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Artimus Wards Adventure.

must relate littlelincident which hap.
pened to your humble servant on his re
turn from the wars.
was walking along the street lookin' SO
gallant and gay in my brass kute and bloc
buttons, and other military harness, when
an excited female rushed out ov house, an
throwed her plump handdles around my
&eck-which part l didn't mind much q
they were round ones-and exclaimed:
"Do behold thee once agsinm A..
"You do-an' think you are holding me
rather too fastly," seq |, trying to release
myself from the excentrick females arms
80, hev you cum back, hey you cum
back 9H she wildly cried, hangfn' to my neck
still tighter. gl.<g,E
Certainly I've cum back" sez l, +" or
else wouldn't be here. But | don't think
know you muchly.n +
"Net know me-your own Olaretta Ro'
setta Belletta-she who has not sOt her
eyes on you for ~ ore'n two years 2"
eyes," she continued, placin' her hands
onto my shoulders, and lookin' up into my
face like dyin' hoss-fy-"yes see my
own Alfred's eyes, his nose, his ears, his
Madam" sez /, "excoose me but allow
me to correct you. Ef | air not mistaken,
these eyeses, an cares, an noses belong to
myself indorvidually, an your Alfred never
owned EN- scarcely"
Away with this farce" sez she. "You
cannot deceive your Claretta; cum into the
house and see your little sen Lincoln Burn
side Mcclellan Beazer"
It was we'll evident that the female was
mistaken, that it was not me, but another
luan, she wanted.
"How old was he?" sez |. &
(which" sez she
Them little son, Lincoln Burnside Nc
TClellan an so 4th." E
"He's Just six months-the little darling"
well, madam" sez /, "ef little Lincoln
Mcclellan Burnside an 80 4th, is only six
months old, and you havnt sot eyes on your
Alfred for more'n two years, tbind there
is a mistake somewhar, and that Pm not
your Alfred but anotherm man altogether"
The woman shot into the house like forty,
an that was the last of her, but pity her
poor Alfred. .1,.s'j -...- I. =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14

A HAIL storm of almost unprecedented
severity was precipitated upon Cincinnati
on Friday evening, between eight An nine
O'Clock. 1t lasted some ten minutes covering
the pavemeuts with icy balls the size oflarge
marbles, since which time. as we'll as before,
great deal Of rain has fallen.
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{. ACTIVE preparations for the opening OF
the campaign are going on in the army OF
the Potomac. Generals Meade, Humph
jreys, Patrick and Ingalls, had an interview
With General Grant on Friday. The severe
storm of Saturday has swollen the rivers
10 al, slmest UNPRECEDENTED height, doing
considerable damage to pubic and private
property. Bridges on the Orange and Al
exandria railroad were swept away, ant traV-
ell between Washington aud the army was
Suspended Sunday. 1t has proved the most
destructive storm the season. The bridge
over b oil run, near Union Mills, is entirely
gone. The structure was one hundred and
fifty feet long, and some thirty hve feet
aboye the bed of the stream. The army
will not be inconvenienced by these dana,
ges, as sufficient supplies are on hand atthe
front to subsist it until the road can be re
paired, which was expected would be ac-
complished Sunday. .c a'r
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14

A SAD ACCIDENT occurred at the furnace
at Union pepoat, Duphin county, few
days ago: is appears that the furnace had
chilled, and that two men were employed in
preparing blast with powder, but before
It Was completed the powder exploded. E,
Rhosds had Que of HIS eyes blown out and
otherwise injured. The other man, whose
nameive have not learned, had both bis
eyes blown out. His recovery is doubtful
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14

THs mastering officer for Indiana has
mustered into service, during the month of
march, ,977 new recruits, leaving an excess
over all calls Of 1,90S men, without count
ing the veterans. The latter foot up ii,
l22, making total excess of 1900 or
more than enough to fill Indana's proper
ton of another cali for 100000
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"MoRE BRAINS, LoRD!"-The Washing,
ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial relates the following:
Rev. DR.. Sutherland who has recently ac-
cepted the pastorship of an American church
in Paris, offered his farewell prayer as chap
lain of the Senate few days ago, aud took
occasion to make very unkind dig at the
Honorable gentlemen for whom be has
been daily interceding at the Throne OF
grace, for months past. He uttered the
following snpplication very andibly:
We pray Thee, o Lord! to give to the
co unsellors and statesmen Of America,
more brains! More brains, Lord! More
BRA1Nsl" On hearing this very well-timed
entreaty but rather harsh criticism, Mr..
Sumner dropped his head upon his breast
q ute feeli ngly, Jim Lane rolled his eyes
piously, Garrett Davis evinced signs OF emo
ten, and gentleman in the reporters gal
flery uttered an emphatic "Amen!' by way
of second to the Reverend gentleman's
motion. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14

THE hat and overcoat of tn, noted guer
riIls chief, Blunt, who was killed by our
troops in Missouri few days ago, have
been sent to st. Louis as war trophies. A
portrait of Miss Ann Fickell, young
woman betrothed to Blunt, was shattered
by the ball which penetrated the overeoat
Tho young lady herself is now in Jail for
murder.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. ]. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, wnleh
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for either pu-
siness, study, society or marriage, a.,.,
Tassr Ara some the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weanes OF
sieht. Loss of Muscular Power, Palpiiatfon OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritabilty, Derangemens
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility symp-
toms Of Consumption, &c.
WrNrILLY.-fhe fearful effects On the mind are
much TO be dreadsd..Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
ideas Depressons Of Spirits Evil Porebodings Aver
sion to Society; Self Distru Love OF Solitude fimia
ity, &C., are someAf the evils produced.
THoUsANps of persons Of all ages can now Judge what
IA the cause of their declining health losing their vg
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emaciated nav,
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough ana
svfnptams of CONSUMPTION.
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DISEASE OF InIPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleas,
ure finds that he has mbibed the seeds Of this painful
d sease it too often happens that an itimed sense
shame or dread of discovery, deters him from applying
to those who, from education and respectabty, can
alone befriend hum, delaying till the constitutions
symptoms Of this hod disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs dimness OF sight, DEAFNESS
nodes on the shin.bones and arms, blotches on thu
head face and extremities, progressing with frghtu
rapidty till at last the palate Of the mouth or thu
bones Of the nose fall in and the victim OF this awfu
disease becomes horrd object Of commiseration, hl
death puts period to his dreadful suferngs by send
ing him to "that Undiscovered Country from whsnc'
no traveller returns"
1t s melancholy fact that thousands tall victims tt
this terrible disease. owing to the unsllfuness OF g
norant pretendsr who, by the use Of that Deadly Poi
son Mercury, ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain practice In
duleed in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which are
nightly fst, even when asleep, and if not cured rem.
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his eSun.
try the darling Of parents should be snatchea rom
of deviating from the path Of nature and ndugng IN
certain secret habit. Such parsons MUST before con-
temp lating
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14

1VIcKsBURe sdvices of the Sd inst. say
that the rebels attacked Brooks's plantation
about 2 o'clock on Friday morning. The
plantation is situated seven miles above
Snyders bluff on the Yazoo river, and is
one Of the largest In the state. 1t had ex'
tensive cotton works and splendid build
ings, oil Of which were destroyed One
negro and four children were burned in the
buildings. -,
The First Massachusetts, cavalry (col
ored) six hundred strong. quartered near
the planta ton, maintained O. fight with the
rebels until eigHt oclockein the morning
when they charged and repulsed the enemy
numbering fifteen hundred strong. Our
loss was sixteen killed. The rebel loss is
unknown but ten killed aud wounded
were left in our hands. The plantation had
been leased by the government and was
being extensively worked BY the lessee.
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A CURE WARRANTEDINTWODAY DAY
No Mlys,sy or Nanseoas Drugs q
~ l nR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Londoi
Graduate fom one Of the most eminent Colleges IN q
United States and the greater part OF whose ie az
phia and elsewhere, has effected some OF the n41st a.
tonishine cures that we're ever known; many trouble
with ringing ip the head and ears when asleep gree
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS, oasn
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometime
with dersnaement Of mind, were cured lmmsdlateiy.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14
MARRIAGE Il,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces
sary requisites to promote connubiai happiness. In
deed, without these the journey through life become:
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to tn,
view: the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with our own,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-14

+, III 81 b;.f s-assb issg!1Ea ~ -sIn1S esi
aor s7fi .c1is sae''Eciriaoo yfaiias> 81
- eS5.SlA, ,3IS bsaoSal
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
&I IESTABLI6HKDlAS ASA RkFUdE FKOM
pd5go2 sdt 10 aQUACKRRYs 10 s9i b9'isA
The Only Place jWksrs q Cure Can be
r ,s1Z9 Is aoi1e eObtSineda ~ . - !.


The Only Place 5Wksrs q Cure Can be
g is1Z9 0t f0btainedaoiis =
nR JoHNsToN Has DISCOVERED THE MOST
z, iRs as .DS only %ssanss Of s.
|of Ilnhs, S6ietufes, Affections Of the Kidneys and
Had1sr, Invlountsry Discharges, Impotency, Geners
Dshhty, Neryousness Dyspepsa Ianguors LoM spn,u'
nmbaing, Dlmnea Of Sight or aiddiness, Disease OF
The Head, Threat, Nose or Skin, Afecfons Of tn the
Lyef, Lungs Stomach or Bowels-those Terrible DIS
.rns sna sasg SSa s 70 their
s ~ sasa ing sSs I Z as ai Sssss M hopss o. snteps
tiens rsnderins marriage kos simpossibls.
al s'a7oI EOUNGMENq 80
E.sscially, Who live bscoms tie visfis Of Solitary
VIE that dreadful and obstructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to an untmey grave Thousands Of Young
xSo might othsfSss have tasfancsd Etsnns senatss,
via the thundefs eloquence walked TO ecsacy the
living Tyre, may call With fpll conddencs. asa1 -
,2 III MARRIAGE. -J}a5-1 a
Married Persons Or Young Men eonsempis.nga gass TsI-
ity defornites speedily cured. f f..Jis u
Hs Who places himself under the care Of Dr. J. may
relisiously oonfde tn his honor as gentleman, ana
confidently rely upon hia skill as pnys'clan' 30
-rof-, OxGANIC WEAKN Ess. ms ~
MN edisteiy Cured and Full Visor Restored.
THIS Distressing Affection which renders Afe mser-
able and Marrage tne penalty paia oy !ns
victims ofnproper tndulgences Young persons are too
ant tocmm exessaes from not bsnssysre ofthe dread
fl conseQuenesath may ensue NOW VINO tnat anaea-
stand the subject viii pretend 70 deny that the power
procrestion is lost sooner by those falling into improp
r hahts than by the prudenti Besides being deprived
Of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms 6 both body and mind arise
The system becomes Dersnsed the Physical ana Men Men
Nervous Irritability Dyspepsia, Palpnation OF the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility wasting
OF the Frame. Cough, Consumption, Decay ana DEATH
Ofies No. Z south Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors
rom the corner. Fail not to observe name and num-
Der. p, D.. e.. .- . ...,--,. -. -at m, n, : :
tors Diploma hangs in his Office.
A CUsR wARRANTEDINTWoDAYs
No Messsy or Naseoas Drugs 90
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STRANGE RS

Trust not your lives or health the care Of the
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute OF
knowledge name or character, who copy DIR. ,tonn-
stons advertisements, style themselves In
papers, regularly Educated Physicians, incapate Of
Curing they keep you trifing month after month ta-
king their filthy and poisonous compounds or as long
al the smallest fee be obtained and In despair,
leave you With ruined health TO sigh over your CALLING
Dr.. Johnston the only Physician advertising.
His credentials diplomas always hang in his office
His remedies or treatment unknovn to all others,
prepared from Life spsntin the great hospitals of Eu
rope the first in I ,e country and more extensive
Prirats Practice than any other Physician in the
world. --
INDORsEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands ,cured at this institution yea
after year. and the numerous important Surgical OPP
eraons performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters Of the "Sun," "Chpper," and many other
papers, notices Of which have appeared again and again
before tn public, besides his standing gentleman
Of character and responsibility, is sufficient guaran-
tee to the sfiicted, "a
- skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
eNrNo letters rsesised unlezs postpaid aud con-
tainiIs stamp to be used on thereby. Pnons vri-
ting should state age and send por.n ofaiveEtsement
describing symphonic.
r JoHN NJ JOHNsTON, M. D., ,-.
OF the Bsitimore Lock Hospital, Bal:.mors, Maryid
dcc12-ly TTgSiii1T FlHItss}
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My faculties for doing any and all Of the above de-
ecrpton OF work, are now unsurpassed, and satissc
ton viii be guaranteed IN all cases
EBAll work furnished promptly BY the time prom
ised t-
Orders are respectful solicited address,
- ~IsEES- :, LIE syIS BAKER = CO.,
# bsi&l11s ~ WRfftNs WEsT Va.
, 1864-09-28

Bunk of EsEls! Is unchan2ed. It Is stated that
Denmark, eI coIr7Ee1 By the western powers, re-
iurts the ceeelun Il N.rth Schl swtR unless it u
ss1 cfioped hY fhe yGte. q! the ptuple.
The res,g1,,ioh Of the Spanish Ministry has
7 re T,ines 'urther pa5T. the Uhicaso Convention
processes to stand bv the UnIou a.fstrou:ly as tn.
Kepubllc,nB themselves, aod we can very Veil
, II dere,ald why ihe Democrats at Chicago snriuk
f1,m b2n,tine out the tact .na. the South must 60
! fee; but Oh what e :,ands or with Hhas expscta-
lin o. snccces cJnld the Coufsderates n:,w DC
mixed to 5fc1d what tney have been f:h:ing ios to
the very uler who have been rusbte to wrea: tt
70 as
policy than that the people Of the South should
haze eyinced any read tuess to compromise It's
more than liEely au armlstiee will be tae atse
alter ii dug the South catnot be cocrced vi 6od
s1soit can't bc persuaded, and the reflection, en-
cours.td b. interval, ptl gradually induce the
Ftderzl Sra1es TO 1ellnqui-h what they can't OBJ.
ta1p. rathez than recur to what has already been
proved, hore!e.sa aud rutnous struggle for It.
The Herald thipks that even 4 Mr. Lincoln
should be Eecnud time chosen President, the IT.
ttsade OF the Democratic purity encourages the
bopc That III the p'eseus temper Of the people even
nepnblicaua vii, hesitate ere tdeS mike the fatal
FTiIs- Tnse IoTniag FIT. (Gavernment orsan,) says
| the soulbern Codfe5prtcy is now, and has been
snee The ts Of as
thing IetnoitB tor the latter hut to recognize, with
wbs grace It may, the political unity OF tho new
Og III 18Th, Paris Bourse Inactive; Rentes clos
TSe Sitting Ct The Peace Conference was held in
| Vicrna on tte 18th.
| Tho Vines, ir conclusion. says: Tho world a.
heen much u,e1ed II the Democrat: party fa not
the atropcest psrtY IN the Northern st 'tes3te5ng
| enough III tho absence at a"y nneIpeCted esent
| to carry In November Its candidate for the Ptest
deucy, and 10 impress ita policy, il the interval
| upon the exsttn. ADMINISTRATION. Still, tt must
not be 1crco,'en 1hst the Republicans will ho re.
1uclant to IL tire from power; that any ssnai euc
c+ts may once more place tht1n In the ascendant,
| pr 1t they th0utd deem peace policy undesir1
Or, they will erj1y all the advantages Of actual
| office IN uainta1tting the opposite po,fcv.
The London 17n.es continues aan2ulue a. to ths
Cheago movement leaoing to peace bet&oen the
| North and South, and sny=:
| tWe trusttte public will admit that they have
rot heen niscuIded hy our comments on this Oh
st,rafc cnntcst. The great tact which asserted
| from the artt is now placed beyond the eEeach o
| controversy. We said The North could never sub
due tie South. ard the North has no8 proclaimed
| the BAme CONCLUSIONS"
t coAMEncrAL.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
11yERroo1, Sept. II. 1861.
corex-ssles today 1000 bales. Market irresu
| HbkAps1uTF-Quiet and eieady,
| PHorlsloEs-Dull. Bacon arm.
| LONDON, Sept. Is, 1854.
CoNsoLs- -Cloeed at s7,l68s for money AMI
| etocks.-l1. G. 4'G42 discount; Erie 43.
, 1864-09-28
FB ON NEW ORLEANS
Highly TnfeFeAt1nE Summary ai L0ut.
klnna and Gulf Matters.

CAmo, Tneeday, Sept. IL The steamer Maecr-
IL, from New Orleans 2let, has arrived. The
ste ame1s Cromwell, Gnowa and Nn.la Werc all to
eall fur New York on the 2tth.
The steamship Commander, which left New
York Oh the Sd, had not arrived, and some uuea.i-
nees WIS felt In consequence.
The gun5oRr Selma, nom Mobile, arrived at Lake
ToutchsrtraIn On the a1.t. The rams Tuscaloosa
ard Nashville were reported to have gone to Mont
go1nery, Ala. but the report was not credited. It
was believed theY had gore up the Spanish River,
to get a carer position tu Mobile.
The steamer Gertrude, laden With csttle aud
conan.ssary etores, and two hundred ssczs and
Afly bales It coston sunk at College Point, on the
mississippi River, On the 20th. Five passengers
were missing. The bodies Of tw0 ladies' were re-
covered.
The olEcIa1 announcement Of Gov. Hahn gives
the total ypte Gait for and aLninst the Consti
tuition aggrfgating S6 t0r it and 1865 against It.
The Governors pruclamalion declares the Constt.
tuton henceiorlh The ordained and established Law
or Ltu1Ethus.
Cotton stands still. Provisions and produce are
extremely dull
d are 1t Baton Rouge on the 21st destroyed a
larce block Of buildings.
NAw YonK, Tuesday, Sept. 27.-The Herald I
NtW orleans correspondent has the fol wing
The TrEn- M'ssi.tippl rrbels, numbering 25,0D,
ate mnyfDg 1owurcs Missouri.
r. Tonislana Il g1tlatnre mee!s in two weeks
ULt .'ates Senators art to- he e1ec4ed ny +!
They vii BE- Governor HAHN and perhaps Geasra
BaMAs. y,
be assigned to the command ofthc Gulf Depart
, 1864-09-28

NEW ToHK, Tuesday. Sept s7.-At the auctions
ot d,y Eoode today. there wns a iusrxed fall IN
prices, amounting 10 330t 10 i ccnr less than the
regular 1rfces three EetA6 1EO
Gold Ucened steaoier tl~ morning, and the price
has becI puxtancd By the hca1J purchases to c4{es
rhUrte- There is " great scarcity Of cash gold.
upun which 4 y cent Is readily paid. II opened
ut 1913, rnee TO 1qsH, and declined u 1A3.
NEw YoRK. Taesdsy, Sept, :s.-Thrrc were
rather lively imes among Importers, n7caoneers
Bnd buycrz generally, owing tn the feTetIsh state
OF political nna financial affairs. Many Kinds OF
goods fell come III, ~ and twenty-five per cent
For instance. poal de chevIes (wuoleu GainEs},
which twn weeks ago brousht 85c-, we're knocxed
down tn-da5 at &c., some lots being consequent
II withdrawn. Inferior qualities OF come articles
heretofore commanding from 60 to Soc. went down
10 42@44c- 4 few lots Of 40-in.h bsrg!n1 end
bur:pt cold ut from IS 70 % psr CENT below aver.
a. prices. Dome-r: goods afn, IN comparison
with to1e.cn articles.
The pa1lc in gold uneetsled crerythtne, and IN
few cases The fail Eas IS to 20 per cent rom tn.
regular prices Of three EeeEs Aco.
The retucllun IN rates for 3omeeic goods no
70 large
NV. .YonE, Tuesday, Sept. .27.-Go'd closed thi
p. n. 1T 1861.
THE VERY LATEST.
NEW YoIk, Tuesday, Sept. s7.-9old to'n1gn!
4U.
, 1864-09-28
THE IOWA STATE FAIR.
The Opening Day Mt Burlington Yes
teraAy.
Especial D spetch to the Chicago Tribune.l
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Saturday, sept. q.

Especial spetch to the Chicago Tribune.l
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Saturday, Sept. n.
oPEE1Su DAT.
The elerenth annual exhibition OF the Iowa
State Agricultural Society Was opened in this city
this morning. The weather in the carliez part Of
day WIS dnrk and lowering, with strong sJmp-
toms Of an equi1octial storm, but towards noon
it cleared up, and Is as bright and beautiful
AZ heart couC wish. -
The day has been devoted to the Fair, AMI the
promise Il good for very successful exhibition
The entries are not nearly completed, but Al
ready there is an excellent show oi esock sheep
u1d agricultural implements.
The dieplay Of horees and swine Is not 20 good,
| while fruit, especially apples and grapes. fli
| large snd attractive space.
Sewing machines are fully represented. includ-
! i1c the Wheeler & Wilson, GroFcr 4 Dsser, VII
| cox & Gibbs, &C., while pianos are abundant.
! The attendance has been Fery large for the
| optning day, and tomorrow and the day follow
ing large crowds are expected, not only from the
! bition.
| PERSONAL.
Thtre are large number Of distinguished een
tiemtnhere; anaoDg Waem gre Gov. Ya.es; Of 1l!i-
~nois, Gov. Stone. Senator Crimes, Hen. John 4.
| EasEor, Gen L,umaD. Marshal Ho1te, aud Eearly
n1l the Iowa State officers
| In connection Hi.h the State Exhibition. a Elni:
taty Fair; under the contldi Of the Iowa Sanitary
Comn'ssion, was; OPENED at Crimes Hall last
excellent taste uDd judgment The openln; ccre-
1noDies consistcd OF e0ne excellent music by a
well traineu choir, most' eloquent invocat1oE by
o i1ao Ths 81 snpks oi ~ note
taan m hour, aud was warmly app!audcd~~
P0L3TIcAL.
There is not 1nuch excitement In Iowa on po1!ti-
, 1864-09-28

EKw yoRK. Tueed'y, Sept. sT;-Ths sanbo3t
rivea Or iron c]Aus aud cunhoa1s wets thea
nssr Mobile, but no atsack hao 5e: been mad- on
the city.
WAsuHo7os, Tpcsday, Sept. e7.-The Navy De-
pertinent has tcce5rcd details from Admiral FaETa-
gut Of li,c successful execution up Fish River.
On tho rctcxn the Teatcla were Rt!acked from
rver By A.ty Or sixty rebel, who had relied trees
acrcse the etrenn. The fire wae returned, and our
Y+ttes p4ssed thtGurh with tse loss Of q! Ou3ctr
End two men killed.
Admi1el Fsr1aaut says be is successfully eu'
Gagged II Removing the 1orprd'rs. Ne has thus far
euccetd ded il taking up etventF.one-
, 1864-09-28
Especial D!tpatch to the Chicago T11k1as

rtn,.2.n,-,r T,oed,-. a.. ;,
~ .o-.' -, 8. saors. 1sp1' -
The commission 1of tae tfaal Oh Doda resumed
business this afternoon, Brig. Gen. Col.roye, pre-
E..ms I's sS.Easnmaa.."a, oa - ,ss "..' VI LIE
part o. .ne oose4umen. was eouameoeeo.
Felix G. st!tger testified that he was sent By the
authorities to learn particulars Of the Sous Of
I,tc,tv Dr Bowfes cave him the 1rst 1ntor:n
-. II. 49, ,n,.,.ted ,n,o W. n-,a. .."s. 49,.
tloh' ue '"ae tuaea'eu INV .us osuef aoon! ing
fifth of Jnbe anu was lLestueted u sae thsSd de-
rree by ! ristn Tie G1ard Secretary. He met
Dodd in 1ue Office of Brigham; the editor OF thc
Srf;ne lie had a ,eltQr Of iutroductfon fro1,
IN Court Dodl tod tic wItacrs then thst Coffin.
a t3oycrumcut dttettive must be assas-fnateds
T1o1d iisrrfsu11. Doy1les. Mill. ~ Dr upmnhrets