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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25

SoxE of the papers question whether
The disease on the steamer Virginia,
which arrived at New York, Wedns-
dsy Is the real cholera; but the health
omeer Of the port, DR.. SEinburDe, de-
elares il 10 be tbst Pss1Ilsnce, unmss-
tsJZaEsiy= those attacked kays al the
sTupsons Of that diseaser aod f5z-s
can be IIttIs doab. hath IS the RAJ
Asiatie cholera Itbroks ont f71I days
sner Having Queens-OEn, among TIE
C=eru,au pesssnrz-z IN theSsszEe, and
before fbas1e4msr arnTsdat NsE HoEk
there we're 100 cs@s md 3 dssthzr zaa
rsr SEX On z-rivzL Te val pas
snEsrs we're xs-y anxious 10 CINE
Ashore. bat this Eas o. course imp1ssi-
be, and al WI Be obliged u remain N
Quarantine III The disease dissPPsarz
Ths- have bsen removed from the Viz
GINA, hoEeyer, The Een passengers TO
The Illinois and the sick 70 the hospital
ship, and everything Is being done for
their coufort that can be. The lover
auarsntine, where the cholera ship lies,
Is - miles from the city, and the au-
tl5orfties are confident the Pestiience
VIII Be confined there and not come
ashore Its near presence, however. Is
giving new impetus TO sanitary pre-
CAUTIONS, and The orders of the health
board. jIis4 nor the most popular set (
Of officials in New York, are obsyed
with aIaerity.
its no wonder that the cholera broke !
ont on the Virgins and on the Eng
land. Zach had more than a Thousand 4
emigrants eEamned into their holds 4
and had these been the cleanest of the 4
clean instead Of the filthy beings they
were. the close packing Of so many hu- /
man beings IN so confined space 1
would have been enough to breed 4
pestiIenee. And the accommodations 4
were no more than on other emigTant |
ships, the crOWding no greater. II is /
shame to humanity that men and wo-
men, be they never SO poor and low in 1
the social scale, should TINS be packed
for transportation, ike 50 many dead
hogs. II Is in vain, we suppose. TO ask !
for government interference. This Is
no new thing under the sun, and gov
ernments have something else 70 think
Of But here Is fine field for our so
eial science associations; let them com
mence to cultivate Il. and see II they
cannot alleviate the horrors OF an emf
grant passage from Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
RootI Root. Root. Read! Read

ROOTS PEEAcHESE preserves the lie o1the
Hafr-chanHes Is from gray 70 its original color
IN ffIFsse TEeek-prevefIhs The hair from fall
iIf9-is the bEs4 article for dressing the hair
eTer found n the marker-Wtn surely remove
tardnuHand cure an disease OF the scalp
s delfghffaIly psrfuned, cures baldnes, and
win MT stain the skin We tai the story
quickly, and ten II true, when we say It Is a
ReSforer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pesfaeilto Nut on. Sod by All Druggist
ORRIS SKINNER & co, Sole PoPnetOB,
SprfnEheIdI Mas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
oh. LAROoKAHss
COMPOUND

Por the speedy and permanent cure q
Liver Complaints Sero9ala. Q. Kt2Zs Eytl-
Dypepsta, Dropsy: SelEalsSta. Eglepsy.
Egys1petAS, -. An1bouJB Pre-, Pmp4es,
Pnstnla8, EiOEsheG, Boz4s. TaE5oz SAX
RtIuHn, UleeEs and SoEs- RbeEnaftsra
PGtn IN the glonnaEE S5Is aE1 E5EeAs- Geze
nj Deh1ity, CteEfne ClteRzEsou Sypaals and
EercuTAI D4ssszs, and Al eom eEs4sgI a<z1EZ
fruln Of reuirfnZ n IEaP1ss Bfo0E
Il s dOlEb4g1se GTsl1l6 q 1EIJ 9flzs7s zzEs7Ed-
MIA C0uapound IN ei1e uszEzues md = sEs5oEsed
bT the nSdiezf EeEfsT - CtlE EG1deAe15s<
BLOoD PCRZTLE eErzuL
Price sEs9 peEESene.
Prepared By DIX ES1sEsEzs CEenae
Nelr1se- 1EaE
sol5 to ne sEzHe5T LIS EszE ESs Z BCSE-
FIELD. y 5ssiuLES zlld X Fssast - Al EsszE-
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LIZ = a. s.s.z.s-saah-s7E
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
Pnhlic Notice.

HEG1u mG CIT CT wEEcSs,i
Apl e5ih, IS5A
az GSD AFTEE TIE FIRST DAY OF
J NEr usI1 4 S1sTeaEs< VII cz1 Al S1eazE
dTeyst1ES s1ncEA e-E- sasIei-Vsszzk1y II June
IL 80 ton -hs5c= SE5sy. p-sFEG-s-d 70 IL
-oTz r. a S-zESr1E Co.'S n 4 p-op%sy eoa-
--Ssa cat SoG: soqA ESsasez GAL o.
E5v cskFss material
II : bopsd T1lzz IN Lhose zPp-eczs--aE the
snuo-1a5ez and necAzSy q This SAnsaZy
nsEs-1e VII readily empty hsaE1oE In
r-f-9s .F,rf IA ordnance n relation % d.
r1s5f q oEzoSrs Q: any Other u1Ere-IE IN
SS-EzsK EIlzES, S-E- Enz ts1S otlStroc11o9 O
1900 tsrEsrlra .ays-es.1 WI I've riEidly en-
S5-5Szs4 BLITNE, N D,
S- HeAlfh Oaes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
Re1Hn.

Union men, in city, county and count
my, don't neglect to regisssrif ron have
NOT already done so-
We learn that the Beard OF Registra-I
ZION for this county are reg DESTROYS
70 complete he registration bY the hrst
Of Nay. and by proper cooperation
Of ali parties interested, tits can easily
be done. Dom. pu1 on being registered
TN near the expiration Of ths time.
Yon don't know what might happen Il
prevent IL Register At onoe-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
PRICK MACHINE

TIE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
ask& Et1h o1lT EEo-horse pyEE- Sa.lS
SPLENDID RRTCKS pG day. WIKI E1 de-
eoea sz~ xad uu451ra Iazzh< II zhs m
esst.e DIS nos reform Ehz- Ne CAIN sr Il,
rm axe i baHk sd resrod tie moasy-
AsdrS ABRAM BBQUA, G1eh AEsai-
70 R.usdzsy. SsE YORK aP-2E-2nsTod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
nHE PACKAGE

VIII s=eeten and purify any ordinary sized
house with an its drainage
Do not fail 10 supply yourelSez Sod
Wholesale and Retail al IAUGHIISS q
BIJSHFIEIsD Druggists Main street, and by
c n ODBERT, Drugisz, Stone Bridge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
Purify Your Houses.
save Yourself From sIekness-Tbe
Most As4ofIS41fn< Discovery OF
the Times.

THE AMERICAN DBoDORsER VIII alb
sogo All unpleasant odoH, arising from any
cause whatever. II Is immediate IN It's acton
and viii diES5pa9e al focl EaSS. OF smell 1roLn
DTafns Sewers. Vaults, deayiDg vegetation
I'm few moments being pronounced by the
Boards Of Health In the Eastern cities as IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
Sealed Proposals

WILL EE RECEIVED UNTIL THURS
NJ Gay. Nay 1B1.i- II EEo oiS0ck- p N fog
b1hdiaE (conp 4ess3 the LAns street. n 3
C1u-ch according 70 plans and l11css5c.Is
J. n. RICHARDS
ar-splw Ss=E1A-ys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
AtW Adrfrtisfmtuts.
Wanted

a SITUATION As sEAAEsTREss N a
A rrzrz1s family or with MAMMA NAfeE-
EocEtre 81 John * SElIh7s ca Hddie street
assSEesa Male End Water apE5lEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
PIsO,s CURE FOR CONSUHPTIoS
Is WARRANTED

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II ron haTea CoaEh- IT L
Il yoa have LING q TG-oH- DSssass- II Il
II Eciu hive azIF q III 81 7cI1ns q Us
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
wheeling SsyIngs INSTITUTION.

TEE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Stockholders d tbs INSTITUTION 5oc The
eleczsua e Dt-scso-S- VIA be he'd n its once
o. TnestAy, ne la Gag "a Nay. between 1hs
&c QUARTER
sd IgaES1rE--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
PHRENOLOGY.

@A@LA8LN NN400 Z
DROE. q g FOWLER OF NEW YORK
Is Cry Nh gfvs4 i've Iec7ugs n WaShinE1on
a1a q Lb1lE4lT eEeuf1E Nay 3D. on Pnne-
EssoET, - Gpp1sd 70 SafImprOTem Al
GZEEGes0EE
PnEzF eTsEl1z s4 The sane house. he win
bae11gs On Lore, CO1KEEIip and q happy
Ez1ze[ 11zEees : cents At the dooE. "
6atEr68T evening On manhood and its
nEz1Es7z11-au Hlus1E31sd lecture for men
0a4y, IBeEe1s 50 esnts, ~ the door.
RznsLotoS1e4l AES. re21G1ons and charts
En4 86F4eE - 70 buEfnaaE, mAIKfaEe a
EfTsa - his ro9w II The MeLane house
ozi1y run 2 n NE morning untn In the
eEe1tn<s Until AoncsY night may sth oaly.
CAL a O19e On this Veteran FhrD0inEfst
SFE-slulF3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25

NJ sd dolla.z sd e1ln 70 pay for ueC-
MI - Us. siioaz1sos 8 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
SPIRAL aatifts.
cHoLEKA- CHoIERA, DIARRHEA,
DTsEETERT. FIX. SG"ER
COMPLAINT
rs
Diarrhea Compound.
suftIal 9stiffs.

The EAr@ -ezoeaF q +he Rz-
Il AzI mere fai1s3 IN EEqis czsE-
Eeep8 n EIJlEr AJsESs Z Es1J tsaesfs5 CRY "a
aasAH- EEGy traveller saousd have 3 s9pr2E-
AOCASE KRAFT & CO
Wheeling. " -
Propzsso-k
Sold by Dealers in nsdico@ eTgyEbEE
Cali and gst circular with certificates q
cures A=Ez-Sza
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Lost

Hempfeld Rail Road
TRRIREES TO TIE Loan FOR RE-
- cozzsnE this rnBd n 1S5s sc hardy DoC1-
- fksE- IbS z5tE-Sl fE o.s ysE Up % The *
CAY q lamar, lSss- VII b r1Es6 uFson u-E-
s=asx-saa &c TAs rs-.z&cEFzS g The oe1zcS Of
Ac5=saa- Eel e O. o. AEio S-ss-
! 9 ACHE$1S. Any
srr5Ez S1C T-as=s& e b 2 Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25

"NIED-AsT SITUATION BY A YoUNG
Nv man Is Book-keeepr. Can give Eood
Hefsrsnce- AddreE s. a. a, WeS4 Enion.
W Va sFEI&2w@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25

Co-Partnership.
r HAVE THIS DAY Associated WITH
i me- IN the Ladtss' Boot, shoe and G1ffer
Inaunfsctogy; Charles J. Seherer. Ihe husf-
ness VII heFeafteE be conducted under the
finn name of ?. KIdda Z Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-25
rHgsE Ags 20 EEsEgvED SEATS

FAe a sAsoa y an parts a ths Han,
naly 80 cents.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
The Meeting.

The Union Mass Meeting held in
Ebensburg Oh Tuesday was a complete
success. Large delegations were present
from all the surrounding towns and town
ships, and the remote districts of the
county were represented in the person of
individual freemen. At least one thou
sand persons were in attendance, of whom
we are glad to make a note of it-a due
proportion were ladies. The meeting was
organized at , o'clock, p. m, by the
selection of Samuel Singleton, ESQ, Of
Ebensburg, as Chairman. On taking the
chair, Dir. S. stated the object of the
meeting in a few we'll chosen words
Hon. John Scott, of Huntingdon, was
the first speaker. His address was log
ical argumentative, and convincing. He
was followed by Col. Montgomery, OF
Mississippi, Southerner who was loyal
throughout the war, and who now demands
that the snake Of rebellion which was
scotched in the field shall be killed at the
polls. In the evening, another meeting was
held, which was ably addressed By Hon.
Lewis " Hall, of Blair county, Mr..
Coates, of Philadelphia, and Cyrus Elder,
Esq, of Johnstown. Full and entire at
tention was given the different speakers,
aud the utmost enthusiasm was manifest
ed throughout. The Cornet Bard and
the Glee Club Of Johnstown were present,
and added much to the interest Of the oc-
! caSinp
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
Andrew Johnson on EsassaGh1-
setfs and South Carolina.

Andrew Johnson professed to have
become so "mellow" over the dispatch
announcing the arm-in-arm performance
of the Massachusetts and South Carolina
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention,
that he couldn't read the dispatch through.
1t turns out that the coupling Of these
two States together was merely carrying
cut 4 pet suggestion of the Presidents
made several years ago, as witness the
following from speech of has delivered
iE the United States Senate In February,
1851:
Il do not intend 70 be invidious, but
have sometimes thought it would be a
comfort If Massachusetts, and South Caro-
Ina could be chained together like the
Siamese twins, separated from the conti-
nent and taken out to some remote and
secluded part of the ocean, and there fast
anchored TO be washed by the waves and
cooled by the winds, an / after they had
been kept there a sufficient length Of
time, the people of the United States
might entertain The idea of taking them
back"
Tie Presidents delight at seeing every
suggestion of his so faithfully carried ort
by the Convention, : n doubt what COM
pletely "overwbolmed" him with "emo-
tion" The Detroit Past now suggests
that Massachusetts ard South Carolina,
having been chained together in the
Convention, it DOW only remains for the
people to carry out the rest Of the sug-
gestion By Overwhelming the chaiued
Johnsonites Of the two States under the
waves Of the great ocean of patriotism -
After they have been kept under long
enough to repent and coo!, they may be
taken back into loyal Company
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
SpOntanefty.

Speaking of the nomination of Daniel
j. MOrrell as. the Congressional Repre-
sentative from this district, the Johnstown
Tribune says: ''We remark with pride
that it was wholly the result Of the spon-
taneous expression OF preference by the
masses of the Union party of the district. !"
Some men have much sagacity, others
have very small amount of it, but the
T5t01ue has none at ALL When the Tri-
bune says thas the nomination was wholly
the result Of the spontaneous expression
of preference for Mr. Morrell, it utters
what it knows to be untrue, fer 10 person
can be more fully aware than the Tribune
that gratifcation Of feelings purely per-
sonal vas the sole, original cause Of srg-
gcs:iDg the name of Daniel J. Morrell
FOR Congress. We repeatedly offered the
TrLrne the opportunity of defending
Itself and friends from this charge, as
from others connected with it, and just
so often were our offers declined The
IriJHac rests under those charges to this
day, We shall not, therefore, allow il to
make such assertions as that we have
quoted without being plainly contradioted.
We have no desire to open the controversy,
and had the Tribune as much wisdom as
could be balanced on the point of needle,
it would give no opportunity for opening
It. 1t should get Its more prudent friends
to wet nurse it until the coming election
is over.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
The Rebels Like Him.

The Wilmington, n c., Dispatch, an
ultra rebel sheet, thus avows its inteyes t
in the success of Clymer for Governor:
"The Philadelphia Press has been pub
fishing a record of Mr.. Clymer, the Dem
ocratie candidate for Governor of Penn
sylvania.
ave gather from the record shat Mr..
Clymer, from the day that the Confeder-
atcs crossed over at Greencastle into the
smiling Cumberlald Valley, became an
ardent; avowed sympathizer with the
traitors and an ardent supporter of the
Rebellion In other words, be became
so-called Copperhead, as in fact lie had
always been before, and refused to render
aid in resisting the invasion. Mr. Clymer
Is also now ready TO take these traitors
by the hand, and to assist them to assert
their privileges under the Government.
"Now, in our humble opinion, all these
things are the very best indications that
could be given Us that Mr. Clymer de
serves TO be Governor Of. Pennsylvania. y
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
The A1leghan1an.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER c, 1866.
REPUBLICAN, UNION TICKET

With malice toward none, with charity for
all. with frmness in the right as God gives
Us to see the right, let US strive on to finish
the work we are in; to bind up the nations
wounds to care for him who shall have
borne the battle, and for his widow and his
orphan 10 do all which may achieve and
cherish just and q lasting peace among our
selves and all nations.-A6raHom LincoTa's
Second Inaugural address.
GOVERNOR:
Gen. JOHN w. GEARY, of Cumberland Co.
CONGRESS:
DANIEL j. MORRELL, ofJohnstown.
ASSEMBLY
JOHN J. GLASS, OF Allegheny TOWNSHIP.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
John WILLIAMS, of Ebensburg.
CHARLES B. ELLIS, of JohustoEn.
REGISTER AND RECoqpER:
WILLIAM 4 M'DERMITT, Of Clsar6eld ID
COMMISSIONER
HENRY POSTER, of White township.
AUDITOR
JAMES ". COOPER, of Taylor township.
PooR HOUSE DIRECTOR:
CHARLES BUXTON, of Jackson township.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
Observation-Disclosures )

VIZ S-U-S3S 2
Il Under the act of Congress 30
1866, Invalid Soldiers are entitls5' a d d
sions as follows: '''l l'
:. To those who have lost the S..
eyes, or lost both hands, or are 80 ,s-'1
bled in the same, the sum of S95s'1'!
2. To those who have lost botb 81 :
totally disabled in the same. the sr -ss'
per month. S0l ,
3. To those who have lost one b..
foot, the sum of Sl5 per month
4. Pensions are granted to dsn.-,
ers and brothers. -'a.1
New applications mast be mad.
the above cases to get the incresgss'o5 y e
Under the Pension Act of JpI~ 70
ows who are now receiving p.
entitled t. an increase of Se.o1 -.
for each child they have Suder ~. =,
of age. -'-''s' }
Uuder the Act of July %, Isss
who enlisted for three years ar5 - :, s, s,
time out, or who were dischs--.s, ''.a
Of wounds received are eutits5 -. -.
DITIONAL BOUNTY, and sol5i.,,F F-..
is5fd for two years and served tb... "a
r#ere discharged on account Of W.,
ceived. are entitled TO $50 BOryT
Widows of deceased soldiers s-s
TO bounty in addition to what tbev
ceived. ] am prepared to colIec.
above claims promptly, ana on
terms. Send IN your discharges an
at once.
GEO. II. OATMAN Geul Claim i.
Ebeusburg Cambria ca.rr
Aug. Z3-3t.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

The leading rebels in the lower
counties Of Maryland are making an effort
to secure the release Of DR.. Mudd, now IN
confinement at the Dry Tortugas. As
soon as the President returns they are to
make application to him for his pardon.
"A johnson paper, called "Crumbs
of Comfort, has just been commenced at
Laporte, Pa. y very appropriate title,
and will just suit its supporters.
The quarantine order recently issued
with reference to vessels arriving at Fort
ress N onroe has been rescinded.
The Indians are On the rampage 10
the far West
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
Soldiers NATIONAL Convention

The following call, signed by large
number of soldiers and sailors, has been
promulgated
"We invite all soldiers and sailors who
have served in the Union army and navy du-
ring the late war for the suppression Of the
rebellion, and who believe that treason should
be made odious and traitors punished who
are opposed to the restoration Of rebels to
power, ard offering premiums fo- treason and
tTeachery, and in favor of the proposed Con-
stitutionaI amendments, and of continuing
Congress as the law-making power of the
Government, to meet at Pittsburg. Pennsyl-
vauia, on Tuesday, September 25th, 1866
We maze our argument on the field"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

ANDREW JOHNSON, President OF the
United States, and his constitutional ad-
visers, are travelling by easy stages toward
Chicago, where they viii participate in
The laying Of the cornerstone Of the
Douglas monument, on he Sth. The
trip Is being made q averitabie electioneer-
ing tour, A. }. delivering on an average
two speeches per day in behalf of '.'ny
policy" He IS very long winded, though
not overly partic ular in the choice of his
words
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
TIE Democratic Congressional Conf

TIE Democratic Congressional Confer
euce for this district met in Huntingdon
oo Saturday last. Sevepteen ballots were
had aud no choice, the Cambria and
Huntingdon couferees 90 voting for R.
L. johnson, Esq, of Ebensburg, the Blair
conferecs (3) voting for John Creswell, Of
Hollidaysburg, and the Mifiin conferees
C3) voting for john Reed, OF Lewistown.
The conference adjourned to meet again
IN Tyrone today, Thursday.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

The old Atlantic Cable was recovered
in mid-ocean BY the Great Eastern on the
Ist inst, aud signals have been sent
through it to Valentia with perfect aecu-
racy. \ splice was made with the cable
slowed in the tanks of the Great Eastern,
and the big ship is now paying out the
wire and approaching Hearts Content
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

The death warrant for the execution
Of Richard ThairweIl, convicted for the
murder of James W. Houseman, IN
Gookstown, Fayette county, month or
two ago, has been signed By Gov Curtin.
The execution is fixed for Monday, Octo-
Der first This is the first case In which
the custom Of hanging men on Friday,
properly known as 'hangman S day" has
been disregarded.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
How They Talk

While Andrew johnson is decapitatiDg
every ofice-hclder who will not betray his
principles, his Southern organs are incit-
iQg rebel mobs to hang Union men. The
Memphis AUa5aacbe, n0t satisfied with the
brutal massacre of the freedmen It pro
voked last spring, advises that radicals
should be the victims of the next uprising
1t says:
"If again we are called upon to defend
ourselves and our rights from suon iuva-
sion as the Radicals are striving 70 bring
upon US through the social and political
equality Of the negro, let Us not forget, In
the moment Of our passion, jha1 the negro
is not the chief worker II this schoue of
villaipy. He Is but the tool, the dUpe,
the catspaW to the willy, vicious, cUnBil Q
22onkey. Next time let Us catch the
monkey, and when caught let US read him
lesson of personal liberty" such as he
little dreams of wheR selling his books
and pictures to the deiuded negro, and
teaching him the road to Equality" We
repeat It-John Browns are among Us
still. They arc teaching the negroes the
hate which animates the devil. Ii thyv
should succeed IN iuci5iDz another riot
between the whites and blacks Of tie
South. it will oe a sacred duty we owe TO
humanity 20 let the negroes pass uuhurt,
bat hang their radical Jaaafic0l leaders as
high as Haaan ;cas hung Jejore lie ,js,rab
kjny's gate. That Is our TelTiauioa.-
Spare the poor negro, but dedicate to an
inlamy Of immortality the damaabie scTUf
which moves in our midst but to perpetU-
a.c disc0rd, hate, b.oGdshed and death
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

-Najor General Tillson has been or
derod to return to duty as Commissiooer
Of Freedmou's Affairs in Georgia This
does not indicate the removal of General
Howard
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

Andrew johnson has declared trea-
son to be the highest crime known to the
laws. He seems logically to conclude
that it is SO high the laws caunot reach it
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

The Canadians are IN alarm again a,
the indications Of another attempt al Ie-
nian invasion. The gathering Of q
Feuian picnic near Buffalo, at which IF
teen thousand of the brotherhood were
present, has given them another lively
stirring up. The tyoops are moving and
taking position at the most vulnerable
points Of tae boundary line, ready to re
ceive the enemy. Whether or not there
Is any truth IN the matter we cannot say,
though It IS apparent to all that the Fen
ian meetings OF late have been numerous
and largely attended.