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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
QmneemenfA

WINTER GARDEN tIdi1S.;, rrr,
Of the brilliant engagement Of
MIR. j. 3 CLAhhE,
who will appear tonight IN the character OF
DROMIO or SYRACUSE,
THE COMEDY Of ERRORS,
which win be presented for the frs time h nine years In
tn" s ~ ssu..ns,
APPOINTMENTS
hsvs been prepared to give far as possible, perfection o
6dfss.aAHlAY sEyyvAL
MR. ROlERT s1oEsM.
The comedy will be followed by the farce, written ex.
prrssiy foz MIR Clarke entitled
SOMEBODY'S COAT,
In which
.m MR. CLARKE
WASHINGTON
The distribution OF characters IN these pieces viii include
MssT. Q; HANLEY, q; /, ANDREWS, wALSoSoTT'
CHESTER. Nj. j. ANDREWS, tc:
DOORS OPLa AT IT, COMMENCE AT II
CUCCEsS POSITIVE AND DECIDED -
~ Owing great Of the first series Of Concerts
'''S' y '"' '. JEw ri f' ASSOCIATION,
Che Directors are induced TO announces
SECOND SERIES,
the first Concert to be siven At The
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Oh fNENlNt' Dct %, Ior "nicn
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED VALENI
has been engaged.
each ticket emitting tine purchaser to
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT,
10 TO be given from the -
MAGNIFICENT RENEWED STOCK
Of Jswery Pianos Empire Sewing Machines, Silver Ware,
Diamonds, &c.. view At the -
DEPOT Nos. 542 aud 544 BROADWAY.
Where tickets sold and pr.sen;s distributed Ovel
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth OF PKEShNiS
hsv- already given away The enterprise has been in
dors-d by Pres and Public the farst and most impartial
conceived Tickets ioT SECOND eeIio.no~ ready
T. H. ELIAS. Actuary.
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UHrrEp sTArEs AssAY OyyicE,

NswyoAx sept "a, 1854
NIRCULAR NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ gwen parties interested that for the purpo'e of
IN this Once nske prompt payments for bullion deposited
- ysetsy oftss Treasury has recently transferred
~ Olse Bullion Fund In coin D~postors Of bullion win
sss ressive payment In coins bars the value
QeSAe1 bullion shall been sscsttsnedssps]y eH
y ~ @sss hsD tbs ls.s u deposit.
GEO DrNNJN0. sspsrtsssBaesl
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WILLIAM FINCK & CO.. CHESTER SAW
w MILL AND CAR FACTORY, l9oaed on the Dec
aware river below philadep hia have hand largo stock
Of and Pine Timber. and prepared 70 law 1s on
short notice nd Vessels OF IA. lAgcs; c.ass can
load at the pier both Winter aud Summer We extensive
~ gagged IL ding Canal Boots aud parcd 10 build
ali Ainds u IKE ,ht. Coal, and Drfi Cars
CRKsTsH., Dewaare Go. Penn.
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NOTICE.-The following CHECKS of the In

NOTICE.-The following CHECKS OF the In
ternaonnl Coal Compsuy tie Leather Mannfac,rr-
ere Bank this Cy stolen nom their Office after the
II business saturday let inst The public are eau
toned r.sns negotiating tie their payment Lac been
,iopu,d At Bank. viz.
CheSk No 50. dsted Sept 2s,h, favor David Dows Co..
Check No - ds.AOci lat i4so VIM Strong for :Og On
Check No s. dated Oct Isl. favor r. e. Wedd- for 10 NJ
said heck. signed by the Pgesdent, H. H. etrong
but bad not been signed BY the Tressarer
n. b. WEDDLE Secretary.
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CRINNELL d. MEYERS,
VI STOCK BROKERS.
No Is BIoGd-street, New-York.
Government Securities Railway Socks &c, bought ana
.od the r. Y stock Exchange, excirsvey on
WIZ GpIyyYII BENJAMIN NJ. SRvKHs.
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nldrblilerr.

ENGINES FOR SALE.-One New aud one
IL Old ir1el also 4 sets 6 hinder Boilers.
JOHN STUART. No. 49, broadway. D.aer IL Machinery.
NOR SALE.-I Steam Boiler 30 feet long by
gia diameter. Rag EnsI,s Cons lickeis Tag Cutters
fI~auc Prrs.es with D. IN Rams Iron aud Paper Calender
DERRlC X SON y ARTLFTT,
so. Jn bc~krsns
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L,IRST AMERICAN

ENIRST AMERICAN
II COMPRESSED YEAST MANDATORY.
The under sned hereby notify the pubic that they have
tab sh.d Msnufscory Of Compressed Yeast This article
which Europe general sel fresh daily bar
about pounds Of this article watch has
e be d .oved IN warm milk baking will by the
u, OF ths Yeast. not only done much quicker bat so be
considerably NOR ta,@iul -,
ConsalneIs VII be furnished with sample Of I. whou;
eh4Ise.
The article vii DO delivered ffee IN The city
DONAU, STERN L CO.,
Nos 81 and 81 7tAsv., near l6thst
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HOPE COPPER COMPANY. Notice is
II hereby gwen that ints!Hent Of ON DOLLAR per
e,re has been levied the Cspts Stoct Of the Hope Cop
0sr Company payable at the Ofc. OF the COMPANY No ~
Hssssu street New the III day Of October l0ot
h interest from and after that date No tTsnser OF stock
" made eI the 7th day Of October unless the assess
mai d paid JOHN w. DAVIS, TTeasaTer
New YORK, Sept "a 1884
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nle0ical.
HNUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Il IfNATISM

i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
All sufferers from the complaint either o. recent or
lohy standing ere advised 10 400 BLAIRS GOVT AND
RIiEUMATlC PILLS They be eird upon az the most
a. and ehcctus remedy offered to the public and have
been universally used Europe for many years with ths
greatest success =. ....
Prepared hy PROUr Il HARSANT. No. ais Strand Lon
don England; aid sod by their Agents, WILLS 4 Co.,
Frnnkhn-st, N-w.York Retail Price, : 20 per oor
Her Majesty Commissioner have authorized me name ara
ldIe.s OF THOMAS PROUr 2,s Strand London, to be
upon Government stamp affixed to each boz Of
the genuine medicine.
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NETWORK OIL CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Ia. IOe BROADWAY c0h PINE. STREET, n Y.
VIII RECEIvE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE NV

JAMES w. GILLIHs President
WJILIAn n LEWIS. s-eTe.@y
ghis Company il duly incorporated under the sw OF the
esais SeYoTk II is organized for tire purpose Of open
Ia and working oil wells claim Of eighty one tcre. pur
sssed and owned by them in Crawford County Pa well
- been sunk 70 the depth OF three hundred and thirty feet
VIII good show OF oil - ..
PRICE or SHARES, s5PAR VALUE.
portion Of the stock has already been taken The books
ere now open at Office " the COMPANY No los BROAD
WAY, COZ. FINE STREET, NETWORK CITY. -
descriptions being received for % ooO SHARES
AT THEE DOLLARS. Persons therefore purchasing
sAase now dollar, have the advantage and shares or
which only three dollars paid a. once worth nve and
nay Ia one month be worth hundred.
sasn a the Once OF the Company no. log BROADWAY,
sss PlNESTEEEI
OIdes by mail with inelosed will be promptly At.
tsa6ed to-
rzrtTRBs
JAMES W GILLIEs. 100 10 257 Wsshingtop.t
WRIGHT GILES IS to 237 Nssnngtou-st
WIN Il MAILER, lOe N.l-st.
WIN TAYLOR, 5s5 Broadway.
JACOB LEWIS, g. and ~ Sasssu-st
Rh b. LEWIS, lOs Broadway.
cHAUNCY sHAFFER
solo.tor
Broadway.
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0be Curt

0be Curt.
HOBOKEN COURSE.-In consequence OF
i the continued nniavorshlc weather, the
FALL RACES
on ia. ABOVE Conrre are further POSTPONED until
THURSDAY uDd FRIDAY,
October D and
At which time the
GREAT RACES
Heretofore announced. viii take place.
Special Trans Ere Railway ro the foot o; Cham
hes AZ y ahd o. IS F4r both ways 81 cents, run 20 the
C0ur,. and return niter the Race
Ample ions ucudle cushioned seli far ladies'
J. HARVEY LYONS, Secretary.
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Amnsemenfs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WALLAcK1s: :-. w Gss,lDt. J,
FOLLIEs OF A NIGHT.
Irwhich Me'n' Lester wal.ck, Charles Fisher John on
appearance this season. win appear.
10 conclude WITH hr.t time. petite Comedy IN one
act BY the author Of my Fl Y.I' aap &C., fH''
Capt cracAen'horre Cruncher - Mr. Msrs Smith
Mr. Lyam.cha. Pottss, hi, son. young man With rO
msntc tendencies. .;:......';.. MY iouns
Master Sprouts Green Gr0csr' boy hired ; r.ss.
Barbara Perkins, sentimental maid servant. with
firm iatn In destiny .Mis. lone Burke
Lucind. Whiaeton.. Miss NJ Barrett
Mr. Whifaston. ..'''''.'.''''''MS Mss T TsIn
TauaspSY@to;oiG' BEFORE YoU LEAF
sXTURDAY-FoLLIEs OF A NIGHT, and MY wTFE's
MAID
MONDAY-LoOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
Five Act Play in PREPARATION and will be produced i'm
m.dately.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GEN TOM THUMB and WIFE CON. MUTT and
the ELM MINNIE WARREN.
Three Entertainments Daily,
AVOID THE ethow T AZ ; The Fl CROWDS
rh Z sni wE FiS 'S
RUTH Arii'H oRK I ~
Previous to which TOM THUMB COMBINATION.
THE pE ESI1Ils = ffswYER.
TONY DENIER IN PAS DE CHINOls,
RAvEL PANTCMlME DECHALuMEAUX,
GIANTS. ALbINOs, DWARts. &c.
Admission 30 cents. Children under ten, Is ccrts.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" COMMENCES "a
GREAT SUCCESS
OF the new drsrnagation Of Dickeus Celebrated Novel,
MARTIN CHULLLEWIf
NEW SCENERY, NEW MUSIC,
AND A POWERFUL CAST
CARPENTER's GREAT NATIONAL PIC
~ TIEE.-pnEaDEsr LIsCoLss fEASCPATIos fkoc'
IAxnpes BEFORE THE CADigRT, Exhibition IL Criyon
Ar 6sxs<y Broadway and stht Open unti p H.
AAnknass IS cents.
VOHN Il. COUGHS NEW LECTURE On
- TEMPERANCE, at Cooper Institute.
TUESDAY " ESlNG Oct H. 1864, commencing 1T o'clock
TICKETS 50 cents each For sale Ut
hUSHTOHS. Aston House,
ROBT GaRTTRk BRO, No. $50 Broadway
WIN. A. POND q Co, No. 5l7 Broadway.
MILLER / MATTHEWS, No. T5I Broadway.
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60 n)bom it man Gonrfrn.

INDIAN CURIOSrrIES FOR SALE, such
81 Rings for ladies and gentlemen, Tomahawzs, Fishes
Crosses These cuositics cut out Of Muscio se'
taken om the bed OF the Mississippi River by Indian prison
er. confined 1t Camp McC iesn. Davenport lows Rings
from So 20 s. each rcnahawks from - 10 50 eschi isr-
from IS eah Crosses froL 80 &c % each Seat TO
any address receipt OF price.
JAMES CULvERwELL, IT,, Davenport lows
Davenport. Iowa Sept "A, 1891
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uNpOpT.YT 70 holding MILL PRO

IMPORTANT 10 MOLDING MILL PRO
L PRiErORs CARPE NTERs aud BUILDERS. GAEL
NET CAR and TOY MANuFACIUREKs, and NOKh tlt'
IN WOOD GESLRALLf.-Nsehinesi for cutting Irregular
forms under patents been Manufactured ~ several
place snd ~. Variety Moidns and Flaming Machine iof
irregular forms with sai-slad and iredtapIc a-o
featured ~ Mcsss Cgrp~ut.r Pass, s.sc by W ~.
fctur.d erein.vely by the COMBINATION MOLDlSO
AND FLAMING MACHINE COMPANY At the Globe Iron
Works llth snd JJds, New ON VINO si,o own
ard anuft a. a.. DouD. Serpentin- Moig and fatins
Machine t only machn. IN -r.cne" winch can 40 that
worn circular giving fs description wi" Dc sent on -
p.icaiion. AZ, nts solicited. ...,,....-,o.,
AL ofders should b, addrc,-~d 20 the COMBINATION
MOLDIN0 AND PLANNING MACHINE Co, New YORK
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CAVALRY BragAu Jpyics W ASSISTANT QuAnrvsA,rkK,
No. 10 STAFF s1. hK" y o4. Jun, 49, i1oA y,
~ nyrch.sc In OPEN MARKET all The Cavalry Horses
that NAV be pr-~-ed sDd inspection al IN" seinnent
Stables corner 10th and J5;s In his CITY uhh iu'Hf
notice. . III &. ...,,s..,.. A
Psymen, will be nsde In chobs payable IN cerhcsies OIL
nde6edn-s when scye ~ OF more iorses are received
GkO. T. BROWNING. Captain and A. .. NJ
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Eettures ano Aleetin9s.

GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS
" AND TRADESMEN or TIE CITY OFNEW lOhk
The HesBlsr M-etns Of toe society VIII be held MI.
CHANCES HALL. No. AZ Broadway THIS tWedncsd.yl
EVENING, a one hour after suussi.
WILLIAM VAN EORDEN. Secretary.
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kyuos OF TEE AnxzIcAE6 MyxrcAx SILVER MHISG Co
81 Elnxl.Sx kpm Ioa Us. lkD(.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCK
"A HOLDERS 81 the AMERICAN and MEXICAN Sill
YER MINING co win be hsad Olice Of the Company
- FRIDAY, tbet leth day Of October al IL O'Clock ~,
~ the purposs Of adopting the capital
esk Of said Company 20 Five Millions Of Dollars instead Of
bsur Millions Dclszs aud TO reduce the Ten Dollars
- share inr.esd Of Twenty Dox per share present
IA sso devise and for raising money the
Svus Of Bouas spd by the distribution Of shsses
Ivory stoo&hodsr J, urged TO be present
fsusTS ns--Lyman w Gilbert, Wn- Hiokoh w VIII
Hnms Hobsst Ford, r. B. Hawkins, C. A. Lombard 8. w.
WkklaDd
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OvyIcE TBs Sheldon AND CoLuEBIAk COPPER Co.
No. q WfisrD-si., New York June ~ 1904 .
TWE Sheldon MINING COMPANY and
Il the COLUMBIAN MINING COMPANl, having become
opaso.ted with the Sheldon aud Columbian Copper Com
by pursuant the laws Of the State Of Michigan notice IL
kr.by tne Stockholders Of these Companies ihsi they
-, required 10 return Certificates OF stock which they
Bow hold the Office Of this Company no Y w iaMs III
~ City Of New York before the frsi day Of November next
I'D receive Cerhcates therefor the Shtcen and
eslunbs Copper Company IN the proportion OF one share
- Sheldon Columbian Copper Company Tor two shares
q N. other Companc, consolidated with H. in default
osrsof sach .toek will be forfeited BY order
HENRY PHELPS Secretary.
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Aorsrs, Carriages, &c.

Qu.nrKaxAsrrRs OyycR, NEW YORK. April io, 1865
4 REILLERY HORSES WANIED.-l,ooo
~ Artillery Horses wanted for which One lundred aud
Seventy 10 ne Hundred snd Eighty Dollars VIII be paid Tor
all tb p.s. , pecton These horses must be sound IA very
broken To hs-Ie,s les than l3 hand. high aud
vii he rrsented for inspection az the Government Stables
a5th.st,, botw cen loth and nth avennes 49, -
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ThSy came by the following rontrs: Enc Railroad 40
Hud.cuIRiye4 Railroad t97. Harlem Railroad. lss; New
Haven knisoad -, Camden and Ambov Railroad, -; New
Jersey Ceutra Railroad by Hudson Rive boats oo. Gu
foot $50. About 100 were IN the yerds Oh Monday
LIST
following the drovers, owners or con
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RECEirTs
Fos rHE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. 0cr. I, 1864
Sheppard
Be.ve. Cow. Ve1s. Lambs Swine. Total
62tO FOL 2i92 226ls 1886 $3.50
Ihsse were sold 1, the following Markrt-place.;
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OFFICE INV oEH MINING Co.
No. ~ Sa.sau-st sept. r. 1908.
A-OTICE--The following described STOCK
~ IN the NFW.YORR MINING Co.. vii be- soid At
Auction y, ,b. Office Of the Company, MONDAY, Oct 81.
1864 ocioe. : n gay al assessment Of one dollar PER
share, eyiea June 2. 1894.
No sHARKs sAkE OF
Certificate loo. I'D, y Msckay, Trustee.
Ce,ti6es,e g.. 2O0......J. NJ Maclsy. TIurss
Certificate 55...... l00......J c; Reynods
Cer.i6cai. 3,...... 50O......W. Pearsal.
C.rtifca,o 2q...... lO0......J. @. Marin.
Certificate T4...... 3D0......F Gocdridge.
800 Share. credit ~ Macsay 1ru,iceNo cert hcae Issued
100 Shares credit Spencer Via Conc certificate issued
by order Of the DIRECTOR
a. JACKSON STANLEY, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08
First National Bank.

hlSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
1/uRlNARY, AND SEXUAL sYsZEhs-new and re-
liable treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-sen by mail in sealed letter en-
veiopes, free of charge. Address. DR.. J. Skill
LIN HOCGITON, Howard Association, No. 8
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, pa. apldwly
EnroR OF DEMOCRAT Dear SIP With your
permission wish to say to the readers of vour
paper that ! viii send them, by return mail, to
all who Wish i, free, Aeesipa With filll drec
tions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will eaectpal,v remove, in ten days,
p;mpes, b!otches, TAM freckles, and all impuri-
lies Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful, fs i.ss sos
1. Twill also mail free to those having bald heads
or bare faces. simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth Of
Luxurant Hair, Whiskers or a Moustache in less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail witlou. charge. !
Respectfully, THOS. r. CEApMAN.
Chemist SSl Broadwnv New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08

These Biiters are prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky, from combination Of over 20 different
kinds ofroois barks aud herbs which, act in per-
feet concert one with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket, fOjr Chaplin. who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
galned 70 esen ruT iiaritv In the cura fdy4pep.
STA, LiyerComplaint, Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vons headache, Feycr'and Ague, aud aid iscases
prs!ng from TORPID liver or Indigestion Persons
suffering from either Of these loal,sorne diseases
will find si.ru cure by the use Of these Bt.ers,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisens usually put up il such prepar-
ations and palmed of on an uns,spect ny public
Que trial will convince the most .sEeptcai that In
Red Jesketiz yirtiiro Which none otles possess.
Yhey siren gtbcn and nyigersite ths system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They ere sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assis. digestion.
They nrr the best s.imulcnt in existence
They are preventive Of fever and ague
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache
They are perfectly pure and palata able,
AGED pertains and delicae females win find they
can save large doctor Lls BY use fthcse Bitters.
Beware Of counterfei:s. Red Jacket Bitters are
only sold In bottles, with our name blown on the
side ~-orR-
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ExIs,t isssp a soldiers Letter
The Army OFthc Cumberland for
Mcclellan.
NrAp ATLANTA. I

NEAR ATLANTA, August 10.
This army has direct view of this war,
and the importance of an early settlement
ofafIars, or somebody else to do the fighting.
There is not morc than one out every three
Of the Republican party that will vote for
Lincoln and the old constitutional Dernocra-
cy will support Mcclellan. I This is the
fact, in.thc army from New Otlsans TO Mo-
bile, and from Mobile 10 the army Of Sher-
man. Such change in the public opinion
Of the army is truly incredible, but it - .
truth-a fact that cannot be gainsayelk
Mcclellan is the man. If nominated, he
viii get large majority Of the Army Of the
Cuntbcrlaud.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08

The last number Of the Belleyille (lll.)
.hiner chronicles several tragic occurrences
in that city. A young and respectable
German woman, who had been married but
two or three weeks, committed suicide by
hanging herself. She was 0ndly beloved
by her husband, and no adequate cause can
be assigned for her rash act. a day or two
after The above TRANSFERRED, German flew
into passion at his wife, threw brickbat
at her head, inhicting . wound which caus-
ed her brain to protrude, and, being arrest
ed and confined in the county Jail, was
found dead two hours afterward, having
hung himself by his handkerchief to the
bars Of the window. l.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08

The effect Of the eominatioIs q MccIt!,

The effect Of the nominatioTt Of McCIe!.
Ian snd ,Pendletonl is Electrical. II seems
t. hit the popular feeling in the right point
exactly Not alone is the Democratic party
opposed TO the re election Of Abraham Lin
coin, but thousands who cast their votes for
him four years ago, and who have cndcay-
ored to support him in his administration
Of the affairs Of the Government, have lie
come Disguised with his imbecility, his in
capacity and his jokes and have arrived at
the sober conclusion that their confidence
has been misplaced and that the safety
and perpctuity of the country demands q
change The strength Of the rail splitter
lies mainly in the tools Of his creation, tile
officers and plarcinen whosepos,tion andiiv-
ing depend upon the word of the President.
Strip him Of that power and he is rs help
les as a paste-boartl skiif in q mid ocean
storm.
The strength Of Cen Mcclellan lies with
the peopl the hard working, sound
thinking, virtuous lfopie-thosc who
work for their lving-who have
neither official position nor fat con
tracts upon which to grow pooud and rich.
Thoush the force Of the former is large and
powerful, extending in its ramifications all
through the country, that Of the latter is
mighty and determined. They are enter
Ing upon the campaign with that degree Of
energy that knows no such word as fall
They have only the good of the country at
heart and are prepared to make the most
vigorous personal sacrifices to secure the
perpetuity Of that Union and that Consti-
tuition under which they have enjoyed SO
many incalculable blessings
Let the work Of clear sing the Admins.
tration stables 90 forward with that degree
Of enthusiasm with which it has been in
augurated aud the next Presidential Elcc-
ton day will mark the era Of restoration
Let oil who arc opposed 70 the misrulc Of
Lincoln, strike heavy and strike with a will
It u the last hope.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08

oIlanitiss 4 ysan psscsdins the sdoptson
= ~, cena1iGnIien IT, - fhot6
ciIilfICn; common interests, xnd mutusi
charity had been the foundation. and must
Sc Ne SUPPORT 81 ods Coz pme al all
8 !: ::': !: . ''::::;k..EE';;:;,I.;kss
|sonAins Athin sitselfths kea& aks&RAd-
iustment and pacific remedy for evils,
should ncver.be COMPOUNDED with rcvolu-
ion against dcspotic power, which refuses
redress Of wrongs.-hcCleiia"'s Wet Point
0ruft0n