The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-03-06
CasIp CURT1N.-We are sorry that we

have not room this week to publish entire
the interesting letter Of our Silver Gray
correspondent, "High Private" Here
with we give an extract from it, touching |
the order for the removal of the troops at |
Camp Curtin to Washington city:
Camp Curtin is being "cleaned out" On |
Wednesday, the camp was electrified by the !
intelligence, that an Immediate onward march |
had been ordered. The news received |
with enthusiasm which illustrates the re- |
straint- upon the eagerness of the men, that |
has kept them frem a participation IN the re- !
cent conflicts with the enemy. The men !
seem to walk with an elasticity not distin- |
guishable before, bearing their heads aloft
with pride that bespeaks their desire to
strke-and that effectually-for their couh-
try, its constitution, and its rnity. Tents
being struck-knapsacks packed--hag-
gage loaded-soldiers are yelling with de-
light--confusion seems to reign supreme-in
word, men appear to be mad, yet there
seems to be ''method in their madness" as
every one is found in his proper place when
the word 'Marcb" IS given.
The 54tk regiment-better known as
the cambria County Regiment" and for
several months past stationed at Camp
Curtin-were among the number thus or
dered to take up their "onward march"
They are now with the Grand Army OF
the Potomac.
L1TERARY-The annexed acrostic and
sentiment have been sent US by loyal
son of New England They are worthy
the patriotic head and heart that conceived
them To wit
ACRosTIc.
friend of country, and of God,
Brought forth TO rule mid strife and blood
Runs high the overwhelming wave!
Awful for sin the scourging day !.
Hope yet hopes-the President may
sinking country save.
Man bv Heaven unaided can salvation bring
Lord God OF Hosts, thine aid afford
Imperil the vile rebel horde
Nor let Thy mercy cease;
Come bless the land, and loyal hosts
On all the States. through all our coasts,
Let fall q lasting peace.
No man by Heaven unaided can salvation bring
SENTIMENT.
AS the first President of our glorious Union
was appropriately denOminated Father of his
Country. SO, it is justly hoped, the present
President may be deYoutiy named Saviour of
his Country. HOPE.
To PARENTs.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it Will be seen that
Mr. D. W. Evans purposes opening a Sc
lect school in this place, commencing on
next Monday, 10th inst. Mr.. q. has Of
fciated for some months as Superinten-
dent of our Union School, in the discharge
of the duties Of which position he gave
very general satisfaction.s We unhesita-
tingly recommend him to the favorable
consideration of heads of families.
Accidental German, whose name
we did not learn, met with rather Eerious
accident at Hilmore on Tuesday OF last
week. On attempting to cross the rail
road track at that place with two-horse
wagon, he was run into by train, killing
beth lis horses, shattering the wagon,
and severely injuring himaelf. Look out
for the locomotive
SuDDEN DEATH.-Col. II. G. Hughes,
formerly Superintendent Of the telegraph
department at Pittsburg, died at Maj.
Hauilton's hotel, Wilmore, on Sunday
week. lie resided at HagcrstoHn, Md.,
bat had been sojourning at Maj Aamil-
tons for considerable length Of time.
TRIAL LIsT.-The following is the list
of causes set down Cor trial at the Court
Of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
commencing on Monday, 10Th of March,
1862:
SECOND WEEK.
Johnston VS. George ct al.
Newkirk et 81. VS. King ct al
Paden vs. Lyc. Mutual Ins. Co.
Whittle & OTrick vs Heslop.
Murphy VS. Burk ct al.
HOLLYWOOD yg Lyc. Insurance CO.
Divers VS. ocotl.
Same Us same
Finna-tv VS. Knott eft al
Pollard for use VS. Driskeh ct al
Davis VS. K'Allster
Sauller ct al vs Mccormick.
Executor of Glass vs. Eb. & Cresson RI.
MCoy Admr. Us Litzinger.
Muller vs. Glass.
Blair Co. Poor Di-
rectors, Washington TIP.
Runnion VS. George.
Burk Burgoon.
Hargarty VS. Bolweber.
George vs Myers ct al.
Conl'th for use vs. Moores.
Rehee VS. Dillon.