for
neither of them.
In one respect the result must be graf
Tying to every friend Of temperance. IL
rebukes, dec .dedly and emphatically, the