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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
The Election.

The election is now over, and it is our
duty as good citizens to submit to it as
gracefully, as possible. Taking every
thing into consideration it is wonder We
made 80 good fight as we did. Lin
coin is elected, but the States many of
them ran q very close vote. We had to
contend against the army, and an army
of officeholders with pockets full of
greenbacks, which they used with lavish
hand. Our County deserves immortal
credit. for keeping up the majority as she
did. There were over five hundred more
votes polled az the Presidential election
than at the general election great many
of whom were returned soldiers. Still
our majority is only thirteen short of the
last election In Philadelphia they have
the general government, the State govern
ment and the city government, making an
army of officeholders amounting to three
or four thousand, together with their
influence which they use very unscrupu-
lousy. They roll up such n majority
there that il is hard for the balance of the
State to overcome it. Pittsburgh is also
in the hands of the shoddyites, and forces
the vote up very strong.
Our party in this County, both north and
south is in very good condition, it never was
better nor stronger than at the present
time. The opposition has nearly all the
manufacturing and mercantile establish
ments in the County, but we have the
hard listed operatives. If all the Nc
Clellan men of this County are traitors
we have goodly number Of them One
thousand and thirty more traitors than
loyal men.
1t is more than likely that the sboli-
tionists will count out Governor Seymour,
of his election in New York This is
very much to be regretted, ne is a good
and pure man, one of the best iii the
country. But good man and a pure
patriot has no buslrcss TO run for an of
flee the way the machinery of elections is
now conducted. Lincoln with large
army and navy at his back, and Seward
for prime minister, will elect whom he
pieases He might aswell appoint gov
ernor for these conquered provinces, as
letting the people go through the farce of
an election. He might have appointed
Governor Morton in Indiana and saved
the people the annoyance of an election.
which indeed was no election at all
Morton is by 10 means the choice of the
people OF Indiana, but he was Lincoln's
choice and his soldiers put him in Gov
Seymour is the choice of the State of
New York, but he is not Lincoln's choice
and therefore must be beaten The army
and the navy is very convenient thing to
fall back on, at an election. They will
have no copperhead ticket either in the
army OF the navy, if the soldiers or the
sailors don't wish to vote loyal ticket
they can't vote at all. These officers will
not accommodate them with anything but
loyal tickets. Our County as we said
above is right and il is our duty to en-
deavor 10 keep it soe Although the whole
country looks dark and gloomy 20 far a.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
Barker and his Greyhound Todd
Getting EacefiOus

So long as Barkers greyhound confined
his Jakey to us individually, we were we'll
pleased, and would never notice it, but
when this ignorant BOBBY will permit
other people to be attacked by his grey
hound in his Jakey, persons who are too
well Informed and too respectable to asso-
ciate with either the master or his dog,
we will for one time at least give them a
passing notice.
We are we'll aware that it is hard for
an ignorant and illiterate man like Barker
TO keep the leash on his hound all the
time, particularly as he was badly kennel
ed and trained before this man Of igno-
rance and impudence got hold of him.
We have no doubt this greyhound Is
copying his literature after celebrated
author who wrote in this town, under the
NoMME DE PLUME of SPIAsHBoARD, and
whom this greyhound of Barker's, of all
others, would be expected to initiate and
remember. This young greyhound of Bar
ker's espends his wit, about being on a
Dust, on empty demijohns, &c, &c.
We have no doubt the young hound
thinks he is well behaved, and so he is, and
VIC trust he will remain SO. But Splash
board, the celebrated author whom he
initiates, was n model of good behavior
at the young greyhounds age, and for
many years after. But he finally became
prey TO Bacchus, Venus and some other
Of the heathen Gods, and was so .'leaky
and Shaky" that busting was inevitable.
II WAS said By one Of our best citizens
in this town that that celebrated author
used TO amuse himself on wet and stormy
days talking to the citizens in passing by,
giving his opinion of the weather and
charging them in his book for it.
We advise this young greyhound Of
Barker,s not to indulge in the ridicuLe OF
infirmities of his neighbor rs he has been
doing. He not long since carried on a
correspondence between Abraham Lincoln
and poor fellow here, whom nature had
made "A simpleton, and unsettled the crea-
lures mind worse than it was, for the sake
of Ineddiing mischief.
This young greyhound has great deal
OF human nature to contend against,
Men do not gather grapes off thorns OF
figs off tlistlcs.' We trust he will lear,
hereafter that Jackeyism and vulgarity i.
not wit, that it is unmanly to impose on a
simpletun, that it is unfair to attack men
who are not before the public, and have
ne newspaper to defend them.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
CgUyTY COMM TTEE.
P. S. NOON, Chairman,

T. .. MUM, NNdII IIIiIl,
George Delany, J. S. Mardis, George c.
Z. Mckenzie, Joseph Behe. John Durbin,
David Farmer. Henry Friedthoof. John
Slough. Elisha Plummer, Lewis Rodgers,
George Gurley, John McDermit, Simon
Dunmyer, W. a. Krise. Thos. T. McGough
Jacob Fronhciscr, j. F. Conden, John Ham
ilton, F. O'Friel. Michael Bohlin, Wn. C,
Diver, Johu White, Henry Topper, Nicho
las Cannan. NJ. j. Plott. J. W. Condor.
Daniel Confair, VIM McCioskey, Daniel II
Donnelly, Anthony Long, John Marsh,
John Ryan.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
TRIAL LIST.
FOR SECOND WEEK

TRIAL LIST
FOR SECOND WEEK
of December Term, 1864, in Common Pl0si
for Cambria County.
Stillsel & Porter. VS.. Whites,
Ebensburg s. Cresson RR. VS.. Noon.
jackson VS. Johnston.
Collins VS.. Ebensburg S Cresson Railrosa
Co.
Lloyd VS.. Skeliy.
Cushion We. HeSlop.
Brallier VS.. Kibler.
Kemp vs. Griffith,
MalZie VS.. Brown.
Tiernan endorsee vs.. Halves.
Henderson, ct. al. VS.. Hswee.
Pedan, ct. al. vs. Hawes,
kerrigan VS.. Left,
Commonwealth VS.. Linton.
Same VS.. Same,
Gates VS.. Wolf & Welchorne,
Dougherty for use VS.. Smyth.
Lantze VS.. Moore ct. al.
Buck VS.. Same,
Burgoon vs.. Noel
Noel VS.. Matthews.
Sharbaugh VS.. Link,
M'Closkey VS.. GooseregaD,
Frederick VS.. Nagle.
ProthonOtary's Office,
Ebensburg, Nov. l6. 1864. }
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The election is over,
And just ss expected.
Mr.. Abraham Lincoln.
Has been reelected.
The people are happy
And hopefully thinking,
OF what shall be done
Under President Lincoln.
With four years before him
OF Administration,
Let US manfully help hin,
Deliver the nation.
And may he most bravely,
And thoroughly save Us
From the wicked endesrors
OF jefferson Davis.
We look on J. Davis
With uttermost loathing.
But with different emotions
On E. J. Mills & Co. 3 fine closhiIg.
From the shelves of E. J. Mills & CO,
We make ample selection
or Clothing To last
Till another election. @
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16

the war and politics is concerned, still
Providence may have something in store
for US that will dispel the gloom that
seems to overshadow the whole country.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
STRAY STEER.

= Came to the residence
of the subscriber living IN Washington
township, about the First OF August last,
two wear old brindle Steer, and has under
part of hi. neck and jaws white. has star
on the forehead. The owner is requested TO
prove property, pay charges and TAKE MN
away, else he will be disposed of according
te law. JAMES BoLAhp'
Nov. 1s, 1884 ct
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16

sgThe weather is exceedingly disagree
able now, the roads here is in a bad con-
dition, we have neither snow enough, frost
enough, rain enough. nor fair weather
enough, but medley Of all
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16

81 Teach thy son obedience, and he
shall bless thee, temperance and he shall
have health, science, his life shall be use
fui, religion, his death sbsll be happy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16
Tabular Statement.

RETURN OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELRcno,
OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, 4
1864
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-16

CT The Sentinel has been detained q
a day or two this week on account
of delay in getting paper from Phila-
delphia. The train on which it was ship
ped was unusually delayed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-01

pit net set ZSipt ne4 set 80 70 pune sea -
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF DoDGEvILLE. ISIS.
Parrys Addition-Lots and 10 in block 5 lots 4, B
and in block 5; lots l. and in block IL lots l. 2
and in block 49, lots 5, and l0n block lots 2,
S.4 Q 10, II and 10 in block 8; all of block IS.
10 acres in Perry's Addition
BURRALLS ADDITION.
Lot S In Clearance street.
JENKINS ADDITION. tsifs Il u
Lots 5 ard in blk / ; lot 10 in blk Q ; lot In Blk ;
lot in blk 10; lots and in bk 10 nj Of lot in Blk
II lot ! and in bk IL lots and Gin bk 4; 10.
in bk Z; lots blk IL; lots and I in bk -. "a.
BLACKS ApDITIoN.
Lot no in division street, lot 81 in dacoah street ;
ot So in dacotah street; lots % and 81 Of "a.
WILSON'S ADDITION.
Lots H. g. IA and IT, in main street 81 Of lot %
lot S8, In main street
EDDYs ADDITIoa.
Lot nol1.
poDGES ADDITION. M
va Of lot no division street.
MADDIN'S ADDITION.
nj OF lot no and IS # front pit lot 5 lot no IS,
IT, II and IS spring street lots 30 and VI Of 81
church street, lots 81 an 81 of IS main street lots
IS and 149 bequette5 street lots 80 and 141 on
spring street lot 70 vincent street; lot 105 jewel
street lot IS on jewell street. lots 1870, l3l and 1872
north street; lot 1874 main street; parcel Of land
adjoining lot 1888 acre of land adjoining lot 1855; lots
nos AZ, So, 63, g. IA S. 49, lis 116 l25, 1876 1885,
12T, 12S and 129: VII of lot l3S.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-01

Lot mo- in block 3; lot b. 4; lot bl. s. all Of 81.
& all of b. g. lot IL. S; ots3 bl. S; lot b. s;
lot bl g. lot DBL g. let b. 10; all Of b. II; lots 3
& bl. ~ lot bl. 4; lQts2, s 6. b. S; lots 4
b, 8; lots i, 2, s, 6, bi. 49, lots2, {, bl. 9.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Died..

Ar1xs.-on Saturday morning, December 10, At throe
o'clock JAcon HxRicK, infant son OF Eisha IA Jr, anu
julia A. Allen.
paint Illness ELIZA, the beloved WHO OF John Beatty, ID
the 30th year Of her age. ..L.... a.,
Ihe relatives and friends most respectfully invited
10 attend the funerals from the Twenty seventh stree
Methodst Episcopal church, between Second aud Third
avenues on Monday morniue, ~ ten O'CLOCK
Caow Friday. December o, OF congestion OF the
luues Sarah, widow OF Samuel Crow OF Woodbridge ~
j., 10 he 10Th year OF her age IVA !,
rhe funeral services Will bo held m the residence ot
her con IN law, Mr. ". Poili on, at Morrtss va .nls
tr,enis or tho deceased invited 10 attend without
futhef notice The remaius will be taken On Monday to
woodbridge, J, Tor n,erment
CousS --on saturday morning, December 10. al q e1n
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nVavvfRd.

Moasr--CRos.-0n thursday, December 9, al the resi-
dence O the BRIDES p. ens by Rev H. e. Ever assisted
by Rev. Mr. Cvov, Rev. j. u. Moasp, OF CharIestown,
Mass to s6finA W, daughter Of James d. Cross Esq
OF New York. -
wMa-ysNN.-op Saturday, December 10, by the
Rev NJ 8 HuIou CHARLES 8. Vino, OF New Orleans, 10
CAruAmSsL. YENSt OF this city.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
rIilitafy iTsirj.a


REcossrrYoN oF THB eALLANrRY OF THE ONE
HUNDRED AND sEvENiIEru NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Tho follow ing letter from the New York AdJutant Gen.
erals olco was recently received by C2one, .suivor,
commanding ono Hundred and Seventeen New York
Volunteers
GrsraAL HrApoulsfsRs STATE or NEW YoRv,)
ApyuTAsT GENERALS 0rrIcn,
ALBANY, Nov is, 1864.
Col, j. p McTvoR, Commanding Ono Hundred and sevon-
teth regiment New York volunteers:-
CoLoSEr-A Communication has been received at these
headquarters from Brcadicr General W. EagaD, com.
manding Second division, Second army corps, Army OF
the Potomac dated october 90 1854 whcron be speaks
in the highest Of the conduct Of the One Hundred
and Ssyentcth New York State Volunteers Ia the late
operations before pctorsburg
am Instructed by his Excellcncy, Governor Seymour,
20 express bis qualification and to lender bis thanks TO
the officers and Of tho regiment for this addtoaa
discharge Of theft dutes am, Colonel yr1S resueet
,.''". yopr obedient servant.
join :. spRaGUF. adluiant General.
rroNorEp ron DIsTIEG . .sugD sERvIogs.
Co, L. u. Watkins, sixth ycnincky cavalry, has re
Gently been pf5motei 10 rrevst Brigador General OF
Volunteers for the gallant repulse aud defeat OF the
enemy at Lafayette, Ca, ON June "a, 1854
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Rirtls.

porcri.a-on Tuesday, December o, Mrs. MARcAnxr
DouaIAss, wife OF Captain Alexander ~ Douglass, Of
son and daughter.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

Il - q
robe soaoy Mayo, frs,sDd s ''"' 0'c000ssry' B'ln
,nsr., and friends are requested 10 attend the
afternoon A aa o. East li0th street. this (Son
". OBITUARY.
The ssd ,n,.,pe 'pe community was greatly shocked by
:. wiox who died ~ his residence on The ar ,n.,.
vauoi ctizen should be pevm Itted to a. !. ,n
Csn,.,n W spp.0LIrte " m comment and coumsmoration
nos ~ ~. ior inc last thirty years was one OF our
most popular aud successful sbpmastsrs vho Az,
n,y ana character 70 his proesson A soon ss Sa s
rs'loo was nauguraed sRainst the goysrumen, hs ~
,e 90 MS services 10 the Navy Department sac,ass
WeHes n once presented him with comm as,on in tha
which hs promptly accepted, and shared in the
noss "uuous ana dangerous duties Of the service He
was gallant officer, patr ot an excellent cit zen
devoted husband and faith ui friend. When do atn
who have occupied important public posions snd win
whom we have been associated by intimate ties of
nrs 10 we should pause anid the busy OF
siop, and that discipline our minds 10 reflect N
spirit OF resignation, that
Inc path o. sorrow, and that path alone,
LEADS TO the land where sorrow is unknown
Wnile expressing regret Tor his loss NAV we bear
UPON our hearts sympathy for those have been made
=, ~ heIe deep ancti0n. Az God temper eth the wind
W he snorn may He In His loving mercy support
ana comfort the widow and her or, han cbIdren whs
nave lost oil that dear to tbem-a devoted hug
oanras y siisSlioua.o father
Lee. Q, 1864. WEB
MErzAa P. DsrAyo, died December =, 1864. aged "a
years. y -
:. On Wednesday night Mr. NJ p Delapo dcd-cut or In
or m ment any OF his faculties. few days previous
hie engaged In his shpyard spar fell upon his es
and loot and crushed them. no laid In great pain
nornpg OF his death, when mortihcat,n set In; from
mat time he seemed very happy and reconced feeling
my prepared and waiting enjoy ing the society Of tho
xhere friends mover part. Ho leaves a large circe OF
rends who had fouud him readv u relieve the
nnerng OF the poor and ueedy-dispeus,ug good on
Vc are In death.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

~~rrrrr or rUg STREET COMMISSIONERS NO 13I
~ Broadwsyre & ,1a e o, ss w"rs and
n ,sn mama OF bidder written ,nereon, ~" ps re.
WIN ,nv T rs oce uutl Thursday DECEMBER To- sos ~
ii O'Clock A. M-oe,. x..s..s n srN esst ton tsrv,
pest. ,G ng @ snssn io in iaIs and l13d streets between
First avenue and avenue A. ~ - :. - -,,--.,-
ma aarsenents, can be Obtained a. th olfes- dated
90 serssi pe uar nenl New York, December = 1861
CRARLEe u CORNELL Street Commissioner
RIO cOoPFRS PROPOSALS Will Re RSGhifsV
4 Al ID aud IS Chambers street from partes who WI
faynisb from 10 10 1000 new barrels hair ssetes and
kea rer n0nth the 1893 Barrels must he q, 81
a. = pack as and Tat hoops wei sessonedi the hai s
r. must be round hopgel sud asc well 80 uesd' ~
meh's W. ~ 'A' - 80 r, LoRiLLARp.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

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The New York herald., 1864-12-11


attend the fupera services. at ten O'Clock on Monday
morning, rom the residence OF her parents, NO. "a
PoaAa -Oo Saturday, necemoer 10. after a long and
laugh county Down. ireland in tho lis, year OF bis age
The remdls WILL bQ taken 20 Calvary Cemetery for IN.
t:rn7,... om bis slo residence, 20 watts street, on
Monday afternoon, AZ two o,S.SSs.:.
iuor on friday, December o, lpA CoRiisgA daugn
ter of wn IL. and Harriet Rhodes, aged years, IL
Inc ireds and re atives Of the family respectfully
invited Icsend tho funeral from tho residence Of ne.
parents o Garrison street, this Suadayl at'ernooo' "
sE,p-5o Friday night, december Q at her late resi
deuce, s,West lwss,y.lrss street, MARY JANE "'o
Tho nnerai viii take place tuesday morpps, NJ
h.If pastien clock from ST Josephs church Aosoy.
ssps on friday evening, pacctAecr o. Mrs. hl1'sAiH
The sers service win take place this Sunday after.
noon atfour o'o5ck tac house Of her son inaw NJ
Joseph Ieggstt a54 Eighth street. Tho romans WIZ be
taken icNew Castle for intorment. ,,sn
| n rerrep after four months Illness -. =
The inends Of the amly are invited TO attond tne ~
rera o, Monday afternoon, At three o'clock; ,.,..,,
| wAssarF On friday, Dcccmber Q ~ tnfco . So.si,
of ,carnt fever ANsriA twin daughter Of Ibos H. and
Henriet IA wasstar, aged 10 mertns and 81 days.
wnrioRn his city, on Saturday, Decemeer 10; los
The funeral viii take place from bis late residence 26'
Isxingtn avenue on Monday afternoon, At ope ooock
ps,.,irs and friends are Invited TO attend VI fur
| tber noce. a.. 4. .,or, .rd
wru ON Saturday, December 10, after snort o ano
seyereincss kAIs AUGUSTA, eldest .. eo"S'
| H. andLayenia h. wehr, aged yeav~h ia - uyo'
| Earth has one rosebud Iess,
| While heaven one angel more.
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family are respectful,
invited 10 attend tho funeral at the resaeuce o' ~
parents No. 2lb West Twenty hrst street, ON ANYWAY
Afternoon, 1T ooo O'Clock. -
W. np.viru.--On saturday, December 10. Mrs ELIZA
netu w tpeMun, In the Gad yeat o ner age ,,.
ire funeral all tske psco from her lac tesidence
coner Il guty tni,d street. yorkvie, on Monday ateF
noon, q. twa p'cI, ek
| Fneltsb papers please coNy. -. ,v,,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
TO 90 so TAT ONCE

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hs 70 ms. A ~seltction Of feg are s~utiolcat
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ifef- Hearing Of the wonderful cure, Dr. Rort
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par - New York. a. lsswEere sas do "a a. cou.
satp0 Bor. ~ the Osborne House. saturday.
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later. ny Tia means lsrx- eADoers can he rsnevee
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al as~otions, treated ey fnssl.ties. e sissr-i.s
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$500
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COMPLAINT.
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slosrs. pise I'D tuners, scsl1 ksad. sypAshs. sypAi-
uus A1eSuezA z<rrausl 1ssessez. 3SspeB~@ &ne
aciresasn, erisspls syitrss - swell reoE, sn6 AZ
.ss<tsos = ne Kisssys tss spins IN reesiss tas
A. -. s.4 Successful rs.ssy 80 rszcvizx
cd Al aesr vzr.sues 81 vurz ems
e. a. ezAEins ny sp~>t1~us efesas~
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