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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-21
STATEMENT
Of the condition Of the METROPOLITAN FrRI

VI the conultOn OF the METROPOLITAN fRI
INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF THE CRY or
NEW Ynpx tn the Auditor of
49, S.... 80 49,.
snon
Jan. \, lcou.
The name OF the Company Is "Ihe metropolitan
Fire Insurance company.
The Capital Stock OF the Company is..$sOo ,ooo.0o
The amt OF Its Capital Stock paid up 10 SUo 90
Cash in Bank.............."~ia, sossa
$ E,69s.o7
Loans on mortgage OF real
estate........-....... zo,Szo.A
Loans secured by pledge
OF stock.................. 1o,3o0oe
---$5aI ,xT51
Interest due and accrued to date....... o,34.oV
Cash 10 hands Of Agents, or In transit, 100000
Cash due for Premiums. 3,i40.20
Bi receivable from marine premiums, 42e0o
All other securities. 90o0.e0
--
Total Assets. 2,eea.eo
w A. a.' .ies W D" W osA'' WV
~, % no' uau.
TO Aosst !, aoJus'su Ahu sau' am AZ
Losses aalustea ana hoe uae..s..'''.." s,eoo."o
Losses uhaalus1ea, ~a.ung pfool.."..'' o,sooov
o'sih'S ioi aos''s e'''s0u''..''''.'.'.. ''o9ese
eli ohn az
$Ai'soo.so
no other eialms agaanss .he so nnp
hisas lmso y Soveo, eAoep. =, lone
Inc greatest amount lnsofta IN nay one oity, VII
iage, town, or DOCK varies secoraing 70 circum-
stanses-no limit
No part OF lis capital or earnings Is deposited win
any STATE or otates ~ ior losses sherein'
JAMES LoRlMEk GRAHAM,
President.
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COAL AND WQQp.

HAVING contract for the entire yield of the
IL *t.AUGHTEK COAL MINES,
am prepared 10 to furnish this superior coal to
customer In any part Of the city at short notice.
Also, . supply Of the best Lawrence Coal.
WOOD FOR SALE,
100 Cords best quality Of Hickory Wood.
100 seasoned Oak 81
Orders for Fence Posts, aud dimension Oak Lum-
Der generally, filled with dispatch.
few New York and Bosten Railroad Tickets for
sale ut reduced priGss.
JAMES BROWN, agent.
Cfhcc on Socond-st., between Main Il Johnson.
0-0rders with the money accompanying thems
left with II. Warnock at the Stable corner of Main
and 10th streets, will be promptly attended 10.
janI5dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-21

Lite, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LICIES of Insurance issued ut the lowest
i rates In the following reliable first class COM
panies:
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This ID the safest and most reliable Life insurance
Company in the world. with an accumulated
Fund OF over IS 200, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-21

fa German soap.
nNE hundred boxes, Hill 4 Co.'s, Cincinnati, O..
~ for sale BY HOLT &CO.
noYxd
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The Hardware business viii be continued by the
subscribers In all it's various branches, under the
name and st3l OF LANE a. Buell..
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to by customers, We solicit a
continuance VI the
GEO. T. LANE.
febldiw Ii. BUEL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-21

ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co.,
OF PRoviDRECE, Ri.
Capital $50 200 90.
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SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRINorIELD, AASs.
Capital $50, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-21
st. Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
No. 81 orth Ffth-s,. opposite Mercantile Library

st. Louis homeopathic PHARMACY
No. 81 North Efth-st. opposite Mercantile Library.
1SIfsE Undersigned a.-.s recently .se
j above location, n arst-clsss Homeopathic Phar-
macy, where they design 10 keep every variety of
Medicines, consisting Ut
Tincturcs, DitutiOns and We dIcated
GlOhules,
ALEETHREPTA, Homeopathic Chocolats,l diff
fercnt preparations u Arnica, Walls Corks, Labels
and every other article that the physician or buyer
may require.
homeopathic Books and Standard Werks
TEXT BOOKS DISSECTIN0 INSTRUMENTS for
the use Of students, FANNY CHESTS, md CASES
OF MEDICINES. Having purchssed our stock for
Cash, we afford to sell - cheap any reliable
Pharmacy in the United States. We invite al to
call and examine our stock.
Dee. Is, 1859. dAwIy STRONG co.
CCYTHE sTON ES. --Scytha Ston0s, Of different
~ kinds in quantities to snit.
maybe b.W. \. TuCkkk.
ntMrlss and Journals Ter 1890
IFor sale BY NV. W1ETC0iT,
DssIed ~ Matn~st-
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xHERIFF,s SALE.


STATE OF IOWA, SIS
LEE County,. oa'
DY virtue OF an execution to me directed, issued
II by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county, in favor Of b. r. Messenger and against
Robert French, have levied upon. and will SELL to
the highest bidder at the door Of the Clerk Office Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk
in said county, on the 18th day Of March, A. D..
1860, between the hours Of . o'clock .. m. and
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following property,
towit All the right, title and interest Of Robert
French in and 70 ios six t6 seven 10 and eight s)
In block twenty-one t2i, and lot four az In block
twenty-five Gay, In the City of Keokuk, Lee coun-
ty, Iowa. Taken and levied upon as the property
OF Robert French satisfy said writ Of execution.
heokuk, February 16, 1850.
! - sss.'.ssss~s z - GRIFFITH
fpr'S fee SOL Sheriff Of Lee County, Iowa.
| yellow OChre. French,
EcASkS, uavre, in store and for sale low BY
"A. j. WILKINSON
Sign Of the Golden Esgleand Mortar.
deeI3-d % Main-st.
1
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NUTS.
on BBLS. assorted, Gil new and fresh, For sale BY
~ KELLOGG BIKGE.
noyl1d 06 Main-st.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20

RsarIe.a rsf.l2a EEafadn

EEAFC OF NrEA JNT,i IA Ptrhttc Courl holden at
LANciSss HJ'-Eitr .ss iJo,ue0u Within and fur
,G3 alei, ID g! Z If N yeutlt A. d. 1860.
4"E. ~ EH.ie, E.t.U'cr, lie EStte # Cbpli
H3t, l*ts % Ia0H>o., II said District, deceased,
Fff2 tiH bic administration Gcco"ut fl sciiiemeut;
WntreUfr0. j! is oiGelrG that tie same he r,ict-
re- %. tr 9!h 4Iy Of DvCtmhaE LEVI attha lr~hJt Cf
sc iu rHd inhpur. fug animation aud uNaHcu and
&hGt al eoncered 81 nthrd hereof BY THE publication
ofrA,s order in Ia GIoH Nouniau FfeUman priHed al
Eanpoiisr, hloc weeks sUcc@ssirol tuon Ray Lu
fha!hyy E"Ha9Fe J. and Rts&jd tine and place, hey
sec sanRc, ohtec. Gh@reto.
The SAID EfcCafc De- ne q, tsc recnt time Judge ct
Sal4 ttJb->t C0ut The saI administrator account viii
Ae e.. miEtd and settled b!
Z. VI, PEHhUCK, 1T Asst Judge
0f lAmoe County Cont.
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden a:
NAsK4N@r0E DlSRIcT, ~. Montpelier, the 9Th day
ST %Jyember, a. y. 1861
| EONAkD BL!TB, Administrator the Estate OF Silas
Il Town: I2o Of Bafre IN said District deceaged makes
Arfiia;on to said Court with thc consent and Jproba
toH ~ writing Of tie heirG Of said deceased for license
sgi te whole Of he real estate al gaA deceased,
representing that ad yale would b. beneficial to the heirs
and those Interested in said estate.
EhcrCup3n, lie ordered by said Court thnI said app-
Sa:io BE- referred to the 23h day Of December A. D. 1860,
a. Il PROBATE Once in Montpelier for hearing and de.
i thereon ana IS further ordered, that all persons
iutcrted be notified hereof By publication Of notice Of
his application ad oric. thereon, three weeks success
lively tie g. ". freeman, printed at Montpelier, be-
fore ala ti;c Of hearing, that they may appear at said
tin> ni place, and, IL theysee cause, object teTetc,
By the Court,
&19w3 Attest, r. II. NERKlLI,, Register,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
Notice,

TFHI8 cQEfes that have given nay SON Henry r. Bxby.
/ Ills time from this date, aud shall clam meme Of his
rvs -, nor pay no claims 70; him after this time.
c, 4, b. BlXBI.
p. BARTLETT DsMIcK, witness.
Nclo9tt, No. 81 1866 25efv6a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20

L4:a Agent Of y. s Patan. Office, Waahre,cr, ns,le
tue ACS o. 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20

Dr.. S,certs MfaWbic Liaimcnt
Ieers a tain remedy Tor Neuralgia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
American G. E7oreIgss Patents
r. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS


Late Agent Of u 8 Pat2ut Office, Waah!re,cn, male
the ACi 0. 1879
40 state street opposite Hllby st.. I!oaton.
4 FTER an cEtcG'.2a practice Of upward Of twenty
II years continues Patents in the Unfed states
120 in GH0a: Bri! IE, Etauce and ether fypipn couD
;ras. Caveats Gepc!G3atio07 Are;,rncsq. and all Pa
pc:g D.aWiHg1 (IS Patents, cYccHtad On liberal terms
ana with dcFp2eh. Researches made into American "
Foreign works todeteygn@ the Wildly utility Of Ph-
tents orNeAden LEGAL or oheT Gyce reade ed IN
at &Et'er7 ;aUth2g The SANE" Copie3 of the claims d
my Patent MFa.ahed byrcntn3 One Dollar. Assign
Mlats recorded 81 "tshnRton
THIS hgrICy IL nat 0ay the largest In New Euelash
hu .1.12gai. Inventors live 1--we adv narss n, tecrps
pa.9.'e OF ascorlnnr The pat n!ali!y cf intentions
ua6JpG7aeaby II net fa3ogsusby G4gi0rtoNuy which
en-" be offered thorn oe@SlrTc me toGEanIrla below
given r;oYo thu nnGo is MORE GUCUES9FuI. AZ AN
PATENT OFFICE thar the eitecrarr aud as SUCtEs9
l. THE G&&P PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIl..
ilY he would add thai he a &bHndant reasons IA believe
aud can prove ti at no othcr od3o u the kad the
charges toI proiasar2t services 80 moderate The
McE5a Practice of Ila subscriber daring twenty year
past h1s enabled tin 9rcunglaIe calltc,icn VI
zpacidcaons aad Official dccioas relative 10 paon.s.
These besides Ills sGtena'pp library AZ legal and necsaA
ical Nuyg, and m aCCoHGtH Of palut9 granted in the
On'tci states RAD Europe rHde him aAc beyond ques-
Non. to offer superior lcies Tor obtaining patents.
Ali necessity q Journey to washington, to procure
patent and Tbs Gsaa gfsa. delay deIe. have saved
laY5aso+R.
TE6TIhONIAi1,
" rsyaya Sir. Eddy o. he u>': 60 .5Ie Isd
ecfgfa! practitioners with whom have ha4 had ofBeAs
intercourse.
CIIAR, EA@ON." COMMISSIONER of Pttent'.
{ bNvo hssR' ion IN aTeurlng Inventors that they
cERnOteMpIOv PERSON competcut and trustworthy,
and capable Of putting thG,f applications IN form
to faT them m s.,ly and favorable consideration
ct the Patent OfSrG. kDA0ND BuRKE,''
Lite Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, February g. 1889
" Mr.. r. II, Eddy has made far me TElETEFN appA
cations on Il one Of which ras have hcc. grant
ed, and that Ia pending. Such unnittakabIs
proof CT great talent and ability his part leads
recommend Inventors appg hin! rgncwrC tker
patents as they nay be Of having the faithiH
attention EvGsogc sir gnd at FeaEoHGbIy
charges JOHN ThGGAkr."
Frcin Sent l7h GI7 10 jane I'm I5j9 the subscike.
sR course uf mis- large Practice MADE, twice eecsd
apylicMtchF, sIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of
when was decided in Ms fsyor, by the Commissioner Of
patGEte K. Il. EDDY.
nnston. Jnn. |. 1850 54yl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
Last Nights Report.

XxXYIh CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
T. e HOUSE
The Galleries are as densely crowded as yes
terday.
The excitement to-day is not SO intense, nor
is the floor iuCumbered with as many unprivi>
legged persons.
ON motion of Mr.. Stanton, there was call
Of the House.
1t appeared the following gentlemen were
absent: .-.
Messrs. BOyce, stallwOrth, Brown, of Ky,
Sickles, Kunkle, Soules and Clark B. Cochrane
The two last are Republicans.
Mr. Sherman moved that the House proceed
to ballot for Speaker, viva vOce.
Mr.. Winslow submitted that the motion was
not in Greer, pending the proceedings under the
call of the House.
Mr.. Sherman insisted that It was the duty of
the Clerk to put the question on his motion.
Mr.. BOcOek, in order to gain time for the alb
sentees to arrive. moved to adjourn. -Negstived.
Mr. Smith declined in short speech.
He said, Mr. CLERK / esnnot find language
ADEQUATE to convey to the members Of this
body my deep sense of obligation TO the honor
able gentlemen of the various political organi>
cation, constituting this House, for the honor
which they endeavOTed to confer on me by
placing me in the chair and entrusting me with
the hig and important responsibility of Presi-
ding over this body. When l recoiect how
much of self sacrifice must have have been in
curred. how much gentlemen have given up in
the patriotic effort TO concentrate the vote OF
this House on some individual who stood on ma
tional and broad, comprehensive ground, and
when remember that myself with name un-
known to fame, now making my entry on this
floor for the first time have received the honor
Of so large a vote as conferred upon me,
shall only say / shall cherish their kindness du
u. y the residue Of my official term and while
raen,Ser of this body, and carry with me into
tbe sha,ie Of private life when my public ser
vice sI,aIl have ended, great and abiding sense
Of Ibe deem obligation under which the gentle
NON have placed me; but without intending
:, ow, as this is not proper occasion to 90 INTO
n u :, matters of detail, l will take the liberty OF
az. On inc that am satisfied that the presentation
~ Nv name longer before this body would not
.o,t,, Hule toward the success or wishes OF
e.. = 4ntlemen who hsve 80 cordially and
.4sai;ig ustained me. therefore beg leave
b"fa-a . sno, her ballot is taken to withdraw my
,.,,,s as q udidats before this body, and to
saw that bo, 70 that the indications which are
say 'n-s a. themselves may be the hRrbin-
no" PseseisS of good will amongst ali the
=, ~ he Con federacy, and that in pressrv>
49,. ~ anJ in, Violate the Constitution we
,nsv fnd ,be ousran teed rights Of our COnfed'
ii.s iiT1 =; onr gorious and blessed Union per-
petusted to the remot' 'at period Of time.
Nd smiha at the co. aslnslon Of nis renaf.I f:I
was privately congratulated by many ot ms
friends ,.Iu;.
Mr.. Wilson, in a speech, seconded the nomiN
,.tlo, ~ nv Mac CleTnaud 10
A spirited debate followed ana various "a
plantations we're made.
The House voted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
From WASHINGTON.


Resolutions were introduced into the Virginia
House of Delegates to day declaring that while we
recognize an imperative necessity for decisive mea
suro In the present condition OF tue House, YET we
believe that prompt and efficient corporation can
be more surely obtained by the direct and autnor-
ia tive portion OF the constituted authorities Of the
Southern States, that the agency Of an assem-
blage which can have 10 legitimate power except
TO debate and advise; therefore the General As
scmbly OF Virginia will not at this time undertake
TO vote for any conference Of commissioners ap-
pointed by the authorities Of the Southern States,
The Democrats in caucus made no nomination
for Speaker, but appointed COMMITTEES TO take
action With view of concentrating the votes Op
posed to Mr. Pennington on one Of their GHmber
probably Mr.. McClernand.
Thaddeus Hyatt President Of the National Kan
sas Aid COmmitte, has written to Senator Mason
letter, in answer to a subpoena to appear before
the Harper's Ferry Investigating Committee, on
the lst oil February, in which be informs the Com
mittee that while he will 50 far regard the sum-
mons as TO appear before them, he will not answer
any Of their interrOgOtares because he questioned
the exercise Of a legislative DO y Of powers pure
ly judicial, that are neither Incident to the Govern
ment, nor conferred by any express provision Of
the Constitution. In this position Mr.. Hyatt is
sustaine by the best legal advice Of Massachu-
setts and New York.
James Redpath, of Maiden, Mass, author of the
Life of John Brown, has also been subpoed tO.ap-
pear and testify, but he, In very spicy, aud what
may be called very saucy letter, refuses to ctm-
ply with the summons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

NJ Merchants and Shippers generally
are respectfully informed that the old relia-
BILE Fast Freight Line, Merchants Despatch,
American Express Company proprietOrs, are
bringing freight from the Eastern cities at
the lowest Railroad rates, and delivering the
same with greater uniformity, regularity and
prOmptness than any other line or road.
This unrivalled line carries goods with the
greatest possible speed and safety, and trans
ported A. D; 1859 upwards of $4,000 tons Of
merchandise from New York and Boston to
the West and Southwest .I.
For special information and contracts, ap-
ply TO the Merchant despatch Offices New
York Office 1877 BrOadvay Boston office, 90
State street; Cleveland Office, foot Of River
and Front streets. II. K. BOHLsToN, Ag't
jan28;271.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

DEATH OF Mr.. THOMAS MAYNARD.-This morn
ing one of our most valued citizens, Mr. Thomas
Maynard, died Of apOplexy, at his residence on
Eagle street.
MIR. Maynard came here about year ago from
Utica, N. Y, where he was looked upon as one Of
the most prominent men in the place. On arriving
here he took charge of the interests OF the Pioneer
Iron Mining Co, whose mines are located in Mar.
quette (M. So iron region. This position he occu-
pied from bis first arrival here until bis death, and
in that time has had business acquaintance with
very large circle, all the members OF when speak
in the highest terms Of him, both socially and as
man Of business.
Mr.. MAYNARD greatly interested himself in the
Sunday Schools Of the city, especially in regard to
the singing; and tho children in al the Sunday
schools will miss him greatly, be having much en-
deared himself to them by his kindly manners and
zeal in teaching selection Of hymns published
BY him Is used in most Of thesehools,
A few months since Br, Maynard brought his
family from Utica, where he has brother sin liy-
ing. His body viii be taken to that place for in.
ey among our truly valable citizens which cannot
easily be hlled.-HerGld'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
leaving unpala for work done to this date, about

leaving unpaid for work done to this date, Abou.
$4,000.
BY Mr. Oyiatt-That the Perry Statue Commit.
! tee who propose 10 invite the OILERS Of State aud
| Othor distinguished oitlzens OF Rhode Island 10
attend tue Inauguration Of the Perry Statue at
Cleveland on ihe 10th OF September lsGO b. au-
thorized TO accompany their said invitation with
tender Of Ihe hOspiaites Of tue city. Adopt
cd.
BY Mr.. Ransom-That the Clerk be authorized
TO draw an order on the City Treasury for SO 40
IN favor Of PeLiy q Brennan for grading KnsmIn
81. Adopted.
BY MI. ihayer-Tbat whereas the residents on
Euclid St have already recovered u large sum in
manages against the city, aud other suits aFe now
pending for large amounts, and whereas the Conn-
ci has no ght 70 pass an Ordlnaneeior the co0tin
uaiiUn VI "a sewer unless Il is recommended by the
Board Of improvements; therefore,
ReSolred, That said Board be requested 10 report
an ordinance for the construction Of a sewer on
Euclid st. om North Perry to Mnirson st., the cost
to be paid by tax assessed ON all property abutting
upon said street; also an ordinance to construct a
sewer from Muirson st. TO the Lake, the cost 10 be
assessed on property benefited thereby. Adopt
by Mr.. Rider-That the City Civil Engineer be
requested 20 report an ordinance TO establish the
grade Of Pittsburgh st. from Ontario 1t. 10 the
Central Market grounds. Adopted
by Mr.. Rider that the working force Of Engine
Co. No, be Increased from SO 10 20 men.
Provided they will use their engine in the ser
vice Of the city
Mr.. Christian offered a. "a amendment that Co.
No. have their tOIce likewise increased
This matter was discussed for an hour and
half when the amendment was lest, and the Origi-
nal resolution laid Cn the table.
By Mr.. Thayer shat the sum of $3.50 be grant.
ed TO Engine Co No 4, to pay of the debt upon
their engine, 10 lie paid in three annual instruments
the first payment TO lie made on the irst Of April
next, provided the Company will accept the sppro-
priation and use the engine for the service Of the
city Adopted. 6
ORDINANCES.
To amend an ordinance dedicating Sterling Av-
enue. Committee on Ordinances
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, Jan.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Mr. Sutton, Warden of the City Prison, yester-
day afternoon made very important discovery in
the cells Of the murderers-Stephens aud Sanchez
1t appears that these two prisoners had entered
into conspiracy to escape The plan was to kill
the two night keepers when those officers opened
the cell door to hand in their supper, then obtain
the keys and let them pass out loaded revOl.
yer was found on each prisoner. @
The Heralds correspondent says:-The Harpers
Ferry Committee met to day but did not examine
witnesses. The letter Of Hyatt was read, but no
action was taken, the Committee preerring TO wait
until AIR. Hyatt appeared before them on Wednes-
day Hon. S. s. SeWai Of Boston acts as coan
sci for Hyatt. There is little doubt that il Hyatt
| refuses 10 answer the questions prOpcunded to
him by the Committee, that he will be deemed
cOntumaeious Witness and arraigned before the
Bar OF tie Seuate for contempt.
| His reasons for not answering will then be the
same as he gives 10 his letter This will cause bis
committal. A writ of Habeas Corpus viii then be
issued for his release, and thus the question viii be
brought before the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and be legally tested.
Mr., Hyatt will arrive here tomorrow. Mr.. Red
path of Maiden and Mr.. SANFORD Of Concord, Mass,
| it is said will not appear.
| Dr. Howe will await the legaltest to be made by
Mr. Hyatt before appearing.
Mr.. Giddings has not yet arrived ard may as
sumo the same position taken by Mr.. Hyatt Mr..
Reaf is notified TO appear on Wednesday, when
the COmmlLtee VIII proDably question MIN on some
new point.
Since the discharge of Judge Army as a witness
before the Committee, he has said thatif he had
not been stopped by the Chairman he would have
shown that John Brown was twenty five miles
from Potawatamie on the night that Wilkinson the
DOyles and Sherman were killed.
He says Brown told him be was not with the
party, but that it was a righteous deed. One Of
the party also told him Brown was not there, but
was camped on Mudda Creek.
The u S. steamer Massachusetts had completed
her duty Of removing troops from San Juan Is
land, and proceeds to san Francisco for repairs,
and then return to Puget Sound
Second Lieut., Mildrake, of Co. G., Sd artillery,
and Lieut.. Robert, Of the Corps of Engineers, will
proceed Immediately to Fort Cascades.
The engines of the U. S. steamer Mississippi
just returned from three years cruise. gave way
yesterday, just before entering Boston hsrbOr.-
No accident had happened before during the en-
tire cruise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

" A great amount Of money can be saved by
having old fars altered into new fashions, instead
ofpaying high pricesior new furs. E. RuHini IT'S
Superior ST., understands from bis long experience
to make old fDrs most as good as new at small ex
pense His stock Of capes, nuns, cuffs, &c, is as
good ns any in the city, all Of his own manuiao.
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the furs sold at auction.
Remember LIS Superior st., , doors above Bank.