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RlnahAra.

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DIR. EAToNs INFANTILE CORDIAL.
and Rhy' because 1t to afford instantaneous rslf
when given in time. 1t acts By magic and one trial alons
wiconynce you that what say is true 1t contains
NO PAREGoR1C OR oPTATE
Of kind and therefore relieves the
child instead Of by deadenng its senbies For mia
eason commends Itself the only reliable preparation now
known for Children Teethng Darrhea Dysentery tpiuo
in the Bowels Acity Of the Stomach Wind Cold In The Head
and Group also for soenng the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain 1t has no equal
being anspasmodc 1t used with uniang nil
Of Gonyuon other Fits AS you value the life and
health Of children and wish them from those sad
bligng consequences whch to result from the e
of narcotics of which all other for Infanie Com
plants composed take hut Dr. Eatons Inane Cor
dial this rely upon 1t ispereetly harmless and car
not innre the most delicate infant Price cents Fun dec
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
-.=.. CHURCH DUPONT
No. 400 Broadway Sav Yark
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

r w. 81 j. II. STARR, ~
~ CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New Jersey,
-Manufaourersof--
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUSFc or AS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,tor Retorts and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS requiredt or setting the nhe
attest and most improved modes.
WASHERS CoNDENsERs, sGRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retortsf rom pressure.
PURIFI FIERS varying 1000 to l590000 cubic daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs,t or PURIFIERS
STATION METERS, of ali sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsCoPIG end SINGLE, with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from IL to IS inches diameter, Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such Branches. Bend,,
Drps, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from inches either brasst plain
WROUGHT IRON woRK--An the Smith and Sheet Iror
Work required in and about Gas Works.
Ms~communicaions should be addressed to the PRINC-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
s9-BRAGGH IIi M OFFICE l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. jel3 lyaW
MEALS AMBRosIA WHISKY.
PURE ARTICLE, .l.
for Family and Medicinal Purposes.
M To be had of all the principal Druggists Grocer
throughout the United States. 5a@
.4 -@ A. A. NEAL,
.". Sole Agent,
n...~ @- No. l07 Walnut street.
LED ly&w PH1LApxuPH1A
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LED ly&M
HHEsTNuT GROVE WHISKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
Ths Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY dc
sres introduce the article the public city
and country, the .@N5
PUrest DiTusable Stimulant
which has been prepared for medical Il itself
cordial heahul and nvgoating the enfeebled
whether by age or disease distilled from the best rye and
peculiarly his whereby the Fns Oil and other uoxious
gedent known be consiued in the Whisky general uss
comretey separated that the absolute purity of this
ticle from any foreign adnlxture is guaranteed.
addition the following testimonials the most emf
Analytical Chemists of Phiadepha New and Bos.
the State Agricultural Society have endorsed IT with
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity Read the following
CERTIF CATEs: Mm%+
Philadelphia, sept.s 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky you u.s. CONTAINS none Of the
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which character
istc injurious ingredient the Whisles general use
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept. 5, 1855
anased sample Of Chestnut Grove WHISKY received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadepha and having
carefully tested it. pleased to state that it is entirely
from poisonous deeterous substances 1t unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist,
Boston, March Z 1859.
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves heheayy
Fusil ellis and perfectly pure and unsdulterated. The
Of this Whisky derived grain manu-
featuring il. Respectfully,
A. "A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer
Ne. l6 Boyston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
ie2 ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
rHADyyICK,s ROYAL PATENT DOUBLE SELF
- ACTING ARCHIMEDEAE
VentiIator,
SMOKE C0ND UGT0R AND SPARK 4RRESEER,
@ s I -FoR-
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
And to Venlate any place where fresh is required
Warranted to imperfect draft in Chmneys.
# STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
BA book with description references will be forwarded
by mail. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS,
Assignee and Manufacturer,
seq 3m No S05 RACE STREET, Philadelphia Pa.
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sUsANNAH KIRBY.

the world.
The restorative is pnt up bottles three Sizes viz Large
medium and small The small holdshalf pint and etail IN
one dollar PCT bottle The medium bottle holds least eay
cent proportion than the etls for two
dollars bottle Tbelarge holds quart forty per cent more
in poportIon and Ieais for three dollars bottle o. j.
WOOD CO., Proprcors, 44i Broadway New York snd ia
Market street ST. Louis No aud sold good ruggsts sy
fancy goods dealers
J. WRIGHT 4 co. Agents, 5..Z Z
2l and l5l Chartres street.
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RTIGLE XIII.


Thus done and passed the city New Orleans aforesaid
this day. month and year first above wr ten in presen OF
Marcel Ducos and Antoine Gonand witnesses of lawful age
expressly required aud domcaed ia this city who hereunte
sign their names with said nppearer and me Eotary.
The original signed J. B. SLAWsoN and Others
NJ. T. DuGRQS,
A. EONAND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify the foreeong copy the original ex
tant in my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1870.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages Parish
Of Orleans cee that the foregoing Charter has
day recorded in Society Book No. q folio 4l4.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1860
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That has
STOOD THE TEST oFYE ARs
Ana rroy,. ,,,rs ,,,d ,...a
And grows more and more Popular every dazl

And testimonials new and almost without number might he
given from ladies and gentlemen all grades society whos
united testimony none could resist that Prof Woods Res
toraye will the bald gray and preser te hair ~
the youth to old age, In nil its youthful beauty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
GPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! @M
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEt
sPALDING1s PREPARED GLUEi @


EGO NoMYi DIsPATCHi
Me-" A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.''~ea ~
As accidents will happen in wel1regulaed families
desirable to have cheap convenient way for re
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
without IT, 1t is always ready and mp the sticking point
There longer necessity for nping chairs spntered ye
neers headess dolls and broken cradles just the article
for cone shell and other ornamental work. popular with
dies of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is Hsed cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities
best glue may used The place OF ordi
nary mncilage, being vastly adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price 25 cents
Wholesale Depot, No As Cedar street, New York
Address HENRY G. sPAT.DING & CO.,
Box No. 5000, New York.
Put up for Dealers Cases containing nr eight and twelve
dozea beautiful Lhograph Show Card accompanying each
package.
R1P-A single bottle of sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE
viii ten times its annually every householda
Sold by all prominent staones Druggists Hardware
Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING,s
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will stand
any climate. {aIg ly&W
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sANFoRD's =a1
YER IN VIG ORA TOR

tits compounded entirely from Gums has become an A.
tabsed fact Standard Medicine known approved ky a
that have used it. and resord to with confidence in all
the diseases for which 1t is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within two years who
given all hopes relief unsolicited ceir
Gates in my possession chow.
The dose adapted of ts iudivd
taking quantities az 10 act an
Bowels.
of Judgment guide you the use of tha
Liver Inyigorator and it will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhea Summer COMPLAINTS
Dysentery Dopsy Sour Stomach Hsbtus Cbolo
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Inantum Fatulence lam
dice Female Weaknesses, and may AZ
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t win Sick Headache far
thousands testify in twenty minutes or three tea
poonsfn commencement of attack An who nsa
are giving their testimony In its favor.
Mix water mouth with the IayiRorator and swaovs
both together
Price lper BOTTLE =5- s =.=5= r=Z
sandfOrd's Family Catzeartfc Pills.
0opondedfrom pure Vegetable Extracts and put upin Glass
Cases air tight, end viii keep In any climate.
The Family Csthartic PHI gentle and active Cathartic
shieh the prepcor has used in his practice than twenty
ssT g4e ss eq%9ang % 1 demand those who
ssr e III to Their 4ss Fss ha induced luce s within
different portions of the bowels 'e' "Os
Ihs FaIsiy esthsrtic Phi due 10 this we
fact been compounded from variety pure
gegeabs Extracts which alike every part the anen
needed such as 6e soas mhSss Sese
Pains ,h IN 5s Back snS Los and sarsess
ng o r @ 9 FsssI @ Los Of Appetite
#sss a he1 bai a # s
mention T IN this advertisement, p9se to 3 Price Dimes
oy Druggists generally and sold by the the large
,.s " sAEEqRD, NJ a., Manufacturer and Proprietor
nNa&@ And sold By aysEy D1usgiai
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Candy, Sugar Plums, Loxenges, ETC.,
In all their varieties made exclusively treble Refined
Loaf Sugar without aduteaon admixtre Of deleterous
substances Of any kind
Those wishing 10 purchase article requested TO call
and examine stock and them with those offered
elsewhere.
Rz-Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES for families put up to
order, at prices ranging from IS upwards
R5candes etc, etc. packed in boxes of 2 so 100 lb
suitable for The Southern trade and shipped to order
pS-orders by mail promptly executed
Rg~Terms, cash. jyl7 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

DORT-4s Il caska Kee8,ef,s burgundy for sale by
5, WOLFF,
n20 corner DRAWER and New Leyee sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

BATTLE CNEBKi Mich, Dec. 2I, lRS3
Pof Wood Thee wilt please accept line inform ,hee
that the hair head all fell off twenty years awn
caused by complicated chronic disease Intended with an arm
non on the head continual course Of suffering through a
aple TO oDtan sf for neither have been able o than
up IN consequence of which my head suffered extreeiy
iton I'M eod ms induced pay Briggs Hodges almost
restorative, about the first of August aAt have fifhFnIJy
followed the directions and the snot now covered viii
m lcK ana nack though short; Is also coming ali over
store 1t entirely and permanently 10 In
It's use and berg destitute of 10 puchnse nny mora
would ASK thee thee wondst not bs willing to send me m r
der thine agents for bottle receive "a hn
declarations the to those that sy L;nd - II
widow and the fatherless.n " - ~ " t'
Thy friend, sUsANNAH KIRBY
LIsoEER, Noble county Ind Feb g. 1899
" D. WOOD Dear Sir = In the latter Of the wear
1852 while attending the State and National Law School ~,
State OF New York hair cause unk Ii mo ,nr,
enced falling on very rapidly that In short space f dix
months me Whole upper part Of my scalp almost entirely
beref OF its covering and much Of the Remaining porto mas
the side and back part of my head shortly bseaa
ha you viii not be surprised wheu tell you that upon nv
turn TO the State OF Indiana my acauantances
were not so much at loss to discover the change
at ALI ~ - 's"'n" hi'
nj once made application TO the killfu physcans In
the country but receiving that INV hair
could again be restored forced become reconced Ia
my fate until fortunately In the part Of the year 1881
your Restorative was recommended to druggist be-
Ing tho most reliable Hair
desired effect Since that time have dollars worth
OF your Restorative md result have rich coat of very
SOFT black hair, which no money can buy.
AS mark OF my gratitude for labor and skill in the pro
dncon OF so wondernl article have recommended ia uss
70 many oil my tflGnds and acquantauces who
inform you are using with like effect.
Very respectfully. yours
. ..- #..e zn A. N, LATTA,
-..M Attorney and Counsellor -atLaw.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
TNPECTINE!..........,, .rNPEcTlNE9
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
Fever ana Ague Extermtnated!
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM WRECK
THE PREvENTIvEEANDsR
"~". saz"-r4 For all y... -
INTERMITTENT AND B1LIo Us. .FEVBRS!
Cures Insured in a Day'!!
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE
INPEcTINE. INPECTINE. INPEcTINE.
1NpEorINE 1NpEcr1NE. INPEoT1NE.
1NpEcT1NE. 1NPEcr1NE. ISPEcrNE.
The terrible maady known FEVER AND AGUE has
hundreds thousands of throughout the world
every year till by successful medi
cal treatment that has not produced severe
Medicinal Diseases,
which affect the lungs Spleen liver heart other
parts Of the human organization.
The INPECTINE is the natural antagonist Of all feyers
with the skin. absorbed by the ine
rlor organs which easily all
maades which PROSTATE the mind and body with
fever.
Fever and Ague result from numerous causes No place
exempt from the causes which promote
ease That being system induces depression
of spirits asstude langnor pain chls fever and long
dsagTeeabe sensations depving the patient of all energy
and reducing him or her to condition Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

The regular fall races over the Pharsala Course
commenced on Tuesday. the 27th ult. From the
Natchez papers we copy the following
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South America.

Files and letters from South America, da-
ted at Buenos Ayres the 26th Of Nov ember,
and RE Janeire, the 9Th Of December, have
been received. Buenos Ayres was about to
enter the Confederation. Delegates to
The Constitutional Convention, empowered to
vote formally on the subject, would be cleo =
led on the 3lst of December. England was
determined to make new difficulty with
Paraguay relative to the Imprisonment OF a
man claimed as an English subject, whose
case has already been reported. Gen V.
Flores, the exile of Monteydeo in 1867, was
in command of the frontier troops of Buenos
Ayres.
Trade has rsvivsd vastly in the province.
There were about three hundred thousand
sacks of coffee on hand in Rio, and the pros
pect was that the crop to come in would be
the largest ever known in Brazil. Prices
were expected to fall very soon. The steam
ers Champion, from N. York, and Bio Bio.
from Boston, were in port at Rio.
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Important to Inventors.

The Senate Commit tee on Patents have pre-
pared new patent bill, which contemplates
some important changes in regard to the laws
which govern that department. The bill was
reported on Tuesday The first section changes
the present plan so lar as 10 compel the at
tendance of witnesses in conte sted cases. This
is necessary 10 overcome gross frauds. The
second section authorizes Board of EXamin
ers in Chief, who shall decide appeals from
primary examiners. Appeals from this Board
to the Commissioner are allowed under speci-
fed restrictions, but there shall be no appeals
to courts as at present The fourth section in
creases the salary OF the Commissioner from
twenty-five 10 forty-tive hundred dollars. 1t
changes and regulates the schedule of fees to
be paid by applicants.
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vi A Rim e. NEW $,
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan'y "a.
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, I'm Baltimore.
Schr New Packet, Gray, I'm Smithtield corn
and wheat.
Sloop Four Sisters, Kendall, I'm Hampton,
with corn.
Sloop VIM King, Stanback, fin Newport
Mills, flour to Rowland Il Bros.
Schr Geo Harry, Smith, i'm Philadelphia,
with coal.
Schr Nlelvina, Dexter, i'm Wafwick, with
corn.
schr Life Boat, Reid, I'm N Y, with ballast.
Schr Ford, I'm N &, cotton, lumber and ma
val stores to Odom & Clements.
Schr Edward Stanley, pugh. I'M N L, with
corn.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Bennett I'm N :. with
corn.
Schr Lead, Salver, corn to Delk Il Lindsey
Schr Locust, Thompson, I'm n {, with corn
Schr Jas Ramsay, Alexander, I'm N G, with
corn and wheat.
Schr Sea Monster, Bell, with corn
Schr ID Collins, Burgess, im N c, corn
Schr alonteTey, Piner, in y e, corn and
peas.
Scr Courtney, Durtey, cora, peas and cotton,
Boats Clarence, Wild Cat and 5 Stone, I'm
e. with corn.
CLEARkD.
steamship Potomac, Watson, for New York
with freight and passengers, by T p Crowell
Steamship Yorktown, Parish. for New York
mdz and passengers by nj Smith & Bro.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States Steamer Water Witch
was at Key West on the 10th instant; the
general health of the crew and officers was
good. She has just returned from Trinidad,
which place she has been visiting. She was
received with great pomp by the authorities
vesssl-ofwar that had visited that port in
sixteen years.
The United States steamer Wyandotte,
Capt. Stantly commanding, arrived a Haya-
ma from Cienfuegos on the 18th inst ant; the
crew and officers were all in excellent
health.
Accounts have been received from the oft.
GERS Of the steamship Wyoming, which are
of the most satisfactory character. The
passage to RE Janeiro from the capes OF the
Delaware was made in 30 days and hours,
Of which the ship was under steam for 10
days Is hours, most OF the time with only
one half her boilers, making, with this dim
lnished power, over 50 rsvolu lions of her
screw, and burning llA tons OF coal day,
giving speed OF z to "a knots an hour.
With both boilers and moderate steaming IL
to IL n knots were attained with ease. Her
machinery gave none OF that trouble from
hot bearings, which is usually experienced
with new engines, and is pronounced an en-
tire success. The wind during the passage
was unfavorable, being from the southeast,
in the region of northeast trades, and the
reverse In that of the southeast trades; not
withstanding which, and the very moderate
steam power employed, the passage was
made in l6 days less time than govern
lnent steamer has ever before made it.
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Meeting in Princess Anne.

AT a meeting of the people of Princess
Anne County irrespective of party, held at
their Court House on Monday 9th day of
December, Gen Ii Woodhouse was called
to the Chair and NJ Brickhouse appointed
Secretary.
Upon the motion of NJ Brickhouse, the
following gentlsmen were appointed a Com
mittee to prepare resolutions for the consi-
Iteration and action Of the meeting:
Ii + Woodhouse, Alex Coke, y l. Bax-
ter, Thos Land, IL b Styron, Ii Nj Wood
house.
On motion Of Dir y Baxter, Jas NJ Brick
house was added to the Committee.
During the absence of the Committee, DR.
o + Baxter addressed the meeting in an able
and effective manner for more than an hour
After which NJ Brickheuse being called
upon, entertained the meeting with some per
tinent and appropriate remarks upon the
duty OF slave holders and the South during
the present crisis.
After the conclusion OF his remarks the
Committee through their Chairman submit
ted the following resolutions:
Whereas, the recent outrage at Harper
Ferry is well calculated to awaken in the
Southern mint, sentiments of the most lively
solicitude, and Whereas, the sympathy ex-
pressed by a large portion of the citizens and
presses in the Northern portion OF our Con-
federacy in behalf of the leaders and actors
in that damnable attack upon our soil and
institutions, unaccompanied by correspond
ing denunciation upon the part OF the con-
sentative portion OF said citizens, leads us
to.believe that the Northern mind is preIar-
ed to commit any act of aggression upon our
institutions. Therefore,
Resolved, That our honor and our safety
demand that prompt measures Of defence and
protection be taken.
Rcsolued, That vigilance committee be
appointed in every district, whose duty it
shall be, in conjunction with the citizens
generally, to see that all suspicious persons
who cannot give satisfactory account of
themselves be Immediately elected from our
midst.
Resolued, That the Court be requested to
appoint patrol for each magisterlal dis
trict.
Resolved, That committee be appointed
to prepare memorial to the Legislature now
in session, to enact such additional laws as
may be necessary to secure the proper sub
ordination of our slaves.-Com.: ii N w God
house, U Baxter, II Styron, Alex Coke,
Thos I Land, N NJ Woodhous,
On motion of DIR Tebault, the thanks of
this meeting were rendered Coy Wise for his
prompt and efficient action in suppressing
the Harper's Ferry outrage, and the praise
of well done, good and faithful servant, be
awarded him.
On motion, the proceedings OF this meet
ing were ordered to be published in the Nor
ii. B. WooDHousE,
Chairman.
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Death Of a Veteran.-Gen. Robert But.
Ter, Assistant Adjutant General to General
Jackson, at the battle OF New Orleans, died
at his residence at Lake jackson, near Tai
lahasse, Florida, on the afternoon of January
18th.
Only three of General Jackson's promi-
nent officers at that battle now survive, viz ::
Gen. Vim D Butler, OF Kentucky; Major
Chotard, of Mississippi; and Col A PiHayne,
of South Carolina.
Court Martial.--Cadet Wetmore, at the
West Point Academy, is to be tried for
grave offence, by court martial to assem-
bic on the oath instant, at West Point,
which court is to be presided over by Col.
Mansfield, Inspector general.
Singular Mortaliy. Rev. Mr.. Marshall,
another priest in Philadelphia, died on Fri
day, the fourth in fifteen days. Rev. Father
Vepre, formerly Of Georgetown College and
Washington College, is now lying very i'll in
Philadelphia.
Benjamin. oight. of W estmoreand co
Pa, hung himself on Friday, in barn, be-
cause of d0mestic difficulties.
The citiZeus of Detroit, Mich, are taking
active steps towards the erection olan opera
house in that city.
The amount OF taxable property in Il ansas
as shown by the report OF the Territorial
AUDITORS SID, 000,0 900. The indebtedness OF
the State amounts to $26, 600
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j. NJ. BRIoKHobsE, Secretary.
The Harper's Ferry InVestiga-
ton.

Realf conc luded his testimony before the
COMMITTEE on Monday. 1t was a detailed
account Of the organization of the Brown
Provisional Government in Canada, which
has already been published. He test flied that
he went to England in 1858, and knew moth
ing about Browns operations after that
time. He was requested to examine certain
letters found in Browns bag, to see il he
could identify them, but testified chat he
knew nothing about Browns correspondence
or the authorship of the letters. The Com
mittee give him credit for his frankness.-
He will receive about $500 mileage, having
been brought from Texas. 1t is evident that
some members of the Committee have been
disappointed in Realf's testimony, he having
testified to nothing OF any Importance that
was not before in evidence.
Mr.. B. b. Newton, the Vermont member
of the Kansas Committee, and previously
the leader of colony at Mapleton, Barbour
county, Kansas, confirmed the testimony
of Mr.. Army concerning the refusal Of the
National Committee to furnish arms to
Brown in 1857. When he commenced tes
tifying in relation to the invasion Of Kansas
by armed bodies of men, he was stopped.
Senator Wilson went before the Senate
Brown Raid Committee on Monday, and in
formed the Committee that il they would
allow him time he would produce copy Of
the letter he wrete to Doctor Howe concern
ing Browns movements, based upon the in
formation he received from Colonel Forbes.
He had sent to Natick for it. The Chair
man informed him they were willing to
give him his own time to prepare his testi-
mnnN.