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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
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"Tis nisht-glorious Autumn's night!
And grandeur gree,s the eye,
Since day has drawn his dazzling veil
From OF the soft blue sky.
'Tis bright, and beautiful as bright,
But still some hlurs are seen,
For faint and fnr-otr Nebul,u
DO mar the w" -:
'Tis sad-yes, deeply, sorcly sad,
That thus each life should be:
AS all who to the future look,
Will there some shadows see.
'Tis swcct--and cheering, too, as sweet
TO think. TO feel that we
May 6nd those mists made all Of stars,
AS are tie Ncbul@.
-Norember, 1864. "ESCGE.
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

EoUAL TO CEsAR.-Every school.
hoy reader Of history is familiar with
CAESARS celebrated dispatch after en-.
couute.iug the Gauls-u Veni, Sidi, vici"
-" came, l saw, I conquered" Ri
waliug this brevity is the account of"one
of our loyal" Africans sho was in the
Yelviugtsn affair Said he, t.Ne g We II
'cm, and woopt en- aud koteh Ten w
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

TIT Rev. Mr.. E, who lives near
Portland, was preparing his discourse
for Tie next Sabbath. stopping occaslos.
ally to review what he had written -aus
10 erase that which Lc was disposed to
remove, when I've was aeeosted by his
little son, who numbcredbut three SUM- 9a!
nlers: --........ ,-..! ,....a....
" Father, does God tell you what to
preach?" u....,sos..,
"Certninly, s'g child
"Thcu what makes you scratch 1t
out9" '-'.s = '';'.' wa ''@'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

4 DESERVED PRoWoTloN.-Colon&
Duval, Of the 9th W. Va. Infantry, has
:bocn promoted to the rank Of Bnigadier-;
Geuera!. 10. This promotion was awoa
pdraoI. -hg thc akiu and galluntry which
Gen. ,Duval has universally displayed in
tho .aSmerous actions in which be, hqs
participated. He|is ono Of West. VIZ.
sinia modest sons, and one who wiE
reflect horc- rpou himself and biz
State. -. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
THE TvvsD GEORGES.

The entire country, from the Eastern
Coast of Maine to the Western shores Of o:
egon, and California resounds with loud
cheers for the two Georges, -Georgc d
Mcclellan and George Fl. Pcndlcton.
Around these two Georges the people are
rallying. In the them the people find a
tower Of strength-peace and prosperity to
the country, and restored Union for all.
Through their elevation to the two highest
positions in the gift Of the people fratcrnal
blood will cease to flow, and instead of war
Of brother against brother, aud State against
State, the South will clasp hands with the
North-''grim visagcd war will smooth his
wrinkled front" the lion and the lamb will
lie down together.
For such a consumation who would re-
fuse to work. Let the spirit of enthusiasm
that is now raging in the East be caught up
all along the prairics Of the West, and un-
der the banner Of the two Georges let all
rally who prefer peace and harmony to war
and dscord. -s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

New 11nGnuoo0ro Mo1enoes
= = - In FL u ! ] 5Zlss fs.s|sll-
tur,. or between the Republican Governor
(0ilugre) nbd We Rspublisan Hspre1 Ata-
stiyel1 rhs 1jsislatu1 used : pol ps's
votins6;ll Gsv. Gill vetoed =; te
paiojsy d ert ef = ehmistes rsased ore'
consider his veto, take the ground that his
veto came too late, and propose resolution
declaring their act to be law. The consid-
eratiou Of this report, to take place this
rack. v. uld lead 10 much excitement. A
correspondent Of the Boston Journal, ~ri-
ting from Concord last week, says:
We hear that the Radical Kepdoilcans
ana the extr<ms Democrats, win franknn
pierce at their head, arc in secret session.
Noting the ruin of favorte cllques ana
kicking ups mugs gsarally, which IS to
end m breaking 10 p,ssent parties, and In
for1n;ne a new and row erful political organ
izafion. which j. to sweep the State ike
,-6;rlw;nd ncAt November. 1t is also re.
rorsed tha. Gov. Gilmorc's enemies in the
kepub,can ranks will attempt to impeach
him for alleged misdemeanors Of various
kinds. e4o.
The above arc only samples Of the stories
which Madam Kumor is spreading in oul
midst Whether tr.e or false, we are quite
sure that, aside from the Chicago Conven
ton, the New Hampshire Legislature is to
be tho theatre Of political war for the coming
week
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

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1EThe exterior Of the dome of the new
capitol at Washington has been completed,
o Ohio's wool crop this year will be ~.
voO'oV0 pounds worth 3l5, 600, 900.
-. -Philadelphia courts have decided that
street y cars running Sunday disturb the rites
mag be rrested, =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

The Cincinnati Commercial, speakin. Of
the correspondence belonging to Mr.. Voor.
hees, stolen by Gen. Darlington, says:
we have not been able to discern in the
correspondence in controversy the particu
lar evidence OF conspiracy, revolution. and
peril TO the peace of the State Of Indiana.
which Others believed or imagined they
found in it,"
This is the judgment Of an administration
newspaper. Generals Heintzelman and
harrington assume Democrats to be con-
splrators. On this assumption the latter
steals the private papers Of q gentleman
when he is absent from home. These fur.
nlsh no evidence ''of conspiracy, peril or
revolution" but are nevertheless used .s +.
pretext for scizing arms belonging to gen
tlcman who has had nothing to do with the
$50 :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

Correspondence of the New York Times
On the morning Of the l4th Of August, a
column Of troops, consisting of portion of
the 10Th Ohio Regime. I, mounted rs caval-
ry, companies b. and p OF the 4th Massa-
chusetts Cavalry, and piece Of artillery
under command Of Capt Hammar. of the I'd
Rhode Island Regiment, the entire force
commanded by Col Harris, of the 10th
Ohio, started from Magnolia for the purpose
OF making raid in the interior of the State.
The column proceeded TO station on the
Cedar Keys Railroad, called Stark with out
meeting any of the enemy in force. At
Stark they seized and destroyed railroad
Gin, and captured a considerable quantity
Of commissa y stores, Quartermaster' S
stores, and merchandise. The column then
proceeded in the direction of Gainesville. a
station on the same railroad, arriving at that
place with their plumber on the 18th int.
No sooner had the men removed the sad
dies and harness from the horses and set
themselves down for lest and supper, than
heavy fire of musketry was opened ,pon
item ny rebels who had concealed them
selves IN houses and behind trees. The
rebel force consisted ofinfanti and cavalry.
numbering 600 men, and three pieces of ar
tilcry, the whole commanded by Capt.
Dickinson The moment our men were al
tackcd they came into line and defended
themselves as well as they could. The
rebels. however, hang superior force,
succeeded in taking prisoners number of
our men, and re- captured all the property
that had been taken on the railroad. Our
totai oss is about 100 killed, wounded and
missing, one piece Of artillery and several
ho' scs. 1t is reported that we captured at
Gai' tesvillc one hundred thousand dollars
IN rebel notes, and one thousand dollars in
god, all of which was re-captured by the
rebels. The Union force cut their way
through the rebel infantry, and retired on
Magnolia, and thence proceeded to Jackson
vile. The rebels followed for a distance of
sixteen miles, and then gave up the pur-
suit.
Ou OF the 121 men of the 4th Massachu-
us Iavairy only % returned to jackson
vile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

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The New YOf1k Treh-~-
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Personnel sf ear T'icl<es sne
oSIhe personnel Of the Democratic ticket !.
conceded ty the most virus.nt Of the onro
sition press to be ADORE reptoach a. ~.
eve Of Gen. Mcclellan nomination ~. M .e
York Tribune said .h.. = ''As new
Gen. Geo ge b. Mcclellan IS the ;n..-.
ticn OF hostility to Mr.. Lincoln and NJ I:.
coins policy. He is an officer Of blame,""...
personal rspute. and WAS highly thourht as IS
before the wsr BY his brother ofiicersN -
more especially BY those Of strong secess -,
sifil'ations. He proposes to run on the VA ~,
Democratic platform, and will be b;ttsri.
opposed by the ultra ''Copperhesd;, -.
"esace at.any price, faction. -
" Ar. Pendleton, the Tribune said.
ueo-ge II. Psndleton, the Democ...,.
candidate for Vide n1ssiient, Is ecntlemsr
o. decided ability, liberal requirement. And =
unetaaned private repu6tio61. -''' :
Inc wife Of Ne. aPmdletpn il iaueht.-
g S francis y :. Key, the author o. the .'St.r
Ss0sA usaso99ea aeA-f,A Asftt AZ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
Thu mks Of Congress Voted Gen.
mcclellan.

On the 9th of may, 1862, the following
resolution offered in the House of Repre-
sentatiscs BY the most ultra Radical in it
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is with feelings Of de
vout gratitude to Almighty God. that the
House of Representatives, from time to
time, hears Of The triumphs Of the Union
Army in the great struggle for Supremacy OF
the Constitution ard the integrity Of tho
Union.
Resolved, that we receive with profound
satisfaction intelligence of the recent VIC
tories achieved by the armies Of the Poto-
mac associated from their localities with
those Of the Revolution, aud that the sin
cere thanks of this House are hereby ten
dered to Major General George b. Mcclellan,
for the display Of those high military quail
tiles which secure important results with
but little sacrifice Of human life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

As much interest was felt hercabouts,
probably, in the resolution introduced the
first Gay Of the Convention by Mr.. Long,
Of Ohio, as in any that was before the con-
ventlon; IL ia the resolution for appointing
a committee Of one from eoch State to
wait on the President and ask him to post
pone the draft until after the election. The
following extracts from the proceedings
Of the last afternoon, shows what became
of it:
Mr.. Bates, Of Iowa beg to say to the
members Of the convention that several
propositions were before the committee on
resolutions, requesting President Lincoln
TO withdraw the draft, and or ers that he
has made for this and that, bat the com.
mittec came TO the conclusion that they
would ask no favors of Abraham Lincoln.
Immense and long continued applause |
A free field and a fair fight is all that We
ask now.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

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Tobacco and Cigars.


THE UNDERSIGNED RESPEC FULLY IN
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
A.ancOlts>s Defeat Conceded by n
s-enui n - a - a bl Ia 81 y q aasrpasai.


The Albany Statesman tRep. of August
3lst., thus announces the nomination and
the effect Of the nomination of Gen. NJ.
Cieilan: I'm nominating Gen. Mcclellan
the Democrats place their very strongest
man in the ficld-a man who will noll y
larger army vote than any Democrat who
Gould possibly be p in nomination. The
abuse which Mcclellan me, with in the
Convention, from Mr.. Harris, of MARYLAND
and other traitors Of the same stamp. can.
not fail to be beneficial to the nominee with
she better portion Of the American De- ple
Inc Democrats having nominated Gen.
Mcclellan, forces the Republicans to one Of
two things-rithdraw Mr.. Lincoln from The
canrdss, OR Else SEE ras pExocnArs cAnpy
THE ELECTION ny AN OVERWHELMING x.,op,-
TT. AZ Mr.. Linoo cannot un;ke ,Ss uc,,,,
He Musr BE DEFEATED" ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
UNI TED.

1t was conidentially predicted previous
to the Chicago Convention, that there were
q certain class Of democratic papers known
rs ultra peace papers, that would not sup
port Gen. Mcclellan in case he were non,-
mated, consequently, in order to hold the
party together, it would be better to nom
mate some other man. We never had any
confidence in this prediction. 1t has ever
been cardinal principle in the democratic
householdto support its nominees. and so
1t will do in this instance-so it is doing.
We have seen nearly every ultra peace pa
per since the adjournment Of the convcn-
ton, and we have yet to see one that does
not promptly and cordially support the
nomination.. The sentiment with regard TO
the action of the National Convention. is
the same everywhcrc-all owe, the country,
and the spirit Of determination is strong
from tho highest to the lowest in the party.
No more party dissentions, no more factious
chickering's in the democratic camp: but a.
one man the members of the great party fall
to work, to achieve a most glorious victory
in November next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

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In addition TO the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years. this privilege Of conversion
is now worth about three per cent. per annur,.
for the current rate for 500 Bonds is not less
than nine per cent premium, and before the war
the premium on six per cent Z. S. stocks was
over twenty per cent. 1t will be seen that the
actual profit on this loan, at the present market
rate, is no; less than ten per cent. per annum.