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to a less extent Unless this bill was passed. and the
mail service maintained, the Post Office Department
would be broken down.
Mr. M, proceeded 10 define what nailabe matter
was within the view of the bill and to make the
matter more specific he presented it in the form OF
all amendment, which included all things usually
carried by mail, and in addition almost every thing
carried by private expresses. All newspapers, ali
letters, all packages and parcels under one pound
were TO pay postage, and any one carrying such
things out of the mail was to be fined.
MIR Huntington opposed that clause in the amend
ment which prohibited the transportation Of newspa-
pers out Of the mail.
The bill was laid over.
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A CITIZEN.

INDIANA SENAToR.--As we expected. the
Wings have been defeated in the election of a
Senator in Indiana, and Mr. Edward A. Hanne-
gan, formerly member of Congress from that
State, has been chosen, just as Marcus Morton
was recently chosen Governor of Massachu-
sets, by the vote of one recreant Wing, who
sold himself When the slave.states triumph.
ed over the free on the Missouri question, d
was by four votes-votes of recreant W.
John Randolph thereupon made his haunting r.,
mark about Northern dough-laces." "WS
wanted four" said Randolph, "and we -
them; and had we wanted more we could hsu>
had them In Massachusetts, Morton want
one, and they got him and it has been exact
the same in Indiana.
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From the Madlsonan.
RESOLUTIONS AT DEMOCRATIC MEET

Tn ,,o,, oe A.. -.
Domonra,o y, a,e ,eo.lngs whlch nave neen hed by
hannsnn,,o , ior tne last SIX non,hs, we
wh;cb bavo b ane sgry especial ana STUDIED pains
whc has ho uper .anen 10 qnayy ,he apProDa,lon
ecntlSs H., oi tne co''uuct u 'iH E ~.
moa 81 h h;s , Mnig we uo not approve all lhe
Grad lie Vo,o u.'' u.s. W. give nun gIea.
no,b5 be- ,hon TO-, NC. w., w. H NV We ueeIi i.
s a,,n ,h oho os. anu P,opJ, al'a. wndl pld'se
snac;G tboroIo.o e., ~ o h s'o ; oe
cpil far a;nnn leei t.a' We nave rigm' e. 10
tnre oocas W. W. u W snu', upoH az ~ III.
nr,;so - ~ nuy uo nv uuin;ilg wl.l , UNI
Jurors tho aJ t I ,eso". sh.,. az
nublic mind hv r;n e. e"sn'es .ile
admr;strn,;or ~ i t,o ~ .,."'' Iy ' ~ NC
Toes were nronuood V,noy .oSo.od w, =, .,lo
nto The supnori of .bo, os, h, ~, a. %
sense If dntv to ,bo g.. "a H., uoo, ,..sn
one Iong loyd shnn, IS nie anu ,nG
m from the:m,ssos u app,opu.1Ge wen.
raised nm will, thoro nnrnoI % ~ @
stood of with arn,s PpoJ Io 1eaue,s Is ius'
Tbev saw nr ,bnmL, ,,o' any o,oMs con.iacteu;
zeal with Tho poon1 49, .-s.s ~: w, anu
I,nds anJ H., IL, "iio,n ncy vi as "en 'ian-
ands The presiden bod Jnpp r;,h, p nnt .,e
confidence 7 -, H. M Jie ls" co 90 Du. wila',
wh;sner ,bnndor fo.l EN-, Mmow. Spes ou' " V
have opy,h;r nv J lo,sn yoIl i p y you
Vonr o,n pi o ,I 80 !. nj a'a IN &w
Democrais !, T,ns ,o ssa IN W. a"u W t W
iow1 ". La ~ Mas Passeu. was ~ .'ie distf u
as.,,Li ai'u youote' W you a,.!es Ill .Ic VT
"a 5.a'n Mno III heli lu'e reso,uliohs, take tnd
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GF@We have received a Communication
in answer to an article which we published
from the N. Y. Tribune, on the 81 ult, Civ
ing an account Of an ancient muiny. Our
correspondent gives an entirely different and
apparently a well authenticated history ofthe
aiiar-But we have accidentally mislaid his
oblging Communication, and hope he will
furnish US with another.
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New HAMPsHIRE.-Ichabod Goodwin. OF
Portsmouth, George w. Nesmith of Franklin.
Enos Stevens, of Charlestown, and Josepb
Sawyer, of Piernont, have been nominated As
the whig candidates for Congress. There are
now four distinct tickets to be supported at
me March election--the Wing ticket, Hills
a n,i.hadieal Locofoco ticket, the Locofoco
Radical ticket, and the Abolition ticket.
General Anthony Colby, of New. London. was
on Thursday nominated by a Wing mass con.
yentioD at Concord, as the Whig candidate for
Governor d Tie Msvsh election
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT IN NV JERSEY.
The Trenton correspondent of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, thus writes to the editor Of
that paper: :" The Judiciary Committee, YOU
will see, have promised an early report on tho
non-imprisonment law; | presume they will
recommend such modification as will afford ia
elties to the creditors, to reach the property
of their debtor, either by attachment or other
wise. Its entire repeal will not of course be
recommended.
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The Hon. Mr. Thompson, member of Con.
gress from Kentucky, has signi6ed his nten.
ton not to be candidate for reelection. The
National Intelligencer says of Mr. Thompson :
- He has just been here long enough to make
his associates in public life sincerely rsgrs,
bic intended retirement"
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Isaac Hill, formerly Governor of New Hamp-
shire, and now editor of the Patriot" thereof
has obtained the Post-ofice contract for furnish.
ing blanks for New York, Michigan, IViscon.
sin, and the North and Eastern states, worth
something more than fifteen housaud dollars /,
If he could now get the assistant editorship Of
the Madisonian he would certainly be a "rpads
man."
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RHODE lsLAND.-Governor King issued
his proclamation on Monday, declaring tina,
the constitution framed by the convention as
sembed at Newport on the second Monday
of September, has been adopted by major
ity Of the qualified electors in the state and
that on the first Tuesday of May next it will
become the supreme law of the land.
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duced to sustain party which deliberately
sanctions so Migrant an abandonment Of Nor.
thcrn rights we confess we have mistaken
the temper and spiri, of tho Green Mountain
Bows,
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Com. Mackenzie then read the following plea:
admit that acting midshpman Philip pen
cor, boatswain's mate Samuel Cromwell and
seaman Elisha Small, were put to death by my
order, az commander OF the United States brig
Somers. at the time and place mentioned in the
charges but as under existing circumstances
mis- act was demanded by duty and justified by
necessity, | plead Nor GUILTY to all the char,
ALEX. SLIDELL MACKENZIE.
Commander U. s. N.
h,to the fourth charge the judge advocate
snid no would submit . paper 10 the Court 70.
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CONDUCT UNBEcoMING AN OFFICER.
CRUELTY AND OPPRESSION.

NNUEII I IND UFFhEssIUN.
Specification In this, that the said Comman-
der Alex. Siidel Mackenzie, efthe Navy, COM
manding the U. S. brig Somers, whilst on her
last cruise, to wit, between the Goth day of Sep
TENDER, lS42, and the 18th day of December,
Of said year, did opp'essirely and cruelty use and
rnaltreat the c-ev OF said brig, and inhict upon
them cruel and unnecessary Punishment, in vio-
lation Of the Sd article of the lst section of the
act Of Congress-, entitled "An act for the gov
eminent Of the Navy of the United States" APP
proved April %, 1900.
(Sgned) A. p. UPSHUR,
Nary Department, Jan. %, 1913.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

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SpRING Am SITNVPR UlT,
,iadcira, sherry ana Port Wines.

hnu bort wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure attention ~ the trade
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The Mesfs blackburn 10 diaeren
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nlent The subscribers soct orders for Maders
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VOLUME 80. NUMBER ll2.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

IHNHE public are hereby notified that on SatIr-
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80
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ur Jill Agent Of Transportation.
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y OTTO FI

" Il nave Soid our stock OF Drugs, Medicines,
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rms-Ime strictly 81 month. A liberal discount Tor cash
" Country Merchants Physicians are assure. thai their or
ders Shah be- attended To with dispatch
ap - WILLIAM n. HARDWOOD.
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ROBERT MOTT.
Iuou... sign pa,n,c, ana ,',,x,,

M a"'' 70 ne EfeAaHRs Resi-. RleAuo.d pIryl-ia
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Nanishes with Painters Bnistc- Rlrulrr. An as.t
nht Of French AMI American Window Glass from z,io 20
~ ~ ~
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS
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ssg superior feneh Morocco and Kid Slippers Nc
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Druggists a ApOthcCaries, corner of Main and
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HE Subscribers having opened their New respectfully
IL oher 10 country merchants and assert
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~.
'R. s. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE
Tor the cure OF Cholera Morbus. DinrrIier,
summer Complaint. Choiic. Cranp..a dc.
WIS Msdene longeT doubtful utility The
eerteaies that have been pre Propeo ar. al
RON Intelligent and respectable individuals well known
ana esieed IN their several negbotbOos physician Of
ennenee who have USED IN their practice the
competent judges offs merits.
Valuable Testimonials.
Enae Ola eter from Rev John D. formerly Of Nor
ioS no" Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church Lexington KY
dated Dec. 9th 1871. ''
To Ma X. :. BtENEp.
bEAR sR-tgves pleasure acknoize the recent Of
your pob iaVo6 and hasten Your enquiry
% ~ lar rs W have had occasion Chora Medicine
IN our family which has been quite proven its ec
eyani are satisfied Of s utility domestic Medicine II is Of
importance That you Introduce Choeta
rs mo1gh all such places No doubt well when
Mo-. Resr..tf1uy " " ~
JOHN d. MATTHEWS
PErERsHuEo. February H. lsSs
Bernard- Cholera Medicine viii very nearly accom-
plush all is purposes well component arts
and have never he-ate on all suitable oeca
Sons Ia addition 10 the diseases Bernard advises it,
use have found particularly sryeeabe what are called fi~
Pa'Hs IN HfaJeaaies think after experience IN it,
mat 's reputation J. not at akey be short lived fairly tried
FL. METTAUER, NJ. u. i
Besides he~e two Witnesses there from upwards
OF 100 gentlemen who have Benars Choera
Medicine and be my The medicine is always
on hand BY the dozen single botle. ". y. HARDWOOD
Agent for the City OF Riehmoni-s Co old stand
al
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CIGARS.
II A nkln HAVANA CIGARS. La Norma" brand IN Is
AO,OOO boxes. just rcceyci-ASo 90 900 Havana and
Principe Cgars, ofapprovod brauds. for sale by
NH ALIEN. DUVAL& co.
ENLECTIC MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITER NTt- RE-February
- No received for subscribers published BY Arnine tsle
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

EcElNED and opening day Misses beautiful col
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LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,

LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
OO0 HHDS. y. o. Sugar, part prime
%cO 30 DO Porto Rico do part superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
% hhds Tundld
~ 30 New Orleans Mo, ,s.,..
; do Porto Rico
5 DO Mnanzas
22O bags Prime Iagu.m
DO Rio
90 do OH Government Java
60 30 Cuba .-
$50 DO Porto Rico ('''fht
$50 do African
% do Mlmcliho
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500 sides Sole Leather. Iicmiock and OAK Tanned
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Bags rcrprr Do rimento
ZOO kegs Nails and Brad-
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IS bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
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22O lotcs Bunch Eaisns
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165 Wool Ware
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q bales Hops
Bushels Clover Seed
Imperial and Gunuouirr Tea Black Tea
ucmp AMI Manila Bel Coris
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e t'e' Wr'i-i' bags r,'thcr.- Cotton Yarns
$50 hlrs shut-kcrs nIpours Gun powder
Sporting Powder causicrs
Wutng Letter and Wrapping Paper
boxes soap Brown. Vauertcd White SCENTED &C.
SO do uurs Patent Canfcs
ID TgInw DO
DO Sperm DO
sherry, Fort Muscat and Champagne Wines
toni1n Porter
Salt reire. Nuus Coppcras Msdirr and Indigo
Tar Pitch Maosrrei Stone Ware &C a.
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NOW COMpI ETE

a DICTIONARY Of Arts, Manufactures and M1cs .o... -
m m Of ter PRINCIPLES and Practice, by Andrew
re- ~ u = X = &c Illustrated 1910 eng,vi,..
me NoiIne Of 1870 pages strongly in ther Tees
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FAMILY AND PATENT MEDICINES,

81 Published by Z. LtteI the Eclectic Museum ,S E
~ Literature, Science Art for April r.eei,i ~,
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SIZE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-i5 Dbl. Of .,,o1s "a
- OF wight Of Apple Bnndy-just received for sale
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scrnfll Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cunoou Fry,
tons fmpes or Postues ihe Bchrs Bies Chronic
sore Eyes Ring Worm letter, Head Enlargement and
pain Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Sypbe SYM
TONS Scaea Lumhago and diseases arising from an nud
eous U.s. Of Mercury Asc Dropsy exposure or inpldenee
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders win be removed
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DIAPER HANGTNGr-we have received , S1 -,
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- = BARRELS TANNERS OIL
~ casks and barrels bleaehed Winter s,.-,, m,
10 hhts. prime Bacon tnid,Iingsl
o. bbs Family Roe Herings
40 bags Pepper
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nrs. Ems New Book at e5 Cents.

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duties domestic influence social obligations bv NJ IA
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price . cents Fitted promote the happiness Of ev 9
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