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And we have grand aggregate of 5l,SOO
Showing that Pennsylvania within one
month, will have in the field nearly $4,000
men, should DO further requistion be made
upon her.
By adding the forces furnished under the
hrst requisition for twenty-five regiments,
amounting 10 1880 men, Pennsylvania 8
contribution to the war; within six months, is
shown TO be II, ,320 men.
By this statement it will be seen that
Pennsylvania, taking the men furnished for
three months and those for three years, has
contributed already fourth more meu than
the State OF New York, more than the New
. England States combined, and more alto
gsther than Ohio, lDdanna and Illinois
These are facts, aud we want the people o
our own State, as we'll as those OF the othe
loyal States 10 the Union to understand apt
appreciate them.
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For Associate Judge.

Subject to the Rules and Usages of the Demo
cratic Party.
JESSE c. HORTON.
Point township, July l3, 1861.
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PENNSYLVANfA.

government, TeUOsylVanla mas lurnlsned
rs regiments Of 78O men each. l9,50O
regiments called for by the United
States directly of ,040 men each. AGO
ls regiments, Pennsylvania reserve
volunteer corps, of ,04O men each. 1890
Recruits estimated for Sickles', Carl.
baldi's, Bakers regimente, &c, &C.,
at least 5000
First City Troop and McMullin's Ran
gers, $50
Total men, 42,S00
The news OF the defeat at Bull Run reach.
ed Harrisburg at one o'clock on Monday
morning, the 22d Of July, when urgent cals
were made upon Pennsylvania for more
troops by the Commander.in Chief and the
Secretary of War. At that time two of the
regiments of the reserve volunteer corps
were at Harrsburg-oDe at West Chester
two at Easton--one at Greencastle-- at
Pittsburg and one eight miles beyond
Hope we'll, which had been ordered to sup
port Col. Biddle.
All of these regiments we're concentrated
@. Harrisburg, and thrown into the cities of
Baltimore and Washington within theincred.
ible short period of four days.
1t is a remarkable fact, too, that of the
fifteen regiments sent to Washington within
that time from all the loyal states, ten were
from Pennsy ylvGnia.
Pennsylvania has now almost ready for the
feld-
Que regiment of Cavalry, OF I,040
One regiment Of Artillery, Of l,040
Twelve regiments of Infantry, Of ,040
men each l2,4eO
Fourteen regiments accepted directly
by the U. >. Government Of ! 040
men each, to take the place OF the
three months volunteers Fetir-
ing. 1860
Showing an aggregate OF 29,l2C
TO this aggregate add the troops o..
ready furnished for three years:
The Penu'a Reserve Corps of
thirteen regiments 1880
The four regiments accepted for
three years, as above refer
red to $3.50
The enlistment from Pennsylva.
nia for other states 5000
--22 ,GS(
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EY LArEsr-GEN. WISE RErREArING.-
The rumored defeat of Gen. Wise ia Western
Virginia. is cot confirmed, but that he is
retreating to Lewisburg, is certain, followed
by Gen. Cox. The rebels destroyed Ganley's
bridge, and it will take three days to con.
struct o floating one.
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gg- GEN. WooL.-There has been some
mystery and considerable speculation in
regard to the movements of this distinguished
General, and il is not even now known why
some active command in the army has not
been assigned to him. The Secretary and
Gen. Scott, no doubt, have good reasons for
not svailng themselves of the services of on
officer who, at one time, was distinguished for
his military skill as we'll as his courage
Gen. Wool has published bis correspondence
with the War Department, which shows that
the Department has treated hin with grea'
courtesy and respect in accepting bis expla
nations for having transcribed his authority
Gen. W ool's statement does not throw much
light on the subject calculated to remove The
mystery, or make his case more favorable
but it is not impossible that his age msy have
something to DO with the matter.
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hpsisiaesIrc.

4 hereby offer myself a Union Candidate for
Il the Office of Legislature for Northumberland
County. soliciting the votes Of all persons lavo--
able to enforcing the Laws and the Constitution
and sustaining the present General AdminlstTa'
ton 30 long as its actions are in accord:
ance therewith pledging myself ii elected to
perform every duty incumbent upon the position
to the best of my ability, dscardng all party dil-
ferences.
JESSE YOCUM.
Northumberland, Aug g. 1861.
A Good Chance for an Enterprising Man
v2HII L subscriber wants partner in the Mar
bic business, sober Perseryering man who
can speak both the English aud German langLa
ges, to that will suit, cash capital required
For particulars inquire of
JOHN A. TAYLOR.
Northumberland, Aug. 3, ls6l,--3m
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ca An evergreen arch has been placed
over the Northern Central Railroad, near the
Central Hotel. Between the festoons of ev,
ergreen, below the centre of the arch, is sus
pended banner in cribed with the words
welcome Home !" Further up the square
is another smalIer evergreen arch. put up by
the "Greeuough Guards" Here also is sus
pended q banner with the same inscripl ion
with q small American flag on each side. In
Fawn Street, at the Sbamokin Valley crossing
there is another. and still another 10 Whortle
berry Street, al the crossing Of the Northerr
Central Railroad.
Since writing the above, we observed sin
liar arch in 'front.' of the Washington House
aud one 10 front of the Lawrence House, q
well ss' several in Water Street.
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fg- The Selinsgrove Times seems to exnlt
over the disastrous retreat Of our soldiers at
Manassas and Bulls Run, aud says it is
amused at the attempts made to invent Oh
excuse for the "inglorious defeat Of the North
in fair fight" We are not much surprised
at anything the Times may say or do, unless
it would be the publication of loyal and
sensible article 10 its columns, but we are
surprised that any good citizens capable OF
distinguishing treason from patriotism, should
suffer such sheet to enter their house hold.
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60 The following order issued by General
PATTERSON, 10 mastering out Of service, the
llth Regiment, is highly complimentary to
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THE ILLNESS OF COL. FARNHA,

Col. Farnham, Of the New York Fire Zou
aves, who was so severely wounded in th
Bulls Run 6ght as to cause temporary insan
ity, and his consequent removal to the lnsan
Asylum, is reported as doing well to-day, an
is out of danger.
THE REPORTED ROUTE VIA LEEsBURG TO VASE
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The reported Intention of Beauregard t.
make demonstrations on Washington by wa,
Of Leesburg does not alarm the Government
They are 10 condition to intercept an,
such movement on the part of the Rebel or
my.
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IL The New Albany lind. Ledger lerrns
from q cabinet dealer In that city, that set Of
chsirJ, which he sold for Sii and shipped on the
last trip OF the steamer Louisville to New Orleans,
was chargeable with IS 30 duty at that port, and
that the owner had to paw that amount before
taking possession of the chairs.
III Telegraphs begin to be looked upon as the
ruin Of military strategy, and with their
KONG, German authority, says 10 is impossi BILE
10 exercise real generalship. Under our own OBJ
serv4tion we know that a telegraphic despatch
prevented the Star Of the West from reinforcing
Fort Sumter.
~ News has been received Of the German
traveller vogel, who has been long missing He
10 understood TO be a prisoner In the Wadai at
wara, and great efforts are being made TO procure
his release. He 10 acting counsel Of the Sulta
Of that country, but has been unable hitherto to
escape.
u Mr.. Joseph Barbiere, whom many Of our
citizens NAV remember a dancer upon the stage
with Madame Hutin. has, we are sorry to say,
sunk from his high position into that Of a seces-
sion candidate for the mayoralty Of Memphis
LostsrtIls Journal.
~ The New Orleans Crescent says that the
secession cause Is gaining ground in Virginia
We trust that IL VIII soon gain ground to tbs
depth Of about six feet, and that the earth viii
then be shoveled over II, covering II forevermor.
from the ewes Of men.-PreHties.
1.-THE great railway bridge over the the
Rhine at zehl, has been finished. The draw
are easily turned. They were subjected before US
TO an enormous pressure by two heavy trains, anC
tie fexion was foupd to be very Uncomfortable
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wASTED.-A city correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury, In his communication on the wants
Of the war, says:
Privateers, also, are wanted-elever long bodied
low, ack-looking sloops and schooners, carry
ing single long gun, on pivot, and clever
p rsonnsI of forty able-bodied men. We beg, too,
90 suggest that every schooner sloop barge dug
out In our own ad jacent harbors will find admir-
able pickings. Let our venturous cruisers look
after and pick up the goods and chates Of our
mics. To our brave boys we have but one word
to say aim low, sink, burn and utterly destroy the
Invaders.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE FREE MISSISSIPPI.

HE II L = "ISShoshEEhs
Restless, turbid, rolling river.
Rearing on thy trout led breast
CountIess wrecks, that rock forever
In their cradle OF unrest
Hurlins swift in wild commobon,
All the spOlls Of ravaged lands,
Torn. to feed ipratlate ocean,
By the hundred giant hand.
Free. since the creations dsvning.
since the day star of delight
Heralded that primal morning
Born Of chaos and I'D night
Appia rid Of the nations,
Vast aorta OF the West.
Who shall bind thy free pulsations.
Chain the heavings OF thy breast!
When the Father of the waters
Shrinks afffighted from your hands,
When the love of wives and daug hters
Fails the freemen of the land,
When the pledge our fathers gaveus
With the Union, sinks in night,
Ersp then, no laws enslave Ms,
Ours are still both right aud might.
On thos the highway of our Valley
{ hall our children move in pride,
For fhiS right each man shall rally
From Its sources to the tide.
Shall the traitors. in their treason,
Choke the life blood in our veiRs.
By the q cd OF truth and reason.
We will never wear their chains.
ILoEiSrlis Journal.
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SOUTHERN SENSATIONAL" DISPATCHES The
Augusta (seorgia) papers Of Saturday publish
special dispatches from Montg omery announcing
as reliable On dit that the Confederate Govern
ment will Immediately issue letters Of marque
and reprisal; and that Gen. Renneau, In conjunc-
ton with Maj Ben. McCulloch, have proposed
to the Confederate States Government to have
twenty-five thousand men in w ashi ng ton in ten
days. The dispatches also state that Mai. McCul-
1och has now ten thousand men in Virginia, and
he has purchased ten thousand stand OF arms 10
equip them.
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AhRIVhLS AT THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS HOTEL.-P White, l. 8
Wells, l. B Bromall, Pc; w II Clarke, NY;
tin, NY; Gehr, Pa; Williams and family
Miss Gardner, Mass; d : Brocherton. Pa; l. II
Palmes, Brotherton. III; f Legnine, w Nc
Culloch, NY; w Hoffman, nd; 1t Prime, w
X w illiams, USA; ] w Evuman, Il Miller.
etettoul, NJ Fletcher. f Leutz, Pa; c
Wolcott and son, o; A Cummings,-; NJ Han
cock, Ky; Gov Hicks, w X Partridge, Md; s
Chambus, Pa; Mrs and Miss Beebe Miss Dance,
Il X Beeoe, q Cutter, Rev T. n Kirk, Miss
Kirk, 3 Tobey and daug hter, Mass; J Tomlln-
son, o; Gross. CO; A Morse, NJ ass; Capt n
Kiag; ssAi H Murray and lady, Miss Mason,
N.Y. DR. Hooner, USN; b Alexander, USA; w
Jones, Ala; ID Veasey, Ne; ] T. Williams, Ala;
p NJ snow, Mass; Kingswell and lady, Cana;
Hon = simmons, RI; u ABensamen, NO; w II
Foster, iii; w Leayenworth, C 3 Bushnell NY;
PS suckney, Pa Com Storen, USN; C Greene,
p Cnderhil, NY; A Gusmison, wis; " ELL
maker, Z w Conn, PA A Gilchrist and lady
Miss Carter, Mas; T Naylor, Pa; F. N Biddle
Casey, Pa; b lockwood, CT; d T Charles
NATIONAL HOTEL Murphy, Md; GEE
Teal, w Hickey, DC; W Duffy, NY; p German
Va Pfaw, Ky; Rawson, c Arick, F N
Peabody, r Strong, Pa; Z F johnson, CT; Co
JAMESON, Fitzpatrick, J Heckart, r vandi
yer, J Cooper, Md; Farnsworth, Mo; !
Sharpley, II c Kerr, J II Heenan, La; .Pruyn
NY;w Mower, MINI; "a Jarvis, H,GouIc, \
Z; Mr.. Fox, w Kohler, w Jordan, Va; G Ker
shaw, Pa.
BROWNS HOTEL-L n Cochran, w Ball
A NJ Brook, Jones, w Wortning and ly, Md
N Read, u Hart, Barclay, w Brown, r Busk
MI Colston, i n Towner, Va; III White, q; .
b Stunburgh, Cal; @ Dashein G Chapman anC
fam, fem; NJ NJ smith, NY; d II Bailey, Kan;
Trundnersen, o; Z Goldsmith, I'll; w Brady ant
ly, Va
WASHINGTON HOUsE-C Reber. Pa;
Bassing. . Satter, @ W illiams, p Ostrander
M Thorndike, Me; l. Simpson, ri Frantz
Nd; Roberts and ly, o; ID F Parker, 8 Dean
Mass Fish, J Rogers, Kan.
kRKWOOD HOUSE.-Lt Sturcon Cal; w 7
Bhkinson, III; 5 Wilkinson, USA; Smith
Archbold, George, II Jones, q Gault Pa;
+ rerhune, b Go den, Tex; NJ Coryell, NY
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SECESSION DEAD IN NEW MEXICO The New
Mexican mails have arrived at Independence
with dates To the LIST last. A correspondent saws
that secession IL dead In New Mexico and the
Union feeling continues very strong, thouo b she
will 60 with Missouri. There will be no con ven
zion to form State constitution, as the people
- most unanimous against 1t. They are ex-
ats - 'mmissioners from Texas to ma ke over
Pecln c. "rritory to 60 with Texas, but their
lures to ttatI>> siected
oyerturea will be H.
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ROOTS AND sHOEs- TO SUIT TIE
- TIMES.
We are nov manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a~kaao
supply of eastern made work of every de- Il
scrFptiou, made expressly to order, and will u
be sold at . much lower price than has BEEN ~.
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
ARTICLES.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, will always find q good assor.men
In store and ~ the lowest prloes. Give ms call,
GRIFFIN BRO.
apS-r 314 Pennsylvania avenue,
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
D LILO N OTICE. ------
Dzr.1lEE,e.r re IsT,..S,.}

Wsskiasfes, Dst. IS, is6O. I
Public notice 10 hereby given taat bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feloniorsy sbstrsstsd
from the custody of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes Notice has
also been given e. the proper officers of the respeo-
live States to stop the payment thereof; and I'll
persons are warned against purchasing or reoeTv-
ing any of said bonds and coupons, - the claim Of
the United States thereto will b prosecuted 10 the
utmost extent Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars,vls:
Six per cent Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
Juno and August, 1857.
State of Missiouri. st. Louis and Iron Mountain
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nist'' takes rather q
n 100 Lon 20 70; thinks II the
Border States remain firm the sece>- ~. nv :
be mucH more than Piedmont formerly y, 49, anu
that o President l." 10 impressing the Aner.~
public with q considerable sense Of his shrewd-
mesa, reticence and caution" and of his desire to
feel his way carefully before be takes any step, or
causes " the horrors Of civil war.n
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issued June, las! and Sonds No sSY, and sbovs
thai, dated ApsSst s51, Isysbie Ut the Phcnix
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.:;i ssHs; S:ss :sS vs. FIX
able In January and July.
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Nofx-The bonds numbered 3H4 and below, 10
sued In January, 1857; No $40, And above that,
Hsued In August, 1sd, payable st Phonix Bank.
New York city. ~
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From the Democrat, 81. Cloua. Minn.
nyou are, or have been troubled with the head
aohe, send for box, (Cephalio Pills. 80 that you
may have them In case OF an. attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-17

No1l. Those bonds are dated January, ias7,
payable at Bank Of Commerce, New York, In
November, 1885, Interest payable In January and
July OF each rear.