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fT.ne Cepxl
Camp hear Falmouth IA Ian - :s52
Friend Glass

Camp near Falmouth Va Ian - 1868
Friend Glass
| have been often Ih,.,. NJ af
writing Jo you tut one Ibiug aud aI...I:l,r 49,
caused me IL Postpone from time 30 ,ir,c a,ls.i
sIuW / aIu almost ashamed T. commence l..as
k""w that ysu are Generous Es,np,i-h g
Pardon E4e this tisae ard Z. viii rTs an.l -.
lr"ye PunctiHl az fGJurz yea must Pa.sl,,a
nsc for NJ; Iuihi..i- ny I7OI.sicr ny reA~ua,
iOr nsr u0ins - wsS II Wa> impO>soe I .,.ssi
the "r":uscc of money fTaIl uise Of t. c.,ll-
pony. let when came down t. flar:sa,.i-.-
he had sent a ali II .,rae Ghen tried several
bat they either hod lent AZ tc >ussIe the o.icers
or hUd rsenI a Home 1 then expected l. L.
sent eve day 10 tiIe z. ginseI.i where Nc q "a
the trcuslcv % EctSii Z our 1t mo..,.> lay
in advance but f.nIsi tIot were iug,,s "A
tits sui hOrersoI Reed cent either in advance
or Regular pay Yet We we're nu>teFd on tlse
3l>i 60: last month ISr , uaoaihs pax this muy
ap-or strange that we we hove Reel no nay
FROM Government Yet ba- such J. the case
aud why tbis has bern 40 r,ui know t4at II
Sas ,ut OF ul:er clutches again g8e Regnis.seas
might EEli their own Battles hus ana her,
aHi Niii try stBd stick II cut lsonc2rabl- the
oiiy thing ;hot ] ak : for ;hen. 70 paw me
RerulSr - can support nv Family Ed am
perfectly 'lI>gus,Cd With the army lar :. veras
heasuns Isl We have 10 mauy OEeers th,f i
NO; ht 10 drlVe oxen but had infaenc enough
"a get few Recruits then get = coinitioa pur
2nJ Lieut. at Battle Of FredickSl,ar- Ssl,sla,lie
leaving SeTEr ScmidIz and n.e in cha rye Of
- meH OF our c"mpohy ohly - of our men
went IL TO the Fight On SATURDAY the capt and
the Balance Of the conpony had been sent
back ts c-ow arlnes hovind orlv - in the
c" bat they came up with the capt un Sunday
our Brigade was kept on Reserve we were
under tiTe iwlste Y hoI Ia move eur position
IL get ont Of l.a,sgr u their Shells vs., were
quite near efi"ugh % Feel Comparable .
lace the acumsaat tian Tor the sick i vrrc.i.3
Tents without Fire or c,.Infuri Of any kind
and God Ieip the poor Fellow ,hot J. d,ps.us!t
on the cold ehariiH> o: our ariay Sar-v1n- or
Hospitals for a cure We near the sound ts,..
muae drum n ali Hours through the Aay
some povr fellow gone 10 his loug home the
volleys that l. Fired over the dead j. al.ont
the only thing that di>tnrhs the oaiiu,le Of
the camps place wU eanno; get our clothing
our compony vas ha5 VI for clothing especially
Shoes and PaHtateoils socks < under
clothing th" mel set thier names down fer
such articles - they most needed ;he Reed
some Of the articles sneh as shoes and the
Rest We have waited patiently this long for x
the prospect l. good to wait some time vet
ihIs ami many other hardships and privatious
has Knocked most Of the Patriotism out of
our Boys s what is all this slsughiering *
n1urdsring for saw by the AH~gneaJan ,hot
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01
We object.

We notice SON D,uss-T~is -,
retsiiAte an tie Ahoii;ia ianisis IL -
Capl.erhea,ls. Rutteruats. 'ci-. = ~
then Bg0ck SRckes. q -z'5ae@A 4
This j. all wing. 1t ihtFl Ei~ -
names they csu invent. slsd. - - :
them. idrutifying tnem- VIA "a
and making 1t apparent ii-' -.
meas Hs. we VII make ihsh &;
0n the ..thrr h.,id. no nicSn'--.. n d
vey So damaging All Impress O ~ =
versaries as tie simPl,sr an,' ii''- j
be designation of 1cba' fhey n !. 4
call rhrln :. African Viper = 4
them = BlackSn=keS Jas ca' - b I
o',fsoai~fs. zud Elack-I'a5.I..'a '',-- I 4
natural. or in the political. l'''I.
ca0ntry. no s6ny reptile ~l.l -, s'.. --asi
ahilorre,l a position A. the p. i''y.'s Il
devised hv Weed AMI Se-0ar'i' pl,-slP
a. a. political Al,,,liti"uiS'n- ~ .rr.'i
pnhiicaniSn. !" with IT, caTreia-',,'' ~. -
committed on lchise peop," IL =, = .
hope Il filing ThurlaW pf.A1..-- Sss.
tie abartive hope of hf,ing - So. -;
into higher political -
iacketei monkey Is still but p =, -
engages: in irving q clamher ui = IS
pole. and the higher he suco's.' :, 5sE |
euns. the more be shoVs--a ~
monkey " D.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01
CIV. bave received several nun,bc

eF We have received several numbers
of The new Constitutional Jnio.t, Published
in Washington city. by HIN. Thomas Il.
Florence. The weekly, of which we
speak, is Iarg", NEATLY p.in:ed sheet
1t bears evidence of being conducted with
great ability and no doubt will be most
useful Paprr The daily has not vet
made lis appearance, but will. as soon as
preparation can be made The weekly
viii be furnished 10 subscribers a; 81 per
annum in adv ancc
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

ACCIDENT Flick. formerly a
butcher OF Tins place, but more recently
fireman on one of the Pennsylvania
Railroad trains, was severely hurt, one
day l;ist week. willie gong down the
mountain towards .iitoona. 1t appears
that the train was making rather much
headway, when Fick attempted to go back
TO the hind end, ever the tors of ihecars,
TO ti"h,en the brake, bui instead OF snc-
ceeding, he missed his foo;ing and fell
upon the opposite track lie Is nJw ly-
ing at home iii dang ,rous condition: :.
but hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

since Burnside hal taken Co.
army Of the PotoIhaek tho, - " 1,
deloys IN army moFem-I..s .r.l.. 's
were well supplied wirh food 4 el.,,...-lIs n
Barker had cs.me here lirt.e s,-,-ss
the time this apeorrd in h:s p,,,..a - u
Blush TO see 4 Soldiers Pace = -
hod been deceiyiug the Friend. -,
ihooSe thot ore Perilinr th,rr -. &c
Fragment Of a Government ere, 80
he Certainly saS enough 10 cow.
h. Published IN hi~ paper ao- -
Joining the army Here .oi g.erul;,;--
thr-e days 20 - several R--gas-,,s,
Of my old Friends & Relation -
the II Reserve | found naUny cfo1r -,
Ebensburg WlthoGr shoes aEl x--,l.
hapend 20 have copy of tii. Psr---..--sT
thOt ! showed fhier zcl1iusfi..r -.
a lse what have write anon. e
aJutont MCoy viii beare ne -. -,
Thousand 90 Others Ee Do ps+ -
blaIne Ia Gen Burn-iies We belis,sl -
Good & Brave Ohcer Gle TIA, =
holds create c0Efss-uoe 10 -bs 3
F-e,lr.ck>burE 40 eli believe =. 4
Fault y 80 Doubt hut As a-g -.
bi.nse'f The oaly cry about cam =
20 60 Home If ,hsy would i5,lafs =.
believe but few hove patriotism n 4
Charlie Snsidt seads his T,iuus gsr.-s. !.
x all bis old Friends ,,is-a, go, -
wishes for your y .,.ss=sS aud -
~iille ] Rrnaia youls L CLASS t. h
Davis
L : fyou see proper yoa are Z, ll.-,,
hove port Of tbs Published uu,is.... u. -
II you or Todd thinks It worth taoi
Pleas answer th.s q Er.ie 5ft.- A.
SsTs Evan Davis Company Il lis Esss,
L ' Washington d -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

CT Cyrus f. HiGhbergcr, while en-
de,vorins 10 cut loose part Of a freight
tram, at Derry, WcstmorclanI Co, on
the Penna. Railroad, lost his equilibrium
and tell from the car which resulted in
his death. This * the third fatality
which has attended the family The
father was Killed by a railroad accident !;
one brother lost his les by the same means
and now another is killed
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

es- From printed calls, we see that the
Democracy of Carroll township, viii have
a mee:ing ia CarTolltown, on Saturday
next, a: one o'clock, l.. NJ The object
j., after some speeches and a free ex-
change of Sentiment, to organize Il Dem
ocraiic Club sr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

NoHCE-Ihere will bc a meeting OF
tlie Democracy of Wilmore Borough and
surrounding vicirhty, at the School House
in said Borough. On Tuesday the 9Th inst,
at one o'clock l.. NJ, for the purpose of
organizing Democratic Club
Speakers are invited To attend.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

DIED.-ln CaIniria township. on the
29th Tltimn, Thomas 0'Co>NEII aged
about 3s years
In the demise of Mr.. O'Connell. rhe COM
munity Las lest an excellent tirizsn-th,rse
aronId ere be live,'. so q aud kind
hearted neiGhbor. As a man. he was honest
an:l upright; as christian lac bore the true
type of morality ard wls an cxempIar of
,ba, virtue and clearn,ss e i-eaIt, which
they wi1o a>c-s. = st.:i, sec C.,sl"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

APpRorRIATE--R. l. Johnston Esq,
presented TO the Democratic Club of this
place, ON last Saturday evening. a
printed copy of the CoNsTIrJrioS or TIE
UNITED STATES, neatly bound in book form.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01
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are GENERALLY IT, good Health VIII :.
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Receive wear Paper z -gular a.Ts'1
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Truly E DAVIS the ScFiblrT
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

DrsrEUCrIvE FIRE IN IHnIAN,-Last
week the large brewery establishment and
dwelling house belonging to Mr. Andrew
Staitmi:ler, in the east end of Indiana.
were. with most of Glcir contents con-
suIned. The surrounding buildings were
in great danger iion this lu.e conflagra-
lion, tut tl'rcnpll The crerry and judici-
oms management of the citizens the fire
did not extend. .lr. Slaiimil,cr's loss
is estimated ri from $4,000 to $1,000.
An insurance OF Sl5DO, WAS all the m
dcmnity lie had on his property. His
son while cndcavorirg to cxlinguish the
flames had his 1 ociScts licked of $50.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

& DRowNEp.-Audrcw Farrell of Sus-
quehanna Township, while engaged in
pi.oiing a raft towards market, ON the
Susquehana river, On Thursday last, was
drowned. While going through Chest
Falls. Clcarticld COUNTY, the raft was
stovcd and the crew, in order 10 save
:heir lives, were Obliged TO swim Mr.
Farrell was seen swimming for shore,
when p:cce of timber from the wreck
s;rricl: Linn ON the head. which caused
him TO 20 under. The body has not yet
been recovered; although something like
the body o. !, man was seen floating
some thirty miles below the Fails Mr..
Farrell was good and rcaccable citizen
He leaves wi.e and three children.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-01

report OF those speeches, because We penned
it from memory, three days after they were
delivered; as that would be doing Injustice
to those gentlemen, each of whom occupied
more than an hour; and each sreoch. if cor
rectly reported. would make several Columns
of printed matter. not to be surpassed by
any Of .he published speeches cf the day.
Ne observed several 4 bniiicnisis present
on tie ccctsioa. "r,e overGrow.u biied IN par
ticular, who WINGED ami squirned like a
GlreSt t=creek eel. under t;.e lash and senti-
meuts fiee speech.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-11-13

SIGNIFicANT.-The other day in the
House of Representatives, Mr.. Daniels Of
Grafton, remarked that we had been told
by Col. Thomas that there would be an
army of 100000 negroes, and for his part
he was TO- letting them do the fighting, and
then we should not be obliged to raise SO
many troops; whereupon there was gen.
eral applause. This no doubt is significant
Of the feeling of the people of the State,
and the day has nearly come when even
copperheads will consent that negroes may
60 to the front, instead of sacrificing so
many white men there.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-11-13
Married.


AT Thetford Centre by Rev Leonard Tenney, Mr. JOEL
II. HORTON of ST. Adams, and Miss EMMA J. DIGGINS,
Of Wes minister. No Cards.
In Bra tteboro Oct 10Th by Rev VIM T. Stowe, ISAAC
NJ. NEWMAN and HATTIE NJ. HASTINGS both Of Brat
tleboro.
At West Dummerston, July It'll, by s. W. Wilson, WM
II. BUTTERFIELD aRd ELLEN A. BARRETT, both OF
Bratucboro
In Akron Ohio Oct co. at the residence of Nahum Fay,
ESQ MIR. SAMUEL, A. HAMMOND and Miss SAL0ME n.
HAPGooD, both formerly of Reading. Eg
In Chester, Sept 9Th by Allen q. Good Eeq, Mr. JAMES
A. GooLD and Mrs. CYNTHIA GooLD, both of G.
In West Town.hend, Oct e. by Rev. S S. Arnold, Mr.
GEORGE c. WOOD of New York City, and Miss ROSA AT
WOOD Of the former place.
At Fort Edward N. Y, Nov. 10th, By Rev. William
Bro wn, o. L. FISHER and Miss MARTHA WRIGHT, both
Of Westminster, Vt.
Accompanying the above came handsome remembrance
the printer which hereby acknowledge wishing thu
bride bridegroom much future prosperity more thar
friend Is not only good fisher, but
that he has done right.