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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 18th day
- OF July, 1888, at IL O'Clock m. for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with ~ 900 barrels of
FLOUR.
Bids will be received for what is known as No L,
Nc. 2 and Ne 5, and for any portion less than the
q GOO barrels. Separate bids will be reesived for
Flour put in good second Ind barrels of the same
grade as above. Bids for different grades and for
second hand barrels, should be upon separate
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The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on
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the Railroad Depot, Washington, D. G.
The barrels to be strong and head lined.
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for tistri bu ton.
The usual government inspection will be made
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Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, A.
ID. c. c. B. q. s A, Washington, D. c., and
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CEE0PkaSTiC BONE TEETH,

NEW AND IMPRoyED INVENTION
IN OF
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
Knaver3 cfihc Party in Power.

1t will be remembered that, but a short
time ago, when Governor Curtin. with the
acquiescence Of the legislature, endea-
vored TO get permission from the au,hori-
lies, for the Pennsylvania Reserves 70 re-
turn home 10 recruit their tiiinned ranks
that the favor was bluntly refused by tho
Secretary of War, upon the grounds of
lmpartiality; that if permission was grant
ed to one regiment, others would be cnti-
tied TO the same favor. If anv corps in
the army were entitled 20 preference il
certainly was the Pennsy lsania Reserves.
bat AiI. Lincoln thinks otherwisc. The
Second New Hampshire regiment. which
has not seen half the hardsl.ips nor snf-
iered Sc much loss as any OF the Reserves.
has been sent home OIL iurlouch TO recruit.
lie trua object Is, the election in that
State is about to come of. the Abolition
lists, thinking they can make tools of the
soldiers, Intend 10 use The .egimen. for
political purposes, in order to carry the
State against the wishes of the people.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
4 Grand EiZZ:c.

The Abolit;cnists and co.ored brethren
of Pittsburg held meeting for the pur-
pose OF getting up q negro regiment under
the late act OF Congress to serve in the
war. Captain Lore of the 155th regi-
ment made his debut in Il spirited man
ner and was followed by one of his sable
brothers who strongly urged the necessity
of eniisting, and OF a :" vigorous prosecu-
lion OF the war y whereupon dusky
''gemman q from the other. side of the
house conceived tic idea tha. it was un-
constitutional for ihe negro to serve ia the
war, ana, therefore, that he ou.ht moi 10
enlist. which created quite noise and
confusion among the :. brevc:n" to the
strongly urged the ci;izens ..of African
decent y 10 ca,is.. Tho D3.4.h man
after several efforts, succeeded in qaieting
the ebony faced warriors. bu. the feeling
exhibited WIS amply sufficient 10 show
''--''' -'-''-''0 '','' io o'oii'iSh ior tn'
fight" The regimen: WAS not raised, and
the meeting ended IN a iizzIe. This l. moi
the only failure OF this kind in Harris
burg AMI many other Places, unsuccessful
attempts 10 enlist negroes have been me:
with. What IS TO become of us, the
. only hope" of cur country, Ike the
emancipation proclamation has proved TO
be an experimen; "a failure Wiil
brother Greciy devise some other plan to
restore the Union
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

DiED-in Conemaueh township, on
the 9.h inst, MICHAEL BRACKEN, aged
about 50 years.
The subject Of the above notice. was n
man well known TO many III ihis county
Having lived 10 4 ripe o.G ace, lie tasted.
no doubt, o; prosperity and adye-sity.
and was long, living witness to the feet
ing and transitory things OF this world
In youth and in early manhood, he expert
eneed the inesiimablc blessings of free
government, and in old age he lived to
see those immuniiics about 10 be ruth
iessiy torn Eom his postcrity.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
Ee CIpiEEc - ssc GE.a55s
EEGi% EIUI.,.

NEW IoRl1. ,.I..rlh "a s1a
dispatch 70 the y.a.as SAYS l!rai q. lr.z
n'la was aiiacle6 by .hrre ns5,i f,->
OF Tuesday, tie 2s.h ait Tie H,it vs.
obstinate, lasting several Hods, I'D r
vas only sa-renlcTea ..ae- II siinaz
condition She was r.1l asau1c. I'd z
eaPtured officers and crew ~ 4gv q
Nicksburg.
CNCrSSATT. March Som ali
ticnal particulars VI It's capture of Tx u
di&aoia have been received Nhla,s
was attacked, the advantcge wss n q
side Of the rebel rams The IaEzn.-
moved slowly, compared viii ihgm. Ilz
keri clear of her bow, wh-re h1r les, e
were, and but;ed the sides and s.yz
The Indianola kept chan.ing bT =
from side ~ side bui, ~ i..-t a lis "
doTe, the aciiye assai,,anis aa.Ired liz g
Posite side, and in the 65'lazt mI-z
bu'tcd her asain- The InEanela h-- 4
cCai baTge on each si1e. Ties "
sCnL Immediately. Al length Ca-l-
Brown announced the boai IN Q slia--
condition and SURRENDERED The aoal
lasted aSout twenty minu;es
Il IS reported at LAKE ProEii5n5a u
the In,iiaDola was sunk By h-r 0.sF ;
escape capture,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

e. II is stated that Sirnon Cameron
was robbed in one of the Washington
hotels, last week, of everything lie had.
including private papers. His total loss
OF character added 10 Inc present calamity
is sufficient 20 make fhe Ex-Secre:arv =
pnbilc vaGrant and an outcast upon tine
world, were it not Gor the aT;Ldlctown
Bank and othc- hoar,icd wealth kna-
vlsh',y p.undered from the United States
Treasury
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
SsaGe Restitution.

Some kDa,e, from Irookiyn, =. Y,
a.ler having sw;Edied or plun;icrcd the
pubic Treasury of SS6G, was haunted So
by a reprcying conscience, that he was
forced to get rid Of the money, whereupon
Inc packed UP the stolen treasure and ex-
pressed it TO President Lincoln.
VIII Honest Abe " be. alike. consci
entious enough TO deposite the money in
the Treasury from whence il was Indirect
" stolen2 We fear net
Ii the entire legion cf Abolition thieves
who have been plundcring and robbins
the Treasury, upon :; much large rscaie,
would be tortured with the same worm OF
rlmCrse. U2til they would return their i'll
gotten goods, we would not need So many
revenue commissioners and fax collectors
nor would our national debt have acquired
such proportions as TO as.oi.i.l, and dis
-hes.rtcr every hOnesi hard wo:hing patriot.
upon whom the burden ROW presses so
hearty.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

all is supplements, and n 81
Of damages thus sustained by ~ 4. ''aaor
ration. Ns ea-.
IL. Smith tOf Chester r55.s
understood as s.lmi,tins il.a, -. :, %
ture had power 10 repeal aBy =. --:sss
one involving 4 legislative "a. :. e1sa
tract But il was a ulo1.,T-,,,, = : Z %.
70 assert that the Le'ei~isiur. g, ,''''''
and destroy charters siniElv - X
viii lie held Iha; 1t was fi7.. : %
for some calm tribunals. s,,b
TO pass judgment whether o- '-s
charters had been Injurious q =, V
pie =
Mr. Hopkins tWasLingtop, ,-,
'ol!Ow lng reasons for the r..,,,,..
the tonnage tax: Fir~t. be-
voluntarily assumed He i!!u,rrz,.s
and SAID that tie Construct. =,
Pennsylvania railroad lad -
State canal Second. Tie Tax -,
restored becaHse otherwise ,l.s-s ~
deficiency 80 Le made up Iy -.
real and personal proper1z. TY+.s
should be re~toned because = ri
obtained b. direc; bribarv. Sl.-,s.
hanks were 70 come ia.o :he -.
iur a Communication set. and ~ =.
TO give them, as she dii tlle i'-,r--a,-.
railroad, lbOu: S.0G,OVO-uI6,5 =.
properly have gone into the Tr..s.-
what would be SAID Of ar~ Ts,-.l-.-
that would pass such an az; H.
reason 10 beheye HAT lie esr7,sry
cyen noV negotiating wi,h Insr.s.x !
Iafs iioo- for the conSiruc.i1g a. q 49,,
through theiE d:-iT1cis il ii.e /. -..-. :,
rho"id no; be restored. IN tnis r9s---
several me,nbers b.,i be,u irF7srra3
1861. They did nj return l. he -
islature, anl tiiis might t. ,hs.s- i
Others.
M Benedict said thai an nan -,
attempted IL force nEen.i.e.S Il y.-7 p
certain WAY under rh-e=,is Il.af f,rr ~
not be again elected 10 gne Iz--;:siis -. --
as hase a. any man syLo received .s;5.,
money In 1851.
M-- Hopkins saiI arr MN vl5 Il.
"es upon ;.i:s floor that I,,y sa--e,...-i /.
base, i a liar and scs,adreL
Mr.. Benedict s,.it i.e hcp,l lis ,-s
iiioid would no, Z: Ni,h -silrgs5 p 4.
brain
Mr.. Hopkins said he wos.l. ra,hr &
OF that than niger CT tae bran
NL- Glenn sioss,i yufe a-ains. znrl
nents, AMI for the immediate Ta.;o7-s
"a The tax The C,r1!Sfisr.tiaa r7a3e Il
Legislature alone the i,,d.e OF uafas. :
was a3siSsii..e to rzer-ss.i .ary clz-a-
Mr. Johnston reiterated !l.e .s--lr7s7.-.
that neither legislative gr-R ny Ogg-
tract could b. ppe;lie1l. although Il orr
nary act II as-enli3s .:li-ii- i II
aIn n inenf f:s>sil2. 81 sa..l-lzl,iS VA, u.s.
Ell, IL yvoYli rcli,.ye real estate Cd. z
amcUnfing - i've huirJircd thunsaa5 d.
lars. and there wcUil lie I,1 l.r 81.
with iiIe Pennsylyani.. I-,;s-oaG c37-z-,
which woul'i naturally EL.lyv iiia f-ass-s
vi lle original ,sllL AiiaG-l
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
The WARM Tennsssee.

i DeS2--lte F-igif az .SDgag HE
Fe5tsrrl E7,.eaid,,s L.;5ato5 Gaa ~,
P5soev5'-Esc..pe q IL Cars? .
A'tRay.
NAsHyILF, March 6.-Thle Y
fiahting ali Gay Yesterday, between :
Dorn's Rebel command ami th7oe a.
rceiments of infnn;rv, about FIVE h71-' =
c;yalry and one bai;ery, Al SP7ns = =
about thirteen miles south Q. fT'-.--
Colo..el Columns :hree regiments 8. :,
fan;rv were vut to pieces or oaia'1,e1
The Eel,l force. They fought asr-
a;elv, but their amn,Cnifion leca'f ]. !
hausted, AMI, being ovornowen'd ?
pe;ior numbers, were either killed 9 =
iured, the cavalry and artillery g
safely No reinfcTceEeufs from -
GilbeTi's command at Franklin iS- I
the sccne Of aciior. Seven rasi'i''''-
infantry are at that Place.
FURTHER DETAILS OF TTIE pi9H1,.-;., -,
NAsHvII..3. March 6--1he ic..s 4
additional details have been recsi''4r ra
the firht near Franklin Yesterday \
regiments of infantry, one ha''a p-r
Eighteenth Ohio, with the SeFell,n c-..f-.
sylvania and Second MichiEan 90.
all under command Of Co.0nS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
g NJ. Geo.ge Hunl!er Las incDsasea

81 M. George Hunt.ey las increased
ihe varieties Of his hardware. He has
now store of cutlery and hardware
equal TO any in Pittsburg. Persons desi-
iIng rare and cheap articles in tia: line.
need no longer seEd away, as they can be
accommodated at SIr. liuntley's. either
wholesale or refai', with any article in the
hardware Inc, from thumb-latch to n
grnb6ing hoe, or from needle to an
anchor
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
E.Cs IL Ec Dong.

The Ptti@ot and J'aioa suggests % the
House OF Representatives,, inasmuch as
We cannot look iot any hope from. either
tne Senate or the Governor. ti.at they, at
least show :heir condemnation of tie late
Gonscrir, and other infamous acts Of Con
Scess. " entering upon ,ile Jou NAL, ii
resolution winch will e.abody their most
solemn protest against such usurga,iors
We endorse this ard say LET il bc done.
lei tie indignant voice Of an Outraged
people be heard through their Representa-
iives- Let the seal os eternal ini..my be
placed upon the heals of those miscrcants.
who have sought to destroy American
liberty.
CoTeTnor Curtin has already, in his
special message CT arbitrary arrests, de-
ciarcl against the sosereignty of Penn
syivania, and from tie prcsei; majority
in the Senate, VIC have long since ceased
10 expect anything from ;.l,n that is
good. The people then must look TO .heil.
more immediate representatives. Tor an ac-
ton on tiIis matter.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
8 Kew sena,ar,.I Oath.

The Senate hast week passed law re-
quirihg each new Senator to lake oath
that he has never aided or ab2tted the re-
beiiion in any way, directly or indirectly.
An effort was m;,ie to have 1t 50 altered
as 10 inc.Ude al the prcsen, Senator'S, but
it was thought that the sienate. having
once admitted Il man, could not ejec; him
except for some specified cause.
If a similar oath were applied to the
old members of the Senate. as To whether
they have ever aided. .'dircctlv or inii-
rectly" 70 overthrow and subvert the
Gorernmcnt, by PROJECTING or fiirthcrilg
the unhallowed schemes of Aholisionism.
there would be Si;her a whul~sale nariu-v
or else there would b, few to rctnrn TO
take their seats, at the next session. Tie
same oath might, ir.ieed. perjtIre or ex-
c,uje some of Ire new members.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

CcI:r"cTEp, ,-Delps wrongly informed.
VIC stated a couple Of weeks ago THAI
Sergeant Rowland u. Jones, of Company
\ iIth Reserves, had been discharged
5iom the service. Lest ,ve 60 injus.ice to
a brave soldier, We make the corrcction.
Holia has The trtie grit of a sc!dier; he
has won .or himself, places of distinction
in the ranks and is now first Lieutenant
OF the company. He shared in all the
battles, in which the Reserves were en-
gagged, un;il. the battle of Bull Run (No.
P where he was severely wounded. His
promotion was sanctioned by unani-
nous vote. of the company so that he
has not resigned, as was stated, but holds
"A commission as First Lieutenant. but i
ye: unable TO be with his company. The
Lieutenant il now at home on furlouoh
and Is gradually recovering from his
wounds
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
RI The new Democratic na,,er ..,Io,

eH- The new Democratic paper called
the A5e, which was to have been startcd
some time ago, has been delayed ON ac-
connt OF manufacturers failing 10 have the
press ready in iisac. /, viii. however he
issued somc time in the latter cnI of this
month, L vii be published at s6 rer
annum, fol the daily, and 81 for the
weekly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
- NC have er.c.iy,d IN. tir., nm

LEg We have received tbc first number
OF the JO'asto,ca Democrat, edited by
Jas +. Campbell. Mr. Campbell was.
at one time editor of the i2!,irs, lie Ise,o,F.
and was afterwards editor of tie West
moFe'ar'l its7D'tblioaa. His ia.rotluc-
tory" in the Democrat has the ring of tlrc
true metal /; and from his experience, ~
an editor, and the principles he has es-
poused, we may expect the new paper 10
be an able defender OF The Democratic
faith. We wish Mr.. Campbell nari,
prosperity, in tl.is undertaking; and as
an auxiliary in defence Of our il,c71te.i
'fghtS. against the fierce assaults of Abn-
h'ion fa':aticism, nay he receive his
reward,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

treasury RoBBEp.-The Treasury of
Fayette county was violently broken opcn
and robbed OF abou; fifteen hundred dol
lars III cash. The t!iief is sill at larne.
The commissioners Of that county have
offered reward OF 800 for the arrest
and conviction of the burglar
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

g. d. McGIaughlin, Esq, was boreft
oi two of his children, last week. bv
thai terrible disease, D;p;heria. This is
a severe stroke on his happy family: and
we symPathize with the sorrowing pa
rents
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

e. The New York Herald SAYS the
I'd New Hampshire regiment just sent
home, ostensibly to be consolidated with
the l7th, has in it, rs has been ascertain
cd, over three hundred Abolition voters.
The nigggerheads are up TO such tricks.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

81 Don't forge. that z J. Mills & Co.
sell the cheapest ; besides they have the
largest anl most fashionable assortment
of goods. Go and price their goods and
be convinced.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

IL POLAND the instruction appears to
be spreading. Several collisions had oc-
CURED between The insurrcc.ionisis and
the Russian troops, in which the former
were generally wor,ted, bat thus far they
have shown no disposition TO yield.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

-H EJ- The Democrats Of New Jersey
held great mass meeting at Trenton o..
IL 4ih. Abe speeches were made and
resolutions against the wicka.acss OF the
party IN power ws-e pas.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

OSE of many OF the important mea-
sures signed by the President just before
the adjournment, was bill for the issr-
ance OF letters of marque and reprisaI
during the present rebellion,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
AFrFKNooN sEssIoN.


Mr. Pers,.ing ecn.inuel his re-
marks, urging that 1t would he uncons,i-
tu,ional TO attcmp; 20 rcpesl the eoTrnu-
ta;iUn act II was allrge,l that the
charter OF the o.d United States Bank
was obtained 10y fraud, but the remedy
was not by a repeal OF the charter at. the
ensuing session, but with The people. who
swept the party ou, of existence who had
chartered the bank. II would be unius:
and unfair to tax any one corporation
more ;han others
Mr.. Kane admitted tha. even if the COM
mutation act was obtained by fraud. IL
was nevertheless Il law, but IL was the
right Of the people, i: j: had been thus
procured, and If ii intrin-ed their Interests.
10 have Il rrpeaied by succeeding leg
isiature. There was 4 reason why an
effort was net made In ISS. TO reI,o:,I The
charter of Tie old United States Bank.
and that WAS, tha; il WAS well known ih..t
ON the 10Th May o. that wear, a convcn-
tion would assemble in Harrisburg and
revise the Constitution 20 Is 70 authorize
the legislature TO repeal, reVise or de-
stroy any charter ever granted This
amendment was inserted in the Constitu-
tion, and the Legislature has actually
power, If it chooses, to repeal the original
charter OF the Pennsylvania railroad. and
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11

81 johns & CrosIey's Cement Glue is
ao~ for-sale at II C. Devihe's -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-11
Legislative Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wr, Nfa,l Ioeo

WEDNESDAY, March 4, 1868.
The House was called to Order at le1
V NJ, by Speaker Cessna
The Judiciary Committee reported n
a bill preventing negroes ana mulat;oes
from coming into the STATE
CoUNCIi-sIEN AND LEGISLATORS
Mr. Barger called M an act relative to
councilmen and legislators which was
passed
An act authorizing the holders OF bonds
of thc county of Allegheny 10 compro-
mise with said county, was considered
and p,ssel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-11-07
Qm n6&ftn- 0lOntaa fnpet ee trRe @tt.

~ "Hp ghN9IAGh @tOHlbSs IItVSA ~ BCue QpHS
ftunn9 rrs S~urnrr>Sbsntsre; i'm asrdumtasn
@unls Sts ToEtteeao 5cttts fatt. Der 8frre
foarr,t, Oas sur 2IuFaGruns tpnmsmre Gtnd.
if siruei4t pas 9s!unetnas bso S9bttue,fhcr
2uftiptslr, utU ptrO rim Ssptr, Der rtrIsr &cr-
fruun9 betrohnt, NIT une %psnigaRns Farm
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