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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-03-22

RETURNED. Joseph Cole and Francis
+. Tierney, Esq, who had been kidnap-
ped by the minions of Lincoln some ten
weeks since, have returned. They have
been kept in Hollidaysburg and Harris
burg ever since, without trial or an ac-
cusation, and it seems when the enmty
of some personal hostility is satisfied, they
are now set at liberty. Surely day of
reckoning will come
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COUNTY COMMITTEES.
J. NOCN. Cbairman

= >. NOCN, Chairman,
George DeIany, J. S. Mardis. George c..
K. Zahm, Peter Huber, Philip Miller. John
L. Mckenzie, Joseph Behe, John Durbin,
David Farmer, Henry Friedthoof. John
Slough, Elisha Hummer, Lewis Rodgers,
George Gurley. John McDermit. Simon
Dunmyer, w 4. Krise. Thos. F. McGuugh
Jacob Fronheiser, J. F. Conden. John Ham
iltor, F. O'Friel. Michael B. hin. Wn. c.
Diver, John White. Henry Topper, Nicho
las Caunan, NJ. J. Plott. J. W. Condor
Daniel Confair, VIM. McCloskey. Daniel Fl
Donnelly, Anthony Long, John Marsh,
John RYAN.
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RemOYal.

We have removed our printing office
from High Street, where it had been To-
located for some years, to Crawford
Street. The present office is more roomy,
more commodious and III every particular
better suited for the business. We were
unable TO move and get the paper out in
one week, but we trust we will not have
to move again for some time. Our office
is now opposite the north side of the
large Union School building, where we
will be glad to see our friends give US a
call.
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No INTERvENTION.-Th is scarcely
any news these times either from the
army Of the Potomac or from Sherman.
There is big game playing on both
sides. II seems however to us, that if
the rebels can't check Sherman or break
Grants line, their days of glorious war
fare are numbered They may still get
into the interior and organize and concen-
trate and carry on kind of guerrilla
warfare which will be annoying to the
North. A few days must throw addi-
tional light on the subject, and we will
wait with patience and anxiety for the
result. We don't believe there will be
any intervention, though it is thought
that France will interfere Seward will
keep Louis Napoleon from interfering by
lavishing promises TO abandon the Men
roe doctrine. and the great bulk of the
English people are opposed to war The
Government of England, though it is a
monarchy, is very careful not to go con-
trary to the wishes of the people What
we mean by the people are not those op-
eratives in mines and factories who have
no idea but wages and brend and beef,
but the intelligent English people.
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The war In North Carolina.

We have no news yet OF battle having
been fought between the forces of Sherman
and Johnston, although it was generally
believed that conflict could not have
been avoided this long. The latest intel
Egence from Sherman, placed him at
Fayetteville in North Carolina, which is
about sixty miles southwest of Raleigh,
the capital of that State. There had been
no fighting between the two armies, except
a cavalry engagement between Hampton
and Fitzpatrick with no very decisive re-
suit. Sherman would march either on
Raleigh or Goldsboro and there form
junction with Schofeld. We think he
has done SO, for Bragg, who was between
Sherman and Schofeld, could not main
tain his position with the unequal force
under his command. He would retreat
west from Gol6sboro, where he was at
the latest account, and unite with Johns
ton-this would place Sherman in his
march towards Richmond, between Johns
ton and Lee. Of course this is merely
an opinion of our own That there will
be a desperate contest admits of no doubt,
but where or when it will take place, is
yet to be learned The movement of the
hostile armies is like a game of chess and
the fate of one of them, is often decided
by what would appear to be a trIfing and
unimportant cause. Situated as the ar
mics now are in North Carolina and at
Petersburg, it is the best Generalship that
will decide the result. From the high
military reputation of the opposing Gene
rails whatever that result may be, the
vanquished can say of the victor, " great
let me call him, for he conquered me-"
Many gallant fellow will 60 down in the
shock of battle, believing that he yielded
up his lite in a patriotic struggle to restore
the Union of his fathers Such was at
one time supposed to be the object of the
war, but that delusion has passed away
and it now stands revealed to the world,
As a war waged to subjusate the South
and to steal from Southern shareholders
what the Constitution solemnly guarantees
to them as their property.
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The Draft.

This inevitable harbinger of mischief,
the draft, is around again. We are un-
der the painful necessity of announcing to
you that on last Friday, the l7th Of
March, this destable wheel was set in
motion again in Hollidaysburg for the
benefit of our county, by those men
. who are running that branch of the Lin
coin machinery, and All men we're des-
ignated as victims TO feed up this abolition
war. This government is determined at
all hazards to crush the spirit of liberty
in the Northern people The drafting
business is become permanent institu-
tion Of the country so long as the reins of
Of government are held by a buffoon as
sisted by a peripathetic whiskey barrel,
blood, taxation and drafts will be the Or
der of the day. We knew this before
the election as well as we know It now,
and SO did all the Democratic party know
it, and proclaimed it in their speeches, in
their presses and in their conversation :;
but their warnings were unheeded, and a
vast number preferred the present dynasty
with its gross imbecility, its present hard
ships and its dark future, to the cheering
prospect Of being restored to the liberty
and prosperity of the past.
This dynasty has laid heavy hand
on our fourashing county. Before this
administration got their claws on our
people, there We're few communities that
were more fiourishng than Cambria
county. Contcntment, competence and
comfort were universally enjoyed, north,
south, east and west. The despoilers
came and at iirs; took all the money that
could be raised in the rural districts for
Communication. They gobbled up thou
sands upon thousands of dollars earned
and saved by the energy, industry and
economy Of our population. When that
fund was exhausted, they dragged or
hunted away the vigorous part Of our
population, so that there are not enough
nor half enough men left to till the soil,
What crops will be planted this season
will be put in by females and children,
many of the farms will be entirely va
cant with none 10 cultivate or take care
of them perhaps some aged man or Grip
pie may hobble about and view the waste
that is pervading his once beloved home.
Sill they call for four hundred and sew
enteen mere men for this instalment from
the rural townships '.It is calling
spirits from the vasty deep" they are not
here, many OF them are gene to their last
reckoning and left their bones bleaching
OH Southern soil. - When the nations
are called to account, and the rulers to
judgment" there, may Abraham Lincoln
meet them face TO face and give 4 t,uc
account of the deeds done in this country.
for his last joke Will hare been told ere
that time
They will be able to afford employment
for. nearly the same amount of soldiers as
they have conscripted, to 60 around
through the county and find out wha,
became OF these conscripts Verify we
have fallen on evil times and no appear
ance OF any change for the better.
STATE CONYESroS.-The Democratic
State Central Committee at Ito ran..,,
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II. HASSON, Editor & Publisher.
WEDNESDAY MARCH G2. l865
8. M. Pettengill & Co.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the "DEM-
sCRAT Il SENTINEL," and the most infiuen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas They
are empowered To contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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@ Senator Foote had ;s-uad N, g

0'f''f Il UUtU IlHU issued an ADJ
dress dated London, February "a, to the
sovereign people of the State of Tennes-
see: IN winch he explains the reasons
which led him to disconnect himself from
the confederate Legislature and seek refuge
in England. He reiterates his denuncia-
tions against .he rsb~l ,nverpnsnt
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WITH REGARD TO SuODDY.
ANDY JOHNSON AGAIN.

FRANCE.-The weekly returns of the
Bank of France show an increase in cash
of neorly ten millions of francs. The
Bourse. on the Sd, va. firm; Rentes
COZ 9Oc
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G. Governor Andrew of Massae}f6-

81 'oNcIHOT AhuTe" OF .naSSaenu-
setts has appealed to the Legislature to
adodt measures to reduce the number of
unmarried females in that State. 1t ap-
pears from his statement that there are
from fifteen to twenty females TO every
marriaseable male in the Bay State.
He wishes the Legislature to appropriate
money to enable them to emigrate to some
of the States where manageable men are
more plenty. One of the western papers
advises them not to come there, that they
are not wanted, but suggests that the
strong minded among them would put on
bloomer dresses and marry each other,
and stay where they are.
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Morro.-Free speech, free press, free
labor and free love. AS specimen of
this universal freedom, we give the sem
tence of some of the Cambria county men
by this Administration.
William Dick. to be sent TO the front
to serve three years from date of draft
Robert Campbell, to be sent to the
front to serve one year from date of trial.
Anthony Mohler, TO be. placed at hard
labor on the defences at Washington. d.
c., for one year, with loss of all paw and
allowance then to serve in the army for
one year.
Silas Luther, TO be placed at hard labor
on the defcnses at Washington d. c.. for
two years, with loss of pay and allow
ance for said term; then to serve in the
army for three years.
Henry Luther, TO be sent to the Dry
Tortugas for one year, with loss of all
pay then TO serve three years in the
army and forfeit all bounty and Sl2 OF
his monthly pay per month for the same
period.
Lewis King, to be dishonorably dis
charged the service, with the loss of all
pay and allowance to be placed at hard
labor for one year on some of the public
works from date of trial.
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DIED.-At her residence in this Bor
ough on Saturday last, Mrs. MARY
CLEMENT, aged abou. 60 years,
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ORPHANS COUnT SALE OF VALU
ID ABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order issuing out ci lie
Orphans Court of Cambria county, aai 70
me directed, there will be exposed 10 puU5c
sale at St Augustine, Cambria rulty, yl
THURSDAY. the 18th cay Of Apr,i, lct5,
at one O'clock, z. 81. the following de,r-
bed Real Estate. Of which Joseph Wilt, .,'
Of Clearf Id Township. died, seized, 10 w:
A piece or paretI OF land situate IL C.a.
field Township, in Cambria county. STATE
PeunsN ivania, bounded by the road lea@4-
from Chrst Springs t. Earhar.'s NIL. wal,-
separates it from other land Of said es'..'
and by lands Of George Bingham, former.
owued by Rev. 7. II. Lemke and r;5sn
containing forty acres more OF less, un.1
proved.
TERMS :-Ore-haIf of the purchase n
ney to be paid on confirmation of sale, ar
the balance in one year, with interest. TO 4
secured by the bond and mortgage If .l
purchaser. ENOS c. M'NULLEN,
CECILIA WILT,
March %. lS65~3t AdmluiStratCH
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T For THE DEMOCRAT AND SENTINEL.
OR RIGIN A l. PO Z T Il Y

A convict lay on the damp floor
OF his dark and dreary cell,
And in his hand an open case
Gave to hls view a fair sweet face,
That bound him like spell.
Surely it was skillful hand,
Those life-like features traced,
The lips apart. as if to speak.
The soft blue eye. the downy check,
The brow so fair aud chaste
1t was the face of one he loved,
A gentle patient wife,
Who through long years did strive to win
Her wanderer from the paths of sin.
Back to the way of life
Ah though he Needed not her tears,
la vain she wept and prayed;
He loved the danger. fingered there,
And tell unguarded in the snare,
The willy demon laid.
Unmindful Of the sense of right,
Which once had borne him up,
Regardless of the voice which said,
" Touch not the wine when it is red"
lie drank the fatal cup.
Alas! alas the doom of death
l. stamped upon his brow,
And his once loved and honored name
Covered with iufamy and shame,
Disgraced, dishonored now.
But she, his broken hearted wife
True woman 10 the last
Still clings to him with deathlass love
Ralsine his fanting hopes above,
When earthly hope is past.
What wonder that the tear drops fall
Upon the gentle face.
l hat looks TO him, So calm and fair
As of a seraph wrapped in prayer
Up from its golden case. CECILIA.
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81 The following is from the Prophet
CONCERNING ANDY JoHNsO,

Isaiah
CONCERNING ANDY JOHNSON
IL. Wo unto them that rise up early
in the morning, that they may follow
strong drink that continue until night,
till wine inflame them.
ON TfIE INAUGURATION BALL
II. And the harp and the viol, the
tabret, the pipe, and the wine are in their
feasts but they regard uot the work of the
Lord, neither consider the operation of his
hands
IL. Therefore my people are gone into
captivity, because they have no knowl-
edge; and their honorable men are ia
mishea, and their multitude dried up with
thirst.
IA. Therefore hell hath enlarged her
self and opening her mouth without mca-
sure and their glory, and their multitude.
and their pomp. and he that rejoiceth shall
descend into it.
WITH REGARD TO SuODDY.
8. Wo unto them that join house to
house, that lay field to field, ill there be
no place, that they may be placed alone in
the midst of the earth.
ANDY JOHNSON AGAIN.
p. Wo unto them that are mighty TO
drink wine, and men Of strength to minsle
strong drink.
23. Which justify the wicked for re-
ward, and take away the righteous from
him
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en- TIE ORPHANS COURT OF ca
q BRI COUNTY,

In the matter Of the petition Of Thons
r. Moore ard William X. Piper. for IL
specific performance Of the contract. MAJ
between George } r dgers their aienor 81.
the heirs Of Richard Lewis, decd.
And now. TO wit: 18Th March 1865, 2
application of George NJ Reade. Esq. "
rus Elder, Esq, appointed Cmmis>' d.
t, take testimony and repart the same T. IL
Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to all part.s'
interest, that | will attend to tins duus
the above appointment. on Monday the :,
day of May next, at o'cl5ck z. NJ, .
office of George II. Reale, ESQ il L.Ss
burg Borough, Pa.
CYRUS ELDER,
March %, lS65~4t Commissloas'
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SbeTIsaan'S ATnly.

FORTRESS MONROE. March l9-Ths
Steamer Perit arrived this morning from
Wilmington.
Communications had been opened
with Gen. Shcrman's army at Faye,is-
vile from Wilmingtc on, and il was though,
that a junction of his forces with Genera
Schotir!d's 5 army W 0uld soon be effected
a large party of Senators and rope
sentatIvcs arrived here last evening from
Washington on the steamer Thomas
Collycr, and sailed to-day for Hi.oa
Head on 4 pleasure tour 10 Chariesoa
and Savannah, OH the steamer Fulton
sg We clip the following out Of lie
Harrisburg correspondence of the Pits,
burgh Post, TO which we should raiso D
objections:
Hon Mr.. Pershing, of Cambria vii
be urged for the Supreme Court Al lie
expiration of Judge Woodward Mr
rershing is a well read lawyer, riis
scholar, and there Is no man in the Legs,
lature, stands higher fo- legal abii,-
sterling integrity and honesty Of purpr.
tkan the able representative from Cambra
county. Old Allegheny county will be
found his best AMI firm friend Tie
honor will be properly conferred on de-
serving Democrat
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STATE CoNvESroN.-The Democratic
State Central Committee at its recent
meeting, appointed the 2lst of June nexr
for holding the Stale Convention at Hsr-
fis5urg.
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d Ls.@1
of Administration on the estate Of O',.S
Weihle. late of Carroll township. CAM.
county, deceased. having been eiAn'55'.. T.
the undersigned, ali persons inte0's =
said estate. are requested To make mn -.
ate payment, and those having ca, =,
against the same will present then 49,
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN HASoON',
Ma ch %, 1865 >st AGE
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s0tmS MGrieo.

9ur9 ben 9ampfer v2ibertp", Der am Is.
Mdr3 aus Sapanna in Stem Sort untam, fino
neuere Nadri6ten aus MeritO iberbradt wor>
ben, wel6e aus Der t6auptitaot bis gum 28e Sc
bruur uno aus Geru. @ruj bis gum 3. @ldrS
rei6en. j r;sf.s,T ua. - 15g4sasae
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Denielben befanoen iid mebrere 9eerteure ants
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nit wi6tisen Commands betraut pOrcen rpa>
rem. Dian p~ermutbete, oaB Die Gefan9enen 81
Nrbeiten an Dffentliden 8erten, wie Giienbabs
men &c. perpenbet iperben tpiiroen. .nresf
9ie 3eriprensung peridiepener @ueriQaban>
ben tpirb 9emeloet. Am s5.aysH)E
+ 0ie vGitaffette" uno Der vSrancOz0 lericain"
meloen, baB in Solge bes SALES pom Oaiacu
Die Suariten@g enerGle gdasarap unOH Garcia
ibre unterperfuns unter Oas &oiierrei6 ertldri
babeu. ..@ ~rsr.i .
Wtarldall 8a5aine tpar BON ielner erfol9retz
den expedition segen Oujaca na4 Der 6aupt-
ltaot suriidgefebrt.
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ben Wortlaut zines 8ertrageS Swii6en Spanien
unb Der Nepublif Guatemala.
Wfr. 8pnnefOnOs, Der BON Der iranj6lH9en
&e9ieruns nit einem belpnpern gluftrag na6
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9auptitaot o%nsetommen. ST 1T BON aroern
8eamten b%esleitet, unO man permutbet, oaB
feline Senbuns ben 3wed bal, bic @elbanaele.
senbeiten spii&en Der franS6liden uno Der meri-
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mebrere arOere fran5Ofiden &riessidife iino in
elnem Stlrn,e ppr Masutlan unteraeaanqen.
auf 8sfebl bes Ruiiers lift in @erito elm
&rleesoepartentent NIT ben n6tbisen 8euntten
9ebiloet tpCrben.
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0efrei4 erfldrte auf Oiefe 9Infrase, es ma7e
Iih pprlGufd paIiip perbolten.

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ila o~Orldufg paiiiu perbalten.
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Ne9terun9 tribe tparen uno man BON elmer Nnz
leibe fpra9.
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BON einent If9bunen ermoroet. Ser M6rosr
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bic S0otun9 zines nn9ldubtsen in oas 9araz
bies 5u fOmmen.
Sic 8ebDrben BON 8abtan ba6en 6rteoenss
anerbietun9en 9emadt. Sic brittil6en Trupz
pen i6idten ii6 an, 8iiur Singh, Die lebte Sc
flung, Die in bieler SaiiOn erObert perben IuIte,
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ipuroen beitdtigt. ~~
Gus Sban9bai pirb unterm 8. San. geunelz
bet, Rap in China bic Ndlbereien unc Wlproz
tbaten BON Jtebelenbanben fOrtoauern.
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Sercini9te Staten
I BIO prrscntiac 9lnlci6e.

"
@ebpnmS6tiSt BON BEN Ginans=S etretar, Bat ter In
tcr,ei6nete RE @enerat.e ubicriptiO sg9entur fir tei
8ertauf ton Ser. gtaaten @9abamtszgiDten. iietel
unb b~reise9atst @rosent 3infen per 9a4r traGeno uni
aGS bic
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befannt, aneenpmiHen.
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bar Ober nab 8elieben BEG 9n6a6ers in
Ser st. 5-2Oer feds 8rp3en
CRIB tra9enbe 8OnbS
xnlpan6elbar.
Dieie 9Onb8 Itnb jebt cine @rGmie bon neHn YrO5en
wert6, nit 9n6egriff Der gOIb3inieu bonn IObeHber, pai
ben tpirtf9en grpft Der 7-3Oer gnIeibe mad benz &C.
tpBRaIiden 3insfuse, l3iufen i~nbesriffen, auf uuSefa6i
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8anquisr ~Oerfauft tperben tSnneu.
Die 3inien betra8en
Gimel Gent per sag BON elmer $50 gfute.
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gtp!en fr ale s~enanateu YetrG9. iperben mad @unpfaug
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Grten gtatipnal.8 ant, Baltimore.
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57l srOB OItaSisiten.

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