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NHAs. n. EALER, Watch-Makcr ard
" Jeweer corner of Main and Landry streets, 2p
and JEWET.RY, consisting of English and French
Cold and Silver cased Lever and Lepne Watches,
Ear.Rings, FingerR Rings Breast-Pns for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Spectaces, Gold Pens with Cold ava n,
silver Holders, Perfunery, Hair brushes ieiet
.ha Whole of which will he sold at much reduced
,,r,o, t c,, cusl, ar goo,' '' r't,r ""'entaAee.
- ''=o xccEte all kinds of work in my -.
wa a., a. ,...- manner aud with prompt
Dispatch lor cash. C,-N, taup".
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II LYSSE GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
- and Collector for the Parish of St. Landry OF.
ficein Opelousas. March 10. r.
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&c, 0pelousas, March u, 1858.
n L.V. CHACHERl1, Sheriff.


TALE.--State of Louisiana,
~; Parish Of st. Landry.-No. 8f56.
81 David Lyons Jr,, ct ais.
pf a writ Of f. fa., issued in the above abp
Fby the District Court, in and for the
sLandry aud State aforesaid, and to me
N'-yxpose at public sale, for cash, at the
,@he town of 0pelousas, on SATUR-
.3ay Of May, A. ID. 1853, commencing
lJso'cloek 4. NJ. and continuing from
Sess1ry, all the right, title, interest
o.. / said defendant, David Lyons Jr.,
xess fwihg described property, seized to
;;wfitsst0 wit:
~ negro boy, eemed RANDALL, aged
@eafs.
IS 0ilice, Opel6usas, March 27, 1858.
a. l.. Y. CHACHERE, Sheriff
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DR. w. G. BRIDGES wilt@upcrate for
~ those Of this and the adjoining Parishes who
may desire his services, in the highest degree OF
perfection.
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DEBAILLON 4 CARRIERE, Receiving,
= Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
ngton, La. 80
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fDOOTS AND SHOES.-The undersigned
- having made arrangements with lnana
featuring and importing house in the city of M a
Neworlepns, will always have on hand sup x -
ply Of the finest quality Of Boots and Shoes,
and can supply either, on short notice, made to
order for Ladies or Gentlemen. s. BLOCH.
Opcoiisas, March ~, 1858. 'tR
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
"a ti0neer in and for the Parish of st. Landry
Orders eit al the Office Of L. S. Robin will receive
prompt attention.
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wing ,sia sassiapsstdl

AFGRe i, in the town q
.<.No- 5ti, according to the pIau
sAed North by Gordon street, East
%Gardner, South BY Buhots street
! street, containing one superb
less, with all the buildings and
gfeoA:
Sirross.-Four hundred and thir-
th, on the dy of sale, and the
tpvcIve months after the day Of
\ fllrnish security and the prop
Gally t-sbrtgaged until the pay
Ainter,st.
IV1elousas, March II, 1858.
~ Lay. GHACHERE, Sheriff.
'-----------7------- r.
lALE.-Slate of Louisiana,
Parish of st. Landry.-No. 74ls.
vid Lyons, Jr.
r. Of ii. fa., issued on twelve
pove entitled suit by the Dis
ne Parish of st. Landry and
me directed, viii expose at
ithout the benefit Of appraisc-
s.oase in the town Of Opelousas,
u Ist hhy VI May a. ~ 1000,
.Ir Of II o'clock A. M.and CON
Unnecessary, all the right,
d Of the said defendant,
3 the following described
ia writ. 1T:
ling in this
by lands of
ert Lyons.
.,.en est, By the
oatainis, ..t,.> uperffcial
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TOHN II. KING, A 4torpey at Law, has re-
- moved TO his new on td, corner of Landry and
Market streets, adjoining his residence, and nearly
opposite the Clerks offic. Nav .. 1857.
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g p. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
~ Parish Of st. Landry. Office at his store in
Washington.
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DEERE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
\ Wheelwright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash.
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WM. u. SPENCER, Attorney and Ooun-
sellor at Law, by iigence and fidelity in the
discharge of his professions opcs to merit and receive
patronage. Office in Opel. ilsas.
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HILAIRE DESSESsARTs, Collector and
Crier offers his services as such. To tic citizeps
Of ST Landry. All business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended to. He has formaa
partnership with any one in either OF III ~ no
branches. March 20 1858. sie aooye
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T OUIS A. PATIN, Public Anctioneer in
II and for the Parish x ST. Landry. Office at
Grand Coteau- Any ordei left at the Union Hotel
Opelonsas. viii be proinptl attended to-
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0NEZIME A.. GUIDRY, Auetioneer and
- Notary Public in and for the Parish Of ST. Ian
dry Office at the Court House. y ~ -1A.' y
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NTO'rTUE-The undersigned hereby notify
~ Planters and others that from and after the tt
Of November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
will hcneegorth be charged for merchandise aud
,ther articles laying in their warehouses for the Pc
fod Of one month, aud fors every additional month
u part Of month the additional rates will be
charged
Nothing will be delivered nntilthe Storage ispaid.
Washington, October II, 1855.
- DEBAILL0N & CARHIERE.
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(sARRIAGES AND HARM ESS.- .--The
" undersigned keep constantly on hand IN material
far arriace Repairinr in all its branches They are
nreared to execute all orders with dispatch, and In
a workmanlike manner ..,,>,r,,e,e,5 -,
aT- BJJGtfIES. SULtSTES and HARNESS made
to order. Glbbo oAAnh'
Opelousas, March 8, 1856.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and At
N torney at Law, opeloisas, will attend to any
business in his line in st, Landry and the adjoining
Parishes
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DURIFY THE OD.-MoFFAr' LIFE
a. Pulls AND Pn@Nlx BTrEEs. Free iron, ali
Mineral Poisons The great popularity which MOI
EAr's LIFE Pulls and PHmNtx BtrrERs have at.
tanned in consequence of the extraordinary cIres Ell
ected by their use, renders it Unnecessary Tor tiie
proprietor toenter into particular analysis Of then
medicinal virtues or properties. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and having the
united testimony of more than rHEEE Millions oi i
perfect health by them, it is believed that theii
reputation as the hest vegetable medicine now aet
fore the public, admits of no dispute In almost
every city and village in the United States there are
many who are ready To testify to their efficacy IN
moving disease, and giving to the whole system re-
newed vigor and health.
| In cases of ScGoruLA. ULCERS, ScrRvY or ERnr
r1oss Of the skin, the operation of the LIFE MEpi
ONES is truly astonishing, often removing in fe"
DAYS, every vestigc Of these loahsome diseases, bs
Their purifying effects Gu the hlood. FEVER aht
I AGue, DysrEpsiA, pEorsY, PlLEs, and IN shor
most all Diseases soon yield to their curative proper
ties. No family should be without them, as by ythe
timely use much suffering and expense may be saved
preparcd by WILLIAM Il. MoFFAr, NJ. ID, New
York. and for sale by JOHN poSEY Agent, a
the corner of Main and Landry streets, opelousas'
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WE have arrangements in New York aud
w Boston by which we furnish IN X of all kindF,
at manufacturers prices, which we warrant to do
good work.
JVe salR iaerease otr business rith papers taking
ink of us. II Will he furnished at cash prices to
publishers whom we are owiag and charged to their
account.
Type and Printing mnteri1is sapnlied at Fopndry
nritas. s.. ". pETTENGiLl. Is CO..
M Ilo Nassau Street N. Y. and 10 State Street,
Boston,
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1 VS. ,s''s' 81 M NJ = :
Laf;nsar month. dol
one ds 1 ~, sn,resent, y conrg, be
.scept MI n sected
s - II 4 s{ lss55 MA Il Mrs
F THEsIMMACU1l.,nsaa,e NJ ~ !, sa,e
SFoPEESusAs.-tiInae iIa r rnabl
ssumed III their lnstl'as III

-
EDUC NV School will open for
- the W. the LIST Of October 1867. All pu.
pills will by Dnsiasred as entered by the year and
w oe e unless by peslg
lyasill stoSs stoSs "a M September 4, lssT.
GEO. LUTHER.
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
- of Accounts, ETC., respectfully offers his services
to the public as such. Orders left at A. Mlspanghs
Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly attended
to- September ID. 1856.
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y5,HE0DOSE S. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
Il will punctually attend to all business entrusted
TO bis care in the fourteenth and Fifteenth Judicial
Districts. Office at Opelousas.
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nPELOUSAS LlVERY STABLE, Main
~ street.--Traveler when you visit ~
Opclousas. leave your Horse with es@-5,>. ~ W
that wellknown and accomplished ssss rrssSTsS
Keeper Narcisse Jones, the very n -1f--A"'-
prince of Holsters.
He has always on hand plenty Of the hest Belly
timber and Elbow grease, and applies them both
without stint.
Entrance on Main street. JOHN P0SEY,
January %, 1868. A Proprietor.
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NOTICE 10 PLANTERS AND SHIP
~ PERs.=-ro avoid any misrepresentation and TO
know the facts, take this method to inform them
that the prices Of freight aud passage on The steam
err ANNA PEtliET and w. BURTON, will he che
same az last season. and sllall be us low Ms any good
aud SAFE boat in the trade.
Thankful for past invors, we hope by strict at
tention to our bnshess, and responsibility, forany
lessos that may occur by the tult OF those We en-.
ploy, and being always on hand, 10 merit liberal
share Of their patronage.
Janhary 2 1853. ilINCki4Ef u CO.
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GtOOPERAGE - The undersigned has on
u hand at all times supply of SUGAR Hogs
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARRELS for
Moiasses of the best workmanship, which he offers az
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description of work In his e,
pIiGKI'rS for sale low for cash. March TO-
WIIIJAM s. READ Washington.
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NOTICE. - All persons having claims
~ against the succession Of Mrs Charlotte Webb,
deceased arc notified tn present them for cassiica.
ton and settlements and those indebted to said sue
to the Undersigned LOUIS A. WEBB,
Opelousas, March II, 1858. Administrator.
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ss LEWIS 4. WEBB. Administrator.

DUBL1C sSALE.--fhe public are hereby
l. notified. that in obedience to an order Of the 4
Honombe, tho 18th Jndieinl District Court of tho
State Of Louisiana there will be sold, vt public anc
tion. BY duly qualified anctioneer, on tho premises
al the last residence OF Joseph Mansfield, deceased
in the town Of Opelousas on
Thur s,iny, April 10, 1853
the following described property belonging to the
Estate of said Joseph Mansfield, deceased to wit
SAM, a negro man, aged about 5s years, a good
carpenter. ..Fi i5 s. 81 s9t.s 4. 45s' ss
opelonsas, together withall the Improve. ]sSSse
.ments thereon 1t heing the last residence Of |sss
The deceased, hounded North by Landry dsats.A
..treet South by Iise Anhespin, + M O. y, East by
Another lot Of ground, dcsgncd in Lastrapcs addi-
tion Of the town Of Opelousas lot No 40, the
improvements thereon, bounded North by Landry
street, South by lot formerly belonging to Rachel
Hicks West by Chestnut street, and East by Mrs, B.
Bcauchamp.
Ono lot Of carpenters tools. e5fsss
A lot of provisions. "a ~. IT,.
One Colts Revolver and n Bowie-knifc. .
One double barrel gun, two pistols, another Bowie
knife, and some powder and shot.
A lot OF household furniture and kitchen utensils,
A creole horse bride and saddle.
One mare md colt 2.
A lot OF c0rllnnd fodder
Two mattresses and bedding.
/ One hammock. s3s as Ky N s5 M 48d,s fss
800 feet Ill lnsbets " 4 ls 4. ssE 4s
I a lot offahles and clairs.
A work beneh and various ether articles,
| TERMS AND CoNDiTtoNs.--All sums under ten dol
lars, payable cash. Personal property, amounting
10 ten dollars and over credit Of three months
The slave aud immovahle property on credit o.
and two years from the day Of sale, purchasers
giving their notes with sccufityin soldo, to th,
satisfaction Of the administrator with eight per cent
Interest pcrannm thtenn from maturity Until Inl
and entire payment both interest and principal +
| Opeloussls, March ID, 1853. fA hils ST.
r. r. IITTELL Administrations,
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I A YER's CHERRY PECToRAL. For

7 : n
- the rapid cure Of Colds, Coughs,
and Hoarseness.
BRIafIELD, Mass, goth Dec, 1855.
Dir. ]. G. AVER: I do not hesitate
to say the best remedy have ever
found for Coughs, Hoarsefess, Infiu.
enza. and the coneomitant symptoms
ola Cold, is your CHERRY PEcToRAI.
Its constant use in my practice and
my family for the last ten years has
shownit to possess superior virtues
for the treatment of these complaints.
EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. D.
A. B. MORTLEY, ESQ, N. VI,
writes: !" j have used your Pectoral
myself ard in my family ever since
you invented lit, and believe il the
best medicine for its purpose ever put
ont. With a bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle
than do Mithnnf Il OF. tnl,n INV nthnr I
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TNOR SALE. OR RENT.-1he st. Landry
Il Coffee House, and the 0peousas Va ss.ysssr
rieties. Apply to ssssaal
Opelonsas, january 2, 1858. ksssssaIa
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H,AKE NOTICE. third aud Inst in
4 stalment for purchasers at the sale Of the late
Benjamin McClelland became due the 2sth Deccm-
Der k,t notice is therefore given to all persons in.
dehted to and Estate, that u their notcsare not paid
at my domic In thirty days from the date of this
notice, they will lie placed in the hands of Thns, H.
Lewis & Porter for collection. v. q. CLARK,
OpeloliSas, March Is, 1858. Administration
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DEVALCOURT, I, Notary
i Public and Auctoneer in and for the Parish OF
St Landry. Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with j. b. PoLNGuE will receive prompt atten-
tnn. -----
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-. BEAUCHAMP, Auctioneer in and
far the Parish of ST. Landry, will pfomDti
tend to all business confded to him. Office in Opelou
sas. March n, 1858. - fs'Ss ffYsSS9
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[DICIAL NOTICES.

}atiee is hereby given TO all persons in
glS cause, II any they have, within
5iu the date hereof, why said account
Chronological and confirmed.
pc, 0pelousas, April 3, 1858.
'I LIS. f.ASTRAPES Clerk,
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NOTICE. = All persons having claims
~ against the succession Of James .tkenhead
will present them to John 4. King ESD, at his Office
in the town Of Opeousas, or y the undersigned at
Bayou Chicot. WILLIAM T.FUQuA,
March l3, 1858. Test Executor.
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ALE. be sold for cash at
l. at public auction, pursuant tosan oldcr Of tho
District Court at the Cnnrt House door In the town
of Opelousas, by some duly qualified auctoneer, on
Tucs'tay, Ap.il ID, A. D., 1868, IN
Ia Lot situated in the townor Washington, together
with all the Buildings and improvements thereon,
belonging to the Esinte Of Henry Marshull deceased
5'fnshington, La, March 49, 1855.
s VIM. IRELAND. .6,
Testamentary Executor.
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II EN'Tlls'TRY The n ,ersigned will a.
p,rse sross 81 .ne profession q sgcon Dentist in the
ra''s'' y ''' landry ana adjoining Parishes
All orders left with R. Benguerel, rear Of P. Il.
z LEONARD q Co.'s Drug Store in Opelousas, Oh at the
Drug Store Of Dr.. D. L. food in Washington, ,.will
DC promptly attended to. +. BURR.
Opeousas, February 81, 1858.
N, b. No charges made for travelling, and bills
always reasonable.
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NTOTI 0E--From the lst Of March, 1858,
~ all Carriage Work must be paid ,;,s,s. ..3,,7 !.
for on delivery We are unable TO S,.:5. ~ a1,sT
continue the business on amy other
terms. GIBBS u GhARh,
Opelousas. February u, 1858. aa l.n.
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iAltN l1Rs IN AtPROVED PATENT
Not TuIIg& GINS, or dtseraut sizes, for sale by
DEBAlLLON y CARRIERE; Washington, La.
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II AFAYETTE HIGH 4SGHOOL.-R RKv.
~ THOMAS RASn, AN. Prinepal.-This School
Is pleasantly situated in the village Of vermlionye.
The session viii commence on Tuesday, October
l3, to continue ten mouths. & 80. ssss
Mr. Rand is pe,ared to gisc,.s .suction in all the
branches usually taught in High Schools or Acade-
mics. t8 &
The Glasses Fill be open for inspection at all
times. Those laying sons or wards whom they
wish to educate are especially invited to call and see
the operations o the School.
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BAYOU BEUF ACADEMY.-Situated
- on Bayou Bgnf, (Midway between Washington
and Holmesyille) will he open for the admission oi
pupils on I'd January, 1858. The Scholastic yeal
will embrace two sessions of twenty-four weeks
Pupils will he received any time after the opening
and before the close Of each session and eassed ae
cording to merit
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MQrlCM-'l'he undersigned having been
~ appointed agents for the sale of Wagons
carts, ETC., of every description, of the make e
Bnsbey Little & Co., Wheeling, Va, offer for sale
Vie above on liberal terms.
4Washihgton,l i al, August |, 1857.
AIIlll AMP & WILKINS.
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BY THE UNION LIME.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

New York, April 2o,-rhe steamer Arago
arrived at late hour last night, quite unexpec-
teddy, bringing Havrc and Southampton dates
to the 7th inst.
The Canada from Boston via Halifax, arrived
out on the 4th inst.
Among the passengers on the Arago, are Ma
thanal Bacton, American Consul at Geneva, j.
Fl. Latrobe, Bearer of Dispatches from st. Pc
tersburg, and NJ. l.. Manu. Bearer of Despatch.
es from Paris
The Leviathan Ind accidtn ly got adr:Gt from
her mUOrings, but was secured without damage
The American bark Petral, has been totally
wrecked Her passengers and crew were saved
D'Isaeli was to bring the budget before Par
lament on the 10th.
The London money market was dul'. Con-
soils sc 1-2a96 5-S.
Liverpool Cotton Market, April 6th-Sales
for three days 90, 900 bales, 5000 to Spectators
and 1000 for export Market closed active and
firm at an advance of 1.-sa3-S. caused by Amer
lean advices received by the Canada MaBches-
ter advices are favorable, with a slight advance
on all kinds of goods. Richardson & Spence,
Liverpool, quotes Flour dull; Wheat steady, at
6sa6s I'd; Corn dull; Pork quiet at 7us; Bacon
quiet but steady; Lard firm and advanced Is
The Arngo brings the following report of the
Havre cotton market, April 6th:--Stiff yester-
day--quiet to-day. Stock of cotton in port
I42, 600 bales.
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City Couneil-Adjourned -ueettng.-Council
met at Il o'clock.
The petition of VIM Otterson was referred.
The report of the Committee as to the petit
ton of Frederika Wehner, was received and
adopted.
A report of the Committee on Markets, assess
ing tax on country wagons attending market.
and providing for other matters in the way of
providing police for protection of market prop
erty, was read The report also recommended
instead of 4 o'clock for tine opening hour OF the
I'd ward market A discussion ensned upon
the question for adoption of the report, and in
struction of the Committee on Ordinances to
report an ordidauce on the subjectl Finally,
on motion of Mr.. Knote, the Inutter was laid
upon the table.
series of resolutions was read from Con-
ference of Committees from the Fire Companies
of the city.
Mr.. sweeny moved for the appointment of
Council Committee to confer with the Fire
Committees to an arrangement of existing diff
culties. Adopted.
Messrs. Sweeny, Scatterday, Bickel, Britt
and Hubbard were appointed as the committee.
report of the Committee on Ordinance as
relative to License Assessments, was offered,
and on motion, laid on the table.
Petition of Wilson, Dunlevy & Co., was on
motion referred to the Committee on Water
Works, after very lengthy and highly nstruc-
tive and edifying discussion as to the manufac-
turing business of the city.
Petition of j. S. Rhodes, and others, granted.
Petitions for coffee houses and ordinaries,
were laid over under the rule.
Petition and account of Jas. S. 'Wheate, refer
red to the Committee on Finance.
A motion to adjourn to meet on Friday night,
was laid on the table.
The report of the Committee on Markets
again called up After another lengthy discus
sion, the motion to adopt the first section, was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Norton moved to- reject the report
Messrs. BIckle and others spoke, pending
which the entire matter was laid on the table.
Adjourned till Tuesday evening, to consider
the license question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-21

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