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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-16

Dos'T forget the Democratic meeting 10
be held in Orangeville on Thursday next,
the Anniversary of the adoption Of the Con-
stitrIiio1 ol The United States. MIR. DANIEL
EREEErRouT, Of Berks, who is now address
ing mestirgs in this county TO the general
saiisfaciioi of all Union men, and Col. V
E. PioILEr of Bradford, will be present to
address the People This will be The Ia'g-
sst ineeting held in TIE county this CAM
pais,n. We hear of delegations from all
directions preparing for the occasion. VI.
E. Jackson Esq OF Berwick, is also ex-
peeled TO speak al this meeting No more
ready, eaay. and iorcibIe slump speakers
have en:ered the campaign than those just
spoken of in this notice.
There will be Brass Band from Nc
Evansville in attendance.
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BLANKs!BLANKsi BLANKS
DEEDS. SUMMONS

EXECUTIONS. SUBPENAS,
Of proper & desirablcforlns; TO. sale AT the
Office OF the Star oithe Nofih'
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I Err NJ S.:

One Copy, One Year Six Dollars
One Copy SIX Months Three Dollars,
Single Copies Tow Gems.
Address BENJAMIN WOOD, Edito.
and Proprietor, No. l9 City Hall Square,
New York
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-16
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
OF THE
Brave Soldiers and Sailors
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in
the Army or Navy, should take especi>
care That they be amply Supplied with ihese
Pills and Ointment and where The
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected
10 provide themselves with them, no better
present can De sent them by the r friends.
They have been proved 10 be the Soldiers,
never-faiiing-iriend in the hour OF need
COUGHS AND CCLDS AFFECTING
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS is
unrivaled in its ability and enterprise as
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Democratic Representative Conference.

Signed by The officers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29
OFFTCE on ROARD On ENR0TT

hFFICE OF BOARD OF ENROLL
~ MENr, Worcester. August 26 1863 The following
drafted exempted for the term Of the present
draft, and for the following reasons:
EXEMPTIONS AUGUST rs.
Chas Jones, only suppO I of father
Michael Carlan, only support of father.
Newell Daniels only support of mother.
Timothy Donovan, paid Communication.
Andrew Franklin, paid communication.
Michael Walpole, paid Communication,
Smith g Dow, pait communication
John Underwood JT, paid communication
WIN Vezey, paid Communication.
Fred q Cole paid Communication.
Henry NJ Albee paid Communication.
Henry Cook, paid Communication
Iatrick MOTHS paid Communication.
Patrick Iully, paid Communication.
Chas Il whitney, disability
Reuben Hollis, disability
Chas u Holmes, disability
Patrick Morisy, disability.
Lyman is Newton, disability.
Geo Mason, disability.
Thomas ConDors. disability.
Warren Lawrence disability.
Augustus o Ackley disability.
James Murphy, disability
Wilbur Lttleneld, disability
Robert l. Colbert disability.
Sampson Steele, disability.
Albert Sibey, disability.
John ]. Peck, disability.
Henry W Thayer, disability.
Accepted-l5.
Per order of the board.
SAMUEL V. STONE
Captain, Provost Marshal 9Th Mass District
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29

Il undersigned Is dissolved this day by mutual con-
sent Tho business will be settled and continued By the
senior partner. WA. ID. FENNO
CHAS. W. FENNO.
Worcester, July !, 1853 deop3ts nu20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29
REVENUE
NOTICE..

ITO RENT A small store on Main St.,
= with cellar attached Address Box 5l4 Worcester,
70. div aug8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29

iS''4sA FOR SALE-A desirable COTTAGE.
kjii with about 1000 feet Of land. convenient and In
IEp pleasant location six minutes ak west Of Main
street Inquire at the China Tea Store, No 2l6 Main
sueet. df my5
Is!!54fAA FOR SALE-The House No. 3
Hi Cottage street, with $3.50 feet Of land with hard
4.a and soft water, variety Of Fruit Trees &c The
house Is arranged for two families Inquire of CHARLES
Il. PARKER at the b. q w. r. r. Depot, or of
hpZI dtf EDWIN HARRINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29
piano FORTE SONGS, illustrating

= the incldente of the war
Boot. Song and Chorus. rs
CLOSE his Eyes, Ills Work Is Done" Dirge for sol
der. Song and Chorus Words by Boxer Music BY
Hutchinson. rs
Is that Mother Bending Ger Me-" Ballad. Music BY
j. G johnson. 70
Keep this Bible Near Your Heart" Is
The ABOVE mailed post paidOn receipt OF the price
aug div OLIVER plTSON & CO. Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29
FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
The LOT on Lincoln street. opposite the m insions
of p l.. Moen and W G. Thompson Esqrs suitable for
The erection of Machine Shops Boot Aanafactorv or
Bt0ck OF Houses will be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and is $50 feet doep bounded west
by Mill Brook. and is the line Of the Railroad
Three Lots on Front street. suitable for Stores adoin
ing the new store of George the corner OF
Front and rumbull Streets also the lot south on
Trumbull street. now occupied a wood yard
FRANCIS IL DEWEY,
mch28 DIFF 9lS Main straet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29
Adm THAYER,
au25 DIFF Collector 9Th District of Massachusctta

,OST.-August 2lst, memorandum
Book containing s75 % in money, belonging to A.
Cleveland OF Barre, the road leading from Whtna
depot to Northbrdge Cen Any one he airing III or
hndng the said book and cuntents will be suitably re
trded on leaving the same at T.. X. DICK ENStIN'S
three iourths OLA mile from Wbnsvile on the road to
Norlhbrldge Cehter. ALPHEUS A. CLEVELAND,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29

CoLLEoToRs OFFICE, STH pTsTRIcT MASS, No 2Is
Main ST., Worcester, Aug. u.s. 1868 Public notice Is
hereby given that the Annual Collection List of Duties
and Taxes for the year 1868 under the Excise Act Of the
United States has been received from the assessor Of
said district and they are now due and payable The
collector or some one OF his deputies will attend re-
ceive the and to deliver Licenses to those who
have applied, from the fifteenth until the twenty ninth
day OF September next at each Of the flnKnr nncea
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29

Parker 8OI Main st, Is making very
nne pictures for cny 10 cents. d5m auA
Dr. sweets EnfaIIibIe Eminent is truly
n end in need and every family should have hand
o23 d&wlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29
OFFICE ofTHE BOAkD ofHEALTH

- August TO- ls61.-rhc attention Of Ian Iorda
agents. and tenants of r,al estate elrps ly called 10
the condition Of tho siuks aims vaults pg mems and
nuthouses upon the premises owned occupied by
Them MANY complaints have been made to The Board
pf the offensive and unhealthy condition such places
IN various parts OF the city The health and OF
Dur citizens during the present hot and sickl season.
mDeratively require that all such places shall he imme
lately clcansed and kept clean.
The law gives the Board Health full poer 10 des
troy, remove, all nuisances sources Of Ith
and causes Of sickness within the city and inposes
heavy penalties all who violate its regulations An
parties upon whose premises such nuisances now exist
are requested to take immediate measures to remove
Them upon penalty Of being proceeded against under Inc
provisions of law. D. WALDO LINCOLN
r. II. KELLY,
L. W. STU RTEVANT
augl0 d3w Committee on iIea,th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-29

= Physician, and Surgeon, would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Worcester Vicinity that
he has taken residence on PARK STREET, No. 10, cor
OF Orange where he be found TO attend To
any calls>in the line Of his profession Specai atten
ton given to diseases of the Throat and Lungs Once
hours from to 2 and to q o. m dtr ivie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

an We ncared the steamer end mounted wave. Spinb
for the guards. dozen strong nnnns Inu n' " o
la n minute and drew me over Thch caho NY ~. w,
ramon weight 30 beloved he also li'u,, Sn'!.
The tur was tie Dnffodl. Capt L. i. Chfi E1'o'so
nfiecr j. &. Wentworth. Wo were comPc.cu !" ~
r.,u or her ali n.h.. owirg 10 inc sen NeN, my
NJ ant noon We LETT her in Admiral phhi.ichs p.ieo
y, had long phil FOR the hhg'Sf'p NY o'ae IA hh.''
-, rim. tie .nncr bar the CoASWH' rose ~ ms 80 10
look ,or The buoy lie nistook H. ana IN moment m're
vc .rosndcd. On emit the brAkeis ana over hS.
e,ing MS through and through ana over the sides "i
tLe bo4t went Jack showing hard to got her OIL IN
Two ni,rtes we wera free; The men tlrang lightly tnck
to thoir unces ana away 40 gicd toward the shore,
jork j. a hold fellow and knd.hcaltcd one. take
crost p,errst In him. md must tell You n story 20
y;,n up with which think rather good. Every one
luows how prone Jack IL Ia spend his money when on
slorc We'll one time, ~ am told, At a certain news
mo, stand stood juck, three sheets In the wind 20
"a. lila own OPPRESSION w olcr words very drunk. Sc
ncnr reading matter from each pile the counter.
Wien he had done he drow aroi II S from his peck
CT 10 ry tie sdc ller: gust o vino came and scat
tered his money in every direction.
scdaic clerical loouDs person passing at the mo.
cai stopped. carefully picked up each rrecnback aud
handed them 10 Jack. with II few welincnaf rcmart .
intended for lila welfare 10 the eject that be- should b,
rrnYidcnt ana mi Of his earnings. concluding with
lie appropriate and weltim,d injunction, not TO Aeo
his candle burning AZ both ends.
'Ne'cr mind. don't ear n clss; dont make dit o
difference. Gin more light that wnyi gin more light
N. u. >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
rrophed TO their legal sdvscrs here stating that the

sale of the Anden Mine TO the Quicksilver Company
has been Completed. THIS is the first official inrna
ton from the Cd imodcr interest that has been re-
coiyed here OF tho settlement ofthc controversy.
The Money market IL inclDirg to greater
case Tie demand IL III. quito ncivc. aud the general
rrtois7 = cent but large amount Of loans Is nude at
y cent. and few 20 fayolitc HOUSES Oh hrs.-ciss
securities, q, lower rate Some oopteais havo been
Offering 10 loan for 20 days At y cent IN order to
realize round rate Of Interest II tie ps.ce OF loans
should in the meantime decline
Gold is lower At the Board sales were made
nt l7eal32; bu. after the receipt OF the news Of tho
copiuic Of Morris Island i; fell to l32 ard closes at lS'
aa2I. Tie persia to-day TOOK out c3oiS7 In specie
TIC subsc, tions 10 the $50 bondstoday were sf~ &C.
and the deposiis on temporary oan s--ioi6.
Edwin Moves. the Superintendent OF the
Mime Genital Railrond. has been detected Ia large
cmboszcmcGt Of tho Companys property ard he's fed
10 Canada.
Ia. Lon1on Economist Of Aug % thus notices
the course OF tie kct FOR the week ending the pre-
coing evening:
The d,n-nd 5r money continues qriei hut READY ~ the
brss IL bu-. css hss fri IN The OPEN market
o. e. cop i, t.aissc i. Iuce below y cont -
lie rtr t, fsTo u rsl.it ti'rcy To- rTreier ease ca
.iri:,d By te lover lcr. demand i.f BIZ u 'hs ""e
riD foreign s'0k aud ii riten,at ' "o'L i e"'
i, eject on ulr1r rad Dos been more ihin counter
acirl hy the srcs..y favorable weather IN o hATvSs and
the iaI. arrivals Of bullion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
,hcso in their turn we're oncumbcred with great nun.

these in their turn. were encountered Will great num-
hers of fo,sorc end furnished horses captured in Penn
syvauil. This brigade Of Aompon's he'd been hctiy
enooccd IN the ,ht m Brandy Station. They then In.
eiis,,y innls forced anfch 20 catch up 20 Lee and
were IN TIE rear o'd constantly ,htiug. al the way
nom Oct. yshurs TO tic riv.T III tod it wGs sorry
sight 10 those f~-cd T. he's reolng with exhaustion
and reaction in thcs saddles. holding up their own stag
crir be- s. and dragging after them three sargciihe
OF ,crs. They were twelve hours behind Early Wien he
left Winch stoY--anl YET o.. Rhodes johnson. Early
and this Lead.sw.mYang cavalry, got safely hac" 10
Leo Ignorant - oar subtle strategy. thcy feared at
one timc they might not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
rr1v WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1863
" .Jeon Pants " Ieyana" appears October

and War" Jenn Pauls I" Levana" appears October
2 and n nav edition If the Flower. Fu and Thorn
Pieces On tho 24th q German edition # tie "Siory
of The Guard and Zsshokkcs hcdiin'ioni on LIE
md i,s Religious Duties arc also announced. IN NJ
ycmbor Ne are promised Arthur inii1E's hfn,loS ID
rinse ond verse; Shah oructs new ~ rhl-
linn edition: look of Mrs. Clid entitled. La, !"s
T,wur, S,nset:" - ~ Ofa - aysidc no. a'i otter
poems ~ Lonscl'ow; nen volume ~ iro"hi.li y
ucr, yoli,nc of Us w. and Lectures ~ i. ncrson; ny
Dnys ard Nights on tie Battle cid" book !or 10y ,
by trC. C. Coffin Carleton The vgr coIIe.ponie, I
Of Tie Boston Journal; and Household Friends. wan
eighteen portraits steel uIiioIm IL $40 and style
with "FayOr.ic .Authors"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

MusoteoUs ASSAULT BY Hrss,yn.-

III
about . H. M en- u cdnc day. Frederick Mrker ''"'
on hs WIFE, SUSANNA Mge,r. RESIDING at No - ~, 49,,
nue. and aud,l that she should come and NE N'n
IN The future hlc having lei. him soiao time si.,e on 's
,onui nj his abuse ~ he's Thll Mrs Mehcr Ieius.u
do when he Instantly attacked her with kne inn. S.
nr severe Wounds on iae womans throat ava r""ss
ana o,her wise severely iuJnring hcr Inc rn'' -.
rrclcL IN makiu, his escape. The anfc,uaats ~aV"N
WI, cynycycd 10 Be.cvGe Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
PHILADELPHIA Cattle 7Inrl1cf.

v.
Thcr- rr.e supply % Beef ,a..e this week sud ~
demand wa hrl.A The nclnrs "a over 1c head
o. sp.l - to ri1 v 10 10, oi good AS
lfiri- cote ID i i.1f1 80 ~ 10 81 TO- ofiinars.
suppy 81 sheep was sfea.of ihs has been ios
~ uourls. co." .uloInas 10 itou hcse' sac
Sue ilDs on - % 20. 70 eross ior ist sheer ses
taim y .JiO = q q ltD c~I fer stock sheep. .
hogs-Inr sac af l'oss amounted 70 100 head al oos
~. rr,c, rag. a rom ~ - o. p5 - g lO' 10
iows-lrrr a, but ltiir cha - IN hi. maftet -
s Cd ,out aAoac 10. head, lsies AUS ns rem -
IL. 4. ..sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
nEW-JERsEY hTEMs.

BOLD ROBBERY. Yesterday forenoon me
lou,e Of Mr. iici rion NoIe Coles street - ei.Tsu
and robbed OF silver spoons and some ienciy As "
g. f ,. iakin is ozit ne was dlseo cred ~ MgS. IL.
Who csyc N rnl. and the fellow WIS has"! .anvs
into custody ly OAiocr McMillinns and TIE WoP',y
hsine IN his lclsnA Do WIS eonmitieu i0r "i"@
ra,s hls name ~ Charles Hart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

,ir, companies or, lrliEg unuer state nuihori,! ~
.lrr..yt Ny. ru'c mtclllt l. irt"'" 10 .uo ;rg
~ d, M, held ~ the iyceum ills (l,usdaD escA'nS.
~ Niluu. cf tAt British h,fc t.tps AKA inst 's.'i
nj, rrste;ry . l.y.ie. England ID 60 I've preseh' @1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

IOT IN. WrFk iSptNG W ipSt-pN ''t.'''. -
IP,Iort,i ..tfr.s, for . iu. 20. !. in4iSt.
Shippers Il potuc' Ia oidr9 80 r.. L. 49, IL,
prccs for thcr con a4unent 'h'n'd nee" ~" '"''- a"
Max de eou.isuec. uAue pl,Iny ard neatly upon each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

SWORD pgsESrAuoy.--iast evening Capt
+ q Hornet. a. the STA y. j. Vols on recruiting SIT
- 'rfrI hy the citizens oG Bergen TOW nship
,,i .,l,.,d snoil sash aud b!,. FOX sers.ces rem
deg,l ia Ill.,. lacls quota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
psrha,e to be spped tossther with your Name ,s.

PACKAGE to be shipped together with own name pse
nrrk and 20 TIE contents Of the rdcssye.
BE that the article. IN good order when put into hs
package and a tney put thai they cAnn Of break
sfD u, t!- way.
s.nl hvoco to the conspss by nsl, tely
shipment 81 FOODS
D,f Far. frks y .sf,d.f md md make yuf.
otsrss ramios ~ ftue t ir dssdv aiss~ Of e sbpisr
IA il vol IA .irpfr To hase tn!O.ln marx lis Dacks-
ro. IN order ia' IL buye. .to' BE- ressed gL sus tur
,.,,.,. IA, y .Y'd .rog how TO frd giloii.r.
Nc.tu,ss 81 d ceaf.uuess ate iIdis!.ltabe
Irs following are the olesar 's'on prices for bona
fds s1io, of good articles. IN good order;
BEANS AHD r1AS
Ve.n ere very dull Price. uncl snz.d but ssss are
rrsde th ar ty New arriving and insiJ- quos ons
arc s a at can b. ade for them. We know Of consics.
b. sale OF Old Medium and Msrrows 1t ~ Peas eul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

State Butter % choice qYsy ha been In good demand na
finn. Shippers taking choice lots ofhkihs AZ 40,
aa Dss occas9uay bring PC Tubs and pai Of siricty
prime qms confirm, very scarce, and bring oade rcess
second ~ cs ere r,re plenty anl ess easily sold west
er Better j. ia request i9r he fresh sd tie Old stock
is worship oil vel 1r csoTn Reserve q, sh cbocs leiov
lr- i chrd sIf other Western RI: pr.e quality ifc
aoetirn,s obtained. IAe Lussh per scotia iasoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

,yl,v Meade Didn't Esaa" Ewcii-Ev.l
md Meade a, A.hby's Cap-Che bwoii
<.boxt AT the McuGe's ThcatTe-'Ihree
Tremendous GuEs-Eswsl NnEss.ics-
His Forced Narca - Tho Dcrpetnie
xcvo:ion OF EarIy-.IniDpioB's Eroi.er-
dow, Cavalry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10

Faawrr t,e prices % Hrys continued improving
o. tse saAad nsrcs where, win ss receipts tasy
l4sf r. o. i'nel s.erty. We sotu;
=. .s md jersey cioice lcss OF y doz....n III
Nes.ciu. ~ tAp-sss, los oa. = dos. ;....!y 4:y
Nr,.-ru. on nify freight. Toe. of, q dez..ll el9
G. sjs io.s n a fDl ......................'ls ~
L. Cl4. & bush, s0od.......,..............o Ia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-28
weigh the Measi.s Of y..r words

Adjectives are to nouns what pepper. salt.
Mustard, vinegar. sugar. molasses. ouitss.
and other condiments are 10 the food ws eat
very good 10 moderation whes appropri.
ately applied. But when language is over
seasoned with them. or they arc inaptly ".
ed. tie dish Of words is spoiled. Some peo-
pie have way Of cooking up their speeches
aud writings with prePosisrous .edjeo'ive:.
with an idea that : profusion Of .hesee. attri-
butives lend strepgih TO their- arguments,
while in reality It wuakens them Asa Pso'
pie ws are Two much given to this san Against
taste. Sometimes We kill the flavor OF .
vigorous substantive with heap OF insult
aole prcfkcs. as vulgar cook might destroy
the n.,utal SAVIOR Of beefsleak with an ava
lanche Of onions.
Thus il is n6t An uncommo thing TO hear
sach phrases as ELEGANT weather" lawful
funny. +" powerful pretty" mons'rous
polite" ''lovely pickles." 'beautituf medi'
cine. 4" " ridiculous meaning outrageous
conduct" .magnifceut potatoes etc. IL
ia great thing always to drop the right
w,rd in the right place. Words are things.
Weigh their meaaing before you use them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-28
Corps JOS. r, DEMp

DIED,--On the 18th Of May last, from the
effect Of wounds received in the charge on the
Qualifications Of VIcSsburg on the 22d Of MAY,
CoRP'L JOSEPH p. DEMPSEY, son Of Mr.
James Dempsey of this city, jagged 20 years, 4
months, and six days.
~ The body Of our young friend. was brot
to his home in Richmond, on "Wednesday. nj ght
last. for internent. Thus has the life of an.
other brave soldier been sacrificed in the effort
70 save the Union. which, under God and with
the inddmitable courage Of such gallant soldiers
will prove successful. and our country be indeed
one and indivisible. Were it not for the fact thai
our brave boys come home from the battle field
wounded or deal. We could scarcely be brought
to realize that we were engaged in . war-th,
dessola,ing ravages are at a distance all her,
are engaged at their various occupations bu
a son is brought to the home from whence h,
left with all the buoyancy Of hope. dead and tn,
dcsolation Of that hearthstone is felt by tn.
stricken parents and relatives--frienls and
neighbors sympathiz, and they KNOW and see
some OF the fruits o. war. The subject Of this
brief notice, was a Corporal in CO. !. 6th Ini.
Reg't and was a genial friend and always just
where duty called him. In Publishing the
decease Of Msj Finley. and CorpI Dempsey
we could no; transfer to our columns anythia.
more appropriate than the following from the
Christian Register, under the title Of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-28

The loyal press Of the North has at one
time OF another collected enough proof 70
convince Hune of lhs possibility Of . mira
Gle. Of the purposes Of the. Vallssd'sh.m
faction to separate the Northwest from the
Union, and attach Il t. tia Cootederscy.
aud 10 now so we'll 'ssiablissd thak Il would
be supehaous to add further proof Of il Bus
the fact that such policy vas counted apoa
before the war broke out. by N5rthcrn ooa-
spirstors in the rebellion. though nsvss
doubted BY loyal men. has never appeared
so clearly - in the following extract fcon
. letter Of James Harmon. Of Chicago. 70
JEFF Davis, which vas found By our soldiers
At Jackson Mississippi. The letter is daesd
January ~. 1861: :,
These fifteen Southern States viii -
cede.-Thsrs vii Be no coercion BY the
Federal Governmsnt. Then iihese httesn
States will adopt the present Federal Con-
stitution, with such amendments - clearly
define its spiri, on slavery and the revenue
laws know from your recent speeches
that YOU can suggest ~ith ability. saeh
amendmeuis-When the Southero States
are established on this basis. Iadiana and
al. the States west viii come into the. Con
fejeracy. Its greatness would then b es-
tsblished both At homo and abroad. Ohio.
Pennsylvania and New York would come
in rs soon thereafter Is would be desirable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-28

General Sol. Meredith. of this State whose
gaiIantry at the battle Of Gettysburg has
been SO widely noticed. WAS in our city yes
tefday. He came home several v eeks ago,
but has been confined till now with his
WOUNDS. which are yet lar from well. 1t
will be remembered that he was badly. and
it was thought At the time fatally, wounded
il the first days fight. about the same lime
That General Reynolds fell, and was MOI:
able to take any part N the subsequent,
Struggles. He was struck 10 the head by a
fragment Of sheli and stunned, at the same
moment, and by the same iiie, that biz
horss was struck by four balls and a shell.
and fell dead. his body crushing the Gen.
erals leg and sidc frightfuly. The wound
In the head fractured the skull ard affected
the brain very seriously. The fall broke
several ribs and tore them loose from the
breastbone at the same time. and so seri
o=sly injured the right leg that it is yet. af-
ter nearly two months, greatly discolored.
The ribs are beginning to heal and the
wounds are doing very well. but shot
wound 10 the back. which was received a,
the battle of Gainesville, year ago. is still
unheaIed and annoying. The 18th Regi
ment, of which General Meredith was the
first Colonel, has been nearly all shot away.
literally sho. to pieces. 1t has nov less
than 100 men for duty. not quite sin gle
company. f,O46 who went out at the start.
and goo recruits added since. If all the
wouhded and absent were 10 camp it would
still number less than 300. No regiment
in the service. from any State, can boast of
more battles OF more gallantry than it. No
regiment in the world has seen more dead
" perils or met them more brayely.-Lad.
JoxYhol, 4Ax1. 20.