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LATE FROM DIXIE,
He REBELS CAN'T UNDERSTAND BURNsIDE's
MONUMENTS

THE REBELS CAN'T UNDERSTAND BURNsIDE's
MOVEMENTS.
From the Norfolk Day Book, Nav
Through correspondent OF the Wilmington
Journal we are informed that Burnside has called
IN his pickets loaded all his transports, and put
his gunboats in order What the invader OF North
Carolina means by this-whether looking to fu-
ture operations at Wilmington, Norfolk, or the
eabCaId Railroed-we leave the reader TO Judge
AMYsrERIOUs HINT.
From the Norfolk Day Book, Mays
We anticipate, says the Suffolk Sun, much ex.
element about Suffolk during me next week.
COTTON COMING INTO FEDERAL HANDS.
From the Montgomery Advertiser
We learn from an officer just from North Ala
bama, who is well acquainted with the country,
that the enemy are securing considerable cotton
by means of threats to the planters should they
burn IL. Quite number had burned their cot.
ton, and some Of them had been captured The
Yankee forces are spreading through the country
in the neishborhoOd OF Tuscumbia, which 10 In
their possession, but they closely observed by
Col. Helms Kentucky Cavalry. skirmish oc.
cured fey days since between party Of these
There were twenty Of our men, only four Of
whom showed themselves The enemy, after
Ave Of their number were killed, fell back, with
but they were too sLreWd for them. We usder.
stand that the bridge at Florence was burned by
our men,
Loss OF OFFICERS.
from the Milledgeville (6a) Union
During the past three months we have lost
many valuable officers. II is beyond question
that the Yankees have sharpshooters, wearing
bullet proof bTeastplates, whose especial business
II Is to pick of our officers At the battle Of Shi-
lob an unusual number Of our officers were
wounded. In some OF the Alabama regiments
every field cticer was wounded. Is there no way
TO put stop 10 this mode OF waIfaref IL the
Yankees are allowed TO light US with breast
plates should they be treated as prisoners Of war
when caughti We say not. When one IL taken
with his ilfe- Preserysr on he should be huog to
tins frat tree. And why may not eur army org an
lie corps OF sharpsh0oters also, 70 pick of the
Federal generals? lt Is game two can play at
LATKR FROM coRINrH.
From the N oiIUik Day Book, Mays
SAYASSAn, May "A dispatch from the Cor
in:h Correspondent OF the Republicans, dated w D.
saystnat the enemy have been reinforced and aie
advancing. There 10 heavy skiruiishilg daily.
quite an affair occurred to day this side Of Mon
tsTey. r-E-, go.
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- GREAT sACHIFick!
RELLlNG II q per oeat oe.ov % & lsrfe tsoCa
81 80 ,5511hs Ees SADDLES, g.. st at
i,th ssd iSth "a. sout6 ssds nI-lv'
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auononeera
pEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT
NOON. May 9Th. . c,oiosf. a the - Auction
Il oom,. We shall sell 10 the highest bidder. for
on South b, between ista and I.th strees . east. r
rurrnlog 6set "A feet aInches, 60 80 feet Alley.
M d lR,pl &c. MoGuIRE& CO. Aucts.
By J. c MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucuoneer.
nEsIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MARY
AT hreros vfSTi siJ ISsssyt ~ Asp err sTs,
Nay lo.h, q. 81 O'CLOCK. on the premises. We shsl
sell, without reserve, the kastsrn rsrt of Lot s,
tsss inch on Nsrs.n sTsnSs, besxsnn SH ~ snd
6tn a. cots vest AID running back about ieet %
i1iset aIey 40 containing sIxteen hundred and
terms. one third cash; the remainder in six ard
,weve m6nths With interest, secured BY deed Of
m % tResl &c. mc6UIRE & CO., AuU..
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auotioneera
ARGE AND PEREMPT0RY SALE OF
Sin, and Fancy Liquors generals, Fine 6 rocerss,
Tosscco, snd Seyars, &c By osiaiorus at Aucucn.
90 sod e Hsstcn s sy VA 9ts u I:s e
TIE sab.criber. a; 10 o'olocf, a.. N al No 22i
the ssocf and FiItSressP S 81 sr., Si., Me- Me-
' Isssss VIA s r. IS. Ga:
gem 81 srifT; sIS ne .s in
MD GREEN e Wilkins, XOot,.
By. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctione.r..
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
NEsbAY aoRNlNsssc MAJ AgeT ,,es wGp
= % 0'elOeL. We sbsl sell Al the Cora IcsT ne
Hs%ber q Horses and MULES,
cS%Sdemn.d e INIT for the Ge,eInment service.
Assistant @ .r.s si nasA j.. sa r%,.
MD .. :. Mot ULRE & Co. ASct..
BY WALL a BARNARD, Aucuoneer,
Cora1 SOFIA sids Pa. anense aad Nisth sfTsa
SALE OF THs STOCK OF THE NATION
n. AT AscrIos Mun saTSkpD.hYH i mroRNiss.
Ssn iTsrI Exc : :. .Ss
eth rect between Louisiana avenue and strs l.
the entire stock Of Messrs. Carpenter Thoms'
g hssa q good Family and Carriage Horses,
10 Close and CSen Garages,
e sets Doe bic and Single Harness,
f fSsf s. sants ss, g66 5ssi SSS 40
Also, the 6ood Win and Lease OF Stable.
m s-d ~ WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
wi o OF VESSELS
BY virtue of ,crees Of tie Distriot Court otths
sen q pubic sale Tor osfh. 81 the lot Of slKth
street yhsrf. on the 70 omec river, en- MohDar;
o'eocf. a. m. The fo II n,mSd vessel. iheT
ssJa,e sne 4. sI.s, r L Viz:
Schooner syohn Hsmiton."
Schooner .fsloon and q canoe. 4
Also st the Navy Yard in this city. o. u ocloof'
on the same dsy, the schooner Busns Vista"
-Fc WARD II. LAMON. D
aR 50 eotma IL u. 3. MtrshsL
By J. O. MCGUIRE q CO.. AuctiOneers
|TRUsTEE's SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
pay; y! g Z. q Nv, . osissl sS =
psesIHi.ss b virtue q deed q Snstso ne az
IN LiSsr A. 8. No H. folio: "a. ct SEQ one q
re and Tesords for Ws.hinston eeuaIs 3D. ~: y:
New York avenue, between 8fh and altt stre %
ANA running rack lis feet. tegesher with nelB
Eovements, conslstlrg Of small Frame Dv SLIM
House.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in an
II months. With interest. secured ~ deco OF trEs
on the pfemises. A
AL oonvesancing a. yurcheser's cost
CHAS. ABErr, Trustra
sp2t 2.~&ds C. MCGUIRE 4 co kLses
GREAT sACHIFicki
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g NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor purchasing all the
Hides and Tallov, Hoofs and Horns, Of The Beef
Cattle, killed by the ARM OF the Potomac pndsr
10th DAY Of May, 1862, ct IL O'Clock, m ~
IL 10 intended that the contractor shall follow the
Army, and collect the Hides and Talow, Roofs and
Horns: and shall psy q certain sum for these ar
toes from eson animal, TO be collected ct has own
risk. Bewill be charged with the articles in each
o.ss u9less he o.n Of. srly show that he was pre-
bond with good snd Sufficient security W ill be
required, for the fulh ment of the contract and
BID will be entertained firm previous contractors
who have failed to comply with their contracts
and no lid Will be entertained unless the bidder ID
present TO respond to his bud. 800 b..
Tho articles OF agreement, with o bond, will be
required TO be entered into within two days after
the oPering of the bids. =
The bids TO be directed to Mai A. BECXwITH,
Commisssry Of subslstence, WILMINGTON ID. c.,
and endorsed Proposals" mt
sCHEEL, OIgsaist and Teacher OF Music,
tons IN sight Piayins And .insipg .Iho.e who
gye him . call, Refer at Mr.. Reic6snI soh's Piano
Wareroom, 18th street, between D and L. Terms
moderate. ms St
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
A GREAT UNION VICTORY ON
TIE PENINSULA!
FIFTY THOUSAND REBELS DEFEATED
WILLIAMSBURG TAKEN!
LEGO REBELS MADE PRISONERS!
ALARGE NUMBER OF REBELS KILLED!
$50 eff their Dead Left on the Field
Brilliant conduct Of Hancoek'sdi division
Rockers Division Suffers Severely!
The Rebel General Ricketts, Killed!
TIE Rebels Again Fly by Nightl
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I ON6 AND SHORT WRAPrINGSl
saAwLs FOR sPKiNd! S'
Npy cru MANrL ES FOR SPRING
For SPRING!
With AZ kinds Of Dry foods for the current
Our NoIth?rn and Eastern correspondents send
rs new supplies daily.
One prloe only, marked in plain figures; hence
no purchaser 10 deceive
An inspection oil stock Incurs no Obligation to
purchase. fEKKY q BRO,
MI Pa avenue ana 9Th st.
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u Washington papers please copy and send
VILE 10 tne war Department. may 7-3t
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R NV CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
ASECEl led This day, OF g ems. A, Sidney John
son, Aindman, Van Dorm. and Jackson of Z. A. 8.
Gems. S1rasus, Mcclellan, Halleck, Burnside,
Fremont, And w DOL, ofU. 3. A.
CommG doris FoOte, Stringham, Budson, Pauld-
Ing, Holilfs. Buchanan, and rope. AlEo, new
pictures of Miss Chestaey, Mss sue DENIM,
I'd lin Forrest Ed win Both, and large supply
OF Fancy Card Pictures,
A nov LOT Of Albums to day.
At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN'S
National Book tore,
avs Psnns, lvsnia avenue,
m 7-St" bet 18th and 18th st., Washir g,on. ID ..
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By J. g. Mc6Ui q CO.. Aucnoneer.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT
y EAsT OF CAPITOL lon FRIDAY AFTER-
NOON, May 9Th. 81 O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms. We shall sell 70 the highest bidder, for
GASP, Lot NO. II, In Square les, fronting SIS fret
on Soath b, between 18th and 18th streets east,
Title perfect
mid (R,pl l. C. MnGrIR CO An...
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The SnEaIFF's CAsE.-fnjuncti0n
"gaiaa T~mpso" granteI by Me Supreme
C1W.-The Supreme Court, sitting at
i'ittsburg, decided OH Saturday morning
the az plcation for u special injunction to
RESTRAIN ohn lAompson from interfering
with the Office of Sheriff Of Philadelphia,
pcuding the determination Of tho writ of
cerliorari in the contest election case. The
Injunction is grated, aud the decree Of
of The Court was tclcgraphed TO Sheriff
Ewiny's counsel Immediately by Thomas
j. Keenan,, the Prothonotory of the
Western District. 1t is as follows:
Ordered, That on complainant's giving
security in s5OUo, Thompson be enjoincd
from interfering with Sheritf's office or
disturbing complainant there until hearing
Of cerfirom or further orders and order
ed. that defendant hayc leave to move the
Court Oh the 18th day of November, 1862
to quash the ee,tiormi for having been is
sued without special cause previously shown
unless the plaintiff hall then show sufficient
CAUSE gu giving Eve days notice. Strong j..
THo. }. KEENAN,, Proth' y.
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PAY OF DRAFTED SotDIERs.-Ths
pay per month of the militia volunteers
10 the service of the State is the same as
that of volunteers in the service of the
United States, as follows. Colonel. s222
lieutenant colonel, 1885, major. Sl79;
captain, Sl20,10i first lieutenant, sllo,
so; second lieutenant, l05,oO; privatpa
Sl3. The pay in case Of the invasion of
the State is essentially different from
during riot, tumuit, breach of the peace,
or when the militia are called upon to
aid the civil process. In SUCH emergen'
cies non commissioned officers and privatcs
receive 81 40 per dime each, and com.
mssioncd officers the Same compcpsa'
ton as those Of the regular army.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-08

SINGULAR LUcK.-Mr. Samuel G.
Harris, Of Butler township this county, was
enrolled twice in that township, and once
III Columbia county. 1t Seems that his
residence as well as Office are on the boun-
dairy line Of the two counties, and the
mar,hals of both claimed him. Mr.. liar
ria, however, is voter in, and literally y,rcs-
ident Of this county. lie was enrolled iu
this county twice by mistake-at his resi-
dcnoe, and on the day he voted. The most
singular part remains to be told, lie was
not only enrolled three times, 6M his name
was da,on Mree im's on tho day of the
draft-once in Columbia and twice here
A wonderful freak of the blind Goddess.
MaaerS' Jour,, PQusVWe.
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Traverse Jurors.

Bor Berwick - Joseph Thompson.
Benton-A,a Yorks, Samuel hprleman,
Peter karnr., Jpnn McHenrv.
Bratcrerk john II Mduz Henry Doak.
franklin joan Zaler, jeremiah S. Fab
ringer. GeurIe Scot.
Fi.hnscr-ek-Cyrus Robbins, D'riel Nc.
Henry panIeI >tnckrr, John MrHrnry.
Gteenwoo i--Nrhola> N'udt Jarob Berlin,
Juhus"n II. lHeIer, Wm Robb'ns, l-aac
A. Dewitt.
lIrmlosk -~BascheII FouIk, Sylvester Pur.
,el
Jack>un-Jnhn p. He's
Locus,-Genrge Keller, George FarlnSer,lr
Mou,our-ls,Arher NJ Evans.
Mufl n--Jahn Aien, Elisha b. Brown, Sam
ueI Nnss
Maine Joseph Glagef,
Orangs-Ies.s RrunsleuIe. Samuel Aehen'
bach.
Roar inacreek-Daniel Gearhan, Michael
Frderoll, Samuel Dyer.
Snpar!oai-Je,s Hartman. Cyrus Larish.
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THE EEU,YORK WoRLD.

From the True Citizen New Britain, Conn.)1
Some nine ten months since we, like large portion
of fellow citizens, received daily newt of the
movements of our armies from the New-foyk papers
ofhe "On to RicuUnd' class, but we become so dis.
gnsted with the sgnseess outcrywich taken up for a
time by nearly the wcole nation proved so terribly ef
ctve in driving enemy to the defeat of Bull Run
and also AT the persStant fdutfnding with and abuse
of President Lincoln and the leading Generals Of the
my that we took up. as we then supposed, win their
slower and more respectable rival, Tue v ORtp. We
have read this paper daily and heye found
nj we not only had readable and scholarly journal,
thoroughly loyal aud government sustaining, but that
tcwas fully up to the times in its supply Of everything
aiht reliable ir the Of current news. IN fact
VII only miss in its columns one class of news, viz:
that which is to be Conradctcd tomorrow. With these
hasty remarks we desire Cerdiay to recommend to our
readers the New.York World one OF the best if not
the very best daily IouFnal in the country.
Sept. l3, 1880.
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Works Of Charles Dickens. Elegan.
Household Edition Illustrated from Draw
ing made expressly for this Edition, by Il.
o. G. Darly and john Gilbert. Executed
on steel, in pure line and etching, by emf,
n2ht Engravcrs.
"Tho volumes are ofthc right size for
hand books, the paper is heavy aud tiuted
the print excellent, the binding in English
csmbrc aud the illustrations are not be
spoken of as mere mechanical efforts
These designs were made by Gilbert aud
barley. the great artists of England
and Alucrica, aud the reputation oil these
men is established beyond question.
Thus .plcndid edition Of Dickens publ shed
BY Sheldon & ca n. Y, ought to be in
TeIy family library
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RETREAT OF THE ENEMY.

Picket ll4isas to-day Death Of Captain
Pratt, Eust MoSsnchusets cavuiry
NcChUan al Sn,ckerSUWe,
Snickersville, Nov. A, Evening, rsa
IIarper's Ferry, Nov. 4.-The enemy
opposite US, across the mountsin, retired
yesterday. They are said to compose
Long treets Division There is cousid.
cradle picket firing to day beyond the Gap,
also some shelliog Of the enemy.
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THE WEERLY World.

PGce Two dollar year. rour copies tc one address,
Five Dollars twenty copies, twenty dollars. Clergy
nen can receive the Weekly single copy dollar
year Single copies, Five cents Published on Thurs.
days.
For club of ten copies extra copy Will be sent for
one year.
For u club of twenty copies, the semi-Weekly will
be sent for year.
Fora club ofhny copies, the Daily will be seut for
year.
For Il club of one hundred copies the Daily, Weekly
and Semi Weekly will be sent for one year
Rcmittanccs for ~ he ord" may be made by drafts
Treasury notes, rbaak bills Of speciepayng banks
and where the attention of the Postmaster Is called Ia
remittance at the time Of mailing the letter. it may be
made at risk
Specimen numbers Gent to any address upon applica-
tiou.
Address THE WORLD,
No rs Park Row, New-York,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Cath0r'ne Beryinger, dec'1
ErfER testanentory the estate of Cathaine Ber.
l/rnger, late of Beaver township, in oumba county
deceased Nave been granted by tho Register of Coum
bia county to the undersigned also residing in said
township all persons hIvInn claims against the $.
tate of the decedent requested To pre- them
the Execu at his residence in Beaver twp, without
delay, and all PERSONS indebted TO make payment
forthwith. JOEL DREDBENDER,
Oct. ii, l5G2--Gt EXECUTOR.
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Hon. Cateb 3. SmiN tendtred q sea- o's
tie Bench,-The President has rendered
Hon. c. B. Smith, Secretary of the interi-
or, the seat made vacant by the death of
Judge Huntingdon, Of Indiana, who died
at St. Paul. Mr. Smith has not yet con.
cluled to accept it.
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Philadelphia, the principal city Of tho
state which, according to the radicals, has
just voted for areason, traitors, submission
and a dishonorable peace, reports that one
thousand volunteers more than her quota
have enlisted, aud that there will he no
draft in any of her precincts,
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GenerM Hncock at Snick,r's Gop-
CInnonaqing toOardS lu,nassaS--
The .4/nly Advahcang

Snckersville Nov. 3.-Gen. Hancock
holds Smokers Gap. The Rebels are in
view from, the crest Of Blue Mountain
Ridge, and in considerable force beyond
the Shenandoah Cannonading is going
on towards Manassas Plain, and shells are
seen exploding. The mounted scouts of
the eLenly occupy the roads in our trout
Everything is advancing in the greatest
order, Our trosps are in high spirit, and
weather and roads excclert,
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READING RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

~ rcat Trunk Line from the North snd North West for
UPhiladclphia, New YorN Reading, POttsville Lcba
non, Allentown, Easton. SC, &c.
Trains leave harrisburg for Philadelnhia New York
Reading Pptavilie and all nterediae Stations, at
a m, aud i0pm
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at l.2j m ar
irving at New York nt ) 25 the same morning.
Fares from harrisburg To NewYOrk SJulOi to Phil
adclphia 50 IS and 81 70. Baggage checked through
Returning leave New.Yor. at Il. M, i2 Noon and
p. IN, pittsburgh Express) Leave Philadelphia at a.
M. and is p. IN.
sleeping ears in the New.York Express Trains,
through to and from Pittsburgh without change. .
Passengers by tho CataNissa naroad leave Fort
Clinton at AS IN, for Philadelphia and all intermcd'
ate stations and at for Philadelphia New York
and all Way Points,
Trains leave Pottsyile at 0 a N, aud s.l5 m, for
Philadelphia and New York and at $50 III for Auburn
and Port ClntOn only connecting for Fine Grove aud
/ with the Cattawissa Rail Road
An accommodation passenger tTainleRVes Heading at
& a M aud return from Phadelp phiaat p III.
" All the above trains run daily sundays excepted
A Sunday train leaves PottsNille VI I5O III, ana
Philadelphia at 3l5 IN.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from ali pointa
q, A. NlCOI LIS,
MAY II, 1869. General superintendent
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Colonel Ford, Of the Eigth second Ohio
charged With treason for surrendering
Harper's Ferry, has been allowed to 60
home on short furlough, on account of
illness of his wife. The report Of the som-
mission will implcate him.
Heavy rain set in to pight, which may
make the roads bad.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1852,

hy- Phihbibfion No. X[, good as usual
/, on hand, All book buyers and book
hncicrs ought to get it. No. 81 Nassau
Street, N. Y.
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GRAND JURORS-DEC. TERM, 1862

Bur. Berwick -srownsani W. Boone.
Benton.-Sanuel McHenry.
Callaw,s>a-John h. Robbins.
Cenue-Charle> Hill, George Herring, John
Eckrolh Eilwooh Hughes.
Con, ,uIham-Renben Wasser.
Fishnacrepk k-DavId Savage.
Greenwooi -Gso9e Washbutn.
Jackson john Der.
LOcuSt-Sdmurl Mears.
Monlonr-W'iam Erastcs, Elias DETER
i"h, PhiIIp Faust.
Nj tllnn-Jarob Yote. ir.
Mount Plea>an,-W Wil.lam Howell.
Madison -C,rn- Dem 1T.
R'arrliorrpek Charles Eek, Adam Gable
Scoli--EIla- kmm. Charles Lee, Jo-eph
Lliey, Thomas TTruch.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The Examination on Of Teachers will be continued as
follows: o.,-,o
Centre, at rppcr Lime Ridge, thursday October 80.
Orange, at OrHngevlllc Friday, Oct. ~.
Fsn.ngorccE, Dealers schsoi II" saturday Nov
nrnton and Shuearlonf at Bcnton, NJ Onduy Nov T.
scott at Light street, Tuesday Noy 4.
NOutour aud llemlnck, Vt Buck Horn, Nov. S.
Cattawissa end Erankln, Caitawis.a, Nov 6.
Beaver. M,charls H., Friday Now,
Maine al Naineviie, saturday Nov. 4.
l'nnyngham, nj t,..uierviile, on Monday. Nov 10.
Locus tand Roa.nlGYce NuIRidia, Nov. II.
Miilin, IA, Mitilnvile, on Wednesday, Nov IL
VT PIrrsant, at llutchison's cn ThnTsdcy. Noy l3.
Jackson, Lower Union Church, Friday; Nny. IA.
Madison at Jersey town, On saturday, Nov. Is
The exercises az IL the above places 70 compence at
10 o'riock A NJ
Punctusy is desired, aud the attcRdance OF drccr
tors requested, 1890 - .
NoY. !, ls6s,-r
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THE SEMI WEEKLY World.

Three dollars per anuum; two copies TO one od,
dress, Five Dollars five copies to one address Eev.
Dollars. TO clergynen, two dollars per year Single
COPIES three cents, published Tuesdays and Fridays
Ten copies. $50,
For club or ten copies an extra copy will be sent for
one year
For club twenty copies copy Of the Daily for
one year
For club of fifty copies, the Daily, Weekly, aud
Semi. Weekly will be sent for one year.
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A GRANGE FOR SUBsTITUTEs,-As
Greedy apcars to have iu his custody 9OO,-
100 sturdy Abolitionists who he says, are
eager to 60 into the negro stealing busincs,
under "Massa Lincum's' proclamation, it
would not be bad idea for the Harrisburg
,peculators in white flesh to apply to
Horace for substitutes. 1t is possible the
Philosopher would not object if ho could
be satisfied there is money in it, as there
is nothing in his creed to prevent him
traiFcking in white men ii he can thereby
bpnit the negro. We have no doubt u
note addressed to the ". Y Tribune on the
su ct would receive Immediate attention
Patriot D. Union.