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A VIS.---Jc viens de recevoir les licences do Pa
"A. roisse do rannde 1850, et 10 suits pref 4 los
collector q mon hnfean.
Tous ceax qui ~veulcut s6viter dn trouble feront
bien de venir sans d6lai. ct payer, on autrcnent
j'agirai scion Ia loi. ).
On peut SO proclrer lev licenses All bureau de j.
D. Richard al and 10 serai absent de mon bureau.
Opelousas Is fevrier 1860,
GILBERT CAN'T, Collector.
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..,a fa,CHERE, Pfopric'aire.
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! ,,,onr ps t'ArotrEun.--Non ! n
Bl y yssss,nplaire du rapport De ! Andl' enr
s,e 3D. '1 81 nous Y prisons quelq''es de tails
fba'' " 80 ns d'iuteret. ll.a III
Mere, s2,538.7oa3,l9
n qni y rce,aiAacnt lie
ispenses sc sont eleyees
y a,s , ii resiait en- caisse{, lie Ter
r. ss dsrnler, 81 ,l4s,3i4sl..
'if1 asl,e mubique de ID Louisianee, lc 81 de-
laae, asn;sr, e,ai, De sIo,o23,as S. Law
Eae' ,;ruyIe suiixan,csept collect = take
\ " na N vas .rcndu de compleS~a depuis
! s sm noabre{f qnees'
~ Ma h yaIea proPr aosables
yas en- y mar nr, de l'E1at lon,
Y u ss sSp. Assomhtio,t sS,4S 5e5o, vel
\ ssoi. III; RieasilH s1s .os7;. ,s-ier,
N. MINI I'M. Uadao, I Y0.sf C~alcassieu,
~ ssss; Caldwell S1.435.- Carroll,
Y ssasaIs; CatahoulS $500 Claibor-
i 4 siissaOoss; Concote. !" " 4; De
\ s'ssS%IsaO9S; Est Baton Rouge. s66
N, p,Hciaum s6.62a.oS9; ffanhIf i,4O7
eef'Nas' sHl05sl, 80; I&layet 9-7 al.
Esadseg' 274,4dO; tiving+fa s]ia1Taos
l ass,s.Yss 1887 $40; Aoreh s5.3I I.5o7,
Ss1aai,oche. ss6.429ss 10: 9 ,ua.bta So. 76s.7ss
|nIsa, rye fr',i,e, - ..,A5. $40; Orleans. rive
a ssse slQa5t6,sas %Plaqucuine, s62l5,432
Sas CoaFre slao96 $40; Rapides,
$685. asi sabiue. $l.242.040; 81. Jean-
hp6se, Y 5s0.as0; st. Charles. S3,776.7 100;
sial landry, $lO.54l, 500; tie Marie,
|ss5Ns gl 81. Martin. $6,97 :: s.. JAG
M sSy3la.26D; T%errebonne ,426.3oo, 81
isr a s. .5sfG6i; Ste. ieue s2429.Sl4
T,as,. s,3.9a2.5 27; Union, $3,406,s0i; Yer.
nHba, 81 1855. 333; Washington. Sl.077l16i
lrs,.F eiciapa. $751; oslo: 0ae tBaion Rp"
i s5,lGS.Ga7; Vim. S92S.Sl5.
IA yaleur ,otale des prophecies impossible;
4 Louisiana est de $400, 450.64I sur lesp,s ee'
snt p~reIsvees par Fiat ,32S.33. d,
4s, Y a 6.444,932 gre dc 'erre Ell fri.
ii. 1850 acres c~nltiyes en- cannes. IS4.64]
ellsts en- cotton, 668.653 IN mais, ct 1871 81
N, LEaat prolnit 222, DOL boncants de sa
ne 35g3i7 barils de mclasSe, 4S1.lT6lo bale
h cotton, l3.653.3IS boisseaux de mals, 346S.
hths De riz. In population dc IL Leaisian'
sdyia aiusi: 3lS 81 blancs. 1919 pt'son
ss De ealeur, Ell 2s2, 116 esc!aves. Abehle.
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AnuibaI eiait borgne. II Sc moaua da rein-
ire qni IL peigni, avec dsnx yenx e' %recon.pen-
sa ceiai qni lie peignit de profit. On ne seut
pas cir. loue trop fMiemcnt, ,nais ON est nien
aise uusun dissimnle nos defaults.
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a. M. PERKAII4T

.Agent esaarai pour Collections, Batoa- Rouge
.nFFRE respcstneusement sas ~scryices a.,x ~;
toyens de ii paroissc 81. Landry Of do i Etat Ell
general dams IA csapacit6 ,susditc. Toutn upplica.
tion ponr faire eatrer den torres marscsgenses,
choix dc tcrre. warrants. collections d. recla,natiops
contrc l'Etat. redemption Dc terras yendues un collt
f.auTes var Efat pour non Placement de- tnxGsses
toute anifc ~nffatre. ~roccvront unc attention prninr.
| tc 1t toute particBiiaru. Ri y
OpeIousas, I6 Juliet 1853, HI
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Ie roi de sarlaigne a acccpie la resignation
du ministere, ct II. Carour est sur 'e poiat de
farmer TN ,jogYea1 cahl1et,
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Magasim au ben marchc pour du
compliant.
I T. soussigne Il IN Inaiu ct re9lit constammeh mn
bel assortment Establishments ponr boinincs.
tells que habits en draps fin, satinet ct drap pilotc,
paptaions Doeskin, Casimir et kersey, Gilets dc
dessous, ciietnises dcvants en- toile pour bonlpes,
cbeInises do dessons do toutcs qualities, bostes nne*
ct coniBtunes pour hennics, %souticrs, etc,
Eahn tout &c gull faiit pour la gaf1erobe dos
messieurs--E que 10 vendrai - 70 pour cert an
dcssous da prix de t,it autre n,asisin 4 washing.
ton. vsneI inc voir asdntd at!et ailist,ra et exanit
ncr mas prix. J. u. MADDOX.
8 dec 1850. Washington, la.
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positiveme,ft 10 dernicr ayis.

F-UsItkV CkaksHEt to uSH HHHCt HyHSs
FlN1Us ccax gui mont pas encore pave ieira
taxes dc Railroad, sent, par !. prssent, notifies
qu'on ne peut les atten Ire Plus longtemps ct qn'a,
pres lie premier mars 1850. jc saisir,' ct 10 vendra'
4 l'enran ponr ieurs taxes ut lea frais les proprsotds
de ceuy Gui ~n'auro,t pas payt. On ~trouvcre les
livrcs dc Ia paroisse ct du Railroad an bureau des
j, n. Richard.
ii fev 1860 ni.gHaI CAN'T. Collector.
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AVIS.

II n suussignt ottre SOS services nnx e9ldatss qui
ont Gte du service n~itlitaire des EtAta unis
une des queries dcpuis l790 ct qai ont drott 4
dos tcrrcs scion los actcs du Congress, !.
Dams le cas- 1u',no pcrsonne d6cSdde aMrait drctt
4 ,u warrant pour tcrres Sill wyatt ct Qni II UT latnsd
uns yeuyu, OH Ill celle-oi atisst est mortc qu.l AZ
lalssG 1es cnfants mincnrs ..-dnns 10 premier cia ~
vcnye, 81 daus ID second ID M les entAnta uiinailrrss
ont. droit II In meme aiantita DO terfc qai fev'ens
draft an susdit soldat vi vivuit.
Tnutc afaairc dhi me sera eoniie, reccvra uise ~.
tcntioH toutc particnlthre,
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npelousas, 81 ianvier 1860.

TTEE
III gne dams In paroissc stc Marie, 10 s -
ja1vfer, I'M chevai CREOLE age a pcu prSs
IA 4 ana. confenr girls de for on blen, por. NI.ll--
tant Ia inArq,,e so renversee. sur Ia hanchs Eauchs..
Une rtcoupense liberalc sera, donnee 4 csl.u qaiys
a,nenera lie chcyal soit AN. Mitchell MywanG. Snx
Opalousas Oh a moi. A.G. VINCENT.
lnnlnnsna. 2l lnnHier 1870. fENAs HM
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Magasin de Vuitures.

r n sorssigns Il continueiiemcii Il tetldre aux
pRix DE La MILE oRI.EANsi
Ue iolis Baggys, Roekaways, Hacks ct Snlkies ayec
harn,is, ioucts, teches, etc. cea dcrhiers II seIidcns
avec les %soitures on separstncnt:
JOSEPH GiBf&.
opelousas. 10 Juliet 1850.
GsIlOf DlODlDE DE FER -frais Ct pure. a
- ye,drc mar T.. l.. HEBnARD.
NpiStNt.-IuQ oluc,s different atrkt for GALE
~ ,fcau. ny RI HLFftAEr,
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Avis Positif.

.NJoES ceax qii mont pas e.icarc pays icilrs III xea
dc Railroad sont par lc present notifies au'on
III pcut leur etre indalgoHt plus loDstcps.
EBERT CAN'T, coliceteur.
gOpcIousas, 7 janvier 1850.
T T. s~oussign6 %inforplc rcsprttacu-nineI't 10 public
Ia q~u'ayalit ~trayaill6 pendant hut naoss aux tPc-
ioulas CONNIE GicniSte, II est nainteualt pref i cAe-
| I n tout Outrage dams son genre, snit aux Opc'
lo' ~ on d In eainpagne, al prlS 10 Plus tiodare.
.csidcncc au masasin Dc ". s. Levy.
@ soUYEUx DESIRE.
OpelousaS, z ianyicr 1856.
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Les ucuycIlcs d. mincs sQnt SAILS Importance
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q mo NOVEL oaa emprunt dc Ia Brlsique s'eleyt !
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.%Pepenieres de Fruitlan1d;

opeloasas, 4 janyicr la8o.
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marx for ealo
I. H. HLEHAtr.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

The RACES. We look for the rainy wealth.
sr to clear up soon. If it does, the track at
the Mnrysyille Park will be in fine order for
the races next week. A good deal of blooded
stock is already here, and more will come.
The Park has been fitted up in a superb
style. An elegant stand has been built for
the ladies, so that they may not be jostled or
disturbed by the crowd, as they look at the
races. Mr.. 0Hanlon is ar experienced hand
at experimenting places and occasions of this
character, and he will make the Park, not
only during the races, but hereafter and at
all times delightful spot to drive to- lie
has already made it the best race ground in
the State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05
Annirs I'm Mnshoe.

We have received the Territorial Enter
prise of April 2sth. That paper is much op>
posed to the proceedings Of the meeting held
at Virginia City on the 9Th, for the election
of board of FIVE arbitrators to adjudicate
all disputes among the miners, concerning
claims. 1t says;
Instead Of holding simply an election on
the 2lth, there was another meeting held
proiessedly a miners or citizens meeting, at
which speeches were made pro and con about
the prospects Of the measure. After the ad-
journment of the meeting, the polls were
opened, but to the surprise of many, no per
son was allowed to vote unless they signed
certain manifesto or agreement to support
the men who were being voted for This
inconsistent tyrannieal action disgusted many
who otherwise might have discovered some
merit in the movement. The following men
who compose the ticket it appears are hero
after to be the Supreme Court of the Virgin
ia District, backed by the pistols and knives
of the immortal three or four hundred who
voted for them. Thoir names are a. Melon
aid, of Yolo Co; L. Herman, San Francisco,
G. D. Roberts, of Nevada, W. G. Smith
Placer DR. Langford, San Joaquin.
The Enterprise has the following mining
items:
At Virginia, the Choller Company now
have their cut in 40 feet and have struck
their lege. They are taking out ore valued
at 81, 500 per ton, which they will commence
shipping in few weeks to San Francisco
Many other companies propose to ship their
ore as soon as the road gets in better eondi'
ton
at Gold Hill there is moro gold taken out
than at any other portion Of the country,
Walkers River probably excepted. The
town is improving very fast.
In the Silver City region the miners gener-
ally are at work and as a consequence new
discoveries are made daily. Scarcely lead
that has been worked upon there has failed
to reward the fortunate possessors.
In the Sullivan District, on the east side of
Carson River, about ten miles from Carson
City, many startling discoveries are being
made There is no doubt but some rock, as
saying very heavily with silver, has been
| found there.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05
SOOTHING sYRUP

"A
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
Which greatly facilitates the process of teething soft
ening the gums, reducing all inflamation-wiI ALA,
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and RELIEF and HEALTH to your INFANTS
We have put up and sod this article for over ten
years. and can say, IN confidence and truth Of IT,
what we have never been able to say of apy other
medcine-NEvER mas IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INST ANcF
TO Effect A CUaE when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used it, On the contrary, all are delighted with It's on.
eratons, and speak in terms Of highest commendaten
of its magical effects and medical virtues We sneak
IN this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW" after fen
years experience and pledge our reputation for the
iulhlment of what we here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant Is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered
This valuable preparation is the nrescrjption Of one
of the most EXPERIENCED and sKILFUL NURSES
in New England and has been used with neyer-faing
success in
TIL HOUSAN NDS OF CASES
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but nvlgo.
rates the stomach and bowels corrects aciditv. and
gives tone and energy TO the whole system Ii will
relieve almost Instantly.
GTiptn 9 in the Il owels, and Wind CI,olic
and overcome convulsions which, not sneediIv rom,
edied end in death. We believe it the best and sunFsr
REMEDY in the World, in all cases of DYSENTERY and
thing, or from other We would saw To
mother who has child suffering from anv the foro
going complaints do not let your pTeiudiees.
nor the pre1udicSs Of others stand between
your suffering child and the relief that will be SIRE
yes ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow the use of tbis
medicine, If timely used. Full directions will accom-
pany each bottle None genuine unless the facsimile
of CURTIS & PERKINS, New YorI, Is on
the outside wrapper. ' " ~
gEr- Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Onice, I3, Ceder NV.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLF
PARK Il WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
may4-1y rmp San Fronoi.1
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05
When the humid shadows hover

When the humid shadows hover
Over all the starry spheres,
And the melancholy darkness
Gently weeps in rainy tears,
'Tis joy to press the pillow
OF a cottage.chamber bed,
Aud listen to the patter
Of the soft rain overhead.
Every tinkle on the shingles
Has an echo in the heart,
Aud a thousand dreamy fancies
Into busy being start,
And a thousand reoollections
Weave their bright hues into woof,
AS listen to the patter
or the soft rain on the roof
There in fancy comes my mother,
As she used, in years agone,
To survey her darling sleepers
Ere she left them till the dawn;
| can see her bending DER me
As list to the refrain
Which is played upon the shingles
BY the patter Of the rain.
Then my little seraph sister,
With her wings and waving hair,
And her bright-eyed cherub brother,
A serene, angelic pair,
, Glide around my waketul pillow,
With their praise or mild reproof,
AS | listen TO the murmur
Of the soft rain on the roof.
And another comes to thrill me
With her eyes delicious blue,
And forget |, gazing on her,
That her heart was all untrue
remember but to love her
With rapture kin to pain,
And my hearts quick pulses yibrate
To the patter of the rain.
There's nought in Arts brayuras
That can work with such a spell
In the spirits pure, deep fountains,
Whence the holy passions well,
As that melody of Nature,
That subdued, subduing strain
Which is played upon the shingles
By the patter Of the rain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

DEALING wTH FRIENDs.-Somebody says
there are three ways of getting rid of false
friend: one by telling him of his faults /;
another by asking his assistance; and the
third, by lending him money, or comforting
some great obligation upon him. According
to Aristotle, this last generates hatred.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

orHIR MINING CoMrANY,-A Company has
been organized in San Francisco, to work
the Ophir mine at Washoe, to be known as
the Ophir Mining Company The officers
elected are the following; William Bland
ing, President; Theodore Winters, S. P
Dewey, Benz. Holiday, VIM. NJ. Lent, Chas.
F. Lott, Joseph Woodwork, Trustees; James
W. White, Secretary; W. c. Ralston, Treas
urer; Capt W. L. Dali, Superintendent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

sHoT Awhile Lance Nightingill's party
were prospecting in the Black Rock region
two of them, VIM. Phillips of Yuba county,
and Mr.. Dale, where shot at near Mud Lake
by an Indian from Smoke Creek, who had
accompanied them for two days.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

MORE CoAI.-The Petaluma Argus learns
that IL. II. Buckley has discovered vein o.
bituminOuS coal in Mendocino county, which
upon being tested by the blacksmiths of Pet
aluma' was pronounced by them to be of a
very superior quality. From the prosnact.
that have been made. this vein is thought to
be very extensive.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

AT an "intimate soiree" given recently in
the Empress private apartments in the Tuil
leries, the Princess Clothilde and Eugene
quarreled. The Empress has pretty feet and
ankles and is not averse TO showing them.
amer Jolly supper, she was 80 prodigal in
the display of her combinations notwitb-
S'anoins the presence of several gentlemen,
'na' MISS ClothildOs mOdosty was shocked,
and she left the room in huff.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

j. c. PELroN.-A San Francisco paper says
that ). c. Pelton, having been recently elect
ed superintendent of the State Reform School
Will proceed on the next steamer to the At
lantic States, where he will personally exam
inc the various systems of industrial schools
for wayward children, and adopt those he
considers the best adapted to the one to be
established in this State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

WHILE Elder Knapp was preaching recent
iy, in Boston, some remarks which fell from
him displeased certain people in his audience,
and during prayer these uttered some un-
seemly expressions of disapprobation there
was prospect Of general tumult, but the
superintendent of the hall shut off the gas
and subdued the crowd bY darkness
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

DIsrR1or CouRT-This Court did not sit
yesterday. Judge Bliss, we believe, was
slightly unwell, and the weather being
inclcment, did not venture out.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

FoRFEIrED HIS BAn.-Dick Forsyth, a d. d.,
was to have appeared before the Recorder,
yesterday, but forfeited his bail and vamos-
ed. His bail was SIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

The third volume of Mr. Carlyles "Freder.
lex the Great is now in the hands of the
printer, but it will be summer before it will
be published.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

A LARGE party of business men at San
San Francisco not yet connected with any
company at washoe, are making arrange
ments to leave for the land of silver in few
days. According to the Gazette, they will
take with them very large amount of capi
tai
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

STRUCK 1T RIoH.-One day last week. a
party of Mexicans working ON quartz vein
at Dunean's ranch, near Hornitas, Mariposa
county, pounded out in hand mortar. 200
ounces of gold.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

SEPARATING THE SEXES IN THE Schools
The Sacramento Board Of Education have de.
termined that hereafter scholars in the Gram.
er Schools shall go to different schools, ac-
cording to their sexes
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

j. W. SULLIVAN, News Agent at San Fran
cisco, has our thanks for q large bundle OF
Atlantic papers, brought by the steamer So
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

Acquired D-Poriuguese Joe was tried for
violent threats at Videau's Restaurant, and
acquitted by the Recorder, yesterday morn
mo
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

yellow FEyER.-Passengers by the steam
er Sonora report that the yellow fever was
raging at Acapulco They say that a num-
Der of persons had left the place on account
of It.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

The Territorial Enterprise says that the
Pitt River Indians in the Black Rock and
High Rock Canyon country have sworn eter.
nal vengeance against the whites, so it be-
hooyes prospecting parties to that region TO
be well prepared for fighting
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05
LOST.

N May 1st, either in Marysvle, or on the road IN
- Tlmo1etoo, Black Pocket Memorandum Book.
containing Naturalization and other panprs of ,oI
to the owner A. PATRONE was upon Several po
OF the book and upon the papers, The finder will
leave the book and contents with II. VIDEAU AZ tbe
Lane. @ 49, Si'aue % ,.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 5th.

THEArEn-Jack Cade went off well last
night to a full house. The play this evening
is The Moors in Spain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

The MARSH TRoUPE.-This company of Ju.
venile Commedians, made their first appear
anee Thursday night in Sacramento at the
Forrest Theater.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

FIRE NEAR Rio VIsTA-The residence Of
z. F. Rochon, on the Sacramento river,
about one mile below Rio Vista, was des-
troyOd by fire on the 1st inst Loss $4,000
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

MUNIFloENT GIFr.-The Telegram under
stands that it is the intention of the men,
bers of the recently dsbanded Sansome Hook
and Ladder Company, San Francisco to do
nate their building for the benefit of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum of that city.
Owing to the generosity of Mr. Lick, the
ground on which the building stands is also
the property of the company and they will
thus be enabled to make their gift complete
in its munifeence.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

Mono ExrREss.-There is every probabili-
ty that there will be an express started soon
to run from Visalia, Tulare county, to the
diggings at Mono Lake.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

An INDIAN EMBAssY.-A lone daughter of
the forest, named Nah-nee bah we-qua,
which means an upright woman, has arrived
in New \ ork en- route for England, to appeal
to the Queen against the removal Of her peo-
pie, the Ojibwas. from their towns and vii
lagos on the northern shore of Lake Huron
in Upper Canada. The Ojbwas number
about one thousand souls, have embraced
Christianity and become civilized, and have
good farms, comfortable houses and pleasant
homes, which are about TO be taken from
them, according to the New York Courier
and Enquirer, 'by the ruthless hand of
power" The fair ambassador of the red
men is said to be gifted by nature, highly
educated, and a member of the Methodist
Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

HESRIErrA wendell, the plebeian girl Of
Darmstadt' who married the Duke Louis Of
Bavaria, has been ennobled with the title .,
Baroness Wallersee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

PERsoNAL.-Marcus d. Boruck, ESQ. one
of the editors of the Spirit of the Times, call
on us, yesterday. He will remain in town.
until after the races at the Marysyille Park.
We were glad to meet him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05
AUCTION SALE.
TO BUTCHERS
-DAIRYNIEN, E<1N
AND OTHERS.
WILL BE SOLD,
ON TUESDAY. NyAv vEu

AZ Public Auction, without reserve. st ths IIopep
MARKET, Sacramento City,at An, -i0'''A
Calves. "' anu
Heifers. '0"i OI"
S. 100 head one, two and three year old
ALSO
so head OF Riding Horses. Mares md
Colts.
For further particulars, inquire Of
n"J0-su ]. W. B. BARCLAY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

Ar Inskip, Butte county, last week. the
claim of Falkner d Co., yielded six hundred
dollars, and Chamberlain & Co., with three
hands, took out four hundred dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-05

W. W. Porter, of California, is at Wash
lng'on, and will be urged for the Governor
snip OF Nevada, if it should be raised to q
Territory.