Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-08
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ten. Evans took leave oft the Brigade
on TUESDAY evening last, bidding udiyu m
quite an affecting speech 20 each regiment
The General goes to South Carolina to civ,
his valuable and efficient services TO hi,
native STATE.
The same writer adds the following.
The greatest difficulty has heretofore
existed in regard to procuring lurlougls
No soldier could procure leave OF absence
save in case OF sickness. This hes been
caused from the immnenco OF u fight,
which be said to exist daily. learned
from member Of Congress, lust from
Richmond that after the 20 Of December
the difficulty Will be obviatcd, and that
those who DIES re can visit home for a short
time some twenty days learn. Tho in.
ference | deduce from this leniency is
that no fighting IS expected 10 take place
here, from and after the aforesaid date, ur.
till spring. One San scarce grasp anything
permanent enough on which to predicate
an opinion as TO future movements. We
know not one moment what the next
may bring forth, and rs for the vague and
indliuile rumors that prcyade the camp,
they serve only to feed the momontary
desire for excitement. No stated pro
gramme, save in generailies, can be mar
ked out, for one move of the enemy may
lrustlate the most scientifically lald
schcme.-ln word, marGuyeriug armies
and playing chess are synonymous.
The Knoxville Registerof the 22d says
We have positive information that the
Lincolnites made another incursion irto
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the Petersburg Express, says;
Certain parties were arrested at the ma.
yy.vard on Monday, with candles, match,
es. and other iuhammable and combusti-
Jle materials upon their persons. with in
tent. as j, nationally supposed, to fire the
ward. or. q, least. the BIZ shin Merrimsc
They have been committed to iall, and if
lack Ketch docs not get his own this time
then let all law, u.I order, nllju>licc, 90 10
the d gs
The Memphis Appeal Of the 9th ult
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