Debate Over Committee Testimony and Sealed Letters
The report describes a heated House debate on admitting sealed letters and testimony from a committee. Members argued over whether the committee could open and incorporate letters directed to the Speaker and how both sides should be heard before April. The dispute centered on procedure and rights of the minority, with Mr Medill and Mr Smithy of Connecticut among those involved. The session adjourned late without a final decision.
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Sieone
Les
York
Medill
Smithy
Connecticut
R. Smith
Camip
Campbell
Geogre's Senate Action and House Resolutions Report
The Senate debated adjournment of Congress in May and discussed Maine frontier justice while a select committee reviews the sea of information. The House printed papers from the New Jersey election and considered resolutions on Editor W Robinson, Pensacola naval depot, Abolition petitions, debt imprisonment, and strict naturalization law. A medical mystery case called Spicer Case draws wide curiosity and medical observation.
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Senate
Lumpkin
Congress
Hoes
Ams
Rontier
Maine
St Senate
House «of Representatives
Campbell
New Jersey
Graves
W. Robinson
Kentucky Argus
Menares
Cooper
Georgia
Sermo
Great Britain
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Waddy Thompson
Florida
Petriken
Thompson
Prentis
N. Y
Gillis
United States
Spicer
Bene
Market News from Liverpool and European Cotton Regions
Liverpool reports stock at 208000 bales with 152000 American, imports 175000 bales of which 144000 from the U. S. Prices steady to down with 5 1/2 d to 7d for Upland and Orleans, 64 to 64d for fair, weekly sales 10 to 30 thousand bales. Manchester and Havre notes show dull demand, lower prices, and mixed futures for wheat flour corn and tobacco. Industry reports from Havre on cotton sales, imports, and prices with fluctuating rates and stocks.
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Great Western
New York
Liverpool
United States
Manchester
Orleans
Mobile
Alabama
Sea Island
Stars
Trave
Havre
Cottén
Louisiana
Georgia C.S
New Orleans
Upland
Pernambuco
U. S
Brazil
Arrivals at Port of Georgetown and Departures
Arrivals since last report include Sloop Samuel Martin from Charleston with passengers and light cargo to E Waterman, Steamer Charleston from Charleston, and Swan from Cheraw with multiple passengers. Cotton and produce moved to B King, with John Irwin and Foxworth boats carrying bales of cotton and corn. Departed: Steamboat Oscola under Christian toward Cheraw.
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Samuel Martin
Martin
Charleston
E Waterman
Barden
B King
R Cooper
M H Lance
C M Durand
O R Hilliard
Miss Smith
J W Cheesborough
C Jones
Swan
Bixet
Cheraw
Vales Cotton
J G Henning
J Levingston
Musical Soiree at Georgetown with Various Soloists
A Wednesday evening concert at Georgetown on March 18 promises an array of performances. Featured are Ganda DonMatt Le Priner and others performing piano flute violin and vocal numbers including Rossini and Strauss pieces. Tickets cost one dollar. information available at hotels or the door.
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Georgetown
Donmall
Enn Aseneas
Carpentering Services Advertisement by L. Bolomons
A brief notice by L Bolomens announces he will handle all carpentry work and aims to satisfy customers to earn public patronage. The message seeks the trust of friends and the public in his trade.
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Oder
S. Patrit
Mer
L. Bolomons
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Hand
Tewas
Corron
Louisana
Warine News
Port of
Oscola
Christian
Mr. Ganda
Mr. C. DonMatt
Mar. le Priner
Prino Fortr
Guirar
Caliph of
Bagdad
Boildiai
Storace
Sorig
le Princé
Rossini
Bishop
Scotland
Griffin
Adam
Russell
A. Myers
Mareh
Southern Mail
Northern Land Mail
WM. Chapman
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