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The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-03
French Sewing Machine.

This machine is the invention of d humble artizan who has great mechanical genius, and who has been engaged thirty years in perfecting his invention He received a patent for it in France d few years ago, and it is said that for more than twenty-five years he sought in vain, 10 make il work and that the thought flashed all at once upon his mind re- garding its truth and perfect principle The ma. chine was introduced into London some time last year, and has attracted much attention in that city It is very cheap; some sold for twenty dollars and the price varies from that to thirty. The machine is fixed On table, and is very small box Ii ia worked by a treade, and every movement of the foot prodaces a corresponding action in the needle so that three hundred stitches easily be made in a minute. The hands are merely used to guide tbe material being sown, and by turning screw the stitch is easily varied. Tine machine will sew, stitch. and form cords and plaits. The stitch is the tam. hour crotchet stitch. The whole value of the invention consists in making machinery do what was hitherto done with the noers, and thus resoly ing problem supposed impraclicable. The beauty of this machine is, that it work butonoles and embroidery Mir. Magneu. who exhibited it in Lon don, wore an entire suit worked by it, consisting of coat, pants, vest, and atl other appurtenances To France belongs the credit of this invention. M Thimonnier is The name cf the inventor, and h,s name will go down to posterity with that of Jac- qusrd.
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P6bberyof fAs GcotrRmsaf JersLs-Sisgplav Rere- lgtioRs The National Poce Gazette contains some remarkable revelations respecting the robbery oi the Patent Office in November, ls4S. The Gazette has, from the first, charged thai ihe robbery was committed by two we'll known thieves, Hand and Webb under the direction oi others, and That the object of these men was not so much pIanseI, as to he in position successful lv 10 negotiate for inc release from prison cf a brother of Webb's, who had been convicted ol fotgery Letters received by President Polk olferiR. 10 restore he jewels. have been traced by the editors of the Polce Gazette 10 Hand, and many facts are given countenancing the foregoing suPPus'iIon.-lN. Q. PieAyane.
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FROM WASHIyCTOy.

WAsBrNGroN March ls-s, ?. N. Mi Aichison was elected President pro tenn. ol thc Senate.
 The Senate hos confirmed Charles ". RoxwelI Commissioner of Customs, aud Allen \. Hall of Tenn, as Register of the Treasury.
 Several promotions have been made in the rife regiment.
 Mdreh l7.--The Senate has been in executive session alidny. The President sent in the follow ing nominations;
 w. II Leroy, navy ageut st Norrsport, Phiia. James Collier collector at San Francisco.
 J. II. Rhea, collector at Brazos Santiago.
 No confrmations were made to-day. he Senate will adjourn on "Wednesday or Thursday.
 March l9.--All the nominations of the President have been confirmed, except that of Mc(iaughey as Cove nor of Mnesota territory, who rejected by yeas 22. nays 25. The remainder O. the session occupied inv the discussion of the protocol 10 the Mexican treaty.
 March 20.--In the Senate, to-day, a resolution to print 10 900 copies of the decision of the Supreme Court, in relation to emigrant passengers to this country, debated and adopted.
 The President pro lem. annod need the death of Rndolphus Dickinson, member of the last House, and reelected, from Ohio. The customary resoIu- tions in regard to his funeral were adopted and he will be buried tomorrow An eloquent euiogy was pronounced upon him.
 The President made, day, a nomination to fill the place of McGaughey The name is not given
 harch 2l.--In the Senate to-day, the nomna. ton of ex-Governor Pennington, of New Jersey Governor of Minnesota territory. was confirmed
 MT spicer has been appointed postmaster al Dayton, Ohio
 The Senate attended the funeral of Mir. Dckin. son to day. President Taylor and cabinet were also in attendance.
 lhe Senate, on resumiug It's session, continued the debate on the Mexican protocol. Tomorrow is the day appointed for adjournment. It IS uncer tain, however, whether they will adjourn.
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FRANcE--No .fdaiierers ia Me Assem5lg.--In the latter part of the sitting of the 2Isi M Pierre Le- rouE moved that party convicted of adultery should be disqualified from sitting in the Assembly, unexpectedly the Assembly actually voted the pro- posed qualification The object of this manGuvre was as follows: The Assembly had previously voted the disqualification of persons convicted of robbery theft, and other disgracefu offences in spite of the oppostion of N. Pierre Leroux and his friends who contended that if the people chose to be repre- sented by thief or swindIer, the assembly had no right to prevent them.
 M. Pierre Leroux, therefore, turned upon the As scmby and demanded the disqualification of the adulurer, well as the swindler, never doub,inc that the rrupnsitioH, which intended in fact 10 be ironcal. would be rejected The Assembly however, took the Moutagnard at his word, and actually adopted his amendment. Among Inc per sons to be excluded by this decision will be several is said. ef the most eminent of the Chamber, the most prominent of whom is the celebrated Vic ter Hugo.
 The consideration Of the electoral law was nearly completed on the 2ist February.--N ', nIbuns.
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MARRREn:

In Hot Spring county. on the l5th ult, by Cha's Burke. Esq, Mr. GEoReE fIsHEa, to Miss ScaR. BERRY, Formerly of Texas
 oa the 18th ult.. by the same. Mr JoAx AS- rriosT, t" Mrs. siLvEY, all of Hot Spring county.
 on the 18th ult.. at Hot Springs, at ihs reside nee of Mir. James Sumpter, by the same, Mir. Tnox,. SON McCoY, to Miss F. EsxEAs, all of that nlace.
 On the Ed ult.. at the resld-nce of Mir. Levi Foster. by Willard Keith, Esq. Mir. ]. A. CoosE. 10 Mrs. MARGARET MAsros. sIl of this towhshie.
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SoRd from Under The Union of German Americans at Philadelphia by one L. X. Woen. W, Der. sse,eiafv, advertise that as the monarchs and pe,enssiss of 6ssmany persist in holding office they other way than 10 get them killed e.f Of oihewise thoroughly done for. As an indncement 10 speculatofs Mir Wollenweber offers 3oeaO AosIas for The destruction of the Emperor of Austria: 2S 000 tor that cf The King of Prusia l5aa0 for any other King, Prince or Duke. and 10 000 tor the he ad of Hsaghsm windtschgEstz Fer the payment efs fshese little premiums, the mcs,bers of inc Union pledge ihsif fortane5 and their hoaofs. - T,ibgRe
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fl Frsneh Newspaper A Paris correspondent o( the GhrouoyPF conveys to the readers of that paper many interesting features oi society m that city, and we extract the following ia relation ;o leading newspaper
 The ptopTietors of the FrtssG have held a meeting to protest against the stoppage of their paper They say that of their 70,os1 they shall lose a, least 20 00a by the suspension this will canse a serious depreciation Of the value ot the property. The laboters connected with the paper, who deprived of work. should also, they think, be considered, !, these consist of twenty editors, twenty-five clerks twenty pressmen and assistants sixty porteTs; sixty four folders, and five hundred eareTs ali these per- sons now out of employment fine sioppage also takes fictn the pabiie treasury 22a0 francs a day, postage. and depr,ses the paper makers. ink makers and type founders Of daily demand 10 the smoant of about 1000 francs You see that they have larger papers m Paris than we can boast oi in America.
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DENTAL NOTICE.


 nR. MCINTYRE. Dentist respectfully informs k| his patients and the public, that his ofiiee has been removed ,o Mir. Chsinpih's Washington Hotel. where he will continue the practice e hts psofcssien. u s sk iful n,aHneF aud at uoderats clssrg~s. The teeth may ke preserved, beauti6ed er replaced Rss~raiIy, witheat psia, and sH operations per- formed win little incoaveniBce to the pstlent as possible. The value ofthe teeth Is oHly kmewa when these useful organs of masticsiIoa. speerh and form lost Ladies attended at tn ir private residences if necessary. The teeth ofchildrn under i3 years, wIIl he rega. lated. free of expease sso advice given the pse servatIon ef the teeth aud the proper destifss fe be used. The mouth examined without eharke ov trouble to the patient The following eeafkmeM referred 10 in rrgard to Dr. Meinfyrrs quulI6csans a practical Dentist JomN II. ROBINSON. Cot. L ]. RrAnDos CAPf. A. PixR, Dr. $. LABsiE. NJ. ". E. WcopRuyr, Mir. Wv L. WAIT
 Mi. G. K. HsrpEN.
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d Louis NaPeieoR seems to hase maae himself trends aud to be daily acqaning strength. He shows sound sense, good judgment, and a0 little adToitness in concluding men ol sH classes The Spectator saeers bat in it's hersys tho truth
 President Bonaparse is indulslux Paris to i,s hear content. with palace gSyvtfes ofimpsriaI pat tern. His doors are guarded like Nspotean's, with gigantic rorteSs in inc true NaPslronie iivery: he stands m an hereditary pasture. with his hsMsis behind his back; he Is right royalty saahIe, with . lev wer,is for everybody; he hugs Coan, Mole and iond'ss M FhIers; fn short, he k imperial and er- descending. magnificent aud popu4at
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MaesSlsy'S Mssevy--The Ksst 3,ooO ronses of Mscaniay's History Of England. says the Loadoa A'henmum, is out of Prit. and another improved edition in press. Fcv his eoPy-figh' during ten years, il is reported that the sufho. s 10 receive from his publishers. the MesTS Longman. q 6Oo a year, Of this history, two editions have alrrady ap- PeaFed in this couhtry. one in New York and the other in Boston. 4 third we learn, w,Il be speedily issued in Philadelphia The last edition Is to be at the low price of 25 cents volume. to meet the wants rf the great masses, who cannot buy high priced books.
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From the New York Tribune.l Suicide and 6,onfla1ratis


 Editors Ii16HRe: 1 have just returned from the scene oi most horrible tragedy which took place last night. About midnight, Mir. Wm. Manning, of this place, saw blaze If light m the direction oi the house of Charles Corben, one of his immediate neighhors. He st once gave the alarm. and has, tened toward it. He found both house and barn wrapped in devsuring flames. IL appears that there were at the lime only three persons in the houses MI. Corhen and hts two sons, nd the other n years ct age. Judge Of the horror of the benevolent neighbor when he saw that the room occupied by the children had just fallen in, and on the straw bed. not yet consumed, lying among the ruins, were the disfgured and scarcely recognizable remains of the two boys; their limbs already burnt to ashes. The body of the wretched father lay near them, on his back, his body similarly mutialed by the fire It was too late to stay the eonfsgration As soon possible the almost formess calers were removed Il could be seen that the father had cut his own throat after firing the house. There is no doubt in the minds of the neghbors that he first killed the children or stunned them by blow on the head He also tied up IS head of cattle and one horse in the barn previous 10 setting it on fire
 The motive of this fearful crime is thought to have been brutal feIocity excited by hatred of his inno- cent and atfeeionate wife He had often threatened her life. and last Thursday alarmed at his menaces she escaped and went to Oswego He then went and, on pretence tiai his wife vas dangerously il persuaded his daughter who had also fled from his cruelty months before, to return 10 the house There he confined her, treating her like fend, till yesterday afternoon. when, with difficulty, she again escaped. Immediately after he must have proceeded 10 carry out the horrible purpose whose results have above described. INV
 WARREN, Bradford co, Pa, March II, ls49.
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R1Dl,K MepTET.

<ssA MAJOR PELHAM has leased. and wiil
 Hss Il open Tor the accommodation of visitors and large brick edihcs the bank of he liver, the sst below the S,aie House. in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cle anssa and repaired, newly furnished. and eniireiy reso- ysted in every respect. His table will slaays be sbnndanty supplied with the very best the market affords 4 Reading Room has been opened, in which msy always be found new spapers iro,a ,a,i- ous paIts of the Cnited States inhs0
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Oid Zsck q Doetor'-A proposal was seriously made al ihe tate annual meeting O. the State Medi- cal Society, 10 confer on Gen. Zachary Taylor the honorary degree of M D. |, IS reported 10 have been a saying of Queen Elizabeth that doctor was not fit 10 practice tii he had filled gravs-y ar and the State Society may have gone step farther and concluded that every man who had filled gave yard was fit 10 practice medicine. The society de- ciined comforting the degree, for which Gen. Fay Tor wall, no doubt, thsuk them -fN N. Y. Globe
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lss- An Irish washttwomsn was complaining te her husband, who was sometimes n ihe habit oi Aassla'ins her, He endesvored 10 persuade her that her eonplsnts were groundiess, and with arguments, iet she had :" always riin,y os wood and waths! n the house p
 T,s;h an ys nay ss..' say ,ha.. |" she keen1v returned. I Aissys have pdrfy (! ,sat xhie m wia you; fsi l' never As without stick 10 my back oG a tear iG my eye "
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o." Potomac" the correspondent of the Bati- more Patriot. appears 10 little uneasy at some Of the appointments made by the new adrninisira. tion From his last letter extract this paragraph:
 "Mr. Secretary Meredith has appointed Mir. Pen rose, of Pa to the office of Secretary of the 1rea- sury. MT r is an atniable man. and will make an excellent public offic .r. But the I.ocofOcoe will strive to make capital account of his appoint. ment. by declaring that he the President of the PeaRsyiVaBis Senate at the time of the backshot war. and was one of those who jumped out of win dow when IL should have been deemed glory enough to have pershed in the service of the State-and by asseverating that he was Tylerte during the whole Tyler administration, and served it out as Solicitor of the Treasury. But the Locofocos must renem- beF thst this IS not appointment of the adminis- traion, but one made by Mir. Meredith out of the kindness and goodness of his heart"
 We doubt much 1T Meredith's slumbers will be disturbed by this back handed compliment. like master like man." is the vulgar saying. We should not be surprised If Mir Meredith were rs indepen- dent in selecting subordinate officers to serve the country as Gen. Taylor in selecting Secretary of the Treasury. Professional politicians may squirm, but the people will be better satisfied for ths.-[N 0. Picayune.
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ED.

On Saturday, the 24ih alt after lingering H. ness. Mrs ELizaRErH C., consort of MT John Davis. in the 33d year of her age.
 In thi. city. on Sunday morning. the ist inst, MT SAMUEL BEALER, of Cleveland East Tennessee The deceased was route to Cakfornis.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A THE UNDERSIGNED, ials Of the Lit Hsa tie Rock City Hotel, has ,akss and rriitisd -k-44'te F,anklin HoHse, al the steamboat land- Ing, with the 'nietitoa of keeping tavern where my oid patrons and friends, aud the pubic gvnesaIly. can h'd me. My fsie shall be The best iks county affords; charges shall be such as 10 suit the times A share ot public patronage is solicil.d.
 jaA30a26 A HOOPER, prspriffax.
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Haul Coihnbia'- Among the letters ofexcuse for attendance received by the romnittse of ar engagements for the recen, Franklin festival in New York, was one from 'Oid John" father of the prass He relates the following incident jn his early life:
 ' One day when had got To be foreman in the othce Of the Philadelphia Gazette, evening paper piece ot poetry came in al late hour, aud, was supposed, all set up but just as we were going 10 press, t was discovered that the copy was writ ten on both sides, and that We had omitted half By dint Of great scratching we got the remainder up in pretty good time. That piece of poetry har made considerable noss n ehe world sines that day II was the soar of iisil Columbia in the orgns! 'nanuseriPt Of the author. JVdgt Hcrkinson"
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teseTal AgsncY as vvaskiagsea ctr.

GessTai AseneY as vashinnsen CitY. H AFiNu NeA seseest yeasss eApSblpsee aigi ske 1 k business nepssfssNas of rus~pusssssg FsQt,is- ing R~neFEI knawi~dsp af psshlis rteemsls. tks Pstae'pses spA usagrs gnvsfklHg thefnJ stNtxnest wt'h ihe ditefens Utpssimehfs es DessAas t6 Ahleh they may tvslsees;srly iefev. ams gnAeettsoa Nhh the fsrsoas Departments in inc xeSesHMepf servies dfireny tie late csmPaign ia Msxtees wjH sA sl9s eeest gIaFAnsf ef the slhsrrihers ds lHealtoNs tH rffse tffe wfh psvtishaN and fAeiisfys fa ns hf eveTf thrfstfes asd esefpgibN axaRsl fhs er NeaaS govetsfs%h asd h<lnte tsehrfesa--rspeeieFE N claims sitNsing out at lie Mexican war. d B66My I-ahds os fressGsy srrrs; ranrpogistiop ai sfccee ass' sapriies Tor the army back pay and mileage nf sol-Ts slso pernohs, fetush tsssyss 9kRrtaI Ever. a9f contributions fexolusipnay clsishs ol sll kts,ds applications fw paensf f usafaI inv ntFeas slms under Indian treaties ams faF hoss@s nn eghef psns rerfy lost or destroyed whfa, h the misitAf ST. vice of the uaiied States; corporations eosnpaaiss Distant agssts andindiehlfal~ afpssiax theh cNas munieations io me. vost esd, NafA.tneloM; D C. 2 will be promptly acknowledged and paHrfdssfy al. teH,iesi 'o.
 Co-parinersisirs will wr formed win akentS Id o''rl cities. Letters of iRqsiiry. poalsge paid; wi4 receive promrt attention.
 Land wnrants bought ssus yskl. i. charrrs sBoscs. ate. 1NO T. NEELY
 Aiterass aud .sgews fer C9aimsntt
 oalee on street, opposite General Post UfheT. Washington, b C.
 R.tSreacss; To sha several Members of Congress. and the offices oi tie various Depattiae hss of Gov erumeni. Washih !tofI. D. C mh
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IT Mrs. Leslie, al Albany, N. Y, was delivered of four children at birth, on Saturday week while the hre was raging directly opposite inc house in which she resided; aiI of ihemhave since died Mrs l.. has been married live years. in which time she has given birth to sixteen children. So a,ys the Louisville Democrai.
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Later.

.,, sGo, March i3-l 10 o'clock. A.M.-The dam
 , 'enalhs, bu, the ice has for the most ps,, passed a'oe'nea'h lhe vesstls, aHd the water has latlan a"e TWO leei. Some approximations are entertained ,. 'p 'hc north branch gives way that it will h,,,g add canal boats with II, and make general b.pe'lon at the dam. They trying 10 get the s-er 9osr h1l"w--scme probabilities that they will .h1eh da'nac, has been done at Peru. by h,gh ,'o'. wtm; buildings have sIreat.y been des.
 rs Tg1' ani tf- water IS stili rising.
 r. hydfah!ic Basin at Lockpor, gave way m w.s,.n pt the izth inst About fifty feet of the
 '''"ai has been entirely carried away.
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EmigrGilog aad Colonization" Ma " said a young lady 70 her mother the other dsy, " what IS emgrating !" Eot.n.--" Emigra,iSg. dear IS 6 young lady going 10 Caiiforais." DageA.Sy -" wha, IS coioDiting. ma ," No,ts, ---' Coioazing, dear, is marrying there and having family" Da,sA.tr -" Nal should ike ,o go 10 Ca,iioiaia."
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1'oa' Forts open fo .5,asrieea Sieamsrs-I.a,s isas rom the city of Mexico, to Messrs. How. ,o.s. hsPinwsil, state tha, the Mexican govern
 nas oPened 10 the Pacific lae of steamers. he. Sspe pe 10 Messrs. II. K 4 the ports Of Acapulco. ,s,.n pas alid Nazstian, without payment of port
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0-" Yon aie more than half blue, {" as the han. ming bird observed 10 the vioet.
 "I hSes drop in my eye. as the violet replied,
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A CHAIRS! CHARLSE! n S 37 DOZEN Mahogany and Wisaso V " tCbairs. just received and iot sale iow to, " CASH, by $. SANGER
 juIy 9l, ls4a
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GUNDRlEs--30 kegs pure. No. I White Lead; - 10 kegs Naiis; 26 boxes Window Glass, ass d. sSS lt, to IF. 20;
 2b boxes Star Candles,
 2 bbIs Lard Osil; do. Linceed Oi
 boxes Missouri gold leaf Tobacco; 590 lbs Cotton YarDi ..
 bale Cotton Batts;
 l5 sets Wagon Boxes; 2000 lbs. Bar Iron; bar Soap; Wooiea Buckets. sse., received and for sale by dec26 wM B. WAIT.
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NIILLET SEED. kc.--25 bags Maiet See, MI { boxes Collins's Axes; 56 ibs, Paris Greet ia oil. rseesvsS and for sals by
 iaal6 VIM. E WAIT
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ChOctaw LaAd scrip, IN pieces of So, le0. and 310 acres, received ana ! for safe by Ljanisj VIM B. WAIT.
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CIGARS AND TobAcco.-l7.s .s61 Havsas - and RsgaIiA SegarE !. boxes hes, and eosDsnop To5aeco, jast received ed fer sale oy
 lan2 JOHN D. ADAMS.
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L>RESH GROCERiES-5s sacks Rio Coffee; I3 sacks Java Coffee; 3D bba- brown Sasar;
 , bbis Loaf Sugar; bbl powdered do;
 do cOnlmoa Moiasses; bbls t, II. do;
 do Cufrants; 70 bbis CraHbefries;
 Is boxes W Nesteru Reserve Cheese;
 l2 do Sperm Csndles;
 l2 kits No. MackereI;
 10 boxes lBspariai Tea, I2 dc. Rsisinss
 iS do Codhsh; Pbckies; Catsnp, Preserves ;Jei. lies. Cerdisls; Wines; Brandy. Cherrsv.s Mustard; Lobsiers; Sardines, Sad Oil &cs just received and for sale, very low. by jaa4 J. D. ADAMS.
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By she Cotton Plant. CsUGAR.--Se bbls. choice SUGAR. on eonsign - meu,, scs sale iow fcr cash, by f.bj0 A. J. Hl'IT
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nROyISfONS, &c.--3J bbls [ iacinnsai I
 \ . bbls Bacon Sides; , casks eloas sidea, 2s Star Candles; 680 ibs Cotton Yarn. Ge., jps eeived from Cincinnati, and for sale very lssv cash. by jan2l ]. D. ADAM Y ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS "A fs
 AI sortunest, ef the growth of tess. receive. Ior sale by Etsc26l VIM H. WAL
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

HOPE DIVISION, No. Is.--A regular TS..,ssg l 1 meeting of The Sons of Temperance y&AE. will be holden in this place on fe-,norvoss G1Nz& sceaiaq, at 7t o'clock. In the lniuIe the regular meet'ass of thls Division viii be held on Hss.,sisy EreniBq. apgliJ
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MoNrnaEy, CALIroRNIA, Jan. ls, 'l9


 The mail Tsdsr south, named Pearson. Tetur ned last evening from Dana's. He waited there three days for the mail from Los Angeles but i, did not come. he returned with no written lnaiI, but considerable gossip, amounting To this: Lieut.. Ord, with his party, together with scnle rancheres who aiding him in his pursuit of the famous San Miguel murderers came upon the fugitlves this side ef Santa Barbara, where the road lays upon the sea beach. They resisted their arrest and in the aifray of the murderers was killed, three captured, and one took 10 sea, swimming beyond ,he range of firearms. He was repeatedly fired at, and at last upon a signal being made to hiu,. he turned swim for shore, but drowned before reach ing it. His body was washed in by the surf, and was found wounded Tn two places. The three men captured were conducted to San Barbara tried and shot Thus the five are disposed of One of the men was named Lynch. formerly corporal in com. psny G of the volunteers; the other. his eompa non and three sailoTs, were deaerters frsm the Warren The two former are supposed to have committed a murder on the Staa.slsas !.ss-Serssnhez, 4 Cali. fctnlaa of the pGrsuing party was Aie6.
 Lieut.. Ord snd party have gone south to Los An ys,es, fer yhG; it l. Hoi known