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WAsHMeroH, Sept. l7.-Thars d Z rumor Ia.
day, that the onsr Of our Government 70 aocent
the propagation Of the Paris Conference n e.
ference 70 privateeripg, has been rejected by the
yet confirmed - - - = -
The Government has purchased I'll the woods
which border On the rail road from WashinRton
g the Relay House, The timber viii be- cat
down and trsnapcrted f. Washington, 70 Be us.,
e. e ioSL AlaFge number Of men are now en-.
plo!ed ~ telling trees leaving the track Of The
foad perfectly clear on both sideA ,vas 80
Information has been received from the Indi.
an country, stating that sevassl Tribes ofsasages
have offered y enroll themselves N the ranks n
the eneny. The penalty fer The treasonabIe ,
action, 10 > total foffaiturs II he annuItieS ~
apastfeR The benefit Of these tribes,
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PoMr OF ROCKS, Sept. Ia Yesterday six men
of the Massachusetts, ;l8th,i while riding on the
tow path, two miles above Harpsr's Ferry, we're
fred upon by the Rebels from the opposite side
of the river, but one was killed. There was .
considerable body of rebels posted behind the
warehouse and other buildings Capt. Striben
Of the Mass. 18th, directed the FIRE of l2-poun.
der against the building, dispensing the Rebela
Il is supposed that Oh were killed.
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New Y ooRRKK, Sen. IA special to the He

NEW YORK, Sept ia special to the Her
aid, Washington 18th, says: aver ll54,sd teH
sThe balloon accommodating to-day shows that
the body Of rebels which advanced last night
have fallen back behind Munson's Hill. and that
the main body of The rebel army have o fallen
back on Manassas. and are now encampedo at
that place, 81 saa . 90 saa,s ..s
There are various surmises as to their move
ments. The general belief, however, is that
they intend giving battle somewhere on our
lines within 48 hours. m, :, .5s-., II st,,.
A naval officer from Fortress Monroe says an
attack is expected on Newport News immediate
~ Several war vessels are there to assist in
the defense. .ss,.....,. .,.,,,,.,..,,f. ts.,...
Com. Porter is assigned to important duty on
the Mississippi X, 61tgas5 -s .o 81
The Tribunes special, Washington, 18th, says:
The Potomac fotilla reports new battery
five miles below Aqua Creek; also a. number
Of soldiers at Matthias Point. +, 800, h, t..,s +
1t is thought that the steamer Pensacola will
not pass the point without severe fight "a 4s
Gen. Mcclellan went up the river to day, and
had an interview with Gen. Banks"
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A SANDER ON GEN. McCIellan,

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l5.-The North Georgian
says: ION good authority we learn that, two
weeks before Mcclellan was tehdered his com.
mission BY Lincoln. he vas trying to secure .
position in the Confederate army" a,,g.. l{lp 60
The Rebel Report Of the Late battle In
ea Western vlrg1nia.
LOUISVILLE, Sept l6.-The Richmond Exam.
iner's bulletin board on the l4th had the follow.
ing, postmarked Lewisburg and Weytten, to the
postmaster at Richmond: a 9} 20
"Gen. Floyd had another engagement With
the enemy on the 10th inst, and routed them
Der prisoners. ~ "1taAsI ''al 49, osTls
Ten hours after the engagement, FLOYD heard
that the other wing Of the enemy had crossed
the river few miles above, id order to surround
him, and We fell back. 'lt}s;h zissi6 ,FTa
{ This is reliable, being brought BY an officer
who was in the engagement.
The Confederates lost one killed and eight
wounded."a fs3i Iis7ssd s7iaasi 9Elaf s+ISS 8,
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Hrona WasAineeon.

! WAsaluoroH, Sept l5.--Three spies were
arrested to-day, having In their possession GO
CITRATE typographical and other information de.
signed for the use Of the rebels s.,s aal ,ssstii
S +: Va. Walker the Washington correspondent
81 the New York Express, was dangerously
wounded by prisoner who afterwards sscspcd.
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1aoHroN, Sept. l8.-Peaceable Union men
just from Greenville, report Hardse.hs return.
ed to that place with 5000 men, and threatens
to march on this place immediatelx go, IN !. !,
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LoulsvnLH, Sept IA lot Of medicines and
soldiers buttons, amounting ~ %, 900 worth,
vas seised yesterday They wore being SNUG
gled into the 60nthern Confederaey.sog if fap
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Hon or % Kentucky.

NEW YoRx, SER. IA grand salute Of II
guns will be fired at 4 o'clock this p. m. in the
park in ,honor Of the II Members Of the House
Of Representatives and the 26 Senators of the
Legislature of Kentucky Who voted for and
passed joint resolution directing the Governor
70 cali cut the military to drive Leonidas Polk
and his Rebel followers from the State. l'''' q
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Arrival of the U. s.Isteamer sumpter.
NEW Y0RK, Sept. 15.--The United State.
steamer Sumpter, from the African squadron,
has arrived. Most of the vessels were home.
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Good Bye!

INV YoRK, Sept 1.-THE New York Daily
News of this morning, In = lengthy card, bids
farewell to the public for q time fsT 80 ssfsrs
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From Havana.

NV York, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Colum
bia arrived here this morning with Havana ad.
vices Of the 10th inst. 1Tfsd
TIL British mail steamer Salient arrived from
st. Thomas on the 7th, ana had gone into dock
for repairs. t2fshf s5'si = Z"
Two vessels arrived at Havana from News Or.
leans, after running the blockade there. y,
A British schooner had arrived at Havana
from Newbern, N. c., With. rice and naval stores
Vessels under the flag Of the confederate
States we're admitted into the ports Of Cuba to
discharge and receive cargoes under the same
privileges vessels Of all civilized nations with
out the recognition of their nationality !
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having gained ALL their suite Of law With infringing man,
ofscturers OF Sewing Machins fopose that the public
the prices Of their Sewing Mseh After Shs aAs thsy
will be sold at rates that will psy fair prodt On the eo
Of manufacture capital invested, and expense Of making
sales; such prices viii enable them 70 make art oias
machines, and hsrefoore, GUARANTEES them in every
particular. g. 81. wALnJN. Asant n
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BUFFALO, Sept 4.-Over a quarter of mill
lion has been subscribed to the popular loan and
subscriptions are coming in rapidly, 4, g,asa
I PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE national loan
subscription to day nearly amounts to $500, 600.
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the Republican Administration which came
into power on the Fourth of March last, eur
rounded by unusual difficulties, found all the
Offices Of the Government filed by members Of
the opposition party, it has, shown degree Of
liberality toward its opponents which could
scarcely have been looked for. It is true that
it might have been well had no purely partizan
ticket been nominated at this time It might
have been well, had all political organizations,
for the time being, been forgotten; but our
Union friends showed studied desire to avoid
sfiliation with the dominant party. At the
same tioae our Democratic friends have shown q
studied desire to ignore, and have nothing to do
with the Republican party. The gentlemen who
control the Union movement have never placed
themselves en- rapport Gas the Mesmerizers call
1t believe) with the Republican party, but
have shown settled, deliberate, wilful purpose
to cooperate rather with the Democratic partv
Of the State They never fixed the day for
holding their Convention near to the day the
Republicans had selected for holding theirs.
They have not coqnetted with us in any xay.
1t may not have been their bounden duty to do
90. don't know--it may be 80. But this
know, that they have asked no less Of the Re.
publican party than to abandon their Organixs.
ton; and. knowing the dpurpoes of political
human nature, know they did not expect Us to
do It when they asked it. When the Republ.
cans met in Convention, they carefully excluded
from their platform everything that could offend
. Douglas Democrat, . Union" man, or even .
Aahoney DemocIat; and when We, asked the
Union" men to come With us, ve being organ
ICED and having strength, they said ..no6 They
ask ~ 70 abandon 6ur, Organization in which .
strength, and % over 70 them Who have mo- or
ganization, and trust to Providence and the
chapter Of accidents for the result Laughter
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another full regiment Of cavalry under COL War
rem. She has in Iowa City q regiment of InfaE.
try consisting Of 900 men, waiting the arrival Of
another company of 100 men to complete the
regiment which was to have been under the com.
.maridof Col. Bennett. And here let me say of
Col Bennett, he has proved himself to be a pa.
triot as well as q soldier. He has acted the
man. When'he found that his appointment as
Colonel would csuse heartburnings. and dissen.
sions in the regiment, he said to ms:-"Place
me where you please, but have the regiment
formed, Applause This was what Col Benz
of infantry, commanded by Col. Hoffman, and q
full regiment of cavalry, whose regimentsl Off
GERS haye not yet been appointed. We have,
hope TO day at Dubuque . full regiment ofinfan-
try, under Col. vandsver. This is what Iowa
hsa done! It il what your State Authori.
ties have done without money to do it with; but
l ,will nbt speak of that again, for am satisfied
goa votld rather hear of something else.
3 Ard now, what moro should talk to you
about viii not talk about myself any longer.
Let us look Tor moment at the cause of this
unheay rebellion: Why is it that many moth
er's eye is vet with tears tonight for the brave
who hate fallen on the battle felds Why is il,
Why 10 II that Iowa is pouring forth her sons by
the thousand to engage In this contesti Why
have our brave men been shot down in Missouri
Why DOVE mourn the loss Of men by death At
Spring6tlds Why is it that the battle of Ma.
naseas his brought sorrow and affection 70 thou
sands Of, homes in the Eastf ask these Ques-
tions where the responsibility Tor ali this
resfs, th(re rests . burden which bends men to
the earth. Why b it that the men Of the North
meet tho men Of Virgins, Missouri and the
South 70 desolate each Others fields and burn
each others housesi Il y no In nature that
= should desire 70 XIII each other. We are
1seehssn Of the United states of America. Why
80 iaisIes.ifsi WIN Is itf Its just because
- s.senpe b made ~ strike down our Goyern-
Ea., ne pest the world sver saw. That d why.
Wnss the meaning Of Republican form Of |
csnmeos! II nssns this:-that tie people
country have ssnss, intelligsnos, honor nd
snesyy sneexA p gcvcn ~ soeutFy, Yo1
100 peosls g De- Holnss nassss Des None |
.sAsra y does not 60 upon u thso,v thss
~ Peeple may - ,eomstimsa .nake ns:St.L..
bot u ao3 50 eu Dc tAeosy that 80 IT,. =.
eaoeoee 70 - those mistakes "a 49,. ~
) - Fhat y ths tbsosy Of . ker.hi,cs. ~
q. aesyssensas Nov, afssr bassls q ~
- yselA - 1spshliaaA pexsy 49, ~.
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clined to issue the order as requested, and re-
ferred me to his assistant. The latter issued it
just as wanted it. In the meantime, the news
of the battle of Springfield, and Of the gallant
manner in which the lst Iowa regiment conduct
ed themselves after their term Of enlistment had
expired reached Washington. I then took oc-
casion to walk again into the War Department
and every man who saw me had to shake hands
with me. and placing my hat at an angle Of As
owned it-and they let me! Tremendous
cheers I tell you my friends, that was proud
day for Iowa in Washington 1t was glory
enough for any man there to hail from this State!
And all this because our, brave Iowa boys dewn
at Wilson's Greek did their duty Applause
They gave US name such as We never had be-.
fore. Go where you will through the length and
breadth Of The land and you hear nothing but
praises of their noble conduct went to Phil
adelphia from Washington, and BY mistake got
into the Continental Hotel-the largest one
there. At first nobody knew me, nobody paid /
any attention to me; /. ut when they heard that
was from IcwA. leould have had the whole house
TO myself if l had wanted it. Laughter and
Now my friends, I have but little more to say
The Eastern counties Of this State had an advan.
tagc in raising under the first call for volun-
tee.s. The men composing the LIST Iowa regi.
ment wers I'll from the Eastern portion Of the |
State, and one company from the town in which |
live was among them The Iowa City company |
went into the Springfield battle with 81 men, and
Is Of the number came out bearing marks Of the |
conflict upon theml have talked with the |
regimest and their recital of the hardshipa, suf.
ferings, and perils they had endured, and Iwiah |
the men assembled in the late Democratic Cen. |
vension, in your City who refused, ~ l am In.
formed, 70 pass certain resolutions approving of |
The conduct Of those brave men, could hear what
have heard. # they eould hear il they would +
hide their heads In shame !! .ls,.,s-- =.
8 lvoiG-They did palas the resolutions after
wards, Governor. s,,. ! u,,ss.5 3 $50.
Gov. KlkwooD am sorry they had to thisk
Iwice before they could adopt them. (Applause. /
have NOT seen : repWtpf the psoceedings Il
mat Convention, but M, inforned that such
re sotvn. sssIsile OF lsssssSs.s ss5tsfll "a
$ Nov 90 far a. am CONCERNED, II il matter
p very little consequence whether. ! shan Be re.
70 the o0ee Of Governor or not. Don't /,
Iive 2 thought tome personally, ! wss not snx.
oas that my name should 90 before the Repub.
lean Conversion. Iwih I could have declined V
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have they met in convention on succeeding
days; and while they we're willing to thus act 10
conjunction, they we're unwilling to act with the
Republican organization. Alzsi, v-sss ri .sy Ia
What did the Republicans do when they met
IN conventionf Take their platform and read
It Search through It from beginning lo.end,
and what 10 there In 1t to drive from its support
any man who loves his country There ID moth.
ingI Scrutinise It - closely - you please. and
you will 6nd no partixanship there. You viii
hnd nothing there but devotion 70 the Arneri.
can flag, aud love for the American Union
lApplsuse.J The Republicans placed them
selves in position TO affiliate with the patriot
10 portion of any party, or all parties, in the
State, Democrats or Union men, call them what
you please; but they were silently passed by |;
NO desire vas shown to have anything 70 do with
them; and relying upon the Justice of their
cause, they threw their banner abroad. and An.
pealed 70 The people to rally around il. in main.
tenance Of the Federal Union and the honor Of
the Federal Flag. The Republicans do not ask
you, my Democratic friends, 10 give up any Of
your preconceived notions On The subject Of
slavery; They don't ask you TO accept their
Ponucai iato OF abandon yours; but as the
predominant party In the State, ignoring for
the time being Ill past political issues. thew
ask every man who i willing to rally around
the Dag 70 step forward 70 aid them In this na5
ssiouc cause 10 II wrong 10 them to 10 this :,
Every Rspublieaa b Onion man WheIe n
Ell the broad land can you ilnd one vhs 4 ,,o.1.
They are, and for some years have been. the do.
ninant party Of he State They have placed
themselves, - On Organization, in . position h
oe consulted With By any party or anymen VINO.
.lgns oe:4 ghaeto consult and oct Win them
Iof see Union; bat had completely. perhaps
~ .a.Css'y, Sesa ignored by all Theysthen for
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MEDICINES.
THU SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or DEFENcn
SAFETY AaAINsr pEATHi


soLDrEKs, who calamity volunteer their services
70 the Government should be protected againA
Eokneas and Death by ingorious disease. II In .
wen authenticated fAcs that in all since warfare
became n science, more deaths have resulted fretn
hokneas than from the casualties Of war.
La every soldier BE- AIMED win RADwAY'n
READY RELIEF. II win prove - serticeable -
uusket, pistol, sword ur hayouet With u no dam
Ter will result from Sunstroke, Diarrhea, Dysentery,
yever and Agie, Typhus and Typhoid Feverr,
kheumatsm, Neuralgia, Headache, or other pains;
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, OF Asthma. With this
remedy plentifully used in the camps, no sickness
uill break out or pestilence prevail.
Railways READY RELIEF has been fully
proved TO I've the most important equipment Of Oh.
medical stores. II saved the ives Of Thousands Of
,oidiers In Venezuela, New Granada and ECUADOR,
bouth America II also proved ~ great value 70 tns
Eighth Regiment during their encanpmons ~
Quarantine, a. vouched for by all the officers, and
upwards Of $50 privates Of the gallant Eighth.
Should the chances Of war require the presence o.
sur troops In the mslarious regions lagoons and
olarshea AID rice pRntat " the Southern States,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove Of mors
service, used, than all the batteries and artilerss
Of tho earth. With this remedy, the loes Of life %
the diseases OF climate will I've small; without and
dependent upon the skill Of the army surgeons, I'M
scclimated, and without experience ~ the dses-
they prevail In those localities, the oas Of fs
gill be fearful.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEP win save the lives
OF those whe may be seized with any Of the climate
diseases Of the Southern States. For twelve years
has battled successfully with the most formidabs
OF pestilences Of the rice, cotton and sugar pants
tons, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, A. apreven-
i've and curative Of seases incidental H. the South
nn States, is no experiment but alsolate fat
In Of Wounds, Bruises Spfans. Gun-bhoi
Wounds, Sabre or Bayonet Wound, the application
u RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will 10 q great
ssrvica, and. n used judicousy will prevent intam
nation, notification aud save the necessity Of am
pukakion.
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DRESS.
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Railways READY RELIEF

have committed serious mistake For this remedy,
freely used among the TROOPS will prevent and cure
In double quick time Small Pox. Measles, Yellow,
ryphus, Typhoid and all other malignant, diseases
Let the Government supply every military depot and
encampment with Railways Ready Rebel. No
tckneas Of a serious nature viii prevail. Every
volunteer should provide themselves with few bot
Nos Of this remedy. II will protect you against sud
den attalk Ks ~ the most malignant disorders, ana
wil In all ca,es Of sickness expedite 9 cure.
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MOSQUITOES.
VACCINE VIRUS.

We have completed arrangements with physi
oan Of extended practice 10 furnish uB with fresl
vaccine virus from healthy infants, In chemically
sealed glass tubes, aud viii supply physicians and
surgeons in the army with either vaccine matter q
scabs, In the tubes, for 80 cents eachor two tubes
one containing vaccine matter and the other scabA
for % cents capable Of yaccuatug 1T least ten per
sons We will guarantee every tube Of vaccine W D
fresh and pure, and from healthy infants.
Address RADWAY &c CO, 20 John 81, including
the amount in postage stamps.
RADwAY d CO.,
ny24 tfOO0 % John ST. N Z.