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OTR ME(EAXICAL pEPlRTlIENT.
Our Daguerrean Gallery

W. have built aud arranged a snit ~ Rooms for this
" express purpose. Uur Light combines all he
modera Improvements,
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For Congress.
EnH. CnngPesS.

WE are authorized to announce D. b. CURRIN a. q
w candidate for Congress IN the Tenth Congressional
District Election first Wednesday in November
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M Friends and Patrons.

= HAVE this day made an arrsngemen by wheh !
triIi suppIy The DAILY APPEAL Al SLJ0 per
&. A WELLS, News Agent,
ce5 Mississippi and Tennessee r. 2.
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SALE or LAND!

I OFFER for sale a valuable TRACT or AND,
/ situated in Couneil Bend, Arkansas, known - me
RTfsr,s Il J.ukinF place. being the sou beast fractional
ousrt-r and east half Of southwest quarter oil section
l. and north half Of section p and east ball o. north
ea,t quarter of section p, containing $50 ucres in town
hin . north OF range 6 east, adjoining the land OF Mat
BALDWIN on the south. Said land VIII be sold privately
and proposals for the same are invited. Inc sale 70 De
closed after the LIST Of December next. Terms-Oue-
third cash: Tho balance in two equal annual install
ments. Address
auo- gp Holly Springs, Mis-.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.

The southern Express company has our
for New Orleans papers, Of the SIN INST
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For Congress-.

WE are authorized to announce Hon }. - q Al
w KINS as a candidate for Congress in the Nlntl
Congressional District. Election lrst Thursday IN no
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In Chanccry at memphis.

WE are authorized to aunounee JAS. H. PAIIEt
w SON as q candidate for Congress in the FourtI
Congressional District Of Arkansas at the ensuing no
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=. A. COMMUNICATIONS II. SMITH.
THOMPSON.
BERTHOLD, SMITH G CO.,
Rectifers and Distillers,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
CLARK &
OIL!
CE.4Rh, s. co.
Sole RroprieEors

GUREs HealEehs, Earache, Toothachs, in three min
utes; rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Ery-
-ipelss, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole Cramps. 1nHamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyer. Sore Throat, Gus. Buns,
Bruises, SprAins, Chap7sd Hands, Pile, Ulcers, Disr-
rhea, Bnnions. Corns, FROSTED Feet, Drafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Sc4ld Head. Ring
worm, letter. Sake Bites. Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
Rat Bites. The world Is ,halrngrd for It's equal for
ScaldS aud BlTus- tt cures Scratches on horses, Sore
Eyes on horses, Sprsins, Syyinney, Poll Evil. FistulE-
saddle 8ud harness calls, fresh wounds or syyei iugs. aud
IS the best known remedy 90 apply 20 tender footed
horses igom fluHder-raSe Up The feet and battle we'd
about tn frog OF tho foot. Cures ali cltaneous diseases
on mar or beast.
No one medicine can cure in al cases. bat We ran
how D. ore real proof Of the virtue OF Amh osial on IN
It. heating properties, fiom responsible men, who ar,
lnadiciae.
We d5 not assert n cure for every maiady 10 which
the human family are subject, but what We proclaim
we can subst4n'iate by living witnesses. The Ambro-
-il OIL ! "a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and S~outhyvest by 81 good druggists and
gtueru! d alrrs. Til South may be Justly proud that
DR.. CiHrs, q native TeuuessCeuu, after much labor and
research, has prOdacrd "a really worthy medicine, which
z IS bound 90 drive out much Of the worthless imported
rash with which the country is flooded.
PiesSe call al oar Office. where we VIII take pleasure
% -husiug letters and testimonials 700 numerous TO sci
.oTth iu the form Of al CGvsrtisemeBS, some Of which
come from Physjvans in hiEh standing, who are usin-
To- in their practice. IS tnay state. with marvellous CT
scts. W. cbale se the world 10 p-oluce a remedy 81
/ speedy and effcc'unl in It's healing properties
"a Rradlhe e~vienre Of the virtue Of Clark & Ful
isrs Auhrs-iu oil. evidences so aatEeutic, AID iron
Dfrsons whose word and standing are ! reproachable
GLARS. GREGORY & Co, Projectors,
Nashville. Tenn.
For sale. wholesale aud -aiaf. by
fOTTEH { MERwIN,
g. Jefferson street, near Post Office,
And general dealers IN all popular Patent Medicines.
Z Nt@sHUtH l"~
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NHEAT-SalcS OF $50 bushels Of mixed at
Sl25, sacks included; SO do. at same aud a
few small lots OF inferior and common at s0ca
81 p bushel. Receipts and offerings extremely
light, with a good local and export demand.
FLOUR-A moderate inquiry was expressed,
but with light offerings. The sales were n
stricted to about 900 barrels, including 200 Eagle
Mills extra at $3.50, 200 sacks country do at ST,
80 barrels choice do. at $3.50, and I25 barrels
country s~uperfnc at
CoRS-l75 bags sold at zoe p bushel.
HAY-Small sales of prairie al $50 p tun.
BRAN-Sales OF 60 tuns to the retail trade at
S27 p TIM, exclusive of sacks.
Corn MEAL-120 bushels sold at soc.
SALT-l009 bags Turks island soil 10 arrive,
at S21G. Holders are demanding ~S450a475
for coarse from lcveo.
~srGAR-Sdes Of 10 hhds at 10, 2 a 9, and !
at 95c.
MISS PORK-Sales Of 10 barrels at 50.
Bacon AND LRD-Wc did not hear OF q
Il
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LiheFaI Reward Offered.

i OST OR sToLEN-One pair Black and Tan Ter
Il rier DOGS (~coupleaj. Any person giving any in
formation Of their whereabouts VIII be suitably reward
.cL A. LINDE,
ocQ AZ No. l6 Shelby street.
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LuMBHR LuMBER!

lust received I25000 feet clear White Pine, one,
y one and a halt two and three inches thick J0,Hu
feet dried White and Yellow Pine fio0riugi Ab,UO feet
Sawed Cedars, for buitding purposes. posts, etc; o gem
ersl assortment OF Fencing; 100000 sawed Gud cut
Laibs. 100000 heart Cypress hal inch Shingles, and
% COO Fire Brick. in addition TO our already large stock
Of Lumber. noors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which we VIII
sell low for cash.
mrLIyaly NJ. NJ COCHRAN s. BROS.
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MILITARY SERvICE-In the new advertising
column is a summons from the colonel and adju-
tant of the I72regiment of Tennessee militia, to
the citizens of the Fifth, Seventh and Eighth
wards, 70 attend at II o'clock this morning, on
the commons south of the hospital a regimental
DIN. The penalty of mutinous n-on-atteRdance
Is a fine Of 500, and a place in the ranks of
those fTst sent on active service. All white per
sons Of from Is to IS years old, not IN a militia
" company which has rendered its service to the
Confederate government are requested II 70 attend.
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WAETED-Fiftv good hands 10 be cmpioyed a
w Columbus, ~ building and other work. Also hf
~ men for hying artillery for Capt. S. r. Bsnkhead
Appiyto II. L. Caldwell. corner Union and Fourtl
streefE. az he resiaena. Of j i. Rnistrr IncQlfa
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RrInr oF VoLrNTEERs, FAMnEEs-Thl

RELIEF OF F~oLUSTEERs' FAsmTs-The
county cont has appointed the following Alder
men as Ward Almoners, for the distribution Of
the appropriation of twenty-0ne thousand dollars
for the aid of the destitute wives and famih,s:
First Ward, Samuel Tighe; Second Ward, sam.
7. Morgan; Third Ward, Lewis Amisi Fourth
Ward, DIR. Merrill; Fifth Ward, J. o Green
law sixth Ward, }. NJ. Farmer; Seventh Ward,
J. B. Robinson; Eighth Ward, II. Yollimine-
A committee Of one from each county civil dis
frict was also appointed.
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TO ALL WHOM 10 NAY CONCERN

LoOh Sharp--Fair Vnlning!
WDfHlTY DAYS from tbis dsts we will sell Of the
j. Aresde, Front Row . . q large lotof
Trunks, ROFeS, RGHd-BOTcS.
Carpet Sacks, Saddle B0gS,
Etc,
To pay charges at the Goyoso House.
N. c.. a SON,
ocalm Ayers and r. +. Brokers.
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E.gLE ~.WILLEYERI
on STOLEN,
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

large lot Of Singer No. . SEWING MACHINES
a suitable for the manufacture Of army clothing, etc,
III new and in good order. Apply 70 J. Day. EsF'
NTe-1nbts l,c5-ayvl J. G WIRELESS
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WE are authorized to announce h d. EABERS as
y,fg,ri.s se2etdf
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TWO STORE HOUSES, on The corner Of <
J. Union streetend Front Row. Apply 90 LIZ;
Fa.aF# J. J. RAWLINGS, Eliu,l
.UH BriBkley's Block, IAs-A-
ocGIws Main street.
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HTATE q Observation-Disclosures had 10 Iht
- clerks Office, chaneery side Of the common law and
ehaneery court Of the city Of Memphis, Tuesday, Dc
tober the lEt. 1901.
Z. +. Schisicktr, C9mpihn3ht
W.
Charles Latimer, A. A. Hunt and others,
Defendants
It a~ppeariHg from affidavit fled in this cause that the
Iafcudsutg. Charles Istimer, A A. Hunt, W. II. Bran
ham and G.. Z. Massey nre non residents Of the state Of
Tennessee:
II il ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within tne first three days OF the next
farm OF said ceu {, % be held on The secoud Monde = In
November next. 1861, and plead, answer or demur tc
complalnants' bill, or he same VIII be taken tor con
fssged a. 20 them. and set for hearing ex pgrte, and that
a copy of this order be published once a week for foui
successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A c,DvZsttest: JOHN c. IAEfER
Clerk and Ma ter.
J. Fl. Unthauk, solicitor for complainant.
ocAlawiw
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unu,e1--For T,w-gir1c .Ser,;,,.

H'aHfed--FOr Immediate ScrFfcc.
Fify-two drivers for light artillery battery.
Two buglers for hght artillery battery.
Nincty-six ~csnnoncers for light artillery bat.
terry.
Pay frolnsday Of enlistment as allowed by the
Confederate States army regulations.
Quarters will be provided and transportation
viii be allowed 70 all recruits coming from a dis.
lance. Apply 70
Capt JAS. 7. PARKER, G. s. \.
Lieut.. VIM T. HOWARD, c.. s \.
W. HOWARD & Co,
No, I Towards Row,
ol0-2w Memphis. Tenn.
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DIED.
TO CARPENTERS.

Al ,be Southern Mothers October sih, BERyARr
DEEY, Of 81. Louis. No.
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Headquarters lst DR. WESTERN DEPT. I
COLUMBUs, by, Oct. 4, 1861.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 81.
An persons not belonging to the army, and not
residing permanently in Columbus, are hereby
ordered TO leave the camp in lorty-eight hours.
No citizens shall hereafter be permitted to visit
the camp, unless they have business with III
commandant of the post, or the general in com
mand. BY command Of Mai. Gen. Polk.
Z. ID. BLAME,
o5-lw Capt. G. S. A., A A. A. G..
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM, twenty feet by seventy -
"A four, north tide OF Court Sguere, adjoining
Odd CLOVIS Hal. AA
oc6-Iw y G.. SMITH
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NOTICE

TEACHER j. wanted Immediately 10 take charge
"A OF six or eight pupiIs. in a private family. one
eompeteut to pre- pare boys for college required A lib
eral salary viii Dc given. For particulars, address
JOHN S. PETE, NJ. d.
sharon, Upton county
ITavsura-aa
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I'm Chnncery al memphis.

I'm ChanceTy al Memphis.
CTATE or Observation-Disclosures bad in the
- clerks odicr. chancsry side Of the common law snd
chancev court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday Octe-
Der The Sd, ls6l.
Fnvites, Complainsnts
VS.. @
Ohio Life Insurance and Tr1st company L1eAleL
Heines aud Daniel J.. Turner, DtieneaE y
II Appearing from affidavit hed in this cause thal y
defsndsntg. The Ohio Life Insurance and truEt oon
panv, EzeSiel S. Hanes and Daniel y. lnrhei'
Tesidsufa on the State Of To nessee
1t is ordered that they DO enter tneH sPpya M
her. in before or within the 6rst 20 ee oazs $3.50 I'M
November nest. 1861, and plead answer n sr cop-.
compiainants' bill. or the same wa be sfe md mai
- tI;s orrisr he published once a week tot 4c"i
Suceesive Veeks IN the Memphis APpeeaL ,,rn
a copy Cierk and Master.
VIM Thompson, solicitor FOR complainant
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AND

NV hundred thOufand pounds wanted, for which
il We viii pay The hlsheHt mark price.
j.. ". A~RMSTRONG s. o
oro I'm NJ. II Madison street
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Producing Pictures Quickly
and TJ5se 10 .BigE9SI'e.

Our Laboratory f. furnished with sH the appliances
necessary % prepare the hCs5 cbemicls- We are aided
by q first class Altist. and can furnish our customers
with superior plcturesin al the various styles known 20
the art.
IL Artist, furnished with stock.
T. il. CLARK, J. Il. CLARK, CO.,
J. 5 WILKINS No. /, Clarks Marble Block.
ort2 daw
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az CONAEGNMENT

WE viii pay The highest market prices il cash {,
w DRY aud Green uides, Sheep aid d, er Skins.
rc91m J. W. Az STRONG CO
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DR.. NE IRWIN s
AGUE PILLS.
For the Permanent Cure Of EG-
VeF md s1sSEe. Ch5lfS, Remit
cat EegeF, BifiOegS ESCeF,
Dumb sERSsC,
D-nroDruaW nvcraury-

49,
TUIAT have their origin in the miasmatie enuvi'
arising from deesved vegetation.
These PILLS never fail 10 cure all Of the above
named FevPrs. snd WHAT better, they also ACT AS =
PREVENTIVE, ii taken occasionally or daily, whit
exposed 20 the Infection. Hence the old adage, 'ar
ounce Of preventive IS worth n pound o. rure. ID
Dr Meruins Fever and AgEr Pills" difer ron an
other Chill Medicines in the following particulars;
J.. They never fal % perform asPeedy and PeFmAhe"'
cure. r..
:. They ars recommends only for one class Of d'
eases.
q Thav are agreeable ard convenient TO take
4. They contain no poisonous minerals Oe"s P"S
K The do not impair the organic functions OF me
srpuach or any part Of the system. .bo
4 Tbev REQUIRE no other medicine 70 PIspai
sv.tem Tor fheir reception, or afterwards 10 aley HH'A
They ara not a northern "cateh penny hHnoIs,
b,t are ngreDared by gentlemen that were uoll' -.
snd educated under the benign influences o. ou'"e'u
institutions.
Ronemt,er when Won purchase thgse ia
I-9t-n,1ffrp means for Yankee Emigrant Aid
slo y n Sharp's rifles and bowie knives for
.ef-eIjnd kansas. as you many tines have done IN
oIS.us n aft 10 distinctly understand that this is a
49, MEDICINE. prepared from the simple plants
~, roe in our woodlands. on our river banks, bayOus
anu sSs a speciaI merit, we with % call attention 70
- Eet mat in using ibis Medicine you only take af-T
pils- Is not this preferab'e TO swallowing pint OF
nauseous mixture, which, at beet can only Produce the
same result
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26


THE NoTHRRN ONO LUNATTo ASYLUM
The House Con mittee on Benevolent Insti-
tutions yesterday visited the Northern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum at Newburgh, that they
might report upon its condition. They were
accompanied over the building and grounds
BY DR.. Kendrick, the superintendenb and
DR.. Whiting, Assistant Superintendent. The
building is kept as nicely and well as is pos
sible, but all the care and neatness in the
world will not conceal the fact that the
Asylum was badly built, and that the floors
and walls are already in bad condition.
The floors especially are miserable.
The Wards (of which there are six con-
tain at present about one hundred and fly
patients, which is the full capacity of the
building. Those Al all excellently well taken
care of, as is indicated in their appearance.
The wards are light and perfectly clean and
have plants in the windows and about the
halls which add greatly to the oheerfulness
OF the place and the pleasure of the patients.
The Committee express themselves very
nAucA RloaSe1 WIN e4AS oPP0oA VI VIC
Asylum and think DR.. Kendriek one Of the
best men for the place to be found in the
State. The Steward, Mr.. Pond, has dis
charged his duties 70 the entire satisfaction
Of the Committee,
Alter partakingof bOuntiful dinner with
the officers and family Of the Institution the
0or, n, itfra vet,,rr,s5 70 tov-, aud Mill 1aava
for Columbus this morning.
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Csssslpa.lsn Or csssIrsss...

No one Of the Many Ills flesh Is heir to +"
lA % prevalent 80 little Understood and 50 much
neglected - Costvenegs- Often originatinF IN care
le91nes5l or sedentary habits; &c d raqaFdsd a. 3
angnt disorder OF too little consequence excite
anXiety, Whilt In realitg IL Is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most fatal and dauqsrous
diseases, and unfe1s early eradicatod it viii bring
TIE sufferer 70 an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which oostiVsness Is the usual sfan
dant arc Headache, Colic, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others Ct like NATURE while long
train OF rghttul diseases such as Malgnst fsVer6,
4pllep5ys Paralysis, Hysteria, HTpochondriasis-
Melanch0lyi and Insanity, r5t indicate tbair pre5-
snee IN the system By this alarming symptom. Hot
IN frequently the disasos named originate IN Con-
snpation, but take an Independent 5zisteuce ul-
less the cause Il eEadicated in eEry EtaFs IRON
should receive immediate attention whenever t oc-
curs, and no person should neglect 70 get box 70
Oephaitic Pills on the hrst appearanc8 Of the con-
plainrs a. thelr timely viii dispdi the insiduoul
apProaehes Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe
% human life.
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AssAUur.-Patricl McGinnis, while com
ing up Vineyard street hill on Saturday
evening, was met and assaulted by four men,
one Of whom knocked him down with a
Slung-shOt. No dispute had arisen, nor was
any prOvoeation whatsoever given. His
cries brought young man to the spot, at
whose approach the rufians fed. McGinnis
was conveyed to neighbOring Office and a
physician called, who dressed the wound
made by the slung-shot. His right eye was
very badly injured by the blow, and it is
feared the sight is destroyed. It is not
known who the men were, or what reason
they had for the attack.
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By Last Nights Mail
No. atenIIn-r-n.

The forts and other federal property in
Texas have been surrendered to the State au-
thorities, and the federal troops are with
drawn. As An art Of gracious condeacension
''Ehey were allowed to peaeeably withdraw" ("
How much did Texas cost Us at first and
how much have we expended in her behalf
sinee2 and how many troops have we fur
nished for her projections In answer, our
property is seized and we are told to vacate
the premises. iiit II3
Now, "let US eempromise."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

PoErEAu OF Nh. 6EpD1Sss- The portrait
Of Hon. ]. R. Giddings painted by Miss
Ransom, which we noticed a few days
since, has been placed in sargsant's window
where it attracts many adniring gazers.
Miss Ransom is an artist Of great merit, and
the advantages which she has enjoyed have
evidently been turned to excellent use.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

aE Nothing Is 50 essential to personal
beauty a. an elegant set Of testh-tO those
who do not possess this requisite. We would
observe that DR.. DickersOn's is the place to
procure such a set at an astonishingly low
price. He pays particular attention to the
mapufacture of "Yulcanite Plate" as well
as to all other branches of the business. It'd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

Special Dispai ehes to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
NE. LUooLE's ARRIFAL.
WAsRIEeToS, Saturday, Feb. %.
This morning, shortly before six o'clock.
Mr.. Seward wended his way down to Will
ards Hotel, where he remained almost soli-
tary and alone in the hall in front Of the
Office, to the wonder Of the few persons about
at that hour, evidently looking for some one
to arrive BY the train mOmentarily expected.
When the trains passengers for the house
did arrive, the mystery Of Mr.. Stewards 50
early appearance at the hotel was instantly
cleared up, for the tall figure Of Abraham
Lincoln was seen conspicuous among them.
He was accompanied BY tw0-friends only
Mr.. E. J. Allen, Of New York, and Mr..
Lennon. -..-r-
Accompanied By Mr.. Seward, he immedi-
Rtely retired to parlor No. Of the house,
which, with the suite Of apsrtm suts attach-
ed to it, had been quietly engaged for him
yesterday, and prepared for his reception
this morning.
So quietly did he travel between Harris
burg and this city, that none Of the railroad
officials knew he was on either train. Thus,
at IL A. NJ. to-day they were preparing to
send the contem plated extra train over to
Baltimore 70 bring him 10 this city this after
noon, and were astonished on learning he
was certainly here.
At half. past nine Mr.. Lincoln breakfasted
in hi ssittiDg room. 1fr. Seward joined him
shortly before eleven A. NJ, and taking a
carriage, they proceeded TO the Executive
mansion, to call quietly on President Bu-
chanan, who wGA then in Cabinet council,
the Cabinet having been called to meet to-
day ct half past nine.
Mr.. Buchanan is said to have been greatly
surprised en- having Mr.. Lincoln's card SO
unexpectedly sent up to him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

TIE CONCERT LAST EvENING.-The concert
of the Musical Society, which was given last
evening at the MeIedeon, attracted large
audisnce. It was in every way success,
and we may fairly boast that we have in our
midst an orchestra capable of rendering the
best music in the best manner. The "Tower
Scene" from TToVators, striking and bean
tiful piece, was loudly applanded. The
sweetest notes Of Leland's eloquent bugle
were called out, and his mastery execution
of rapid and difficult passages well deserved
the encore which it received.
Pease's piano playing is such as it is rarely
our good fortune 70 hear surpassed, even by
those Of far greater fame. The delicacy and
precision Of his lingering were evidenced in
the Valse ct Mareks De Concert, as we'll as in
the eHeors which followed.
We hope that the Musical Society will be-
come one of the institutions of Cleveland,
and that their concerts may be something to
be regularly looked forward to, for it is by
such performances that the musical taste Of
g people is educated and developed.
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TIE MAsoUERADE.-A large number, both
of spectators and dancers were present last
evening, upon the occasion of the naked
ball for Mr. Ballou's benefit. The charac-
ters represented were unusually numerous
and varied. Among the mere conspicuous
we noticed very antit lsted Holland gen
tleman with wooden q Oes and pipe of ez-
ceeding size second Dutehman, pipeless,
but with a nose Of corresponding dimen-
sions; gentleman of vast rotundity a gen
tlemsn in stars and stripes; q gentleman
Harlequin gentlemen IS jockeys, friars,
monks, soldiers, sailors, &C., &c. On the
other hand, among the fairer representatives
were flower girls, dancing girls, Dutch
girls, Quaker girls, mock duteheses, and mock
peasants without number, as swell as other
characters which we did not comprehend.
Mr.. BaIlou himself did the honors as a
veritsble Parisian, and we think we seldom
saw. better looking Frenehman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

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