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business men should bear In mind that the
pgesent b the most favorable time in the world
Eg Eeeping their business before the public
Ahe easOn is g dull one, and the stagnation In
usle can only be overcome by an extensive sys-
ten Of advertising. Fewer men advertise In
aitl umes-sonseQuentlY those who do receive
thu greater benefit The LEADER sfers the
greatest advantages 70 ADVERTISERS Of any publi'
cation In the city. Owing to its being the oldest
morning paper in Northern Ohio, it has eircu-
laton exceeding that Of any other published In
the State out OF Cincinnati. All advertisements
sppsar IN both the morning and evening edi'
tionl. The circulation Of ths LEADEE Is over
100 copies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

Almost n War between EDgland and
America.
In Russells last letter appears the follow
ing passage:
We are told that the United ststes sympa.
thized very deeply with US during the Indian
mutiny, and the statement may as well be
accepted, though no American surgeons came
out to tend our sick and wounded as they
hocked to the armies defending Sebastopoi
1t may now safely be said that Great Britain
and the United States s0ere on the 6riak of ,Oar
hftls more than three months ago-we-e all but
at war, provoked by the violence Of ofAmerican
statesmen, which was only averted by the
for5sarance, and modsrNtioD, and tenn per Of
Great Britain in moment Of he- brother
grest adTersity, assisted BY the prudence,
good will and moderation Of an American
Senator. Neutrality is regarded as i'll will.
What would the i'll have been which went
beyond neutrality, and espoused one side in
quarrel that cannot be called Pro and Anti
Slavery2
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The Order for Fremopl,s Removal

A letter to the N. Y. Times says OF the or
der for the supercedence of Gen. Fremont
that ''the determination of the President to
relieve Gen. Fremont of his command, had
the hearty approval of every member of the
Cabinet. The order was accom- panied by no
conditions whatever, such as that it vas mot
to be delivered If Fremont was in presence Of
the enemy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

AN ODD SPECULATION.


The lady who is Sd anxious to tell the
Government the signals of the rebel army
tells strange story of the manner in which
she came in possession of her valuable prize
She states that while at Norfolk, Va, she
happened to be on the top of a house where
the rebel officers were testing the value Of
their signals; that she remarked to them that
the system appeared complicated. Tney re-
plicsted. They replied, "0hl no, not when
you have the Key" That subsequently she
accidentally discovered the key on an off,
GERS desk, and committed it to memory by
repeating it to herself frequently until she
found an opportunity to put it down in writ
ing; than on another occasion, when the off
GERS were again prscticing, she found the key
again exposed on table, and on comparing
her own with it, found that she was correct.
She only wants a hundred thousand dollars
for the secret. The Government is not aux-
ious to buy, for various reasons. It is not
believed that the rebels would allow the key
to their signals 10 'lie around loose" in the
careless manner alleged. Neither is it be-.
lieYed that the key would be of much use to
US, as-the rebels could easily change their
system. Nor is it ascertained that the hun
dred thousand dollars, if obtained, would
not not turn up in secessia, together with
any information obtained by contact with the
Government
Suffers ExPEDIENTs.
Among the many expedients adopted by
suffers to sell contraband liquor to soldiers,
one is exceedingly novel. They drop a
couple of peaches into bottle of whisky,
and sell the compound for ''Pickled peaches"
A more irreverent expedient is to have a tin
can, male and painted like a hymn-bOok,
and labelled ''The Bosom Companion"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

The N Y Times sara.

The N. Y. Times says
The feet lefs Fortress Monros on Tuesday
morning. It went to point precisely 500
miles South, sailing at the rate CT seven miles
per hour. On Friday morning it reached its
destination. If steamer was sent back the
following day, intelligence will reach For
tress Monroe to-day, and tomorrow, or next
at furthest, we shall, without doubt be able
to furnish definite intelligence.
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AmmunItIon fnr rhe Flset

Besides the ammunition taken from New
York, Gen. Wool furnished the Fleet with
the following articles
100000 musket balls,
10000 buck and ball cartridges,
100, 600 rife cartridges,
100000 percussion caps,
$4,000 lbs OF cannon powder,
5000 lbs. of musket powder,
1000 hand grenades,
and many other combustible and destructive
materials, to aid in carrying OF successful
warfare. "a
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sUTLERsI FXPEDIENTs,

OUeHT TO BE-0ur publisher has been re-
markedly polite, urbsne, good -natured, hi
lsrious even, of late. he ought to be. He
has an assurance (weighing some eight
pounds that if the war keeps on fifteen or
twenty years, and all hands leave, he will
have lady clerk for the News Counting
Room. We congratulate him. = ObzliH
NesOs,
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Capt. Craig, o. s. ousrtermsstsr at Wheel
lag, Va, has been found to be contracting
for supplies at eztravagant prices, Of seces-
Sionists Of that place. BE has been super
ceded.
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Chicago papers state that the managers
Of the National Horse Show, held this year
at 0ttOWa, have selected Chicago for the
exhibition Of September, 1852.
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@tOpRs aud Utu aBarE.

NJ L. MARVIN, No. 80, SOUTH
w sire Public Square, having been Fast and
selected from all the PRINCIPAL stove E0undries and
House. Furnishing Establishments Of Troy. lbanY,
Philadelphia and New ork all the newest and most
approved varieties Of
s T o Y e s,
for Cooking Parlor and Heating purposes, and also
all Of the most
Useful articles Of House Furnishing Goods.
Besides havizg the most adva atazsous facilities
for purchasing Stoves Of ClsEeland ms1utactue, Pc
euisTly adapted to this mari et Also, his arran ge
mants with Oincianati, 20 Be weekly supplied with
all the newest and most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of IS years in this
city inshts business, en- sbles him 70 oer 20 MS M
merOus friends and the ''rsst Of mansind" In Fene-
raj the Greatest inducements in r gard 70 quality
and prices for them TO purchase goods in his line
upon the ONE PRIOE SYSTEM.
THE "DISPATOH COOKING STOVE"
Is continuing 70 increase in public favor and Is the
most DURABLE EOOEOMlOAL. QUICK and
PERFECT operating Stove In the mnrKet, as thous-
auds Of HOusskeepers in this city and surrounding
country, VINO are daily using the stove viii testify
He has also large variety Of ether New Styles OF
PARLOR. HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Coal Of
CLEVELAND AND OTHER WAHUFAOTURE.
He manufactures. and has fOl sale st wholesale
Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House.
furnishing Goods,
MGr6s Maatles and Endmelsd GTatss,
Is large and complete in style and finish.
G8-All are most cordially invited 70 call before
purchasing elsewhere, and Judge for themselves,
and satisfaction i9 guaranteed At the
STOHE 4 CRATE EMPORIUM
WI MARVIN,
30. 80, south side Public Square,
ger35 riavnland. ohio
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The Case of the Fortress Monroe Contra
bands.
Gen. Wool has issued the following well
timed and judicious order, relative to the
care of the contrabands who escaped to Fort
| ress Monroe:
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NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAE-
\ ING, RenOyating and MendinE Establishment.
ERANcIs AaER, Tailor No. l9 Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote his attention 70 cleaning rsnovs-
ting and mending Gentlemen'B clothing. he has
facilities for doing hia work in the best mannsr.-
Gentlemen will ind It for their interest during EthsB
hard times to give NJ AEsr . trial
NAV -: R2i
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8lnmhtna.
z ?. s . WEB,

PSAUFIOAE
PLCRBRR AND Gas FTTEER,
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (unaer Chaplin Hali'l
nangracfuren and kseps constantly on hand an n.
II Piumbersi and Ca Eittaru' Hatsriaia. such =
dydrsnts, Bath-fuhs, Watsr- tloaet8 Waah- -Stands.
Gath Boilers, Lead, 1alVanized and Iron Pi1a.
5hsst Lead, Brass and Irtn LIN and R0rcs Purl7l,
Brnss and Plated Fauoeta and everything necss9SFT
20 dt up Houses, 6tOfs5, Ac., VITA EataF and E1 ~
ths most approved principles.
HJAn work Warrantsd and eaas puactuaUy.-
PArtiruiaz ast1nti7a ziVal - ios3 ng al1 o1lss5
ssa flH
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GIGfhiuG.
He FAIR INEz;
On THE Lonr LADY OF THE OanIsoH CLlTgs

Oh THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFE.
OORTIsUEB.
The night # was fearful, the rain It did pour,
But for want Of some lightning and load thunder
She made with ber shest-iron good thunder crash,
And with blue anu FED ire some sharp lightning
Which mare the scene one most thriIl'nRly grand,
SopsriOr 70 any We have in this land.
By strsak Of good luck, IN the foriOus gale,
One Of 5trong's Army Trunks, which are ct Isaacs'
Was washed on he shore, and the maid nesdn rest
Sank on it, and sleep, balmy sleep, her eJelds soon
When a fairy with wings, and a wand in her hand,
Bore fair lnsz away TO the bright tsiry land;
Just here would ask ofths fairy tale writer's
And lhos other fellows, the rsm nee indiEers,
To tell NE, II they eau, the very be Vsy,
And how many trains now there IN day,
And how much the fare is 10 the fair fairy land,
and who is 1t keeps there the best no 81 stand2
For Il the rosds are quite good there, and the fare
Weli chartsr steamboat aud soon there wen go.
CHAPTER III-AFLOAT AGAIN
Here the Sc ne is once more shifted
To the deck OF the Jane Gray,
And the gallant or # sa ling
Swiftly from the land away.
And the crew are d,nciug hornpipss,
And are re ling stOr Is all
They are dressed 10 pants aud Jackets,
Bought for cash &C Union Hail
Union He'll the Clothing Palace,
Where the HAPPY mullons go
For his prices are 90 low
But row listen to the sailors,
le they spin their yarns aud smoke,
For Jack nyder is an Ol1 tar,
And he up and thus he spoke;
lFO BE CONTINUED
EAnd we would again rem,nI our readers that we
have splendid stock vt New and Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys Wear. OFercOStings, Cloths,
Osssim sres and Yestings, and
NJ LITARY GOODS
ofa descriptions, which We will sell cheap for cash
ISAAC A IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated
SEWING MACHINES
ST0RR'S AUT0MATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
roov ouu uop 1Trrz drauwo
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An extra copy will be given to the getter
up of the Club for his trOublei when club
reaches as high as fifty copies, a Tri-Weekly
will be giveni and when it reaches one
hundred, copy of the Daily Leader viii be
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salfaifaI.

nR. B. CYRIAX. HoMG P1TBTo
y PHTsICIAH. Onlc.-Olrner Of su- erf-r and
e eca streets in rthrup SPAN sr q Block-lst
hoor. Residence FO- g SENECA street
-Dr. B. Cyriax has psrmananilF J. rated in
gl-Vfland. and osfs Proie8.iona Services % the
friends Of Hog HOcathy. He hop.t that tn- eEps-
rsnoe o. an eighteen years prsefica in the United
siate5 viii enable him 10 gain the condolences ths
ku1ne. noF5.573
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agricultural.

NEW HUN I'VE HAVE
IN lust received a very nice lot Of this years.
Honey, in boxes Of nom 3iA % twenty pound1
weight Ter sale bv fAlR aoN
DUBLIN n USTARD-W We
have received on consignment 3 very nice ar
fieTe Of Mustard manufactured In Dublin, Ireland.
Wecas recommend it as being nrat-rate article
~ ~ - J. STAIR 3 son.
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HOME PAPER

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 our
land. Every aeighbOrboOd, and almost
every family has one or more of its mem
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions will be matter of intense interest
to all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts of all engagements,
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n l. . 4 Il 1 N G
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Owing to the pressure Of the times We have deter
mined TO sell large stock Of Beady Made Ulot :
ing for CASH At q very small advance Of original
cost.
n. The Custom Department, under the gupervis.
ion Z he renowned Cutter, Mr.. a. W. Alexsndsr,
Is filled with the best sssorfmsnt Of Cloths, Oassi-
meres, Beavers and VestlRgs.
aA-military Uniforms made to order ct short no.
tice on reasonable terms.
nA-A great variety OF Blue Cloth, Shoulder Straps,
ETC., ETC., always on hand.
s. MANN,
octS 1h2 euperi,,r street.
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Daily News From California,
Utah, Oregon, Pixies Peak,
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIO NEWS /!
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WILL COMMENCE JANUARY 1st. 1852.
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ami NORTH ern Ohio in particular. Improved
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successful comyetitOr with the leading week
ly 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
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nA-The above named Ladies' We are personalities 20
auAlntsd with, and know that for several years
while We iTed in Med na, theT We. great sufferers
Miss ; has been 20 badly aiiiictsd that Il viii
a1mculty she Wss able 70 atznd upon her feet sl
plelnts- Ny wife received gTeat baaeft fr. n thiI
medicine We recommend it 70 the Ladies Of thl
county as . saie and enc ent remedy for the many
complaints they Ars subject to.
JOHN WEEKa,
Editor Oanheld Herald.
HI KINasLHK, Olsysland,
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Great Shareholders Rebellion /!

1t is unnecessary for US to dilate on the
Importance of ones taking a newspaper at
this time when oar 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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Ma. e. B. EDGsEET-usar sirs We feel Il dufy
Wo owe 70 The public, to state that Marahau'g o.
thOlic0h Is q medicine invaluabls for complaints.
clal5-d under the head II Female Diseases WahaEb
used your o Rfeuberg Medicines aud have been
greatly heuehued tneie eby, much 50, that were
the price double, We Would have them. 10 the thou
sands Of our hO suffering from Weaknas sa,
We WOuld recommend ire Oatholieou a. q surs pana-
oea. IL gives strength 10 the system and enables
each Of the organs Of the body to perform their a.
proprtate functions. Mrs. W. OATEk,
Mrs e. WEEKS,
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ABBEvILLE IN THE WAR.

Abbevil'e ia doing her duty manfully in
providing troops for the great strugglc. She
has four companies in Virginia, and two COM
Panies in Col Orr's Regiment A Cavalry
company has been organized and accepted ::
and nm Infantry Company under Capt. Jny,
with 90 men, elected their officers on Tuesday
last. The formation of four or ivc other com.
panlcs Is in progress, and with the most en-
couraging prospects. AT this rate che will
soon have one tenth of her white population in
the Held. Can any other District beat thisi
Hang out our banners on the outward wallis
The cry is still they come!"
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OUR MONEY IN VIRGINIA.

For the benefit of our boys who intend to
leave to-day for Virginia, we publish the fol-
lowing. from the Richmond Dispatch of Satur-
day. 1t will be interesting to our subscriber.
IN Georgia and North Carolina:
The Exchange Bank of this city is no re-
ce'ving and paying out the notes of the fol-
lowing banks in the Southern States:
In SorTn CAnoLIxA-All the hanks.
IN GEoRGIA.-Savannah Bank of Commerce
State Bank of Georgia and branches; Farmer.'
and Mechanics Bank; Marine Bank; Mer-
chants and Planters Bank; Planters Bank of
State of Georgia; Central Railroad and Bank.
ing Company.
IN NORTH CARoLISA.--Bank Of North Caro-
lima and branches Bank of Cape Fear and
branches; Bank of Wilmington Commercial ]
Bank Of Wilmington. Guardian.
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in-that interval the "Great Mogu," General
Scott. was sensfor, and II he did not plan, GER.
tanly did not disapprovs. the concerted scheme
for the great battle Of Sunday. It was certainly
worthy Of tho genius of Scott, aud il properly
seconded by his subordinates would probably
have turned the fortunes of tho day. On the
morning of The 2lst, the speaker was dispatched
by Gen. Bonhum to reconnoitre, and placing his
ear near tile ground, distinctly hoard the sound
OF the "Grand Army" in nolion-the tramping
Of steed'. the olanking Of sabres, aud the rumb.
ling Of tho artillery. Hastening back to Bon.
ham. he thence conveyed the information to
bsauregsrd at Manassas. and by that General
was desPatched with orders 10 jackson, to hasten
o" h" reserves TO tho Stono Bridge. Al TINT
point The attack was a mere fsnt whilst the
main body crossed at Sudle, ;. Ford, above. with
the attention of turning our left flank. Like an
overwhelming food. that heavy column, eight
mon deep. came down on Gen. Evans small
but heroic band The reserves Of Bee, Barlow
ana jackson were successively brought TO sus-
tain him, and tlse hattle ragged with varying suo-
cess, until tho charge of Kershaw OH tho enemy,
left flank. and that Of Kirby Smith upon hi.
right, completed his discontinue, and turned
his columns into an indiscrimiuate mass Of fuoi
lives. The speaker gave graphic sketch Of that
Retreat which diatancsd oven the F. F. W.. and
told many amusing incidents Of scenes by tho
wayside. The Importance Of the victory he
thought it difficult 10 overestimate; but il did
not end tho war. II would bnt provoke rene wed
preparation on the part of our enemies. which We
must meet with mon aud money. We must meet
the crisis like men, or be forever slaves. Sooner
than suffer tho degradation of defeat and sub
Jugaton, We must pour out the last drop of blood
on tas altar of our oountry's liberties
SPECTATOR.