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The Opelousas courier., 1857-01-31
) judicial Notices. &C.
state OF EOsetslaoxa.

SfaGg ot AOaetSGa1Ia.
DISTRICT COURT, oooo
PARISH OF ST.. LANDRY, NO. oVo"'
Estate of John K. Pickett, deceased
RNHARLEs G. PICKETT, of the Par
~ ish ofPointe Coupee, Administrator of
the Estate of John K. Pickett, deceased, late
Of the Parish Of St. Landry, having Gled a
Final Account of his administration of said
Estate, and Partition of the funds thereof,
accompanied BY petition praying for the
homologation of the same;-And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by,
an order of Court dated January End 1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all In
terested, to make opposition, ifany they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, why
said Account should not be homologated, the
Administrator authorized to day accordingly
and his bond cancelled.
L. .LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas January 3rd 1857.
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For Sale.

E - SdIAGe
y VHE Sugar Plantation ON which che sub
sCriber now resides, consisting of near
II 900 arpents Of Land, 500 Of which il under
fence, the balance in wood.
The Improvements consist of an. excellent
Sugar House, Steam Engine, Kettles, and in
perfect order and ~ good as new, one of the
best Dwelling Houses in the Parish, with all
the necessary Cribs, Cabins. &C., &c.
It's considered one of the most beautiful
places In che country and win DO sold ON more
liberal terms than any such property can b.
purchased. Apply 70
DR. J. A. TAYLOR,
Opelcasas. Nov, 8th, 1856.
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].

q 3 undersigned receiving actually from
II Newt Orleans, a complete aasortmentof
Dry Goods and others. respectfully informs
his frianda and the public, that he will sell
them dis cheap as any other store in The place.
@ g. HOLLIER, Els.
Opelousas January 9Th 1s57~~sn.
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| of both sexes and divers ages.
Eight head of gentle horned cattle
two horses, one mare, a lot Of
hogs, one OK cart, one Calash,
Loom, plantation implements,
household furniture, kitchen uten-
sils, and many other articles too
tedious to enumerate.
Terms and Conditions All lots of
five dollars or under, payable in the month
OF April eighteen hundred and fifty-eight,
and all lots upwards of five dollars, PAYABLE
one half in the month of April 1858, and the
other half in the month Of April next fol-
lowing 1859. Purchasers giving security in
solido to the satisfaction of whom the right.
and all sums not paid ut maturity to bear in
terest at the rate of per cent per annum
from time due until paid And moreover,
the land and slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto the Estate until full and en-
tire payment Of capital and interests which
may accrue thereon
Payments to be made to the administra-
tors Of the Estate, Dorsin, Laaeur, at his
domicil, in Prairie Chataigner, in said Par
ish- DORSIN p. LAFLEUR, e
+ ~ ~ d. AHctiOReer.
opelousas, January II, 1857. e
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Louis SaOimeOm.
BE I'd 7Ql'IIY.

gassse n 80 - = = = - 81
MmFFERS his services to the citizsnso of
WW Opelousas and vicinity. He has just
opened tailor shop on Main street, near Mr..
u Prevot's store, where he Is ready to re-
ceive al orders concerning his profession.
He thinks he IS fully able to satisfy al those
who viii have confidence In him.
Opelousas Dec, 9th, 1S56--6m- sa7ss
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SnERlFF's SALE, 5
STATE OF LOUISIANA. aH
Pierre Cabrol, District Court
vs.. Parish of Sc. Landry,

STATE OF LOUISIANA. $3.50
Pierre CabroL ] District Court
Pierre N6zat. No. 1858. "A
10y virtue of writ of e. a., issued IN
I'D the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of ST. Landry, aad to
me directed, win be exposed to public sale, for
cash. at the Court House ofthis Parish on SATURDAY.,
the 7th day Of February next, 1857, commencing
at the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing
from day to day, If necessary, all the right title,
interest and demand Of Pierre NGzat in and TO the
following described propeEty seizsd to satisfy said
writ to wit: -
A negro woman named CELL i aged about forty
years, with her three Children named VALMoHT,
aged ten years, FRANco1s, aged eight years, EU-
PHRozINE, sged three years.
A negrO-wornan named CELINA, aged twenty
two years, with her two children named CELEsTEe
aged three years, and EueEER, aged two years
A negro-man named NARCISSE, aged aboUs
thirty years. ss
A negro-man named CESAR. aged forty Years4
L. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Sc. Landry, January 3rd, 1857.
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BvstfSk 0ssa
Irish Dry Goods
ID & u. REILLY 6 Co., % long known
~ 0 at the corner of Royal and Canal
streets, beg TO say they have removed 70 their
lsrge new store 126 Canal Street, between
BoyaI aud Bourbon streets, known az 1ouyo
HsssIdsags, siga Of the GoLdess Fzax.
Where their ample lroom and a resident
beyer in Europe. win enable them 10 keen
{the year round1 complete stock in every
Also, full line of Plantation
GSs,ods, of the best Southern manufacture.
Combined with the above, they will keep
asI the old stand. corner Royal and Bourbon
steeets. under the name Of Embroidery 0asd
Lice Stare, complete stock Of Ladies' Dress
Trimmings, Ribbonda. Embroideries, Laees,
and Ladies and Gents furnishing Goods, to
su9 the country merchants as well - the con.
saSners
his latter Is class Of house heretofore
In this Market.
p. i u. REILLY q Co,
i :l26 Canal Street,
4 Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
Toaro Buildings,
Sign of the Golden Flax.
September 20Gh. 1856. 6.-6m.
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"AG seeanfly est had Is 50, naGflses le =
- 81 ManpEaes6gy 5aT lMaaTaSy MpRnnE nc.
Italian mashie iDr foEahs 80 nnnsssassass "
Kinds H. mias engra inaself stfnns ID gslf lat
and make anY Kind ef osnasseElss eithex ssE
and mastlsspi pieees. tables 81
Thoss Ii the ESiish Ss S. xan
works of this Dissertations 81 Hsss
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HePcamtile Cards. &c.
~ Nv GccDst

THB undersigned has thu
~ .aw honor te inform bis friends and
/ the pubic In general that he
hasjust received large assortmeneof Spvsasa
Irasd SHasasey Goods, such ~ Plain and
Embroidered Swiss Muslins. sJacoua&s Of all
qualities, English and French Eunbroideries,
Hinghams, Ladies' Bounets, Embroidered
veils of all kinds. also large assortment Of
eeady made clothiags, Shoes, &c. ~
! Il fine assortment Of Family Groceries can
sIways be found at his store. ...-. )
!. He always buys beef hidas and shssp wool,
payable cash or In goods.
4. HALFF. 8
!, Grand Ceteau, April 10Th, 1856. 5.
New 0fleans-Direct Importation
gS French,
I Geynsaa,
/; British Gs3
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Judicial Sales, &c.
Public Sale.

By the undersigned Pstbtac Auctio,seer
tn and for the Parish Of st. Landry.
VENHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
auctioneer, on
Tuesday the 18th February next,
1857, on the following described plantation,
at Chataigner, in the Parish of St. Landry,
being the last residence Of Honore Fuselier,
deceased, the following described property
belonging 10 the Estate of the late Honore
Fuselier, deceased to-wit: '-s
fl PLeAsV"Xsa TXOsV .
situated in Prairie Chataignier, in the Parish
of st. Landry, measuring three arpents front
by forty arpents in depth, bounded North by
Henry Jean B. Soileau, South BY widow
Valery Guillory, East by Valmont Gabriel
Fontenot, and West by the Bayou Marion,
together with the
BU1lhD1N4S -
AND fIaRMS
IMP TEMENTs,
thereon erected.
4 sn111, W. e
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Oas GccOssssS or Departure.
YNHE undersigned viii Gauss to be sold,
u by an auctioneer, On Tuesday, l7th
February next, 1857, before the Court
House of this Parish, his property, situated
in the town of Opelousas, bounded East BY
Main street, West by Court street, by the
Free-Masous Lodge and the property of Mr..
j. Petit, and North BY Vine street, consist
ingin --....
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Public Gale,
By the undersigned, 0mcts0sseers sss and
for the Parish Of Sc. Landry.
I'D Y virtue Of an order from the Hon.
Id the fifteenth District Court, in and
for the Parish Of Sc. Landry, to us directed,
the public are hereby informed that there
will be sold at public sale, 70 the last and
highest bidder, before the Coart House door,
in the Town Of Opelousas, on
Tuesday the 10th day OF February
1857. the following described property, be.
longing to Adele Garriguea, lately interdict-
ed BY Judgment of the Hon. fifteenth Judi
cial District Court, to wit
4 CERTAIN NEGRO
named AIMEE. aged about % years, with
her child, named ALEXANDER, aged about 5
years. s# F as5
And also the following described property
belonging undoubtedly TO said Adele Garri.
cues and To Nokmia TonanenrrrE IN vv;t.
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Opelousas, January II, 1857.
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Nel; aIle pui.

Washinsssa, ta.,l October asths 1850
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TeIIksnpG & KitchinG's Wool Cireuiay.


The demand Wool duos the month % tebf Arv W.
A, the month PREVIOUS Most descriptions on
native Wool have sought Tor Our market 10, however Al
mos OF medium and common Fleece u Ia sim ~ We
better Kinds OF 4od SUPER pulled Wool. VIII "Ser
qualities the market Is well supplied.
si.h' Improvement has b.an experienced In those fnds
Fleece ord pulled Wool most inquired nor but he 'Ase 10
.rira ylI not vary much from quotst.ons - -,
We have bad good inquiry tor all kinds on low oesn
Wools-he very short supply Of which h. limited 20
tions The prices have leD fully up 70 highest "a 90
In inc Noos less has boon done dsrog the Pest uon
pay In COM. quenco small stock ssd partly for toe mshee
prices sskec. g ,Uro,l M.
.r,nt.S by the prices wooden t4Dncs sre sclns of ~
have In CONSEQUENCE bought sp.nsy st the sne ln9 ~
are vorli ina lees and looking With anxiety or he '""s "
The Tarh question Il. 49,. l.. ,ronN
we have been asked repeatedly what eseet tue eiI w9na
have in relation 70 Wool II p.et &, toe iiou' i9Pss'
.5 ", ms, ply that would ohsnf 70 any degree 10
.,a. Of thpss have been sborng under Tor na'y y
R.srrctiy. Ib~rI car aot smlro 10 oey w.
for Wool have prooo .naacn'e bet must is.n.r ma
snufxcture growth q Wool and esye 70 tue -
ut.rtur-r 1rbes b. far the sresef pouou 80 y
81 wooden goods used 10 this niry snd ns', - nm
lt,,ls sf.t upoa TIE exports OF specie Iho W." ,,e
pos,d OF l5c 70 sec 70 would befrs, r u. .,sst.
49, .n1 e,v. With them toe gnst no nD' - -
5,be world sl.n H. short time W 'n. " =. "a -
r. - III ,s.n favor oreisD nstiob, OF De tLo '-~
Ies q, the E portsn; iutresr o. or 'Na.
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soRRls .Sn EssRN RAERo.p.

The early tran rom MJTis:o N carns u so1u. Two
bours beh.ad t.rae y,s.rdsy nom ~; &. ESQ dc 'as
ire: tran a fon B.cte..1.ow'; tie cher. made oe'-
Ter tine, and al ct hcre az The 1Eual hours.
CAMDEN AND iNBOY RAILROAD LINE.
The r.: amer John Poster. oil The Camden srd Annoy
Railroad hne wen, out at clock yeste7da7 morning
with pss.er 'or Philadelphia bat lid not return %
make second trip 9. = sclsck p m. IS sscsl on' re-
NAMED a. South Amboy int. evening, b brig on inc
passengers OF both the 8. IT, and ; P. t. trans ro1i
Pr laislnh.a az the shne time
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MARRIED.

BAKEg-yAN BuRES-On ss;urd,y Feb. 2. :. ths -
deIce Of tie Rsv Mr. Ms,cegs, Of q oneh -
Church lnsera l.. :li-d "a ghtei Of Ecw-t n n-e"
esq % m II Baker, al OF his ely.
DUTTO2-AMBLER-A; Deerfeid, " Z, On AontAy, see
D. BY ,se Rev. v FJw.eT, William ~ Out.on oi ETA
ioid n Z 10 Sarah Amber Of sscordss1 n. 7.
MORRISON REEvES-A. Eev4rf ". j.. ca T-escsy -
- b, :he Re- D. ID Lore, AiO-so Morrison &nd s1i-- A
Re,.yes bo-b Of Newark
HERWO0D-LAREIs-At C.ralIus, n. Y, o1 Ih1rsay
Feb. " bJ the Rev A /. Frr-sn 7. D-Gre sser" ''1
Of o. N. shers oo1. M-ry Z, laughter Of Jro Lrhn
IERSON-NUTTEE-A Roslyn, Long Island. On feursay
Fcb D. BY the Rev. r Ey M Percy P. Vernon to MIS-
A NJ
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MoNn.Y, March 2-r. Y.

NONH1, NGch -. Y.
Tie business OF the Stock Dosrd was TO fair eI-
tent to day, mainly in Enc, Central, Rock Island and
Reading. The changes from Saturday are 70, impoi-
tant excepting in IiLois Central, which ss usual on
the arrival of a steamer, advanced. Il sold at the
Second Board at 10 but was offered e. tia; d. the
close. The land ..'es as viii be seen by paragraph
below. are going On very faycrably Ene closed g;
81 81 The bear. ars selling this stock freely on
the suppos zion that the losses of busnass and damages
to the road Cor the las; three months have ben vey
heavy and ,ha, the s.opated cash dividend IS outo
tie question for this year, 10; the next Readlr.
closed a. ST.. There ar rumors IN the Philadelphia
letters OF new difficulties between The road and the
coal men, and Philadelphia operators were selling n
this market on saturday ana to-dav IN the strength cf
these rurors. Central cc.ei ct ~. ~. In Wet
ern shares Rock Island and Galcna were bu1ynt
Consider be sales VI he former were made a: OJ but
the market closed at IOl. GJena improved - l0i;
Michigan Southern was ~ and Toledo a, -;
Wisconsin Lake Shore improved r cent, selling q;
%. Enois Central Bonds again 'nucned pa, with
sales Of 81 900. The redenIp0on o. these bonds by
the Compsny vi soon become rspd. Like Ire ard
WABASH 2ds sold at l.; Eres- iS1j, 81 rere
Hsu.e and Asop g. O., sc. feI Southern keairsn
Sinking Fund %, Voc td, which g letter. S.xe
s;Oek. ss wi.s94. paSb s..H:iY s.4 's.ssT EsEz.
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passeacrrs AniNeA

l. ,,,,b,p yig7a,a Bsssoa from LsevIs9I.B By Te.-
,r,pn M Colb.ns' sua lsa, rst H. s,raS S.ot n
90 n. rby lacy child. kes,r. o.le, LINZ,
Isl BaS. McKsy, OTIS aulbouFg. Nay Wsl"', sehiset,
G,lan Tsrsr s,bef hamilton LeAro. noe. Tyre Ioeeft-
,on Work. Ray PlaInosdon. Lr Iowrl.y, Enge h,nef'
Thomson Murray, or Litte, Yong, Alsell r. ~ fo-nt'
csaYhon Bonf.A Shepherd Herman, Rosenbrn Wa.kin'.
iab Derby and sdy. Charlton and 2dy Cshi Crc"4es'
Prest Bsbin ZION EDge!s.
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lTBANY STEAMERS.

None Of the Albany steamers left this city yesterday
The Isaac Newton, Rip Van Wmkle and Francis
Ssiddy VII probably leave az o'clock this evening
The Francis Sbl1y lei, this city a. u O'Clock on San
day forenoon and was met at Catskill about O'Clock
D. M OF bot day progr sssDg iavorsbly. Tie Rip Van
Wiphe, which left Albany at O'Clock on Sunday az
ternoon, reached this city at noon yesterday having
been obliged 10 lie to of Fshkdl during the storm on
Sunday night. The steamer Oregon also left Albany
on Sunday afternoon, and had to anchor off Bristol
during the night, ard starting afresh early yesterday
morDii G. reached this city about o clock 7. IN.
BOSTON LINES.
The 81 Gamer Plymouth Rock left for Stonngton al !
ocloek Oh Sunday afternoon, with view of taking
her place on the line on her regular day, but up 10
O'Clock last evenig tidng, by telegraph of her az
rival at Stonns.on had been received here II pre-
sumed that she was compelled TO put into some haroor
for safety on the night OF her departure hence. None
Of the Sound boats left the city last evening. The
Commodore, OF the SouiugtOn line, leaves e, o'clock
this morning; the Empire State, OF the Fall River
Line, and the Worcester, OF the Norwich line leave q.
the usual hour 10 o'clock this afternoon.
NEW-HtVEN.
The steamer TrGyelsr, which was TO have left for
New.Hsven st O'clock yesterday, will leave come
tine today
HtRrfO ORD STEAMERS.
The steamer Hero wss prevented by the storm
from leaving for Hanford yesterday, as intended.
Should the weather prove sufficiently favorable this
afternoon, size VII leave at o'clock. The Connect
cut River is said to be now very free from ice, conse
queptly obstruction 70 the navigation between this
city and Hartford Is unprecedented after the present
we're weather hss moderated.
BRIDGEPORT STEAMERS.
The steamer Catalina, which was to have gone on,
ye,te-day morning, deferred her departure on accouu:
Of the storm until this morning.
NoRW N.k STEAMER.
The steamer John Har. due here G.. noon Yesterday
from Norva.s did rot aIr.ye; Is expected however,
that she WI reach this city in time to-day to leave
again for Norwalk eSrly in tie afternoon.
FLUSHING STE tuTRs.
The steamers EOoch Dean and Island C..y both
came on yesterday morning, bit did not make any re-
turn tips until evening, no passengers coming - town
except those whose business compelled them 20 do So
HARLEM STEAMER.
TIE sylvan Sloe Only made oae TIP each way
yesterday fer the accommodation Of her stockholders
STATEN ISLAND.
III. pie-s az Quarantine Landing, S.ape;on and
Vspderbils Landing were overflowed yesterday. The
rise in me Bay and The hi-s wind rendered imposs-
bic iOr the steamers % land {. Tonpknsvie and Sta
piston or their trips down to the sland; sad the
steamers which ply OF this route Lad enough to do 70
make Ao- trps with anything Ike regularity.
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sepRT OF COMMON PLEAs-GrSrs>t ItL ~ .
Before Judges iSGsiHss, DAY and '''''


Ar .po, fo.n ,-dcr. ns4e =. he SP"-s Ten y LIN
~. rsseu.iua orders ing deoSins ntons f'T 10"
MIR AID .'aurs or ese.TgDg dsm--fe's pm "a mes
sk.n b. srbu'ed q ar@rg q. nc same ems eh' 49, ~
sus-piD, ~ waeo ordeys rot sfe;1s ne He,t re P
.I.d fou me 40 Ant shs o. ~ = N IRE A-sr --is
y. ,,d.r ~ e.f-se A. required By 'se "a q .is
GSsr.- ~.-.-- .-.-,. 49, . .-
Apooas re decs1s 1p11 motions !9- - .-as 80 p.1
s~.,ur-.r o. :l merits. must D. hecr1 - ~ . ~ A..-
ne.t Fer. AID tie pagers pint 81 j. - cs
kp,.. .,on General Tenn q tte Marine G. - vi b
a.s u,.D The Ie.arn J." W tried 90 and
eercnc 4 GEEK Il lh1, Cocr 81. fE =" 1ga'o; c!
- (-ne.l Is-m the.Nn.
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svRRoGATEs cOURT-h,RcH 2-B.fore A. w. BKA

IHE PARISH WILL CASE.

William Brown being further cross smiuei by
III, oConos, When Mre r. or sny o. the family w.
ordered, would wait m the hall or the k',heu tie
door " the room which Mr. T. sat generally opcn win
exception Of his bcdroomi week days Nr p generally
dove down have seen Mr lush, but have
NJ wss irri,acd he would by hs he'd
hsdng his left band and ssppns tTpstedy Oh Lis Ane
~ssld utter ,he s9and meow can sro f. .h
sssa' sound on OF or Two occasions be sd dsiosny
shere vas eno'hr sound which we understood as
mould spell IL "agr have heard hin say On deSi deai
9 3 : .Sd i, Dr. 5:' 0e ' a s$ M H ,ay
r..han were pc.cnt when he sSs 49, s.tonp.Nyuc hose
eos, de- lie woa use Festre,7he would l t,' leg va hn9
sAsIc It as for No he said "Oh Got," b. sel L.
bs.o-looAins upward and IN. had never saw Nj re- W"
any OF The codicils was never ia "ha ihe provisions ~
tAos. were; Mrs = ,oid me whs s con,oVcy
psniei r bad called on tell there 20 be con-
she did not toll me nor did any one that they Wee
tbs ever ina prayer were sl amer Mr P rad so, INFO bed
Ma P said hem in an audible vo,ge, repeating -, on S
aoy evening MIs r. real aloud 10 MIN; il 'si0ts cse sl
wsud stop THE after in tho Summer - AZ Hell 66'e
read The Billie about dczcu tines the question was pnt -
would Ike TO have Rad he would asS'n;i "hen
be wasted stop he would shake M head aud pa " s'
matthew and The whole Of St. Luke a. ddereut tines on Son
day evenings there was sacred mlsi; al te P.no
SAFE AID in ne city, b. no Owe wa p5e'en, eH'sP ,t
the library be would point 10 toe window "a ne bs
down togu was never prescut whoa Mr T. received The
sacrament, Mr. went ia chur,h while was there;
aOHt Know the reason, lMnh ~ ~
when she paper. and books about business wee Il
A Mr. Parish appeared tn be reading tuem thought so then
sad do DOW have seen h'n looking over ne"sps o2os'
with him 10 walk sbout the house and take no:ice
Q everything be would adjust his sIectsclcs on
BIS aud ook ~ tho pictures, s'Snlink At con
vesen distance; when he wanted TO nee and move ou
place TO another he would from bis oaa hims
awe his arm, and would assist him; when was not
enough him touch be would my attention
BY raising Tie band aud 'ayi NO. he ne slw.ys tended -
and complied wh bis request never saw him pay car or
sbsss the KIDD have Nrs. L. and Nh
DEBATE play chess have known him persist IN en- iesvoI oe
nake understand something he wanted for three days he
Vesld awhile and then up and ticrwafi ty again
sometimes he would give tesp4r, some mes hc void
b. him write enythnc dd ever see
his ", wished he could, bG; wolder.
he dnt becsus knew out two who could
writ, with their l-n hands
Mr. OConor-Who were those two W,tues-- Adm .
Lord Nelson and beggar 10 London WHO hsi or
puL
hs burned til Thursday uake foI the b-E
tei which comcs on tomorrow AZ 10 o'c.ock)
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFJCE-nsLcs :.
Before Gro F. BIT.

RREsCH EfI EtDiTtOS CASE.
A. u. matter Of Ey;rAdcn 81 Chsres yoL Ter ., IL
The French ~ ra1I:ion cusc -Glne Oh asgln tsis
De's;ng. Hr Ncke0n n wed a Tar her adjournment
~ Wednesday morning He regarded 's' OF T., -
nSei importance that The cause should b rentted ~
tAs Cl,cIit Court, since the ConnissIooe: bsd no
power 10 preven. repetition OF the eA'fsOrdtlTy
preceding" Of Thursd,y last He hst applied TO
JsSge B+ts who said that the p-ess o. o:hef busoes
upop him 80 100 greet 10 allow OF his taking up ase
sely ~ b. 80 proirscted as ths. note hsd, how
ever seen ds2a'caed 10 Judge Ingefso, Ia Conne;t-
GU, 10 which no reply hsd as yet been received. lie
sskec sJjO1rDu eot for fJry e.sht hours, IN ne
hops Of beating from Judge IhgesoH by the end o.
Nat time.
Mr. Busted thought enough had been Res OF
"tbe extraordinary proceeding beneath WHICH h9
wbs acting ijr very bret perod as Cni,e1
Sises Dsrct At.Jrney Crouche5, as bencsh Jonshs
"geEd." L. wos "wOrse than seven ngh'msses,
" ssyeD times week.
Mr.. Basleed proceeded 20 urge the grave Injustice
thst could he done tbs prisoners oy further a1oarn-
nshts He repeated his statement Of Friday hst he
sna tho gtbe- council would hereafter saoait to all the
Cen miss iODe-s rulings.
N.ssIs. Townshend and FogeEty followed, ursing
suAstaDislly the same p inte
Hy HcKeOn in re0lnder acknowledged that be had
brought The before the Commissioner, bat xss not
tAssec,e pep Ied for such tOOS plsco lest
week. H. vas an outrage upon JUDICIAL proceedings.
y was 6'sgra 3efal What procession would counsel
have for the coupons evidences OF debt &C.. whcO i
maxi be necessary 70 pat in proof The other side
I'D made q pledge u 81 tho seenc should no. be TO
psstss but vbst Ieliance- Mr.. Bs eel interrupted,
BY saypc ths. he hee made such plejgel Teen
10 knew how they stood. Mr.. hcKeon wen, on 10
us,s an sdiyurnmen. ln tie course OF his remarks
HI Nckeon expressed the with that the Iepo:.sra
wsuId only give the speeches exactly a. they @e.S
delivered, and then we would discover who wss he
len al kalsprop OF the Nex-YOrk bar.
M rIil5u then spoke 10 the ssme point lie az
psned 10 think il doubtful whether Comnssi0ne
has DO yer to isse G rnbpena, if not sitting in uIc
capacity.
Tfe Commissioner granted The adjournment.
Before r. T. STiLwELL.
Capt. william Allen of the orig Zcno, charged with
sos snd unusual punishment upon Chambers ssaO.
S,.S was dsharsed the evidence being regarded Vi to
sslIsdicloIy q nature ~ waIIsat y committl.
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