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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03
FOa, NNEe.

No. 1 FIGURING MILL, capable OF maxim,
"A so b5ls. Flour per day. For further particular
apply to IauslI A. 3. LEVY \ 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-03
ID CnanceEy, I'd RIem jill.

wicksrsham and Beecber solicitors for complains
ge3-Iaw1w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07
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No q Completely eraicates all traces Of thoss dis
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oiqng and PefQlqiou1 ne oi oqpaiil and cubebs.
narcnrT, thereby insurng % The sufeFer a6sef ~
haL dispersinE al imDurineli and roofing ont ths
venom OF disease. aiNl IN
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torn ol io1slge, devoid % t1sto and small and 1
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New YORK. lnnsedtat8ly receiving a reElittance
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07
re Ceu.us DepaFtmenr.


The Washington correspondent Of the St.
Louis Democrat, writes;
aFihy clerks IN the bureau we're discharged
yesterday for incompeteneyi Their work viii
have to be ell done overl This IL most eE-
iraordlnagy deyelopement when II Is eonsid-
cred that last fall, when Thompson, OF the IN
terror, was about to appoint these clerks, he Of
6oially announced that every candidate would
be subjected 70 a severe examination, and
that qualification would be the cole test for
appointment and the question Of politics
would receive no consideration Whateyer-
Such was the promise was the iulhll-
meut3 Out Of the whole hundred clerks ap-
pointed, not q single man received q place
who could he suspected OF being anything
but prO-slavery Democrat; and as TO the
examination, those whom Il was determined
20 accept were furnished beforehand with the
questions they were to answer, and all other
persons were not. These questions Involved
problems in square and cube root which any
boy can make himself familiar With By two
hours study, but which not a man in the Cab
met would be expected to solve at once with
out such study. Never was there such a
sham and trick as this examination; never
was there such shameful exhibition Of par
" favoritism; never was there such abomlna-
bic outrage on respectable persons induced to
become applicants, and by this trickery re-
jectedi If the half Of what is said be true,
the very 6rst act of Mr.. Lincolh's Secretary
Of the Interior will be to sweep out every man
from the Census Bureau, and begin the work
de n'Vo. The persons who conducted thesham
examinations wer Kennedy, the SuPeriuIen-
dent, Wagner, the chief clerk, who has since
seeded with South Carolina, and Gulich, the
dlsbursing agent. Kennedy, since the defeat
Of his party, is striving to ingratiate himself
with the Republicans, by discharging as in
competent ffty men and boys, who, six
months ago, after 'iseYere examination be
selected in preference to Republicans Of un-
doubted qualifications. The whole process
Of collecting and celebrating thus far the re-
turns Of the eighth census has been charae-
teriEed by the grOssest ineOmpeteney and i'm
pr0priety. But what better could have been
expected Of man who disgraced the coun-
Try by bis bluuders in the seventh census It
is the almost UNMARRIED opinion here, that eve
ry man Of the Bureau, from the Superintend-
ent to the humblest messenger, should be
swept out next week; and, under new aus
pices, the capable men restored and others
appointed to the places Of the incapable"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07
How prura.rsrs "a Trasloa in France.


HoW Murderers are Tracked in France.
Oar readers viii rscollect the terrible mur-
der Of asolitary pa assenger in a railway car,
10 France few moi ths since A tiird-class
passenger in the Train, saw man, who is
now known to have been murderer, spring
from the cars while they were yet in motion,
Us they drew near the station OF Noiseg-Ie-
Bee. The fugitive, than sup yosed to be mere
y q passenger desiroas to avoid paying bis
fare, LEFT the print Of his foot in the sand,
near the railway track. An exact impression
Of bis foot-mark was taken, a few hours sub
sequen0 y, by the following ingenious process:
sort Of a gridiron, made Of wire, was placed
over the imprint an inch from the ground.
On this gridiron was deposited thin sheet Of
TN, covered with burning charcoal. In short
tiyne the ground beneath was heated to the
desired extent. The gridirou was then re-
moved, and with the aid Of a hair seive, the
imprint was sprinkled with alayer of stear-
inc, reduced to an impalPable powder, by
dissolution in alcohol and suddeply INNER
sed in cold water. egessa
The powder obtained By the precipitation
Of this mixture Is so light that its fall
does not change the position Of a grain of
sald. As soon as IL touched the hot ground,
I Ii melted and disappeared. The soil was then
given tire to cool after which the imprint
fully impTegnated with stearine, was dug up
/ entire and placed upon a square piece ofcloth,
whose corner were then gathsred together,
50 as to form a kind OF q sack, Moulding
plaster vas then poured upon the imprint
; and The operation was complete. Such Is the
eecuraey Of this process, that it not only re-
produces the general outline Of a foot, OF It's
\ covering, but every minute particulaFiiy, #
bare ioot islshoEs the exact shape OF the
4 soles end tae relative portion oft e toes; if
I eo9t on shoe, the amouat Of Wear sustained
4 5y tae sole and heel, the number Of nails,
&c. These seemingly Insignificant eircum-
stan YES are frequently Of the greatest value to
the ends OF justice, and in some instances, are
terrible proofs against efininGs who suppose
that no evidences exists to convict { EN-
y -.Hll|N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

~ rne sherry wine BitJers afe foreale by 4. D.
Geglord. slsong Armatsons end Q, 8, MsckenElo,
o'tyelend, o. a-s l'a4 90 s's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

We are now living in the age of Rebell-
ion. The South, not content with having
had the control of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation of the Con
stitutiOn, are now endeavoring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out of her hands, Overt
acts and hostility have already been com
menced against the Federal authorities, and
where it will end, no man knows. ..
If there ever was time when every man
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In addition to the important matters oc-
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Garibaldi in struggling to build up liberal
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are crumbling into ruin-society is in a
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

~ Prot. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
RsuoyatOr for tbs cure General Debility, Or Weak-
ness arising from anT cause; also, Dyspepaias her-
VOusness, Might SHsats, lciplent Consumption Lv-
er Complaints, Bilfousuess, Loss Of Appetite, fe-
male Weakness In ell la Htae5 also % prevent the
eonrartion OF disease a certainly the best and most
BE Cordial tunic and hanoFator ever 0lefed
70 the anictsd, and 90 chemically combined % be
the mosi powerful tonic ever known % medical sci
encs Reader, tTy it. le lll % yOu good. Wehave
no helltaton in Recommending tt, since we know it
10 De sais, pleasant and sue remedy for the disss
ss enumeratsd.-lN New York Dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

SCRoFUlA. "a -. EYIL.


Is A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
Hlid becomes Vitiatei ueit. and roor. Being 20
The eirculaten, ID parFasl ihs who's BODY, AID nay
rFs from iisaftscs nor 1i fsre one Which Ii mas
not destroy. The scrpiuluns faint ls variouslg
or unhealthy food impure sr. flth and fli hy hab-
It's, the depressing Tload, anu oYa gl ey 1he
tsry 10 the constitution dascdndins sfrom nar.uss
% children unto The iAir aQd lnuEih generations.
win visit the iniquities q ne aihers upon their
children"
liver, and internal organs, Is termed tuhercas. in
@ soTee- fhta ioqi eorraplen which gendsra in the
alcod depressea tle aHeEGca or es % that Ecruiu-
eompisin.s, bat they have 81 H.. p9,-s- - -,ts-
stand the atta Ks Of other dllrislI: cnusequenflT
gast nnnI6ela psr.5h ~ dissFders which, although
tai by this talnt In tha s7afea. Most 81 Tie con
Sumption which dacimafss ths nuhlan amily hzs De
and many desiruciifa dlsssss u ths liver kidnsys
brain, and, iudesds % all tae orans. arise tom
ar a17rGpafad oy The sane c1Ilae-
One qnartsruf az our peope are srrofulous; their
Per5Qla are invad7d h7 lhis lurkins nisctions ana
- syst,,l -, 5f fsnorst. the blood b IN siisrs-
tive medi1iue AMI iuvisUrlts b uy althy iood aud
exerc se such a medicine We supply m
We are enablsd here 70 Ofer the munitcumY q
remedy which, while % cures the above Complaints
uith esrlaintY, s stfl periectl7 harmless IN Eng
|
WheTs these aidicfing disorders prevail This
CuREn expels the miasmatic poison of fETER AID
AauE from the system, and pfe7zutl The develop
ment Of the dlgel1e ~ taEcn On the hrst appnoaca
of IS proueuitory syn 7to1lll ID . not only ta1
best rcnielg ever - discovered ~ r8 clsss Of c'-
plsilts hut also % chtarr1t. lfe iarge Quanlaiy
We supply ior dol brings y Withln ths reach q
eYery body and II bilious distrleta, where t4alf
AND AauE prevaiii every body should have = -.
uaa tt freely both lor cure asa lluleci9n 2 --.-
8uperiuriV Of tia remrdy ever any g4el ~
covered lQr the 1psedy srd eeriln cure ql
tents . tuat Dc contains eullle OF llslll 49,
seluenti3 lt rroducel 40 illllsll g eilS1 y. ~
effects whatever up0u thl-ul7llll .l4 All1 -
BY 4 are lst as helthy II they haa nefeE na ne
FsVsf and Azus q nos -slshs lhs eo15geeqsnelg y
fhr uafaa7uic n577du. a E1f7t l1eLl oi -l-ol +5l
a-irs fronl IL irr1ntion, a1l1nT Hin are A-llls
l Pfe1rmnfi11i f+oirf HsrlEe1e, li.liei 4ee-ttsc8
/ $1,000 Ciaiarrt, Aliiiall fa-.aliol7 rllal4i
I 80 1f - 71is-1, H-feFicls raE . lsl o9-i 49,
/ pI-rri--sir ana QaTla1elllll 81 ~ cill--.i -
I 5rhfrf Whom uriTiuaiiul ~ 80 e4A-st
I f,fsr,Iiiissf f..s. o. 1ecoule ar ilallAlL -li.
| s,rrgIs fhr n,5ison frum th 1lqtsli AUG
.7if.s ih,slii al alike lt ia an in4tllnlls ..,-
I 10 m nfigr,snts fnd nrrsars sltlr.lln4 .-
Z residiug iu fnr uatnIilla A-1.Ii-.e. p ----- rr-t
-i..,aii M ~ d1iff whffl rru0lcIl lu lle ll1-.-
nuigfs in So ulicient quainly 1l9n ~. 49, lI-.-
Ii,nrs Il 4 even nlors valuable for lrolse,sts
49, -lIsi 90 r-IIi ave- sufar nom lnla5ll.
! fhsY sTail theusslFeaQi the Prqiee-'-
Prs5,rse rs, b. pr. }. G. Al ss co. Lossi,, n
Tor 80 b ssrung 8 arllsIf9 N''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

BAD FoR TooMBs,-The Atlanta fGeorgial
Chronicle says that TooAIBs has been selected
by president DAVIS for the special pur-
pose Of eircumventing the diplomacy Of Mr..
SEwARDi Upon which the Buffalo Express
andaciousiy says III t Davis might as well
Try to stop locomoA We with the hind leg Of
louse. l- ...g.-e @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

5EsIsf THE BLOoDl-Dr, WeaTeT's
Aodioias-7 Hunoria--Thsae lnsAiIablo Meci-
cinds rpvt acbirved complete triumph in eraaiea.
tin, uamurt u al kinds nun tho human system
IhpY gsr- tulroduesd 70 the public some ak Yeas
llnct alu hare bssl ussd With ontire Success. The
C,nbar as eaft Rhau.h srap 6 t1s n internally,
1aea cisansel the y "a hy throVing iu7sritiba to
r,aoe. when tha cer,is Is arlet sltsrusily,
~ and azlerdefioEa aff das,royet aad 1ealth and
hff falihrud, fhcir asfonishins tuccess has
esilsd out nany iEnorant pret ndsrs, who have In
troduced their wonderful preparations ths p1blie
Thtg arc 0ut IN almost every form, from PARaoeas
doWu 70 Fila and all humors cot course tho arej
Es- soid By E. +. Gayiord, o. g. MacksnEis. 8.
". saokrider, strohG Armstrong and Wm Fiske,
GeVelsnd, o. l-.at
nE-soa Advertisement. r
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POSTAGE ON THE LEADER.

The postage on the Daily Leader to any
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vance, 19 cents; postage on the Fri-Weekly,
per quarter 90 centsi postage on the Weekly
per quarter, 3 cents Within euyahoga
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

~ A Puro, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
deleter0us and tururi0ls effects follow those
IN Ordinary use, has long been felt 70 Be desdrra-
tum IN the medical Wofld, such tonic, and one 3
akillully combined ffur1 the vegetable Kingdom as
to set In perfect With The laws Vi nature
and thus soQthe the WBakesf stomach, and Et the
same time allay nervous aud othEr lrritati0ns, and
tone up al the organs Of which the human body -
composed, Is offered IN Prof, WOODS Restorative
Cordial and Blood Hgu0VgtDF Hence IL ig perfectly
adEpted 70 cid and young, Rssder try it. Thousands
have already done 30, and tbs testimony is pnTcTHa
IN It's Ayor.-LhsW York Atas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

a. Look to Yourself n Tina How many, Ii
con1sqencs Of . false delcacy, Suisr from suppres
ID, sinfnl Or ohstructed Elan1furatioa, ard thiuk
because thsy are Iouug that bys-aud bys naiuro WI
WoFE itself eleds from 0hgtrlottou1, and all come
right In the end litta rln4 that the seeds 81
the vital energies are iEarad and the entire ani-
nal ny deranGed. dshilit41eds and yet, care
before them which would restore al the functions oi
the aTzten aud rsinyi gufate thS bedy. they Wonld
take Il, and thus b ~ time % saFa their lives-
Parents think of this and at 0ncs give them bot
tie Of Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial aud Blood
RenoTator.-t New York COuf ief. 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

Is precisely what lts name indicates, for while
pleasant to the taSts It Is rsvvifyinR, exhiaratng
and stfsngthsnins to tbs Vial boWsrs It also re-.
ETines, relnstates snd rensWs the blood In al its
original purity, and thus restores and renders the
system inTulnerAbls 70 attacks OF disease 1t s the
only preparation ever offered to the world In pop
ulsr form 80 IS to be within the reach Of all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07
~ NeWs frpm CsarIeston.

The Charleston correspondent Of the N. Y.
Times says Of the Wsrlike preparation:
This morning the Northeastern Railroad
brought in twelve ten-iuch mOrtars and fifty
thousand more pounds of powder. We have
now ready for the expected emergency four
hundred and sghy-sspea thousand pounds of
potodsr.5 When the Star Of the West was
fred into, there was barely enough powder
10 charge the guns at Morris Island. All
Won tbreS away magnificent chance then,
If you really mean to do anything, which
some Of US, the more temperate, begin really
to doubt. Il
{ In the absence Of anything very startling
We amuse ourselves with rumors of the two
most distinguished men AZ the South, just
nov, those two old brother soldiers, JEFF.
Davis and Robert Anderson. IA the morn
ing Of every day for the past week the former
has been coming positively to Charleston, to
have an old fashioned pOw-Bow with his old
eomrade at Snmter; each. evening we hear
1 that be viii certainly come tomorrow.
fancy that be has quite enough to do at home.
This afternoon it is stated positively that Ma
ior and the Lisutenants, Davis and Talbot
have sent in their resignations, to take place
on the 4th instant No one doubts this
story, 20 Anderson & al The rage. The only
Important military fact is the sudden depar
hlfe Of TIE Brigadief- General of this Repub-
lie for Montgomery, at a late hour last night,
BY, order The Secretary of War wishes to
arrange the attack Of Sumter, If things are
not as they wish. Next week at this time,
may be shelled with the rest really de-
/ pends on very little, and straw may turn
the bdlAnee either way.
The correspondent of the N. 7. Tribune
says; a41 Yaa.-la.. .aa.1-- .a.
When The Government undertook the Star
sss West enterprise, it too lightly estims-
OF :. ssIaE that was to be met. lido not
ted the e. - country is destined to wit
'f oeleve that u =, though to ensure sue
ness another tailu.- It be formidable, and
cess the expedition mus we'll bV water,
planned to operate BY land Nsbly OF but
for venture an opinion, PROF. +eFs, that
little value in high professional quar-. sev-
boats will not reach Fort Sumter before
eral formidable batteries on both sides Of the
hEsbOr are sileneed. Hnw this is 10 be done
without marching strong columns in the rear,
and how troops are to be landed in the face
Of other batteries (for the Rebels here con-
templated and provided for all these contin
eeaeies), are questions, with many others,
for those 10 decide on whom the responsibility
rests.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

The following, ffon MeuIrs. cage 4
1Iatael, promineat DIaGIsil q Egaris, glFou fur
thar 0videnoc Jf shsEruaf popularity of nur Melt
cihes; ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

- Prot. Woods Resforativs Cordial and Blood
Renovatsr is withour d0ubt the best tonic Cordial
IN the world. To those who are suffering from Gen
sral Debility would fucomnsnd itg use, for Il is
pleasant 70 the taste z 1trengtheuinF % the system
vii AZ once tend 10 rcruoFe al Impurities Of the
blood and eradicate al treees Of disezse. Il Be
taken ty the weakest stoms b, while those in gQod
health viii at once feel It's Gxhilarating power We
are content that amer ugih bottle Of this Cor
dial none viii Be Tor day without it-rH. Y. Leader
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

We congratuiate our readers upon the
lecoTery pi ure cure for hheu atism. Gout and
Eeurtlgla- aud an Aer- -urii Diseases, hch 10 ef-
lcltq ~ fncut tle use oi internal msdcines, which
destroy The constitution and EYe temporary relief
on ,. In fact Il i the only known remedy esgtiuq
parlect cure, and we feel EarraIted from lie ~
coulondationas in calling tue attention Of ths ar
1loted a1d tnose haylng irieuds guerinF from Rheu
mlflsm oout VI heurHlFta on the n6fuicious effects
q Mercury, 70 the advsrtisenent II an0tber column
@ or p4pefI gi Dr LelsudG Anti ithoum4 ATTIC Band
opia hy am - siAk iasFeland, y. fsb2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07
Gl0thiu0
COLD ABE'S7 VISIT TO UN-
ION HALL n

SOLD ABE'S" VISIT TO UN-
" ION HAIL. Ial
We hsd visit 'tothor day,
sa From "Abs, y OF Illinois;
He stopped at Union BAH to buy
suit Of corduroys.
he was on his way to Washington,
To take the big Arm Chair,
He wanted pants itwould wear.
He said, ~ know I'll get them good,
At lHAAfyS UNI N HALL, r.rr
.-. For I've read your advertisements of,
And 90 resolved to call :"
When he CANT in, he looked quite slim,
And lar stuck ont bis nose;
But ere be left he looked quite nice, ...
In our handsome clothes, n ..r
he said, "Friend Isaaes your prices are low,
.Andyour Clothing gives me pleasure;
III want more clothes to wear down there,
SO III leave With you my measure.
But arst Of aIi make me suit
OF Union Clothes to wear,
That the people all may see 7 stand
Upon the Union Platform, square.
81 want YOU also, to make some Clothes,
Crammiug in their crauiuuls
bushel ful Of knowledge.
IN also send MY friends to you,
Bill Sewari and salmon Ch se,
And others who re nos seeking
In my Cabinet place.
We know that now he'll do what's right,
Fer how do you suppose
man could ere do otherwise,
v hos dressed In IsAAUSn Clothes
.a.al
~oW selling OF our whole extensive
EB-weAre . 9athing at greatly reduced prizes,
stock OF Winter T.. q ...... d.
and invite alto call 4 TgAA0eb
ISAAC A. MIN HALL.
MAGNIFICENT U KS Is osIeb1atsd shia'
sole Agency for the sale OF Sing &C
SEWING. MAGHINL
STORR'S ApTOMATON PRBSSMA. ''
Corner Of Union aud Superior streets
So LOOK orr EOR THE GIANTS -