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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Too Many Mass Meetings and too Little
Organization.

After battle has been fought,-.the smok,
cleared awag-people can discover how a VIC
tory might have been won, In the campaign
iuss passed, The Democracy had enormous Masi
Meetings. Never before we're such crowds oi
people gathered together; people came together
from far and near shouting and with ban
ners." Too much time was wasted In Mast
Meetings and display. While We were shout.
Ing In the open daylight, the opposition, by
their Secret Loyal Leogues, we're organising
we're threatening our iimid men with civil war
were soeyeinS the Democrats they had In
their employ, and bringing to bear all their
pusonal iptguenee. Democrats! let no never
waste our time hereafter In display, but
ORGANIZE, aud then see II the midnight
Leaguers can overthrow the Democracy who
desire the Reunion OF the States, One Flag and
One Destiny -[Seneca Advertiser,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
The Hillsboro, Gazette.

This sterling Democratic paper has gone In.
to new hands Col. PIKx, who go ably and Of
ficiently conducted u for several years, has
retired, placing Il In charge Of WILLIAM H.
MUnNxLL, E,q., late of the Hardin County
Democrat, who ls fine orator as we'll as fine
writer. He will keep the Gssats fully up to
its former high standard Of excellence, and
Its Democracy will never be called In question.
We trust that success may ever attend him, as
also the old veteran whom he succeeds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
A NrpHrv of TH,pprus s,rvrns, Of Peuns

A NEPHEW of THADpKus STEVENS, of Peunsyl
vania, was killed In the late battle Of Chicka-
manga. This fact 10 noted in the papers. Bu
how many, whose names will never spEelr In
the papers, lost on that field of blood, mol
nephews only, but warm hearted, loving and
beloved sons and brothers, the light of whose
countenances has Asd from their households
forever!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Celestial Photography.

Photographs OF the neon, nearly three feet
10. diameter. have been taken BY Professor
Draper, of Now York, which represent that
orb on q scale OF seventy miles 10 on inoh. Il
10 magnifed to three hundred times the tixe of
the moon, and shows distinctly the volcanic 90
tion on 10. with the streams OF lava traced
down the sides Of the mountains. These pic
lures aurpass the best achievements Of European
science. There Is not an observatory In the
world where any similar work Of this Kind has
been done on this scale, ~, .g-- n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

The business Of recruiting the armies Of The
Confederacy was never 90 active 90 now. The
able-bodied man Of military age who escapes
the nets Of Confederate and State ConscrIption
which be encounters at every corner, must be
% slippery as an eel. II has been q complaint
In the army that great many men capable Of
making good soldiers were allowed to remain
at home, while they bore the brunt of the war
The cause Of the complaint is at an end. There
are Thousands of new brooms in the field, and
ell who owe service are being swept into the
ArnV.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Notice of Attac hment.

William Nichols, Plaintiff, Before Geo. W. Meeksr
AID. White, Defendant tcvn.Sip, 3. EmniD GlD%s5' co
Ohio. m
nN tho 5ih day Of October A. D. Ie63 said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action
Tor the sum Of forty.four dollars end City cents
Columbus, Oct. 10, i6s3s3w - '-, -'i -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks BY very simple remsdy after having suffer
ed several years with ,svere lung affection and that
dread disease oonsumptionis anxious TO nake known
to his fellow'Sufferers the means Of cure. nag
To all who desire 1t, bo will send copy of the prs,
orpon used Gree Of charged directions for pre-
pairing and using the same which they will find sure
oar0 for ooH'UhPrroS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoueHs,
ooLps' etc The only object Of the advertiser In send
ing the prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which be conceives To be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as It
Will cost thsm nothing, aud may provo a blessing.
Parties wiihing the prescription " III please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
,oo Kings County, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Attachment Notice.

John CLARK, Plaintiff, Court Of Common Pisau
Hiram Baldwin, IN Defendant. 9 Shia k1.nklia county
THE defendant, Hiram Baldwin, now residing In tbe
y District OF Columbia, will take otice that John
OZARK Of the county Of franklin, In the State Of Ohio
did, on the 18th day Of September A. D. 1863 ale hi
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas within And for
Hiram BaldW n setting forth that sad defendant Il n
debted 70 him In tho cum Of e35 81 dollars wh inter
est on certain promsstry nole exscutsd By the Dc.
fendan 70 the plaintiff, and upon account for money
attainment has ssued out against said defendant IN
nad aotion end that said defendant q required 10 an
pear and answer, or Judgment viii BE- taEen against
him. .Eig3lf-
~. Bye. q. COLLINS.
seple'es-Wow RlalatiRS Attorney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

It seems they have machines for printing
Government paper money at Richmond as we'll
as at Washington. The Richmond Wing says
shat the presses which are printing Govern
ment notes must be stopped that theae" "infernsI
machines" must be taken to pieces, and the Is
sue Of treasury notes stopped:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
new ADVERTISEMENTS,
A M B OS q ALL.

THIS beautiful Hall has zen thoroughly renovated,
i and nne Chiokefipg Grand Piano attached, and
10 offered for rent for Concerts Lectures Dancing
Parties, etc., eto, on the most reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to A. B. Btevenson At
Lindeman q Co.'s, under the Hall, or at Woods
Music Store, No. 81 High street
oet25-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
The quota Of Troops to Be Raised un-
..r der the New Call.

The New York JournsI Of Commerce Of
Friday says: ..4
The work Of apporiioning the number of
troops to be raised under the late call of the
President, among the several States and the
District Of Columbia, has been begun al the
Office OF the Provost Marshal. General. The
States thus far apportioned, and the number of
men to be raised by each, is as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

The following is recent isen Of foreign
news telegraphed TO the country net long sinoe,
"The Pfussisn Government has demanded
that oil public functionsriss should actively
support its candidates In the coming elections
Psussis has taken lessons Of the United
States. She has yet great deal 70 learn 10
the matter Of mansgipg electIels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

LIEur.-GEEEaAL d. H. HILL has been re-
moved from his command In the rebel armyof
Tenneasee. General PoLK charges him With
Dslns the cause Of his failnre to carry ont
s..es's orders In The battle of Chlokamsuga.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Cav absurally reach any greater length than

Can absurdIly reach any greater length than
this7 G
The Administration Of Mr, Lincoln 10 vittu-
ally the strongest of the century, solely because
Il represents, more than any other, the patriot
Ism Of the people, u 10 not strong because Of
the republicsnism which originally placed ID 10
Office, but from iss superiority to ell parties, and
the pure nationality Of its basis!
Certainly no man in ths county needs to be
told that We quote from Fosneys PSsss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Strayed or Stolen.

W1DNHSDAY night, Oct. 2lst, 1853, q sorrel m Ara
w three years old last spring with white stripe Ii
the forehead small mane and rather light tall betweer
never beun marked by harnesp. Any one DELIVERING
the said marc TO the undersigned at New Albany Yranf
lin county, Ohio, will receive reward OF 600 co. or by
giving information a. to her whereabouts, reward q
e10 90 will be given. sAMUIL NHRDIHE.
octQf-dIy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
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other Iron Works OF Decorative character Deslgnl
forwarded for selection. Persons applying for same
will please state the kind Of work needed.
septB-d3m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

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This invaluable medicine 10 uniaiing In the cure ofal
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25


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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
snJDDx oxaioRs.

Go where you choose; look WherH you wilt
You'll aud these ,aikifs l.tches
In church. Il Oontfcus.6 On the stump,
A making Dhiop speeches,
Round parIof fres there chilly nights syF
/, 1heT drink their whlhy toddy; R
while ahivor, shiyer in the camps +
The men they praise, In shoddy,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
The Number of Men Called Out for th'
Army. es.s.-a''

The number of fighting men called out from
.bs Northern or "loyal States" under the Ad-
mIpIstra.Ion Of President LINCOLN, may be
h,,,av summed up as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
THE RECRUITING BusINEss.

WE produce the following item, from the
Mobile Registss: lA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

rO9 y WoHltiH
% ,baGtysio
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-08
PROPOSITION TO HANG THE DUTCH.

Inc following article from ihe organ of JEFF
Davis, published at Knoxville. Tennessee. is
commended to the consideration OF those Ger.
mans here and elsewhere, who have been led,
/ against their better Judgment and the tradi,
'iohs OF their Fatherland, by copperhead dem
! agogaes, to sympathize with the rebe Is. or at
least to place themselves in an attitude OF op-
position 10 the administration of the United
States Government. We think that with this
knowledge Of what the rebels think of the
Germans and how they purpose to treat them.
any German who still bIindly follows their
coppeFhead leaders, is utterly destitute of
sell respect and of brotherly feeling for the
gallant Germans in our army:
From the Knoxville Register. June III
''oi late, in all battles and in ali recent in
cnrslons made by Federal cavalry. We have
| found the great mass of Northern soldiers 10
| consist of Dntchmen. The plundering thieves
captured by Forrest, who stole half the level
r. and watches in dozen counties of Ala
oama' were immaculate Dutchmen. The Da-
tionai odoF Of Dutehmen, as distinctive of the
race as that which, constantly ascending TO
heaven, has distended the nostriis of the ne
gro, is as unmistakable as that peculiar 10 a
pole cat, an old pipe, or lager beer saloon.
Crimes theffs and insults TO the women of the
South, invariably mark the course of these
sinking bodies Of animated soar kranf. Ro-
secrans himself is an unmixed Dutchmap. an
accursed race which has overrun the vast dis
'ricts Of tie country OF the Northwest. 1t
happens that ne entertain greater degree
Of respect Tor Ethiopian in the ranks Of the
Northern armies than for an odoriferous
Duichman, who can have no possible interest
10 this revolution Hhy not hang e.
sTy DEtehnlan captured? We ,0iH hereafter
hang or shoot, iulPrlsoa for iLfe all lshife
nafa takea II command Of negroes, and easlaus
the negroes fhemseires. This is not too harsh
No human being viii assert the contrary.
Why, then, should We not hang Dutchman.
who deserves infinitely less OF our sympathy
than Sambo. The live masses of beer, krout,
tobacco and rotten cheese, which, on two legs
and four, on foot and mounted, go prowling
through the South, should be used to manure
the sandy plains and barren hill sides of Ala
bama, Tennessee and Georgia. -. HHen-
erer Dutch regiment adorns the limbs of a
Southern forest, daring caralry raids into The
South sAGii cease Pfesidsaf Darts need
not be specially consulted, and if an accident Of
rhis sort should occur 10 a pluBderfag baad ike
hat captured By Forrest, are are not inclined 10
bsiiere that oar President aooHId Be greatly dis
gTaHiied.'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-08
VOL. 9.---N0. 45.
MAJoR-GEsERAL BUTLER ON THE WAR.


have always lived Democrat according
mncracy than mine
But al the present time new principals, new
measures. and new thoughts OF the future
must occupy our minds, rather than the bur-
led issues Of the past. The two years Just
gone by have taught Us great truths as a na-
tion- We have learned more in this than na-
tions OF old acquired in century To-day
with the enemy laundering al the gate of the
capital, the question arises, what car be done
to preserve the integrity Of the Union To
rescue the nation is the great duty of all pat
riots To do this We must unite with loyal
men everywhere The negro question must
not trouble as it Is dead issue OF the past.
No one need trouble themselves about thai.
And now about the habeas corpus. According
TO the Constitution it could be suspended on
ly when the safety of the county demanded
IT. That Is and ever shall be my motto.
By Dsmoeriic fTieads my peculiarly srcsl
tent Democratic friends a m4n high in Office
once thought Of snspending the hspess corpus.
Would yon like TO know the Circumstances.
1t was the occasion Of the conspiracy Of Aa-
ron Burr, ana the actor was Thomas Jefferson.
Once 1t was really suspended at New Orleans
and by whom Gen. Andrew Jackson. We
have rebellion on one side, aud an INVASION
10y Lee on the other, and i; the Constitution
ever Jusiihes the suspension OF this writ, II
would do so under our present circumstance.
When the war is over, viii 90 as far to pro-
tect those privileges any Democrats Nho
now stay al home and mock me. Ny Demo-
cratic friends, repeat it-pai down this re-
oeilion, and you won't hear anything about
the suspension Of the habeas corpus.
We hear great deal from the Democrats
about settling up this matter. | ask the
the question. shall We compromise to-day
Shall Breckenridge, with hands imbued with
the blood OF your brothers, come back and
take his seat in the Senate of the United
States Shall Wigfall come back and take
his place in the Laiis of \ atiouai Legislation
/ agree with my friends. they shall not ; and
IN closing l can only say that there is one
duty for US II in this hour of national peril
1t IS TO sustain the Government of the United
States When peace and reunited nation
comes again, then We can settle all our MI
nor ditierences.-Spesoh al Concord.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-08
A SLAVE EMPIRE

The Richmond Examiner is far more frank
than many Northern man who can be found.
even at this late day, striving 10 make others
believe that slavery is not the csuse of this re-
bellion. Read the following bold aud shame
less avow ais of the Ezgmiaer
'.The establishment OF the Confederacy i.
verify distinct reaction against the whole
course OF The IA stahea ctrilizafion Of the age.
For Liberty. Equality, Fraternity ,re hars
deliberately substituted SlaVery, Subordina-
ton and Government Those social and Do
litical problems which rank and torture mod
ern society We have undertaken TO solve for
ourselves, in our OVID way and upon our own
principles That 'among equals equality is
right; among those who are naturally une-
quail equality Is chaos; that there are .Eave
races born 10 seTre. master races torn to gorera
Such are the fundamental principles which We
inherit from the ancient world which we If
ted up an The face Of perrerss genesafion fhat
has forgotten fhe irisdom Of ns fathers by these
principles We live and in their defense Wa
have shown ourselves ready 70 die. Reyer-
emily We feel that cur Coafederacv is a God
sent missionary 70 he RsafloAs with great truths
to preach We must speak them boldly; and
hewho hath ears TO hear let him hear.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-07-08

| haste. There hung the real hat in provok ing
neatness-and it was no small aggravation TO
my state OF mind TO think that / could not
blame Thorn for my own carelessness. As
Turned to go out, the dressing glass displayed
to me such al enAamed and perspiring vissge
that moments delay in cologne sprinkling
was indispensable. This completed, oil
started for the second time on run
s'Whai jerk gave Mr.. Trevor's bell pull
Il wonder il had not come of in my hand
The scared servant answered the jingiing sum
mems as if she had expected no milder news
than that the house was on fire.
Miss Trever, is she in ~
mo, sir; she has gone to the boat with Mr..
Thorn.''
81 could have stamped with rage. The
boat left at eight precisely. 1 then glanced
at my watch, and saw that it wanted iust three
minutes and half of that hour. Perhaps I
might yet be in time. / recoIlect little of
that chase TO the pier, save that il was series
of diving under horses heads, skilful dartings
around fat old ladies. and abraiding nay ank-
les ag ainst boxes and barrels.
''Has the boat gone l gasped, too breath
less tor distinct speech, as | approached the
pier.
'Don't know said a heartless stevedore;
do you suppose there ain't but one boat in
the world 2
"lf could but have beer magistrate.
with power 10 put that wretch into handouts!
But there was the boat at last. Surely. she
vas not moving Yes. she was! The plank
had just been drawn on board. and the boat
was swinging away from the pier, amid ring
ing bells, groaning ropes and gushing steam
Too late Yet would not despair. | conld
surely spring over those few feet Of heaving.
turhid wafer, and / leaped forward-onIy.
however, to tind myself drawn back by strong
arms!
Don't be crazy, mister = said my friend
the stevedore. Do yon want to be drowned p
81 didn't much care whether was or not
at that moment, for had just caught sight
of Weston Thorn on the upper deck. waving
his handkerchief TO me, aud the blue ribbons
Of Fanny's gipsy hat were futtering at his
side.
'.When they came back they were engaged
: young people. To this day cannot meet
Mrs Judge Thorn without a curious stirring
al my heart, although she, like myself, is old |
and grey. But she was pretty then And
now, Master Harry concluded my uncle ST.
non. '-go and put on a respectable beaver. |
and remember that your uncle's whole desti-
ly turned on the pivot of an old hat -
/ followed my nncle SImon's advice. secret |
Y remember ring r RochefoucaUld's maxim, that
in the SORROWS of our best friends there is 1
agreeable TO u.s. for. if my uncle
lad worn the right hat ard married Miss Ire
Ter. should not have Inherited his fortune.
7 is selfish world!