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CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
ines, which they offer to supply
etor's lowest wholesale prices.
:, Nos. l6l and 81 Chartres street,
Houley's Vegetable, Coleman's,
Gntiand's German, oxygensted.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarps's de
British, Harlaem.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White. @a
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor, @=
Jones' Chemical,
Railways Medicated, Castilsa,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and c Compounds
of all descriptions.
PILLS,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mofat's Life, Brandreth's, 81
|Strong's Compound Sanstive,
|strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Motifs Chalybeate,
Hull's Fever and Ague, q
Morrison's, Lees, New London.
PARIS, Sappingtoa's, Champ
ion's, ,-...=m=a.
Graetfenberg, Jayne's Sana.
Jayne,s Ague, Winer's Camo
mile, .Z 81
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, PEERS,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Sooper's, Govel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasic's Health.
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
iChickner's Sugar. coated,
lGilbert's Anti-Bilious Beck
Ewith's,
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills,
tScott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy's Female
IIondon's Indian S8native,
IIlouden's Ague, Holloway'g,
iHalsteed's :-Dyspeptie,
jGordon's. McLane's Liver. nj
| HAIR DYES.
iCristsdorois Hair Dye,
iPhHlcn's Magic, Bachelors,
lGiiman's instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauel's,
lCristadora's, Boglss. w
| MISCELLANEOUS.
lDr. Morse's Invigorating Cor
| dial,
Wriglt's EiiZir, @@= @"a
Thorn's Extract.
Tnrrant's AperIsnt, ~
Tarrantts Elixir of Rhubarb.
Carteris Spanish Mixture.
Limerick S Master of Pain,
Mothers Relief, zM
iToothRche Drops,
tLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. hiddGr's Cordial,
Thompsnn's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's AstrIngent,
Hyattis Life Balsam,=
McMunn's Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
Railway Resolyent,
Tarrant's Indelihie Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
|TFiesnlar. z0g Zzu. - o.,
DIR. Roses Preparations,
Winerts Arcanum Extract,
Tenenr's Specific,
Marshall's Gatholicon,
Morse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock, o
Perry Davis's Pain Killer, 3
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com.
ponNdi
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Crossmau's Specific,
DIR. Wards Specific,
Upham's Pile Electuary,
Steers 0pediidoe,
Godfrey's Cordial, @ o
Turlington's Balsam,
Gayety's Medicated Paper.
RateIaan's Drops,
Dr.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Itucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy,
Dir. Marchlsl's Uterine Gatholi=
con,
Cherokee Remedy.
Gowan's I4ithontriptic,
jI.onden's Preparations,
lHoushtfa's Pepsin.
iinrhy's Prephylactic Fluid
HEinAM SGHSAPpS.
IL, and gll dealers iii any Of the
catalogue, will find il 10 their ed
heir orders as above, where will
'rtnent of GENUINE PATENT
'tates. and at the lowest prices.
WRIGHT 4 co. h.
EBIGINE WAREHOUSE,
Cha rtraa STRAIT Np4V nrlaaps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-28

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Re it remembered the ninth day of May 1860 before
me the undersigned Justice Of the Pence in and the city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaua President and
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope insurance Company
New Orleans Who being duly according to law do de-
nose and say foregoing accounts just and true and
eorrec. transcript from the books of said company.
II. PEYGHAUD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me this ninth day of May
1860. =, Ahlt-u y N , SAuGl u
The Roard of Directors have this day declared dividend
of thirty per the capital paid in of this Company out of
fbe mel earning the ending the 30h April 1860
able In accord h Article Twelfth of the Charter of said
Company, towit; -, =. "a. -
Ten per III cunt pala IN, pAyable on demand
the stockhoers THEN raj representatives and after tn
h instant and balance be credited nsallment
' II. PEYCHAUn. President.
s. PLASSAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary
--pIREGToRs.-
PIassan. A. Laforest. r. MAlochee,
g. n. Kernion, Thos. n. Blake, b Nautre
nlu and
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Bebietu Of the alarksts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 CkaP STREET,
Friday Morning, Dec q, 1860. !
CorToN 49,. With unfavorahle weather and
poor assortment of desirable lists on the market
the sales did not exceed $500 bales at about pre-
vious prices. We still quote:
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DENTISTRY,
-. ARTIFIcIAL TEErH-rhs hast,

g. ARTIFICIAL TEETH-The best
Ess@sIS cheapest and replete Dental Establish.
~I1II Irl94 Canal street. ~
His facilities manipulating Artificial are
by Practical Dentist the United States dng competi
ton and al prices charged by the inexperienced
Persons requiring superior Dentistry, should procure where
they rely upon the experience, skill and in ey which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth Of surprising beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
tion
PAINLESS TooFHACHE EXTRACTOR for readily ex.
tracing Teeth without pain superedng anything before
tanned by the profession, astonishing all VINO witness it.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with Skill and
for cheapnes and utility are unsurpassed by others Unk-
fully applied Tech remodeed and fl guaranteed
charges At The following prices guarantee
campaigning each II desired and
after two months trial their money will De returned
Full sets on Sterling Silver bnse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Full sets finest finish gums, bound. 40 90
Full sets yulcanized Rubber equal to gold FROM 10 so ID
Full sets Is carat gold base beautiful form 30 to so 90
Full % gold base. from Is To l25 10
The most perfect gems that can be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DIR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
Ennnl
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail on SUNDAY Dec. 30 at A. NJ -
+Ezs NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
I'll W%t HAVANA U. S. Mail Iine-For Key West and
Havana via Pensacola, Apalachicoa St. Marks
Keys Tampa Bay and ManaeeThe superior coppered
copper fastened steamship Atlantic, j. g. Crovel,
commander, will leave above, carrying the u s. mails
For freight passage having superior sateoom accommods
tons for passengers apply on board, or TO
/. q. HARRIS Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight Apaacheola St Marks and Tampa Bay subject
herage steamers expense but at the risk of the
signees
current in New Orleans
Freight beyond Apalachicoa and Pensacola will be recev
and after Wednesday, the 26h inst Friday the 2Sh
and the above ports Saturday, the 2ath d2
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MECHANICAL STAR BAKERY ITALIA
W. street. Depot, No. Tehoupitouas street.
N. F. RICE Proprietor.
Constantly on hand, large assortment Of
Coffeehouse Bead, Sugar Crackers, Water Crackers,
Wine Biscuit, Pilot Bread Butter :.
Gracknel Navy Soda
Picnic French Boston
OILS 3m II. RODRIGUEZ. Solicitor.
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-a A PIANO FOR sc SO SPLENDID
~ Rosewood Case Seven Octave PIANO. perfect
III in good order made by Ignacous Pieyel TO- Parts
and valued $3.50 will be Ratified for Benehca
chances ali taken.
Tickets at 20 80 chance Fer sale at this Union House.
No. % Common Jshn NJ. Steton, PORT
street, where the Piano be
Try your luck. Il will be handsome piece Of urn
arlnf dgJ 1fI
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1 situated in the Piney Woods Cosngton La will
E dning the winter for the reception Of Families
and other and offers unusual Inducements inyaids and
those seeking the enea influences Of dry eqnabe South
climate and good chalybeae and sulphur springs with the
retirement Of 4 country home
The subscriber hstters himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with the attention that viii e paid 10 their comfort and
i joytnent. . 49,.
% R1f ", W. HENDERSON.
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&S NEGROES FOR SALE : JOSEPH e
~ BRU1N, regular trader in This city for the last E&
twenty six years, has inst arrived with large kK
s1.of Maryland and Virginia NEGROES. such as Me-.3
chancs Hose Servants Cooks Washers and IroneH and Field
Hands and viii be receiving fresh supply during all The sea
For sale reasonable for cash approved city
eepanees his old Stand of Esplansde and Chaes
streets Thd District SEQ TmaW
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THE IVORY PHOTOGRAPH-

Especial attention called this
Of the Photographic We prepared to make these
pictures Which for great holiness and delacy cang
Ivory Miniature. Call and judge for yourselves.
Strict attention heretofore paid The
deceased persons copied into small enlarged into life
painted oil pastel colors style
EAr F. JACOBS continues uperintend the prompt exc.
cuton of all work entrusted TO MI I'm
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These Articles of Association may be modified altered and
the capital stock may be increased any
millions Of dollars in the provided by law with
Of twobids in Of all the Stockholders obtained
in general meeting convened after thirty days notice. When
increase capital snail be duly authorized sixty days
notice of the shall be given newspapers published
the city of New Orleans within which time holders shall
have the privilege Of taking additional shares in
ton 10 the amount Of their stock and shares taken
the expiration Of that time be disposed Of by the Directors
fer the benefit Of the Association, but less than par
value,
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MURPHY,s HOTEL,

This comodou establishment having been thoroughly
waited mixing Of the most PLEASANT as well as CEN
TRIAL LOCATIONS IN this city the proprietor tenders to his
friends bis thanks for their heretofore and
Hocs continuation OF their favor confidently assuring them
that nothing that money huy shall be wanting TINT
contribute to their comfort The BAR and TEN-PIN AL
LEYS connected with the establishment unsurpassed
self II RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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BEG ITO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT L
AhaFe this day instituted in Fo District Court OF
New Orleans dissolve tnarshp existing
between Mr.. EUGENE GuGIN, Mr.. ATHANAsE skGRET
TIN and myself and TINT will hold posibe
credits which may henceorth be
firm recognize payments made to Gugin the
a., DUPUY.
New Orleans December d 1856 d24 4,
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I OUIsIANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE

Il Or LhASE. ~
left bGnk
of the Mississippi fellow The Gosernnent Wharf within
the city Orle offered good
capitalists who may be dasaus Of aiding in The
progress of Southern manufactures It in complete
pair we'll 4sng boilers,
pan usal machines bone black furnace filters moulds
and yard and in fast all the
requisites carrying Sugar Refinery Moasses Keboi
ing large scale. With ttle additional expense Il might
easily converted into Cotton Mill.
1t has Wharf attached Leves, with water sni
the accommodation of vessels delivering taking In
X
or further iaforfnati u far terms apply to
n 81 ONT str
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-05
oPPeS1TToS Convention.

ne OpposHionists OF shelby eoqntY baVe a
meeting announced 60 tske place at Rzisigh
to-mors -, and We shan know what they De-
sign By this movement when we see their rfs-
olutions. Thepwill probably Nominate JoHs
BRIL- FOR President, declare the Democratic
party to be corrupt, and Tie Blaek-Rspubliesns
sectional, land the glorious Union, and nomi-
nate themselves as The only trustworthy, con
s~srvstivs Union party. We do not see the
necessity fo- such an organization, and regard
it ss an fort to divide the people iHto fse-
lions, lust as our Representative are divided
a. Washington. We think it clear that the
South ought to be united at the present inpor-
tsnt crisis in our history, in order that The
consolidated vote Of the Southern States may
be cast for g cons f~tutional man. u the oPPo-
sition are determined to distract he southern
States. we shall hsve the drama cf The lsst
Presidential election PLAYED over again, Ei'h
probably a more tragieal result, in the svert
The Blsek-RsPubhesn candidate succeeds.
Or, 10 refer % a more recent event, II our
councils are distracted and TIE strength Of the
south divided, we shan witness another sach
contest % q larger and more deploTsbit
scale, as that which has Just terminstsdin the
triumph Of q Black Republican SPEAKER 70 the
House a R prsssntstivss- No true and psti-
otc southern nan can Be Eratf6ed with such
another scene as that, when TIE southern nan
had The notification o. seeing TIE Sub scat
tered on nearly every ballot while our section
al enemies, The Blsek-Rspubhesns, came rrs
in almost a solid mass, voting for a Helpsrite,
Bssrly in aboiy, svery dsy Tor two months
Nav We Be spared such a contest ss that o.
the thsatsT OF the whole Union, to shake he
fabric Of he Government and most probably
destroy forever this proud heritage Of our
fathsn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-05

Tar WHrTE SLAVES OF THE NoErH-a
sewing girl, named Susan Lee. complain, BIZ.
eriy through tbe columns Of a New York ps-
psr. o. The Injustice and fraud praetesd bvtbs
employers Of thesswihg girls. The miserable
Pittapes they earn wesklyis lssssnsd bv down.
right ehestns, and Il q girl complains. she r.
told to find work Somewhere else. She fbus
d=serbes tie condition Of her class
We, a. even one knows, By fhonsands In
cod o. heat rain, snow or slest. van ~
streets earlyin The morning 10 cur work-plses
carrying perhaps, IN a. old Newspaper. wbs
We ell our dinner. often only bread. or. Al
best = little cold meat, with bread and pafs.
toes, and from etEht IN he morning until ave
and somstimes SIX O'Clock IN the evening
lstoPpiag only a. noon 10 eat our cold lunehN
Lor thsEe men who have msde and are mati7g
fortunes from our labors; and who. bsss.s
stintinEly paying ne, TAX 10 us IS thorrb ~
were Whst uahYnf then seen to b. b-yl.. =,
human shape.
ana mere TT ne EaV that our slavery an
that q tens Of thousands North. IL ~ No..
mtstrabis han S. hat Of ur well fad -,H
clothed, n well cared for colorsS &C.,.
the seuthEhpse fpndaien We hear ID ~-.l
sympathy expressed for, even from ~ ,-I-5t-
and no doubt often, too, BY tht very m.-
Cypress us. and even cheat rs out al a. -
earned shillings.
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HURLRUT a 60,
New Rrn and Renewal

FNhe unir-nned Is associafef uifh him IN bHirers.
as hrothcB Nh McCLCaH ard 8. r. uURLHUT.
a1irenJvrdhs siock % 2o Nan q eft, 1rnosits court
s11lrts ehere ~ hcpes NJ asw frn vii c1ufinre 10
ns hEEcrugr ratrcna ard a. many more ss they nay
.eE1l ar1rlf tcbrinE vita thau- Our chiect VAL -.
toEefthf veU bea zoodsr andse them At living proaf..
ne Paus w1u y tun ne csifhrsted mafers. Stsinnav
4 sons. A r. Sale a Co.. a1d J.. q. Dunh1n- an u1al
rsutfd 1rl So Taam ~ strEO sheet Mnsic - tFe
AraeH ~ NJ civ al uld recsiFe atlilors daily.
Also ID n-srl ufr11rtire sf 10 = nusic store
5Es1-ln JAS. A. MccLuRE.
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~Atfaehment for behf

HAnLE GULL. Law Side q he C1mrnon
Va fLtW anf chancry Court %
HERMAN 4 CO. Shs'dty Of Msmp6iL
rs ihiscaus- IL app.arinr 20 fas dert IN vasas5c that
L ne defsnianfr ars non. rsstdean - the STATE % T-n-
nssseei i'm therefore ordered int uuhlicatian b mnfs
FOR Tour suncrSsiFe vrets in TIE Memphis Daily kpneaf,
~requiring said defeniauis - rrpear before the Juize %
Memphis. on ne arst Nsniay On Nara drzt. b dsfeud
re suit hruurhtagairs thsm IN ais behalf o. iudgment
MARCUS I. WRIGHT cisrk
b. chas. " Ictaaca Dspufy Cts-E
Harris 4 wisor, kft'ys AZ CourfI frts4E
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Fre@ washhston--RePubIioan eau.
cuN--NomInnfInnn fnr rIrrE

h-AsHrS5roE, Feb. 2-ne Republican
Caucus made no nominations to-day, bet Their,
was a general discussion Of candidates 70
omees q The House, and an understandinr
vas lad As TIE ease % the spsskership
he Republicans in the House would cast The
votes for forney forzCi-rt, and Hsfn7p.
sou.h American, Of Mavla1d. for Sergeant.
Arms TIE suhJset Of doorkeeper was
discussed there being some six candidates. bu-
20 conciuston was arrived a., AID TIE czuebs
adjourned, without discussion hs question Of
post master or printing.
hr. lucas, o. Illinois, G. the most promioert
candidate for postmaster. Committees viii
not be announced until next week. Mail eon-
trace rs are making great pressure in behalf
Of taeir claims, hut The factt that thew ala wbsf
shsy could 70 defeat the Republican ean8iast.
IoI SPEAKER eeprives then q much sympathy
they would otherwise have.
Srlnd was to-day confirmed BY vote q
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beds, and We slept four hours and OF agan;
reached Jcppa az eight In the morning. and
was glad 10 get aboard ship andsrest / met
in Jerusalem Mr.. Seward, he great Abolition
agitator; be took passage with Us to Alexan-
dria in Egypt, where got three days leave
aud went up % Cairo; there I saw the great
Mosqpcof Mahomet All and OF Sulfan Hossani
also The dancing dervishes. and many other
strange rights; visited The great Pyramits and
brsakfastel ontop of Cheonss n returned abcard
ship after seeing pompey's Pillar, and sailed
for the Island C Gambia, the birthplace Of an
cient mythology; from Gambia wehea tedious
Foyage 20 Messina; We intended going %
Malta. but e Is getting laieIn the season and
we had TO give O. up, which J regre's for Il We
had gone there Wonid have been over 81 TIE
track Of s.. Paui's voyage whsn be was ship
mrr~EnH :
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PTANOS g MEL0DEONS.
A Complete GrIst MN for $50.
TIE TON THUMB GRlsr It'll


TfuIS mill hss heen well tested andit quaI,iss srs
4 fu1r estatHshrd " e. br~eHsrea 70 he uueEr
a. ne iatsst improved ard BE- cdst iron HHf IN Ne
10 ousrlctian D. anirsly S--rle. requiring ~ amin
uechanism or III ~ art % Friufiug 10 rp--atr IL.
II - FURNISHED va inceaiA1a aavice tor rarrIst-
iuE he Ted uhich = pla-sf within ne thrnaf ~ the
MI. ms inv~ .ion supplies the pace Of ne cumber-
nme ard . Eattou- utle-sfaE and shsa. nerfrrninz
oonre-rufy ~ the oIces % batk.
Thr avis - ne Mn is horir1nfsi. nd IL IL aranras
. Be run win belt non . horss-pswer. or any ord-
na.y matnr.
Itmav ~ run win atuo-horse pos-r. ID = a sueed
o. tEo hundred and hftv rev-i1tioas per minHtr. On la
nfy b operated viii p-sportionallv increased results
iqr everF 1ncremeat power ard ped. IN 10 four or
nore h1rse-poEsr, and four or SIX bunfred rsrBlufi-ns
per mlnufa.
ne MI Is warranted 10 perform a. ststrd.
NJ fohoTtng letter IL tram a-respunsihIea Gentlemen.
who h using me o. fhe Mills
HEEaorkr uinoia. Frb.M fs5a-
hesr1Heeres-Ere Pre- A ne Hnis Ton
munb GfistMili you sent ne - he best thinr - Ebe
Enf In use. We hsrh uouud corn. aafs. harev H-n-
farian Erass 500 md buckuheat. Il -orka so..uy ~
vita eaeh We Eruund six hEshels pr hour. m are
onnaieut th-t ~ can put eisht bushalz- 81 drv rorn
thr1u1h- sri thsu make as Eood nal a. ean hs msfs
utth BARR. CItREE
secretaTy - ne Ea-ln Comuany
Shipptng weight. psesed- for-transpoFtionf ~ rsIar
express 40 p1undz Prize s2a.
HEDGES PRIZE a co.
Na-e Main afreeL Cincinnafi- Ohia.
d. hecohHS a co IA Msin street. M--uhis.
AeentN WlAfh1T tin rDeratiQn. fehSdIt-E1s =
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OR q s2atehes from Washington last eve
ming, brought an assaranes Of the thorough
organization Of The National House Of Repre-
ssniaeves, BY ths election Of JoHS " FoR-
wy, (anu-sdaiuistrsion,) to the eleTkshin,
and Mr.. HorFaAE, Of Maryland, (oPpasition)
ssrgesnt-st-Arms. No other business was
transacted. and the House adjourned Until
rr--r--
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WASHINGTON, February 1-The Harpsrss
Ferry investigating committee discharged
Realf to-day. He win leave Immediately for
New York. Thaddsus HYATT arrived here TO-
dav. and viii appear before the committee to-
MORROW.
Senator Wilson was bstnrs the eomnittss
to-dsv. He stated that early in NAY, 1855.
Mr.. Forbes csns to bis seat IN the Senate
chamber. and introdaeed himself, and inform
a bin that be (Forbes) had been EMPLOYED b.
Brown to 90 10 Kansas 70 drill some forces in
1851; that Brown had not paid him fgr his
trouble : that his (Forbes') family was starry
inc in Europe. He said that The men in the
East who had contributed for the defense Of
Kansas ought to pay him.
He WAS much excited, and denounced Brown
and others. He said that some Of the arms
which were sent to Kansas bad passed into
Browns hands, and were stored in Iowa. He
wrote 70 Dr.. Howe, Suggesting to him 10 sc
some Of the men who had contributed arms for
the defense Of Kansas, 10 Cptthe csc arms out Of
Browns hands, and place them in the control
Of reliable men IN that Territory, who woud
see that tbsy were not used for illegal bur-
poses, or it would involve the men uhs hadeop-
tHbutrd them in trouble. D. Howe imme-
distely wrote back that the orderha been Sent
p Brown 10 deliver up those arms. The mat
ter passed OFT Of bis mind, and be supposed an
was right. He had never heard a word about
TIE organization Of forces for the invasion OF
HsrpsT's Ferry in 1855 or aftsrEsrd. and did
pot know that Howe had sent his letter to
Brown.
The resident Democratic National commit
tee several DAYS ago instructed their Chairman
70 call OF Senator Mason 70 Inquire into the
authority Of the newspaper dispatches in rela-
ton to the proceedings before the Harpsr's
Ferry committee. He wau assured that infor
nation bad not been furnished BY any member
q the committee OF clerk FOR publication. and
that the statements sent abroad were 20 part
Of the testimony, but they nav have been fur-
nishrd By witnesses under oath.
All the msmbsrs-of ths House who voted for
Mr. Pennington have been notified h meet ar
the capiol tomorrow afternoon. The object
is q MAKE noninations for al other elective
officers n tlat body.
The Senate to-day decided 70 act In evecu-
tive session to morrow, on the motto On % recor.
slider the vote By which Francis J. Grund was
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