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KOlIcck,s DandeIlon Coffee.

THIS preparation, made from the best
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AND
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November is. 1859.
LEATAR! LATHER |!

SE,HE undersigned would announce, that
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emporium on Main street, Bloomsburg. an
assortment of different kind OF lealhet, ,such
as fine cali skins, morocco, [red aid black
and iiniDgs, all OF which he VIII sell cheap
er than can be ha5 elese where in this thar-
ket. Call and examine them ior yourselves. i.
JOHN X GIRTON.
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NORTHWARD.

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he Great
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81 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
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Oct. 21.Is63
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INTERESTING FROM LOUISIANA
Highly Satisfactery II Reconnaissance

FEw YORK, March 20--The EeraId's New
Oriesns letter Of Lbe 18th insCant says Colonel
IeTTs, with his regiment OF cavalry. arrirsi
yesterday from madisonvil.s and nearly ali t1e
country batween Targipcho and Pearl rivers
Thee companies OF the 9th and 10th sattalions
OF Louisiana Ga vsIrs We're driven from ;)hap,
papela rivtr. numoer Of them were cap
tnItd, and also ssTe OF the blood loulds with
which they were hCntiae cons scripts.
Thirty negro"s, captured by the rebels from
q plantation near Fort Pike, wers retak4a
On the. 9Th there wss not an armed rsbel
withiu sixty miles Of HaolsonvilIa, excepting,
possibly, g frw strag yiers.
f nlnGber OF rebel soldiers have been psroled
ct SicksbnrE aud Port Hudson. Thy had
heeh trorght in white sudeavering TO oaroid the
conscrIption. .r. ..-. .-.r
Large Suar'itias OF co ton have been discov.
trsd. but could not be removed for lack OF
transportation.
The sentiment Of the people is un mi tax ably
fer he Un on.
A portion OF the Sd Mar yiaoa consists OF t0t
who were formerly rebel soldiers, frrm For
D,laV are, who took the oath o? allegiance and
On istsd. There have been no assertions frcu,
Ii ip the tase of the snemy.
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FR0M THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Attempted Rebel Crossing Of the Ras,dan-
Their hepGlse in two Places


NEW YORK, MaTch 20.-The Times spacisl
oespstch fiota the army OF the potoma "a 8
that the excitement about the threatened ra.c
2y Stuar. has subsidized. A deta hnens o: the
keoel army crossed the Rappahaanoek al
i1edericEsburg, on Wednesday night, and ths
foioWin5 Gay Col. Bryan, OF the lstu penua
Cavalry capturt % or the parry
On Friday morning detachment Of tae en-
emy crossed a. do tens ford aud drove III tn.
7th Michigan pi kets, but wscs Subsequently
repulsed and 1CrJed 20 rscross the river
Inc Seconh Corps we're dischtrgIug their
pieces all Saturday forenoon. which may per
maps account Tor The firing heard IN The direc-
uoE of DumIries There ara other Indications
of Rebel ncmons .ra ions witch are lot proper
70 be pUbiis ed.
Stuart Il massing his cavalry at Charlottes.
vile, where he has three hrigadas. and at
fredericksburg, +! " bere he has two hriyadss
The reported attempt OF the enemy to cross at
Raccot n Foro was not correct. The lei NJ lcbi.
ean cavalry, 1896 strong, went to the front IN
Saturday. =
Twelve deserters from the 18th Loaisfaoa
(rebeD cegimsnt, arrived in our lines within
three days. Tht are the frat desertars that
have cone In from that regiment They got
hold Of the Presidents ProcIamstiop whIrb
was distributed by ki:patrick's raidsrt.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
EASSOCIATED PRESS DIspATUHES.l
FROM GEN'L BANKS, DEp.RrnEyr

Great Activity at Npaaquartprs-St,rr,u
News Anticipated aoou-Delesates to bs
Elected 10 the GoHktitutionRi Ccny.n.
ton, -
NEW YORK, March 19.-The following hss
been received here:
NEW ORLEAhs, March I2.-There is consid.
cradle stlr and activity IN military matters
Gen baEBf l. On tie eve OF dspsrtur. for Wes-
isin Louisiana. His objective point i prob
Eui oeats has siIeeoy starred tor that place II
is st3pected rather formidable works of defence
VIII be enccuntered by the iron cIads haIo "
me uioutn 81 the Red river and alexandra
M ManisonSltte, small town on Lake Popcnar.
train, opposite 10 New Orleans, has been
evacuated. Twas occupied by our soress until
thlr'eenth Of January, and extensiveSfortii.
Cstions We're thrown up on the land side
These y oTks were leIJ intact bur add uothiuy
TO the strength OF ihe pl ace for the rebals.
Is easily approached by water. The ooiect
sought by occupying the place was 20 open
coInInunithtIon with Baton Rouge. General
Growers whole force has been ordered to con.
Gel Il sic a. lhe latter ACE.
ihs 25,h Mas regiment has re-
enlisted. 1t VIII Start fcr home arout tna 10th
instant, on thirty days furlough.
II Is believed that some sort Of understand i'm q
nae eeen entered into between Generals Banks
and Steele, by which Western Louisiana aud
southern Arkansas is to be cleared Of rebel
troops.
An order has just osen issued by General
consul ntSnal convention On tue 2 To ms st:,ut
tEe convention mees in New Orlean; On the
9th OF April. There are to be one hundred and
nifty delegates chosen on the white basis. as
per census of 1850. New Orleans Will nave
sixty three members.
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HAIk DYE Han Dye

Bachelors ceIe brated sir DIE is shs 6ss. IN ess
world. The only harmless, trae and rs!ia3L nTs
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r. k,nsty or Gre. Hair instantly to 0 Glesss
6icos or NotHraI Bycun, without in yuri,s ths har
OF stsinins the skin. leaving the rsiT set snd
sesatif1i, IN parts ffssh vitality tfequeatly re-
storing Its pristine color, ard rectifes ths al ELECTS
of Bad Lyss. The aenuine is signed WILLIAs i
ssfoEELoa, all Others are n sYe iloiEstions, ap1
should be- avoided Sold by all drv ggists. dc. sss
tory--si Barclay street. New York Batchs!nrs
aes Toilet Cream Tor dressing ths hair. jy 7,eoty
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Movements of I

Novems nts of Gems. Grant aud Sherman.
LOUISVILLE, March 1e-Lie utenant GsGeral
Grant PISS sed through here to night on his Vsy
to Washington, and General Sherman en- route
for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March A.-9eneral Grant and
STAFF arrived this morning, and lett to night for
Warrington. General Sherman also arrived
this ming
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The Threatened Invasion of X entucky J

LOUISVILLE, March I9.--Ths Joornat OF his
morning, IN an editorial, makes the following
remarks concerning cor spiracy in Kennedy
TO take the State over TO the Confederate Gov
ernment:-" We doubt not that there Is some
1oundauon FOR This Tumor, and We base our
opinion by the fact that Macy OF the rebel
troops which have bec n are intensely and pas.
eiopately anxious for a trium nh of tine rabal.
lion within her limits. We advise, no Weyar
that he position OF the invading host, at or b..
ycnd Cur borders, be understood as the bast
reason for Aeeping quiet the sympathizers
within the EIste.''
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FOURTH WARD STATION NCAsEs-Alexander
Moore, grand larcei y; jail for court. Sarah
Brown. drunk anG disorderly; az so. Peyton
Harris. threats: dismissed Ida Ernest, drunk
and disordsrly; s25s. Barney Paul, drunk;
1858. Timothy Lyons, 90; Si5s. VIM. IL.
swat. petty larceny; dismissed. Patrick
Fitzpatrick, drunk; do Mary Kelly, druak
snd disorde1ly; workhnuse Jas McCauiey,
dis rdsIly: 215S. Mary Aun Smith, do 30 sd.
susanna Doverain, do; g.. 3d. Tnos. Downs,
drunk; wolkhouee
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- A new volunteer 10 PhiIadeiphIa hay
ing received large bounty, went into a Tiger
beer saloon and after treating number Of bogus
frierds got rid OF them by swallowing the
haiance of his green ha cks, $50, which ha pre-.
fsrrea doing 20 contip uiug to spend it for MS
new tOpnd friends
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~ A school teacher named l.. . Spiuliing
is on rrs. at Shirley. Mass, for cruelty beating
and Otherwise maifreaiing two Of his napils
hccauss they refused 10 read from Pr otss ts N &
Bible. The parents ot the children IRE Ustn.
olics and having conscientious scruples on
ne suite T. directed The children no. u read rns
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A Report Contraaicted

New YORK. March 20.-Tha statement that
Government Seized or Threatened to eeize Ger
tam locomotive shops at the north is uusrua
II is stated that The locomotive m IL u tactursrs
responded chet rfuliy to the request Of ne
aGthoritiss for large supply Of these articles.
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LOUISIANA AvasuB,
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GEORGE jEA..'''..... Proprietor
The great standard variety heater of Washi ~
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VI Jenny I'm, Li, appears to night 1t the Great
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From the army of tn. Potomac.

NEW YORK, March 2o.--The Times publishes
an account frcm fbe Army OF he Potomac
stating ihat two rebel parties crossed IN. r tD.
pahsnaock IL Fredericksburg and MoretJn,s
Ford on Friday, bat were repuIsed.
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: SPFRMAroRKHGA O An Sc CURsp.-Dt Rand IS Sre-
cifc cures spfnli'0rrh0a, Seminal sYsaksesS I'm
potHsy Loss of P0Icef. SpesfJiy and sk xtt1iy
lie effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
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street and Pa svenss, Wasbirgto and Genry
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TN. BLousr. solia'tor for Petitioners
MOTOR

NOTICE
PufFnert TO an order os the Orpba ans Court OF
WssE ing ton county, duly ratided and eop6rnsi by
TIE susfepe Court Of the District OF CoinmbiA,
Sittna - fquity, will be sold ss Public Auorion
10 the h ghsat bidder on MONDAY, the Hat day Of
harah p sent at ga O'Clock p m, the prsn mis-
e., ali TIA estate night, title interest claim aad
teTspd OF Annie I'll 3zaeeth Andsr,ou minor h.fr
OF siea Anderson. deceased, Of, In, and to the
above osfcribed property, =
Terms On- ,niro OF the purchase money oAsh.
q ff OF which WI be IeQuired Ut the sac or ths
p earty viii Re fmmed ate , re-soli; the balance
in tiI snd twelve months wit interest This de
.rsd payments to be secured bY adesd in trust on
the prelu tses
An eonssysnees, including Revenue stamps a.
the eIpepse Of the purchaser, and to be prepared
BY tie Sol tifof In the csuse
ANN ELfZA ANDERSON,
Guardian OF Annie Et'Eaoeth Anderson
Fohip Rtor es.y, Harch 9, 1885,
mill ecA ds j. O ho3DIRA 4 90 austa
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PERSONAL.

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tvl vo5 ant and Test Medium $50 ut nsar Ash de
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ivlpe frisnds 4 distance. tsllH their eheractsr
SeN DANES. examines otsessas perfectly m SsnA
nees, r sds the future. Hours from 10 . m till 8
M sfftipss 81 nhT I'm
M BE .NHIN Ii CURING B0PRtkss CASES
IVA OF DISEASE = :
By MAsnstism ani Electricity,
when I'll other treatment fails OAN aad see tes-
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botfhine, and ~i.h II 10 ea underft hc6 that We
not COM ectee with any other plsos OF ths kind ia
the city. where Stsn ping ts advert,set. Ry"0ur
place Is 3s street. post hs Pate On CO Ee
look OF 8 that you 10 not mistake the street Wa
daily receive new Patterns tor Braid ana Enbrof
derry just out, ana stamp yeuv goues vhiIs you
.rt hsohipe stitching neatl,Sope. fsls
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any description, should call inlr1edisteiy upon
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and succst sful nanpeT t
The DcSt0r's Diploma ban as in his Off CO.
% ''' @1'l ~'' f'S' I'''ibf DR. DAVIS.
ass 7tk street, opposite Post Oh se,
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NE.voUs DEBILITY. SakIsaL HsAKxsss, etc,
IAN Be CETed by enc who has really erred nfnseI
ano hund eds of olhsrs, and pi! tell ynu nothi an
but tie rsfh. address with starnp,
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these Pills will prove their Superiority or,r all
others. Price 81 box. Sold by s. c. Ford. corner
18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
C0ok, Alexandria. iasIr
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By N v: BUCKLEY. Austionssr.

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E>XsCU TORS SALE By vi ,us Of tha last viii
H end testament OF Sa Lucas. deceased. y Ill
AyTt' ST cook p. M, on the PREMISES the ls.s
issidsbcs OF mre Iucas in GEORGETOWN, 60 = pris-
ibs that pert OF Lot feveqtY-six, i7S1 OF Old
9soegetosn lying en- the east side Of Oso,l sllsy,
tssItDg oze hundred and ni' ETY. feet said alley
eJ f"r-y Dirs fss deep. nd the uthvast part OF
seventy three (7'J for ty ntne feet six 10
Ispkts By dfIy fest wids; tbs who,e proved by
Ake, ats Oct sk p 70 OF the same day, on the
lfEm sgs Lot No, thirty.fvs, 1851 In DsAkinf, Lee
and CsI.nevs p .dditis n to eoEsstoxn, forth
thirty feet on Green street. by oas handrsd sa1
Pane Hing "
ferms OF ssls One third OF the purchase money
% ks laid In cash; and the residus 10 equal In
stam' rts, st SIX aud twelve hs, vita interest
tc ~ secured.
Ib. terms o sale must be complied with within
veel after sale or The pfopsrty mas be re 90
- the risb and ooet the drst rshsseP sitter ons
We< e<tr'potiss WAbfERS COX ExseutoF
mhr sc& de- N. v. bUCKBY, Aust.
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DAPERHAHGIN9s AND
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ss,ia sn dining Is 129ns Se I'm Also @ on hand, EIEs;
rASsE1S, sc ali OF rhi3h he ia o. spared to .ei
st the lowest cash prices All ps psrs hung In shs
oity or country by experienced wor sm sn at short
notice.
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