Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-26
Fremont EOomIngTn
. l. EXECUTION poNE ox C,w,.


that the removal # M'Clell.- "a. "a
luue 10 the appointment gf Fr,lro-. -
place The Palhhuier. last vge.- 4
measure for a suit If military f.,l.'
which, tor gran iieuT, vii cause al.
Gers IN the suntry q taks ls.-
Gold lace and Freach plume, sl.r-sr.,
IN value since the report vf 'rem.r-,.
able elevation l. tn ct nrusrs a..
ern army
GeuraeOus apparel, Whether u4,-.
alarm the enemy ur ut. Is "a aH,.-,.r
qui>i1e Tor a General Ike Fr-rar.
Ideas are altu-=ih-r masnrfr-.
would. while commanding iu \
order siX hurse> tu ul> uarsIa--. q.
hlm hut square ms rortts. r.
that Of b'g ElesIa-erle rryoes~i.a 49,
a city, while he regarding hiul,aIf.
observed # all observers. art-sa-4. D..
bTlliiancy and eNtrava-auCe ut f5,r,-
the gaping Of Ialst wonder. F.sr-.
always an cxiraVaCaut man n ever.
tie must have been spalleI when n mn.
he has even now many II the fs.r..
iO.lieS attendant upon bpy> vino IL.
iudui gent parents lie h..>. beside.
very Fortunate, y u Ga iI> tgva-i-.- a.-.
and sell esteem attribute l. lle t...
Of great personal en8uwueut>. f.
fact, a shining example that % .-,s-
a good opinion ui ones sell Is fr 49,
u draw back 10 political ar u.5-ra--
yancemeut and that a man uH
want gold Ia MS pocket 80 hong as b.
rIeS an abundance ui brass lu bis e..
TINS J. lesson taught by T.E.l- r
Duke. vf whom EreIu mt Is q ..--
and like that fu>Sy hero. oa- s--
counterfeit UegiuS 10 Tea>tl fls.. Hz
of - the strength ui hls ,auu,,l.-s-
the Stea Illness % his nerves. - ae VA, .s
Ily Inleu'icC tor > great usal Ana a.
great, to-, IL tls Nay be is O. ..st q. -
> lyS Cuieu poTary, w-a ..-ar, .s,
Way = general VINO never I.u-.n a H
an. a mliIaullre who hasn't q. e1-
red II Viii toe seen lrulu tins llar ;.
gentleman who travels upon shape a.s
cnt exclusively. anu lha- Ae Is d-srg
brisk business upon very itl.s Cd.
Like CAaI ic> Surface, selling IHe p0---.
ms family 70 pay gambling l-.t.
mont takeS great ilueTsies Wl-l l.l- .-
AM Ike Sheridan ; SspeD6thriit. laia,
the world a. beng hI> ny-Iel- iil- ~
asauCe ant PryIiIsaCy have a 0er.sa
s'-UuJ them ~uICl RENDERS lll s----
t. those who are fond 81 n4Ec1 Gi-l .ar.s
like Buiingbrohe. he never ~ lE,-li- d p
lie unless lac iaburs - create q Sa..s-
u he wondered At Amid al all ri..-,
and excess by which Freenluur is er.-a
surrounded, lac appears l. Aaye t.-.
wa-gary ana prar teal king. and ,s -I
teal enough TOO, 10 keep a g.-.. T. l. w.
he finds it Observe hUw be- hr.., %. g. 4
MAJOR GeauralsuIP- after l=- 4
- Mountain D=pai IInent II ,ii--l>-. "A
snug sinecuIe paws him the C.Z.I.-
sum 81 eight THOUSAND I'er a-
( which, although NJ great auall.. 81 4
ewes 81 the proprietor q! Maupreg S
sufficient Tor Als struug-Illl..r-. ,Ie-s...s
money
But, seriously. we shoals like 81
General Frem ant la MS new ru-.aa
wuen properly fixed up. tie l-s ga
tailor iull swIn-- anu that gre---a B, Ez'
ec to produce a Costume Wine E.a, "a
{ mounted upon horseback. ~tilhe more ia-
into the ragged rehei> than could .' -.-,s
. stance ui ten Ih0u>alnE .ilrrs. a-
such a Command irT OF Ilr Army ,i --a q
I tnnsac, and a >tsfi enmp,.~,-a u esr ---
. military geuIieul-n. like The uIsEa.g
# u the rsburE GE-,i,s. Ne .. .-.-. q g
eut, perceive why tfe rebel.sal s-.l- f.
ANY longer tnau the -.Hlls.g taas-s',
. New N-aI> Al falIhe>t- TiaJ 9yr -r- O. -
Gen Ere a 'u1 Al tie meas ai il-.aa- g
. Pc omaC ARMY al taat tg'r - 'cy. : -
cred ItaIu; execution yylll soon d. -.t
. Buru-iie, amt tie b niiigvn lsra-ra.- 7 ..
be cunsuIuatesi. H. Aa>Hg.-f o.. q 4, I
ported that isilech'S vi>il e. rifr .---
week, was II impress Bu1l-,a-> sara q
aS>Itv of an immediate a8yauoe- a
pondent uf the Hold says thai '' -s
the general implicitly THAI be mus -
once iur lsu'sfic.H a. well ~ -. r-lll
>suS. The new cammanlrr r. TIE a..
the Pot mac Instantly Trp-ie. % >.>
,hat 80 long - lis mpVeiGel-S "e-s
his control they would be Snrs
military ncceS>i1i-s. he must a>S IA,
4 other general he appolnte! n BIZ T-+.
der whom he would m.St cler-I--t
General Burnside added that BE- ~
much surprised ~ the transfer - TX =
of the Potomac from Gen. Mcila.. Il q. =
self a. the general public apPea7e- .
and a. long a. he retained Il be "'-
have the Su.e direction d lis Cd l'.-
Il this he true Burnside must 'e
man indeed. The idea oi Can.a.
campaign according L military
ties - must have sounded - an.
ear of Haiierk. vino has hctI 'H M">
long ell, ugh To- know that su-h st
not on the schedule The war, lf
know hy thiS time. i for Negro e-
tivn first. and the crushing Cd! TX
afterwards: and the aha.l'' MIS-
counsslS are now In the asr,nail.,
{ termined la see that no officer '--
command of our armies who = D.
and heartily in for the acc T0
their object Make way. thrrri .'7-
Fremont: his early enIauciPsi'.A "A
ton in Missouri sr'eared him To- j..
Gals, and now tnat the Aimlls'@iI...
after a years r,ti,,ctlru. accepted
it Is but fitting that he shau.a Lax
of the army
OUR SENAToR.-Thr Return
this Senatorial district had hAA-
at Hollidaysburs on Friaay a. =. -