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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28
SAWYER WANTED.
IINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.--Noiic.

A DEMONSTRATIONS MOTTO Notice
"A is hereby given that letters Of adminisua-
ton on the estate Of James Conley, late OF Penn
to-, Clcarlcld CO., decd have been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted 10 said estate
arc requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present.
them duly authenticated for SO ttlemcnt.
d. H. PAULHAMUS.
Dec. set Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

Tue FIRST VIHT.-A squad OF some 81 or
10 monnted infantry visited our town last
Nenday-havng spent the day previous
IChristmas) somewhere between this and
Karthaus. They had as prisoners, Aus
tin Shirey, charged with deseriionl Frank
Roly and Arnold Sohnarrs, conscripts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28
HELIOGRApIIIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
I'INIIE undersigned, having completed bis Pilot.
L oGaph Gallery, in Shaw's Row, two doors
west Of the Mansion House, Cloarfoll, Pa, is
now ready to wait on all in want of
l%iFSG GLASS PORTRAITS,
My arrangements are such as will enable inc to
furnish those beautiful productions of sun draw
Ing in the highest style Of the art. Having fitted
up my rooms at a considerable expense, with
view to the comfort and pleasure of my patrons,
hope, by strict attention to business and desire
to please, to morit liberal share Of public
patronage. full supply of Gilt, Rosewood, and
other Frames, Albums, and an endless variety Of
Cases always on hand,
AT Moderate PBio6S.
Particular attention givon to copying all kinds
Of Pictures.
lsI~ Instruction in the art Of Photographing
given and apparatus furnished at city prices.
sop2l-tf II. BRIDGE, Artist.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28
FIRM.

BLACKSMITHING-NEW FIRM
DAssMORE * STEVENS RESPECT
fully announce to their numerous friends and
10 the ublio generally, that they have entered
into co.partnership in the above business in the
shop heretofore occupied by tho genior partner
in the borough Of Clearfeld,
All sorts Of work in their line Will DC dispatch.
cd on the shortest notice, and in the most work
manlike manner, and upon terms to su.4 the
times. Special attention will be paid 10 HORSE
SNORING. In fact, everything connected Eith The
craft--from a common nail to fine edged double
bitted chopping axe, viii be made TO order, ei
ther for Cash or approved Country Produce
jrts- Give them n call.
q. c. PASSM0RE.
Dec. II, 1s6I.iy WM STEVENS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28
Great Reduction,
in PRICES ofFAIJ&w wINTEp cOODs,

VI OVtV AeCCt(tCttOz
in PRICES of FALL & WINTER GOODS
j. P. KRA TzER,
Front Street, Clearheld, Penn'a.
Having purchased large stock since the
late decline in prices is now prepared to
offer great bargains in
Nep Style Dress Goods.
Richest Pyintcd Goods,
AA Wool Dclaincs,
French Merinos,
Good Black Sill,
Cob"rggs and Alpacas,
Woolcn SAasols,
LADIES' Nantes,
Flrs and Bonnets,
Staple Dry Goods
'Reody-Made Clothing,
millinery Goods,
Hosiery and Notions,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Hard,o0re f. Queens,oorc
Drugs and Groceries,
Carpets and Oikcloths,
Household Goods,
All of which will be sold at greatly roduc
ed prices. Oct. l9-tG
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

Governor Parker, of New Jersey,
ys:-"After, much reflection, hope un-
by passion or prejudice, | have
Nme to the conclusion that the policy sof
he present Federal administration can
aeyer restore tho Union"
k9-A soldiers widow, by marrying
gain, forfeits all her pensions from the
Saie Of her remarriage and if she again
Sscomes widow she cannot resume them.
his Is according to the act of Congress
'uly |, 1864.
serThe selling price Of Gold, in New
'Ors, on Saturday last was 2,3C.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

TURNPIKE ELECT1ON.-An election
will be held at the office of e.. l.. Reed &
Co., in the borough Of Clearfeid, on Saturday the
SIst inst ut 2 o'clock, p. M, by the Stockhold
ers of the Clearfeld and Curwensville Turnpike
company to elect President, Treasurer and
Board Of Managers FOR the ensuing year.
By order of the President
JAS. I. LEONARD,
@. L. REED, Sec'y Dec. 7, 1864.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

Over IS of each OF above At proportionsse rates.
N1"The above rates were agreed upon by the
undersigned, on the Sd day of December, 1861,
aud will be strictly adhered TO during the present
high prices Of all kinds ofprinting materials.
d. W. MOORE,
Publisher Of the "cL<arfsld Republican
s. J. ROW,
Publisher Of the "Raftss,aa's Joaraat"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

eJ~The State Legislature meets on The
trst Monday Of January.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

h&- Congress has adjourned for the
Holidays.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

PROSPECTUS OF VOL. III-lSG5
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-28

~ 6-Norc genuine clIont dSasiTg d.
5 .gnnily5 sg rs igroBper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
The Lat, Senator Hammond.

james H.mi. tol Hammond, Ex-Governor OF the Stats
sf S'uh C,Ioins died a. his residence near Hamburg
in that 3 ate, Sunday, the IS lst Ho vas born il
Nssbergy. s. O. Nov. IS u 1907 aud SAs conc qaent
u within tso Jsyi OF 81 ysars Of sg" IT, graduated
az SOutL CAROLINA College. udied lsW, I'D VAS admit
ted to he bar in ls2s Ia 1880 be became editor Of
polcJ ourta at the capital Of his State, in Shoh be
sustaged NIL z4ll and AGILITY the doctrine of State
rights, ard vccited notification As remedy against
oppressive as,s Federal legislation De bsoamo mem
Der Of the military family OF Gov milton, and sObsG-
lsuty Of Gov. asyre, and in the SIeiir ooruOvs-
so, aud events Of tha. MEMORIALS aud prophetic
Sore a cen pouo1I TArt. Ia 1855 after the Paoihe-
ton, lao Wbs heed mtub,r OF tie S. House Of
Representatives. A. tie tud Q. his team, be voIbltl
ri retired f., that service aud Vi-tet rope, where
ae fem.ig ed more than year. ls42 be VISA elected
Governor OF the ate Of South CarCl rs. While Coy
,rnOr Of tbo State published Letter TO The Free
Church Of Glasgow, and tao others in rIy % an ant
sys,y circular of Fhos ClarhsOn the English abolition
A. in Which he 5e forth the EsIcsOus the a ty aud the
,ercecercs Of slavery Eith oesFEess Of statement,
n oputro2 ofsu,h5ri,y and Illustration, snd coSercJ
+ reasoaing never surpassed IN any Of the rumberess
ssays ID dissertations on this svbj G., These letters
,,e models Of STYLE and thoroughly exhaust The sEb-
C. ,hsy deus A number OF bis tisooEr5ss aud
rssisss an o,hsr public questions remain, ~ proofs Of
ete Etsueet and an enlarged source cf reading and
berva len. IL 1851, BIO elected to the Senate o.
the il, stss 10 m tha vacancy oce STONED by ih'
dat Of s.astor 4. P. BSlr, WEie there, be made Z
81 sech o. gr,a, power and eloqreaes on The su'j'oH
that then i.st,d and shortly afer sopara.es the ""
SIC 10, q. tie UaOD. Sros the ontbIeAk Of tosii'
ties be HIS remained quietly at home, sup Fn'eEdrI
the affairs OF his large sssle until declining heai1t
withdrew hin frcn active OCcupsaoaA His death s1'
tinsuihss What We have O7g regarded he best intel
lsst IN tie Conisdsrscy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

81 Seurse Will fsessItAte hsGvy draft on cur eHy.
and individuals in the confidence of the administration
ASSERT that an ensive raid viii be- made on our lately
natural zsd cseps whose names have been regislered
in order that they might vote a. the Presidential cleo
toa. 1t Is supposed that the appointment OF General
Basr TO the command Of the city not so much TO
preserve order during the el con as to enforce any
call which might DO cubs qlent to that event.
FRIENDLY WARyARE-A PROBABLE EUHoR
The Washing OH correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Lger slates that fumoI is current that the rebel gov
eminent has expressed desire 10 receive winter OUT
t of blankets for It's Virginia army from the Northern
tat p in return for which pcposes TO place at con.
vepisnt 500! full quivaent for The blankets In cotton
| am inclined to believe the rumor is correct bat
doubt very much whether the request will be granted,
as II would be tan.amount to rsising the blockade.
THE ATTACK ON WILkINGToN-fHE REASON OF TAE
DELAY.
A IlAdslphiA peper OF The IL b iniorEs u that
nugtOn would have been attacked ere this, but for
the lac. that Com. Potter va. compelled to despatch
number OF his aset in search Of she Tallahassee Jus
zee and Chickamsuga." Well, the Tallahassee has
sluded thtm all, and s again .aisy anchored In W-
mipaton. SJi seems that the blockade 10 not COM
pete enough to prevent fast cruisers from cling out Or
cOmii IN the port at pleasure. ...r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
THE CITY.

MAYoR's CouRf-When the Mayor m de bis appear
ancs this morning there was but two prisoners in the
dock, I'm African namsd Minor, charged with burglary,
and Richard L,fon B,bsnnoD, q white vagaoond,
charged with entering the sleeping Of Captain l.
ToWson Smith, in Bsvin's Book, with intent 10 COM
NIT lar.epy There was one other the docktb
but III parties being cut bail. had not made their
SppearaDos.
The negro Minor was examined on the change oil
burglary, aud dhohGrgea for want Of evidence.
Bohannon, who Ia esrnaly being arrested either for
stealing or attempting to steal. Was then called up.
Captain Snilh stated that yesterday morning an in
dividua entered his fiji In B1lviLs oek and taking
the bunch Of keys CT the door. was attic nptng 10
enter winsss sleeping room Ia rear Of the flea. when
witness Was aroused AID chased the thief cf. Wtnuss
was very certain that the prisoner al the bar the
person he chased CT
BohAnnon.-Did you see my fscei Dan you swear
that was the msu you saw lherss
Captain Smith, can swear 10 your general app AZ
ance.
Bohannou, tleyatIng his right land called d,Wn the
wrath of Heaven upon his head II he WAs the guilty
one.
The Mayor said that some how another everybody,
s1etp; those who had anything to do With BIhAnnor,
we're somehow CONVINCED that he was an idiot The
Hastings Court had so decided. Yet no person could
cross ex anime witness with judgment than be.
Bohannon was the most invst rate thief In tie city
There vas very als doubt that he had stolen property
from the City Hall. He would send him on 10 the
Hustings Court and lot ihsh dhpose Of the case.
The other olse have alluded TO vas controversy
about canal boat, Of no interest 70 the pubhc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

DIV. A. w. MILLkh having res gned his
LII position and 0orsp IndlDg secretary
the ard Of Directors take pleasure announcing
TO Christian ublo that they lave becued the ieices
D. WRIOSs TO supply his place, WIN will also edit VA
ATy Nary Messenger In the place Ct Rev slaughter
and TO his aid several years OF e1pedesce inlAr IA
bor very cordial place In the regard OF his associates
This hocety gIniEed atd Its constitute sd opted the
18th OF July, 1851 and embraces im)ng ohceTs and mmners
df rent kyApgt i:Al denominations OF OhgS II dis
u'ed era ulIouay Gudng Its stence, fifty Mill
pag,s thousands OF Gospels Hymn Books
aAd monthly large editions Of the Army and Macy Mes
eeu has good ground brough, forth
harvest h gJy and honor OF Co., oommun cations
aims oic, Snd rivstcs tie ell bear witness
to the good By the publications % the soclety
the NJ ri ais Ing the past Ia the army adding
hs Church, pa' The result Of tbs religious
resai q sold BY this Soy. Thst cers
Manager desire continue lis operations 10 u lygor and
the members religious denominations and those
branch OF the Otu th who desire the spill uA vel
deIs and the advancement Of OF Christ
Tho 010sr and Managers PArcy Paul. President o.
Elivon Lester and james Wedde Vice Presidebt; N
Du-op Recording Secretary Rev Weoqs superintendent
sefreary and Rior Of the Army and Ndry
Messenger James Gu h1er Treasurer; Rev Gibson
Miller Rev Archie, DR. BeckwiIh Daniel Dodson Bernard
rodd Thomas Wallace, W Moody, b Dug.e Robert
MoOand Directors, Rev Oh bson, Rev Proctor Rev
Hume and Rev John sier Pubiahng COMMITTEE
Contributions uld be bent 10 J.mss Uuthber Esq TIE
and a5s aod the TO Rev eons,
Supe ints nte 1tRnd Elitor.
order Of the Board OF DIR setOT5.
A. q. BRoWS secy pro TEN.
Petersburg Va NOV 5th, lsGI mole -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
INSPECTORS OFFICE, 30 CoEG DIST !
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1864.
HspEOTIDN OIRCuLlRt


No l.
Tbs attention AZ all persons holding certificates Of pemsnen
diIsi iy, uch havs been IeeeTei for g
iuty Ne cal AID In hi District Is Id TO the
lowing 6Itrsci from ooGschPtOn OH usr No. 8, heAq are
ReseIve Hor;es OF Vrsula:
In Iuuulnc, General crier Ma 81. al O. o (eurIeu
sees) InIpeniors will pSOce lmme i.iey
and pection, ward the Camp ali
cir Tespe Stvu Tic holding ctThacas reTms
disability and al those sssigae g. Pt dUty VIM, the
Judgment appear likely to be sdudgei qualified
dee They eno ned make the required inspection Of
eTPt and Ugh "ny men VITA the utmost possible ,espa'eh
In conformity this orloS all such persona essd
10 the confessional Dsrc required IeFoit for iBpc
unn at the foll Wig p ices and dats Wig:
Richmond itNNGv th, l?th lat, 18th a! Err jlDg 0fca
Main street, between 9th aud 10Th.
Henrco, New Rent and Charles Oily Oounts Nov lsh. l9h
Henrlce q. II
Hanover oounty-Nov 9Ist, 29i-Ash aud
prompt clmp with hs order IL required
persons falling do eIcp from ieknss ether good
sufficient VII In each be subj cited TO he
conscTipt guard AMI ex uD alton by the Medica Board
Any peson prevented from prrg sbtye orde cd by
sickness will orsRrd t. the rolling hler biz
~ city thu certificate Of his attending phys cian certifying
is bily Us ext n {, be transmitted t5s OH
seton OF the seect edicSl Board.
attention Ct the Eorolns 0csrs % called to the
this circular. and their active operAt IL
Teuuest(d, JN0 A. UOkr,
Captain and II spectnr,
Sd nFR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

DELICIOUS CoNVENTION.-Thc AN
~ NUAJ CONVENTION OF THE DISCIPLES OF oBRIsf
Ia this s:e postponed from The Sd instant VII BE- hell
LOUISA COURT HOUSE Tn the THURSDAY before the fHlkD
SUNDAY In the rresen month. general attendance urstd
nvsngess vii please their reports for presents
lion. THOMAS A. ORFnsHAW, Secretary.
pe'2-S'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

sosasdiy sithss nor foolish. The fault ID not theirs,
but attaches only 20 that power that made the Law SUBJ
jectirg them 10 this humiliation, and one which they
might have been spared.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT @. 8. Al
Richmond IulI % lsRI

Richmond, July "a, 1854.
LOANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE R,vw
ns INDEED MILLION SIX PER CENr, NOM
IAkAnLE nONbS gkDEH the VII. SEQ
nEPOSIT5 on call will be received BY the
Treasurer In this city Assistant frssssrsn 0h,rsston
and Nc BILE, and the Dspotsrss s Wilmington, Raleah o.
anba, Augusta, Savannah and honigomsry and csnesss
WIN BE- .asd for hs sane bearing in'rss hs Of per
cent and secured BY the scaon Of an
Of the above bonds equal 70 tbs OF he oaax he londs .
BE- set kp By the Trsssursr, And the roessds shsn sod 40,
piled tenhvsy 70 the payment Of hs said osrrfcstes
ury and Afforded hahn srd other sorpo-
rAons and The pebe generally By ths eds q smpofsr
nvstneni And the sfec 81 s fsneay sdopsA In
teerlrG ths currency within moderate tosnes bored Win
and 70 he favorable ecr,dsrson e ccuruny Ana
@. A. TRENHOLM =,
Jy2a-du ascystsry Of TIA T,,...-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. g. A.,


M j
hdULATIONS for carrying into effect the
o.,,,, o. Sensrss' approved Jsns authorizing the
oHntis egtred eight cent bonds under te nr
for coupon bendI: ' ~ ''se 'he ssho
rarueS owens registered egf bends undsr IN,
OF Nay 10, 1851 desiring 10 hange on Tor eouoon hera
vii assign them. the manner pointed out In the snsa
nsni Oh NE baes oil the ceTner to the stS.s "a
America IN eIchs for coupo bonds esuse a ~ hs
proenfsdto the Register Of h' Treasury Depar meu VIC iii
nefeu In con panoe With tire provons Ire Aet OF Juns
1854 issue eovPon bonds for The specified 10 tie Isss
tered oonds gned. q. A TN NgOIH %.
ID seeyst.rv ~ a. T-...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

THR Notes of the Merchants Bank of Vir-
gnis OF the denomination olive Dollars and upWaras vii
be redeemed In CON- presentation NJ the of
the city Of Lynchbug at the rate OF dollar in coin
for ave dollars 81 the notes Jh0 p BAUGH,
noI A. HaIhIr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
NOD ICE.

A N Adjourned Meeting of Iron Masters of the
n Stat Of Vi gi1it will be ELI in CT mond =, the ,m,,
Oh Dom Mot ss Company, WEDNE DAY the sOIh No
er ST., At ~ o'clock, A. NJ. Wv
AL Pa interested the Production Iron are r,speety
ytei 10 attend JWAkkkH sLAU 3HfIR,
VIZ "Ah'S ~ CHI OF Meeting.
secrttsry noIb-Io,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
VIRGINIA MIL,TAHY IvsTIrUTE.

THE Beard of Visitors will, at their next
i regeSr eng eli vacancies 10 the LIST Of state Cadets
from The following sen.t0ris d. troiE
9th ~ 18Th 10 n, l',h 2h 25;h 2sth, sGlh 80 3Ith
3Tih, 9sth 89th 4)h. All, Alb 49.h. AID 8 Nh
Appi viii sunni ted 90 the undsIsgnsi, At Lexug
ton vi hou delay, accamp mi by written testimonials
moral character that the abb. 10 read WE'LL
md perform With facility ana tho various opera
grand ules OF rlmetc, yugu
lctionI that he ID free from all bodily de
trinity. fRAkCIb H. SM tn,
not5-qAvt7Dec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE
IN Corner Of 7th and Broad Str eta.
Stage Manager. II H Dh'on
waDNESDAY EvEHING, Nov mbr ls, 1864
BIZ rtq acct, HhsdAn Knouss' grta, fve.Act play Of
THE HUNOHB ACK,
With Mis- KATIE EsTELLG,
Miss JIMMIE POWELL, and
MsIIIS is oHARLE5,
owrALBorT,
JWELLs,
KJER.WJ,
HALLEN.
BANKER,
EDMOND DALTON,
IA the cat
PlvOrits Dance ki'I ParnstOn
Toe glorious iArc> Of
Thk EIUN BOY,
win Ms Partington
SAMMY Curry.
In rlhelrSal the domestic drama entitled
DREAMS OF DELUSlON,
MIG hERRILLys;
Oh,
THE GiPsEY'J PROPHECY,
With the comedy Of
HUSBAND AT SIGHT.
Doors open quarter O'Clock PerOrmar commencing
Al al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
CEBCIsICAGES OF sNDEnTEDNgs IN, RR.u.
ING PEH CENr PER ann I'M IaTER EsT
AND kRFL FROM TAXATION,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O.sAl
Richmond, August 1874

10y the l4th section Of the act to reduce tho
- cdrren approved February IT, 1884, th Secretary h
Treasury uotsd ISSUE The above eerf ps- sb.n
years amer the ALLEGATION Of treaty Of peace VIII he mi "a
States fhst eanDSi be sold hut only ssus 10 sss
creditors ofte Government wiling receive The ,Sn 4.
payment OF u cir demands They styen AZ
though free taxation. Toe attention prrchsang sstt.
and disbursnS ocer oithe Goy,rnmes lied 70 Ma eiss Of
pablo seouru in oreng peculiar Advantages those from
whom heupr ofh e GoTernnsbt kClghi and 10 fss,
tate the them checks drawn by d,b ring oes, rpSn
the DePostG holding uose funds aud rkcd lcro, tht na
"payAo In ce uncaes Of ntsttedne vii btpsia in copfo
nifty herewith
Depositaes are hereby auar required 10 eo,pI,
with this .on and TO make application % the Rssi,r
supplies itoAies required. e' -
(5gueD O. L. TPINBoLu
sul2-0 sesTstsTv ~ a.. 49,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
THREE VERY vaLuaBLE BRICK TENF-

THREE VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENR
mESlS
o. MATS srnLIr,
LARGE LUMBER HOUSE
o. II h. between Main and DRY streets,
With la &c VACANT LOT in rear,
FHrS,Ie Pd,stIr.
We offer for sale, privately, the three large
W BRICK TENEMEEIs, on Main ztr-rt ,ecp,I.l -
lively w j. HarSood, L. tteImsu and Mr. ia OTIS Ibsss
are busits houses, aud have the ge terg re
a. The same tim and have back tuiiang1 tu ted r tch
So Ing ample yatts' The ar Hnnsa
or saetoTy Is la sntGtsni.y ult In tTety roos ~ 80
E large Lot IA r,s eIte ling back shtc,ce creek tu
.ehl Tor The eTeci o. ehGuu mia.
iBgs Of her desci lions Til. very Vault, nr,rs1
sdeh As nov arsy Offered Ia n terms
apply TO GRuBB5 A HILITiES -
n0l2-4t .rr,,aa.a,. o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

OsT-On Friday even ng last, Gold Rim q.
- DoodStone vafiegat,d Arms lire .iug two and one
crest cemi Hon rampant motto Are vel maize" TIE hnder
viii receive AIbeFal TsSard by lesv u 81 the omeecf
CIV DEAEI a sOMERPILJE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
EVANGELICAL THAOT SOCIETY.

Doors open at quarter O'Clock perfOrmar
G-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16

A. g. BRoWS se'cy pro. TEN.
PaleIahnrv- Va Nov. 9TH, 1901.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-02
a Sermon.

In to-days paper will be found a SER
mon preached on the 4th of August last
by Rev. VIM p. Harrison 1t is prefa-
ced by short introduction by the author,
from which, as well as from other sour
ces we are led to believe that the 'con-
servative" (!) part of his congregation at
Mt Nebo have taken offence at his anti
slavery utterances. We are sorry to say
that the congregation at Mt. Nebo is not
the only one thus disturbed Is it not
strange to reflect, that fast dccaying and
disloyal organization, which is soon to
disappear from the face of the earth still
retains such hold on some, whom we
would fain believe sincere-frst arousing
their prejudices and then their passions,
until they and their families are (n some
instances) finally without the pale of the
church and its sacred influence.
We are sorry to see congregation dis
turbed; but we rejoice, nevertheless, to
know that the ministry, following the
example of the Author of their holy
Religion, are nobly discharging their du-
ty, declaring the whole council of God
whether men hear or forbear." Let who
will forsake them their Heavenly Father
will sustain them with His grace.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-02
The Last Rally for National
EnttyI

The people of Pennsylvania have been
heavily taxed this season, not only in
money but in time. The ruling of our
courts made it necessary to amend the
Constitution, so as to secure the elective
franchise to the soldier-this measure
was fought all the way through by the
Copperhcad party, but nobly did the union
men turn out, even in harvest, to the
number of two hundred thousand! A
glorious victory was achieved
In October we were again called upon
to meet the foe and nobly was it done,
the enemy too, delivered his main assault
in Pennsylvania, but nobly did the Union
lines stand and repulse their repeated as
saults, until our gallant reserves-the
voice Of the army came, and in a single
assault swept the cohorts of slavery and
treason before them
Another great conflict is before us,
not so sangunary-not SO desperate now
The massed forces of Lee when thrown
against our advancing columns at Spot
ylvania, or the Wilderness, although they
could no where disorganize, could never
theless make fearful onslaught; it is not
so now however. their assaults are feeble,
never deranging the movements of our
forces they are redueedand disheartened
at the fruitlessness of the attempt-so it
is with our adversary at hsme, he has ex-
haused all his power to break our lines in
October; this was necessary in order 70
gain prestage for November. But while
he is disheartened he is still necessitated
to draw out his shattered hosts once more
We must therefore, drive them from the
field, and finish this momentous cam
paign with their final dispersion.
Let every friend of his country of Glib
erty regulated by law" prepare to do his
whole duty Let committees be active.
For the last time we appeal to you, to see
to it that every man whose heart is in the
right place, shall vote on the eighth inst.
Good morals-Religion, Liberty and Union
all require this at our hands Let us not
disappoint them; and before another No
vemher is upon us, we will be enjoying
the peace secured by this victory, with
reunited country and with liberty through
out the land from the lakes to the gulf
and from ocean to ocean