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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

The Cleveland papers are mistaken, We
think, when they concede the election Of Judge
BELDEN. The figures we have from that Dis
..rct, we regret to say, do not elect him. We
also concede the election Of the Abolition can
didate In che Ashtabula District.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

PRoMoTrD -Ebenezer E. Beckett, son of Jas.
Beckett, of Perry township, In this county, was,
on the l4.h inst, promoted from the ranks to q
in Company H. 46th Ohio regi-
ment, as reward for fidelity to the interests Of
the service, and gallant and meiitorous conduct
10 the field. This is an appointment eminently
q. to be made, and our word for it, the sword he
bears will never be disgraced. ~g .. 20,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
GEO, B. MCMILLAN.

Mn. Cox desires us to say he has had on
hand some time, Land Patent for WILLIAM
HAaaIson. He does not know bis postomce'-
II he will address S. 8. Cox, at this postOfdce'
Il will by sent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
From Morgan county. &
MnCnnnRIaxfLI.R. o.. Oct. Is. lS

EDroR SrArEsMAN: The returns are all In,
and show majority for CurLEH (Abolitionist),
of l2s votes. Last year ToDDs majority was
594, showing . net gain Of 466 votes for the
Democrats. GAYLoRD, Democrat, is within four
or Ave votes Of an election for Clefk Of the
Court. RANNxY runs about the same 90 CUTLER.
y u.3c esa's Yours, truly. ~ is'
5oi y.-er 5 4 q. THOMPSON. b.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
a OAMD.
HEADQUARTERS e0rH REdihEsT ONO voLg.,)
Amy on MisardsIIfL ~
NEAR ykcIETo, Mia, Sept. 80, 1862 }

HEADQUARTERS 6OTH RKdfhEnT OHIc VoLg.,)
Amy on MiE1IssIErf, ~
NEAR ykcIETo, Mia, Sept. 30, l662y
EDIToas Ono sTATEsMAN NJ Gsnts,- The Gin
oinnau CommereiN of September ~, contains
the following, from correspondent;
assI regret 10 add In connection with this hur-
ried scrAWl, that censure 10 cast upon the S0th
Ohio, geto |, for misconduotin action, but how
far this fault 70 attributable to the incompeten-
oy or poltroonery Of Officers, remains to be In
vestigated.o ..a.ss. s..s sissss',ss:.s..i ss
The above is such willful or Ignorant mis-,
Representation of facts, that We respectfully ask
OF you It's refutation at the Capital Of Ohio.
We need only refer you to the official reports
Of Generals Hamilton and Sullivan, respect.
lively commanding division and brigade; to the
wounds of Lieutenant Colonel BartilsoD, COM
manding regiment, who had his horse shot un-
der him; Adjutant Philpot., and . scofe Of nom
commissioned oiiicers and private soldiers, who
suffered In the flesh, and some Of whom have
slnce died OF their wounds, TO brand II -as cal
umny that should consign IT'D author, Burt Az
ton, to deserved infamy and disgrace.
The 80th Regiment was moved on to the
field Of battle during heavy FIRE, early in
the engagement; took an active part therein;
maintained every inch Of their ground, and
never left fed till ordered 60 10 do by
Gen. Sullivan, at half past two o'clock Am,
on the following day, which they spent in hqt
pursuit Of the feet footed rebel Gen. Price. ~
As an act Of justice to the eOth Regiment we
ask the publication of tho aboye.yqET
r: LANNING, ~ , ..-,,-- I'd.
vN Major CONG Both Regt o. v.
C.H. MATHEWS, Capt. Co. B.
asltr J.J. ROBINSON, ea. 'H."'
Lieut.. commanding Co. G.
- DAVID SKEELS, Capt. Co. d.
DANIEL HILDT, 500
Lieut.. commanding Co. E.
FRANK FARMER, TT1
S'A A Lieutenant Co. F.
GEO. F, ROBINSON,
Lieut.. commanding Co. G.
JOHN KINNEY, .... -.r
.t Lieut. commanding Co. H.
JOS. M. ANDERSON.
s--L-zs Captain Co. l.
H.C. ROBINSON, -s.Jz
LA la! Lieut.. commanding Co, XII
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

IT must be conceded that SHELLABARoER made
q very good run-thas is to say, he ran Cox
pretty close, considering he only had $500 to
ego and come onw ..r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

p General Buckingham yesterday returned
to Washington, where be will determine the
site for the Arsenal In this place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

In Michigan the Republican State CentraI
Committee have issued q circular lsvying . tax
Of 5 per cent upon all salaries and profits Of
contracts, 70 constitute corruption fund,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

vicr PREslDxNr HAnLrN Is said 70 be one Of
the bittersst reyilsrs Of MeClsllan, and 70 In
Washington 70 urge his removal from thecom.
mand Of the army Of the Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
Tor 3. .. Cox-Giorious News,

Huxxa Tor .. .. Cox-Giorious News.
There 10 no man 10 Ohio the Abolitionists
would sooner have had beaten than "sam Coz" !"
they made district they thought sure 70 do
that thing, but his indomifable energy has car
ried him over that gerfyusndef 10 z most gio-
rious victory. Old kichland joins % u congrat,
ulAsing in his success Mansfeid Shtetd and
Bsaa;f. q'tf'ah = " ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

whites maj ority. .,........e73 '..7
This disrrics was cut out by the Legislative
gerrymander for a Republican stronghold, GER
tain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

" General Wallace, who has been absent
for come days, has returned, and is now In the
city. Ia searssa vas rl taEsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19

Besides considerable quantities Of Quarter.
masters and Commissary stores. We captured
Of the rebels sixteen hundred and twenty-nine
stand Of small arms and thirteen thousand
rounds of Ammunition, -ro9 ~ r.stf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
'.,r,E NATIONAL PLAlFoRm.
purposes . .-pe war.

coxap .aa nv A VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, fAsskD ZEE
,cwTna RRsoLuTIoH, WHICH urRkssn Thk vonA "
,uv Nation AND 10 TIE TRuE srANpANp ~ sotA..t
arhat the deporabe civil war ms Deen oIceo
upon the country BY the dsuni0ns I'M 1a nos ino goysy
IA r syms around the OapitAl that IN this Ma.
Ionai emergency. Congress, bannhlp4 em IeonnS W
.,s nss.o1 and resentment VIII tecouect only lts
ltv 10 the whole country Adt tMts War ~ Mos sougsa
sir part u. any spsr1 q SgT:os'V y, m Uoss -,
or infsrTerin0 toiA G rghts or est0o-
,sS1d i1strtions Of those Sdtss, bR 70 dVend ana
,a"irfai, tAs supvemdcy Of hs Consftatton ava 70
,,.ss-vs IA Union, t0ih all te dagnap, cQedseL, aho
oSs, or "a several Stdt,s antnIpdtred and Nat Gs
~ az thsss oecs are accomplished tso tOdr o'ohs
o Osase."
u-s .T5. g,uaral commanding takes this occdsfon
.,;od Ia Officers and soldtere Of ne army tsdt eoe
c,s "no0osd In supporttn1 the C0nstautson dnq sutos
M az Uxped Sdtes and IN suppresssn0 reoSa.os =
cooinst their authority; tdt eoe ore not enoa0ea"
90 ..otHS Teves,oe or su1u0dtion; dt thts ts
rot contcst dodinst popaldtsons eg doanss G.S ~
Sossss. tI1t n q a fyU0gl6 coTfted on Witnsh Mt
HaSssd Stafes and sholild bo condrcted ~ us vpoN
a. 1iohsSt priaciplss knoton to ChTss''d" o'0"'"o
tion." aEo. b, McoLHLLAN
W. Nm thds. o,,r nations birthday, 700 dectdro =
~ - .nho ara rebels 00din0 the best tatercus ol
,,nntinT that Ais army shdn enser Me OgPHtsos y,
~ soealed OOnfederdcl, dt our ndIson9s To,s.s ~.
tion shdH prevatl ana tAos sso .'~ ssc,stU I,
| edcn esd1e' ""' "'' GRO. b. MCMILLAN.
u-ys T1old that tide Government acds nsade on " q
,,Sas bosis 6y sohite men, for ne oe''eFs V W"'
men and their postortty forSSSr; S;zv nouar,As.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
sixth C0ngressIOnai District--Brown
t, m County. i1.a .rs.

Brown county, which has sent about two
thousand soldiers to the var--mostly Demo
crats-bas still been able to give her usual
Democratic majority at the late election. The
result in the Sixth Congressional District Is IS
followsS---- -a sIr. '.fF
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sEw91;. ~. Z. H'''} Divorce.

WIN. L. Heyh gri.5s ,sgaa Vzili x
Mary Ann Hsyi.>f9rs GfsT9b9tnO-
THE DEFENDANT rs NOTIFIED
II that the PiaihVH has fleda petition n the Court
Of Common Pleas Of franklin county Ohio praying for
gross neglect Of duty on her part Said petition will
Be- for hearing ip said Court the "a day of December
nsxt, Or % soon theAsr g the sans can be heard.
WIN. L. HNyL, Plaintiff.
q, n. oLps. Atteraey.f 4 ,rsrbiA
0is. ~, lsss. ditAetyr --.a sials ;r.g II :, =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
From Tascarawas County. e.
CLrRK's OFFICE, TUscARAwAs Co, or
= Me- pu1r .owv puta 0ck 1H 1a6Q Z

as9 New PmLADEIrHlA, Oct. 10, 1862.
MrssRs. EDrronsi 1drop you q few lines In
regard to the election. Mr.. JosrFH w. WHErE
has msjorisy Of eleven hundred and seventy.
sIx over Mr.. JoHs A. BIsoHAM in shis county.
The State and Counsy ticket stand about eleven
hundred and 6fty Democratic.
.sd1 Yours truly,
bsos JOHN LAUQfiEAD,
Cletk Of TascasswasC Common Plsas Court,
u LIE4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-19
UonTabuIatI6n. !.


Ftst RspubIieaR--I cAn't understand how u
is that Coz GOT such q large vote u ttip city.
There must be something wrong about ~
Second Rspsbliesn-That's what Pye been
thinking. He has done good deal for the
city, and though the Democrats haysA large
majority, yet he ran far ahead.
Frat Rspublicsn-Well, he deserved our
support, II he were not Democrat. Fact is--
voted for him. ..-., --.,-, -..z
Second Republieaa-So did I.
FIH Republiesn-'Um-thas will account for
the matter. Good day! t~,
The Vote for CongRess I'm the Eirst
and second Congregational District
or OHIO. Elhf vyEiI HlhUS 5pA
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
cincinnati u Chicago Air Line
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Two express Trains leave West SIDE mir DE
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Arrive at lo:i5 A n, and lO:45 IN
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the Sher an House.
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C.E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Aga
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.Mlchigal Southern 1 Lake Shole
RAILROAD.
SUNNER ARRANGE NRNr.

nu AND AFTER NAY lTH, AND IN
y III fasth9 netise trains win lssve Chicago -
= follows:
TOO 4 n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
730P N Night Expssss, daily, except Ssssr-
E Trains ssrivs II Chicago ct ed6 T =. sad
IN shs above trains mako regular eonnsetioas
70 Dunkirk, Da1elo, Niaea!: az, Asessy. ~
Icrk. Boston, PhiladslE hia' OAAu"oss ana "
80. .-n,;oas nov Slespiag Ohaehes. Uith ~ ~
- n nrovenepts run On Night Trains.
Ihrourh Tisksss sa1 b o6taiDsd st the Con-
aaoy's Cmee: 8 Clssk street. S.dcs aA:nsa
- H,B.0AWy1R,
kefz17AA QuoUA VSDeD AoloA
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RAILROADS.
Chleago and jlaeh lo)anl nnllrono
suNNRp ARRAHa1lr1ur lses.

I'm AMI ANU MONDAY, AAY srx. -
~ ssa S4M tosoo9 ssoes, oaias ~ SMeo
uAslappd daily. 0ssdAys Ssssptsd, - isllovss
IA s -. ..a.as..~s....s..e.....s...lAeo -.
so0pWs sss. ~ p. n
1ass a.rivs at Dsvsnport daily, 6undays -.
~ ~ aaeas - ,e.......s..>s.....7.30A A.
y 1AisfsiA st.. s IS ?. i.
Al trains svs tAis rostsars in dirset ee.sexan
esCaieeso With trains over both The Miehigal
9es0sn, Michigan Central, Ftisburr, ForS
W., and Chicago RAilrsaA 70 aad fron Dc.
s...;i as.sd S CoarSa., Cleveland, Cincinnsti,
y, New York, Philsd.lph ia, Baltimore snd Wssh.
ia9toa. AisSss LASalle with trains Of ne Ilii.
"a. Central Road-North 70 Galena and South 70
u Louis and Cairo.
SeAaess~'s - Samipdad II the. neaaaaitv u
qy1nR oisunce dfrectrons ss to the desyins d, 81
AsiI baggage, also to procure tickets before ,ak.
lag thsr ssAts in the cars, a. the conduct1r n COL
only 70 station. on the line Of the Chi
es8o and Rock leland Railrtad. Il -
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. May 3, 1851. d.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.tsC Fork, .tfsC England
and The Can y a..

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5ru, 1862.
~ trains leave the Great Central Unlon Depot
isOt Of Lake street, as follows:
IA Day Expfe,s (exceI sunday arrivesa
Detroit at $40 pm, Suspension Bridge At $50 A NJ.
Albany $50 + N, New York 9:S0pM, boston ll:s0
Pm.
7:3o N Night Express except Saturday, ar
rive . Detroit at Too A N. Suspension brioge
$50 p n, Albany 500 A 81, New lork 1890
A N, Boston $50 p NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via N c Railroad, leave Chi
csgo At A n mali train. 7:3O r NJ Fast Express !;
srrive IN Chicago At Sis n Fast Express, aud
8:i5 r N Night Aail Train.
The 1880 r a tram leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars OF baggage.
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Pllssbarg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
RAILR OAD. " ID

Il LLR q An. As
-
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PrrrsBuRG
~ without change, connecting with the great
SENNSYL VANA cEyTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philalslphia, Baltimsrs md W ,sh-
Hgtcn city, and all the interior towns of Penn
y!vsnia, New Jer.ey. New York, Maryland. 10.
1srchants by taking this route, will Aays he
1Agsags checked through.
1Ains ieeye The Depot Canal street, rsst siAs,
mileage, daily % Ne arrival ~ trains from The
Test and North
Connecting 1t Crsstline with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore + \. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and BostOns and all tho interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also south 70
Columbus, Jan~yills, Newark, Mount Vernon.
Stsubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
q Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect At Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to springfield, Urbano, Day.
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Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Fare % low % any ether Rouee.
Passenger bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving ut Chicago en- any Of the
roads, will find attentive cheek agents at the do
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
charge 70 the Pi,,sburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
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Tickets for sale st al tho principal ticket On.
So In the West, and at tho Company's Office, cor.
DER Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Bs particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
0sn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
J. II. A0eRs, Com. and Gent Agt, Chicago.
Freight Of oil kinds will b carried from Chica.
10 10 ali points East at all times at as low rates
- any other Railroad reute. sep2s-du
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Illinois Central Railroad.

$3.50
lN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOvEMBE 3
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S:OOPM 6:5OPA
". ARTHUR, Cont Supt.
VIZ. JOHNSON. Gen Passenger Agt. no3Ou
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,. n1 enn,1 =, se neSssss4y! 10
~ ~. 1900 s'.ss. sAieA is tsslss .i..
Nm AND AFTER Mown.v
~ lsa. 81 .ssii s.s, SSsDA AZ: NAY sr1.
srains IN lsavs Dsvsapsss = ss;iovs. N =
7.4oA. =. Il Victor ~ wa.Ai,s,ou - Is ssza7
In ssArxs Aaarvs A. AAvmRs,e A ,~sn
sSor. =. from Victor and Washipx,oo.
Apnhe tsains out - Davs6port win nal. 49,. d
scnDsctSens .. Vietoe,, Iowa city sud WssHiss"s
+ With The Western Stag Company tagss for
~, points West.
Trains from the West ,eonnect q Dsysupe,<
With traits = Ns Chicago and Rsck Island kail
94sd for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity a
giving disttDss dissetions - - hU sstinafior 81
he'- essra7e els" to procaIasiek~as hafese takiaa
'nel sests d go CHS. Nj All sA t
JOHN =. TRACY, Cont Surt.
A. kIhBAIL, Asst sept. e e - p =.
Davenport, May Sd. lss2.-df
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08
CLAlKVOYANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. T. :. PRICE, HYDRO
,1SA eclectic and carvoyant physicians Mrs.
fr'ce Will pay spe .al attention to the practice of
obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFv1cE HouRs-9a. m. In an m Off. and
residence, LeCiaire House. Reception room be.
tween Nam aud ladies entrance, second street.
[febl7-alyI Dayenn r.. iova
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Galela + Chicago Uaien Railroad.
G01a 91 Ga

DN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY l3rH
~ 4th, 1862, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, ~ follows, (supdays excepted
At $50 A n and IS ? n, for Belviders, Rockford,
Fresport, Warren, Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
At $50 A N and Gas n for Dixon, Polo, Pull
ten, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points:
At4 p u for Elgin, belvidsrs, Rockford and in
termedists points.
At 500 n or Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers tor BelOit and Janosvillo will take
the $50 P n and r n train
Passenger tor Crystal lake, NcHsnry, Rich
mood Geneva Lake and intermediate p0,nts, will
Jake the train.
TRAINS ARRIVE At CHICAGO
AZ $50 n and 5:l5 N, froa Dunlsith, Galsns,
Freeport, ets.
A. $50 \ N and 500 A N, from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, DIXON, etc.
At Halo A N from Fox River Valley.
Al SIZE A n, Geneva Accommodates.
~ Sleeping Ca,s on Night Trains.
E.b. TALLOTT, Gent 9upt.
@. n. WHEELER. Gen1 Psw'gr Ag't. nv201
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.nA age, Burlington 1 QalDcy r. r
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvEAND ARRIVE
j. at Chicago - follows:
Day Expsess. ...ll:30A G3oPM
Night DO ....1l:45 p NJ $50 AN
lendots Aecommodtn e:so n 1890 AN
v7l-tfl Q. g. HAMMOND. Supx.