The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
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pR1Er LETTER FROM &C. a, llTH Pa. RESERVES
-rEEIR PRESENT LOCATION, Sc
BELLE pLAIa LANDING. Jan i, 1863
Correspondence OF The Alleghanian
Our regiment is at present eneamped
On a good piece OF ground, within two
miles of Belle Plain Landing, Va. The
men have tusied themselves since the
Hght at Fredericksburg, and instead OF
shelter tents, they now boast the posses
.on OF comfortable log huts. Our camp,
with the exception of not being so large,
greatly resembles what Camp Pierpont
was last winter We are all quite COM
Portable, aud, if permitted 10 remain, will
le able to pass a pleasant winter. It Is
the general impression, however,-and, !
nav add, the wish OF the men,-that we
will be here but short time.
Our regiment has been sadly reduced
in numbers through the casualties nf re-
cent battles. but those remaining are IL
rs good spirits as ever The new recruits
Of cur company are good men and heroes.
They did not finch al Fredericksburg.
We are busy now, making out our pay
rolls and inspecting. Our pay ymaster is
expected every day, AID wc must be ready
70 receive hin-you know. II.
TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-The melan-
choly Intelligence Of the demise Of Adit.
James c. Neon having been announced
Ut an adjourned Court, held 1t Ebensburg.
- Tuesday, the 9th day of January, y.
y lsG3, the Court Immediately adjourned
ia respect to The mrmory of the deceased.
\ meeting of the members Of the Bar was
then called. Col. NJ D. Magellan was
ciosec President, and u. iIass0n and
James Potts appointed Secretaries. On
motion, a committee Of three were appoin-
sel to czircss Ike object of the meeting
The Chair appointed y. hopelin, Esq ),
Hon. Ihos. White and Il. l.. Juhnston.
Esq, to repyr. On Wednesday morning,
1T 81 o'clock. The meeting then adjour
ned AZ tie appointed time, the meeting
vas again called to order by the Presi-
dent, and y Kofe!in, Chairman Of the
Committee on Resolutions, reported the
following preamble aud resolutions, which.
on motion, were adopted:
HIersr., It has pleased Almighty God. in
Providence. TO remove from time to eternity,
"h:ls; nobly battling in the ceusc of his
Country, oar much esteemed and lamented d
brother, 'Ja-nrs c. Noon therefore,
Ecso}oed. That in his death, Il common cause
has lost a brave defender, the community
benevolent and highly esteemed citizen, the
bar a generous, courteous and intelligent
brother, and his relatives devoted and at
tectionatc friend.
EesoIrsd, That ue tender TO his aged and
w.dowea mother, his brother, sisters and
friends sincere sympathes III this their
great bereavement.
Iesoi,ed, That the proceedings of this meet
in". having first been signed by the officers,
te forwarded n the mother OF the deceased,
nui published in the papers of the county.
4 hsso-''e, That The Court be requested to
ericf these proceedings on record, also the
proceedings Of the meeting previously held
SE tae members of the Bar in Johnstown.
The Chair appointed and constituted
''ohH F.. Scanlan, L. y. Shoemaker and
n'Orsc y. Oauuan, Esquires, commit
tee 20 Ferfor7n the duty enjoined by the
third resolution and the meeting, on mo-
uOa Of VIM. kittcll, Esq, adjourned.
". D MAGEHAN, President.
| ~. $50. 80 Secretaries.
PaoNoTED-It gives us pleasure 10
¬e that our young friend, Thomas d.