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FOR s Al H.

A SPLENDID PLANTATION, situate,s With
I 4 in three miles of Barrels Landing four of Ope-
lousas and about four from Washington, situated
on each side OF the Bayou Teche. $50 arpents on
the East and 400 arpents on the West side $50 to
500 arpents are under fence, balance is wood land
The improvements consists ofa good dwelling
house, negro cabins sugar hoase cotton house etc.
etc. DTPRE 4 GARLAND.
opelousas May 10th, 1860.
asesFsseEsce Sos Sale
A house and lot, located il desirable part of
IN opeousas will be sold on reasonable terms
!, Apply at the Courier Office.
May 18th, 1s5O.-tf.
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FOR SALE.

p He, undersigned offers Tor sale his house and
a lot situated in the Town of Opeiousas The
house is large and wei! constructed. and nearly
together with new kitchen, servants roon1 a good
well, in short very comfortable residence, in a
retired mace and YET near the centre of tte town
For further particular apply to the undersigned
). pEFFERK0RN
Opsiousas, Marsh 3lst. 1860,
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j II l. undersigned having taken he large hrick
buildings opposite e>V. Roy's old Store.
Vain Street, Opetousas, las just arrived from New
Orleans with coMr1ETE assortment of House
hold Furniture OF all kinds and prices, comprising
MAHOGANY BEDsTEAps AND ARMotRs;
BLEcE WALNUT
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Dpel lot,aas. Novenabe 9Th 1869
Groceries, Eoods and motions!

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I gs3s from making par-z sEaa- Id sz
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hass the. honor 70 inform his customers and the
nl5Ilc IN genera, he has on hand, at r. Il.
Kings olasstand, corner Of Main and Landry
Streets peluusas, addition 10 his previous
large estoek, snppiJ ot
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CUTLERY, PATENT sd AW-MILLs. cHURHs,
Egg -Beatars, Eg- Friers, &c, BE-
% Cd fact, lie will endeavcr to accommodate his
customers, both as to articles and prices.
. V. IcHENRY 7 HUSBAND. y
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prepared, anss ii tnbe taksla rreparad. Bssi.e
ba taken together. Ihe one pr tha other oF
hpth atat In time restores "a heath and re-
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Eaeaffygn Paris. afsrs his professional ~
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cnnsistlug uf tseo town lofa dsselisns house,
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DIR Ng la.ao a l1s oIaaatsom,
Il - q. permanently settled in shagtoil.
y aae; his asl services to ail Who ma
a.astt,a hin With their passonage-
III. lain Street, opnnsites the Drng stofesf
~ iHsssss Lsf'sai & Bsssaaz- Apai i,sIa5a--1v.
- I, q. y u asalagson, la.
sthe sign Ut tie nsorsar, Oh Main street III III
y m Waasain,stoa. d, La, Away be found a
supply oi fresh and pure
Drugs. - s.
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n u D II u d 0 sss
inforla md ffisnts and
she pubic geHssallY that he bus established
himself on IandGYsss hefween fhe Azsssrs
AID Gsllaaa a.s.i that u e ssl,a5as
sii that ~ will he rsa aitv atsI aiI times 20 at
tend u those Wlao may favor hin, with a cai.
y 0peIsnsas, aEay 5tss,s1 $50.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

SHOCKING DEATH OF A LuNAT1c-Son,e
time last summer a man named Winans ,rb,
sang at some of our concert saloons, becom-
ing unsettled in his mind, was admitted into
tie lunatic department of the Almshouse -
He appeared TO be in constant dread that
some one was in pursuit of him to kill him.
and made several attempts to escape. In
September last he was missed and NOTHING
being heard of him, it was supposed he had
effected his escape. A few days ago another
insane patient got down into the cellar be-
meath the building, and secreted himself for
some time in one of the dark corners.
A search was commenced for the fugitive
and in doing so a mans knee was discovered
protruding from one of the chimney hues,
and further examination being made, a hu-
man figure was discovered, which was found
to be that of poor Winans, who had been
missing since September. The flesh was
nearly all wasted from the body, and its ap-
pearance denoted that he had died from star.
walton. How he got 1t the place was a mys-
terry, as it did not appear possible for a per-
son to compress himself into such small
space Philadelphia Ledger.
The unfortunate person above mentioned
was John Winans, formerly a comedian of
note, who married the mother of Kate and
Susan Denim. Of late the terrible passion of
intemperance kept him under the power of
the mental disease which caused his death
81. Louis Herald
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

GRAPE. GROWING BY ITALIANS NEAR Stock.
ToN.-The StoCton Argus remarks the "Ital
ian gardens, near Stockton, have been under
cultivation but few years, and are usually
first in the season to supply Stockton market
with the choicest variety of grapes. They
exhibit the evidences of much labor and care
the result of which is the profitable return
they yield in their abundance of fruit They
are cultivated with reference to grape grow
ing upon a system of pruning and training
that is adopted in the vineyards of Northern
Italy, and which is found to be the best
adapted to the nature of the climate and sol
of the San Joaquin valley. The proprietors
of these gardens are practical grape culturts
and are every year charging the number Of
their vines by thousands, and otherwise in
creasing the value of their lands by the plant
ing of fruit trees, which thrive equally vel
with the grape.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
IN mark
Legislative,

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 16.
SENATE.-An opinion was read from the
Attorney General relative to the right of the
Legislature to enact law providing for the
payment of the equitable Indebtedness gainst
the State.
Senate ordered engrossed bill Withholding
the pay of the Controller of State until the
case now pending before the Courts is dis
posed of.
Organ Grinding bill referred to Committee
on Public Morals.
AssEMBLY,-Bill to appropriate money to
pay the expenses of the Kibbe war, discussed
at great length aud referred to a special Com
mittee.
Bill for location of the State Capital, in &C
cordance with the San Francisco $3.50, 900
proposition, introduced.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
EMpnActNe MORMoyrsM.-Ihe Salt LAX

EHBRActNe MoRMoNIsM.-Ihe Salt Lake
correspondent of the Alta says:
wrote some time since about Captain
Gibson, of New Guinea. of Sumatra and Java
notoriety. He was en- route from New Y ork
to California. by way of this city. Coming
to sickness he remained here with his family
consisting of a daughter of IS, and two sons
aged Is and years. Since his sojourn he
has embraced Mormonism, as has also his
daughter, and by immersion in City Creek,
under the hands of Heber Kimball, he has
enrolled hmselfan Elder and Missionary
The Captain has been delivering some lee
lures 10 this city upon the beauties of the
Asatic Islands, and hospitality of the canni-
balls of Guinea, and offers himself willing
leader to Mormonise these willing lambs to
the gathering.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

Turned UP-Jasper A. Rollins, the man
who so mysteriously disappeared last week,
says the Alta of Wednesday, was seen on
Friday night, in the stage office at San Jose
where one of his acquantances eonversed
with him for an hour or two. He had late
ly arrived from San Francisco, and said he
should leave soon for San Diego or Los An
geles He was perfectly sane and gave as a
reason for his sudden departure that he was
dissatisfied in respect to certain business
transactions. It's probable that he has fol-
lowed up his intention and has continued his
Journey southwark.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
1aiIg NatiOnaI QtmOtrat.
Sacramento Correspondence.


SACRAMENTO, Feb. 18th.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT The Senate referred
the resolutions concerning the New Almaden
mine suit to the Judiciary Committee.
The Assembly passed the bill declaring
dogs to be property. Also, the bill for the
protection of children, &c, which provides,
believe, that girls under a certain age shall
not play upon hand organs in the Streets
This is to defeat the purposes of creatures
who make q business, and profitable one to
import girls from Europe, who become mu-
steal (?) Migrants, receiving dimes and quar-
tiers which go to enrich their employers.
Heston, the Assemblyman who assaulted
johnson, yesterday, appeared by counsel
wv. Coffroth, Esq, } before Justice Foote
to-day, and plead gully of assault and bate.
nv. lie was fined $25. Johnson, the party
nssailed, was sworn and examined as to the
extent of the injuries inflicted upon him. He
stated that he had received none at all.
Tie Republican primaryelections are pass
ing off very quietly. 1 think there is no
particular interest felt-perhaps because all
are of one mind
General McDougal is delivering his lecture
on "Words and their uses" at the Seventh
street Methodist Church this evening.
The friends of the Folsom Railroad will
be pleased to learn that train of cars
crossed the bridge at Folsom this morning,
with material for an extension to Lincoln,
the new town near Folsom.
1 learn from pretty good authority that all
letters not indorsed "via Panama." will moi
90 overland hereafter, as the Postmaster
General has issued a new order directing
that letters destined for New England, New
York, and some other States in that section
of the Union, shall be sent by ocean mail,
unless otherwise endorsed by the senders.-
Notice will, of course, be given of the
change.
Lance Nightingale leaves here tomorrow
morning for Carson Valley.
Marysville is largely represented here at
present. owing to the attendance, at the Su-
preme Court, of number member of the
bar from that place. d.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
The New York News says (:

In case before Justice Conlon, the other
day, in Indianapolis, wherein one physician
claimed pay from another for visiting his pa
tient at his request it was shown in evidence
that it was custom with physicians not to
make charge for visiting another's patients
when requested by the physician in atten-
dance to do So The Justice held that Gus
tom made law, and that the complaining ply
stefan would have to abide the rules and reg
ulations of his profession.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

NEVADA AND AURURN RAILRoAD.-The Ne
vada Democrat says:
Mr. Elliott informs us that there is no seri.
GUS obstacle to the construction ola railroad
and the route, on the whole is much more
favorable than was expected The grade
will not exceed eighty feet to the mile on any
part of the road, and the deepest cuttings
will not exceed twenty five or thirty feet
Messrs Elliott aud Ostrora returned to Ne
vada last Friday evening, having completed
the preliminary survey for the railroad from
this place to Auburn. They have since made
out an elegant profile of the route, showing
the elevations and depressions along the
line as surveyed.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICE

AZ the Agricultural Fair of the Nor,tor ni.,rt,, -,
California, the FIRST Premium was ovnr,o1 - ~
HANSCOM for the best DAGuERpEorYrEs, A,,psorvpvs
and PHOTOGRAPHS. (rhe editor of the Dor,ooro,
to the contrary Notwithstanding For proof see lie,
OF Awards, certified by Executive Committee, and for
further proof call and see the Pictures, at 81 ID
Street, opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express om,e.
N. R.-Superior Pictures taken as CHEAP AS at
aHS o'leF rooIh' sepl5-my
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

The correspondent of the Charleston Mer-
curry thinks there are in New York at least
10000 poor people who would be happy to
swap places with Southern slaves. All they
want in the world is plenty to eat, decent
clothing, and reasonable amount of labor
and that any kind Southern master would
ensure them. During one week about G, OOc
persons applied to the Almshonse office fol-
pittances Of money and coal. Most of them
would work if they could, but they cannot
get anything to do, or are too sick to do it.
The only "hberty" that such poor creatures
have any practical knowledge Of Is the lib
erty to freeze and starve, and the only slave
ry, slavery to pinching want.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

lover THE UNION LINE1
ARRIVAL OF the Steamer Champion--Creat
Battle i'll MexicO--MiramOn Defeated.

Arrival of the Steamer Champio,--Croot
D"''ie LII MeAlco--MIramOn Defeated.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 16.
The steamer Champion arrived in mort last
evening, at half past ten. She has no later
dates from New York, but her men oranda
contains an interesting report from Mexico
The following is her
Memoranda.
The Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Co.'S Siam
err Champion, A. S. Fletcher, Commander fron,
ahama Jan. ~, and Acapulco 7th inst, arrived
mere at ~ 80 I. M. having encountered heavy
mead winds and sea during tina greater mart If
her passage. She brings 400 passengers, fTeigbt
and 300 bags mails. jan 90 arrived at Pana7no
U; >. steam irlgate Saranac from Realaio. 25tb
All well on board. Feb. LIST, 10 A. NJ. passed str
John l.. Stephens. 9Th, saw large ship 90 miles
east OF Acapulco, supposed to John Cotterel,
honnd IN. In port ship Mary McNair. Bv the
arrival OF an official express at Acapulco an bonr
previous to departure Of the Champion, intelli-
gence was received of the defeat of Miriman he
lore Vera Cruz, with a loss of 5000 men. 9th
OIL Gulf of California, saw three.masted propeller
steering south under canvass.
Passengers.
II Tyler and servant ThoS D Russell, @ Russell +,
hosGhpa9m, w Whitney and son, Capt Hugo Piers
IN, N
Desaragai Currie VT and children, Miss l. Chr
re- Cowen and VT, Coleman, A Hubbard, Mrs Lane
MRS roster and infant Nichols, Mrs Nichols Miss
~ MT, A McCarty lady and children, G Lewis n q
Mmaker' Stewart, Mrs Madaln and 4 children
Y Mcdowell, g ii Fox, Yatnell, V Remalager and
WI, hr and Mrs Cassaben and child, Mr. and Mrs Nc
powell, Mr. and Mrs Freeman and child, Mr. and Mrs
prescott and infant, Mrs Rose Kean and daughters
IL paws, Carol, d NJ Curry, w Windham, Jams
becket' IL Hart, VIM NJ Post, Herring, l. Palmer VT
ana children, A Gutherie VT and 2 children ] NJ
keede, II Wallace, w Mcintosh and W.T. F Bateford
IL Sayles, q Hancock, A Brown VT and infant Miss
WOOD w Brigham, Quigby, A N Phelps A
Mersch and wife, w Benjamin, Mr. Hunter Mrs
DAVIS, DR. NJ Schaelock, A NJ Pitts L Egbert WIFE
and infant, MIR and Mrs Haskns and daughter Mr. and
MRS Lynch, U Oopins and lady, A Kerchval and
lady and servant, Shirley lady and A children, NJ j
Kite. q K Dane, Matthews, II Etting, NJ Robinson
lady and children, Howe tragedian, Miss Marian
Lee commedenne, M j Hawtz, David Keller II j VIII
son, Donnally lady and infant, Mrs Lyons and
sister, NJ kenney WI and daughter, Henry Dayton Mr.
Arnold JAS Styles Jr, NJ Hight, w Nj johnson, A
RICE, W Rice II CLANCY, Jas Doyle, G Wheat j Alb
sott, f Ellis, Bergett, W Reed, Robert Ridley, l. A
kroutz VT 4 children, Palmer VT and child l. G
Dougherty and wife, w Stewart J II Satchan Mrs
Blackford, Mr. Sayes, S Cram, W Watson, Mrs II Wood
F. David, Raymond VT and daughter J Mills, Mrs
NIX, W Curtis, Mrs Campball, VIM Nelson, Mr. An
derson and 223 others.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

IT is said that the interest of Mr. Winans of
Baltimore in the railroad from st. Petersburg
to Moscow is the principal obstacle to its pur-
chase by the Rothchilds from the Russian
Government. The road cost 500, 900 900,
beside the permanent lien which Mr. Winans
has on it, and the Government has offered to
sell it for 500 100000
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

AN atroeous conspiracy has been proved
on a Mrs Butterheld, in Providence r. l.,
her son-in-aw, Dr. Jos. r. Church, and his
wife, to convict Mr.. Butterfield of incest with
one of his daughters-a girl of feeble intel
lect-in order to get him into State Prison
and acquire possession of his property. The
girl came into Court and swore that the
charge was false, and that she made it under
threats from her mother and brother, who
were at once arrested and put in prison for
perjury.-AHanti paper.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

The Test IN TULARE CoUNrY.-The Demo
cratic County Committee of Tulare have re-
commended to the inspectors and judges of
the several precincts, at the approaching pr-
mary election, the adoption of the following
test:
ARE you in favor of the perpetuation of
the Union and Government of the United
States, and do you intend to support and
stand by the nominees of the National DEM
cratic party2'
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

n DISPATCH from Washington January 18th,
says:
r;, hae annual meeting of the American Colo
Ad3 3"e to night. The attendance was large.
Tv CIreSs So We're delivered by the Hon. Mr..
"a iV - VI tennessee; DR.. Styles of Georgia,
reo u vue Nev: DIR. Pinney of New York. The
200 peS OF the year amount to nearly $l6l,
Soo;;n anu the expenditures to $4,000. The
AGriey nave sent about 800 immigrats to
africa during the same period.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANoIsCo Feb. 10th.
Silver ore has been discovered near the
Preside within the city limits Specimens
are now being assayed.
No arrivals o,day.
But little if any change in markets.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
Speriat Aotirr2.
UNION SALOON.

In these days of degenerate patriotism, It is pleasant
70 see so many friends Of the Union in this city You
can scarcely find any one in Marysvlle in favor Of
vac dissolution of the Union. HARRY D0UGHERTY,
Dei"s true patriot, hereby extends an invitation
10 al ohlonoying citizens to meet regularly at his
puce OF holding forth and there consider matters of
Internal interest. Union sAIooN
JA " 81 street.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

The New York correspondent of Charles
ton paper says: In the way of gossip rumor
has it that fair niece of Mayor Wood is soon
to be led to the hymenial altar by a Cuban
millionaire.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

LIE Presidents of the various Virginia
faliroad companies have issued call inviting
al 'ne southern railroad companies to meet
'neln In consultation in Richmond on the 2stl
u reoroary, to consider the means by which
'"ey can best secure, either by direct impor-
l"tion or southern manufacture, the eouip-
''en'S and supplies for the use of the south
ern railroads.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

The Louisville Journal says that "John and
llenty Sands, father and son, the first a post
master and the second his clerk in a North
Carolina post Office, have fled with what
money they could lay their hands on. The
Post Office Department has long been bad
way and now its Sands have run"
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

lHE legislature of Maine has elected Noah
smith, Secretary of State B. W. Norris
Lana Agent; Geo. w. Ingersoll. Attorney
General; David Tillson, Adjutant. G eneral
WIN. M. Thomas, Treasurer.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

AT San Francisco, on Tuesday, - Slater
Capt. and VIM. Lard, mate of ship Georges
were hned in the police court for resisting an
olheer who went on board to serve civil
process for pilot dues.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

Two little girls named Jane Paul, and
Catherine Barry, ran away from the Catholic
Orphan Asylum in San francisco, Sunday
night. The Chief of Police has description
of their persons
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

THE Nevada county primary election for
delegates to the Administration county con-
yentiOn, is to be held on Saturday next, the
18th inst.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

DEAD BoDY FOUND IN THE TUCSON 18th
ieoruary' the dead body of white woman
E"S found in small patch of tules near
1'O'Ntoa 1t had evidently lain there for a
long times.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

Col. MCGINNIs, of Bourbon comfy, Ky,
recently went to: Cincinnati with fourteen
slaves, intending to emaneipate them there
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

DAsHAwAY Association has been organ
lied at Olympia, Washington Territory, an,
also one at Hills Bar, British Columbia.