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The wounded and nIi..Ins at p0sIesvIns


Poolesvills-a name already famous in
history, situated on the Marylsnd shore of
the upper Potomac, forty miles distant from
Wsshington-is now the Mecca to which
many citizens are making theiz pilgrimage
Some journey thither for the purpose oI dis
pensing, with liberal hand, the s'balr1 of con-
ISOLATION" to those who were wounded at The
battle of Balls Bluff; while Others, again,
with pale faces and fearful eyes, go in quest
of those whom the telegraph announced sim
ply ae "missing" Edwards and Oonrad's
Ferries are words of fearful import to hun
dreds of throbbing hearts; and eyes that had
not ceased TO weep since the 6rst gun was
discharged at Balls Bluff, gaze visttully-
gaze all day long across the Potomac, to
where their friends fell, as though there
might be some magnetic influence in that
look which might call them back to life
again.
Even up to the present hoa- the mail
coaches and cars that leave Washington and
Baltimore convey to PoOlesville many of the
friends Of these deceased soldiers, a majority
of whom return without accomplishing
the object Of their visit. The printed rec
ord OF - -, private of Company
- Regiment " missing must ever be
the only information that shall be derived of
soms Of those lost ones who fell in the de.
fence of their country's honor; whils the on
ly monument erected 70 their memory shall
be that which remembrance OF their vir-
tues rears in the minds Of those who loved
them.
The scenes enacted at this point By those
who arrive there for the purpose named, are
painful to behold. Unwilling 70 take for
granted the report of such an ones death.
the inquiry is first made whether such a per-
son is living or dead. The intense anxiety
Of the moments intervening between the in
quiry and the reply, is affecting even to
tears "He is missing, sir" perhaps is the
response Of the officer to whom tho applica-
Il n is made, and that the only source of
consolation to be obtained. After a day, or
even days of Fuitless search, the distracted
one brother or a father, ret7rns TO his
home, and there repeats, in broken speech.
those fearful Words-''he Is missing" Time
will never unravel the mystery, and the
loved one of the household will ever be
known, hereafter, as the "missingn one.
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ipr rseping their business before the public
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HOME PAPER
And Publish the Lists Of Killed
and Wounded,

And in fact not omit any information
that can interest the very large number of
readers of the Weekly Leader.
Notwithstanding the war monopolizing
necessarily so large a share of our columns,
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details of other news of the day, and also
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The LEADER will increasingly advocate the
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The batteries Of Barnetts Artillery, rails
ed in Northern Ohio, so far as those in the
field are concerned, are in Kentucky.
Capt Cotter's Battery is on the line from
Louisville to Bowling Green.
Capt. Standards Battery is on the line
from Lexington to Cumberland Gap, and at
last adviees just to move from Camp Wild
Cat.
Capt Kinney's Battery is also on the same
line and at last accounts was a few miles
north OF Camp Wild Cat.
Capt Konkle's Battery is at or near West
Liberty, on the route toward Prestonburg.
-GaeiARah Tines.
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Southern Items.
Especial to The charleston cOurler.l

FAIRFAX G. H., Oct. l3, 1861.
One oil our s0IuTersi JdsU vsvuEvN-
Washington, brings the intelligence that Gen.
Mcclellan has an army of 10000 infantry,
10000 cavalry, and l2O batteries. He is
waiting to drill the latter two arms of the
service. A general advance is not anticipa-
ted until the middle of November. His policy
is TO aduance in three columns, a mile at a
time, and to fortify as he proceeds. Several
tons of bales, soaked in turpentine, hsve been
provided, with which the troops intend burn.
ing the woods after the leaves have fallen /;
their first object being to smoke out our
masked batteries; second, to illuminate, in
case of a night attack. Fort Ellsworth and
other Notifications have been mined. The
commanders of the United States forces on
this side of the Potomac are Gems. Franklin
and Kearhey. The force on the Virginia side
is not less than "a, ,OOO Washington is strong
Iv fortified in the rearN
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Death of Gen. sam. Houston.

As the announcement Of the death of Gen.
Houston now comes to Us now through two
different channels-Nashville and Galveston
both eoneuFring as to the day on which
the event took place, we incline to believe
that II is true. Gen. Houston was born near
Lexington, ROckbridge county, Virginia,
March I'd, 1898, thus making him over ss
years Of age at the time of his reported death.
BE Is said to be descendant Of the "scot-
tish OOvensaters" who emigrated to Penn
sylTanis early in the eighteenth century.
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Gen. Mitchell.

We are informed that Gen. O. u. Mitchell
commanding in this department, has resign
ed. The cause of his resignation is under
stood to be his unsatisfactory relations with
Gen. Sherman, commanding in Kentucky
1t has been, for some time, evidsnt that diff
ferences prejudicisl to the public interest ez
listed between Gems. Sherman and Mitchell
In what manner, fiat all, the situation will bt
improved, if Gen. Mitchell has resigned, We
are not advised.-CiH Com.
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Froelamation By the GovernOr, Appointing
Day el ThankHSivluE.
sTATR OF OHIo. EEECUTIvs DEPARTMENT,
Columns Nov. lst, 1851. (

STATS OF OHIo. EEECuTtNh DEPARTMENT
CoLUNBUs, Nov. LIST, 1851.
Pursuant to the request Of the General Assem-
bly, Of this State, and in accordance with my own
senss Of gratitude to Almighty God for the
bouniiful meroiss Enioh he has bestowed upon
1s tha people Of Ohio, do hereby designate and
set apart THURsDAT, tbs 2sTH DAT or NovKNBRE,
Instant, aI a day Of Thanksgiving and Praise to
Hin for the inestimable privileges Of our Civil
and Religious Institutions, foc protecting our
homes from the raysges ofwari and for the man
ifold blessings, Individual and social, which sur
round and support US; and 1 respectfully urge up
ona the people that they refrain from their usual
onplOyments on that day, and, in their places Of
public worship, and at their homes, with grateful
acknowledgements offer fervent prayers to our
Heavenly Father that He may continue to re-
member US in His mercy; remove the calamities
OF civil strife which aflict the Nation; restore
concord between the States, confirming and per-
pstuating our political Union, and securing to us
and our posterity the privileges and advantages
which dIstinguisha Christian people.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the STATE OF Ohio to
be amxed, this the lst day of November, in the
year Of our Lord 1861, Of the Independence Of
the United States the s5th, and Of the Organiza-
tlon Of Ohio the 5Sth.
BY the Governor:
ApbrsoN P. RUSSELL Secretary Of State.
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p P. BOW ER,


PLcKBBR IND GIAs HTrER
No. l02 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin HALL
4ansmotures and kseps constantly on hand All HI n,
q tlumberg and Gas FitterH' materials, such a.
y 5yar1ntS Bath-Iubs, Water closets, Wash -Stands
Datn- n-Bo1lerel Load, Galvanized and Iron Pins
sheet Lead Brass and Iron Lift and Force PumpS
brss. and Plated auoetg, and eTerythinR necessarT
the mogt approved principles - "
An work Warranted and done punotunIiy.-
ParticulnF astanttou Rivan e IohF ne npd ooant,
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SHALL CHANGE AND IOE.

These articles are about equally scarce, we
judge, in Richmond. A friend, who has just
returned from that city, says that going into
fashionable saloon, with friend, to take a
drink, his attention was arrested by placard
posted over the bar, to the effect that drinks
were fifteen cents each, no change would be
given for bills, except at heavy discounts, and
that gentlemen would please refrain from
eating the ice in their glasses after drinking |
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De tslsgraphie news received in the day time,
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Just think of Buckners bass.fO men
stopping niggers in fields and upon turn
pike1And robbing them Of their brogans.-
The niggeFs must think it high time to be
OF the stage Of action when Buckner's rebels
are already stepping into their shoes
Louisville JcwDgl.
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A Richmond editor says that "a great
wickedness rests at the door Of General
Floyd" We don't know that any great
wickedness stops at his door, but large
family Of weaknesses have walked in
and made their home with him.
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A deeoction Of the common white plan
tain, formed BY sleeping the leaves in
whisky, taken before breakfast for dozen
OF mornings in succession, is said to be q
cure for fever and agus.
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PLAIN IN oRNAMENTAL PRINTINQ.

RbAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRlETIE0.
nG Plain aud ornamental printing Of every oe-
1Iiption dono Is the Printing Estaetishment OF the
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NOTICE 10 LADIES

No article of medicine, Intended for the uss
Of Females, that has ever made its appearance
has met with such universal success as these Gel
ebrated Pills. No disease is so little understood,
and consequently badly treated as female dis
eases. These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience /; In all varieties Of fs-
male complaints, and in all cases Of irTegulari-
flas- Sunnrassion. LencorrhOea OF Wilma. In
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9t0UFs aud Gin aEarR.

nv L. MARVIN, No. so. SOUTH
w sire Public Square, having been Fast and
selected from all the rrinciral Stnve F0undrsq and
House. Furnishing Establishments Of Troy, Albany,
Philadelphia and New Ork all the newest and most
approved varieties Of
8 T O. v E 8,
for Cooking, Parlor and Heating purpOses and also
all Of the most
Useful articles Of House Furnishing Goods.
for purchasing stoves OF Cleveland manufacture Pc
suliarg adapted to this market. Also, his arran gs-
msnts with uincinnati, % Be- weekly supplied with
all the newest and most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, With his long experience Of IS years in this
mer0us trienas and the crest OF mansind" in gene
raj, the Greatest inducem'nt IN grrd TO quality
and prices for them to purchasa goOds in his line
upon the one PRIOE SYSTEM
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE"
Is continuing TO increase in public favor and Ia the
most DuRABbEt ECONOMICAL, QUICK and
PkRFECr T operating StOv~ in the mRrAst, as thous-
ands OF Housekeepers In this city and surroundinF
country, Eno are daily using ths stove viii testify
COOK INif STOVES. as we'll a.
PARL0R HALL AND OFFICE STOVES
BOIR Tor wood aud Goal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE
BE manufactqres and has Ioi sale at Wholesale
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. bis stock Of House
furnishing Goods,
Marble Nantes and EBdueled GTGtss,
Is large and complete In style and finish.
- All are most cordially invited TO call before
puTehs.s,i3g el,eghere, and Judge for themselves,
and satisfaction Is guaranteed 1t the
STOKE ! CRATE EMPORIUM.
WI. MARVIN,
30. 50, so h side Public Square,
ssr36 fnasaland, nhio-
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CLEVELAND PAPER COMPA-
~ Hf-Manuketursrs Of NEWS, BOOK ana
WBAEPlhG PAPEk. Orders filled promptly
- RAGS Wanted. Once 100 Superior n
sct9o y. ", TAYLOR, AFSnt.
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Gl0thtng.
He PAlR INEz;
OF TEE CRnLsoH CLrEEs

I
nR THz LONE LADY OF TIE CRnLsOE CL1FFs.
OON1I y UEB.
| The night # was fearful the rain It did pour,
| Bus for want Of sOmo lightning and load thunder
shs made with her shest-iron good thunder crash,
| And with blue AMI rcd hre soEe sharp lightning
Which ma e the scene one most thrill 'ngly grand,
/ 5 psriOr 10 any ve have in this land.
/ By a strsak Of good luck, IN the f9riOu5 gale,
Was washed on he shore, and the maid nesdiu rest
sank on it aud Sleep balmy slsep, her eelita soon
When f4iry " tn wings, and a wand in her hand,
Bore fair lnez away 70 the brish- tsiry land
Just here would ask ofthe furT tale writer's,
AnH hos other fellOSs, tne rsn nee indilersI
/ To tell me- II they cau, the very be I Esy,
AND how many trains nowg there IL day,
AND who Is il keeps there the bes' nc el st4ndf
For the roads are quite good there, and the fare
Wen chart + a steamboat ard EOon there well 90.
CHAPTER Iu-AFLoAT AGAIN
Here the &C ne is ones more shifted
To toe Geek o. the Jale Gray,
And the gallsnt or It is 81 ling
Swiftly from the land away.
And the crew are d,ncing hornpipss,
ana are 'e hug stor all
They are dresssu IN pants aud Jackets,
Bought for cash aE Union Hall
Union He'll the Clothing llace,
Where the happy mul Ons 90
10 bay q thing Ii b. leases,
For his prices aTe 90 low.
But now listen to the sailors,
" b le they spin their ysrns and smoke,
F1r Jack o. der is an ola tar,
And hs up and thus be spike:
LEO b Continued
And we would again r-ll Il i our readers that We
have o sp.eudid stock u New and Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men aud Boys Yesr OvercOltings, Cloths,
Uassimsres and Yestinss, and
MILITARY GOODS
ofal otsC iptions which we will sell cheap for cash
ct
ISAAC A IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for ths sale OF Singers Celebrated
SEKLNG MACHINES
sTORRiS AUTOMATOE PRESSNAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
- JOOK OUP FOR THE GTBETa ~
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DIED..

In this city Nov %, Mr.. GEORGE STOKES, aged
6s years and months.
Funeral takes place from his late residence, 2Ol
Pittsburgh Street, tomorrow, wednesday, Noyem-
Der 9th at o'clock. Friends of the family are in
vitad to attend
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Z YMAN LITTLE,
Goal.

NUAL GOAL COALTTE
~ Jones, Coal Y'rd, River street, near the lower
LHUPPE "a, ANTHRACITE, sMITHIEG and
other Uosls, At low pros
SD-orders address 10 P. O. Box 1875 will receive
prompt attention. r. P JtJkFs
oCtl2 s69
v T. HALLAo AoA'''''..--s-' ...R @. WALLACE.
GOkEl COKEll COKEll-W.
~ Il. WALLACE SON Manufacturers Of COKE
HAMMOHDSVILE STRIP VEIN COAL.
AlsO-DealeIs in said Coal for emithing and DO.
mesttc Purposes. VIII hu orders Tor the csebratsd
JEFFERS0N FIRE BRICK,
FIRE CLAY, (grJund,)
CHIMNEY TOPS,
WATER PIPES,
". b. WALLACE son. ~
HammOndavils. Jefferson Co. O.
oo7 C0n q. 4 P. Railroad.
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90. 90 nrniorlrr.

The official returns give Tod a majority of
56,2os. The rest Of the ticket about the
sans.
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Gov. Denni.on to Gen. mcclellan.
On Saturday last Gov. DsnnisOn sent the
dispatch to Gen. Mcclellan;
Co1urpus. o.. Nov. 2. 1851. /
EIEouTIYR DEpARTMENT,

Executive DEPARTMENT,
CoLUNBUs, o., Nov. 2, 1861. !
Najor General Ne Clellan, Washington, D. c.:
l congratulate you and the country on
your promotion to the command Of the Uni
ted States army. Ohio rejoices in the just
appreciation of your merits by the President
and his constitutional advisers.
WILLIAM DENNISON.
Arrest Of Several Persons With Hundreds
Of Letters for the sOuth in their Keeping.
Last night two men, named respectively
A. Lowe and n. Finn, were placed under ar
rest in this city, by the Q. s. Marshal.
These parties arrived here on Wednesday
last and stopped at the Spencer House, regis
tering as follows; I" Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Eng
land" "Mr. Finn, Belfast, IrCland." They
came together.
The next day Finn left for Cleveland, and
returned on Saturday night. He went to
Cleveland to seek the baggage of the party,
which had been detained. 1t vas opened
there, and between zoo and 500 letters, direct
ed 70 parties in the South, chiefly New Orleans,
were found. Among them were letters for
all the heavy bankers in that city.
Upon being arrested here, the men claimed
to be British subjects, doing business in the
South, equivocating good deal, however, as
to the length OF time they had spent in the
South. We are informed the parties will be
taken to Fort Warren this morning GIN.
Con
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NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAR-
ING, Renovating and Mending Establishment,
FRAHrIs AGKR, Tailor, No. l9 PrUapect street, viii
hereafter devote bis attention to cleaning remove
ting and msnding Gentlemen's clothing. He hal
facilities Tor doing his work In the best manner
Gentlemen viii ind It for their interest durinEthab
hard times to give M Agsr trial
-. R2t
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n l. . T h 1 n &
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Owing to the pressure Of the times We have deter
mined 70 sell our large stock OF Ready N de Ulot--
cost.
- The Custom Department. under the supervis-
ion Il he renowned Cutter, Mr. a. W. Alexander,
is flied with the best assortment Of Cloths Cassi-
meres, Beavers and Vesuugs.
g. Military Uniforms made 70 order at short no.
tica on reasonable terms.
nAA great variety OF Blue Cloth, Shoulder Straps,
s. MANN,
Oot8 l62 auperi. r street
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A NEW VOLUME
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
OF THE

WILL COMMENCE JANUARY LIST, 1862.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-
newed its weekly visits to the fresides of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI NOrtF ern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its proprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become
successful comyetitor with the leading week
IL papers of New York.
The coming year will be the turning year
ofthe century. Every month will be crowd
ed with important events, and every week
will develope some new and startling phase
OF the
Great Shareholders Rebellion !!
1t is unnecessary for us to dilate on the
Importance of ones taking newspaper at
this time when our country is passing
through one of the most terrible and gigan
TIC civil wars the civilized world has ever
seen. 1t is still more needless, perhaps, for
US to urge the advantages Of having good
HO MI P A P e r
To keep US posted in the news from the
seats of war, where three-quarter of mil
lion Of our countrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominant in Oul
land. Every aeighbOrhOOd, and almost
every family has one or more of its mem
bers in the army, and the movements Of The
divisions will be a matter OF intense interes
10 all. We shall take the utmost pains Il
give particular accounts of all engagements
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