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Military tritIcs.

An ancient Historian relates that wien
Hannibal. erhaps the greatest General the
world ever saw, visited EpheSeuS. bile :
opher of that city had tie impudence I"
lecture Def re him on the duties of general
and the rules of the military art. The
>pe. ch cl armed tie whole audience. But
Hannibal being asked his opinion of it, re-
piled, u have seen many old dutaris in my
time, but this eXcet-C!s them alI.'' We think
General Mcclellan would be warranted in
giving Uttcrance to a similar sentiment. on
perusinE the lectures of the ignorant fanatic
Horace GTeely. on the manner in which IT,
present war should be carried on and the
duties which are incumbent "r the General
who comm tnds our army. OLD Horace
knows as little about the art of war, as he
does concerning the Latin or Hebrew lem
guage. Il is very doubtful whether he even
knows how to load musket YeL he has
mpudence enough 10 set himself M as
SIS n Of Mars a. well qualified to give in
stTuctions in military matters as a West
Point Professor. OF Course Mcclellan ami
The other Generals of the army r.gard his
poring with contempt. but it receives con
siderati"n aud attcltlon to which it iS not
entitled. in C"n@ress and other high guar
tiers. The Abolition small fry arc enienvur
ing to initiate Horace in playing Military
critic Men who were never suspected of
knowing any hing worth knowing. have
suddenly iscovered that they are complete
masters Of the art Of war, and embryo Gen>
erals. The misfortune however i. ;:.at they
are all stay at home patriots. and have no
dlSpositio" to display their wonderful knowl
edge Of military matters on the bartle field.
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Alarmed.

Sometime ago, a report gained currcnCy
in Washington City, that caucus of the
democratic and conservative members IF
Congress had been held for the purpose of
taking the iniatury steps for bringing about
a thorough reorganization of the Democratic
party. 1t created terrible excitement
among the friends Of Negro Emancipation.
and was denounced a. a reasonable muve
ment. 1t seems that it Is highly csnsura
ble thing for the Democracy to entleavor 10
preserve their party from destruction. al
though they are now a willing a. heretofore.
TO assist the Government in all proper eff
"rts to defend AMI maintain the supremacy
# the Constitution, and to preserve the
Union with all the dignity equality and
rights Of tie States urjmpaired. Wnv IS
tn S? Have we in reality become Nation
# chain kissing slaves, and are lnval ciri
zens to be denied tie sacred privilege Of dc
Tending the principles which their unbiased
judgments tell them are right? OF cCu,,e
we 90 Not held Mr.. Lincoln aud his Cabinet
II responsible for the clarnOr that was raised
by certain members Of Congress and news
paper writer's concerning the caucus, but it
d"eS show an extraordinary want # liberal
ity cf sentiment. and an op,n disregard Of
the sacred right Of free discussion, among
Republican politicians. Ii it had been a
Republican caucus no complaints would have
been made.
1t turns out after all, that the caucus.
notwithstanding ali that has been sail cons
cerning 1t. traLSacted no business. 1t was
merely social gathering Of about forty
members who are opposed to negro ernanci
patton, and although there was free ex
change of sentiments between those assem-.
bie,i' no plan for future action was adopted
The Abolitionists Will now have to hunt Il,
some other subject to make a fuss about.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09
The News.

Since the battle Of Winchester. we have
received but little news of ilnp~rtauce from
the army, either on the Potomac or in Tens
uessee. However the indications are that
important events will soon occur. The rebel
iron clad steamer Nashville has escaped to
sea, and it said the Merrimac is preparing
to follow. II is also rumored that Beaure-
CARDS army has been surrounded in Ten
uessee, and cannot possibly escape. This,
however, wants confirmation. The position
which our army now occupies is highly fa>
vorable to success, and we can not see how
the rebels can possibly make p successful
stand under the circumstances, We trust
that the war will be brought to a speedy
close by succession of brilliant victories.
and tnat we will have done with the rawlings
Of Southern fire eaters and Northern Aboli>
tionists forever. We may then Justly hope
to 60 on prosperiug and to prosper as a Ma
ton
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D.amOenAp .zXu-o s-au:ru1a-a-ao

servile insurrection among them, the De-
mocracy were fighting the battles OF the
country by thousands, end freely and cheer>
fully pouring forth their bloud in defence OF
the Union. And yet they lave been sssail-
ed and maligned by the polluted and shame
less Abolition Press, as traitors, as secession
lists. because they would not tamely consent
to the ignoring Cf the Constitution framed by
Washington and his compoers aud which
alone gives the Union ite value
With such n record as this the Democracy
are prepared TO go into the approaching
campaign. and around their standard. a vast
majority Of the people. under the circum-
stances. are prepared to rally On their
size are consistency, ratriotism-and unfalter-
ing devOti, n To the Union and the Coustitu
ton. On the side of the opposition ale fraud.
treachery, the violation Of solemn pledges,
and AbUli ionsm in its most loathsnme form.
No wonder then. II at reaction in public
sentiment las set In. and that it is likely to
continue. In the circumstance we see a ray
of bright sunlight piercing the :h:ck night
which has So long surrounded us, ami find
abundant reason 10 hope, that we have seen
the worst. that the Union will be preserved
and the Constitution restored tn Us perfect
and unimpaired.
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ParsOn BrOvynIOyy.

This eccentric individual, has come North
for the purpose of publishing book, giving
an account of his "Martyrdom" among the
erary curiosity in its way. He has accepted
an offer of ten thousand dollars. from 3 well
known publishing house in Philadelphia, for
the copyright of the work. The Parson
says some good and eloquent things occa-
sioually, in his peculiar style. but he Is too
often diSgustingly protane, and gives utter
ance to sentiments, very unbecoming at least
in one protesting to be a minister of the Cos
pei. The other day in Cincinnati, he deiv-
cred an address, in which after using mp the
rebels, he gave the Aboli'iuuists 4 rather
hard dig We give the following extract as
a specimen:-
Some time since stood alone amidst
1000 rebel soldiers, and | said IN my al
dress to them: lit i you OF the South that
are to blame. The North have not prrcipi-
tated tits war un Us; II Is You who have
done It, You complained Of an Infringe
n3ent of Southern rights when there was n
infringement. You c, implanted Of Northern
encruachmenIs when there were none. and
you have rushed into war Of the most
wicked kind without the shadow Of .
TeaSun.'
'But, gentlemen Of Ohio, l do not and
cannot exonerate the North: and ! ~av IN
br ef t. You that if. fifty yea's ago. we had
taken one hundred : uthern fire-eaterS and
one hundred Northern Abolitiuui = aud
hanged them mp. and buried them in "a com
mon ditch. and sen. their S8ul> tu hell. ve
should have had none O; this war I'm
men>e aprlau~e-) l am speaking tno Ing.
Cries Of NJ. no. "Gp un,'' ID M al
( Iow that kind OF talk,'') Bat in looking
around un this assembly. notice that Time
has written his marx Enthusiastically IN she
( conferences IF a large prnp,- tion of tins
audience. Many are growing grey: am
getting old myself. and know not huw syun
the span Of our existence may he shortened.
and the spirit take ITS flight 20 realms f
eterncl iny ana happiness, or everlasting
misery. Il behncveS us all, then. 70 see O..
il that we are prepared FIR This change.
wherever aud whenever it may c..me. aud
ma God in His infinite mercy bless and
keep us all.''
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stirring from South Carolina
PennSyIyanfansC Captured

NEw IuEK, April The HerdidS Hll~
ton ). C. correspondence gives the following
information From North Edisto, 5. C. we
have stirring Intelligence. The rebels have
come down in considerable force and sue
ceoded in cutting of. the other night, nearly
an entire company belonging to the Fifty
fifth Pennsylvania regiment, which was o.,
Little Elisto Island as a picket. Strangely
enough th,y neglected to guard the bridge
between them aud the main force The
enemy succeeded in burning that and then
surrounded the pickers, killing three, woun
ding dozen and capturing about thirty Of
our men. The balance escaped t. North
Eiisto. Since then Il ere have been several
skirmishes. but with 10 result. Ample re~
inf,rcemeuts viii be sent % Col. Moore 6i-
rec;ly, by Gen. Beuham. No further par
tIculars than tie abrve have been received,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

C. We direct the attention of property
holders, and all othe-. interested. to the Or
dInauce of the Burgess ana Town Council of
the B"rough of Carroiitown, which we pub
lish this week in our advertising columns
BY the way. we are glad to find that our
friend DR.. Brallier, has been elevated to the
diguified position Of JiasOr Of that flourish
ing Borough. This shows his ability and
worth are properly APP rsclated. Hope fe
won't be too rigid IL jeiAing to judgement
our Ehenshurg boy, if they should while
chanring 10 s'j"uru N h. baiIi,cirk, happen
to take little too much small beer. Re
member that mency shrIld ever temper
Justice.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

BROKE JAu..-Sanuel Welsh. who was
convicted of tie crime f Rape at March
Court. succeede in escaping from Jail on
last Wednesday evening. II is supposed
that by some unknown means. he succeeded
in obtairins the poker of tive stove nearly in
front Of his c,ll. win which he broke or
pryei open the door which kept him in du
rance vile. Nothing has been heard Of him
stree lie took his uncerem"nious departure.
and We believe 70 rewarl: has yet been offer
ed for his arrest
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TO THE LADIES

Having a desire to form the aeon i-.
ui Young Lsdy. with re-a5d IL ulsrrr
between the a-e> ui Is and -. e au-
disposition rented manners, and pes
address.
/ take this method Uf soliciting q
spontence from any one who thinks
possesses the above qualities.-All 60
spoudence wiil be regarded - strictly c
Dental Address
ABELARD.
EBENsBCEG, P.
April @. ls62. 2mo
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The Auditor appointed by the Orrh-
Court Of Cambria County IL 6istriia,a
money IN the hands of joseph Miller, Is
tor OF Robert Finn. decd. hereby u..-
all persons interested, that be wiII arten
tne duties of said appointment at hls %
IN Ebensburg, Oh Saturday AyTil 25th i'i
at one o'cluCk p. NJ, when and whe-s
persons having claims are required t0 Pc.
them, or be forever GebArreG from c---
on said funl.
Pail. ). NOON. Auli'5'.
April Q, 1s62 st
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

C. Mr. Z. 7. Roberts has removed his
Clock Watch AMI .Jewelry establishment to
the room on High Street, one door East Of
the C,"thin= St''ra If Evars Il Son, IS nearly
opposite the Store CT Davis, Jones & Co..
He has ft,-i it u IN an elegant and tasty
mamEer, a. all y 10 take look at it will
agree. lis stock is large. well selected and
he sells chap. Watches &c, repaired in a
manner that cannot fail in giving satisfac-
tim.
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WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-proi

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.-Prof.
Wood. the renowned discoverer of the iuval
uaHle Hair Restorative, Stlll continues 10 la
bor in Hehaif of the afflicted.
His medicines are universally admitted ov
the American press to be far superior 10 all
others for causing the hair On the head of
the aged, that has been silvered for many
years, to grow forth with as much vigor and
luxuriance as when blessed with the advan-
tage of youth.
There can be no doubt that it is one Of the
greatest discoveries in the medical world. II
restores permanently gray hair to its origi-
nal color, and makes it assume the beautiful
silky texture, which has been very desirable
in all ages of the world. 81. Louis Morning
Herald.
Sold by al go--i Druggist-
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HARRIsRUKG. Arril / lSr2.

HEAD QUARTERS T. NJ,
HARRISBURG. April I. lou2
GENERAL oR"EG No. 2U.-Ibe Governor
congratulaies the members # the Ei-htv
fourth and One Hundred amt TENTH Ev-i-
menrs iennSv Ival Ia Volunteers upon their
galluutry in The recent severe and brilliant
action Al Winchester. Their bearing upon
that occasion, under .he formidable attack
Of bold and desperate foe, was worthy tG,
high reputation already won hy the ~aldisr,
Of Pennsylvania in the memorable fields al.
DIainesvile. Roanoke Island and Ne1bern
The Governor Is proud to recogn'za the eli
viable Destination thus gaiue,l by the troop,
OF the Commonwealth. and trusts that to the.
end Of the present wicked Rebellion they
may be distinguished for similar deeds Of
valur and endurance, and that whenever
called t. meet the enemies IF their country
they may prove their fitness t. sustain IT,,
flag.
The example e the galiau: Colonel Mar
ray, Of the Eighty fourth. whc fell Al the
head II his regiment in the conflict At Win
chester, with that Of the noble men of his
command who there gave their lives will
ling sacrifice to their country. must stimu-
late all who are enlisted in her service t. in-
creased devotion, while their memory Will
be cherished by every patriot, and add hon
OF - the arms Of Pennsylvania and the
Union.
TIE Governor directs that .'Wiuchester.
SD March, 1s62.' be inscribed on the fia-s
Of the Eighty-fourth and One Hundred and
tenth Regiments. and that this or,'er be read
at TIE head of I'll the regiments u PeIusyI>
vania Volunteers.
By order Of \. G. Curtin. Governor and
Commander N chief.
A. L. Russell. Atiutant.General. ?. N.
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O5- Those who wish to purchase Valuable
real estate, on reasonable terms, should ne.
ruse the advertisement of J C. & p
Noon. Esqr's.. in another column. The To-
cation OF the building lots in this place ad-
vertised. are all that could be desired bv
those desiring 10 l"cate in our fiourisbin,
town. The rest of the property is AL that
i IS described u bs.
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Co We publish in another column an

CO We publish i'll another column an
advertisement from Young Gentleman. who
appears suxi"us t. enter the state of matri>
mury. We publish it, of course. as we DO
any other adve, tisement that is paid for. and
not knowing whether the party from whom
we received it is sin, ere, or whether he i
getting of " hat Artcmus Ward calls COAX >
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

CO Joseph r. Durborrow, formerly of
this place, has become the Editor and Pro
prietor Of the Bedford Inquirer. He ascen-
ded the tripod last week. He is practical
printer and an able writer. We wish him
abundance Of pecuniary success.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

= 1t l. said that Russell. the correspond
ent Of the london Times, Is about to leave
this country in disgust. and return to old
England. Wei. we suppose the country
can get along without him. He has been no
better than a spy, since he landed on the
continent
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

u Eight Cottages, each costing from
$1,000 to $4,000, are being erected at Cres>
sun, by the Proprie' ors, for the accommoda-
ton of families disirous Of spending the sum-
mer, at that popular resort of invalids and
pleasure seekers
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

u Mr.. Z ! NILS has i'.S, opened al his
store room, a fresh supply Of Groceries &c.
whjci. he is selling very lrH. Those who
have the cash cannot fail in securing lar
gains by purchasing from him.
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The Damage 10 The Merrinac.

" Ash INETnN. Agrli The lstiHHBn- IL
rezard To the M,rrimac has been received at
the Navy Department: When She run inr
Nnrf,lL IA sunday. the ath # March. ia the
evening. she had sryen feet 4 Mater iu Ler
hold. Og~ sHat from the Cumb,-.ald j tad
riddle. her. ari one shot from the M.u-.ur.
through her port hole dismo9ntei two guns
The Monitor put iall through the boiler
If tie Patrick Henry. killed two men ana
>ca'lei Others.
The steamer FretborE had arrived up
from Liverpool Point, bringing >.sue ala.-
'iunai particulars of the >kirni~a az >.aHr,rl
Court House. General Sickles' lra.f- err-
tureI some i.rty horses urluu-Iu- 20 sle
rebel cavalry. a uuui,r- 81 small arms. avs.
the mails ia tie Statinri ir-toiiice. in ahrs4
were found n. ny letters, sau.e IT them Ice
IL probably r. rmuurtauc- o. tie O. ve~fl-
m"nt. TX pr.>or-r- were al,a taa,n. gLo
wrre ir. ught up IN the F7e.-l.aru s.ua r-.S,-.
to TIE o.! Capitol p ism.
\ tie crew of ;Ge Fresharr usr-- -,,r.il--
of The horse- aud otter property gar;usel
the reneis opened heavy fire ulan u.rn
from a 'h'gA,.. Uar au the Fr.csars return
IN ,.e comp 'u-ut with SLrlIl-. -I- enc
my hastily Gecrml,,G.
TIE mails from Ca.ifrru.4. o..--.,s. s..s
Washnst.a Territory .re s.... -ras.-.-..c-.s
overland fam : J,--gi,. N-. g.. .-.-
place carss-. .,ardynrv ean te -rl. f...i. ... 3
post utiic-.
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x Ne are in,IeItei to Senator Cowan,
for the v,ry able >lr"ch IF Mr. Carlile. of
Virginia. against lie schemes Of the Aboli
ti"mists ior cn.anc'patin. tie saves. Hnr.
). \. Blair member If Cungress from tbs
District, has sen; ~ a numbcr Of interesting
documents during the present session. for
which lie vii. ple5 % accept uur thanks.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

Gt- The citizens of Eben.burg have for
some time past been enjoying the exquisit
luxury of muddy streets-s great blessing
n . free country.
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EBENsBURG & CRESSON RAIL ROAD

@DO YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT 2-esl
offer pleasant business for the spring
and summer, with large profits. Send for
my new circular, containing full informa-
ton. Address
GEO. EDW'D. SEARS.
18l William ST., Ny.
Nsrcn 2S, 1852
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II We would attract thv a,.-.,
readers 10 the advertisement H. arm
umn, o. "Dr. Lelan8's Ann D
Band" 1t meets a general want --s
efficacy Is well recommended. u.r-.
wise those suffering frmn Rheurs,s.-
Neuralgia, ErysipelaS. or the etss-s
curiI poison, 10 give L a trial.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

tCHS,derdG'e.-The amount O.. sr..a- is.,!
III this place last week
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

y Clark Wilson. formerly f tie lna..
ma Messenger. has purchase! the Buti,r
Herald We understand that the paper un-
der his charge will continue Derro,rar.c.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

Co We regret to learn. that Mr.. John
Wherry. well known citizen of this cOun-
". and a Wagon Master in the L. s. Army,
died in the hospital at Georgetown on last
Wednesday, after a lingering illness. For
several weeks before his death he appeared
t. be recovering, but sudden relapse dis
PEELED all hope, and teath il a short time
closed the scene. He was a son of our ven
cradle and esteemed fellow townsman VII
liam Wherry, Esq. and was we suppose
about 40 years Of age. He leaves a wife
and several children TO mourn his loss.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-09

DProffes-or Woods aGver,5,-
be found IT, another column. r-
reacbyeveTy Per-,n-
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u Nearly all the farmers IN this County
have very Wisely turned their attention u
manufacturing Maple Sugar this spring.
The amoant manufactured will be very con
siderable and bring good price in market.
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Groceries.
TOBACCO AND SIG sRS.
"a q <~GB

\ LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES. 81.
and Caps, Of Superior Quality
STATIONERY
of all kinds and la zhart ers-rr
his liLe ot ju>ilesS--Bls S. la-
well selected au3 NiH b- 5l-r. 3 q.
ls~e=t possible prices. Cal an .r5-s
yourselves e MILLS
Ebanshur-. AR 2. 1862 81
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Trains viii stop Al stations marked
= +, = only xhen signal Is given.
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The PennsyIyauians at Win
chester

HARRISBURG. April I.--The iY.lowfn.
G. neral Order has i;>t been is~r-,l:-
HEAD QUARTERS =. Nj
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-05
aMy Maryland Repudiated.

Fron.shs Raleigh, N. @ siapdarp, Oct. 22l
"My Maryland, my Maryland .
whistled and sung by almost every
body capable of these performances,
sounds little fat since The return Of
Gen. Lee from that unfriendly territory.
The population of Frederick city gave
him cautious reception as if fearful of
the consequences but when Abe Lin
coin subsequently, visited them, they be-
came enthusiastic in their demonstra-
tions Of joy. "My Maryland, my Mary
land" is about sung out, we would think,
after these signs of submission to the
tyrant. Their intimate relations with
the mony worshippers Of New York and
Philadelphia, have, we fear, SO far corr
rupted their patriotism as to render the
State hopelessly mercenary. Our Gov
eminent has petted her people no little,
since the beginning of the war, by
crowding them into offices, and, so FAR,
without any important good result.