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The New York herald., 1862-11-24
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under tha hesa Of religious services in yesierdsyis
H.s.Lp II was announced that the Rev George Junkio,
d. r., late President n William and Mary College, vir-
rins Gather.in.aw SoDewai jackson, and whs, icr
hi. love for the Old dag and loyalty 70 the uncu
forced 10 leave Virginia world preach the Causi street
Presbyteran church Strangers invited 10 attend
TIE invitation broagh, together about tvs hundred and
oCty persons great addition the regular congregation
II we were informed ght--that ihreeourths those
present were Strangers n, beyond the acceptance
or the Invitation IL expected that the discourse Of the
reverend father n.isw OF the famous Sonewar would
,sueh uron the si absorbing topic sf the rebellion,
and p which his notorious son .in-lsw performs 90
important psrt disappointment have fallen upon
b,s hearers The discourse altogether devoted 70
the erempacasion Of the text taken fromhe eleventh
chapter Of the Gospel OF St Matthew, consisting Of the
and lev following verses, e,nsracsg eur
ssvioars appeal to Gene snto me all 70 that
labor and are heavy iaaep, &c The preacher rs small
old man. having apparently lived tAs allotted tsrm"shses
score yeArs sad ten" Hs Is Arm and excsedingly
clear tor hs age his energetic defamation 10 the pulpit
gave epdencs OF ens who, his youth would do and dare
hs home ~ ators would return ana contest the gcsod
with them acn ~ inch The text or the old was 10
naytea contrast 70 that Of the 6ghng and pressniax
son-iniaw, Siouewall, We presehsd serncs 70 his
xosps yesterday week from tse foNowisg:-
vm VIII remove Tar oGfron you tbe Northern army,
his face towasd the east and his hinder part toward
the ufnoss ssa and his sssk shall come up aud MS h
0avoY shall core ~, because be hath done great
things. .-JsN, dSp ., wH2o
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
NEWS FRoM WASHINGTON.
01IIOIAL ,
WAR GAZETTH.


IMpOrtsnt Order An Regard 90 Perssns ~
Present Under Arrest.
aDHRAE oADRs.
WAN DEsARrsnu, /
WASHINGTON, Nov ~, 1862
Cye<yed, f,s-1hAt all persons nov in military easto
dy who have been arrested for decsnTaging volunteer
enstments opposing she draft, or otherwise giving ara
and esmert the enemy states whore the draft has
been made, the quota Of volunteers and militia has
restraint.
Seoo-rhat persons who, by authority Of the military
commander in rebel staes have been arrest
ed and sent from such state deoyaty or hostsy To
the government Of the rntcd States, and are now ~
military custody may also We dis snarged upon giving
their parole de no act Of hostility against the govern
Of the United States render aid 10 s enemies
but sacb persons shall remain subject 70 military sur
veinance and liable To arrest breach Of their
parole and II any such persons shall prefer 10 leave the
loyal States condition ofher not returning again dur
ing the war; unAD special leave for that purpose be
obtained the President such person shall at his
option be released depart from the United Staes
b. conveyed beyond the military nes OF the United States
forces.
This order shall not operate to discharge any person
who has been in arms against the government, or by
force and arms has resisted Or attempted y resist the
draft, nor relieve an person from aSty to trial and
punishment by civil tribunals by court martials or
military commission, who may be amenable 70 such ri
bunals for offences committed.
BY order Of tho SECRETARY OF WAR.
Z. d. TOWNSEND. Ass istant Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Caution TO the Public.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
UyrsD SyAyRs lSTKRSAL RE,sSrr,
Sixth DrnRor, STAiE OF Nxw YoRx,
NKW YORK. NoY. ~. lSh2.

UyIsD SyAyEs lNTKRNAL RE,sSCE,1
Sixth DHRcT STAiE OF NKw YoNx,
NEw YORK, Nov. %, lSo2
have just been Informed that a gang Of swind!ers.
taking advantage Of the operation Of the Internal Revenue
law have commenced line Of business BY falsely
representing themselves assessors, collectors, &c
and in these guises have already succeeded deraudng
several parties In this city Of small sums You will
be dong the public service, for which I confident
they win be grateful, by uttering a word Of caution
against this fresh species or villauy. Permit add
l. That assessors have right receive money from
taxpayers any circumstances. All pay for
taxes must be made 10 the collector TO holding
commission as depUt.
g. The Tor license trade or occupation
xed by law and canno reduced ut the discretion OF
either the collector Therefore pcrssn
oerng TO procure license dollars TO conduct
business required bv law " pay in consequence o
the party having IN the army, license to sell
lager bier for dfecn dollars when thu .egsi
twenty, because osaler s woman or the busine
small NAV be set down as rascal, snd should b.
promptly handed over 70 tue police.
g. All taxes, when due, payable nj the collectors
Office. II only 10 those who neg ect call thsre and
pay within the proper time that he sends hrs deputy
mxge demand. The surest way to escape being de-
tors once-say within after signing appca-
for license making OF manufactures sold
Ac-and pay the tax thus ACKNOWLEDGED b. due. The
license itself is the rercpt for the for and
the collector Is required by law 20 give RECEIPT all
other cases. Very respectfully, yours. &c.
MILAN ORTON,
Coliscter Sixth District. New Ysrk
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
the WAR IN the SOUTHWEST.

Alarm Of the Rebels in Mtssissippi-Re.
signasion or Governor Rector, or Ar
kansas.
CAIRO, Nov. 2S, 1864.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 18th nstsnt is greatly
exercised about the future Of Mississippi appeals
the people Of Mississippi TO rally en- around
General Pemberton and says in this way army woud
be increased to hundred thousand men thereby vr
tualy acknowledging that at the present time il is
less than that number.
Governor Rector, Of Arkansas, has resigned. Judge
Fetch is acting until The Governor elect, Colonel Fsuns
gan is installed.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

MILITARY Roam 10 CuxrssLAsD GAr.-The desIgn is pro
ccted Of building military roed one hundred fset'wde
nom some conveneut point the Ohe river 70 Cmbsr
land Co. and thsnce 70 Knoxville IN nst Tsnseeses the
timber 70 be cleared for thres ntse % each SIDE
rather feed form obstssctton N cavalry and
rusriha raAs and preveat ambuscad. The caterprisc
il u sald. meeto vilb great favor In kspsncky.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
The Ccrceraa l.seaen.

All ccsrs and privases Of the Corcorap IssisA
dsrsd o report s the headquarters in this city 81
to-day Those sss complying With the SraW riD 10 cen.
GtS,sd ND trsaisd q dsaWtsIa "a
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Movements Of Ocean stea ,ners.

MONTREAL, Nov. 23, 1852.
The Ango-Saxon passed Father Pout at forty minutes
past eleven last night, with twenty.hre cabin and
eighty ssccrage passengers. She detained by
fog for twenty hours She reached Quebec at half
past three this afternoon.
The Nova Scotiap passed Father Point outward bound
at forty minutes past three this morning
Nomination for Mn yOr-Fatal ARRAY.
BosToS, Nov. %, 1852.
The republican Ward and City Committee last night
nominated George B. Upton for Mayor.
Barney Ford, notorious North End rough, killed
last night nght with Mike sullivan TAc latter was
Fords brother n.law, and bsrkeeper. 1t is said Su
van acted In seh- defence.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

10 Aad sovsEahent supplies In largo ssansises Al MS
connanA 70 minister tho many wants Of she sobs fsL
sws VIZ have stakeA their lives defence Of thc Old
fhg. warm closhng u Al kinds especially needed
sbero u Va said that . large qaantty Of condemned
stOres although unsuted the wants Of the regular
army perfectly adapted 70 Me wants OF these tonga-
lescents, s in tho government storehouses here. u
would be vol for the country " this crying evil were
speedily rencdied
ARRESTS or gRAGGLRKs AND oOEvALBSoEHrs.
Captain waldron. or the Military Governors sa, hos
sent within tho last sixty days about twenty hye thou
sand s,aggles and to tho cOnvaesConts'
camp n Alexandria FROM tho barracks at the railroad
depot in this city. About tho number have been
sent to their regiments The management or these bar
racks, where ths worsi specimens # demoralized sol
diery are collected, requires much patience and good
jddsment and the work has boon well done.
THE REPORTED APPOINTMENT or DANA AZ ASSISTANT
Al SECRETARY OF WAR.
The iounaation whatever for the rnmor tha
Charles Dana late OF the nsuH is to 80 into the War
Department Of the Assistant OF War
% true that the health Mr. Wocot has been much inn
paired by the severity of his labor but there 10 no
dae prospect Of his retiring from tho position the duties
Of which he has SO efficiently performed Even il ho
should be compelled by III health to doso, is not proba
BILE that the vacancy win - Immediately filled.
ANXIETY TO HEAR FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
The whole population here has been on the qu rice to-
day in expectation Of stirring from the Rappahan
mock None however has yet been received and tho
expecnt crowds about tho corridors Of the hotels will 10
compelled 70 wait the further development Of the Tor
ward movement
THE CASE o. CAPTAIN LoUDoN.
is now definitely ascertained that Captain LoIdoD,
Of Company 4, Harris Light Cavalry, mentioned few
days siocc as having nysterioasly disappeared from
Gebe cottage Virginia. has been captured by the rebels
while incaut!ousiy wandering beyond eur lines.
RE-ARREsT OF PARoLKD RgBELs.
Last night four rebel soldiers who had bcsn released
upon parole from the ON Capitol prison, took lodgings
the National Hotel and ndulged quite freely in remarks
to the crowd about the superiority Of the Southern oops
until or the clerks Of Sho hotel introduced them to
the police who short their discourse by taxing hem
to the station house.
THE RISE IN THE POTOMAC.
There has not been much rise Of the Potomac but what
riso there has been has enabled several
down with Cumberland coal.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24
Prcse ntation Of . Horse and Equipments
10 General Sigel.

CKNEEVNIE, NOW q, TOO.
Yesterday being General sges birthday the officers Of
ms staff presented the General with q 6ne horse and
equipments In the evening the event made an
Of general hnary the band OF the Thirty third
Massachusetts doing the musical hoDors, speeches
being made by the General and all hands. All quiet
here.
The New York herald., 1862-11-24

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

FIRE AT WmuAMsPoRT.-TAe great Saw
mill Of Langdon, Dven & Co., near Will
transport, together with about 100000
feet Of sawed lumber, was consumed by
fire on the night of the Sth instant. 1t
was said to be next to the largest saw mill
in the world, running l50saws. Loss about
$4,000,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

nsA. Another recreant Democrat has re-.
oeved the reward Of his treachery, in the
person of Isaac S. Alden, Of Warren, who
has been appointed by Mr.. Douglas, Dep
uty National Tax Collector for that coun,
ty.-Eris Observer
The same kind Of a chap has been made
the Assessor for this county. These same
men would have played second fiddle to
George the III had they lived in his day,
and fattened on the British Stamp Act as
they will now. The democratic party is
well rid O! such bloodsuckers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19
jA NJ ES TEST,
DtlftR IN

NrtvihleEa, @roH6rios, As,
rHlursBuRg, CENTRE COUNTY,
L. Eurs dvn,t on hand, % laige o,sortmeh,
IN ib hIt lime. such aH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

DG9. The Jacobin Club meets again at
Washington on Monday the first day of
December next, in the Hall formerly oc.
cupied by the American Congress, to fin
ish the work it has commeEcol-"brealt
up the present farce Of Government."-
We fear very much that il the Club pur-
sues its former course, and with the nssis-
tance jeff, Davis will necessarily furnish
them, they may accomplish their heliish
work. Patriots to your posts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

A COMMISSIONER OF CoNTRABANDs'-Ihe
War Department is about to appoint from
civil life Tor detail some army otiicer) &.
Commissioner to look after the interest OF
the negro contrabands now in charge OF
the Government. -Erchango.
Certainly. Anything to bleed the Treas
ury is righ> and loyal. The people are
rich, and love to pay taxes. Go in, gen
tlemen. There are not hhf enough Offices
yet to supply the thousands of hungry Alb
olitonists who are applying for a chance
to serve their beloved Country
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

GtAUTION.-Alp persons are hereby caution
I ed against buying or selling or meddliNp
with one Yoke Of three year Old ONEN-th. one
white and black spotted, the other a brindle-
now in the possession and use Of Anthony Brown
Of Bogg3 township as the said Oxen belong to
me. JONAS MUNCE.
Kylcrtown, Nov, 49, 1862,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

rtuwoss Nnust We sr b ts.
csIrt of hh popular isd,t Mara1Iro nr
December lthNp splendid bumNrr The
title roee lot ls1}. containing rarlf,I,s of
the chief conltIhuiot,. h,on hspd.omc
"rcieton' will ho greatly improved In
1893 70 win rrn'on lOuO ropos of douh.
Io column reading matters u steel plates,
~ colorcd steel fashion plates ~ colorcd
patterns in Berlin work. embroidery or
crochet and 300 wood cngroyirgs-ur5.
yortonainmar. hm dHgo,lvpr prriehcll yirc,
Its stories and novclels Nro by the best
writers In 1868, -Four Original Copyright
Noyolets will bq given, lrs FAsmoNs ARE
ALWAYS TuE LATEST AND pRETrrEsTl Every
neighborhood ought to make up a club
Its pyico is but Two DOLLARS year. or q
dollar less than Magazines Of its class. IL
Is rnE MAGAZINE FOR THE TINES. Toclubs,
it is cheaper still, viz three copies for
S., five for $3.50, or eight for $40. TO
every person getting up club, tho Pub
Usher will send an crtra copy gratis, as a
P'I"''"' 9" " '''y. ''~'', "',-'','IJ
'BWBdH idFlWy from hS h.H" Ch's" "' ''S"
o,,." Specimens sent (ir written iorl 20.
,t,,,..,. .,,.;.l,;,,,, y, .,,ot ~, cI,Ls Address
'""'0 "''"'"7 w e1' -
postpaid, CHARLES J. PETERSON,
oOc rt,o.t,,,,, s,raot pLiIolel,bio
"0o 0'0'''''' Wv o,''
ns=va yyo obeerye bv tho Wosbinrfon
Hso "" ooS'' g' y! t"o " ''"'"5 wa
Correspondent al the HTaM that Mrs
Tincol,, hos ,raseniel tha runaway nos
-, -, c,nI
gloes, now IN washington Win 9-OV, toI
buv clothing and food for winter. We
ir,-, ..-.
VIoS"'l'" sue 'o'-' 5"'0 nan '""U '1H "
feed and clOthG poor white people. To be
.ll,or. roy.o.doys i a L,essinr-fad and
,l, ,..-..-...
Clo'heu' au" no '"NeS " p"y'
M w. ,.I,,,,.l -, l,,n,, H., r2r,,,;o
bS-A' y "'o l'''"'o" " lo"'i 'L"' NV" II
knife Potter, Of Wisconsin, has been de.
c,,,al j., ,I,o AT;I,ro,,l,oo distriot bv oyar
60 ''' ''1 -A'' =
.,,,;o,,ol I,,r,o,,ro, ,pbus ana orter an.
""''o'i"' "'' '"', Wv
other Of the Union SlIderS IL lett att
,l,,,,, o,,l ~, oil uT~,ior Sovo,,, eent In
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

neA. Simon Cameron and his man Fri
day Cummings, Of chip hat and linen
pantaloon notoriety, are preambulatsng
the State looking after the United States
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

ENNECUTOR's NOTICE.-Noticoi is here.
e. by given that Letters Tcstamcntary, on the
estate of JACoB r.. EUNK late Of the township
Of Decatur deceased have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same viii present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN S, RUNH, Exr.
~ Nov 10, 1862 -pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-11-19

CTRAY HEIFFER.-Cam to the premise,
- Of the subscriber, in Lawrence township,
about the 10th October last, Red llcilor, sup
posed to be about two years old. The owner d
required TO come forward and prove property, pSy
DC, otherwise she will be disposed Of N
the law directs. WI. BROWN
November II, 1862
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9(rN advertisements.

A JOUR CABINET MAKER WANTED
N The undersigned will give constant employ.
ment to good workman at liberal wages. Ad-
drcss, Clearfcld, Pa. JOHN GULICH.
Nov. 49, 1862,
StTRAI ULL.-Camo to the premises oF
y the subscriber in Girard township, about tho
middle of September last q BLACK BULL, sup
posed to be about Is months Old. The owner is
desired to come forward, provo property, pay
charges, &C., otherwise it will be disposed ot as
the law directs. JOHN BEONOSL.
Girnrd tp., Aoy, 10, 1862.
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