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Emf II II t.:
8pn 8aihtnston tcmuten bic !3a9e un1
8 1br, unb 9 30 8ormittag8 ut1b mn 111tr,
S 80 nnb z Ihr Madmittae8 bier an.
Der wefltde Bug fpr1n,t 6 rbr Gbenbs
uao Der Sreberide S3us nm II l1hr 8cr@
mtttas8 bier on.
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Deutlgt Observation-Disclosures rneoijinthe
S9ule tn ct. Qpute, $40.
observation-disclosures
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Aueenbetlfrubes Der hirur0ihb-nuaeMr
GrsttGen Rtintt unb @clr-aiints MHt
Ocean ber Tatult6t. 1s9s
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gle unb 6eburt&bllFiGeu &linif.
Or. g. Ettftf. Yrpfefpr her @berrte iMn YbnImatie.
Or, 8. 8. 8ernaps, MrufeHcr Der @bpif, Botanit tint
Wctner1Ip9te.
Or. ~ RpSfotem, grcfefrf Der YattVIcaie unb Tterupe
as nnb Der uteotsintiGsa RIinit.
Or. %. 8rtt, @rpeFpr Der @~lpitclc9te.
Or. 8. Bed, RrDfeaOr Der Materia Medica unb rStA
niIGsn 9ols-8lintt.
Die Settr.lebnngen ner6ee ron Or. Sonanner aeleuet
MAe 8peige Der Naturrtnenlbaft uno Mebtstn pet6en In
hteler Infalt tn fpItenasif1er 0iethenioIGe rpr8etrd8ea.
Die @prleirngcn te9innsn aui /. Septelnter 1862 utb bait
ert 0bne unterbre@une Bis 1. MSni 1868. Dne Gtutienjonr
3trfdGt tn 2 Seneiter nnh iebes Seraefer rntia6t 4 WeCnGte.
GeOiitren, Snrnatricnlattpt So. WrrIefaneen FIR Use
meter $76. Gecittdrte SIS.
Vler tttntfhe 1lnterrtHt Ia. unIersnt eiesnen SpIpitlIe
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fret.
Ole NnmelbunStn fnb BET BEN llntersei6neten f&riFiQ
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NaG 8elair. 8en 8rowas Go-
tel in Sishfr, eoen Dienffas, DOnnerfta9
.. Samftas.
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3nee.
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AbfaHrt:
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unb 5 10 Nadmittoas.
80 n @afbtngtpn uut 6 llbr, TAO uno
IL ubr 8crmtttagS, unb urt 5. 90 1pr
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Der accculcb at 9ug
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Na9 6arperS Serrp s nbr Mor9en8 ltno
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I uno 6 20 MDr9en8.
1ufmn +:
8pn Waibtnstcn totnulen bic !3u9e I'M
8 ubr, unb 9 30 8ormittag8 urD uRs 1Ilbr,
S 80 mnb z Ihr Mammittag8 bier an.
Der uefltde 3us fpr1mt 6 u6r Ibenb8
uno Der Sreberide j3uS nm IL nar 8cr<
mtttass bier ON.
06rpltae @entralbaRn,
Dur4z5aseu mad bem 8eRen
st5ubrt: 8. 80 Wsprsens, uub 8 40
Mbenbs.
Gnfunft Z 80 Mprsen8 u.
10 20 Nadmitta9S.
parftpm AccpmobotipnSs9u9.
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B9ilabelpbia, Dttminstens
Baltimore.
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$50 u.2 As gtaGnt. sis Reconsideration
(pta @effulinfer)
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ST. ebertf bert6Bt8 a[ti nj I
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4 80 Nadm.
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unb 6 20 MprSen8.
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Na@ aeIipDille (B9ilab. apap.)
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NuS;ebruna, blaten 6uiten, Blutlpeten, 9eiierfeit, iGpaGeI
etiinis, S&msrs in ben 1lria-Orsanen, eercOrbsnsua 8lat,
S@mer3 In Der @ette unb DruR, SsrStlppfea pcer 9sratrant.
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3u(amnen9elebter Sprup BON Wilbfirfden
befnhet f@ fest User Elm 8ierteI Sa5rbaubert Dor Der 2seli
utb TIT az r~ertaufen in febeul bempbnteu &betle BET &rbe.
Or. Sma1ne'8
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wirb ~antereiset unter Der manufacturers ArfFht br1 Or. $.
Swa6ne, zines sel6idtsn arstes, Der feline prOfeffomeae 2aai.
babn NIT sem pt6tt9en Ocrteetl elmer reDeInlGbgsn ~Sseetsiuit
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NbiLabelpbta, Ia p~itlei5t in Der g8eIt, anGereten. CT biente
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The Lexington Fight.

EDrToR STATEsMAN: There seems to be a
cloud of mystery overhsnging the fight at Lex
ington, KY, on the morning Of 18th Oct, 1862,
caused by 90 many different reports circulated
through numerous newspapers. And for the
benefit of officers and men in the engagement,
and the public generally, you will do me great
favor by giving this report circulation through
your valuable paper:
arrived at Lexington on Friday at 3 O'Clock
P. M with my command, consisting Of de-.
tachment of the Sd o. V. Cavalry. and detach-
ment Of the 4th O.v. Cavalry, in all two hund-
red and thirty men-hndlpg Capt. GodKall of
the 4sh o. v. c. in Lexington with one com.
pany of the 4th o. v. Cavalry acting as Provost
Guards. then moved my command about one
mile out on the Lexington and Richmond pike.
where we went into camp for the night, expect
ing to return to Danyille on the following day
At about one O'Clock in she night, two citizens
came into camp stating that Gen. John II. Nor
gan with force Of from Eve to six hundred
strong was on the road coming to attack us =
Immediately sent out tKenty three men of, f,e6m-
pany X, 81 o. v. c., under Lieus. Hall, to pa.
troll the different roads leading to our camp. AZ
ter going about four miles from camp, they cap.
tured two Of Morgsn's men claiming to be ser-
geants under Col Duke Of the Texan Rangers.
l then ordered out my command immedi ately
making as little noise as possible. The detach.
ment Of the 4,h o.v. c. mounted and moved
out in good order under command of Capt. Ruby.
The detachment Of the Sd o. v. Cavalry under
command Of Capt, Rowland moved out to, the
center and right. The enemy opened Ere ou ua,
aud Il Was promptly returned, holding the enc
my in check for o short time; bnt they soon,
dashed upon us With overwhelming npmbers,
supported BY artillery, opening upon ia moat
murderou' fire Of mcskesry and artillery. At
thia slime the fight became general, and hand
to hand, and We were overpoEered and taken
pIisonsrs in squada Of small numbers. No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
what ,hey Had to overcome.

Some impression may be obtained of the i'm
mense power which the Democracy have met
and overcome in the late elections BY the fol.
lowing statement Of facts as to Iowa. The
writer resides at the State capital, and his let
ter was written TO the Chicago Tines:
With the whole civil and military patronage
and power Of the State at their command, aud
backed, in measure, by the patronage and
power Of the General Government, there was
no corrupling influence, no species of bribery,
no form or feature Of threat and intimida.
tion, which were not resorted to by the un-
scrupu.ous parlisans of the Administration 10
effect their purposes They operated with o
recklesanesa and worked with a desperation
unknown 10 their political history, or that of
any other party in this State. Political pros.
tent and so sha melessy as at our recent election
The work of bargain and sale went on openly
Wherever man calling himself Democrat
could be bought by money, or an Office, or the
promise Of one, be was bought; wherever a man
calling himself Democrat could be silenced or
intimidated by threats, he was silenced. Every
influence, every appliance which the ingenuity
of the leaders Of the Republican party could
devise, and within their reach, have been re.
sorted to to hoodWink and corrupt and oVerawe
the people. Falsehoods without number have
been circulated by the hireling pimps Of o cor
rups party, who, under pay as spies aud inform
ere, have traveFsed the country in all directions;
arbitrary arrests have been made, and in fact
all the corrupting Influences, as well as the ar
bilrary power of the incipient military despotism
with which we are being cursed, have been re-
sorted to to control the political action of the
people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

general surrender was made. Both officers
and men acted bravely. The men Of the 4sh
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry being dismounied,
and portion Of the % o. v. O., rendered Il
impossible to charge on the enemy and cut their
lines asunder, by which wo could have escaped.
Our strength was two hundred and thirty; that
of the enemy thirty four hundred, and eight
howitzers. -. =,
Our casualties four killed and twenty -four
wounded-two have died since the fight. That
Of the enemy twenty-five killed and fifteen
wounded. Maj. Morgan was fatally wounded
BY ball passing through bis windpipe. Private
Wise. of company G, Sd o. V. c., shot Morgan,
but Wise In an instant fell from his horse,
pierced through the body by two bullets, causing
instant death. L. ! Ttt
The prisoners broughfinto camp were placed
in charge Of Lieut.. d. E. Livermore. One Of
them proved to be Colonel OF desperate char.
acteF
CHAS. B. SEIDEL,
Major Commanding - Detachment.
Columbus, Oct 25, 1869.
cincinnati Commercial aid Sandusky Regis.
ter, please copy.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28

WE clip the following from the Richmond
Ind.) JdfeTsoniaR:
A great effort WAS made, we understand, to
get some authority to arrest the Hon. G. l..
Valindigham on Monday evening, when be
spoke at Centerville. Company A, Of the 69sh
regiment, was sent to the depot, at this place,
where they we're awaiting the return of tho cars
with Mr.. v expecting to be called upon to per.
form the job of arresting him. The train was
kept waiting for some time, moving NJ and
down the track, but no authority came ss ex-
pected. The man who was sent to Centerville
to assassinate him, returned without accom-
plishing his work, and Mr.. v. still lives. How
nobly are those who professed to be the pecu.
liar friends Of "free speech" "fres press"
and freedom generally, vindicatiug their claims
In that behalf, in this region.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
John O,NeiII, ESQ.

The Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Muskingum District ia elected by thousands
of majority. Again the people overruled the
design of the bogus Union Legislature, and
elected an honest man, a competent man, who
will legislate for the interests of the country
and phite men. John O'Nell is glorious good
fellow, and we rejoice in the glorious testimo.
nial the people have given him Of their appre.
citation Of his worth. Huzsi for the Democra-
cy aud conservative men Of the Muskingum
District. Bully for them !-HOekiag Sentinel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-28
The way it stands.

The AboliAonisis, in order 10 le. themselves
down 90 easy as possible, aver that the Aboli.
tionists were In the army. and urge that as an
explanation for their defeat In the late elections
The Newark Advocate shows that out Of forty.
ssssn volunteers from Mary Ann township in
the county Of Licking (o,, but fss we're Re.
publIeans, and that one Of these five renowned
his sHillation with the party before he went in.
to the army, and that another has since cut
loose fson them. Such are the facts as they
become developed.