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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL 'THEATER--Tho 'Gamester" was
presented to Ane audience Last evening. The part
ofBeverlY IL one vol calculated to exhibit 10 advan-
aee the finished eIocution and ne acting Of Mr. Sui
lvan, as attested by the frequent plaudits and
sympathetic attention Of his hearers. Though his
voice doea not possess the volume Of our most favored
actors, thore IL a sweetness and melancholy In its
subdued tones that is rarely eouaied. Tonight Mr..
Sullivan appears as Hamlet" character I'm which
he has received the appreciation Of the critics in Eu.
rope and onr Eastern cities, rr
WOODS THEATER-The bewildering Lurlne
and her attendant nynphs, last night drew numbers
within the influence Of their charms. The excellent
music Of the "Naiad Queen is, Of ITSELF asufcent
attraction to MI the scats Of this popular place Of
amusement for long time. ny references TO the pro-
sramme, Il will be that, not content with offer
ing US that which IL, in ITSELF feast, the manage.
nient has added such inducements that crowded
house must inevitably greet his eyes this evening"
CAMPBELL MINsTRELs-This excellent troupe
gave the second Of their unique entertainment to
large audience, at Smith Elxonsi Han, last even
ing. The wel-earned reputation OF this companl
for their rendition Of every part of their choic
programmed, is too well known TO require indorse
ment at our hands. For tlis evening" we have fo
the FIRST time burlesoue the concerts lately giyeI
here by the "divine Piccolomini." As much care ha
been devoted to make this affair complete In music
costume and acting, those OF our friends who are 81
fortunate TO be present at its rendition, will
sure to enjoy themselves to the top Of their bent
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

POLICE CoURT.-A number Of drunks and dis
orderlies were disposed Of yesterday morning
at the Police Court, Mayor Thomas presiding.
A fellow named John Campbell was SEN
fenced to the City Prison for ten days for in
dulging in the elegant and refined amusement
of abusing his family. r..
VIM. Martin was sentenced to sixty days at
hard labor in the Jail, upon two charges Of
petty larceny-he having been caught stealing
molasses from Poor 3 Clark. Upon third
charge he plead guilty, and upon this he was
sentenced for thirty, thus making his impris-
.onment amount in all to ninety, days.
Three young men, named respectively Chas
Feeny, James Carley and John Cory, accused
of sundry thieving operations in the neighbor.
hood of Cumminsville, were each held in $500
bail for their appearance at tho Police Court
on the 4th inst, to answer a charge Of petty
| larceny.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

NUMBER OF ARRESTS DURING THE PAST
MoxTH. From the records in, the Office of
Mayor Thomas, we learn that the number Of
arrests during the month of February amounted
to 500 Of which there were for assault and
battery, 72; petty larceny, 80; grand larceny,
IL; stabbing, l; passing counterfeit coin, 8;
arson, l 4; burglary, l2t keeping gambling
house, 2; assault with intent to kill, 8; the
remainder being for drunkenness, disOPderly
conduct, etc. The number Of dodgers accom-
modated at the different station houses during
the month was 1884. Since hunks have been
fitted up at the Ninth-street Station house,
the number of persons who have spent the
night there has been largely increased, and the
benisons of the unfortunates who have occu-
pied them, We have no doubt, rest upon the
heads of the OriginatOrs and prosecutors si
| the plan. s-f
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

CINCINNATI CHESS oLuB.--The annual meet
ing was held on Saturday evening, the 26th
ult. The Report showed that the Club had,
for the first year of its reorganization, sue
ceeded beyond the most sanguine expectations
of its friends. Its present room having become
inefRciently commodious for the increased num-
Der of members, committee was appointed to
select more suitable apartments. 8
The officers for the ensuing year are Messrs
l.. p. Meredith, Pres; R. 3. Dunlap, vics
Pres,;I I. EggerS, Treasurer ------, Secretary
and W. F. A Moore, Asst. Secretary.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

DEsERTIoN OF A WIFE ny HER HUsBAND--HER
SuFFERINGs AND WANDERINos.-A few weeks
ago man, whose name we suppress, arrived
in the city and engaged boarding at q house
near the foot of Sixth street, kept by James
Dolan. He appeared to be in comfortable cir
cumstances, and was accompanied by two child
rem, who, from their delicate faces and gentle
behavior, gave evidence of degree of innate
refinement rarely met with in girls so young
He placed them in school, and seemed to devote
himself to their education; but none knew
whence he came, for an air Of mystery en-
shrouded his coming, and he was ever careful
to allow no word to escape which would give
any clue to his former life. f.fIF1F,REFWs
Night before last, woman, with quite
an intelligent face-pale, weary, shoeless
and very poorly clad--called at the house
and inquired for the. gentleman, giving his
name, and telling story of desertion, which
Immediately enlisted the sympathies of the
keeper Of the house, who, being unable TO ac-
commodate her, gave her sufficient sum Of
money to furnish her with supper, lodging for
the night and breakfast in the msrning, whom
he requested her to call again. She said the
gentleman for whom she inquired was her hus-
band, and had left her at her residence in Ev-
ansvillc, some weeks ago, almost destitute.
She had determined to learn his whereabouts,
and walked to Louisville, and there heard that
he had left for this city. Again, with the en-
ergy and strength which only love TO mortals
gives, she started and walked the whole dis
tance to this city, whore she arrived, as VIZ
have already stated, on Sunday night, and BY
accident made her first inquiry for her husbant
at the house where he boarded.
Yesterday she met him, and, after lonl
conversation, they concluded to again max
their homes each others bosoms, and, botl
confessing all their faults, promised to forge
the past There was story from the man
in the shape Of an excuse-of neglect of tn
Z children on the part Of the wife, in consequenc
of fatal love for the 'invisibIe spirit of wine
: which overtopped her otherwise exquisite ma
} | ture, and made her what, except for this, sh
never would have been-s careless mother
/ Contrite, she promised to reforn-kissed ht
. darling girls with joy, laid her throbbing bro
upon her husbands breast, and wept large teal
of penitential pleasure. The family have cor
i cluded to remain in the city, where, we sir
cerely hope, the wooings Of the, rosy godlyi
overcome all Bacchus' charms, and crown Il
balance of their lives with all his freshe
flowers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
LAW REPORr.'
SUPERIOR CnuRT.

ARBITp pAFIoN.--Richard Calvin cs. Gin, Har-
rison & Indianapolis Rail Road .; Motion for
Judgment on award. Several OBJ lections over
ruled, as follows. tu Ff
i, i. The Statute does not require return Of
award to be made to the Court Of Common Pleas
exclusively. il
l. 2. The seal Of the corporation IL not neces-
sary TO render the submission bond q sufficient
foundation for judgment.
Judgment refused upon tho ground that the
arbitrators after having delivered q copy OF
their award to one party refused to do so TO the
other.
Tilden 4 Hits for complainant Brewer for
defendants. f9f
I- COMMON PLEAS fi.H'. ..jI
In the matter of the last will and testament
Of Innocence Thronli. Undetermined.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

UNITED STATES CoURT.-At the above Court
the case Of Latta vs. shawk, was taken up
Taft & Perry and Lee & Fisher for plaintiffs,
and Coffin & Mitchell for the defense. The
forenoon was occupied by an argument in ia
vor of the dismissal of the special pleas, which
argument prevailed. In the afternoon the
time was entirely taken pp, BY explaining the
cause to the jury. 1t win be continued during
the day by the examination of witnesses.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

Our enterprising agent, O.. Glover, Esq, at
Columbus, Ohio, complains that We did, not
include his frst list--to-wit, two hundred sub
scribers, sent on saturday--in our article Of
Monday, entitled " Over One Thousand Sub
scribers to the Daily Press in One Dayl"
We received said order on Saturday but,
great as it was, we overlooked it. Now, add
ing first list Columbus subscriptions 1.-TWO hun
dred), the whole number we received, in one
day, Saturday, February 2eth, was one thou.
sand two hundred and thirty-fouri =. ..-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

MECHANICS ExoHANGE.-There was but o
slim attendance at the Rooms of the American
Pateut Company, yesterday afternoon, in an
swer to the call to those desirous of establish
ing Mechanics Exchange. It was decided,
upon consultation, to make personal applica-
tion to the mechanics of the city, in the hope
that decided steps may be taken, within short
period, of laying the foundation of an institu-
tion 90 favorable bothto their own interests and
those Of the community. M 4. lnt nm l
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

MAN SERIOUSLY HURT IN FieHT.--A cou-
pie of men, named Lihey and Writ, while en-
gagged in choppins wOodin the neighborhOod
Of College Hill, a day or tvs since, quarreled,
and after the passage Of some blows wiri
struck Liffey several times with an ak, break
ing his arm, fracturing his skull and bruisinq
his body. quite seriously. He was found Q
short time afterward lying upon the ground
almost dead, but Writ escaped, ana has MOI
since been heard Of. .h.- ..p.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

FALL FROM PoRoH.-A negro boy, named
ALBERT Donnelly, while sitting upon the bal
ustfado of a apofchl. .at the jail, fell a dis
tance of about twelve feet, and striking his head
upon q brick pavement below, was hurt quite
severely. He lay insensible, from the effect Of
the fall, for almost an hour, when he again be-
came conscious. His injuries are not likely to
prove fatal, although serious. " LlnlH ? ~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
Departure of Trains.

CrNcrNNATr HAMILTON DAYTON A. M, $40
A. NJ, $3.50 P. M. $40 p. M, Hamilton Accommo-
dRtion.b u F,...a. :. = =. :. :.
-IEprANiPoLIs 4 CiScINNATI-6A A. NJ, tlsP NJ! 500
Il p. NJ, Chicago and Terre HRute Night Express.
LITTLE MiAMI--9:OO A. M, 4:l5 p. M, ll;3QP. M.
CINcINNATi, MARIETTA PAREERysgUE%aT1F y r From East
CIycINgATI, WIIHINGroN a ZAHEsvILLE--From East
Front Street Depot--9 A. NJ, 4:l5 p. NJ
CIHCINNATI, RICHMOND ~ INDlANAPOLib-osOO A. NJ,
ANpgRsoN, KoKoMo 4 LoGANsPoRT- From Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton Depot--6:00 A. M.,N
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

hMArRNosAI MosoxtsIxS-The Clerk Of
the Probate Court issued fifteen marriage
licenses yesterday. The teachings Of the anti
matrimonial school of philosophers by these
couples will remain Iunappreciated for about
thirty days. after which time we mayasxpect
them to sigh in vain for the joys Of single
blesBedness.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

The oPPosIrIoS.-The Executive Committee
of the Opposition has determined 70 call a
convention Of "citizsns opposed to the Demo-
cratic party to DO holden at Smith 4 Nixop's
Hall on the 29tA inst, to nominate a ticket
for the coming city election. The primary
meetings for the election Of delegates TO the
same, are 70 be holden on Monday evening, the
2sth inst. The ratio Of representation is as
fOlloWa:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFIcE.-The County
Commissioners, at their session yesterday,
passed sundry orders on the Treasurer for an
aggregate of $19s OIL. They also approved Of
the appointments of Deputies, Clerks, etc., by
Howard Matthews, who yesterday took charge
Of the Auditors Office. i''' y. VAL
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

p The Board of Directors of the Sunday School
Union met last night at tho rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Union, on Fourth street,
but adjourned over until next week, without
dOiug any business. '.-r.. '' 5.asga RI
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

Mr.. WILLIAM B. PARSONS has issued q
new and enlarged edition of his Description of
the Newly Discovered Gold Mines Of Nebraska
and Kansas, with directions to those who pro-
pose to seek their fortunes in that locality. For
sale by Blanchard. '.-' .'.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

A young man answering the description of
Samuel o, Grannen, whom we noticed yester--
day as having disappeared somewhat mysteri-
curly from his home about two years ago, we
learn is now confined in the Jail at Coyington
for some petty misdemeanor. ar..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

It will be found upon examination that the
above totals do not agree by 100000, and yet
both footings are correct. These are the Audi
tors figures, and We are sure that the mistake,
in the addition of the resources, is his. The
Auditor may be generally Wright, but we are
confident in this he is wrong.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

FINALE OF the HoxroS oAsE.-Yesterday
morning, at the Police Court, before Mayor
Thomas, the case Of Joseph HuskinsOn, the
young man who, under the alias Of P. s. john
stone, wrote To- Mr.. Iioxton, of Marion, fol
the purpose Of extorting money, was taken up,
and resulted in sentencing Huskinson 70 q hns
of $loO and costs, and confinement in the
dungeon for ton days. .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

QuARrERIY STATEMENT OF TIE ONO BANKS.
The statement Of the Auditor of State in re-
gard to the ffty-fye Banks of Ohio for the
quarter ending the FIRST Monday of February,
show, including the Independent, Free and
State Branches, the following condition: =
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

GARRoTING.--A man namsd George Theis
was knocked down, on the corner of Webster
and Broadway, night before last, and robbed
Of about fifteen dollars.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

The "Wedding March" and the "Cor-
onation March," in "The Prophet" two new
pieces produced at the Casino, are very beau
tiful, and we'll adapted to bring out the power
of the instrument. They are worth the hear
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

FIRE ALARMs.-There were two alarms of
fire yesterday, but In both cases the flames
were extinguished without the aid of the De-
partment, " ..,t... '44....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
LOCAL NEW - Y
CincinnatE o., March 2, 1850.
Amuseme ments This Evening.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER--Bycamore ,Etreet,
between Third and fourth-"Hamlet," ana "housh
WOODS THEATER-cOrnsr Sixth M WsI,. SpS Vine sts--
!, SMITH & NIxoNS HALII-FouIth street, be-
tween Main and Walnut--mCampbell Minstrels."
GREAT WESTERN MUSEUM-Corner Third and
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
RAILROADS.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1858. 3.
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
MMWM
RAILROAD.

-Four daily trains leave the sixth.strect Depot aa
follows; I.L.-I !. -LH... i
g A. M.-Dayton, Toledo, sandusky and Detroit
8. A. M.-Richmond, Indianapolis and Chicago Ex-
$40 A. M.-cleveland and Pittsburg Express
$50 p. NJ Dayton, Chicago and sandusky Night
Express. aiff Ht..
h 4SO P. M.-RIchmond, indianapolis and Chicago
Express. D..
$40 r. .M.-Hamilton Accommodation.
Dayton trains run through TO .Sundusky and1L
without change Of cars.
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Vest
ern, Northern and North az
'rsi western Cities.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
u 5.o CINCINNATI, .s,s
WILMINGTON AND ZANESVILLE
nR ALL RO ID.

D'i2f e Y asdF ieii s & ao.Aii 4a iol
aeiqmsler 10 bodp3a adi 8iGiAss gaDi
's"9R ibooldlo noi,a>m sslta us'lo - Il
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE & LOT
II 20 by 100 feet to an alley Front, side and rear
yard, House, four rooms. Kitchen In good order,
location 25 West Ninth street. between Cutter and
Linn. Inquire at the premises. 10 u -.
ENOR SALE-WR0UGHT IRON GRAT-
Gratings. Can be seen by applying at the Rrssa
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02

va. CARRIERS, NEws-BoYs AND AGENTs sup
Piled with "Daily Press" at go cents per hum
trTTfFf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
No. Of Dsiasatea.-.....,-..,.yr,.,-..,... e

11io ,fadAd3 afhR ,dNf0lT svlaHgW
~ .''i'Hao1f 'faha KNOT .rgIiJ Arls ~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
FOR RENT.

E7NOR RENTAL $25 per month, DWELL
NJ ING HOUSE, with eight rooms, No. $50 George
change ONCE, Manchester corner. :, ,z,.,,., "a,
235 .Itb W. y. ACKLEY.
EVOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
N DWELLING HOUSE, No. 50 Ropkius street.
pleasantly situated and newly painted; mrnished
with gas throughout; good cistern, hBa celar and
pleasant yard. Possession given Immediately. For
GTORAGE-LOFTS TO LET. Terms rea-
- sonabe. Apply at % Sycan. ore street 2an
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
yARIARLY IN ADVANCE

:, CASH INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
No papers sent from or leave the Office till
paid for. Advertisements to be paid at time
| of ordering.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
BOARDING.

BOARDING Two or three GentemeD
4D can be accommodated day board ut No 2ss Race
street. Reference required. 80
DOARDING.--AG Gentleman and his Wife
-AD and four five Single Gentlemen can be accom-.
modated with good rooms and boarding reasona-
BE terms, by applying at No. a Vine street lSf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
LOST.

n OST-STUD-With Granite Set, Tho
A finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving e AZ
the Daily Press office. llz
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-02
AMUsE1dENTs.
WOO6'STheater

Ninth night of the fairy spectacle OF
NAIAD & QUEEN, e..
which will be presented in q stylo Of elegance and
Splendor never surpassed iniAmcrica. 4 = II g a3a
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 2, will be pre-
sented for the ninth time the gorgeous spectacle OF
NA1AD QUEEN; Ai aN y
On, THE NYMrHs OF THE RHINE.
LunLIrE, Queen ofsthe Naiads. MRS. EFFIE ELLsLER
SCHNAPPe, Hir Rupefts 6Quirs...M Mr.. JoHN ELLsLRR.
Sir Rupert, Burnamed the Fearnaukht... Mr.. Collier.
Amphibeo, Demon Mr.. Donnelly.
Oaralline, Musical Ealad Miss L. Maddern.
The performance will commence with the amusing
comedletta entitled t ..'ft t. p .lt.' 800 f
THE FOX AND THE WOLF.
Oaptolu
MT. NarniBn
nI
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01
AA5EalCD 3

5g.sTss=A Fourteen Mules, four Creole
work horses, American horse,
sNsssxzsa2 sNssSyssssssaa2 pair work oxen, 70 Aead OF
seeep, about 30 head of gentle horned cattle,
a lot of hogs, lot ofseooper.s tools, 3 cross
cut saws and l hand saw, lot of augers and
chisels, and brace and bits, carts, corn-mill,
and plantation utensils, q Surveyor compass
and chain, case Of Mathematical instru-
ments, one buggy and harness. a lot Of house.
hold furniture, lot of kitchen furniture, l
sugar kettle, lot Of corn.
Terms aaa Coudataons ALL sums Of
fifty dollars and under, cash. The moveables
on credit of one year fron1#the day Of sale,
provided the amount purchased exceeds fifty
dollars The slaves ON a credit OF one year
from the day of sale. The plantation on a
credit of enc, two and three years from the
day Of sale; payable in equal annual install
ments. Purchasers required to furnish notes
with personal security. in solido, to the satis-
faction Of the Executor, the said notes to be
made payable to the order of and endorsed by
the said purchasers. at the office Of Caleb L.
swayze, in the towuof 0pelousas the said
notes to bear interest at the rate of per
centurns per annum from maturity, a special
mortgage and vendors privilege will be re-
tanned on the land ard slaves until final pay
nent Of the price. No property will be de-
livered until the terms and conditions are
strictly complied with:
C.,L. SWAYZE,
Testamentary Executor Of
james Morgan, deceased
0peIousas December 25th 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01

The plantation and '&ua. on 4 credit Of one.
two and three years, payable in equal annual
instalments Purchasers required to furnish
notes with personal security in solido to the
satisfaction of the administrator, the said notes
to be made payable to the order Of and en-
dorsed by, the said purchasers, at the Office Of
Caleb E. swayze in the town of Opelousas.;
the said dsnates to bear interest at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from maturity. 4 spe-
cial mortgage and vendors privilege will be
retained on the lands and slaves until final
payment Of the price. No property will be
delivered until the terms and conditions are
strictly complied with. -
G. L. SWAYZE,
.Asazn1alstzatox ot sazaz sEstate Of Mrs
4. IL. King deceased.
OpeIousas December 1853
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01

IIof1Se Sly7a tJ7sll L172aaz5e1a1lla| I'aFzlzE7
385 w aasHINGToS, IA. s5#
40 HI shannr to osEsllis services to she pub
A iics Of this Parish Graining nlarbIng, paper
hanging and gasag, done Iii the best style and
worAma mike naf aer. All nvders left at the Gaa-
rier aiee, liz 0pe ousas, tos him at asngton,
viii be proFnp pity attended TO- ISept. TI.--sai
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01
III,

IL ID 10 ssaA ssEzaA 81 q nsaVeH.ll
fIFFERS hIs IA &c tts!lg arfsh
VI Ill ssE. Lansi cssaaslslsd as ssf. sIar.
tinasilI III tke 6sas a1a ity,
thu ssoM III erect MsIrsets Wsll
or ithaut islscr I'll And HI
a t,.atss and I'll
Those wtlp Tnas need his services pIaase Wrte
to him, at 81 apply 10 the editor of
thR t1peIoilaaa saIarier I85s-
4 5ats i sllos -.
l saS III homer
- FUR Iiss siH neEal and his irIe.aas
u III taae aa lssrsadTae aea
tx essaSe III dAas esfttes naag sals
Ssols ansi nsaa1 i'll. b tila
afl sasa aoaay
him sitlfh
aai u e rssssisa-
Inaess#s 5aa sTorkta taea s.Ss
sss. iss str reet betrssaEi Court
aaal tSes I'd Fes III.
Dbl sessI Iber zass slss55
street,
EEsslsaa 3 SEPT ). 8 81
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01
M .ssa I III

Id
Ap gson- ha ring establ tshs.l himself
e iil lJpeonsas, oIeTs his services ID
hIs fsIl Izetss. He MI all his
with zeal and and dirt-eaters vii be
cured By him id ABOUT tWu weeks s
fafuitosis eaiistsg lions ior the md gents,
Moaday ind Ffidly. = to 9o .cioc u A ~ a -
Differences; s3i
II Df. Fs sAaEaer, lAslnl phs esal rigues
R.spalisn H. Islor aA.ssiaH AIrsTiaHxs
s5oel Il. Sandoza 81 81 jean r.. ArcenaHx,
0Hezisns ssuidr IsaEnpn lllnf
ssS 0peaoasas a2sah se tit.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01
assar.a-y,s s4saase I'm = nj ftaEelaoaase.

uE.lsrsi u iggned having leased this
u Landinz, respecsfully informs the pub y b
lie that lle II I'D % The earetf
and aots con ears,
atakas4 s4tlaziisf rtnla1ihy of infornina
gIlose infareste 10 freiigit viii be- delrrs
cred BIZ him unless the stora
freight shall have s,eer1 paid il allsanee ore en
delivery Of the sa sse.s
5a JET. 5
Barrys Tan daiing Iuiy %.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01
g vazaaDae svoed lands for sale.

-. A fine tract of wood land, situated in
%sssa Prairie Basse, measuring twelve arpents
front by 40 in depth, suitable for a saw
- mill or to supply the Town of opelou-
sas with cord wood for years.
Also tract of prairie land, situated in the same
quarter, measuring 10 arpents front ON 40 In Depth
well calculated for a plantation.
Also: about square Of Land, situated in the
Town of OpeIousas, with the improvements, con-
sistIng in a Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c.
For the price and further intormatiens, apply to
the editor Of the Opelonsas Courier, to c. Donate
& Bro. corner Of Court and Bellevue streets, Ope-
lousas, or to the undersigned, near New-Iberia.
Dec. 4-1y.I DUBREUIL OLIVIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-01-01
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F HE undersigned having improved aud
R transported his Saw Nj two miles Of
Barre's Landing, % Bayou gourtableau, is
now ready to saw Iuansisy OF lumber, Of
any length u faaet. Iunaber viii be-
delivered either This mill or at Barry'ss
Landing. and large bills filled atF moderate
prices Z g Chs ds gI0sE.
ss. Landry, Nov. 20th, 1858.