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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19
MORNING LEADER.
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q. ". Jones-flOur.
II. W. JOnss-oysterS, &c.
John Hsss cO-0IOceries and Provisions
Daniel H. Tildsn-Probs,e Notice.
Issae esturgeOn-ImPOrtAnt to Travellers.
William Kidd Manufacturer ST Jswslry.
situation Wanted.
Pstltien on Gle.
Apstl ROborte-Lo.al Notlco.
B. q, Hepkin -Rusinsru Notice.
Hawks Bro-Looal Notice.
~ n. oooney will deliver the Morning
Leader and Herald at the following towns at
the time named;
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

bakers, BROMA. CHoooLArE,
~ Coeoe, Cracked Cocoa and all grades Of fresb
no SUPERIOR ST.,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
A Busy Day at the Rooms of the Sold
iers' Aid Society.

Tho ladies did "land Office business" at
their store, 95 Bank street, yes,orday.-
Sudden aud urgent calls for Hospital cloth
ing and stores. from Charleston and GauIey
Bridge, Va. twhero tho sick of tho Ohio 7th.
are,) Gall,polis, o. and Cairo H.. ken,
them busy counting out and packing. from
early in tho morning until 6 o'clock in the
evening. ~. = .I.. .. -- ~
In addition to filling orders for the above.
named points, thoy also packed eight large
cases with Hospital garments and stores for
tho Post Hospitals nj Grafton, CInIksburph
and other points in Western Virginia. which
were forwarded this morning in charge Of
ind to bo distributed by, Dr.. j. S. Newberry
Associate Secretary OF the u. S. Sanitary
Commission, who goes to see personally IA
the condition OF Hospitals thoro. We have
not tho space TO eivo "A detailed statement
of tho supplies sent TO tho various points
YESTERDAY, but to show the extent Of the
labors of the womon of this and its auxliary
socie.ies, we recapituIate them as follows:
725 hospital shirts, lOs hospital drawers
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
The Rebel Loss at Bull Run.

DR.. Alfred PowoIl, Surgeon of tho I'd
Regiment Now York State Militia, was at
tho battle OF Bull Run. and was ono of the
prisoners captured by tho rebels and taken
to Richmond. lilo sta:es that the rebel
wounded amounted to nearly 5000, and
thoir killed to COO, Twenty.three Surgeons,
including himself, with q number OF our
men, wore allowed TO return to the battle
fold tho day af,or the battle. for the pur,
pose OF burying tho dead they wore three
days thus employed. Upon comparing
notes, thoy found our dead TO be about 800
aud our wounded that fell into the hands OF
tho rcbcls about 600 which, With those
that were taken to Washignton. made til,
total tho same as Gen. McDowelrs report
While at the farm house called 0akland's
temporarily used as hospital, attending
to wounded soldiers of both armies, anC
while rebel Colonel was actually in thu
hands of the Surgeon, detachment Of rebo
cavslry rodo up and fred into the windows
killing four nf our men and two or throo o
their own. DIR. Powell and assistant rushed
out. waving tho surgeons sash TO show th'
nature of the place, when ono of the cavalr,
d;smounted and deliberately shot his as
sistunt down nhd tho interposition of
wounded rebel Colonel was necessary u
save them from further outrages.-N Y
Tribune. . IT..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
OCTOBER ls, 1861.
Clay and Son Contrast and Coinc! c!denee.

Tho correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zcite from Frankfort, Ky, gives a contrast
between tho respect shown tho memory OF
Henry CLAY by Col. STEEDMAN, political
opponent, and tho unnatural, natural con OF
the departed statesman. He says:
Yesterday morning, Lexington was still
| full OF stories about the l4ih Ohio, which
recently passed through that city. A very
singular coincidence occurred thore, during
the stay of the l4;h regiment, which, moro
sadly than nythng else have heard, Illus
tratos the degenoracy ofsomo of Kentuckys
nobest names. Anxious TO pay all possible
respect TO the momory of the Great Com
moner," whose fame Ohio vet guards as
joalously as his own Koutucky, Col Steod-
man marched his regiment out to tho tomb
OF Henry Clay. They formed around tho
grave silently, aud, al The uerv moment haf
thrse loyal troops from another state, on iheir
trdy 10 def,nd kentucky from invasion, rep
crenHy presented arms al the tomb Of Ken
tuckVs gredirst statesman, the degenerate
son james b. Clay, ,pds brought into he
Raiirodd depot, a prisoner an The hands cC
other iOydi troops arrested on a charge Of
Tredsoni Can all the annals of this un-
natural rebellion present more unnatural
coincidence:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
The Mouths of the Mississippi Closed.

A dispatch from New Orleans OF the
4th inst, TO the Richmond Eruminer, tells
of one of the mos: important achieve
ments OF the war so far. This informa-
ton is that the United States blockading
squadron have dug passage through
the mud of one of the five mouths of the
Mississippi River to the sand spit which
commands the whole FIVE Of them, and
now have the Vincennes, IHater Witch, and
Two other vessels of the squadron 20 rro-
tcct the prompt erection of works, which.
in less than week, will command all
FIVE OF the mouths, passes or entrances 10
and from the Mississippi River. Once
properly built, this work alone will alb
souley control the communication Of
New Orleans with the sea as completely
as blockading squadron Of twenty ships
Of war could accomplish that object.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
The scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July l, 1893. '
DR.. G. W RoBAoK Dear Sir I'm reply
to inquiries made of mo, il gives me pleasure
10 say, that Mrs. N. Atlee, of tho Society of
Friends, and widow of tho late DR.. Atlee Of
Cincinnati. prev Gus to her going East, cx-
pressed her confidence in ;ho efficacy Of
your Scandinavian Remedies, and tho bcne.
fit she derived from using them. Sho had
beon suffering from general prostration az
times, bolDg over seventy six years of age,
and ophthalmia and inflammation of the
face. Various remedies were rcsoried to
without relief, when some friends recon-
mended course of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. They had
tho desired effect. and she was considered
as restored 10 health. .-@
know many who havo used your mod-
cines. and speak decidedly of the benefits
derived. thus tcstifying of their rtnovatiDg
influence in purifying the blood and giving
vigor and energy to the system. They have
my cordial appreciation. Very respectfully,
Your obodient servant.
s. J. BROWN.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been devo,ed
laborer in the cause of Christianity. in Gin
cinnati. for moro than thirty years, as almost
every old Cincinnatian knows. Such testi-
mony. from such source, is not TO bo
passed. over lightly. No other Proprietary
Remedies ever presented TO the public, ever
received q tithe Of the commendation from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk of
life, that mine have done. SEQ advertise
meDt. 6l4w4.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
Wilson's Zouaves Attacked by the
Rebels

The Norfolk Day Book contains de-
spatches received from New Orleans, Civ
ing an account ofs surprise and attack
made on Col. Billy Wilson's Zouaves on
Santa Rosa Island. on the 9th instant.
Detschments from several Mississippi.
Louisiana and Alabama regiments made
a landing in the night and drove in viii
sons pckets. Shortly afterwards fierce
fight began. The Col. Wilson Zouayes
are credited with having fought with
great bravery, and the rebels admit loss
OF about 40 killed and 80 wounded.
o The rebels claim TO have spiked the
guns Of the Zouaves, and destroyed all
their camp equipage. They also claim to
have committed great slaughter among
the Wilson Zouaves, but give no number
Of the killed. The rebels also say thai
| they carried of number OF prisoners,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
Our Military Correspondence.
FROM CAN'T WADE.
CAMP WADE, CLEVELAND. o. 4,

CAMP WADE, CLEVELAND. u,
Oct. lath, 1861.
sED MISUNDERSTANDING of any import
ancu has transpircd since my last. We
arc still hero encampod on the Heights,
with plenty to Oat and any amount OF blank
cts, but tho boys are getting dissatisfied he-
cause they do not get their uniforms. We
have not received anything from tho Gov
ernmont, but our blankets. Our Company
is now full, and wo arc drilling constantly.
We hayo about 1900 horses, hut no equip.
monts for thom they are of but little use
to US. ........ ....
Our rations arc of the bost quality and
plenty of them, nnd. by having good cooks
and being economical. wo get what vegeta
bles we want by solling our extra pork faI
and Swil!. You may think it strange tha
we can soil tat and swill for vegetables, bu
it is SO, aud they always find good market
Our Regiment is divided into throo bat
talions. Each battalion has a Major. Maj
Miner commands the first. Maj ParringtOr
tho second. and Maj Wilson tho third. On
Company il in the third battalion, and Ou
Captain is senior Captain OF tho squadron
Our Company has been doubly best will
pic MICS. Wo had ono yesterday from tn
people of Windham, and were wel fed, n
tho boys testified by tho three hearty choor
they gavo for the ladies of Winiham an,
for the Union. Yours truly,
PETER STORY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

A CALL FOR "SnARP sHoorERs.'- are
informed by Capt. John Brown, Jr., that
his company of Rifiemen will soon lonve
their present encampment near Camp
Wade, and proceed by way of Chicago to
join the 3d Kansas Regiment (Col. Mont
gomery's) in Gen. lanes Brigade, now in
Missouri. Thirty good Riflemon--able bod.
led, and of temperate habits. will yet DO ro-
ceived into this company if application is
madc at tho present camp Of tho company
beloro Saturday morning OF the present
week. All letters designed for tho mem.
hers should be directed to-caro of john
Brown, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio.-Ledder.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
es,-Tho basement Of tho Canitol building

es-Tho basement of the Capitol building
at Washington has boon convcrted into an
immense bake house. In the building thore
arc eigh. large ovens in full operation. en-
ploying forty bakols, and turning ont from
10000 to "a 0t0 twenty-five ounce loaycs
per day. In tho vaults outside the building
there are six double ovcns, employing sixty
bakers, and producing daily SO, ,0o0 to 40 600
ioavos. Ono hundred aud sixty persons arc
employed at these bakcrioe, receiving from
thirty five to forty.two dollars per month.
Tho monthly pay roll amounts TO oyor six
thousand dollars. .-.. ...-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

No SLAVERY IN SPAN.-A decision o.
Marshall O'DonneIl is published in the
Madrid Gozens to the Captain Genera
of Porto Rico, II declares the principle
that slave who touched the soil OF Spair
must be considered emancipnted, ever
without the consent of the former master
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

J0-Tt is now understood that the army
OF tho Potomac is to be at once divided into
corps ddrmce. each encamping from 80, 200
to so 600 mon. Some opposition has boen
made to this plan by the older Generals
bat the counsels of McClollao, strenuonsly
urged, have prevailed 81. .t1s ii +,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

The New York Tribune learns that the
Government has had and is now having
constructed more Than $4,000 gun car.
Eiages for field batteries. r..t no .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

EF Returns from all but sixteen .Coun-
ties in the State, indicate that Tod's ma.
jority will be nearly 10000.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

Ie-rSee Advertisement Of WArsoN's NEURALGIA
KSG in another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

thropy and patriotism, as we'll as by tho
natural. sympathy with the suffering, vbich
exists so prominently in the heart OF wo-
men. .-Ciere. Herald Mi .@,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

WHEELING NAILS, a fine lot, of superior
w manufacture, tor sale cheap by
5l9f a. AYRES & MURRAY
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18

TAM AUTHORIZED TO CONTINUE
TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
this patriotic fund until further orders -
Tho amount already subscribed is S2 200.
The people should wake up to tho import
ance of this means of sustaining our Cow
ernment. Every principle of duty-of pat
riotism, and OF interest, requires from us q
liberal subscription. ..
We owe to our Country, If need bc. our
llvos and all that we have. Fellow. citizens,
especially, who cannot volunteer-if Lihorty
is better than Anarchy, Freedom than Dos.
potism, Law and order than tho iron heel OF
tyranny--if you would continue to "sit un.
der your own vine and Rg.troe." with none Ia
"make you afraid"--if you prize tho blessed
birth-rigbt bequeathed by our Faibers-pui
in your means in aid of the "sinows of war.
The man who does not put his shoulder
10 the wheel" now, with all his might, is un.
werthy of the freedom and protection which
have secnred him call that he hath.
s. S. OSBORN, Agent.
Painesville, Oct 10Th, 1861.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-18
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-07
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Mteeer 1T elmer per 8elten, tpel9er
benz Capt. 8lancpwsty ais lein 2ieute>
nant nod einen 10 rlbrenpen Na&ruf
9emipmet> aefauen. @enn Elm Mann,
bat ct 9emib nidt umlonf 0elebt. Sn
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ct ca6elbft Elm 8latt bcraus, pas balo
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AUDI I'M @tdnbel aale elmer Der berporraz
9enoen Setter uno binterlieb Ct auf Eritt
uro S@ritt bic @puren leines @irten6.
IN DreSoen mar er bann rpieber beirt
Mtaiauftanpe BON 1849 elmer Der 8pr<
oerlten I'M 8arrifaeentampfe.
Na@oem er na@ ber S@mei3 oefG@>
tet leBte er, in 6olse bes @taatefreide
Don Souts Napolepn nit Tauleupen an
et!'et' balotsen Gnce ter berrl&enoeu Ne<
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na& @naerifa, 400 er ii@ BEN @tupium
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tinSpiQe Mapiion &c., SQ., uup torn
in ct. 2out6 pratti3trte. Der beo{un
bes l1niontrie9es ater 3dblte Jpn tpieper
nit gu ben eriten Observation-Disclosures,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-07

ols wel@er ct NIT St9el's &eein1e1t benz
Gage an, Camp Sadlon, an Der S9la91
BON Carthage unon benz @er5neifu18s<
Sample un, Camp Diren CDiion8@reeD
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9el bic: ltnte 6dfte terrib. ,Mebreres Sage
lag tr fat fterbet1p auf REM S6laatfeloe,
biS er l1a9 benz @pitale in Sprinefelo
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mem Gooe il, bte pFeoe elmer befreunoeten
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5@ebantenarbeit uno Yiel &umuter oaS
5aar 8eblrt9t bod bts tu ietnen1 2ebens<
enpe Elm jusenplt@es 5erj bewabrt. x,6
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-07
Oie neue Aafpercrbnun0.
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IS er9tnsen mebrleitiee @nfraeen an
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wel@e tbre erite Declaration abaeoeben
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funft bic mir am Samlta9 erbielte1 unp
Die mir IN w5rtli9er lleberleBune, wie
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manl6en, raS an9eme6ene @erfabren III,
caB ie ypn ben piplpmatil@en pper Gpnz
lular> Msentea tbrer betrefenoen &esierz
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traiisnirt merpeu.
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lamer Diener s. %. @emarp,
Wliftrenoer Staat6ecr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-07

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BebSrben 19wa9 oper aadlt9ttg 1ebt>
tcnnt es feline @ren,et unb 9ebor6t fet=
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ben. @oelei& wurpe belalo0en, ba6 Ell
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mad pras beeeben, I'm, l1nelud tponaSsz
lid 3u perbuten ; tenn bic Mtnifter 9aben
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unb gang Defenders 9e9en ben reltst1len
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aufjutreten. SpQten binter benz YSbel
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wQrbe man rGd1@tSlp6 NIT aQer Stren9e
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ratbe unp Dor @uem bas leitt0e "Schu-
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cabinet etntreten.
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auf Die Defeni ioe bel6rdnten urp Walb:
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