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NC 1o5th.s Three Charses.


EDITOR LEADER-While in Kentucky
with the 1O5th Regiment 0. v. l., Occa-
sionaly wrote you letters, informing you
Of our doings and what was being done
with US. always tried to give you moth
ing but facts In your issue of yesterday
a letter is published, without signature
which states that the 1O5th "came up tC
the face cf the enemy before we had q
thought of meeting them" e awe
were suddenly opened upon by artillery
and musketry, almost before cur guns were
loaded, or any preparation msde."
As these statements of your CoTlespon
ent reflect upon the ii secretion Of COlOnels
Hall and Tolles, I beg leave to say that they
are false. lam member of the 105th, W. 4
in the battle, and 50 know whercofI speak. D
We went tn rough the woods on the double
quick as your correspondent states. But
before q we came UP to the face Of the enc
my" we we're halted and the order given,
Load at wir-load." While loading we
could hear the whistling of balls and the
shrieking of shells, but at such q distance
from US that our safety was not imperiled
by them. And your Danville correspond
ent-if there-knows that after loading
VIC marched some distance before we en-
eountered the storm of balls And further,
that Colonel Hall marched Us into a de-
preston, in rear of the battery, where we
we're beneath the flying balls, and where
we stood, listening to the music Of the mis-
siles Of death, until 1t became evident that
the rebels were about making az effort to
capture our battery. Then came the order
that brought US into line upon the brow
Of the hill, and where, for the first time, we
encountered the leaden hail. And here
YOUR correspondent makes another mistake.
BE says: "Three times they charged on
me enemy, each tine delivering a telling
volley and each time fell back overwhelm-
ed by superior numbers" Now the truth
Is, that the l05th did not make even one
charge in defense Of the battery; and Colo
ael Hall is not the man he is here repre-
sented TO be. He is cautious and prudent
and not reckless CT human life; and the
moment he saw the enemy's force,
and that we would be unable to hold
the position, he wisely gave the order
that removed US from q position
which, had we attempted to hold
i've minutes longer, would have proved our
destruction. The regiment fell back about
sixty rods and took another position,
which it maintained to the end Of the bat
tle At this second position its conduct
was such that General Terrill, aboht an
hour before his death, made use of the fol-
lowing words while speaking of the bat
lie and the conduct Of his troops "The
lO5th, by its gallant conduct and bravery
in battle, has covered itself with glory
glory enough for the war"
The mistake which took US "tos far
to the front" l understand somewhat diff
terent from your correspondent but do not
claim that I am correct. had been in
formed that the other regiments in our
brigade did net take their position as near
the enemy as they were ordered to do, and
his is why we were in advance Of them at
the commencement.
E.K.M
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Il is with pain that we are brought 10
announce the death Of Doctor Levi C.
Brown, post surgeon at Camp Chase, Co
iumbus, who died on Thursday, Of typhoid
fever. Doctor Brown was we'll known il
Cleveland, and was universally respected
and beloved. He came to this city about
three years ago, to attend medical lectures
at the college-studying meanwhile, with
Doctors Weber and Maynard, of the Fac
ulty. He attended two terms of lectures,
and then commenced practice, in the Office
Of the above gentlemen. he was exceed
ingly devoted to his profession, and in
many respects was most admiralty ant
peculiarly fitted for it. His success was
Eood-his clear Judgment enabling him to
exhibit, even at the commencement of his
courses. much Of the coolness and discre-
~Hon which, with many, comes only BY
long experience. InpersoD he was affable,
generous and upright, and no one could
neeuse him Of mean action. But few
young men give SO good promise Of high
and honorable career as he. he went to
Camp Chase in March or April last, and
speedily became favOrite among his many
patients, and secured the respect Of all
with whom he associated. His illness was
short, he having visited his friends in
Cleveland but few days ago. Doctor
Brown was brother OF Thomas Brown,
late of the Ohio Farmer, and was at the
time of his death, about twenty-eight years
Of age.
By singular coincidence, Mrs. ThOm-
as Brown yesterday received tele-
graph dispatch from her husband in
San Francisco (where be is upon business
Of the GOvsrnment), inquiring for the
health Of the family, and while reading
this message, one came to her announcing
the death Of his brother. The said tidings
were telegraphed him in reply to his in
inquiry.
The body Of DR.. Brown was taken to the
residence Of his father, in Londonderry,
uesr zsnesville.
a dispatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
eiaI says of DR.. Brown, that he sacrificed
his health and life by arduOus duties in
camp and feld."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

The following soldiers have been dis
charged at Louisville since the goth
FrsnK n. Baker, Co. D, l05th, PainesEille,
Ohio; Robert G. Stewart, corporal Co. G,
I05th, Vienna, TrumbuH county Austin
". Wilson, Sergeant Co. C, 1O5th, Girard,
Ohio; Peter HickOx, Co. B, 54th, Cleye-
land, ohIOj John D. NOyes, Co. G, Kel-
IogEsvine, Ohio; Levi B. Gates, Co. D,
lO5tb, WiIlougbby, ohiOi BurrOugh P.
oan6eld, Co. 6, I05th, Kingsville, Ashta-
bula county, OhiOi Gilbert G. Hathaway,
Co. E, lo5th, East ClaridOn, Ohio Horace
G. Ruggles, Co. Il, 1O5th, Garfield, MahOn-
ing county, OhiOi orestes NJ. Story, 1o4th,
Huntsburg, Geauga county Edgar
Nelson, IO5th, Coneauti Horace shep-
perd, lO5th, North shefasldi Perry W.
Whipple, 1O6tb, Kingsvillei Marsh Smith,
l05th, Parkman.
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a Coward At CHAPLIN, Hllls.

The present commander OF the l0lh Div
ison hf the Ktntucky army, which had the
nard fighting 10 do at Perryyille, says in
his official report;
Many Of the officers, whose names I
never knew, did their whole duty. Some
failed, and among them [ regret to report
Colonel J. R. Taylor, Of the 5Oth Ohio. He,
although on the field and in sight of his
men, was Of no service to them. The frat
position that I saw him in, was lying on
his face crouching behind stump, and
twice, subsequently,, saw him far to tho
rear Of his regiment, while his men were
in line Of battle, SYpz 8 itly trying to rally
some half dozen stragglers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

After having played on the Pianos OF Messrs. Knabe
Co., 1t is impossible not 70 bear testimony 70 thei
isputatiOn which they ENJOY. The Pianos u theiT
manu- acturs, which have PLAY cd, exceeding
ty remarkable for their qualities Of TONE. The Bss
Is powerful, without hardness, and the upper
sweet clear and harmOniOusy mellow. tchrystiIlal
and do hesitate 10 express tn regard to these IL
Irunenis my entire satisictioh and 70 declare thGi
hes equal Il not superior 70 the lest manuiaE
cured in Europe this country By the most cslshrs
Ted makers. Lsisnedl l.. L. GOTTsCHALk.
To Messrs. VIZ. KNABE & 70, baltimore IL can
not but congratulate y0q upon the lnlnsnse prorsf
md improvements which you continually make O.
gOur Pianos, which in my oplniOnt rank among IA
Tsry best In The country n. SIEAkusCH.
Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW ;-These noble Instrument.
possess tmmense resources oi power aud expression
The bass Is EonUrous and grand; the middle register
rich and sympaIhsto; while the high n0tes are bri
HaEt, clear and pure as silver bella
The scale q even without single naW; the ectiOI
Is smooth and mErvelously easy and the pedal escs
5he Euest g. which the Piau0iorte is susceptible
Ina word, Knabe Pianus arc worthy OF the great
est Artists, and capable VI rendering the haesf
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr. A. BaRLov. Dear SIR ST gives me piezsu1,
10 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal 70 any
and superior to mogt Instruments made IN this
try, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
Having used ore OF the same Tor ten or more hour
Of each day tor two years. feel confident in recon-
msnding thcm to all who unAcquainted with theiI
''sreat qualities" am rsspeSS'iPPif e fERNEb ERSNSEEsb
Teaehsr Of Music, Cleveland Female Seminary
G.. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T giYes me much pleas
to be able 70 say that consider knabes Piano
he GuesJ bOii in volume and sEeetnesb kich hHv'
sver played upon, either In America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better erecl than IN AM
other Instruments; and IN TACT, Knsbs's motto NAY
truly bo- ssETcalsi0r" Mrs. U. 5. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland
Prot. r. J. NoTuNAaLE, Teacher Of Music In III.
Ohio StaJs Blind Asylum writes - Amor VXauin1ni
= large number Of Wm. KnAbe Cos Piano F0rtsz
[ unhesifatingy pronounce them superior TO any ;
have seen. Their tone is grand and nObei they hay'
great cHparity for sustaining the sound and then
volume OF tone power have never heard exoellsd
They combine With nne tOucki depth, sWsatnr - o;
tone, purity and durability"
That the Knabe Piano s Superior 20 all other
made in this country, Tor brllianey, swOetne5s,
volume o. tone needs only to be heard 20 convince e
the tact."- State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
1ugIHIB27
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wha, started the Army of tho Potomac

What Started the Army of the Potomac.
Correspondence Of the New York Times.l
BERLIN ON THK PoroMAc, SEvEN MILEs BELowl
HARPER's FERRT, Tuesday, Oct. IS, 1862,
shall always entertain the private con-
viction that the headquarters Of the army
of the Potomac never would have moved
had it not been for stress Of weather last
night The historians tell US that many
war has been occssioned by a ft OF
kingly indigestion, many an important
expedition unmade by so frivolous a cause
as an eclipse of the moon and it is, there
fore, not altogether without precedent that
the high military authorizes were set in
notion by q storm. Boreas obEge. a
furious north wind last night came
bowling and raging drown Pleasant
Valley, tearing the canvas ooverny fIom
over our heads, and toward the witching
hour of night three or four score Generals,
Aids and high functionaries, suddenly
reused from slumber, might have been seen
frantically but vainly holding on to the
guys Of their tents, or flying in Tam
0'Shanter chase after their fleeting goods
and possessions. The rains descended and
the winds blew and beat upon those
houses, and they fell, for they were nor
founded upon q rock. This morning which
opens calmly and beautifully, we are all
under way and 1 shall always think it
was the storm and nothing else that set us
ia motion"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

The Assistant Secretary Of. ibs Treas.
ury states that the principal Of the loan
Of 1852, due in December next win prob
ably be paid in legal currency. The in
tersst accrued to that time viii DO paid in
gold. Under the impression that The prin-
sipal was to be paid in gold, there has
been quite speculation in the eighteen
hundred and gi1ty-two lIs62l SKIES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

The Columbus Journal says that Gov
ernOr Tod received a dispatch from the
War Department at Washington City, on
Thursday, directing him 10 order all the
drafted men in this Stats who do not enter
the thres years service to be distributed
amougthe old regiments now in service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

It is stated thatan erroneous impression
prevails regarding the use Of stamps for
official documents. A special to the Gin
cinnati Gazette says: al learn from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, that ii
is his intention to enforce the penalties for
The non use of those furnished after rea-
sOnable time for their distribution.
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Thren,epinr Rsporl. Con POD.

A Washington dispatch says that Gener-
81 AsbOth has received private letter
from Paris, cOnhrmatory Of the report that
Napoleon means 10 send troops enough 10
Mexico to bring the whole number up to
one hundred thousand, and then make the
country base Of operations against the
United States, if peace be not made with
the rebels.
Other private authorities are Of the same
general tenor, but they are not confirmed
by oficial information.
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seeretnrv Cbase upon the FINANCES.

A Washington dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune says that Secretary Chase told q
number of gentlemen that his only appre-
tensions touching the finances were born
Of his fears that the war would not be
prosecuted with yigor, and that on this
point he had much more hope Of late.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

The new Monitor battery Passaic, which
was built a: NewburypOrt, made trial
trip on Tuesday last to test both the en-
gines and the guns, Of viii oh she has two
one eleven-inch and one fifteen inch, the
latter being the only one Of the size afOat'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MASTERS SALE -PUksUANa
lH 10 the command Of ap order Of sale 4 Oh the
COU.I Of c .mmOn Pleas o. Cuyahvea county, Ohio,
at ha luit VI Aianson T. Lawrence against john
singer AID George IL. Wyman 10 me directed, shall
expose sale public ion, at the door Oi the
Court House, the city Of Clevelanu, GU the hrat
day Of D.cenLer, ls53, at three O'Clock, P. ~ the
following described premises, situate Ia the City o
Clgyolaa.i (We,t Side } aud Is known as being the
ast hal o. City lot No. 2lS, In Barber ) Lords sub
division, bounded ss oli0ws, 10 Wit North on LO
xegt By the wvss hal OF said lot 2ls, being thirty
two fee front LOrain street, according 10 survey
Of A Marnhant, tngathar Uirh ali The herudita-
meuts aud appurtsnances thsreunto belonging, but
sub eel to ali streets and higuwsys
Arpra Eed at $50 LEWIs W. FORD,
a0p nrrfsa ~
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\ NTOTICE-BENJAM1N DopaE.

n OI1CE.-bENJAMI OOD6E, "A
uOn-resi dent Of the State OF Ohio, Is hereby
I,tird that on the 22d day Of october, 1871 Miller
u Spangler nled, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and or tn County Of CuyahogH, in the Stat
OF 6hIo. his pstition setting forth that 1hOmas W
Morse in the year l3y, to the and al the reQuss
Of said Dodge paid 81 100 10 take up End discharge
certain mole executed and deliver by said Dodge in
h ear les to Isaac Il. Gtespy tor the payms Mt Of
81 O0O which said note was endorsed BY sald Morse
sure for said ooge, that sAid morse has Assigned
to said Sranser his claim against said Dodge for th
money paid at his request, and that beiors said
More paid sHd money a. Aforesaid said Dodge left
and D, aging tor n judgment against said Dodge IN
lyor OF said SpaDgier tor the sum OF one thousand
dolla: with int Test thereon, from the year ls3g
aid Dodge Is further notified that IN attachments
has been Issued In said action and that he
. file his answer 10 said petition or before the
MILLER N. sPANGLER.
By CHARLES l.. FISH, his Attorney.
L.ypl ud ct 7T-ffS
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These are nc times ior anything but fscts. Anda
length fact Is known in medicine; It Is this-tha
pain is relieved snd disease cured By
PURGATIUE WIcH BRASDEETH'S PILLS.
This Il much fact IN medicine as that the N
net is iRet in navigation, or that gravity Il 9 sass
astronomy, that nsht is but heat rari6ed, bu
which piscs Of glass oondenss into heat again
But th- great fact Of the present day is that
BBANDRETH's PILLS
Invariably open tho bowels and that all the humors
Fhich cause pain controlled By natural anity b.
his GAEAr MEDICINE
IMPORTANT To THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudnsy, Springfield, Union County, New
IersJ, used BrAndruths Vegetable Universal Pill
hfIssn Tsars IN his 1anily, and all his hands,
N which tine these Pills have cured them Of Bfli0ul
tdeotions, hsadaehe, RheumRtisn, Fever and Agus,
Measles, Whcopng Ooush and in fact all the diseas-
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sayS he has never known them TO iRil and FIIl BE-
pleased give his testimony as all timss in Y0r O
5raadrsth's Pills.
l5ignsdi JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield, Union Co., ". }.
Al enquiries Immediately answered b. addressing
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naRSw style Of Brandreth Pills st the BoIs agsnoy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

General Wool defends his recent arrest
1. Baltimore on the ground that the arrest
9 were circulating petition for his re-
uoval among the soldiers under him, sPr0'
ssSang contrary to I'll military rule.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01

The loss of the 1O5th at the battle of
Chaplin Hills is-stztrd- te--v FissFs
killed, 2 captains wounded, 2 captains
and l lieutenant; enlisted men killed, Al )
wounded, l44i wounded and prisoners, 20;
missing, IS; total, 228.
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Agent Sanitary Co
GsKNowLEDoMENT.

We have notice of the safe arrival
Of the following boxes sent through our
Society to particular regimentsi
Received at Louisville. KY, and stored ill
called FOR, barrel for 4Ist o. V.
Four boxes for loSth Q. v, care Rev. A. Van
N0stFRnd.
Received at Louisville, and forwarded to Nash
vile, one box and two barrels, for Miss Allsn'
Hospital No. 1.
- Reserved by B. 9. Wheeler, Washington, three
boxes, one barrel, from Polk, Pa
Received by Dr.. Bell, Of Gallipolis, six boxes
Received BY Mrs. ". g. Jones' GslliPolis'one
box, one barrel.
We have received from the United States
Sanitary Commission 1000 copies of the
report Of Rev. George W. Hosmer, D D., Of
Buffalo, New York, upon his late visit Of
inspection TO the hospitals Of Washington,
D. C. These reports will be distributed
next week to our branch Societies; and
we shall send out at the same time our
quarterly Report and Circular No. 10, con-
tanning list Of hospital supplies suited
To the present demand, with new set Of
measurements for cutting hospital gar'
hsnta.
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NTAnTERS SALE.-

MASTERS SALE. PUBsUAh4
INE to the command Of deoretal order Of sal
rom the Court Oi Common Pleas Of CUyahuEa COln-
~ AZ the suit Of the summit County Bank at CuyA-
hog Falls, against Isaac l., Hewitt aud others, to
me directed, shall expose Tor sAl at public aue ion
at tue door Of tn. Court House. In the tity CeVo
land on the twenty-IUurtn dey oI ovembsr, lo62
az thres o'clock r. ST the following described par
81. OF land situate in the City Of leyetnd, OounT
Of CuyahO-E and Sla!e Of Ohio, and known By bsine
part OF heWtt's subdivision the sO-called MerEiL
property In said City Of Cleveland, TO Wit:
Parcel No. I.--Lot number seven Of said subdivl.
sion. Appraised at 81 0UO
Parcel NO. 2-Lot mum Dor eight OF said subdiYi-
siUr. Appraised At 81 900
Parcel No a-LOt number nine and part Of LOT
number If said subdivision, bounded as follows
commencing at tho intersection Of the eastsry line
II Msrln with the sOuiherly line Of said lot
number nine; thence running orthsrlT along said
lns Of Merwin street twenty eight feet three and
half inches; thence southeastoTly along he center
iDe OF brick Wsu ninetY-th &c feet four inches 70
the westerly line Of alley thanes sOuthWesterly
along the line Of said alley tweu nine rect 70 the
sou herly corner said lot number nine thence
dong the sou rly line o. lot nine the place Of BE-
lubinE Appraised ~ 81, I'D.
Oototer a i562 HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master COmmsslOnsr.
RANNEI, BAeKUs 4 EesLB PltfFs AttS
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The result OF long and extensive practice They ars
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pain in the side ozpitatioa Of the heart whites all
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Pills Sont by mall, promptly, By RENTING to ths
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mighty 70 save" Is contained In the book aHU
NAN FRAILTY, on PHYSIOLOGICAL RA
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sold also By q. ". CLARK, Druggist, ClsEslAnd
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NEW ADVERTlSENaENTS.

y. >kse4s 20. 10 attachment Before G.
~. Bnnam, Justice Pgacc,
meat Wa Issued In this &C ioa 70 IN sum Of forV
and iaG segen -hundr-d'h, dollar, and the
cause -et o rial bHioro "a ia g. NJ efac- 10
the 'iry II Cleveland IN the day uF rec utssr
l56!, at O'c'ork, IN IN. sKEELSE 20
Cl-ve "a d. OcI 81, 1852. TovI:tIS
NOTICE -THE SLIPS IN THE ERIE
st est p p lit Church Il Je reuted or one
ye r, Oh hondag atternt at O'Clock, and IN the
., eur, q, z O'CLOCK, nov b-r 81, 10! l4l2
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OLD PIAROs AND HELO0EOHs TaKEE II EICEaHGE
AL6U-Oh HAND
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ATuone the many certificates OF the excellence and
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ing
HE. ". REABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have grsai
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n. this county Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Is the eyenness Of tOe, the agree
able and easT touch, aud volume Of tone. Wishing
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an, Sin, Your8 very truly,
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MANHOOD;

FEIEED IN EEED-TBY IT.
Dr. Sweets INFALLIBLE LINImEET b preparet
the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Oonnecticut
be great bone SETTER and has been ussd In his prso
Ice for the last tWeHty with the most Astonish
q success. A8 an oNternai remedy Il Is Without
Val, and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
pther preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
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SJres, Wounds, 5prains, Bruises &c, It's soothing
asaling and powerful STRENGTHENING propensites
lite the lust wonder and Of all who have
5Fsr given IL trial. Over tour hundred certificates
u remarkable cures performed By it within the last
two years, attest 70 this TACT. Strong Arm8trung
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