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THIRTY-SIXTM CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. BENJAMIN, the Senate
considered the bill amending laws relative to
the compensation of district attorneys, mar.
shals, and clerks of the United States circuit
and district courts The bill was discussed
and passed.
The special order was taken up, being a
joint resolution authorizing the enlargement
of, and construction of branch to- the Louis
vile and Portland canal.
Mr.. WADE presented resolutions from the
Ohio Legislature, in favor of the same object
which were read.
On motion of Mr. BRIGHT, an amendment
was adopted, providing that when the canal
shall be enlarged and the branch constructed,
and the cost Of this improvement paid for, no
more tolls shall be collected than an amount
sufficient to keep the canal in repair, and pay
for the necessary superintendent. After de-
bate, the resolution was passed-30 to IA.
After an executive session, the Senate ad-
Journed.
HOUSE.
The Indian appropriation bill was passed.
Mr.. HAMILTON moved that the military
bill, as returned by the Senate, with amend
ments, be referred to the committee on mill
tary affairs, say ing one of them was of great
interest to Texas, and had already been con.
sdered by that committee, namely, the calling
out of the mounted regiment.
Mr.. SHERMAN desired the bill referred to the
committee On ways and means. Mr.. STANTON
gave reasons why it should be referred to the
military committee.
Mr.. REAGAN said the subject required ur-
gent action, in view of the existence of hos
tilites on the Texan frontier. Adjourned.
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NTnrketp-NEw YORK, March Il,


ASHES unchanged sales small pot 1925 pearl IS 623
COTTON dull and heavy sales 800 bales including
800 bales in transit, at llSc for mddling upands
FlOUR-ecepts 2235 bbls sales $500 bbls; state and
western dull and dropping: superfne State as
extra state $40 q sos round hoop Ohio St q 500
superfne Western IS rs a 5,35; common good extra
western S540 D $685. Southern dull; sales 1900 bbls
mixed to good .s6O q $50; fancy and extra $3.50 a
$500; Canada steady sales $50 bbs $3.50 a S725
GRAlN--Wheat dull, heavy and lower; sales $500
bush; Milwaukee club, SIPS in store Corn without
teria change sales $4,000 bush; white 1870 Is CO yellow
II q l9c. Oats steady; Northern and Western 433 44}c
PR0N1SIONS-Beef steady; sales 400 bbls; country
mess S525 a $780, prime S4.25 a $3.50; repacked Chca-
20 80 $lO50 prime mess, 800 ties Chicago sl9 and
the remainder on private terms. Pork active sales
$500 bbls including $500 bbls at SLIPS mess and
500 6bls new at SIS mess Sl752 Sl7,30 for old, $500 q
slS2 for new; prime $3.50 Tor DID, 1850 q Sl462 for
new; western prime mess sis. Cut meats active and
firm; sales 1900 pkgs; shoulders q 7ac hams a loo
Bacon quiet and firm; sales 100 boxes Cumberland mid
dies at &C. Lard irmer sales $50 bbls bbls lOl lie
Butter unchanged. Whiskey dull and declining; sales
200 bbls at 23i 233c Rice dull sales 225 80
g 4sc Sugars quiet and unchanged; sales 800 bids
Muscovado, at 64 q Tie; Coffee irm $500 bags Rio at
lS l4c; Molasses dull $50 bbls New Orleans at 46 a
vadO at 26 @ 29c.
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Look Out for Pixies Peak.

ST. JOSEPH, March 15-The Denver City
express of the 7th inst, arrived to-day, bring
ing S250,000 in gold dust, and 2 passengers.
From the "Rocky Mountains News" of the
7th we clip the following 1--WE have been
shown nugget from Nevada gulch, weighing
over 100 pennyweights and Z gold. . Bigger
stories than this will be along, as soon as the
spring opens.
The duel between Messrs. Bliss and Stone
was fought with double-barreled shot guns,
loaded with ounce balls, and the distance was
80 PAGES. Stone was shot in the groin, and
when the coach left he was said to be dying.
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Railroad Accident.

There has been an accident on the Baltimore
railroad, of which the telegraph brings us a
bungling account. The following comes with.
out preliminary or explanation =
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Georgia Democrats,

MILLEDGEvLLE, March 18th, p M.-The
convention has adjourned sine die. Nearly all
the old delegates were re-appointed. The
December resolutions were voted down by
ayes 1862, hayes ia. No presidential candi-
date was recommended.
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Fire.

AUGUSTA Me March ia fire at War.
rentown, this morning, destroyed Spence &
Co.'s carriage reposity, f. H. Thompsons
grocery, and several other buildings. Loss
$4,000; partially insured in the Quaker City
ofhna
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THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,

For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR
The great inquiry that has long constantly
made for preparation restore the HARM Badness and
its falling off, has led the Inventor originate
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purpose and in
will make adistncton between this special preparation
and the great variety ofcompounds abundant through
cter, appearance and effect
are here submitted as being worthy testimonials for
curing the confidence and PATRONAGE Of the peonle;
Mr. J. Q. HILLMy Dear Sir i take the liberty to add
testimony to the value of your Mint Specific in cases
since procured bottle Of your SPECIFIC for the use Of
my wife whose hair had been falling off quite rapidly for
badness, unless some remedy speedily applied 1t
before using the first bottle the falling on Of her hair
entirely arrested and all apprehension of badness
cess in the sale Of your valuable Mint SPECIFIC, re-
Mr. J. Q: HILL-Deqr Sir: consider it justly due to
gard to the uneqaaled preparation YOU have recently
broaght before the people, namely: Mint Specific"
quanance of mine who had lost her hair months
was quite bald by my was induced to try
the frst bottle has produced for her complete head of
the renewal of the hair and ones expectations how
ever sangune, could be better speedily realized
Specific to those who have lost or loespg their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua T. R.
~, WORCESTER April rs, 1889,
come before the public, consider the most valuable prep
araton for the purpose for which IL intended here
send you my experience and you at liberty use
this In any way you wish For my wife's hair
had been falling Of and she troubled with dry scay
eruption on her head so that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific and by
the Of bottle her head is covered with hair and
II Is soft glossy aud natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise Of fine growth Of
healthy hair NV entire confidence In your Mint Specf
c enables to recommend all who need any prep
araton to strengthen the hair and to prevent badness
either case IL is invaluable.
Respectfully yours ISAAC CUSHING.
Prepared only 6yJoHN Q. HILL Apothecary. Worces
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists dls&wtf r.
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1t is impossible to get anything by tele-
graph in relation to the accident on the Balti-
more railroad, the wires being in possession of
the company. A despatch from one of the
officers, says that Mrs. Hutchins, the wife of
an employee on the road, has her leg broken,
anc that several other persons are slightly in
jured, but that none have been killed
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AoADnY OF MUBIO.-THB oPuRA-LA JUIvn
IL public are respectfully infornsd has ths mas ..
ISe opening nshl w als plaos h ths cosrsS q aS ~
VIVA ~ osaebraaed Open q
LA JUIvI
vo1f y Ia 3csds@1 - ~, = e., prodnsacs q ~ -
na Of haary sx3 perfcIsrS psrfscg and rnusnsiiv ~
s0on0." s~s~~ -
increasing the breadth and height The new srv
double tts former dimsnsoas Thrss masni6oSrf
pelnes have been e.presy made On ~ cstnsi fszi@
torns Tia ddoFeut pFoeeen1ous and tablaaur Win oS
about so0 per.ons dresssd IN ~ ncAek moyea -
ever exhibited In this oounp, Including ary-fom so15
suiS OF nolid pieJ They Of cosby
corresponding In their minuies dstAis 70 those wen r.
twelfth century, and The only that have bo
ported 10 Americ2
Full particulars Of The Arrangements made and Of - -
OF the Artists who have been Addod 70 The WA -
In future AdveTtiDements-
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SPORTING.

E,RAHCrs BUrrmR no. 3 PECK sLIp, has mn
srrr~f asd ch6cea sssWtreni u Dor Ia Ae ~c~A bss
- sale snd ycch buffers iofsihle hanse Cure Fs
kxs~in sto- 20 cects per eofe Eew srd >plxes ehso
sui'sss s's,ding Srssios nsrsgensus p,.es.e. A. =
- vA y easrs.irss eens box, bo~rssd t-lasd. Ao
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ASTROLOGY.

A BONA FIDE AsTRoLo0far. THAT KvRRr o \
n can depend Madame WILSON, Who ,elis the obs
Of your visi, enter Der Madame wison
vose ne powers q her woudcrfd science, and tel Ill Ne
whole life Her predfsions true that
je iinM iboush they pesd pot fear for sbs prsccss
hirs but What recoucsble philosophers All shruh
suit this most wonderful and MYSTERIOUS lady might
Zen many mafortunes and give tnsn good nsk for NE
human s.,ure combined with ssd experience renders
her sbundany adequate peperste The
10th TIE gss and The uture aud viii hs ereAisr accuracy
tvre with regard Infant friends relatives travelling
and eosrshir surcess IN undertaking Ac. kadsms wi
son 20 assisted By piriis Of high odcrsncier;
gers, whom am desc sndant Madame wilson's powers
inherited from her Hsroowy
Madame Wisnn s,arda unrfva1 led powers adapta
ton and mis- u usrsona By oonbe or he immortal
spwTheim Her advice has fAH Truly
D-y she BE- called mos wonderful Residence 10
Alien street between Houston and Stanton srees
BAKERY Fee Tor ladies and gentlemen, g csnia
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

NHkAr ia H0ATNA.
" Diamonds Watches arc tne Jewery; Diamond sinxH
Pima Earrings Studs and ali kinda of Chains
Ingsh and hwss watches the c.iebrsied nAters fsaa
Taylor, Cooper 1obise levitt Jurf Ac Imported
pressy for trade all warranted teling on oao
0ird les thar cn~s IN cinse The bush era
~ a. PEACOCK. London, and ab BrudvAy, up s.sira
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Oo1 GRAND sfRExr, TrAg Rowr.eY-w.pINE
LCl who RI csrroysai aud gifted Spsnish isft m
vets tire series o. fuary love age .ba-t m srds
sckness prescribe. medicoss - a. dseA.ss 10 aasy
rnmbevx, PROPERTY hx % xolsu 40
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IN SUPREME CoUSr-rHona . uoprIyoron AHD
III al The Minnesota aud Pacific Railroad Conr any
tcsce hereby rveu tsM g purss..ce q jutrneri q
aurftrs r. q Bu,key. sucuoneer ri the rerch.n
ehanrs h he 1ty q New ID. is aay q Doc-rber
In0D II o'eork uoon - Nirresya rosds % a. ~
eaoh. uu 100 " $50 nsiuaw~
avus md nus. Assnsy. va RonsAr, ksfesa
Ruw voag. 1cv Ia
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REsTAURANTs.

cyCXEpIsIvTxN Honl. 3 pI.SroKrR srsrSr ss
- ELLA Wink Anr, Proprssrvs -PrnouDced Ne gen
escera kwedsh punch sAlss and daka No bar ha
ahoaesAsw private eegAu
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SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKn-rO suCCEaO rHx
- AdrAtis.-Ths North Alsnio steamship Company VII
desP.ich for The above ports Aeir spieuea ss.nsr
nas Inc following DAYS from ctns street ws.rf
rev Sort 90 s;;nraa{ No, u and Dso " from Lawn.
uAvrs rhs Atlantic unsIceiIse Tor ssrenst And csmo
plete order limited number os scond cabin pas
Tor whom ercelleni have been provided VIII
be For freight apply ~ a- otS
- 80 ~ l. p. sTxPHxHs secrs,ary.
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CHUH An KARLv GRAVE READ TIE YRIyArR
- MeticAl reaiise, By DR. ward regularly ucsi~1 phy
wholly devpted curing Diseases of
Pa,ert Ward upon any upsn vhch
,resis His remedies md treatment most an,
csssfui h the vord-sre prepared from es "a u.
Eyea hcspras and more .xended practice than o,ser
Oacs ssS broadway
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TOR sAvAstAH AND ruy soUTH-rHE Nxw AND
II elegant s'ranfhlp NbNNr VERros C.,, Il N l,x,
nsa & ne sss.is.n t..s's s'e.mshp corp.ry vii cave
ptrs ~ * ~. ~ s.asaS Sosernoer W. N5PM
gprt safety and spee u spsas bv An, ~ IL go,
US semphs ~ ~ sA.h.ul., tE 7s EnoSrirs rs "
nacon 80 Augusta, Gil So savannah. as 'e' -
The MONTGOMERY suc c~fs and le.xes N arssa, ~
IS Draiway. -
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THn oREsrR'1 wchDzR IN TIE
A ycunr .pc srcuupfish~f MsfAse 70
Paris vho ezn be crnsuitcd with the strir;s.
afsiss ~ nfe euhraoing love eourtah .. ,
irtemperenca situations, lac tuits bustr
fent ~ enas, lot ~ stolen property. kc. y,
10 mase you beloved by yrur hearts idcsi,
thn~e iota separated Resheoce ssl al
fwentv ssvensh street. se~o1t soor. ovsr "A
- tecn gsntlemen - cenA
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AT B-wHo Has NOT HEARD or rHu OsLwpgAY
~ al Madame rREwsrFh' She been consulted ~
hnussucs IN h ard other c,cs with s@sl sccn sac
feels roshien she has equai SIZE the future
wife or husssnd sso tbs, 81 her vses Wish he ruia
evr h ns ~ zei Ihs ssenue. above fu sns Sra sreet
Ladies ~ certs; gestemen, 81.
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DRorrssoR RxsTrLL IN Oh lwsxRs STREET uAE
be consulted usuAl by ieaer. 70 bon Ns New yovs
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AHtRraINAL WORK on NERvOus DEBILITY AND
n ether anettops 81 pesullar mpor, By
z u iismuopd. H., formery Prsses.or az .ass,my Ia
The syrsru MEDICAL Cos re New York. AZ. "Dr Ham.
mords booA q werh every ones owniax from the New
W no" '0"@- aoorRrY. su sro,d -.v.N.v.
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A HIGHLY IMPORTANT BOOK FoR sorH SEXES,
n married n single -"xed'cAi Adviser and Marriage
GUIDE s0h cdion, sID pages about LOO enxra,tags ByM
Lamont PAns aud London .hy and snrge,u No SAT
:onaIy o. y litter and erprrss I,sP NJ and rhurs
debility LEGAL and general who knowie Ire the
la<st physiological researchea 81 ,ui resd II ass treats
OF every a. mpArts kno~iedss AL have sough "a
vAin Mailed for u by H. LAwRESCk, No vsssy Grest
We eth ofher In intending LArruent
hls dee Uua 0eruan me Reform
Mercury, Atlaa &e.
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U,oR sAvAsuAH AHp orBss POINTS As BELOW
il ~ tra elan ads vhesl sesfnssip ALAhMa osp. ..
PIER rvsr ThrvuM unhen Be had for he follow
ksw ori..aa $50 70. nosre SIS nsrseonery SIS m.
faniA sh co,rmbus III Al any rs Ausais St Jhst
tsnrpsN ffs NssAvtiie ~ 10 KnosYlle o. hsaphs.
~ ~ ausvss siT -, Nscrs. ~. savannah. fiA
Ypr frplxk, or rssnArs apply At " proAiwsv.
hAkuxL l. MiIChE.L a SON.
TIA a~am~r AUuCSTA Ca2tAir N 81 Wcodhal, viii
Aesd snf ssll SaAnrdAx. nor. -. - If.M
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UAHrED-BY wKSTERu NAN A CHANUv TO
w exchsr three fourths desrabs Reel xsfae aad
fourh CAsh for kerchAndiss ~ AL kinds All
uoes srcuy corasena Address T. r. W., Howard Hossl
broadway. III 10 morrow NOM
1e YARMs voR sALI-IN The REST PORTION or
~ the coary Of various ssrs and prices
der fence buildings and uuvAion some wli exchNng
ed for city property or ueresaadis-
eoUTHwf0K 4 WOOD. 81 NASSAU q.
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A gAvr.-A PHRxnoIOeIsT AND AsrKoroorsr
"A that The world sud - no reward for
equal nis wnf1.INurOS. who d acknowlcdxed 70 10
The Only ledy IN he esy wso Afa,y sives sor coz
esxrira sscs lavyus Journeys Aossnt fsnda court
ship marriage hsan wsah ard Tho VII reclAim orusksa
and unfAHbful husban1a nia w. he caly
Who has the Ecnuus Roman and txs.nsns fov
hive ecf u-k srd al hrsucss AFFAIRS ant guarantees
NE eiay not 10 consult tea nazursly git~d
y1rmw lady Lucky snmbsrs oven Hlgby
rtfs~uc~s be Al her rcsenos l5l
Do 10 Esh'h street
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La w INTELLIGENCE,

SUPERIOR CoURr-Hon. K. N. Martin, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
John NJ. Orem and VIM. s. Hopkins u.s. Luther
NJ. Reynolds, garnshee of George Bayer An at
tachment a warrant. Before reported Not
concluded.
Same as. William Hamilton, garnishee. Attach
ment on warrant. Before reported. Not con-
cluded. Schley and Mclaughlin for plaintiffs;
Marshall and Lanahan for defendant, in both
cases.
CoURr OF Common PLEAs.-Hon VIM. L.. Mar.
SHALL Judge.
No cases tried yesterday.
Assignment for to-day 245 to 2G5.
CIRcuIr Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon VIM.
George Krebs Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Tracey Us. Benson. A bill claiming freight
money derived under the agreement between the
governments of the United States and Peru. Be-
fore reported. Not concluded. T. Parkin
Scott, Esq, for complainant; Brown and Bruno for
defendant.
UNITED STATES CIRouIr CouRT.-Hon VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Isaac NJ. Singer and William Clark Us. William
s. Walmesly, agent of Ladd, Webster & Co. Be-
fore reported. }. Ii. B. Latrobe, Esq, addressed
the Jury until the adjournment of the Court ON the
part OF the plaintiffs.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

slty may never occur but if it should, he boped he
would have strength for the trial W. N'
Inc resolution OF the Legislature was of sinister
import After alludng to the circumstances under
which Mr.. Pennington elected, he said he
could not allow the opportunity to pass of placing
the oiVe branch where every man might see it,
and revolutionary in their measures AMONG
other things, he remarked that it was not fair to
.ay John Browns raid to the account of the North,
whose representatives had so emphatically and in
7ignantiy denied any such completely. He repeat
ed that there was act he less regretted than his
vote Tor Mr. Pennington. There was none he
would gu more cheerfully give this day and hour
me Committee here and the House adjourn
ed till Thursday
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FRANKLIN, LA.-schy. Fred, Sseerer,

$50 hhds. sugar, 510 bbls moasses Samuel Hurlbut.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Schr Sarah and Julia
90 hhds sugar. " bbls. noasses, do. sugar S. G..
Hand.
CHARLEsToN-Bdrk Nashua.
los casks rice, James Corner & Sons; los do do,
Wliliams Son; 81 bales cotton, Mills, Mayhem Co.;
42 do do Richardson Co.. % do rags so hhds tobac-
co, master. Il
CHARLEsToN-StednlshipT Thomas Ssoann
l49 casks rice, James Corner Sons; Is do do NJ. A.
Mitchell; do do, G. W Wait Son; q bales cotton A.
G. schaefer 23 do mdse., Woods ard, Baldwin Co;
Dbl do, Robert Hough Co.. pkgs. tobacco, Clark &
Pegram; cases cigars Gail & AK 81 pkgs. mdse., sun
dry persons.
New ORLEANs-Scbr BldckJird,
hhds sugar, $50 bbls moasses, Geo. L. Harrison;
do. do, bbls do j. j. & F. Turner keg do. Hall &
Loney; bbls. do, keg sugar. VIM. r. Merritt bbs
DO Ferguson, Murphy Co.; do do do. rice, 9pkgs.
coffee, Numsen Thomas Co; bbls. sugar, 9pkgs mo-
lasSes, Bryant, Tnsey Holmes; bbls. do, Hesen &
Rogers; los pkgs tobacco, Warwick, Frick & Ball. .
bbls mdse., G. H. Reese Bros; case do Robinson &
Lord II hhds. sugar. John Williams Son; 20 DO do
pkgs mdse order
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WaShinutan,

WASHINGTON, February 2l.-The Senate in Exc
cutive session today ratified the treaty of amty
and commerce with Paraguay. The one previous
ly ratified is for indemnify.
The Mexican treaty was reported and read, and
Its consideration postponed till next Monday.
Senator Mason, Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Relations, gave notice that he should move
from day to day to go into Executive session there
on. Several Republican Senators are known to be
in favor of the treaty. The views of Senator Sc
ward, a member of that committee, are a subject
of speculation.
large number of strangers have arrived here
to witness the proceedings attendant the. inau-
guratlon OF the equestrian statue of Washington.
The bill introduced by Senator Seward to-day
provides for the admission of Kansas under the
Wyandotte Constitution. He gave notice that he
will call it up on Wednesday, the 29th, when he
will express his views upon the subject. This an.
nouncement will satisfy the numerous inquiries as
to whether he intended to make speech
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SENATOR PEARCE, AND THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY

The following letter from Mr. Pearce, to a mem
Der of the Maryland Senate, which has found its
way into the newspapers, eitectually disposes o
anv question about Mr.. Pearce's relations towards
the Democratic party:
WAsHINGToN, SENATE, Feb. l3, ISG0
My DEAR Sm:-I have, as you know carefully
abstaned from any electioneering for the Senator
ship-never impOrtuning member for his vote or
asking for it, writing no letters to any men,
Der on the subject, nor to any outside the Leg
islature except in answer to their letters.
But reports said to be in circulation at Annapo-
lis, which are both unjust and injurious to me- re
dure contradiction, which Il think it is not in
delicate to give to you. 1t is said that am not
candid in my support OF the Democratic party, and
that | would vote for the nominee of a third party
if it satisfied my personal partiaties Such a
story is wholly without truth. | have given to
the Democratic party a cordial and exclusive sup
port since 1885, and | should acknowledge myself
utterly destitute of personal honor if should now
be willing to receive the Democratic nomination
for the Senate, and yet have the faintest idea of
withdrawing from the support of their nomination
in favor of any nominee of any other party. On
the contrary, shall, whether elected by the pre-
sent Legislature not, go with the Democrats in
support of the Charleston nominee and as certain
ly oppose his adversaries of whatever faith they
NAV be.
hear also that am said to be unsound upon
the slaeery question. What specification there is
under this head do not know. | am not general
ly an extreme man; but you know that | am not
only STAKEHOLDER, but decided IN my convictions
on this subject. | am not a secessionist but am
resentful enough towards every shade of anti
slavery to satisfy the prejudices of all South
ern men No man in the Senate here would hazard
any such assertion that was, in any respect,
timid wavcring in my support of the slavery in
stitutions
| may have been misinformed as to these rumors.
If have been, no harm can be done by this letter.
if not trust my friends will find sufficient excuse
for it. have nothing to say to the claims and
merits of other gentlemen, or of myself nor have
any wish except that the Legislature may settle
this matter by the convictions of their own enght-
ened Judgment.
Very truly, dear sir, your friend
j. A. PEARGE.
Hon. d. c. Blackiston Senator from Kent coun-
ty, Annapolis.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-22
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washing machines, bdl. handles pkgs. agricultural
implements do wooden ware, 6ladders hobby horses
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tin ware box saddery, pkgs wood work, 20 bbls
500 bags rice boxes sewing machines cigars
box stoves cask hams IA bbs fuse do. do 80 bbls
beef IS bbs pork 454 bushels corn bb do $50 bags
brown stuff.