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deafening applause. The Bloomsbury and
Light Street Bands were in attendance and
enlivened the proceedings with a number
of national airs. The feeling in favor of the
Government and the determinations to stand
by the "stars ard stripes" was Universal =
Cheers were seyeraIy proposed for the stars
and stripes, the Union, the President OF the
United States, the Army, the Navy, etc ),
ETC., and were each given with a will
Never was such enthusiasm manifested in
public meeting at this place. Offers were
made for Volunteers and a number res pond
ed by enlisting at once. The President
stated that money and everything necessary
be furnished and that subscription head
ed by several individuals with One hun
dred Dollars each had already begun.
On motion of Mr.. Neal it was
Resolued, That Committee of one from
each town in this county be appointed by
the Chair to collect funds to equip and de-
| fray the expenses of those who may volun-
teer in defence of their Country in this
emergency.
ResolUed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in al! the papers of
this county.
The Chair appointed the following nam
ed gentlemen
Orangeville.-E Lazarus, VIM Fritz.
Bloom w Neal, p. Billmeyer.
Light Street.-Peter Ent. s. L. Betle.
Miffln e. B. Brown, Chas. H. Hess.
Espy.-Alfred Creveing, John Trembly
Rohrsburg.-E. Weuman. w. A Kline
| Hemock DIR w W. McReynolds
Sylvester Pursel.
! Jerseytown Col. Neal Mccoy, Kiefel
A. Smith.
Millville.-Sanuel Kisner, John Eeggot.
Cattawissa John SharpIess, Stephen
Badly.
.Slabtown-Reuben Fahringer, J. Yeager
Mainville.-Wm. T. Shuman Isaac Yeuer
Centerville-Danief Jamison Elisha w M
Lowe.
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Mass Meeting at BlOOmsburg
AH Parties participating - Great Enthusiasm.
Men and Money FTeelg Offered.

AH Parties participating - Great Enthusiasm.
Men and Money Freely Offered.
On Wednesday last the following call was
issued through hand bills, to wit:
Rally FREEMEN OF THE UNIos.-A meet
ing OF the citizens of Columbia county will
be held at the Cour. House, on 7hurSdsy,
The 18th inst, at eight O'Clock, in the even
ing, TO take into consideration the state of
the Country, aid in the preservation of the
Government We are in the midst of war!
The time has come when every good citi :
zen must declare himself on The side of "tbe
Union ard the Constitution" An arm ed
rebellion is seeking the destruction of a
government, the best ever devised by hu-
man wisdom. Patriots will TO arms, traitors
only will hang back The present troubles
oblherates old party divisions, and hence-
forth we must be known as loyal Citizens,
or Traitors. UNION NOW AND FOREVER
Bloomsbhrg, 10, 1861.
In response 10 The call an immense crowd
of the citizens of Bloomsburg and vicinity
assembled at the Court House, at o'clock
on Thursday evening. The meeting was
organized by appointing the following off
GERS :
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Holio,coys PiHs.-An ihcontrover:ible truth.
The Blood The source of health. The blood
is the river Of life and conveys on lis cur.
rent the elements of health or disease in IFS
course through The fibres and tissues of the
human irame-if pure it strengthens the
muscles, braces the nerves, gives solidity
10 the bone firmness TO The flesh iustre 10
;he eye, btiliancy 10 the complexion and
elasticity 10 the animal spirits when viiiat-
ed, it infects the whole system and is pro-
life OF such disorders as scurvy scroiula
and all cutaneous eruprions. With these
facts before US, we see how essential II is
TO health 10 preserve the blood pure-Hol-
loways Pills Will purify it in the most efiec-
tnal manner, no matter how tainted ii may
be.
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The NEXT CoEGREss The Congress which
is 10 assemble on the 4lh of July next, in
pursuance of the call of the President, will
consist in the Senate of % Republicans and
% Democrats and Americans, emitting the
vacancies 10 be filled in the House o
Representatives of lo4 Republicans and 5s
Democrats, without taking into considera
lion fifty members 10 be chosen IN Califor.
MIA, Kentucky, Kansas, Maryland, North
Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. The
seven seeded States are OF course exclud.
ed from the estimate.
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The WAR.-Ths people of BloomsDurg
are united ir the support of the position
taken by the Government in this hour of
the country's peril. The news of the sur
render of Sumpter was received with deep
regret, but the blow struck on the side of
treason has aroused a deep feeling of in
dignation in the bosoms of all classes. The
excitement of the past week has been in
tense. A patriotism has shown itself among
our citizens, which will not rest short ol
seeing the laws executed, and treas on COM
PEELED to retreat 10 the black hearts of its
originators. No more politics is heard
in Bloomsburg; the people, as with one
heart and one mind, uphold the Union, and
are anxious for its safely. No apoogists
for treason are seen or heard here now
and thus it is said to be throughout the en-
tire Slate. Le, The people thus everywhere
in the loyal States second the Government
and rebellion will soon hide its diminished
headH
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No vAcArros AND NO cHAros OF TEACHER.

No VACATION AND NO CHAkos OF TEACHERS.
1T will be interesting 10 many of our rea-
ders TO know, that while there is 10 be no
change in the Faculty, the session of the
Iron City College continues uninterrupted
during the summer, Students having the
privilege Of entering al any time. Prof
Cowley, the distinguished and world-re-
no@ned Renman, still confines his connec-
ton with The College, while the other de-
panments are represented By the same
Professors who have for years given this
Institution such wonderful celebrity and
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Ad.ministratOr's A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of
1N Administration on the estate OF Thomas
Alien, SEN, late of Mlflin township, Col.
County, have been granted by The Register
of said county TO William Aien, residing in
Nescopeck township, Lnzeme county and
Thomas Aten, residing IN Mflm township
Columbia county. All persons having
claims or demands against The estate of the
decedent, are requested 10 make Them
known 10 the undersigned without DELAY
and those indebted will make payment
forthwith 10
WILLIAM ATEN, .a,,,
THOMAS ATEN. NAo' C.
Nifflin AoriI 10 1861 at
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Two of the gallant soldiers entrusted with
the defence of Harpef's Ferry were killed
by The rebels o. that place during their
retreat, after they had destroyed the public
property TO prevent il from falling into the
hands of the Secessionists. But the soldiers
of the United States will not much longer
be unavenged victims of cowardly and
merclless foes. The time is rapidly com>
ing when blows can be given as well as
taken.
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MILITIA OF New JERsEy.-There are in
New Jersey IS organized militia companies
numbering 4.400 officers and men. The
number of men liable to do militia duty is
1885. In addition to the arms now dis.
lributed among The military there are in the
State Arsenal about Is, 900 muskets of vari-
ous descriptions, but OF these not more than
hall are servicsable. The army equipments
in the Arsenal are mostly old ard unser-
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Further Particulars.

The following dispatch from the Phia-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road Depot, partially confirms the reported
destruction of bridges on that road, south OF
The SusqueAanna river:
BROAD AND PRIME STREETS, April 20
One of the bridges in Baltimore, and anoth-
er bridge at some distance from that city
have been destroyed. No trains for Balti-
more have left this depot to-day.
Negro Disturbances in Maryland.
gentleman of Philadelphia, formerly OF
Kent county, Maryland, where he has pro-
perty, was sen; for this morning, the me-
groes having begun to burn the houses oi
the whites. Two of his own houses had
been destroyed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-24

GoDEY's BooK-Ot all books this one takes
the lead for May in splendor, or in fact in
every respect. The dreadful peril in which
our country is at present placed does no;
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A Thrilling Incident at Camp cur,inI

AN AMERNAN EAGLE SURVEYS THE CAMP
One of the most thrilling incidents con
nected with the military operations of the
day took place al Camp Curtin on Saturday
afemooa. A number of persons were eF-
gagged in raising the Stars and Stripes over
the main building, used as the head quar-
ters of the officers, and just as everything
was in readiness, and the men had seized
the haiyard TO run up the flag, large Eagle
came from TO one knew where, lowered
OVER THE FLAG, AND SAILED Ma
JESTICALLY OVER THE ENCAMP
MENT WHILE THE FLAG WAS RUN
UP! Thousands of eyes were upturned in
a moment, aud as the noble bird looked
down, the cheers of three thousand men
rent the airl Never was such ovation paid
the Imperial Bird of Jove." 1t fingered
for few minutes, apparently not particle
frightened at the terrific Loise-then cleav.
ing the air with his pinions he disappeared
IN the horizon.
In The days of the Roman Republic this
would have been looked upon as a glori.
Gus omen, and we do not see why we shoPd
not look upon Il as such now.
Never was an incident looked upon with
more favor. |! sent patriotic thrill thro
every heart that Witnessed it, and every
man seemed 10 be animated with the deep
est feeling of patriotism aud devotion to the
flag of our Union Patriot and Union
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-24

TIE CITIZENS of DanvilIe met in mass
meeting on Wednesday evening last, pass
ed series of resolutions, responding TO
the proclamation of the President, endor
sing the war bill, and resolved 10 raise and
fit out volunteer company. The meeting
was addressed by a number of the leading
men of the peace, both Democrats and Re-
publicans. A committee was appointed TO
receive subscriptions, and in short time
some $500 were raised. The town of
Danville will send not less than two COM
panes.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-24

The Press says it has reliable informa-
tion that Gen. Scott is ready for all emer
gencies-has sufficient force 10 successfully
defend the Capitol in case of an attack by
the Secessionists. 1t was rumofed on our
streets few days ago that the enemy were
coming and that they were close, but that
was, as has been proven, not the case. We
do not apprehend an attack soon.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-24
ORANGEYILLE ACADEMY.

NORM z. c II IgIIIYRga
THE third session of The present Aca-
demic year of the Orangevile Academy
and Normal institute, will open on Tues.
day, the 23d day of April, 1861.
For information IN regard 10 expenses,
accommodation, sc. see circular OF Janua.
~ 2lsl, or address
J. A. SHANK, Principal.
Oraneeville. April 10. 1861
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Bride es Burned in Saryland.

BdHlmoTe, AprlI 20.
The bridge at Melvale, between Wood.
bury and Mount Washington, on the North
ern Central Railway, has been destroyed
by fire.
1t is reported that some Northern Volun.
teers (from Harrisburg) are at the Relay
House, on Northern Central Road, but the
rumor is not confirmed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-24

THE DanviIIe Democrat says, Moses Gibbs
and John Snyder were injured by the pre-
mature discharge of cannon, which was
being fired on the river bank, at that place,
on Thusdav last The extent of the inju-
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ANEW ASSORTMENT OF watch aud
"A clock materials, of the right quality,
received, which will be ofe red in all cases,
ON good conditions.
HENRY ZUPPlNGER,
Bloomsburg, Apfil 25, 1861.
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SECOND DISPATCH

BALTIMORE, April 20.-The bridges on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, this side of Havre de Grace, were
burned down last night, by Secessionists,
anxious TO prevent the passage oil troops to
RalIimnre
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We HAVE received Arthur's Magazine for
May. 1t IS splendid number, rich, racy,
and cheap. The best family publication
extant Send for it.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned Executor of the last
will and testament of Elizebe,h Ent late of
Scott township, Colum bia county, deceased,
will expose TO sale by public vendue, upon
the premesis, or
SATURDAY THE 11TR DAY OF NAY
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NEW HATS AND GAPS!
AtJ. X. GirtOn's Hat Store.

TTTHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Bloomsburg, and The public
in general, that he has INST received from
Philadelphia lot of NEW HATS & CAPS,
for Spring and Summer, of the very latest
styles and fashions, all of which he is pre-.
pared 10 sell che aper than can be had else.
where, with The exception of The manufac.
turers. He has all kinds, styles, sorts and
sizes, OF hats and caps, probably The most
varied assortment ever brought 10 town.
Also STRAW GOODS, including the mod-
ern Sly les and fashions.
~ Store on Main Street, nearly opposite
the FOld Arcade"
JOHN K. GIRTON.
Bloom sburp Anil pa 1861
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BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

two stories high, and almost new, late the
estate of said deceased
DANIEL G. ENT, Executor.
Light Street, April II, 1861.
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LOT OF GROUND,

situate in the village of Light Street, in the
township aforesaid, fronting or Main
Street. and joining LOT owned by Mrs. -
- Hage buch, being in width on said
street 60 feet, and in depth l65 feet, on
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NEW GOODS VERY CnEAPl

JUST RECEIVED.
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS,
OF EVERY VARIETY.
OF EVERY VARIETY,
OF FEVERY'VARIETY,
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES,
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES.
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES,
JUST TO SUIT THE TIMES.
JUST TO SUIT THE TIMES.
JUST TO SUIT THE TIMES,
AT L. T. SHARPLESS' STORE.
AT L. T. SHARPLESS' STORE.
AT L. I. SHARPLESS' STORE.
The above can be- verified by calling in
ana examining the goods.
Bloomsbury, April "a, 1861.
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CARPET WEAVING,

MACHINE STITCHING &c.
MRS. CATHARINE zUPPINGER, begs
IVA leave 10 inform the Public that she
will be happy to give full satisfaction III
the above business.
Bloom Sburo, April 10, 1861.
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GRAPE VINES.

VOUNG Vines of two years, OF 'i4lIller's
Il Burgundy" with beautiful roois can
be had also, peach trees from seed OF the
choicest varieties, if called Tor soon.
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsbury, April 10, 1861.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,

: ckRKrULLY coRarcrrD wErkLy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

An alarm was given last nigh, knd early
this morning by heavy booming Of guns to
seawaFd. AT first i was thought an attempt
was making by The federal troops to land at
Stons, bot ] learn from parties thence that
the suppos liion was incorrect.
A general order Of Gen. Besure 2 ard was
issued on Sunday 70 the Confederate troops
He orders that Maj. Anderson be allowed
to evacuste on the same terms he asked be-
fore surrender. Gen. B compliments the
troops Of The Confedersey for their bravery.
for The brilliant success which attended the
hardships and privstions in reducing the
stronghold 10 the harbor. He says the feat
Of arms was very great. He compliments
the gallant defenders Of Sumter; says they
only executed The orders OF their government
and concludes BY ordering the return or
shots fired.
The city j. unexcifed. II was rumored q
salute was fired 10 honor OF the British con-
sui. and that Great Britain had scknow-
lodged our Independence. A salute was
fired when Msj. Anderson left the Isabel 10
20 aboard the Baltic. He and his co nmsnd
are on their way home. Capt. Foster sent
note TO the city addressed 70 his wi 'e, say
ing he would meet her in New York on
Thursday.
There are many email boats which remain
with the fleet outside. All have mufiled
oars and oar locks. Great curiosity 10 man
ifested TO know how the horses on board
will be Used.
Eight thousand mer are now under arms
The ncws OF North Carolina seizing her
forts 10 received with great delight.
The news from Virginia 10 considered
hopeful.
MONTGOMERY, April Is.
Prominent gentleman in Virginia ,ele
q sphed to Montgomery that Virginia will
probably secede tomorrow.
Gen. Pillow has just arrived 10 offer JEFF
Davis division Of Tennessee troops.
Everybody is delighted with the encour-
aging news from Virginia
Vice President Stephens has arrived II
i said Virginia will undoubtedly unite with
the C1nfederscy.
President Davis will vscsfe his seat o.
Montgomery, the Vice President sssuu.-
ing hls duties and will make his headquarters
=, Richmond. in ten days. with Beauregsrd
ss second in command. Gen. Bragg can take
care Of Pensacola. The foregoing 10 by
authority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

LEXINGTON. Ky. April IL.
vice-President Breckioridge writes from
Richmond, Kentucky. to friend in Lexing-
ton: IL have filed all my appointments. and
some extra ones. 10 immense crowds. Ken
lucky should call a Convention without de-
lay. and Lincon's extra session Of Congress
should be confronted BY fifteen States --
This alone can prevent general civil war.
The adherence Of Lincoln's Proclamation
Il immense among The people,"
NJ. Breckenridge speaks in Lexington to.
morrow night. and at Louisville on Satur-
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

THF STATE GERMAN SAEscERBuxD.-The
Indiana State Singing Society will meet 10
Aurora, 10 hold the fourth annual festival. on
The Goth, 9Th. 2sth. and 29lh days Of May.
The Aurora Commercial says . vast con.
course Of people 10 expected 70 Be present
and committee has been appointed to wit
on the citizens for The purpose Of ascertain.
Jog who will bs willing 70 furnish sccommo'
dations TO susngers who will be present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

WAsHIEsroS, April Is.
When Major Andsrson's quarters were
burning. Gen. Besuregard sent officers OF %.
sstsnce before the white flag was run up.
Senator wigfslI received the sword Of Msjor
Anderson and returned II TO him. The fee,
is still of Charleston.
The following 10 the form Of call on the
respective State Governments for troops 10
sued through the War Department to-day:
Sin: Under the act OF Congress for call
ing out the militia 10 execute the laws Of
the Union, TO suppress Insurreciion. repel
invasion, &c. approved February 2S,h,
1895. 4 have the honor 10 request your ex
celIency 10 cause 10 b immediately detached
from the militia Of your State the quota de-
signated ia the table below, to serve as
infantry or rinemen for period Of three
II mot sooner discharged. Your
ExcelIency will please communicats to me
the time 1t about which your quota will be
expected st fts rendezvous. q il will be met
as soon ss possible BY IN officer Or officers
10 muster Il into the service and pay Of the
United States. AT tie same time the oath
Of fidelity to the United States will be sd-
mnisisred 10 every officer and man. The
mastering officers will bs instructed 70 re-
ceive none into the rank Of commissioned
officers who is in years apparently over 45 Or
under Is years Of sge. or who 10 not In physi-
cal strength and vigor. The quota 20 each
State 10 @ follows Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont Rhode Island, Connecticut. Della
wsrs, A arkansas. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, one regiment each, Massachu-
setts, North Caroline, and Tennessee, two
regiments each; New York. seventeen reg.
iments: Psnsylvanis, sixteen regiments;
Ohio, thirteen regiments; New Jersey,
Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, fcur rsgi-
menss eseh; Illinois and Indiana, six regi.
menss each; Virginia three regiments.
Il % ordered ihst each regiment shall
consist % an aggregate o. 7so ofiesrs and
men.
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NO. 45.

The total Thus % be called out is 73 81
men, the remainder which constitutes The
5000 men under the Presidents proc'ama-
lion. will be compo ed Of troops in the Dis.
rict Of Columbia. Hon. John Cochrane has
offered Gov. Curiin fifty Thousand dollars
o. the loan authorized BY Psnnsylvanis 20
arm and equip the troops ordered BY that
s'o'e. delegation Of PIttsburg merchants
have made q similar tender
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

0TA young lawyer Of Phladelps wrote
q letter to an old limb Of the law near Chi
cago, which read thus:~-Is there % open
ing in your part Of the country that ! can
get into!' He received the following On.
swer-"Thers is 90 opening 10 ny bach
yard. about thirty feet deep no curb around
ii. II II will suit. come on"
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LOUISVILLE, April IL.

LoCisviLLE, hPTi -
An extra meeting Of the City Council
this evening appropriated $4,000 70 arm
the city. Itis rumored that steamer with
Government arms. en- route from St. Louis
20 Newport, Ky. is likely 70 be stopped on
her trrp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

MON ltoMEhis ahA's nP' -
President Davis has issued proclamation
inviting prIvsteers 10 make war on Northern
commerce, with letters Of marqus snd rspri-
sal. He speaks Of the wrongs Of the past,
and those which are now threatened By
those whose enmi,y j. more impIacsbls than
provoked. He concludes By ssying that
under the blessings OF Divine Providencs.
We may hope for . speedy, just and honor
sbls peace.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

When II wss discovered that the
troops q New York were ordered 70 the
South, over one hundred soldiers deserted!
We presume ,his msy Be cited . speci-
men Or the slacrity. which, according % Re-
publican pspsrs. i 70 b shown By the army
sod navy 10 "snforeiug the lswa"