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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

IN 1uu131aF night word E& re21lTed 81 head
Of he essay were
rsBas LEFT. snS : rsconHois-
Va.s Of - The fact that absul i, 900 hsd
shea DsssSs Eowsh eight miles above Rome,
To 6oBwers advancing up CsdsrtoWn valley
which theEs Is an excellent road
that taps he railroad q Marietta, in Ger
JoHssTOHs rear. At The same tine N
moE Of . similar movement on our right
were current, but these proved foundatonlsss
At tEo o'clock on Friday morning : portion Of
our troops, who we're then engaged in erecting
temporary dsfsnses along the expected lines Of
battle in Frost Of Cas- station, Esrs put in NC
tion, and commenced crossing the river to inter
sept the asnking eolunE OF the enemy. At =
late hour il vas discovered that the bulk of the
Yankee army was engaged in new movements
Of such g character as to render the lines az
@6zszTEls not only Gntsnable, bat also useless as
military position, and accordingly, during the
day yesterday on whole army was again put in
motion and crossed to the south bank Of the Eto-
WAh. Unless, therefore, the Federal column
can be encountered End tbrashed IN detail, we
may expect the next stand to be made OF The
Ghatah00chse, where preparations have leng
AHA . y NeEAHc ~ passage " ~ ASAgF
shoald fortune favor him with the opportunity
Of making the attempt
Passengers who left the front st 10 o'clock
last night, report but Iistle sxcitemens At the IN
expected turn affairs had taken. A little rest
from the fatigue incurred in previous severe
lsborE, had been enjoyed By the troops, and al
thongh tAey were, It must be confessed, surprised
II The order to continue to reirograds, al this
disappeared, snd the old bouyaut and defiant
spirit again obtained, when it became geaeraIy
known the enemy, eoEzFd-hke, had declined TO
Sight, and WIS sgsin threassuing the rear. I'm
der every circumstance, no matter how appsr-
emily dishesrsniDg, our brave troops are hourly
DEMONSTRATING that they can be relied upon, and
have every cOn6denes in the discretion of the
laadsr who il directing their movements.
We have various reports as 10 the condition
IN which the railroad is being left By our troops,
- they fall back, bat could esther nothing
definite We deem reliable.
The citizens generally in The country that Is
thUs bang abandoned temporarily arc leaving
theiE homes, carrying Of with them as much of
their movable properly as possible. These will
need temporary aid from thsir felow-cftizeu5 in
The u~nsxposed districts, and it should be, as ne
believe 1t VIII be, ungrudgingly afforded For
t1nAtely Tie season Of the year is at hand when
bit little inelement weather may be anticipated,
and the exposure Of the women and children
nesd be bat slight in most instances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

n The nation the President IS moEt
aDxions about has for = first name, nomi.-LOE-
ispiLie Democrat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21
DARB KS FLUID.
TIE
GREAT ~DISINFECTANTt

~ ELtEF COMMITTEES aad Hospital Stewards
Ia sh5u d be provided with .tnia admirable rsmsdy
for the Sick and Woundedn
For sale By the gaiion nd e rstSL Bring your
'os rs 70 AARKLEY J0ESERs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

Tho New York press is commenting upon
= difference that has occurred between Genera
Grant and the War Department., ut.whioh, for
tnnssely for the people, has teTminsssd in favor
OF the new acknowledgement Grant ordered
veteran troops who were garrisoning forti6cs-
tons to proceed to the front, and hllsd their
places with troops from the Invalid CORDS and
new recruits. Stanton complained that this
trenched upon bis prsrogatiYs, and Linooln,
upon appeal, sustained Grant.
Old Abe for once, If this be true, has done a
sensible thing. Stanton did more than ali other
members of the Cabinet 70 embsrrass Mcclellan.
and doubtless he would be glad to repeat the OBJ
Grafton IN the case of Grant. But this ~oficioas
and ignorant inteTneddier has bsen debated at
the outset and Grant hiss thereby removed an-
other of the formidahls obstacles which barred
the route 10 Richm0nd-Chieag0 Tsanss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

EMANCIPATION IN POLAND nkass of the
Cesar Of Russia has resently been promulgated,
ordering = complete emancipation Of the seIfs Of
Poland. In it's general provisions il resembles
tina measure which Vas last year adopted for tke
release OF che Russian serfs, but is more imme-
disie ia its operation. On the 18th day Of April
of this year It Is declared that every peasant in
Poland shall become the possessor Of al the
land and the buildings upon whieh he holds
from his feudal superisr, or the lord Of he man
or, and culsivsles. On the same day he is ex-
ernpted from the personal services which he has
hitherto owed to the owner OF the land For
these privileges be is to pay to the Gcvsrnmeas
= small sum, which the Government pledges il
sslt 10 hsad over to the former pfopnstofs as a
compensation tot any l0ssss they may Incur ~
the change.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

GEORGIA WoMEx.-A correspondent of the
Columbus Sus who was wounded on Saturday
last, end Who is now in the Montgomery, Ala,
hospital, writes as follows: Gan honor to the no.
bic women Of Georgia! As we went on to the
font, hey hOnOred us with flowers and boquets,
cheered US with the waving of hsndkerchiefs,
and animated US with smiles. On our return
Nouaasd, they met rs at every station, nOurishsd
and strengthened us with invigOTasing eOrdials,
isOothed and eonsoled us with kindsRa symPB-
thetic words. Again 1 say, all honor 70 the
women Of Georgia, on the line of the railroad
hcm Resaca to Atlanta. We have been here
thirty hours, and I have not seen q woman, s1-
cspt two or three hired aurses. For the honor
Of A~labama, I trust her daughters viii learn q
lesson Of humanity from their Georgia ~sisters."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

CURE 0 INGRowIEG NAILs.-It is stated
by a correspondent CT the Medical and Surgical
Journal, that cHuterizRtion with hot tRllog Is su
immediate cure for in-gTowing nails. He says (:
"The patient on whom l fret tried this was 8
young lady who bad been unable to put on =
shoe for general months, and decidedly lhe worst
case I had ever seen. The disease had been Of
lang standing. TIE edge of the nail was deeply
undermined; tho grsnulAsi0ns formed 3 high
ridge, partly covered with skin, and pus CON
stantly eozed Tsm the root Of ths nail; the
whole toe was swollen, and extremely tender
snd painful. ny mode Of proceeding vas this
I put : very small piece Of tRllow in = spoon
and heated it over a lamp until it became very
not, and dropped two or Tires drops between the
nail and granulasion5. The effect was almost
magical. Pain and tenderness were at once re-
lieYed, and in q few days the EXAMINATIONS were
all CONS, the diseased parts dry and destitute of
fssliag, and tho edge Of the nail exposed 60 as
to admit Of being pared away without any in
convenience. The cure was complete, and the
trouble never returned. I have tried this plan
repeatedly since, with the Same satisfactory re-
suits. The operation causes liiils if any pain,
if the tallOw is properly hestsl"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

WORK DONE II C-oLUMBUs.-The Columbus
Sun states thai in the qusgtsrmastsr's depart
msnt in that city, under the control Of Major F.
W. DHlard, the following amount Of work hes
been done since October, 1861; Shoes, 3O5 .065;
jackets 263 922; pants, 29O. COZ; shirts, us,I46;
drawers. 50 945i caps, 122.44I. also amount OF
leather received and disbursed, 6325 ST. lbs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

y -NNI-N- - ="
~soptary 70 the expectation 50 generally Gu
80 ne5 b svsry one, At tie front as well as in
= ~ . aty, sWo days aga no engagement Of q
- eensrsl character has taken plsee above, the
enemy having declined the wager Of battle ten
AAHa dersd b. Gen. JOHNSTON IN his order Of Thurs
day morning. At that time both armies were
in position to have made = trial Of strength q
8 decisive character, hua up % ten oclock l1I
ob night nothing Of the kind occurred indeed
AiuTing the dsy yesterday there was much LEST
thar tie usual smou1f Of skiTmishing
zSHERAAx eontia1ss to rely upsa bis sap
POSED supsnonss Of numbers. sd csnssquen
ability te conEnae flank movements with safety
On Thursday night word vas received s. head
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

0UR GENERAL \ BIS MEE-The srmy
correspondent Of the Montgomery Advertiser
states that q few days since 9 soldier cried ont
to Gen. Johnston, General don't fall back any
further, VIC ara getting mighty tired" II an
not rstreating, " said the general, "the enemy Is
on cur flank and rear, and we must face the
TOE" Bully les y0s1f' erred shs seI1ioE, aid
the ranks gave their pet general three cheers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21
FIGHT AT DREWRY's BLUFF.

Our informant also states the Enquirer asosr-
tsins through relisbla sources, that tho enemy'5
Iosses in the fight near DrswTy's Bluff last
Tuesday, amounted TO 1000 men. A horrible
incident is related in connection with this fight.
The enemy left macy of theiT wounded on a
portion of the battle fetd, where the woods sub
ssqusntly lock FIRE, and the unfortunate crss-
lures were burned alive, Our wounded were al
removed to places of safety, as fast as they fell,
and from thence taken to the hospitals in Rich
mond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

E Tbs New Orleans correspondent Of a
"loyar' psper in New York INDUCES in some
une1mplimentsEy remarks about the sailors of
the Red river expedition, who, it is claimed, are
taking possession Of ell the cotton in that coun-
Try.
We are not disposed to defend the morality Of
orr gunboatmen stealing cotton, but We see no
resson to take special exceptions 70 il bsinq aho-
len BY sailors. ia the matar Of cotton, We are
not awafe-of their being any right, natural or
otherwise OF the army to steal it in fact, we
see no moral reason why the sailors have not
the same right to steal. cotton that have the sol.
diers.
Il is & notorious fact that hitherto, in all he
grand cotton raids, the navy has not had any
chaacs of competition with the army. Three
6ftks Of AL the officers stationed along the Mis-
sissippi for the last two years have made for.
tunes, either By direct or indirect traffic ia cot
ton, Wbile the naval officials have been unable,
sven when willing, to do mora than Hconfscase''
q fs@ cracked pianos and q beggarly amouatof
sofas and furniture from deserted plantations
along the banks Of The river.
The navy has finally walked up to is dulles
or rather, to its capabilities for cotton enter
pnses. Il sees no reason why the aTmy should
hsve . MONOPOLY. in cotton Stealing when cotton
Is 6087O cents per pound, and scarce at that
nor We may add, do we.-GhseagO Times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

Il doubtless occurs TO the readers Of Mr..
Longs speech that no is chiefly unfortunate in
accepting as correct the doctrines Of Thsddsus
Stevens, the leader eff the Administrations in
he House. We quote Mr.. Stevens position.
Speaking OF the 9 ufedo7ala States, he says:
Having committed reason, ranouEesd their
allegiance TO the Uaioa, discarded the Conssitu-
ton and laws, organized a distinct and hostile
Government, and, By loToo Of arms, have risen
from the condition of insurgents to the position
Of an independent power de fGetO, and having
been acknowledged as a ~baligerent, bsth By
foreign nations and our own Government, the
Constitution and the Union are sbrogsted SO far
as they are concerned, and that, as between Inc
two bsIigerentB, they are IN Ter the laws Of war
and the laws of nations alone, and that which
ever power conquers may treat the ~vanquished
IS conquered provinces, and may impose upon
them such conditions and laws as it may deem
best"
Ar. Stevens asserts that the amnesty scheme
of the Presidsntis an acknowledgment of the
correctness OF his position, as sit is wholly
outside Of and unknown 70 the Constitution. p
IF sths Constitution aud Union are shrogated
30 far as the Conlederate States are eoncsrnsd -
aud they are "an independent power thu war
is one of conquest for territorial aggrRndizs D.
ment, and, az such, more infamous than can be
described. "Ths ingenuity of hell would DO
taskea TO dsviss" blacksr guilt than thu prose
ouiion OF = war like the present for such a pur-
poEs. Mr.. Long was csnsured by a vote OF the
House for saying he preferred acknowledging
the Independence OF what the AdminissrAsionis.s
aver now to be "an independent power to
wsging & wsr of determination against its peo-
ple-CAieage TSmes
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EVENING EDITION.
ATLANTA; GA.


SATURDAY EvEE1Ne. NAY 81, 1854
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oBsEQUIEs.

The Enquirer states that Gen. S'uart's funeral
took place at st. James church, Richmond, on
Friday. The attendance was immense, and all
the high officers Of the Government, in both the
civil aud military branches wsre present. The
rector of ST. james, Rev. liz. PeteTkin, ~Ofisiat-
cd, and among The pkll bearers, was Gen.
Brsxson Bragg. The remains were deposited st
Hollywood for the present.
We regret to hesr thas the EHgEiTsT states,
shstin the fight at Yellow tavern, forty foreign
era, who weFo in our ranks, throw down their
arms in the face of she enemy. They ell fell
into our hands, however, and were safely secured
in Castle Thunder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

The tone of the EagKirsr's editorials are cheer
full, hopeful-express a fine confidence in Gen.
Lse's ability TO maintain his position, and Rlti-
mately to inaict upon the foe 3 blow which will
send him back to bis Northern hsanis SO utterly
psrslyzsd and Frustrated, as to prevent another
invasion Of the South.
Our informant read tae Esgsirer under en-
bsrrsssing ci-rcumstsnces-it being after night
fall, but for 3 brief period, and by the light Of a
weak candle, buthe thinks he has given us sl
that it contained of Importance, sad which We
have ondsAvored to give from memory only, in
the foregoing.
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myl95.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
wYKKooPs ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat, CHEST and Pulmonary OF
gans Gre ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous.
The properties Of medicine to alleviate cure ant
uproOt these comp sints. must be Expectorsnt hBo
dyne and lnvtgorasing, lOOseuing the mueua OF i1t
throat, and imparting tons TO the entire system *
discovery IN oical science mastered TINS oSt
Of diseases like Dr WyBkoop's Iceland FoetoEsL ~
4 used with the most aston ishiug results In al cset
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, WhoopIng 0ough, DlPthe-
IA or Putrid Sore Throat, asthma, Group CougM
, Colds, Nervous Debility, &c.
The Rev. }. J. Potter oertihes, " that have usec
Dr. Wynkoops PectOral for several years. ny sell ano
n ny family, Tor severe Pulmonary Complaints, anc
have recommended il 10 many Others, and have neV
~ seen Is equaln Rev, J. J. PJTTER,
Brooklyn, h. I.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonial
could be produced showing its remarkable cures and
that Il REvER IATa Il Is composed OF pure Iceland
NOss, Balm o. Giead, Peruvian belssn, hlecan pane
aeelsA
and sopie ingredients lt Is harmless prompt and
iasfinr Invafida and sufferers cannot a1Ord 70 neg
~ frfss livery family should have it. II Is 10
Insrkable for Group. full descriptions recommend
Atom and direSfions accompany each bottle.
HE-PreDared b. 1T. r. D HTHKOoP, Gnd sold b.
n & RARNEs 90 Me- York iyth-RneoS
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- this season Of the year Courhs,

oods, Hosrsenesl, and ether elections Of the Throat
and Lung prevail. Madame Zsdie Porier's CURA-
TIVE BALsAM Is a certain and immediate cure
No family should be vithout bottle in the house
Il is only Is cents and VIII be found worth as many
dollars for the cure Of the above complaints. 1t Is
Eor sale By all Drugsits, at IS and sc Fer bottle.
sEMadame Porter's Curative BalSam can be OBJ
eainsd at Benton Bros., and Strong Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. ian2s-R2 lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
Hagan'e Magnolia Balm.

Thls d the most delightful and extraordinary ri
ever discovered. It changes the sun-burnt iacs
hands 70 posrly satin texture OF rayishing beau
q, imparting the marble purity OF youth, aLd tie
nlsTMaUI apPearaDce 30 inviting In the city belle o.
ashion Il removes tan, frsokles, pimples and rough
nss from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
Transparent and smooth. It contains 10 mstsriaIsD
iurious to the skin PstTonizsd By Actresses e.,
Oysrs Singers. Tt Is what every lady should hsys.
- sod Ev0ryEheTe.
DEBAS s. BARNES 4 90.
General Agents,
tulYl-HH 1e R-nsdwsv Naw Forf
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=
the Insurance ONCE Of b. =. BrsytoD.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
l5lx2O1. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot eorner OF Brownell and VIII
son-Sts; LIT 6pteet front, running to the Lake.
House and lot No. 575 klnsman Street., lot l00xSso
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
End cold water and Gas throughout furnace,
marble NANTES, &C.
Brick Dwelltngsi Nos. lo4 and lee Eucnd street
Lots running through 70 Huron street. very
House and Lot, corner Psrkmsu and Brovnsll-sts;
occupied also As shoe shop Lot 25Hioo feet.
Building, Machinery, &c., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, &c, corner Of Wear AiVsr
and Main-sts. good paving business.
ITO feet on Euclid-st Terms easy
Brick HOuse and Lot No l22 Lake-St., near to the
residence of L NJ Hubby, Esq.
Two Brick Hous5S and LOIS on Euclid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No I2i Laks.st. Lot 2sxIOO feet.
House and Lot, NO. 27 Scoville- avenue
2l5 feet on Summit St, extending to the Lake,
Five acres on wiIson-Avsnus, with considerable i'm
House and Lot, 10. al Kinsnan-st. A large and
desirable lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street, Sxi55 feet 81 600 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
TWo-StOry Frame hOuse on Lake street, opposite
Frame Houss on 81. Glalr street. Lot 41iso fest.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOR SALE
2l0 acres in BrecksTile So acres improved balance
oLo.cs timber land s25 per acres. Terms easy
l60 acres in Parma, good house and Barn; 90 acres
good timber, we'll watered and good building
stone.
52H in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance TIMBER.
80 acres wood land IN Brownhelm, Lorain county,
miles north of Vernilion River.
Saw Mill in Bedford with half an acre OF land, on
1inker's Creek.
u acres on st Clair st. Small frame house.
Is acres on Kinsman-St, opposite tae Cemetery
10 acIes (6 wood land, balance improved) Eaolid
Road, good springs OF water fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and Well selected lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 acres IN keWburg, about miles from Cleveland.
IOOI house AID barn aud fine orchard f5 OOQ
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toe4o, and eight miles from
Nausson station on Air Line Raiiroad $50 praf-
ne and balance timber land. neW House, barn,
and good fruit. - per acra: terma easv drcIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03

A FRIEHU u HEED-TRY II. s.
d, EWess'E IHEALIIbLSL LlHIM GBT Is FrepGrFs
tFum tie recipe Of Dr.. Btssen sEe0t, G. oonSecs10
ne Goat bore setter and hAs bssn used in his prl
ng Guors75 Aran external remedy e IL without j
FVal and VII alleviate Ezin more speedily fhsn a.
Otha PrepSrafion FOR ali EkeumsIlo and hszFetl J
Of1orers g q truly infalfble, and g crGtge ~
Bores, WOunds bFrEtnE- Brliso1J so.s Is so2t1llt
hnaiing and powerful siren gthentng nropelsite9 8
1fts the Just wonder aud assoni1he o. All lo a.
oruf given IS trial. Over foug HUNDRED csTt4no1tt
81 ronarkhble cures performed BY It within the la
E1nnfI foT Cleveloof daniNsitaoHdhE:Ref
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
HN G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written IN the

Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co.
North American Fire Ins Co. nSEaiOru' HoIu
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. S'nn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hampden Fire Ins. Co, s,.;,ass NJ.
Massasoit oPfingI q Mass'
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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A MAN OF A THoUsANDi
a ooNsu1kpTrYR oUREp.

DIR. q. JAMES, Retired Pnysician Of great
q sminsnSa discoyored, while In the Esst Indies, q
= Vrtain euro for Consumption, Asthma STsnohttts
OouEhs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
yrI discoyered BIZ Elm when his only child, sdaugh
ter was given up 70 die Bis child cured snd Is
now alive aud we'll DESTROYS OF beneftting his tel
ln- r1p-.ls he Will send 70 those who wish Il tie
Tecpe containing full directions for making and
cessuiy using this remedy free, on receipt o. theI
nomes with Two stamps 70 pay expenses, There Is
not sin gle csse Of Consumption thst IL does not 81
once take hold Of and dissipate Night sTeatsI pes-
yishness irritation Of the nerves. failure o. memory
diculE expeetoration sharp pains In the lungs sore
throat chilly sensations nausea az the stomach IN
actor of the bowels wasting away OF the muscles.
Ths writer will please state the name OF the pa
Dsr they see this advsrtiment in. Addresss
ORADDOOK & CO.,
tyls-4S7 z75 North zd-St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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SKATES.
NRATFgi RK RKATESI-OnEnFrHE

IN a y 10 . y y OI I y n
- most eH HhleratinR and beneficial outdoor exer-
ises 4 skating and in order glide swiftly Ger he
ice o. e must have pair OF good SKATES; and as
II EATTERsLFE has iust received large assortment
including aides, Gents ard Childrens, Of all Sizes
qualities and descriptions, he viii supply all those
Who wish to purchas-, at the lowest market prices
He has also received very large stock Of GUNS
from The finest glish Twist dO=n TO the cheapest
Belgian Cur s, and prepared 10 Sc eSt nom ths ne
Sso-tment an article to suit each and every custom
er Also, on nand, splendid assor Dent Of Colts
Smith Il Mess II s. Allen 4 Wheelcg,s, and other
stvles Of eyoyers Fasks, Pouches, cartridges Am
u 81 Remember the place, lO2 superior-st, Cleve-
IN. n. B.@Rspaizing promptly attended to and sxecu-
ted IN the neatest style oee1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
No. 23O.

Having no cd shop-worn Goods to offer, we will say
to or Customers and the Public generally, that vs.
witt sell our entire ock OF winter Goods, which are
all NEW and unsoilsd, at prices to