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ausines men should bear In mind that ne
pre sent e the most favorable time In tho Wofio
log Eeeplng their business before The paon0'-
shP esson & dun ono, and the stagnasloh y
tfaae o,n only be overcome By an extensive ~
-, Of adVsrtislng. Fewer men advertise IN
a.. finss- sonuscusutlY thca who DO receive
~, 1900, bsucft The LEADER shera ne
.,,.,,sst advantages 70 advorussrs Of any publ
estiop n The city. Owing % iis being The olaeo'
Ipsrnlnr paper IN Northern Ohio, Il has a ol.oe'
I.tse e,,esedlna that Of any other published IN
- sIste out Of Cincinnati All advertisements
rpposr n bo,h the morning aad evening edi'
uo.s. rhs circulation Of Tie LEADHR Is ever
lsOo0 copies.
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wasbiurtou Items.
Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati Gazetts.l
WAsEIEeTos, Nov. IL.


Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati Gazetts.l
WAsEIEeroS, Nov. IL.
TAR REBELS LEAVING TIE PoToaAc.
All is still as death at Matthias Point. It
is reported by the officers of our ships lying
there that several rebel batteries on the Po-
tomac have disappeared. They are now be-
lieved to be composed of nothing but field
pieces. The rebels are evidently falling back.
Army officers believe the Georgia and South
Carolina regiments have been Withdrawn 70
defend Beaufort.
JUDGE FREFsE AND TIE NEeRoEs.
Judge Fresse refuses to help masters in
negro catching.
He is sound on the Negro question. He
recently imprisoned az F. F. V. Sor whip
ping hisslave brutally, and gave g note to
the outposts forbidding them to pass him
beyond the lines, where his master, who
threatened to sell him South, lived.
ooETRABANDs IN CROWDS.
Twenty-three contrabands in single day
last week, were taken on board the Island
Belle on the Potomac. They come faster
than ever.
MORE sHIPs WANTED.
The Navy Department has purchased 22O
vessels since the beginning Of the war, and
requires many more.
TIMBER FOB BARRACKS.
The railroad is bringing a large quantity
of lumber for the barracks and stalls, from
which some unWarrantably infer thst the
whole army is going into winter quarters at
Washington. Those soldiers who remain
will be comfortable. q.
SAILORS ORDERED ON DUTY.
The sesuen who remained at Forts Dahl
gren and Ellsworth are ordered t. service on
the Southern coast.
LARGE sEIzURE or MORPHINE.
Thirty-four hundred dollars worth os NOR
phine was seized in trunks, about to take the
steamer for West river, from Annapolis,
where the rebels are still plenty.
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f-eti1 1oSo ~ the Printing E5ta1 nlaent oL t9e
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We are Indebted to Fred Law Olmsted,
Ssorstary ofths Q. 5. sanliary. Commission,
for valuable dooumenA concerning thslaboEs
Ct that Commission. Few persons have any
iass Of the amount or the value Of the efforts
ef this Commission in behalf Of our soldiers.
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irsae every afternoon ct O'Clock an Even
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fnSf time The Evening Leader will contain ~
fnn tslarrapldo news received in the DAY s,leo,
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Tents and stoves for the Army.

Contracts have been entered into in Phila-
delphia, with the government TO furnish six
thousand tents Abrie, or 'sheltering tents
for pickets, in imitation of those used by the
French army. A portion Of these will be
prepared at the Arsenal. They are to be OF
linen, and both lighter in weight and strong
er than those OF cotton. They are buttohed
together and form a single tent in long
continuous line. Twenty thousand Sibley
tents have also been ordered, for winter quar-
ters, at forty dollars each, to hold twenty
men. Sixteen thousand light sheet-iron
stoves, without bottoms, have been ordered
here, at a cost of 50, 624. These are for the
officers tents. The fire viii be kindled on
the ground under them, and a narrow tun'
mel will carry the smoke through a hole in
the top of the tent.
The Columbus State Journal has not come
to hand for three or four days. What is the
matter at the Journal Officer
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COLUMBUS, Nov. IL.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell., ordered to COM
mand in Kentucky, is q native Of Ohio, and
q graduate Of West Point. he vas sp-
pointed Second Lieutenant CT tbs Third
Infantry July, ls4l; appointed Lieutenant
Colonel May llth, 1851, and Brigsdier Of
volunteers, May 17th.
Lisulensnt Smith Of the 18th Regular
Infantry, shot restaurant keeper, named
kallon, last night in the arm, which was
this morning Rmputated. fallen had pos
session Of soldiers gun, refused 70 give
i up, and threatened 70 are, when Smith
Shot him.
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MiIIimFrn.

M ILLINERY GOODS NEW
iWN Arrival.
MRS. W. 3. POTTER. a seneca street.
Tg IN recsipt Of g new aud choice stock Of
MILL LINZ EBT GOODS,
Oompri5inR
New s Style Bhirret Hats. FioE6r1, Ribbon1, Noun
inq Goods, CollaFg, Wells &C. 40.
NEW ETYLn HATS FOR CHILDRFN
Besides grsss variety Of Eaasonable snd fs1hlon.
abla Roodu net enumerated. Ladies are rsspscffrip
ingit1d 70 call and oLamina.
~ Dress making done % cEdar iR the very b
uHlnoss mar39iBl5
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81 RnenY on Gnard,

~ = - SS---~ ~" -
showing that the rebels have undoubted
means of gaining information as to our
movements, even before our own army Is in
formed of the facts. Even the destination Of
the Ocean Fleet, which was not known BY
any person at the North save the high au-
thoritles at Washington and Their conaden-
tial clerks, was proclaimed in the Richmond
Enquirer.in the following paragraph;
at is understood that the government has
information, the particulars Of which are not
given 70 the public, that furnishes grounds
for the belief that the Yankee feet wers pre-
pairing to land at Port Royal, in South Caro-
lima. There is said to be here one Of the
most capacious and finest harbors on the
American coast, with but few natural ad-
vantages for its defence. 1t is thought not
improbable that the enemy may sttenpt 10
move inland towards Charleston
Cannot the leak be found and P5scgsd-
with cold lead if need be.
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NEW HONEY-WE HAVE
in Just received a very nice lot Of this years
Honey, IN boxes Of from SIX TO twenty pounds
weight, Fer nale b. J.SEAIR SON,
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PLeMBER AND G6E ETFEKR
No. lo9 Pub. Square, fundsr Chapin. Hsl75
lalatacturea aald kear1 eonItansIr an h11l Al A.
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kath-1ciieEli Lad eaisanized a1f ITo1 PiTS'
shees LEAD Bra99 and Iron Lin ard goros PurlTI,
1E1z1 a1o Plated A1uc1l1s and erorIs tIrQ necs1IT
70 Gt Up Houses, Stores Gc. Vlsh T1t7r Ssd - a
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIO NEWS 4!
A NEW VOLUME
OF THE
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER

WILL COMMENCE JANUARY 1St, 1s6S.
For seventeen years the LEADER has re-
newed its weekly visits to the Rresides Of
its friends throughout the West in general,
AMI NORTH ern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its proprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become a
successful competitor with the leading week
ly papers of New York.
The coming year will be the turning yeaI
ofthe century. Every month will be crowd
ed with important events, and every weeE
will develope some new and startling Phas'
Of the
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SIgpEs ana 90 AgaEe.

w L, MARVIN, No. so. SOUTH
w sire Publio Square, having been test ane
selected from ali the nrinciral stove Eeundilse ana
-Furnishfng Fstablish shments OF Troy, lnanyi
Philadelphia and New 1ork al tho newest anu iAOl'
approved varieties Of
8 T o Y E 8.
for Cooking Parlor and Hssting PURPOSES and also
all Of the most
Usshd ArtieIes of House FilHishing GOods.
Besidss baEipg the most advaetaEs0us fscilities
for Purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland nam actlHe 3 Pc
eulfarly ADAPTED to this market. Also MS All
mants with Oincinnati, 70 Be weekly supRlieo WIN
all the neWtBt and most DeautiInl SYKES "
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of IS years IN tna
merous friends and the firest Of mankind IN gene
raI the Greatest Inducements IN 2 gard % 94itsJ
and Driooq for them to purchase goods IN MS nns
upon the ONE PRIOB SYSTEM
THE HDISPATOH COOKING STOVE"
Ia continuing to increase in public favor. and ta ths
most DURABLE, ECONOMlOAl5 QulOA ena
PTRFEOF operating Stove N the market, as thons-
ends OF Housekeepsrs in this city and 5urrouneine
conn ny who are daily using the stove will TESTIFY
He has elao large variety q otAef Hs" S'si'' y
| PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOFES
Both for Wood aud Goal, Of - ,,,,-
| GT,EVEIAND AND OTHER uAkUFAOtUhA,
/ He nufactures. and has lOi sale at WhQle5al
and retail, al kinds o. Flain ana ysPa19el ~ 1 -.
| Oopper and Shest Iron Ware. His STOCK OF nous
/ furnishing Goods
Marble Mantles and Enamsled GTGtes
| Ia large and complete in style and finish.
GIAn are most cordially invited % esl. Delor
| purcbasing elseWhere, and judge Tor themselves
and satisfaction u g1aransse4 ~ s.is = >, rrrrr
| 9TOVE r CRATE EkPORIUA.
1 WI. MARVIN,
70. So south side Public sguarsi
.arss OlevslaHd, Ohio
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MARRIED.

n GurnEp-s .HAlr9V-vftIUCk A NJ, Il house NO.
2Z5 Kiusman street, the entire fur iture, &C, In
said house, consisting # mahogany marsls-top
Centre Tab sideboard, Puresus, dsteadB, l.
brary and Easy hans, mehog ny Unairs set tf
nice Chamber furniture, splendid Brussels t,aTpais
Sta Carpets, Sp-tnR Beds Mattresses, hna oil
Painti gs one Stewards Cooking stove and Furni-
ture, nice lot Crockery and Glassware, Kitchtn
e hous will be opened at 8 O'Clock on morning
of sale for inspection Of articles Torms cash, bank
able funds, at tue Of sale. novl3:36l
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"OME AGATN-G 81 WTTIJA1TG-

ONE AGAIN.-G.S. 3. WILLIANP,
HI Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, begs leave
snnounoe 70 his friends and the public, that be
home again, and located at IS st. Clair street. CeYe-
land, o., whore he has ftted up DYE HOUSE with
the best machinery regardless Of expense, and hsts
be viii be able 70 regain that pafronare and gupDoF
Vhieh ior 90 many Year, crowned hia endeayorL
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HOME PAPE r

To keep us posted In the news from the
seats of war, where three-quarter of mill
lion of our countrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominate in our
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 interest
10 all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts Of all engagements,
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B. JACKSON, SILK ANE
WOOHEN DYER, No. Ill Pearl street, Wsg
Side. Once No. 70 Bank street, HaIris' Block, hYs
doom north Of st. Clair street.
ShsWis Of every variety cleaned or dyed. Cent?
Garments cleaned or dyed without being takeT
sBArt O1los Open from O'Clock A. n. til p n
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7 B. COBB 3 cos
HALE PRICE LIST.

We have printed Catalogue Of 25o different WORDS
lhich offer at half price This Catalogue VIII De
sut free TO anv one asking for It. Below We give
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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette j
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Boots aud hoes.

Rs KINGSLEY, osvslana.
InnaaaH = lsl-ss 49, Ui451
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Medina March I, 1851.
nl-Eks above named Ladies We are persnnallvac-
qualnted with, and know that for several TsaFI
while We lived in med,na they wa great suneFsTs
Miss has been 20 badly afflicted that 1t vas Wia
difficulty she IVES able 20 stand upon her feet sT
BOTTLES Of gatholcOn entirely cured her Of her COM
plainfs- Ny wife received great benefit frem thfg
medicine. We Teoommand i to 1hs Ladies Of tliI
county as q sale and enc ent ramady for tho many
Complaints they are subject %.
JOHN WuEEg
Editor oaldeld Hsrai1
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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
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Ia CRoYna.
MORE SHIPS WANTED
TIMER FoR RARRACKs.

The Navy Department has purchased 22O
vessels since the beginning Of the war, and
reouirea many more
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9gers.
FRENCH DYE HOUSE,

DyeinR and Cleaning In all its branches. Please
call and examine finished goods In the store.
Rsferenoes-Hessrs. Rettberg 3 HausIaann, Tay.
tor. CIriavrold a DO. and other merchauta aHg5
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mB. q. B. KIsGsLET-Dsar Sir: We fsslfad6F5S
We owe 70 ths public. 70 state that MarBhsniz o.
th0llcon is g medicine invaluable TOR cousnlainE
used your 9fHfenberg Medicines and have bes-l
greatly benefited thereby, % much e, thaf we're
the price double, We would have them 10 ne thou-
sands Of our sex " no sndering from knaese1
We would recommend the Cafholicon a. a1ure psn9-
oea. 1t gives strength to the system snd slabIeI
each Of the organs Of the BODY 70 psroru their -
propriatof functions. 1rs. ". OAIlk,
Mrs- !. WEEks,
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REMOVAL. y
RQBESQN & KNOX

HAvE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF
III GOODS to their .Ne'e Store House, on the
West corner Of the Public Square, where they ara
offering Goods low down for Cash. Give them q
call. All good Produce taken in exchange fes
Goods. ntv rb $500 plMarch ~, 1861
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J. A. 4 Q. W. Coffin,
NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Washington, Tenn. I will
sell, on the promises, on the 18th day Of Septem-
bcr 1851, for cash in hand, the TRACT OF LAND
on which James L. Hankins now resides, in Rhca
county. containing. by estimation, 1875 Access, ly-
ing and being on the waters of Yellow Creek, ad-
joining the Lands Of j. D. Chattin, D. Carson.
Josiah Darwin and Thomas Mcpherson -dccreoj
to be sold to satisfy judgment and costs thai
Sarah Hankins recovered against the said jaime.
l.. Hankins in said Chancery Court.
W. +. C0LvILLE, c. 4 IT.
Aug Q, IS6I--td-prs fec Si,s0-872
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Notice to Shippers of Freight,
NOTICE.

A LII WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
IA accounts with me for one, two and thre,
years, arc hereby notified to do so by the first Of
March. All accounts not closed by thuttim will
be found in the hands Of an officer. NY Book.
must and shall be closed. IF you cant pay the
money come and give your note I will take good
Bacon. at the market price, in paymensDf debts
will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, s. X. REEDER,
Feb Is, 1851
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Chancery Sale.

Chancery Sale.
b. W. Smith and d. M. Roddy, Administrators of
benjamin D. Smith, decd,
The Heirs and Creditors of d. D. Smith,
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE RENDER
i ed in this cause, ut tho April term, 1861, of the
Chaneery Court at Washington, Tenn, I will, on
the 10th day of August, 1851, at the Court. house
in Washington, Rhca county, Tenn, offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, on a credit of four and ten
months, ONE FAMILY OF NEGROES, consist
ing Of man and his wife and three children; also,
ONE FAMILY, consisting Of one woman and
two children; also ONE NEGRO GIRL, separate
from any family. Bond and approved security
will be required and lien retained ON said Ne.
groes. W. f. C0LVILLE, c, I'm.
juno IS, 1S6l-6t-prs fec $5,6O-666
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MACHINERY!!

Cotton Bats.
A LOT ON HA FOR SALE. By
n Nov IS y. X. REEDER
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A GOOD BARGAIN!

WE OFFER FOR SALE, TO THE HIGH
w est bidder, the undivided FARM of C.
Howard, deed, lying one mile West of Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, containing Four Hun
dred Acres of Good Upland, one hundred and
fifty acres cleared and in cultivation-with three
nice separate dwellings on the Farm, with other
necessary ost houses; and one largo orchard, with
every variety Of fruit fine springs at each of the
dwellings, and also water in all the fields for stock
Any person wishing to buy or lay in bid for the
Land can do so by applying to ". H. Howard, at
Athens, Tenn. or b. s. Howard, Cleveland, Tenn
who are legally authorized to receive bids until
the first Tuesday of the next Circuit Court for
Bradley county, Tenn, on the first of September
next, when the Land If not previously sold, WILL
BE OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
for one half cash down, the remainder In two
equal instalments, paid annually, with interest,
from date Of sale the purchaser giving bond and
security, with lien upon the Land until paid
Possession given of part Of the Land on day of
sale. the remainder at New Year. "
W. II. HOWARD,
B. s. HOWARD.
Executors Of G. Towards estate.
June 7, 1S6l-tds-663
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Metallic Burial Gases, Collins, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL KEEP CON-
L stantly on hand, at his shop in Athens,
sk's Metallic Burial Cases, of all sizes. Also,
Chcrry and Walnut Collins, of various sizes He
viii also manufacture any article of Furniture
that may be ordered. HENRY RIDER.
Athens. Tenn, July 81, ls60-ly-8Is
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Byron, Burns, Ben johnson, cowpsr, Campbell
Landon, Moore, Milton, Longfellow, Montgomery
0ssisn, Pope, Shakespeare, Scott, Tennison, Dear
Swift Wordsworth, (of various styles and bind.
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GOODS At WHOLESALER

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, IN CONSEQUENCE
i of Ill health, and inability to attend to bust
ness, is DESTROYS Of selling out his entire STOCK
OF GOODS to some one who wishes to engage in
the Mercantile business. His stock comprises a
general assortment of Dry. Goods, and other arti-
cles usually kept by merchants in this country
and most Of them Of excellent quality. lie will
also rent his Store Room to whoever may pur-
chase the GOODS, IL desired. It's one of tho best
stands in the place. To any enterprsing man
wishing to engage in the business, the opportunity
oferodis good one. Terms will be made favor
able. s. X. REEDER.
Athens, Tonn., Nov %, ls6O-t-635
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MONEY SAVED!

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
IA dersigned can save costs by calling on them
and making satisfactory arrangements, us they
are compelled to have money. Those who can't
pay all must pay part-erery man must pay
somsthing. Wehave our books posted, and those
having unsettled accounts can save costs by call
ing and settling at once. You will not save any
thing in the way of interest by staying away, as
We count interest on all accounts from LIST day Of
January after the account is made.
SEH0RN 4 H0RNSBY.
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Teacher Wanted.

THE TRUSTEES OF RITTENHoUsE
Il Academy desire to employ Teacher well
qualified to discharge tho duties Of Principal, 10
married man preferred.) Good recommendations
will be required. Tho Academy buildings are
large and eommodious, and the situation pleasant
and convenient. The situation can DO made lu-
crative- Apply to W. s. GEERS, Prest
orN. A. PATTERSON, Sec,y
Kingston, Tenn, Sept 20, 1ssI-4t--87S
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Mouse Creek Male & Female Academy

Mouse Creek Male & Female Academy.
VTNHE NINTH SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
i tuition will commence on Monday, August IL,
1861, under the superintendent of A. A. New
MAN, A. NJ.
TERMS, per session Of 81 Weeks, one half in adj
rance and the remainder at the close Of Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
&C., $500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Mathsmat-
les, including Surveying, Moral Science,
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., 1900
Latin, 1900
Contingent fee, in advance, 100
Boarding can be obtained liz good families on
reasonable terms. The Trustees have completed
n number Of neat Cottages for the accommodation
Of Students wishing to board themselves.
No Student admitted for less than half session
Deduction in cases of protracted sickness only.
ri JAMES WILSON, Sec'y Of Board.
Aug 2 188l-tf-67l