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, 1863-10-17

D1sTINGUIsHED TRAVELLERS THROUGH
THE MoUNTAINs-A gentleman returned
from Fort Colvie states that Count Castig-
lone, a member of the household of the
King of Italy, and Major Achille de Wee
chy, belonging to the Italian army; accom-
panied by their retinue, crossed Snake
rver-mouth of Palouse-last week, and
thence following the trail to Wallula to
meet the lower Columbia steamer. Our
city thus lost sight of the two distinguished
gentlemen.
Our informant learns that these person
ages, during the past year, have been max
ing a tour through the Eastern States,
gaining knowledge of the workings of
our Republican system of Government, and
famliarizing themselves with the views,
habits aud customs of the American peo-
pie. They crossed the British line to the
North, and came by way of Colville.
Being men of the highest scientific at
tainments, they have made good use of
their journeyings through the mountain
section, Photographic prcfles of VIII ch,
together with the courses of streams, char
acter of country traversed, meteorological
facts, elc., have been obtained and carefully
preserved; besides adding largely to the
domain of Natural History, by obtaining
specimens of the Buffalo, Bear, Elk, Deer,
&C., full geological descriptions of each be-
ing given.
Since preparing the above, we notice
that these gentlemen have arrived in Port
land. The "OregOnian,' mentioning their
arrival, says, "thpugh of noble lineage,
they seem to be thoroughly Democratic,
and express themselves highly pleased with
the institutions of our country"
, 1863-10-17
HODGE & CALEF, ,
Wholesale Druggists,

81 Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
OFFER FOR SALE
Alcohol, Barrels and Cases,
Linseed Oil "
Lard
Kerosene Oil, all qualities;
White Lead in Kegs and pals
Turpentinej
Varnishes;
Painters stock;
Machine Oil
Tanners Oil;
Kerosene Lamps;
Window Glass, and
Quicksilver,
AT the IOwestNTarket Rates.
July 4, 1868. 29f
, 1863-10-17

For BolsE.-Mr. Day left here
this week, for Boise, with a well
fitted pack-train OF ofseventy ami
mails, loaded exclusively with
hour-l8,0OO pounds, Several
smaller trains, laden mostly with
miscellaneous merchandise, have
also left this week for the same
locality. They expect to return
by the middle of November.
, 1863-10-17

SELECT SCHooL.-Mr. w F. Yocum
has opened a select school in the room for.
merly occupied by Mrs. Finn, two doors
west of Tbibodo's Drug store. He has fit
ted up the room with new desks, chairs and
tables, and spared no expense to render it
comfortable place for students. MIR. Y
is a competent teacher, and proposes, on ap
plication of a sufficient number, TO teach
any branch customary in an academic course.
, 1863-10-17

Too LATE.-The proceedings
of the Lewiston Democratic
Convention came to hand too late
for insertion this week.
, 1863-10-17

ROBERT CATLIN.-A class Of twenty five
young gentlemen recently graduated from
West Point and have entered the different
corps of the army Among the number,
we notice the name of Robert Catlin, of
Washington Territory. Mr. Catlin is from
Monticello; is a son of Hon. Seth Catlin
Of that place, and is about twenty-one
years of age. He graduated with high
houors and has received a commission as
Lieutenant in the 5th Regiment of Arlil-
ery. -Four years ago he was appointed
Cadet to West Point by the late Isaac |.
Stevens, then Territorial Representative in
Congress- That great man, Gov. Stevens,
among other native qualities, possessed a
ready insight into personal character and
in selecting Mr. Catlin, discerned, as he
thought, those natural elements which, if
fostered and encouraged by education and
training, would result in the making of
scholar and soldier and the creditabe
manner in which Lieutenant Catlin has ac-
quilted himself proves how wellfounded
the Governors discrimination was.
, 1863-10-17
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. w ' L u Il .
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leaving it free from all
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we assert with confidence
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BLOOD AND LIVER
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It cannot fail to do you
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Sept. 10, 1868. lily
, 1863-10-17

LARGER YET.-Mr. Joseph
TeeI showed us the other day a
a pie melon weighing forty-fve
pounds, raised on his farm at the
clone Tree" near the foot of the
mountains.
, 1863-10-17
Frese's Hamburg Tea and Hamburg PIas-

4l6 and AIS Front street. San Francisco
sep.5, ,l863,m6 Agents for California
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Three Hundred Thousand More.

Ere the quotas under the late call are filled
Out, the President issues call for three hun
dred thousand more men. II the quota In any
Slate is not filed out by the 5lh of January q
draft 10 10 be mado. l''a.
The Presldent, In makirg this call, addresses
himself to the "good and loyal men" Of the
several States, invoking them TO lend their
"oheerful, willing and effective aid" in rsIslng
the men be requires. OF course, as those 10
Ohio who voted for BRcueH consider themselves
the only "good and loyal men," they will re-
gard themselves &c alone personally addressed
BY the Executive, and will at once and joyfully
lend him that Cheerful, willing and effective
aid," which will not only save our State from
the dishonor Of draft In October, but In jan
usry also. Il 10 certainly not too much to ex-
peCt to see both quotas more than filled up
before the end Of the present month, from the
ranks Of the sble-bodied BRoUaH men aud
Loyal Lesguers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Fifteen Hundred Men to be Drafted in
Franklin County.

Il Is announced in the Brougb- -Adminisira.
tion papers, that, under the old draft, which 10
to be enforced on the 26Ih inst, Franklin couu.
ty must furnish two hundred men ; and that,
under the new draft, 10 take place on the 5;h Of
January, she must raise at least eight hundred,
making total Of ore thoussud, to which we
must add the uausl fifty per cent. for exsmp-
tions,I etc., making It requisite to draft, under
the two calls, In Frsnklin County, grand total
Of Fifteen Hundred Men !
The Loyal Lsagusrs in this city and county
were very active and smar! in raising votes for
BRcueH Of the late election. They told the
people to vote for BRoUeH In order 10 put dom
the rebellion. Now II they were sincere and
really wanted the rebellion put down, let every
able bodied Loyal Lacquer 10 the county vol
unteer, and we will guaranty that there will
be no need Of drafting, either in October or
January, for fifteen hundred men or any less
number. VIII those patriotic gentlemen re-
spond7 We shall see. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
The speskership of Congress.


The Administration party are reckoning toe
soon and without their host, as TO the next Con.
gress The best calculation yet made iortheiI
candidate on the Radical platform figures ninety
fof them and eIghty-seven against them; and
West Virginia and Maryland yet to elect
Whether, under ihe Law of Last Congress by
which the Clerk 10 authorized to make up the
roll Of members elect from those legally elect
Cd In pursuance Of law Of the State, the West
Virginia members will be placed on the roll or
not, 10 Jet 10 be determined. Il is very certain.
however, that the Kentucky Members, least
seven out Of nine--and the Missouri members
as least Ave out Of nine-Will vote with the Con-
sesvatives against Radical. Mr.. CoLFIx 10 the
favorite of the Radicals for Speaker; and FRAME
BLGn will not likely vote for the constant ad-
vocate Of FRKMoET.
In our calculation, II We give the Conservs-
tives Maryland Gall bus one Of the Eve men,
bess) the Conservatives viii have majority Of
two In the next Congress! That 10 by count
log West Virginia as even, or not counting II
ss all. 4H +yeN'
In this event, the Congress will cast about
fos Speaker who can bring to bis support the
greatest number of Conservative votes. We
trust that Ohio will present such candidate,
and that he will be elected Speaker.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
1 nraf. for sixty Thousand Men in Ohio.


loun BaoueH was elected Governor OF ONO
on the 18th inss. Within less than week a.
Ger that event comes the cheering news that ioi-
~ thousand volunteers mnst be raised 10 onio
before the first Of January, or DRAFT Will %
ordered for forty thousand and fifty per cent
ovsr-making total Of slxty thousand
Governor Ton has given notice that hve
thousand men are yet required from OHIO un-
der tho old draft. Under the new draft for
three hundred thousand more, The Adminis'ra-
tiou journals put Ohios quota at thirsy-hve
thousand. Thus, we have Eve thousand on the
old draft which 10 TO take place on the 26ih inat'
aud thirty.Rye thousand on the new draft 10
take place on the 5sh of January making 90
before forty thousand, and, with the hfsy PEI
cant. added 70, exemptions, Sixty Thousand.
The only way Of etcaping this draft for sl1t'
thousand men, or Of reducing II, is to raise the
forty thousand required BY volunteering, or
many as possible. win those able-bodied men
who hurrahed 90 Justify for BRCuaH before and
since the election, zee to this viii the Loya\
Leaguers, especially, take this meter in hand
and set good and loyal example by first vol
unteesing themselves
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
~ % FhLLhNDIGH AT
WINDJoR, G W., October IA, 1868.
Banner for AuglaiZel

One Of the finest psinilngs that we have seeI
during the past several years, 10 q banner
bespoken by Hon. Geo. E. Pugb, by whom Il
will be presented to the Democracy Of Auglaize
at an early day.-Cneinnsi Enquirer.
~ Toe banner has been received by the Demo
cratic Central Committee OF our county, and
we return to the donor the heartfelt thanks oI
the Democracy OF Auglaize, assuring him that
they will never see Il disbonored, but will al.
ways look upon Ii with pride, coming as II does
from the patriot and statesman, Geo. E. Pugh
The banner 10 . beautiful one, made Of The
dness silk. On one aide IL full sizs portrait
Of General Jackson, with the motto: "REsIsT.
AWoE TO TYRAnrs Is OBRDIESor TO GoD." On
the opposite side lie the following: "To THE
RvKR yAITHTUL DEMooRAcV CT AUeLAlzE-F FROM
GRo. f. PUGH."
The Democracy of Auglsize have proved true
TO the Union and the Constitution, when othert
have faltesed, and In accepting the Banner ,tbey
promise to ever continue steadfast In the cause
Of constitutional liberty - Aaglsiss County Dem
ocrdt s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

DnUmoEIsrs, North, declare that the war
shall never cease until the last rebel disappears
with The last slave; dlsuuionists. South, declare
that they will never lay down their arms while
Federal colder remains on their soil, and their
Independence is not acknowledged. Both
Northern and Southern iisunionisss are equally
hostile and fsrooious toward those whose efforts
are directed for the maintenance and prsssrvs-
tion Of the Union the fathers left us. II that
Union ever ID ssved, It must be done by putting
down lee dessroyers, Nortt, and South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Address of the Hon. G. L. Vallandig.
ham to the Democracy Of Ohio on the
ReauIf of the Election ~


Result of the Election. -
DEMOCRATS OF Ono: You have been beaten
by what means u is idle now to inquire. II
70 enough that while tens Of thousands OF sol
diers were sent or kept within Your Slate, or
held inactive In camp elsewhere, TO vote against
you, the Confederate enemy were marching
upon the Capital of your country
You were beaten; but nobler battle for con-
ssitutional liberty and free popular government
never was fought by any people. And your un.
conquerable hrmness and courage, even In tho
midst Of armed military force, secured you these
ballot. The conspiracy Of the fifth of May fell
before you. Be not discouraged; despair not of
the Republic. Maintain your rights; stand firm
10 your position; never yield up your principles
OF youg organization. Listen not to any who
would have you lower your standard In the
hour Of defeat. No melloWing of your oplnio ns
upon any question, even Of policy, will avail
any thing to conciliste your political foes -
They demand nothing less than an absolute
surrender Of your principles and your organiz,.
tlon. Moreover, II there be any hope for the
Constitution or liberty, II 10 In che Democratic
party alone; and your fellow -citizsns, in lit
tie while longer, will see IL. Time and events
will force ID upon ell, except those only who
profit by the calamities Of their country.
! thank you, ono and ell, for your sympaihies
and your suiffages: Be assured that though
still 10 exile for no offence but my political
opinions and the free expression of them to you
In peaceable public assembly, you will find me
ever stesdfast in those opinions, and true TO the
Constitution and to the State and country of my
bhth.
C.L VALLANDIGHA AM.
WMD,oR, G w., October Ia. 1868.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
1Iore raxes.

The Militia Law, passed by the Abolition
LegisIsture last winter, has proved to be an
intolessble nulesnce. The cncsmpment recently
held at PiquG cost she Taxpayers Of Ohio the
nice little sum Of seventy-hve or a hudpred
tncusApd doi!sFs. IheTe are eleven military
people VIII be compelIed TO pay will amoun. to
about one million dolInrs.
Now, the whole thing is decided failure %
military organization. All the military
knowledge acquired by those who 70 into camp
ID not worth tho cost Of sstions for single day.
! The law ought 20 be repealed or at least modi.
6ed. Ths people are already groaninR under
The heay taxes, snd u Il oriminsl 10 add to tbst
burden fof the sake Of giving Q few meu he
epDozsnnisy pf making themselves rich DsgEs
"ve"sy D"'esFst'iA zsa zlIzF E4s44gI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

) AOtmNute
According to the Radical ADoliiionistss there
Are feW crimes against the natIoi Of which
General MCCLELLAN has NOT been guilty I.
would require large space to specify them all
The last ono, however, is the writing Of letter
which contains matter that has been worked In
to an indictment against him. The st. Louis
Republican puts this indictment Into technical
form, which reads as follows:
WaEarAs. George B. Mcclellan, not having
the fear of God before his eyes, but lnstigated
by the devil, did, On tho l2lh day Of October,
al the town Of Orange, In The State of New
Jersey, deliver himself of the following evil,
wicked and malicious speech, to wit:
81 am In favor Of the prosecution Of the war
With all the means at the command Of the loyal
States, until the military power Of the rebellion
10 destroyed"
Also, for that at the same time and place
aforesaid, the said George b. Mcclellan did
further deliver himself Of the following malIg-
nans speech, tending to stop the progress OF our
people in civilization, and make them relapse
into barbarism, to wit:
"While the war is waged with all possible
decision and energy, the policy directing II
should be In consonance with the principles Of
humanity and civilization, working no injury
10 private rights and property not demanded by
military necessity and recognized by military
law among civilized nations"
i Also for that at the same time and place he
further delivered himself OF the willfully cor.
rupt, traitorous and damnable speeCh, to wit:
III understand that the cole great objects oil
the war are the restoration of the Union, OF the
Il Al, - ~, tk,,tla
/ the supremacy of the laws of the country"
Said speeches being made In letter address
ed to notorious coppenhead chief of o tribe Of
goddess eavsges dwelling in the State Of Penn.
syvania at the time and place aforementioned.
4 And, whereas, said speeches tend to the ruin
Of all hopes of union among the people of the
United States, to tho subvers0n of good gov
ernment, to the destruction Of law and order,
! to the demolition Of the social fabric, and 10
the stoppage of Americans and mankind In their
. way to Che most perfect liberty, humanity and
| civilization, therefore, said George b. McClel-
Ian hath been guilty of and perpeirated the
following crimes, to wit; Incivsm, suspicion
, Of being suspected, "Ast burglary" dlsloyalty
} c3pperheadism and treason, together with many
other enormites, for which We the Radical
Revolutionary Committee Of Public Safety
acting for and In behalf of consolidated con
, tilent and the universe at lapge, In the name
, Of "Liberty, fraternity and Equality" do here
|, by, Oh our solemn ostbs, present the said Geo
B. Mcclellan, invoking on bis head dire ven
gesnce, and demanding the judgment Of
"Give him h-ll" In all the forms of punish
! ment which that noble expression, and oiherl
akin 10 it, which are go often on our own lips
and on the lips of our admirers a'd followers
so forcibIy sugges,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

The Louisville Democrat is responsible for
the following:
Hydraulic presses are used to print the
National currency. An appropriate way Of
creating a floating debt"
"Sta.es Rights now have become States
Rites, and the Federal Government invites us
to the funeral"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
TO CONsUMPTIyEs

The undersigned having been restored 10 health In
few weeks, by very si1pe remedy after hsving suffer
ed several years with sesere lung sgee,iOn and that
dread disease, oonsumptOn-is anxious 10 make known
to bis fellow'sufrereTs the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, ho will send copy Of the pres
crpon used Gree ofcharse with the directions for pre-.
pairing and using the same, which they will find surs
cure for coSsUMPTIoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, oouoHs,
COLDS etc The only object Of the advertiser In send
Ing the prescription Is TO benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he oonceves 10 be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy a. 4,
Will cost them nothing, aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
RRv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
,oe go, KiDgs County New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
The World. correspondent says

It Is not enough that we must meet the unparalleled
exavAgance Of the present City Government city and
State tax, the drainage tax, the internal revenue tax,
and pay nearly two prices for all the necearies Of e
though the Mississippi be open but we must be taxed
for the education Of the negro Most II not al these
young Americans Of African descent are emancpated
slaves and the loyal as we'll the rebel owners must
now pay the expenses Of their education Perhaps On
ole esm will have to foot the bill II 20, he has sny
but cheering prospect Of return for his money in the
utter failure which attended similar efforts In the De
partment Of the South under General Hunters regime
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

On Thursday last, Mr.. HsrI ison, e1itor Of
the Kent lcky NstOs, published at Henderson,
Ky, was arrested by order of the commsndabt
Of that pest, on the charge of publishing sentl.
ments Calculated to give aid and comfort to
the rebels" He was required TO give bond
Of five hundred dollars and report at headquar-
ters twice week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Catholic Generals. .sa

The Aassys. German paper Of Buffalo,
gives the following as the names Of the Cath
olic Generals, now In the army Of the United
States;
Rosecrsna, Foster, Gilmore, Newton, Ffencb,
Stone, Corcorsn, Ord, Whipple, Shields,
Meagher, scammop, Mulligsn, GibboD, Crook,
and aWler. vi 8749E4lH 1lf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

TIE greater part of the failures In the ex-
amlna.ions for the Naval Academy OF New.
port. R. I. are made, il is ssid, in spelling.
This 10 bad for the would.be marines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

Tar Washington correspon dent Of Repub.
lican contemporary, recently wrote !; Mr.. Chase
each day can make certificates of indebted.
ness for Q million Of dollsrs, and thus ssyoid
borrowing. vs.,s ys,'@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Negro Schools = Negro Equality

A New Orleans correspondent of tho World,
notes an event, which he says will bring joy to
the hearts of the radical Abolitioniste. In
Louisiana, in the tarieh of Orleans, specially
exempted by the President from the operation
of the emancipation proclamation, the eOcisl
equality Of the white and black races, go far ss
the same 10 st,sipsble, Is officially inaugurated
The following had appeared in the Govern.
ment official organs at New Orleans:
0FFIcE COMMISSION FOR THR EDUCATION AND)
GOVERNMENT OF PEOPLE OF COLOR.
NKw ORLEANS, September %.
Notice is hereby given that public school for colored
children will be commenced tomorrow morning at nine
O'Clock, in st. Luke's Church Rsmpartstreet This
school will be under the supervision OF the Commission
appointed by General Orders No. g. Headquarters De-
partment OF the Gulf. e-
Other schools will be opened during the present week,
GEORGE q. HANKS,
Colonel aud member Of the Commission.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

TEE army Of Denmark has been placed on
war foo,iDg. PnEnTIcE says he don't exactly
know Why, unless there is ''soiuething rotten In
Denmark" ,I sg5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
w o Cd & p e ROT,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

OFFER FOR SALE upon the most favorable Terms
" NEW aud BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS In great variet,
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LAMP STANDS, vAeES, TABLES, FLOWER STANDS
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forwarded for selection. Persons applying for same
will please state the kind Of work needed.
sept8-d3m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Attachment Notice.
Notice Of Attachment.

Thomas Drennsn, PiaintiF) Before Gee. W. Meeker,
A. D. whits, Defendant ship, frsniiin county 9.
ON the esth day Of September, A. D. 1853, said
" Justice issued an order Of attachment In the
above action for the sum Of s38l0.
CoIumbu,, Oct. 10, Ise3-w3w