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IVA RlsETEz On FAUX bRIJITMTT T.va,s
syant 4nfttd Sles Opelousas sest fxs
me maaiere permandnte Il Washington III SSS
sesk Assgtie n sp1 frare Franklin NJ. Harris ytlH
! N \ n sesass s1s MA ,sssociant A soa fare, ont pom hut
cfAonnnie F1palada dads Id Ilo;s I'LL dsse,nlsSs AN \
MI.sss se!se !. " HarTis. IA resie1Idra 5pas Id sons
yxyZ&Gesa "a NeHxflles- Orleais.s n Aaiittenant are IL
2aelles sacsae a4ns I,H Harriss6 + ". HARRIS 81 sont
IN 8Suae# naalieTa permarante d Washington,
tsn ~ Iauttes acla continuellsment 4 son poste.
ZAP de Pcuyoif sergir leurs auliss vi pratiuuesg
s.,.Les persolane$s qafi Svoddr0 bienf nous donner III
s aseAasag senfs Brises AZ vsnir Nj temps prolmis,
enercisstssse sla'e llesaurc It laissa; nos moyens Hill
lniAir0sseta ntS. iin pen courts. mons nxScunrsr65ns
eyec prAtlptitade tous les ordres ati nous seront
son.ssS u 4. b. HARRIS,
UpeionsasY ~ fevfier 1866. sasF. W.HARRfS.
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in wood and glass, Of all the better ~aualst;ca add
which We invite special attention ii, h<sS
confidently that We haze tio oldest aud Iest8
in NeW0fleaA8.
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"A VS. les sonssignes ayant etc NOMINEES
agents pour Ia yente des wagons. eharrettes
etc, de toute description. de la manafaeture d.
aa.tie a eo.' Wheeling, Va, ofrent i les vendre A
Washington, he, Ter aout 1857.
@s BEAUGHAMP a. WILKINS.#
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AiUSHRG Ms,
EGFE
StRBNE

SWEET OF. and OLIVES. a|
/. VIII be sold at importing prices. Send yoar pSaS
dels and try NY.
We solicit a share Of the patronage Of The issriaasas
OF st. Landry, and hope our friends AMI 4~aeg.ainTT1a
tauees will not forget asHp our Offset.
November 6, 1853.
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IA NiSs-Tle s sallssignes otfrcnta vepdre, tout
39sicn IA tons gNansss We voiturss. " Y
aSsAls oihNert .aslssa n iouer Il mi prix reasonable rcnr
Ansicns etahlIsssaaeiit NJ syAntageausesneu connu.
A1 gWYcAVnAsaSysS JAfyIer lE59s FGfBBS Il CT,ARK
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nEPoT DE MEDEGTNE DE IL. Ian.
- DRi.--I,e sonssignd a c~onstanment IN
grand ct bel assortment de ~Irogues, Peinti. s~yN
e, aullc, Venture, .Vernis, Bfpsses, Wires, IW
Pariumerie ct articles de f~antaisie. YIN az }syS
haitde-yie de premiere qaalit6 pour Medicine pane
terie, CRANES de jardinage, cigares ct tabac de la
Havane, de choiX.
lie seul agent aux Opelousas de j. C. Aver ami
J et pour Ia yente de Cherry Pectoral, Pilules pur.
satiyes; ETC.. Etant anssi l'agent de Mnffat, Londen.
Hull Woodman, Rowland, Railway i. r.
Ct q fain Killer de Perry ct ponr toutes les antres
medicines p%atentfes qai sont en- vogue.
Les prescriptions sGront faites avee soina tonic
heHre de Ia mutt ct da jour, lie soIlicite respectuen.
senent encouragement DIES medecins ct habitans.
0pelousas, s nov. 1858, 80
JOHN POsEY,
Droguiste ct A nothjca;r,,s
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THEOD0RE DEVALCOuRT. Notaire
= Public ct Eacaatenr dams ct pour la paroisse
y. Landry. Bureau au Grand Cotean.4 Tout ordre
drornpteinent execute.
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A LPHONSE aDEBAILLON. Encantenr
- Public dams ct ponr la Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez hi GU au bureau de i. g
Robin sera promptement execute.
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JOHN &. MORGAN 4 CO.-Libra;gs
roausa e Poste. EsEjElsx
Norvclle.oreans. t~sHsSsassvS
Nous appclons lattentjon des ma,..ts ,,sss -
Ecanfpfagne ct autres personpes y;sifani nnt.o y u
" nv..s ias.e d~articles puhlids plus has, due mans
o1 n's,ss aax conditions les plus avtantagcuses.
da Aa sSna;es hon,ats ct Aouycles, L.ivres d'Ecole
M tS ~ assortment yaris, de brochures, It out,es
sess olen ehoisie comprenant les anyres ses " mai,
;nsassa aassnrs, et seta augmente par plusieurs enynis
Nolre assortment de livres de medicines no nsn.
eus sarrasse dams le Sud. ct sur lequel mons anna seas
s"sssnsssaeasement fattention des medecinsp ct y .t,,s
Nous recesons anssi des seuscriptions ! ,;rt
Uhis. Pao'ies uans les Etats.
te, neas aseras yenant dc Ia canpagne seropt prop.
0pelousas. n anslt 1858.
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JOHN PosEY,
Drogniste ct Apothicaire.

"A VIS.-M'ayant fixe aux Opelousas. i,oGrc
- respectue,senaen mes services aux ciitoveps ~
60 village ct DIES e~nvirous. On me trouyera nour IL
moment = la pharnaeie de N. John posey al coin
des rties du Maine ct ST. Landry.
Opeleusas. % janyir 1850.
JOHN TAYLOR. nj. n.
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-, -
~ oifFES' CHARLES L. SlEDEs,s
l. b iaMhnEs, pickstaE
riFfEN., SMEDEs & Co, Cotton Fac.
s4raat toas, aad Commission Merchants, 1853 Common
opelonsas, duly 81, ls5s.-ly.
r,laholloN-Nttiee is hereby given, III
-. the qualified electors in the inst old Police
snps "esd o. The Parish Of St, Landry That q,
VII ne leid, at he usual place af, holding election
~ ~ cue ne tala Ward, by the Commissioners appointed
iSr ,taI pnspose, for a Constable to fill the Farslicy
AeHenry Husbands.
Landry. : y { ai'sn y
=. landry February &c, 1859.
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A. RpIssskT. F
RoussET \ GENIN.-No. "a ,aa s.,
,aaa. canai, pres de la ras ehartres ella .n a'
.importateurs ct marchunils ii ,,Yy, = !,
seHelle, ttisiis, peignes. bfossss. pnrf,narsa XIX sou ~
~ I. aournanfes dc %bireanx, articles ID pae, !
y " grand assortment ds marchandSsp WI
Ct 9 Importation direete, 9es sic
Opelousas, 2 octobre ls5s--lan W
sDuPERIRR, HAYES 3 co Ma~ent,a
8. MoMn,asslonaires u rue ST, Louis, N.orlsans
ALt.n0fsRtkR AlLRS i. HAYES. Ronr' ~ w ! ,eans.
(l ~ Y NiaAs--soo onces, a yendre 4 bon msr,ns
N - E. II HERRARp.
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rage.
eeAen me-.
passas, a son ats.,s. D..
sortes de PREPARATIONS aux vp...-.
garnir, etc. II ptint aussi los enseignvs,
par son attention partieaiieIe, meritef la eonl,..,
ton de Encouragement Hbsral dont II est f'obiet.
Washington, Lne., II ayfii iS5s.-la
= Al. Gf3Tyy
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Il o chants, .,
consignment, ln5poftsQ

a o chants, u, M
consignment, ~ilopoftee
WINES,
LIQUORS. a@
BltNpIfs,
PRESERVES,
PATES,
MUSHRG Ms,
TRIPLES.
AMERICAN BRANDIES, Ss
WHISkEY,
GIN, ABSYNTIT, ssa#a
CURACAO, ss
CoAni8Ls, sa#S
FEGDH, @
@@ $3.50 fs9 EEEEHrS@F3
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pEINTRE-Le soassigne a onvert IN ate
her, rue bellevue, pres du DR. Sitterwhite: il
eSechtera procurement tout onyrage concernant
son meter, tells que peindre les maisons, les en-
etc.
! portera aussi une attention particuliare ct she.
clale, dams liornement ct garnitnre dcs %voitures,
quH exaentefl aans le feraier style ct aux Nus has
PRIV. lie public est prie DE- yenir anime
0pe,ousas, 10 octobre 1858.
n p WuIpF
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ENRY LHoTEI.-Marbrier, Went de.
-. tshl,r ast' Martinyille un atelier de monr.
ments flnebres en- tons genres. fajt la inse,imt,nns
e se charge apssi dos faurhitnres dc grilles nonr
1omfeaux. Ne rdfsier a Jonathan Harris,
Opelousas, IL a0ut lS5S.-la
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.. n. Hoy. der.
&C Increment des Opeionsas. Went d'ouyrir nne
ecole ponr l~eslenncs files, a Ia Vile Platte, d Ia RI.
sidenee di d%ectenr McDavitt. oa les pensionnaires
qn,on vondfa hieu lni enyoyer, seront rceues par ellie.
2JanVier. 1868.
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GoUVENT DE LIMMAuULEE CON
;, NEPTiON DIES OPEL0uSAS.-Les Danes de
S~sinte9roix ont rhonneur de prevenir lie public que
"a rentree des Glasses du Convent aura lieu lie 20
~d'octphre ~eourant.
0pelousas, 2 Octobre, 1853.
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EDUgA4I0N--Mo Ecoles '%ouvrlra pour
- anheascolastiqne ~aetnelle. lie Ter LUNDI,
q octobre proclaim. a moths dun aecord special
o~nntfaire, tous les tleves seront eonsiaarts
CONNIE Giant entries pour iannae, ut seront ainsi
charges. Terhes--0n paiera ~teajours d'avance.
Washington, Le., Is aout 1855.
GEO. LUTHER.
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THEODOSE S. ROBIN, Az
SEES services Il SEES amis ct al, pubiic !,
ame ct Qninziame District Jndiciaire, ST.,
est aux Opeicasas. Ayril I.
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e., =, ! and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,

MAGAZINES 4 NEWSPAPERS. 4as53
ne soiicit the attention of country N chants pdss
2lsieIs visiting our city, to tir stock of aGHO0E
BookS and STATIONERY, confident We can giS6
every satisfaction to purclasars. I'LL
Cur stock OF STANDARD Ind MTStELLN:s
BOOKS is large and Nell selected, cuHS
pflsliig every standard %astffaar to- which ws4 as xaas
community adding w the receipt Of all new bookS53
as soon as issued from the Press. sN s%S
uuT large and well selected stock Of MTlD1GA1@
hoohS Is not surpassed in the south, to which MI
respectfully solicit The attention Of fbysieians aaa
students. 4.
We a!snfeceiye subscriptions ,fcrT III the Leading
States.
Orders from the country promptly attended IL.
G a. BARRihIsE n BRUPHE FRS, SsSs
1870 Canal street, 6roaross Builditlg) Non
Have just received a large stock of Plantation
Blankets, etc. NHss
They have also constantly on baud 4 4 ~s3ilandid iafsff
Of fancy goods. 4 ]Ma
Mnfschants and Planters who will give them acaafS
shaii PC pleased with their moderate prices and fbeifS
to fill orders. @
Nov. 10, ls5S,--3m.
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Champagne, consisting of q. 5It. MulHnIs ! Ifapk
rial. Cabinet, Nerzenay and Gordon Rouge, Piper
Heidsick, Premium Gremait,. Creme dRa Bousy,
Benehe Fills in lali pints, Sparkling NoseIle, Long,
worth Native Vines, Isabella and gatawha, Mis-
souri, Cabinet, etc.
We have also CIaret and White Wines sf differ
Giit grades and prices, Burgundy Wines, hlaleiras,
Polt and sherlics, in wood and glass, Of great ssss
and pnrity.
Old Bourbon and Rye Wliskys, (rlade msllsI4,lI
Scotch and iris3l d.. vssy choice ~.Jalnaieaa RAM
SatiIie! and Vine Leaf TIN, English and 8ScutcRs
Ale and Portor, Boxers Bitterss Wolfeis SsflnappssSss
etc, etc. AR
zGIGAns.
We have several brands Of our own impartatiouy;aS
aud viii be in constant rereipt Of them, direct frpoHfaa
havana, Of Qualities to suit the most fsAtidiots.
TnBaGeo, M&a
comprising the choicest Virginia brands ever oftfxdS
IN this market, in pack8 yes Of i've pounds and upss
wards, Buyers Of the above weed will do wefItcS
examine oar stock befare purchasing elseHlAsSsS
We also keep on hand Apaerson's Sulaee and 5Suualuusss
WINS Chewing, in tin foil. Smoking Tobaeef,, y M " Y
pound papers, Turkish Smoking TobaeeosSM 4
: pound boxes different varieties of Snuff, Ii Eia4
and b~lhdders, Pines, etc, etc. aAsA
January ~, ls5s.-ly WARREN N HALL.
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"A VIS.--Grands avan,ages otferts aux ache.
II tenrs!
les soQssisnts annoncent i leurs Ga
ahlls partrcnlierent ct lie public en- gene hASSNaEssHAS
Sfal WA partird de landi, 10 10 dn present f%%AsyasssA
mos, rs commencement a vendre au p!ils 6as nrix
pnssihte,i e reste de leur assortment dfhiyer, consis.
HABILLENENS CONFECTI0NSEs.
MERCHANDISE SCHES,
SELLERIE,
QUINCAILLERIE,
SOULIE2S,
Gil APEAUX,
: B0iSfitS, etc,
Us orient Get ayantage au public, afn de pouvoir
sc deia're de la balance dc lehr assortment. 1t faire1
pace pour dc nouyelles marcliandises yenant5 de.
New York. 81 vous voulez acheter Il bon marol,a
yenir nous voir.
rs. FIRNBERG u KAUFMAN.
M1ls,venonsd dc reeevOir reinforcement:
1n haris whisky Magnolia, Ell barils at ! barils.
AZ barils farlne ST. Louis extra superfne.
~ calsses ehandelies blanc dc baleine.
, parils riz, de Ia Caroline du Sud,
II chartues tHall) aaperieures.
~ chalrtes Gary a~ssortis, Nos ct 3.
y rouleaux eordes, Mantle ct Cotton. npnr g,;des
" toutes gfandetrs. a vendre en- gros ct en- detail
POUR BAL.
sIiecn derniaient ct 4 vendreA bon marcha.
x y bel assortment Tarlatanes, blanc. lien. rose.
1 DoS DO do Robes il volants implimas
,, pS 4 q, a. DO a double jupes. Aussi,
s1aiiSier FIRNBERG 4 KAUFMAN.
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Fsf'FtHI EflES
Ne %i,ntaisie ct de flmi!le, de toutes sortes OF
''9 W a aan de &c genre qa'en portrait ayoir besoin.
snere Ell Melassc. gu ltun on l'autre mris an ac Io y
pour deS marchandi@es. Se"""se
oneiensas, 30 pctphre ls5s.
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bARNfCA de Borvanlt- Boi, po,,r
a les eeatasions, etc, a yendre par p""t
FL" HEBRARn.
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GpttYGi IT, o. s. ~
que. d +hatit. pour tous les lours, l'unitorin~
tant pour tout i'annee en-. tne robe bleie, avec h.
rine ct pardessis de meme e%oileur, gainis dnn petn
pelours noir; deux garda soleii, IN blsn, ct lautre
en- toile grise sun voiIe bleu, 2 yards IN wolfe blanc,
2 yards. Ellie devfoht ~apportei une %cnlliare, me
inurchette. un %coutean, IN serre. uu Iaquat en- fer
hlaneaoi en- zinc, une boite a Outrage. me brfsse,
1'ne bfosse q dent, des peignes, IN pot-a eau, une
cuvette, une glace.
Les extremes assisteront aux classes. ct Guides eft
aux reeraations, Giles pourrnEt prendre. lci,r diner
dams Ia maison. On aura egalement pour elles,
pour lenr progress dams letars etudes ct leur bonnie
coflduite totte Ii diligence ct tonic I'ardetr au'on
peut attendre lie personnes eXclueivement dfvouees
par religion. par etat ct par zale 4 leducation de la
jennesse.
Opelousas, II octobre 1857.
SGUR MARIE DU DESERT.
on pe'lt alssi s'adresser pour renseignements a Nj.
G. Raymond, d l'Eglise.
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A VlS.--Dn olife 4 vendre i des conditions
: Tres avantageuses. six cent soixante acres .r.e
~ ,e1e' s'taee sarle Big Cane ridge, parois- safW
bureau du Patriotic DIES 0pelousas. 2 oct@sin
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IL IoLEDANo 4 TAYLOR. Merchants
I ! Commissioaaires encoignure dies ,,,eS 80.
o4arieset Union, Nonyelle-Orifans. tses SAINT
RENJ. roLgDANo. n M,no~
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M A~lS.-2000 barils de Mais, oui nepven,
a veHdre mar ash'ngsoh,
DRsAHLoN & GARRrrpp w,.,
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1 Il ~ ! pour malaaes, Hyaroelises. pots plats
par P. L. HEBRARp.
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nNVIhNT nE REGGVoIR, un assortimen, l.
heg,stres, Memoranda, Liyres ct ngenda.
fantastic ct envelopes. a vendre bar p'' " 'ee'fes de
P. LE0NCE HEBRsRD
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E,GuRlE DIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ par Narcisse Jones, valet az.
a, ,,,a s,sa &c srands avantages ssSss#Ess.aa5Si.s
Yenlent toAer DIES ~ellevaux ct %v1itnres.
~ Tsa9tation que s'est faite Narcisse CONNIE ba.
'ee q se'st1e. sans preadfe en- constellation me srn
Eraaa ,appr9yisionneinen de fonrage lui dome I'M
On IronveIa tenioars 4 son ,curie MAJ, ,a;a,
0pelousas, nov. 6 1858. i
# G 4 EHE .TnnN pocY,xy - s5M
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fouThAuN! GOGrEAUXI!--tsn non1-oI -
sentiment de vtais copteaux de ROGERS OF
.anl,s ~ conteaax de poche dc Wostenholm a
par p. LEONCE HEBRARn :"
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oNDON PORTER ET SCoTcfI
~ qni Went d'etre reeu direetement - aLE,
F DkBAiLL0N Il CARRJEPE
Washineta, -
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Il NENDRh.--On oiire 4 venlre, a dies
IA conditions avantageuses, une belle 80,
pfopriete avec 4 ~tefrai1s, ssitnee eur ie> ffsssaskx
cote Quest du Bayou lesson, cncette vile, laa asMEa
consistent en- une excellentc MADISON de RI. $3.50
sidence, c~lisiue, depenses. eabanes a negre, maya.
sin d mars. ETC., N tout en- parFait or1re ct neuf.
Pour d'autresT enseignements, s'adresser au Blu.
rean dn Patfiote.
0pelo,sas. 10 d6cembre 1853.
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NAHENTlyEs.-Un joli assortin,ert 4
mes sentinientales ct eomiques. d yealrs sa,e :
asian Ala nharmao,c IA y :. MAYO,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07

the expression of that Power. The source
must be kept untrammeled and free to ex-
press itself by will of the majority legally
and constitutionally given; and our confede.
ration will stand the rack of ages, and the
changes of Time. And ifthis expression can
not thus be fairly and freely given at the
ballot box of popular sovereignty, it leads to
illegal resistance of odious laws and decisions
which all good citizens must deprecatc-
And this is another grand reason why Repub.
licans should support popular sovereignty,
uEon principle. All odious and unjust laws
will fly before the breath of popular senti-
ment as chaff before the whrlwiud, and poli-
ticians will learn to forbear the exercise of
tyranny and wrong for fear of the tempest
that shall whirl them to their political graves.
1t is grave mistake for the South to at.
tempt in any manner TO cross the natural
slave line, and especially to press into its ser.
wee an arm OF the government, that should
be kept clean and pure for the veneration of
the people. but the South has nothing to
fear for her Just rights for her pretensions,
the fate of all pretenders They will be
tried by the inexorable tribunal of Popular
Opinion, and if found wanting in justice and
merit, will be whemed under the waves Of
1 ID8IGSolOu. VI HIeHuSt nave you ever
thought how beautifully popular sovereignty
will work? Under its rule. State boundaries
are sacred One State or Territory may bv
majority have slavery, another may not :;
there is no interference. The great masses of
the North, nine tenth, do not wish to inter
fere, and all would be peace and safety for
the Union. Although this might not entirely
deprive the extremists on both sides from
employment The Aboltiousts could work
at Emarcpation and Colonization. and the
"fre eaters" could divert themselves with
their agreeable pastime. the duelo: or with
Senator Toombs they might sit in their We
randahs, and 10y an airy and harmless stretch
of Imagination "call the roll of their conStitu-
entS'-three votes for five slaves in the Con-
gressional representative,-"o Bunker Hill"
For under Popular Sovereignty, which in
sures State Rights, the boundaries of Massn
chusetts, or of Georgia, are alike safe and
sacred to the laws Of the municipal majority.
No fundamental error can long continue
as the basis of laws, rules and political action
in this government, because in its necessary
ramiFcatons, through the various branchc-
it will present itself often in hideous and un
endurable deformity and the people will h
Obliged to retrace their steps, and correct the
first departure. 1t WAS so with the Compru
uises of 1920 and $50, and it will tie so will
the fundam ntal error against Natural law
of the Dred Scott Decision
Yours, for the Truth, to the
BED Rock.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-07
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OVER THE STATE LINE.
San Francisco News.

oAN L hANNloOoJ June u
The steamers Uncle Sam and Golden Age
vailed about II o'clock to-day. The former
takes $50 passengers, and the latter 500, and
s,S75,277 in treasure.
The whaler Sarah Warren, which arrived
from Cerros Island, off the coast of Lower
California, reports that she picked up on the
mainland, about 40 miles to the leeward oi
Cerros Island, whaleboat, with the dead
body of man in it, also trunk containing
papers belonging to Joseph Allen.
Frederick P. Tracy, the City and County
Attorney, was indicted by the grand jury on
last Saturday evening. upon the charge Of
extortion. The indictment contains several
counts. His bail was fixed at 81 900, which
he gave.
A new trial was granted to-day by Judge
Blake, in the case of r. G.. Brooks, who was
convicted of purloining certain court records.
BY the overland mail of to-day there were
1904 letters forwarded.
The grand jury have indicted DR.. Wooster
upon the charge of perjury in his testimony
given some time since, in the suit of Mrs
Hodges against DR.. Cooper, for alledged
malpractice.
Arrived, ship Southern Eagle, to Clark,
late Treadwell, 1856 days, from London via.
Rio, 1l3 days, merchandise to Dickson, De
Wolf & Co., ship Whirlwind, Gst 120 days
from New York mdse to Ross Depster d Co,