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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Wood and Coal Wanted

Cannot some one who owes us on
subscription, send us in Coal and
Woodl We have been without wood
for two weeks. Each one expects
sons other one to bring in wood. So
we get none. Some man can do US
favor by starting a load.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
LATEST N E W S,

,CE- War news for the past week has no
unusual interest, it looks as though we are
on the eve of great and bloody battle in
kentucky,.in fact ere another week rolls
round we expect it, though we may be disap.
poiuted.
In Congress there is nothing of general
interest doing, except that men of all par
ties are denouncing the administration. The
Abolition wing Of the Republicans. because
Lincoln won't declare all the slaves free,
and Democrats and Conservative Republi
cans, because Liucoln won't turn out all
those who are swindling the people out of
millions, which the tax payers have to pony
up. Sowego.
U DR. FIELD still CONTINUES at the
Hubert House, those wishing q new
set Of Teeth, or Teeth cleansed or filled
f9ll. We can endorse
. Dentist and a
"-patro mage
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

TRAIEs LEAVE BlLLscoRo
AT 700 NJ. andarriys 5 30 P. M-c)nnPcl'
ing at Blauchester with Though tr'ins ar.
irving in Cincinnati At 10 90 A N. AMI Z 90
P. NJ.
05-Retuming leave Rlenchestir at II 80
and 8 30 H. NJ. JOHN DURAND Supt,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
LAMPS.

on hand, an assort merit Of
" Carbon and Coal oil LamPs. which are for
ale low by v. DODGE, Druggist.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

On and after Monday, Dece mber 20 1861,
two trains a day will leave Cincinnati, for
tue East, as follows;
GOING EAST.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
and gCINGINN ATT
RAILROAD.

R@M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

section o. Aud bo I'd ruit.r er,,sl
That lhn President he. and hp BE- hpr.N
ln receive into ihr srNI.a u'
the iu.'ul sulos. ior lho purrosu off con.
suucOur miryuchmcnls on cami .r.y..c.
OF .u, other labor or any olhcr military
or naval sDryi.' for which they mnv be-
found Competent pcrson- of African lc.
scent and such persons shnlI be enrolled
and organized undpr such regulations. .uul
ue1uu-lcul With the constitution and
laws us Vice President may prc,ullr
Section l3. And bo 30 iu.lhor o1ug,,d
That when ANY mou or boy of African de-
scent, Nho, by the laN. of any State, sholi
owe service To- any person who, turing the
present rebellion, ho, levied war or has
borne arms against the United States, or
adhered to their enemies by giving them
md AID comfort, shall render any such
service us is provided for IN this act, he,
his molher0Ld his wife and children shall
forever thereafter be free, any law, usage
or custom whatsoever tn the contrary
notwithstanding, Provided, that the mo-
lhCr, wife and ciildrcr oEsIcA man or boy
of African descent shall uot'b be made free
ty the operation n this ac., except where
such mother wife or children owe service
or labor 10 some person who, dur!uE the
pres nj rebellion, hus borne arms against
the United States, or adhered TO their ems
cmlcs Oy giving them aid u8i comfort
BY order oi
7Ag r AVE ~, ,,r,,t.-f,,,.r. ~ &
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

The ElGnTY-FoURTH This gallant reg.
iment, we venture to cay, has done more
fighting and hard service than any other
regiment in the war, for the time it has
been in The service. We have not heard
any particulars showing what particular
companies, OF what portion of the regi.
ment, was engaged in the late battle oi
Cedar Mountain, but we notice several
names lelongibg to the s4th among the
wounded
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20
u. j. WEED, Major and A. 4. q.
THE BATTLE OF CEDAR NOUN
TAIN.
General Popa's Official Report.


General POpa's Official Report.
,, -
l'nI} pFl OF the following important
despatch 2ppc red IN our regular edition
yesterday, and there was also Il number Of
erro"-, arising out OF the haste with which
il was put in type from the leIrgrapic co.
py. We therefore reprint it to-day with
the required corrC cuuns.
OfrcIAL DBsrArcH FROM GENERAL
Pore.
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY OF V,FgryI,
Crd1r Ncun.ai, Ang ~ 5p NJ
u La.r. r;gg,r,I JE,H,sL G,gargl l.;..rL,.t.
On Thursday mornin, fine enemy oro...
ed the R..jIau. NJ BrSrIps ford IN beo,
Wv force. and advanced STRONGLY ON the
.ro,d An lYI,nnror orl Alod7so, C,nr,
House. -
/ had established NV whole forreo ON tle
turnp.ke between CuIIcpner and Spcryy.
.ylle Ie,,iy IN c,rn.ntl.ta =, oi,I,er ,I,co
rs soon As The cnr,ny's plans were derclo,
.pcd.
Early On Fi,ay il become spnarcnt
that tie move on Madison c. n. was mere
ly "A leint, To de,an she army corps of Con.
SceI at Sperry yiIle and 1hat The main
attack of the enemy would be at Cuipcp'
per, To which pincc had thrown forward
part of ba1ks and McDO0ell's corps.
frl-. General blyard, WIKI part OF tA"
. rear oi MeI'2"e,i corps VINO was IN ao-
vance near the Aapl4an. fell slowly back,
"e."!'"g ana embarrassing 'n" enemy
+ advance as i'' de l''sIo'9 ana capturing
some li' 'l me men,
'e IoLco ,,.. Oh h'R'' ,, "ho 2'ScI ana one
o' '"T ne, DIVISIONS o' ACpo"r'I corp" were
!"I"o,E concentrated "l Cu'EepPrr HH'
my T''y an" I!n"y h'g"l BANKS s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20
The Rebel Governments Refusal 10
ENohnnE pfisoneIa

...
WN.uiyutoy August t-Ibo dispatch
boat Henry bprion, under charge ul Uup.
tain Stevenson oIihp rpnrsylwnn Ar,in.
Io.v arrived here Do,nithl bringing Ad.
iuuut tourra Ihcra,
Ihe Richmond DiWUH of Monday the
9th, say5 That % DAY ui lcubuluu D. al
huuI TOR the outrage which have -o long
characterized lh, conduct 0C the enemy
m their Prosecution OF the war.
GENERAL uRprRs. 81. 3I
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l,,od ,,, 6sInt Inl, "! ~, sentr., o'.v, ,,
-, ,,..r,' - issue" oE 'u'
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,'i S,,,,. ,r ,,'t ,',''on' OF ''o y III
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20
The Enrolment and Draft Additional
Regulations.


Washington, August ID The following
wns issued to day from the War Depart
ment:
additional Regulations for the Enrol,mra and
Draft qthc MilHa.
OrdreR Eighth That in filling all re,
quiSil!ons for militia, the quotas Of the
several States will be appoIlioned by the
Governors amang the several counties and
where practicable among the subdivisions
of couuties so that allowance shall I've
made 10 such counties and subdivisions
tor all volunteers heretofore furnished bv
them and mustered into tie service Of the
United states, and whose stipulated terms
Of service shall not have expired.
+ NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
Oylsr from the Var Department Reyuluag
the Paymcn, Of BumtaS and A3uIuec Pay-
Tine Fired for tbs DRAFT.
Hdrrisjiug Aug. 1.-THE following orS
der has just been received by the Govern
or from the War Department:
C7Grrrd; First-That after the 18th day
Of this month, bounty and advanced pay
shall not be paid to volunteers for any
new regiments now in the field, and vol.
untecrs to fill up new regiments now or
C7ni1jng, but not yet full.
>econd--Noluntocrs to FIJI up new reg,
imcuts now organizing but not yet full,
will hc received and paid the bounty, and
advanced pay until the 22d day of this
month, and lf not completed 10y that time,
incomplete regiments will be consolida.
ted and superhuous officers mustered out.
Third Volunteers 10 I'll up the old
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

O. "A II q Al sci
A earn
A.oo ,o,v.u,,.,, ,vf,I lc r,s,.I f., MA,
r,sco r,, como dave r,,,, I.is mai, or
Meeting "A series OF b,,. s,n,j.r, ~, ,,e
which anncorad in tbe c,lnr,r. Of tho
Uarrisb1rc TJggrg,I of no IS,h i,.t
over tho signotor, n or.vro,r,. ., ,,.Id,,ol
at this place. the 18th
So Gra rs tine s,aIiciop. cpitho,s. ,,,,rial
70 nv Father nv tI,is..,r..,.l,,.l ,,,I ,,,,r
arlly author aro c,pcarrel Inn. not, .,,r.
mi,tod to sneak nor baye ! orv ovpI'no
,ior 70 rol.o Of tho i,,,o,,,n.,;,,. ora- 49,
ti,le tboi orneorod in ,bo p,,:.,. f. y,,,..
of ,ba Inn ~ uhicr, .I ,p,-.,so o,,,,,a,
to repIv. Those jn,co1r,cio, sbou s,gi,
cjently that lba article w,. ,o, lic,,toJ
30 any nembar or NV family oc bc any
intimate rrion B,t II +. ,h, .,ooiGo
fa!sehoods Of "I,EeirAs', abo1, mvsolrtb,,
de.ire lo meet
When s,e,ltir, or ,ha ,er5or ors.r,;o.
to the Governnen, h, nv old c,,,,,,,
- "'' W." company ,
"' '"Is 'n'' "Heh the company had re-
S''''o 10 70 l"l"g bi2Ier was Of course
compelled to yield and accompany his
company; thereby forcing the inference
TINT hnI been virtually driven int, IN.
service. 40 imputaliop could be- NOR. nm,
founded and unjust. So far fran, ,hi, vo,r
rnongst the first 10 declare nv de.orr,frs.
,f,,, g.. ...,.,, ''',.' mum,
"'''' ''','' ! 'N''''" H'}sr" [" 'Ne
utmost oI my influence thereafter to raise
p,non.,n,,', ''', '''' - ''''P P''' o1 '"'
Than .z,:.. i.........,..,
loc,,' ,i,,. ''.,.,.. .,' ''''' a re-" """F'
,l,..r.I,,.. va, '''''"' VI ''o ''''"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

..,.,,,tt.,. r.....i ,I.....r.' 'I
.,..p.,t. H.,l ..,l,.. .N
,f.rls, .v.....r, .r...t.,...a.,
and .r tnung add iI. trn6,. '',i
..url,., MA, sa,.ru..,. both .'i.. ...
t.. G.t,........,. la. . '''ti Il
Vl1 1aad nud... f.. hurG .,...
found mIr.r.l t....'.r m r...., 'de]
t.e nu... .t.ona ufl..o ,5rr., ""|
TN, Ipr,r...nrt.. Ia.a ,.....,
rc,oI urM ao.. o.. H.rg.. .g' 'gm'
bclug -a Terrible t'a, were vo.l' ,..' "eaI
possible '''
On Monday u.... ..a cnemv pcl r.
the a.ld. leaving m.rs orhts dead LA
IJrt and Ai, wounded ON the rio,.. '''ou' u '1
u,oua the road to Orange Cour, Hon. qua
will @ seen from Gen. Butord's ,i,s.'- a.
A cavalry and artillery force. ppdt ~
Ruic.d was iu.maulup thrown ,,.,aln;;
in pursuit and followed lAc enemy ,.''t '"I'a
Rupiipn, over which he passed M, ti tno
rear guard 10y 10 c'cl. elk in The morrt,L l."
Parts o,our m.aruy followed Ing
u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20
Gen jim Lanes Instructions.
VAN bErARurrSr Washington,

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", ,'' ,',.' ,. ',l.l'.'' '""' you I.fo ,.fo
.'.,, q Ii,'','.' .! VIC ',.-'@ at! 90 " az
".,'',,'''S,,'''y1 y 'o' e'' ''!"S j" "'' re-
,' '.'''''' ~ -N'I',s,'' ou arc I'i'o''eo
W ,o', .'i iJ ,;'"'J'' W '".>y "''' o'E'l.'"
o.. NY - -, ~. I,'''','',' ','"i
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,'' ,"',s w., .','es ~ r,i VI uI''us '"e
g,, E.,. W. ,.,, r,II ,y . ,,g ~, ""'I',.'.{ j.
"S,', N,j r,,.;l, f." ~, ,no, W ,,.,,.,.,'
or I.,i"iina anJ ,bo sn,nI. or,o ,ra"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

- - al Ia ~ IL
Recruiting.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

0a5"Proyost Mnrshals are being ,ppoint,
ed in the various counties throughout the
State. Mr.. Kur'z, one Of the editors of
BclIefonte Press is announced for that
county. OF course he Hill keep a sharp
eye upon lis Democratic competitors OF
the Wotcdman. What a convenient plan
Of bo!s,ering up Abolition papers, and
srppressIng those Of Democratic tenden-
ccs, il strictly adhered to. We have not
heard who the fortunate individual for
this county is 20 be.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20
HENRY B. WRIGHT Esq.

Tho political integrity OF this gentle.
nan, VINO received the nomination as the
Dyuocratic candidate for County Sur,
ve!or at the late Primary Election, hay-
ing beer questioned in the Convention of
Roturn Judges, the Chairman Of the
County Committee, under instructions Of
the Convention, addressed Mr.. Wrigh. ON
the subject, which has elected the follow,
ing manly, s.roight' forward, and unol nj.
vocal reply;
GLrN HoPE, 10Th Aug. 1852.
On. r. Y. WILSON
Dear Sir: Your note
Of the llth inst. came 10 hand yesterday,
with information that my fidelity TO the
Democratic party was questioned by some
member or members OF the convention at
Cleartied, held after the primary elections,
and that yoI were directed to interrogale
me on the subject! Your questions ! nov
answer with pleasure:
You ask, re you Democrat y' ! am
0lsedya WdS--al,caW vW be.
Your next question-"do you subscribe
10, and endorse the resolutions passed by
the State Convention, 4th July last ?' /
do Iwould say, let us be united let us
support our nominees whoever they may
be and put away minor differences, and
We will have greater majority than ever
in this county. Yours truly
II b. WRIGHT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20

Scarcely bad lhal cartel lpou signed
WHOM the military aulh0uia of the Uni
tod States commenced arupl0pn changing
the whole character or lho war lom uuH
ma become civilized nations. into ulm
pajrn oludiscumiuuDe mntiprnpmu and
robbery
The general order issued hy tho -ocrc.
tnfy of War of the United States. n the
city Of Washington ON the very day The
cartel was signed iu Virginia, directs the
military commanders OF lhc United States
TO take lhe private property OF our Io1.
ple i.g tho cuuycl lcuyr Uud usc of lD,lT
armies, without yomlon,utiuu
The pcucim order ISSUED Ny MnJor Gcu>
aral Pore Dn the g8d Of July, .hu day at-
ter the signing of the cartel, d. ecls the
murder ol our peaceful inhabitants %. spies
IN found quietly tiliug tho farms in his
rearev outside OF his lines and one OF his
tugadicr Generals S'cinwchr, haS seized
upon innocent ami peaceful inhabitants,
10 the end that tncy may be murdered in
cold blood, il any OF his soldiers are killed
by some unknown persons, whom Ao dps-
ILnalrs %, "BusAWuaCNtls.' Under this
state OF lucts thi, Government has issued
ten ay p"pe and bi, egmgI,.Ioord officcGs
L" Or .' . ,'l o,''.o' , I'., '"V2 ,I ,,'' C' |
mu,deror,. andnol That ofrubIic eocnIic,.
mu'lcd If captured, to We considered ~
prisoners OF war. We HAD ourselves or''
'u Il o'' ,.i enJ'''''1 - ~ S1''"l I'0s cos 10
Which we are yainly suugglingto avoid.
Somo Of the military authorities Of the
!. states seem T. suppose that letter sue
n, IT'' 49, az T." Ts trs g W." ' ",,~" DO
90 be .p1red. tnan na, hirberio Eaon ~,
.curpd 6y sp,h bostil.uns ,s or, alan, Woo,
oon,laj In Ln hylYI h, c.yiIi,,I n'., IN
roJarn limo
Far ,,n mra,.o, W.. ro,,,o., ann, ,t-r,t
.orrn,gIHlian. nm t.. .irr,rar, .,.a .i,",l
r,,,t,,.n fo ,raot ,I,.. .,o l,,.,l .,i
d,ars nf Pom. ..r,,,. ,s ,,,.i.,,,... ~, ,.,
I'm, If arror I,,o. .r,r,.a ,ro G,,,.,,,..,,,,
a., Wa.1io.,,nr ~ nm, ,.',.r.,;,.,r,,',,''
i've. r,al.nr5s T., H.. ruri.,,nn.,57 ,..,i,.a.
tbe commissioned ..Fi,a'. ,.I, a,s vii '';n.,
nar,ic,ranl, in f",.a cr,Yas ,La.6s 'L'''.s
t,y,.,, nr,r,icas' ...' ,i,,.,j ,,,h.,Ii H.,
.ral1e,a1tIy f,rc.I +, t6a' I,sf ro.,r,. "r ~
ca,tr,, ,.,a .r,,r ,o ih. ,..,,. ,,l,....,.,.I ~,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-20
Adj. and Inspector Genera

JEFF. DAVIS's LETTER TO GEN'L LEE.
The following is tho letter Of President
Davis to Gen. Lee, instructing him to com-
municale the facts in the above order to
Commander in chief Of the United State
armies:
RcHMoND, w., July 81, lS62.-Sir On
the 22d Of this month q cartel for the gen.
eral exchange Of prisoners of war was
signed between Major General D. II. Hill,
in behalf Of the Confederate States. and
Gen. Jno A Dix, in behalf Of the United
States.
by the terms Of this cartel il is stipula.
ted that all prisoners Of war hereafter ia
ken shall 10 discharged on parole till exr
changed.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Written for ne Ncr l'ort sun

Ur,ti,u for ne Nep l'ort Sun,
ur,-.. fro tb. ,uthern heart"
IT, deeds u avhl might
9, r,re. fre the 4, uthern heart"
n bl,usi and deadly stlie.
1sed not the means ye take,
U Chivilris hearts" W swell
But then deep passions wake,
To deeds Of death and bel,
"Tire, ERE the Southern heart"
To anger hcrce and hate
Fire, FIRE the Slutheru hsArtH
Theft vengeance fierce ~ sake.
In Northern brothers bood,
whn are We Tor the tie;
Let foU the crimson Coz
Tho angels weep GA high.
The Southern he,rt Is Grci,
By tAlsehopi's ia 4 pelCsts,
Aud oetds BY ArcL-hs nds sired +;
Swell their lNI .rAlt art,stz.
Toe southern heart IS lid,
Aye see ia ". 'luss
Thai roll an meier srs =. eli,
Ac0ss NifNA.'t I.AAs.
B.he lous mon propose
t. de sl ate tie .au4,
BIZ g Il wi sure do p 40
W ere falls O. ',.ssE = ha-i,
So fhcir Own boz. ue. 100 z ,res-
HaN desit oil. 41isss 10 midi
winch ,iraE vita 81 s-i.y sI'.a
TIE "ss..c. sr.' Ar'iui.
Tcb..ithey DOL. .yei 'irih,
wnr 'rstilr Sc. -ant.
Rsc,i nun t.'Irba-ir'' y nth,
Add de-1i,tef " sir mi!
rA'siesi's t.pfr - yelling faiul,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-08

Euier,l sccJrdlns w. Aa ~ Cougres-, IN the
C,rh'a OtAe,, Of tuo Drt1ci Cpurt - ~. Siutneru
u -iti ~ Nv York. by s,~ !. Beach. In Vi.
year ore tn .u.,ii -ighi hundred AMI nEiy-'wo.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-08
WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
n, william n. Bushnen.

Auiaor ct "TAe Floating Feather" prairie FIRE.
"Alige M1rtlu, or, hs Whih
Nedcine," -, Co., 30,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-08

wrmco E,prr--l, Tor the Sew York sun.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

A BEAUTIFUL FARM, l30 ACRES u MILE FROM
"A depot, rs miles In New Jersey, class fruits
buildings. SS500 also desirable Farms all locations aud
prices sale exchange. w. II. MELICK, 407 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

vxyANTED-A GovERNEss, TO 90 OUT OF THE
W. city, teach German English and music. aud TO take
general supervision Of the education or three children the
eldest eight Apply at room No 800 st Nich Hotel
between the hours OF y aud II Ia the morning
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

DEW FoR sALE-IN DIR. HUTTON's CHURCH. ON
Wasb,ncton square; one the bes pews the middle
ase VIII be sold iow cost Ss Address boz ls7 Herald
once.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
AMV1I.MDgTu.

A '''1TS g IsssI#asssss'ss!Se syv T. s!'H'
%Sn Rs."rssS ss ss ~ parts Of the Academy os.ss
When W. be sslsGr.ss oprSs a ''''-
Blasa ss so 3cn.s r,,. sessn ssis
Conductor and Musical Director. Sig. MUzIO.
A cADEMY or c.-DINoRAII-coRDrER -
~. sssnns WEDNESDAY. MNfii OPERA 'nhfS Niaif
DAYS DosA' sSa .ssp' m FOR loshrs rns ps
Musc ssr s. ges"a oRsrs EsS a, IA The =
mr. 2nAu respectfully announces tia. Msyerbeey's esv
fais ESEsisa, i,s wTpsEsDsY. sfips nov m Ara
NILE xrGioLisx Al aio INA aoRDrER.
or ,a attest Of the ,asous COMPOSER
nonnccd . Chef dCnuvre.
The legend sn which opera DINosAH /. foands1
ssy to ssSsres Which he =
ssous WINE s1a@s delight. rSs. q. q e. ras
and beautiful effects q XIV sss'isass sSssRaY s!Gp
Has been prepared for the Opera Mr. r. calyo ana s
scene II fNGsDarIoS. 1Us Hon Of tho
VIII y s believed fully maintain the high repate Of The
SET AMP GHasAGEEEIsrI9 asAcrsSs g. cosrgsss
oHsSR An RsLaadKb H.uahsbSc cHcaUs 10 fas'f
aud the following sxtraordinary cast
COhDEK Dnnran
RRiaNoII % oorsnn 1AaoDo o'asssa assi
y M ~. sfI Inn a ss S;:a az
BkIGNOLI has kindly ted to sing
t* THE FAMOUS REAPERS SONG.
which only be effectively gvcn by artist Of superior
merit. Is IA &
Tsi ssS yaEsS S sb Hsss
THE PiIGRl MAGE TO PLUERMEL s1s
being musical description of the that SUPPOSED
have taken place prior
1t will he pc formed hv
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA or FIFTY, s
AND THE INVISIBLE CHORUS. a...
carefully rehcirsci by Sgnor MUZI0.
The Mise Scene under superinendence of Sig. SuIA
SPECIAL NOTICE
On account OF tae Importance and dTcuty Of the areas
Symphony interruption possibly De permitted during
s performance Visitors therefore respectfully reqgest
cd 70 be in their places before IL they will
nj to
THE FREE LIST
With the exception the press, will this occasion
rely suspended, viii person be admitted without
the admission tckes Complimentary tickets issnAa
to others than the press ! mot be United
FRIDAY, Nov. a. third night OF
DINORAH.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

THANlsi., Mt. Harvey b Dodworth
THURSDAY 2P NJ,
A FINAL RAvEL MATINEK
THURSDAY EvENIN1,
EpWTN FORREST.
His ro-AppoArauco IN the great Drama Of
-, THE GLADIATOR
Nights Of psrformance Of
EDWIN FORREST
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Nights OF performance Of
MATILDA HERON,
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Tae performance will commence quarter 60 o'clock
Doors open att.
With the exception OF the Press. NO FREE LIST.
Family Circle (enrancc Crosby street, rs cents
Boz 0Dcc open daily from A. NJ. till 9 r. II.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

II AURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
TONIGHT AND EVERY Ni6Hr DURISG TIE WEEK.
AND THANKSGIVING AFrERNOON at 8 O'Clock
NAUGHTY PRINCE AND PRETTY PEASANT.
ENTIRELY NEW AND GORGEOUS scRNERY
woNnuppiSIrr iSrLEMDiD TR, DkkssEs hKAnILFUL MUSIC.
s,..x, And the most elaborate
PROPERTIES AND STACK APPOINTMENTS.
ARTISTIC. SCENIC AND MECH SHCHANiuAL.
MISS LAURA KEENE
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THOMAS BAKER
A POWERFUL CAST or CHARACTERs
Together With numerous Corps de Ballet
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
ACT I-scEsx L-rne BRIDES Boudoir-Cherus Of
TIE FAIRY kAMPAGE. SyESE 2.-The Terrace aud Gar
dens Of the Palace OF King Merlin 3-CottAge OF
Mign0nete-The Chase aflci the Magic Watch.
THE KINGDOM OF THk HOURS
''Who braves the consecrated Hours.
Who dare confront their magic Powera"
GROTIO OF LOVE,
With attendant Nymphs.
ACT II.-ScEsR la Cora Ficld-A Dropsical Wheat.
THK RIVAL PREsT1DIGITArUoRs
3Garuens OF tho Palace. 4-The Palace OF Lace
THE PALACE or DIAMONDS.
ACT lIl.-SukSE i--Chamber Of an Inn-Lubin Boxed
Up aud Ticketed.
SCKsR The Devis Crossing-Th Moving Forest
BALLET or BEAuTY-BLONDErTE POLKA.
ScENR 3-Yard OF a Sheep Fold.
SCENE 4.-Union Of the Four Lovers-Advent OF Young
CRYSTAL KINGDOM OF THE MAGIC WATCH
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

THE VOCAL oYMNAsIUN.-THI INSTITUTION, rs
East Twenty.seventh street. corner of Madison svence
IA in noprshnv condition. Complete Vocal
Gymnas,lcs, E.ocution aud Cssthencs sainerng radi
cn.ly cured
The New York herald., 1862-11-26

CADEMY OF MUSIC.-NOTfCR TO THE PUBLIC
II asainst the Specuatts In Olcra Tickets Tho pu,ic
cautioned against the n,a OF the lA
ors holding tckes for sae--nnny " which ceint-r
eiousde the Academy Tickets be L. Ultimately pur
Chased al the Office alone Those who prft suytng
them ousde the chance OF being swndl.d o at their
risk the management being Ia respcnsios Tor
such sale.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
THn RnBELLIOH.

nEPUTY QUARTER MASTER GENERALS OFFICE
W Phtiadeiphia l8b Now, 61-Proposals win 10
oeived this ONCE until Friday 18th nst 81 II clock NJ.
sured Of Five Hundred Army ons. 10
be this ONCE subject inspection. All be
eompietsd ready delivery before the 3Is
December Ia63 Tne right reject ali bids
dssmsd 70 high. ! tsisned.) a BOYD.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
AMUsEMnHTs.

WAxLAcKk rIfr 1T u N
w Doors oecl at ~; begin 81 3. over befere n,
TUNlunT, WEDkEkDAY,
fifth TINE THIS SEASON,
BULWER'S
LEuITfMAxE PLAY
MONEY, ~
With NSW and APPROPRIATE SCENERY ty Ishorvood.
CORRECT COSTUMKS
AND SPLENDID CAST
benjamin Stout, Esq. NJ P.... .e'tyu Nj G,usrt
or Joam sssey. Max Smith
yuoldA
Capt Dudley Smooth. '' ''''..''..''.''M Mr Noraa
Browne
TIA Mr t0rs'oc
Mr.. pArkcs
Clara D6ng,.ss Turner
lIisx Han rIn,,a
TocYIosRow sItas W.; ;,THURsDAYj THANKSGIVING NTdhT.
Tho Comic Drama Of
OENlEAi PARK.
FRIDAY-Second Nme-TliE JEALOUS WIFE
y sATgsDAt-Thrd saIg Tme-rhE cLANpssrINE MAR
MONDAY, la Of DeoemLer-rirst Tin,e-A BACHELOR
TuESDAY-LovE AND MoNEY.
WEDNkbDAi-First Time this season-LOvR FOR
LOVE
:, l.. In PrsEarssoa, Eoa, TIE WAY TO GET kARRIED and
HENRIETTk.
The New York herald., 1862-11-26
rOR sALM.

A SPLENDID CHAECE.-FOR SALE. A FIRST NATE
"A Country Store, four acres Of Land With cal
sheds scales distance In New Jersey. Will be
sold cheap terms Address A. B.. boz i7 Herald
Office, for one week.