The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-06
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| Christian Nelus, Andrew Hipp,
\ Josiah Smith, VIM. Saylor,
| John Schier, Matthias Walhiem,
Philip Helsinger, Michael Mccartney,
| Henry Miller, VIM. Grant,
VIM. Docpher, Charles Gathegan,
Valentine Lebenmire, Aug. Dipple,
John ]. M'Dermitt, Thomas Benson,
| Conrad Eichenchire, Albert Brindle,
Zeph. Carney. Jas. II. Washington,
John Wolf, Henry E. Hudson,
| Geo. Fultz, S. Dean Canap,
| Nicholas Croft, John Slough,
| Patrick Clark, John Pffaler,
| Ebenezer Smith, Henry Belz, Jr
MILLvILLE BoR.-96 drawn; &C to be fur
| niShed.
Morrison Morris, Joseph Walkey,
Dennis BOYLE, John Atkinson
Thomas Taylor, JAS Blatchford,
Christian Myer, David r. Jones,
| Thomas Downey, John Williams,
| John Gready, John Gallagher,
| Josiah Mellow, VIM. p. Williams,
Michael Barrey, Daniel MGinley,
| Thomas Evans, John b. Henry,
Richard W. Jones, Obest Linehart,
! John Haney, Edward Bird,
Thomas p. Potts, i Patrick Griskell
Charles Mingle, Patrick Tighe,
Patrick Boyle, Peter Roam,
Isaac Berringer, Wm Lakin.
BLACKLIcK TP.-20 drawn l8 to be fur
nished.
Abraham II. Brown, David S. Brawler:
JACKSON Tp.-4o drawn 80 to be furnished.
s1rleon Gs9 c'' purshars Samuel Wn pGaieG. dlaGk,
Simon Duumire, Geo. Warner,
Samuel Snyder, Samuel Leidy.
Observation-Disclosures 16; furnished % sur
plus 6.
JoHNsTowY-Quota 90; furnished 100; sur
plus 81.
CAMBRIA TP.-Quota 19 furnished 26; sur
plus g.
The foregoing named persons are
exempt from the late draft, and are not
required to report at Provost Marshal
headquarters.
Mr. JOHNSTON AND TON STILES BA-
BY.-The Johnstown Tribune thus ex-
plains its reference to Tom Stiles baby in
connection with Mr.. Johnston S nomination
for Congress: "Some years ago, as many
citizens of Cambria will remember, Mr..
Johnston was the Wig candidate for
Prothonotary Of the county. During the
canvass, he made pilgrimage to White
township on an electioneering tour, and
hearing of voter By the namo Of Stiles,
who resided miles away by himself amid
the pines and spruces, he resolved to see
him and make a vote. He accordingly
made his way to Toms cabin, entered and
sat down, chatted with his wife and rock
ed tie JaIy IN a sugar trough, had an in
teresting conversation with Tom about
politics, made him promise to attend the
election and especially to vote for Johns
ton, and finally left, feeling as he alter
wards boasted in relating the venture, that
he had made one vote in White township
which his opponent could not find, and
which he could not alter if he did.
"Aud such was the result. Tom at
tended the election promptly, had his
taxes all right, voted for Johnston, and
was the mos. enthusiastic Johnston man
on the ground-all because Mr.. Johnston
had called to see him, and had been SO
clever to his wife and the baby.
awe made the allusion, and now relate
the incident, not in disparagement of Mr.
Johnston, but simply to assure him that
he will have to find and visit a great many
Tom Stileses to secure his election to Con-
gress this fall. That's all"
SAD NEws.-We clip the following an
nouncemcnt from the daily papers:
"a party of guerillas plundered the town
of Keystvile, Charlton county, Missouri, on
Wednesday, and burned the court house, with