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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-25


began TO cry, . TO cheat and deceive my
sirl, to rob me Of my daughter
g No imPoster II all said Harry. a
would have said the same thing, but he
took the words oy.t Of my ns5utl.) ssHe Is
a gentleman, uncle my old friend aud col,
lese mate, and the vcry-Enan 1 wished ta
substitute Ior his uamCsar-e: the very man
hintel TO yeu about though I never told
you his name Tor, IN honestly. I must
confess had some thoughts. r. no othe1
turn would serve, Of getting him 10 person
ate your nephew, aud 50 cheat you into &C
copting a wot'5er son IN la.5. lie has
rushed into t-.e .,.'yenturo on his own Eug-
gestion, (then Harry began to laugh again,)
- and VOW aluliIe and love him the bet
ter for his spirit
1t was villaiuous Geoeution,'' said
AIr. Brown
" declare sir, ' said. lit was an unprs-
me5itatel. an accidental one alrogetLe--
] AZ ez-ra racrlfna-y circumstanca-' Laud i1ra
F. / related it) O.. threw me into EIlen's buloiI
where, upon mentioning my name, (llG
James 7. Sli-a-Jamls John Suita-is
MY name, SIZE. lie her-.4f hailed ne as her
. cousin. from -El-o-a I found her on tie Tolas
. yI running away"
IS Oh, Jane sid Ellen .' don. iel- C.
me.7
lad never seen her before; I kue,.
rot who she was: Yet falI desperately iu
/ love with Ter; and, TO improve the oppo--
Z trsuity, (Which / must otLCrwise have los'|
1 allowed he- u remain deceived did
+ deceive you II appearing IS yolr nlgh~
esq; for ] saw that otherwise, yop would
/ reject nc. JET Euu must give me lie cred
/ II f-r ai-iuteress.l motives, siT. ami Tor
true promising affection for your
4 d-uzl-Ess -zl-.,l I zl1-.. 80 za2rry -ef
without Knowing even 50 much = .--
name
VERY ra- ru5-eE.-' =a.- tie sl.arEf q
+ aIr. Brown. .. but as You had heard vous
..r.a.- Ike talk sr ths .rlc-.' as well as dew
If-. l.au-zo.ue daughter Of ,lle hard Lea5gI
. U-- Rusty .crulgund the faukauapes -
YOU must permit nc to believe you were r.
minded of her two recCmmcnJatious t.
gether-'
"IGe-lare.-'I ! interrupted ]. 3. I h..I.s-,
time to think If anything but her besuty.''
But. sir, continued my father in law
s.rrnlv. my nephew forgot 10 let vou and
his rascalIv associates know. sir. that M
daughters riches. sir. depend upon the wiTl
of l.er father sir. and that Size ssiII never ge1
a penny. sir. r5r marrying "a man I dissg
/ prove of?''
Then. sir. said ]. ~ am proud e. a..
sure Won that fortune has placed me far he.
var5 tleuecoszity ol lamcu.iuE your dis
approved. for, thank heaven I have enough
and more than enough e, secure your daugh
ter's Happiness, If love and g handsome
/ competency can secure It."
.' Shall have IL all ] sad old Rusty,
|-g-asping my hand warmly: for ! was only
tryi-- yau: and see y7u are q Eond fsl
low. CeuEguGd that rascllly nephew
what au escape we Law, La5l Aud Z Is
! al ow.n- to lis Cthis was spoken 10 Harry
ana the osLers) having the same name. lc-
| ing better fellow. ard not haviu- res
hair
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-25

chouse him handsomely. Oh! parson
a kingdom for a parson
And my venerable father-in-law skipped
aos IS the floor, rung the bell, squeezed my
hand, kissed his daughter, rang the bell
again and performed several oth-r feats
which were in their effects. Of q truly lezer-
demain character; for within ten minutes.
as il by a trick Of magic, who thirty min
utcs before was a heart free bachelor, free Of
| the world and women, was standing in
wedding group, composed Of persons all Of
them entire strangers, my bride, my father
in-law, the Clergyman, with his book. the
lady of the house, and some other persons
admitted as witnesses TO the ceremony. about
to be married to a lady whose name / did
not actually yet know. The haste, the bus
tie, the extraordinary transition, my hopes.
my apprehensions, my ignorance, all com
bined TO throw me into 4 whirl Of confusion
during which the ceremony was begun, and
| conducted very little to Iny eiiicati5n; for
l cannot say distinguished one word until
my cars were suddenly struck by the inpor~
tant question, - Do YOU. James !. Smith
take this woman TO be Your welded WIFE"
etc. At that moment I was struck with
the enormous aDsu-lsty of taking such
leap in the dark. marrying woman who
+ for aught could tel, mi LIT ba-But, as
was going to bolt. for truly that was the i'm
pulse then on me. I caught a view of tie
brides lace stealing u me an uptUuCi
glance. 50 fuI Of g5oIaess. purity. affection
and heaven knows what other divine quail
'5i.s. that fear turned TO rapture. and I Ut
tered the impoflan5 sy-s' with al ,Lc cu-
rhasis Of resolution.
How guickcuaI into IifenoH. ani pick
"a up my ears to hear my v-ils'5 rauc.
:. Do v5u Ellen Br5wn-"
| If1.as If s.,r1.r. l.y a fa-.v Jar cbarss or
civ. --.i.s nlene c5nf,gp,er. without
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-25


we were to run away together
and whither' quoth I, ''were you
going? and why in boys clothes
..Oh,o replied Ellen, laughing, we were
/ going home. to be sure and the disguise
was to prevent our being tracked. thought
it would be so fine to be snug and safe at
home, while father was hunting for me in
all sorts cc places; and then, after I had
7 managed through friends to get him to let
me of from the contract, he would be de
lighted to find had not ran away after all
for going home is not e!oping. is p"
Oh! how adored the dear simple Great
rre and how trcmbled with fear lest l
should lose her Would she love me so well
when She found out ! was not her cousin,
the bctrothed Of her childhood for it was
evident the idea now gave her pleasure,
however previously disagrecable. Must !
continue to deceive her Could I succeed
in dcceiviug her father and could l expect
her of him without :cceiying him Might
not their James J. Smith step in and snatch
the prize out Of my grasp2 Was l not
vron-irg Linn or them by permitting my
Sir 70 bear, for certainly I had not assumed
his cha-ac. er. No! for nv namesake was
rogue: ar.j, hy cu,ting him / secured him
his q scrts. and tie others perhaps
could not 5e o,lerwise-tLcir Happiness
Gc=iles, could ] give MP ELL '-She al
lcast,' thought J, ''will ior5.v- me this de-
ccit."
And here am after all Ellen, dearest
ol my SOUL = said, determine mon a
-a-I. I.era.- move; ''lnI no" d. You hate
me -
40. James i.'s Just as iaihcr wants.
And vii. yen marry me q
'Ies; !. father wishes
And to night e
- ',If--if iathe- iTs5s's u,'on ~,
Wei, my beloved, Il he don Z siisi5i upon
il, TO- Where IS DE y
"yA .' replied El.en,,, gust ever n i..
P1ri'r, there no ...-aI over lbs. paIeis- ii,
was quite angry because You were not AcE,
to receive lin, AID lccausa You did cem'
all day
81 ".l not get INTO town III i-.s alter
noon, and IF course have not been long u
= the possession of tie letter"
, drew it from nay pocket; and ho"
blessed the Tascaily note holder who preycut
ell my returning it to the post Office.
Il wonder ifhe will recoilect nc ?" !
t sail and for the lie Of me l could not say
, it in amy other than a trembling voice
e '.Dl. no." replied Ellen ''fOr II IS four
/ teen or fifteen years.since he saw You, ys-
know; and he only remembers yot as a red
! Leadcl school-boy. 1 am 50 glad your hai
g has changed to such a beautiful brown
{ Let US g and see him and ask his bles
I sing"
Il WI. be so surprised :, sand Ellen
n The parior was Du' across the passage
n DIX steps brought me INTO the presence o
my venerable uncle oi whom olu not Know
u So ilueA as even 'h9 name All / hhe" o
K II was the initials /. d, as suocri0e' IN IN
] letter. lie started up from his nap g'Ein!
t me a deep look 0i INQUIRY.
"C'us'H James l"'ner'. SAD Ellen blush
ing.
d 'bcar sA' saiI / dasLiHS lA' rejoice
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-25

- TIE I-ishmau's opinion of Yankee
enterprise was that :-..Bedad, Ii he was
cast away a. a desllate Island, he'd get ZIP
next moTnia' an - round ~sllir' maps -a
enc Inhabitants -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
DIED.

ATWOOD-In this city Sunday morning May 70 Arei La
Finn only OF Martha T. and Charles Atwood b aged 10
mouths aud days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend tho
funeral FROM redence OF his parents No. lt5 West F
te.nth street. Monday, 18th mst 81 O'Clock without
further notice.
BEACH-On Saturday May H. Mr., Elizabeth Iced. Besch5
in the I'D year age reict Of the Rev Stephen Beach
formerly Rector of st. Stephens Church. East Hadda Conn
Her friends aud those Of her the Revs Amos b. ano Are
H. Besch invited 70 attend her funeral at st fetS
Church Twentieth Monday, 18th inst 81
D. m The remains will be taken 10 East Hsddsm for inter-
nent.
LENNY--On Sunday, May u, P. D Lenny, aged IS year,
The friends OF The family also the members Of Howsd Lodgo
No s. T. snd A. NJ, Zetl,nd Chapter No. ltl X A. Sew@
York Grand Lodge Of Perfection Ne and the Masonic rse.
ny generally invited 10 attend the funeral nom bis e
redence No. 3i West Fifteenth street. on TUESDAY sefH00a
at O'Clock. - - a., . ,.. u.
The members Of Howard Lodge No viii meet ct iheif
Rooms Odd Felows Hall, Tuesday at O'CLOCK p m ior
INC 'p"'' VI SAMUEL TRUEsDELJ, Secretary.
LEWIs-On Sunday morning Msy IL Of scarlet fever Ani
Gerard eldest Of Chss C. ard Hsret d Lew" sssa
The relatives and friends of the family invited to attend q
funeral on Tuesday the ith inst. at p M from NO. ~ re'
thune street, without further invitation
MULLANE-on Sunday, May L. Timothy Muilsne Of ha0~,
Tn. friends and relatives are invited attend bis funeral ou
residence No 81 Para street. on Tuesday ate -
Il o'clock
sCOTT-sudaeny on Saturday H,y H. Miriam wife Of heIs
and.r Scott the Gsth year Of ber age. -
The taiiyes and the deceived aud bose OF her
Thomss and Alexander and son-in law Sharies hesd
r,,pectfuy invited to attend the funers from her late ~
d.nce No 81 Pike street. Tuesday, May a. at oc06
n m The re,nsins will be taken 10 Greenwood
Orange County papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

ie son OF old OeawatOp.e Grown of Harpers ferry
nosoriety, is gathering at Beaver CTeek, IN "eoh S,h
Pennsy lvania, force of negroes TO inVace We az;
and free the slaves. ThGce can be no noo'S vi 'na |
Four hundred were gathered al the Lst Ibou
were in camp undergoing military ihsuW.ion. ny
were expecting fifteen hundred blacks adoilohai III
few days, and had received large snplly VI plosiJ
ions from Pittsburgh They are with oay inatsi'
Of the Virginia line, are wei 1iesseu u ,,opond
cipaly come from Canada, and therefore are escapes
fpitiyes eager 10 wreak their vengeance on the Soue
erD whites Led by the son OF Jonn brown, Cney Wil
he dangerous indeed In The Bob'Ie Reg'@er we
lind an account Of another projected raid, w'n .u"
paper says is accompanied by the name OF the writer,
With request that il should not be published lest IL
bring him 10 punishment lie says that gang o.
eleven or twelve hundred desperate men is oTgah@.s
in Northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin, W t .
ont about the 10Th OF May for Texas, to STIR up 'ne
Indians 70 hosiliies, plmder the country, anu "a
course free the slaves The leader Is man pa'ie"
johnson, expelled from Arkansas rs an Aoohl'o,n.'
and eager for revenge. Another branch o. the eNs
dit on Is to sil from Boston in vessel laden NH WI,
ice bound for Florida, and II 10 operate Oh ''''
coast east of Texas. .,-,, o,,.
IL a servile insnrrection becomes formidable al!
where what il 20 keep II down all over te Soa'm I
II is well known that The whole four rinois OF
are In a fernent and expect their SPEEDY HOeihIV"'
Yet with his mine underther feet the Scn,neih o'oa
are rushing into the events OF whlci may
bevopd our rower 10 arrest thc catasIopbs huu''
20 Al,eady we find NorheIn iournals eagerly adNo-
catino The policy OF encouraging fugtlve sa'Ss' A.
I NAV he thai when the insuuecon happens az happen
!, wnst there will be generls and men in onr army
generously disposed to carry, oat the idea OF General "
Ru,ler and turn aside from the duty before them 10
rnnress the revolt But il is time that We should dc-
eide what we are to 10. We are embarking in war
10 yndioate the authority of the Government and 10
suppress rebellion. Ii the slaveholders are insane
en,nph 10 war against u.s.. let them with Their own
norer take care Of thsr slaves We DO not perceive
hat they are eapabe of understanding the Obligation
,bev would be under TO us for such services and m
military point of view it is not difficult TO perceive
| which way our advantage lies.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

NEw-YoRK BIBLE SocIErY.-The annual sermon
before the New-York Bible Society was preached by
TIE Rev. X. W. Henry in the Maiison-sqnare Presby-
terhn Church last evening" from the text, Marx xvi,
Is: go into all the world and preach the gospel To
every creature" large congregation. was present.
After the sermon, the Rev. DR.. Adams read state-
ment, from which it appeared that up to Saturday
night 752 Bibles and Testamens bad been distrbut.
ed among the volunteer forces. ~ American and
German regiments had been supplied more re5i-
neuts one OF which is the French, are being supped-
1t the intention to supply all regiments that belong
to or soourn in the city. Those from Ulster County
and Vermont had been supplied BY local societies before
their arrival here. The gs were generally received
with gladness Most of the volumes bore the design Of
the American flag, with the words: "To the defenders
of their country"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS,
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.


m, Uo;,ed States transports nuntsy.,ie and Key
Stone state lei, tae Brooklyn Navy Yard IN Saturday
To 40 ,;nston Of the latter ia said 70 be Boston, az
.be has on hoard marine guard for the United Saies
s,on, ,cate Mississippi ordered TO The blockade heet
The Huntsville is 10 act as guhooa', anu has a'''
sailors aud an armament on board.
The chief officer of the Naval Bureau of Provisions
onJ Clthipg, Purser Bridge, visited the Brooklyn
Navy Yard last week, on business connected WIN nS
dona,,mcut He il exceedingly busy at present, pre-
pairing apparel and stores for the ships getting ready
for sea.
Recruiting for the army has almost stopped Only
II men were enlisted last week The Cedsr's'reet
rendezvous bas opened branch establishment III
Cherry street. Al the present rate oil recruiting zone
hundred month"; the usual annual hgures womb De
,ednced by laf For the four months ending on Apni
about 10 men were enlisted here, OF which nearly
,70were infantry. AZ Chatham street alone, 5|9wsre
accented; C9J were rejected. OF the enlised men,
olg were foreigners, chiefly Irish, and the remainder
natives There were, OF the refused, liO minors, LOO
under size u over age li3 incorporate, 33 malformed
l75 unsonnd constitution 81 impaired vision, deaf,
rurtured 90 yaricose VEINS branded with the letter
d. 100 ignorant OF The English language, and al
married.
Tie Navy recruiting ia unusually brisk. For the
past week it figures up thus: Monday, 81 Tuesday,
~; Wednesday, -; Thursday, 62; Friday, So Sat-
urday, q; total, 3Jj-many of them old sailors On
Saturday, work was brisk at the Navy-Yard The
following is list OF ships at present lying In the
stream: :,
North Carolina 81 receiving ships BrAndywoe, TO- In ordln'
ary; Wsb,sb A. ready for sea R0anoke - pePaas io s
Potomac So preparing or Savannah, ~ ready br sea
Perry 8, ready to s.i v
pairing H. X. Cuyler, preparing, Daylight PrephhB Inoh'
freoOou, pTeparine Besou., pIepargi Reliance preparing
There must be over coo men in the yard, who pro-
baby earn $4,000 monthly. The marines have not
been reinforced or drafted away.
The crew of the steamer Maryland, comprising q
force of nearly hundred weltrained United States
sailors, accompanied by Captain Steadman and two
heutenants were expected last night at Brooklyn and
| preparations for their accommodation were made
They bring with thcm four brass howizers and anmu
milton from Annapolis These howitzers had been IN
use for the as week upon two Of the armed cruisers
that have been plying between Havrc de Grace and
| Annapolis The blockade at the mouth OF Chesapeake
Bay being now eectua no hostile batteries being seen
on either shore or on the western shore OF the Poto
mac, there men can be spared for mcie active duty
Notwithstanding the detachment from THIS port OF
several companies Of infantry and two Of artillery
theirs is still formidable Federal force located here
The number Of United States troois in the neghbor
| hood this morning is as follOws:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

Herald OF the 4th
FROM CARrTAGENA.
The following il the new Cabinet formed uuder the
Caloo Administrations
Secretary Of state-Sr Juan G. Tribe ,,
Secretary o. Foreign dGai'-s Michael MIs MAlern0'
SeeyetarVV ihe 1reasuTy--Sr Ignaeio 6ailerIeh,
President Caloo had come terms with the revo-
uonary party and decisive battle was expected 10
take place soon on the Magdalena
General Mosquera "Provi1ional President, and
Commander.in. Chief In War;" has formed the follow
ing Cabinet
Secyetary of stdte-Sr. Andres Ceron.
Secretary Of Foreign AgrJsSr jose MARIA hSJas Iaras
Secre,ayp of Tyeasuyy-senor julian TIsJiiio. -,
Gerade continues TO be kept IN cheek 6y lhe Hollow
ing forces 4JO men, under command OF commandments
Nasaio Lalinde, and who, having defeated Eileo At
balaez in Canoas have marched upon Medelin; l,o00
under General ObandO, who are constantly Watching
and attacking the divisions OF Enao; NV more In
Lerda shortly expected 10 fall upon Mannaiez; UV III
SANTA Barbara some II leagues from Medelln, under
command of Colonel Cucalon and finally in Remedies,
who were only waiting the moment TO combine with
the Federal forces OF the States.
The notice from the different sections OF the Repab-
lie appear be favorable to the progress OF the revo-
tionary army.
FROM THE CAUCA.
By the steamer Anne we have received the lnteh-
gence that Arboeda was, at last accounts at fe'ra
Aucra, mountain between Barbacoas and Iuceras,
with his forces about two three hundred men, lie
had sent Captain Gallo to Panama TO procure troops Tor
BIS assistance and vessel was to be sent up from Iu-
maco TO convey them.
Colonel Perez had again attacked pGo. His forces
are said to have increased and are vtAuppled with
arms and munitions
The port Of Buensyentura was blockaded.
The following details are given OF victory gained
BY Gen. Gutierez over the Government forces under
Command Of Sr. Canal and General Arizona:
ulieez was attacked IN TuDja by the united forces
of Canal and Arizona. The fighting commenced on the
4th inst and lasted until the 9th, when GutieIez was
declared victorious. lie had 800 men. The Govern
ment forces are said have lost 400 men killed. among
them Leonado Canal 60 prisoners and large amount
Of artillery. Arizona escaped with so men, more or less
Senor Caloo has been named Designado by the Com
Republic.
Capt Clapp had been arrested at Aspinwsll, on
suggestion thai he might be engaged by the revolu-
tionary party He was released on the demand Of the
II. n. Consul.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
Passengers Arrived

Ia .teans1ip No,h star (r0, AspinrdH-Jonas O. olSs-
andldv b. Hincklsy j. Gsutier wife children and ,er'
wants GEORGE w Gibbs and lady. Mrs underhi and seysn
SIR, Con pton and child, T. ron, Mrs. s. Ogden, ebd
aud servant Capt Bonnye.sile u ; A. WIFE hiAns' ,nd
servants Mise Wnsns, Allied Borel O. ?; Bsker b Wehs
Dr. d. H. Carpenter Judge Chandler and LADY, Dr. Crew.
e u. g. A, and LADY Cha,. f. Dsrnng, MI WLssne', An
s,r.h Brown and child Lieut.. n. II. Anderson, u D. Al
John Traubc Mr. Julian, Mrs Atchiu on spd d1as pos
p Morrison u. g. A. Mrs Bowman, Judge FitEbue, Hm W
Green Ns L. Barker and child n. Wells, Geo. Jaeobs W.
" Jacobs John Hutchington, IL Gardner, Coz ny. hs
McCsn and child, Miss r. r. FeTDald h. b,aase! sHvs ny
and servant L. kempton lady and child Mrs Mnk We
Low L. b. HeGey wife and chidren, Mrs D. Loete M,s
s. 81 Locke and hid j. Lands and lady NJ Colbert Iu,
child and servant Jas, Stanton. W. f. eastman, Chas P,f
ter Csp Frsbee M NJ Henry and child, Geogc GIo,sb
j. j. Juiisn Mrs Howand and child g: brnkns and ,dy,
Mrs. Ham, child. and servant Jenkins ard .dy' ai,'
j. Herman Mrs H. NJ Chase A. Daitry Capt Furber Dr. =
L. Liyinston Dr. j. MontsGs and LADY and Mrs Iyef- .
second cabin, aud les In steeTage - n.
Ia sf,ansbtp Great Eaitsrs, from Ngord Hden.E baP
ler IT, NJ Barrett Csp. Buerhe!d =. Carnegie MI Csli:
ms Mr. Cozzens lady aud ghter W. CroeAe Mons leo
Csbsho Dr. Cushmsn and LADY, j. CALDWELL Elves ard ay,
MIs Elabee Mons. Jose A. Hernandez, Dir Haserson MI
Ma. Her Mrs Hewey H. T. Irving. Mr. yarIs Mr. keTnsea
Master Kens,en, Mons Jose Lsnsres Mr. Leigh lady seS
susher A Moliner, A McCanon H. Nell Mr. rsJne In
Psxon, Caps,sn Russell. Cecil Ross, J. b. Ricardo W,
Rsnsy r. Seton Smith Edo Mad. NJ. Teiac, Mr. lufneF
aud lady o. Leid and lady b. Thornton j., j. Tho nton e'
Vivcash w. @. Wall N. Ii. NAfe A. Wilson, Mr.. Wilmer;
Mr. Waite and lady Andreas Y.as Mr. Brosdman and
Jones. c. d. Jones' Miss Isabella Jones' Msr Jones and in.a
Mss Jones' Master Leopold Jones Master Gilbert J9r
Mr. CARAT. AR. Lewis, Mr. Murphy, M Angel h Ecs'
ing ard lady C. Oxford o. Evans Seymour O. b1ieioe,
r. smith, hr Wsnen Eliza Warren and infant Joe "e',
Lillian Warren, Edward srren, and H. d. Gerard