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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Grp6e ,pirbti9e 9leui9fsiten
unc eritaunsnoe attraction am
RbilaSclpbia StObr!
Srif6e 9lnfunft BON SrilbjabrS-
unb Spmmers9S0aren.

Der 9rrGt Stiemcr Nmerto lan9ts pcrise gBrths ;l
Hcupcrt an, nit 100000 ptrtb SrtibiabrSs unO
Scnmtr SSaarcn pd6be bic auserlcltnlttn uno mSit
falbcnobrliftn fnp, Die ismols in philadelphia cpcr
@cupcrt pdbrEno brn tetsu Sabrtn ontantn.
Der Sbilaoclpbia Stpbr 1T itet I'M stonbs
init Den lbGntn uno lpultb tbnSiprrtbdtn QEaarGn btr
rcrgtrcttn, Cftir Srtbiabr uno ScnmCr) Die itmols
oos au9e btlbGutc, iudbt oc aus osr cbi9n 9rrgtn
lntauft Gittrn nit grc6cr &criht uno 9tuousr 2uf
mcrtlamtctt ousaapdbIt wurhcn. Slan miro fuoIu
oeespticr wcblous9cubte uno btbtbc Strd CONNER:
NHaarcn in 10 9auntes nidt d6trtrrfm wtrbtu fam,
unb Die ShSnbcit uno Der Stbnnid psr iuu9tn e6ops
III eiEitr Nobbarlbaf iciu miro.
M tt Gr9e r:-oabt Qtbt uuo t0Ft Guh nitbt
bulpbu9lel,. StrtGufS uno tltne Gnpnnt
wiro ibr ais unitr Scttc in toCr Ssrabt uub piniit
iinoeu-uno fir ttin arttd tSnnt ibr oniprsdtn psn
man ntdbt 10 prcjCnt wcblftlEr ubsn miro ais uurC
Habbarn ie pertGufIn rer 9bil0oClpbo Stcbr III
AHEAD unp ttEtet allie G6ri9tn aus uno ouS.
o. -Stbcnttt bsr fcl9rnbn frilbn 2(ntunft Gdtrrn
Cute atnaut Qufnfrt0mttit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
blei6t 6eim 9(lten 20

w. w ptbbpt pkkHt <tItbIES[< Ia
Ser bsfannte wpbIfeiIe Stobrfieper auf
Dem Marft: Siered in QlIsntaun, wunfbt
feinen &unoen uno bem pubIifum i'm 1Q.
9cmeinen Su meIeen, baB sr mob immer bic
alIerb6h hitenMarttpreiie fur aIIe arten 2anc
cesprOouften beSubIt; Defenders minf6tr
es bcfannt Su babcn, eoB er bic QrsBe fur
bic 9anbesprObuftcn Inn feincn Gent berob,
Icete, fOnoern ib entidloBcn bat fir bic
3eit beim QGten Su bleibcn, uno bic b6diten
prei6e fur iene 4rtifcIn fCrtan Su beSabIeH.
Dem pubIifum fpirb aud semcIcet, bafi
Der bife Ssintt6 fOrtfdbrt
~ Gents fit 9Sutter
III beSabIen, une ba6 er iib ndt basu per'
itdnoiesn fann.-weniaftenS fur Die ietiac
3eit-pie Yrsibe Der eanrssprObuften Su
rouSiren.
uno enoIid folIte man es in grinneruna
bCbaIten, ba6 in Sdnurman'S Stobr teiIeI
re, fb6nere uno wobIfeiIere @aaren aebal,
ten peroen, aIs in ir9eno cinem ancern i'm
@auntp p-unb aIIcScit be6ere 8draen ae.
ma6t wcrben f6nnen ais Ionfmc.
!Scinrib Sebuurmdm.
Sunt Z. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
SSoblfeile 9cblei6te 9Otusline,

Gdie so 4 @irrtcl Wuslius an 6iI 9Snts.
100 SttidS 8itrtcl pcn bis Ia.
faurrte Nlslint otItrsfts uno Yaio Sasrnett, Qoib
unO ssmcnC Silbcp sorpns, Grpif, SRuu uno ipiFS
9oluuS.-Dirt pirpcn ollie an rspuirtu YrslFsn prrs
fault pcn II u tis 371I Geuts.
Witbdrasr :-Sbr psrcst finbu eo6 bic Su.
ruUmtuts 9rc6 nb, uuo ca6 bti Der lInttrubun9 bir
frhu gHGarSu ibr Gub critauusn wsrret, tob bitlbs
an pbiluoCpbo Strbr 70 pid niccTrr prtauft pcrpSu,
os ibrs 9iotbborn e prtoun-uno falls ibr nit toIo
onruft miro ibr nur uctb rpsn9s or ntf fSbirnats
lttn, bie ju ftnoIn fue. utri9 fneEn
9)ae9er unb @eioner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Sim 9shilabelphia StoNr

GcCtCn Crboltsr, ecebcrn 6dtc, CbrnfaIs Yrl Sroio
in orcgSr SulbeornbCit, eru ~ Gents bis 81 80.
Yae9er une gSGirncr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
S6owlS ! S6apls !!

10 Du,. uno 10 Stsrtrl SRcbair etbotpt$ nit Isi:
ccncn Sriu9t$, pcu l 25 bis 6 O0.-Srionc SrinacS
fir NluntilIOs, an broa9sfetcn grcbSr.-50 Stads
rIittr SEirm fir Orcies, ols GomilIirn, @jrcbe,
&bins, 2rlnuts, Sotiu, Grsipo, 6jrcbs gioppas, "a
Stad G5rrrs 8bins fir SRautilIas.-Oirtr Secs III
perihtScnridb I'M YrGiBs, pcn so GtS bis 81 37ll
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

Rpr.- SrCbcn crboItsn om philadelphia
~ Gtcbr, 1000 Yfo. prdbti9Cr Bus
der an 4 GCnts-l000 DO. @rtra an GGnts.-40OO
90. zen I bis 10 @suts Der olltrtSit.
9)aeeer uno @eioner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Carpets.

Cine oucCre frIbe SuNutt6t fceten om Ybtloed;
pba Stcbr crbolttn, Cntbolttno 1000 WNrbs, unp 81
Wrtaufsu prnS bis rs Gents per 9Jorb
Yas9er uno SSeicner.
2mntaun, S1Iai 24. nqcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
SnouermentS 9r06er ais iemaIs
Bargains ! 9rD6e Bargains I!
OH-S(u pic junacu 9Gops-E>0

a GdRs 1A rejdtccrirts 6in9bams nur 1917 GtS
so Stitdt ilptrfinc Nlcusn pt Gain an l2'A 30.
10 Stttdt itbGnc +I Srenb Soruns pcrtb 20 an IL.
GcrtrrffIjtbc tirsn:9arrE eiuGn sultrrS an btr0b.
9itsttn YrCigtn.
10 Stddt 8aro9e ttous, 9rtnc troune, pint, fbpor:
: SC uno ittcno Sicrnino pcn % bis 81 u GtS.
% Sttits Sreacn YtOios, wcfdr Die GinfubrstCitn
20 Gents fiub, an 1874.
Cine 9rcGe &crfhcotnbct onoercr 5rSFs Gjuttr, ais
2tlmanoinrs, San 9ytrrifts 9wtlans uuo wrauprrli:
cbtr etiucpono 0ultrCS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Sbbit pit6tise
Reutoketten!
SpGteitc 2lnfnnft ppm Wsarft !!
Ser
NcaO SSOrf StObr
an Die Dan1en.

8ir baten fur @ub Elm GROCER Stof
neuer uno fdihiondbIr OrsB '9hter, wclttc
NIT 9rc6er SOr9faIt ouS9swdbIt mmocn,
bcioss in Sinlitbt Der Suaitii uno Stple,
beifebcno Sum She'll aus eawus. 8roee
De eanes. MuSIin 9in9bams, ginen Sing
bans, prrdnccrIibe uno robe 9einemance,
en9Iif6e uno amerifauiihe Wrints.-Son
feioenen @itern babeu mir sIdnSenosr 8ro
cabe fi9urirtcr reiber @amiIion, 9emciner
uno farbi9er oO., fbwaSer Seioe nit rel.
den 9ufres, uno nur foIbs @aaren Die mir
ws9en ibrer 0aucrbafti9feit nit Sihcrbeit
empfeblen f6nncn, inbcm iie aus 9efotter
Seine fobrisirt mprbcn lino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Stitlt fcbct bier!
Gin neuer 9rpGf6mtep.

WV HEHkt w WIllEtp.
Ser llnterScibnete bittet nm GrlaubniB,
feinen Sreuneen, 70 wie eiuem 9scbrten Dub.
Iifum Die QnSei9e Sumadsn. oae ct bic 9rob.
Ibmleo @ertIfdtte, Die fruberbin burb So
mas &une 9eeignet NOR, uno fpdterbin Don
gS. 9. 9Oweu betrieben wuroe, 9eIcecn auf
Der weifIten Seite Der Samilton Strase
Der Stact Guentaun, hbernommen bat, uno
aIIwo er INNER bersit 9sfunpsn werbsn miro,
Iniprc6encen, oenen es beliebt ibn NIT it,
rer Eunefboft 5u beebren, abjumarten.
2ln anticbctmacDcr
Gr befdIa9t ale Qrten Subrperfe, auf
Die beife gSeile, nab Der neuelten Mcoe, auf
Die fur6eite NnSei9e unb an ben allernisbris.
fen prei6en.
e1SD otrrtEIrSt VVnV Vtn Vtptu SptUnYo,
70 wie Sfeins file @a9en abfen, bic mir.
9enosmO ibertrofen wsroen f6nnen.
Nn lcutc:
S6mieb. .Qrbeit fir an 8sbdube, Don al.
len 8snsnnunesn. wiro auf bic aIIerf66nffe
@siIe, uno auf bic furSefie QnSeies perrib.
tet. GurS. eS wiro pGn ibm aIIe Hrt @rpb.
Ibmieo Qrbsit, nit Qusnabme ees pferoes
Sefbla9enS, an ben niecri9iteu QreiBcn yer.
ribtst.
@r III banfbar fur bereits 9eno6ene Quf
numbering, uno wiro itb fernerbin beiire.
ben, our6 quite. fb6ne uno wUbIfeiIe Qrbeit,
Die 3abl ieiner &unoen Su permebren.
SbdrleS s.. SenbarS.
Quentaun, Sanuar 25, nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Dr9an9 22) S>Ommcrifag, Scm 81. e5nui, 1SA9.
SGi6ti9e Neui9feitcn
fir S0uerm Soubperfer, Otilli>
ilers, uuD 2anb StoDrbalter.
SSsilli0mt g. SSScil's,

SSSilli0iit g. SScil's,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Sducp trodcuer 2Saarrn, Niplin umS Jus
ipclcn=StDbr,
Drti Sbdrrn mtsrbaIb .po9cubub's G5oitbous.
untcrSc6netcr er9rcift oefe MetbObc fei
ne Sreunce uno Die Shrqer Der Stact III,
Ientaun uno Rabbarfboft hberbaupt Su
benobrittt9en, baB er foeben Don QbiIaoeI'
pbia uno 9teuvOrf, nit sinem prdtbti9en
Stof 8hter 6urlf 9cfebrt 1T. nimIidb /:
llnacbIcidte MuSIine pon 3 Bis Gts.
9ebcttte 3 "12H
&attune 3 "l2%
Sud- 100" 400
@ofimere 25 :, 100
Srcntb Ocsffin @u1Iimcrc l 90 :, 125
NIpataSu. MOboir euit's. l2'A so
@in9bamS II. 9innen " "
Giue 9rc6e Serfhiceenbcit SbawlS Don
allen prciBen !; 9rc6e Suantitdt Srilmpfe
une Sancihube bon g. :, beruntcr Su Dem
auerbeiten Ieinernen @ambrif fur 6I. @ts.
tSOfcntrd9er BON 3 bis so @ts. per paor.
uno bic 9r66te Serfbicoenbeit Sdnoer,
Die iemaIs in Quentaun 9eSci9t purce.
Srti99smahte Srmoer. nit lcinernen 8u'
fen, Don 37IIa bis | 50.-Gra9en Don 1917
bis 25 Gents.
q. 8.-Sosbsn erbaItrn scn Nrupcrf
800 Siolincn urn so bis $40 oo5 StLd.
SranSonftbe uno SeutIbe Qccoroians Uon
dneu prriBsn =; ebenfalIS cine Suantitdt
wCbIfcIe SI6te.
81 Sic dmcu.
9tatirte SruiluoceIn UOn6IL. bis 25 @ts.
@Clone so 200
@UIcene Sinscrrinse 37I% 200
Qtatirte g.. in arcGen
Nuautititcn. Stablnc Sracs, Bags unb
YmirS; 9ctcrne unc iilbcrne SdoieS Qen'
oils; @aro5 unb Slics5 Don allen QIten
uno @r6Ben.-SouS unb WoroicGs DO
SwtIe uno Buffalo !0aar' uno Scitfimme
in 9rc6er Serftbiceenbe 9erfumerp itper
Qrt.-@in U6ortimrnt Der fciufen &tcicer'
uno Soar Siriten bic iemoIS in Quentaun
waren.-GbcnfaII5, franS0filbe papisr. Sc
widte.
q. 8.-Gr biIt beffiuoi9 ouf tSono Gin
lei, SOn 3 bis I2% Gents; @obair Il. SlIF
@uoro3 Don g.. bis l2'/,. @iue 9rc6e Sa'
rictit Stilte uno SruftnaocIn fir MaunS
prlcnsn. SiIberne YenciI5 nit 9oIeencn
Scoern 0eutibe iiIberne penclS, uno Ci
ne arc6e &etftiecenbeit aneercr 9uter gu
uiclfdtig ju meIrrn.
Gr Icntt Die QufmcrfIamfcit bs5 putlir
fum5 i'm Qn9cmrincn auf fciuen StOd, in
Dem CT uberScu9t futIt bab cr, rpe9en feiner
lau9rn Scfanntibaft nit Dem @clhdft. H.
le bcfrieoi9cn fam. bic i'm nit ibrer Guno
lhoit tecbrcn. mofir er inner oanfbor fcin
miro. uno bcfft cine Scrtoaucr ccrieIben Su
aenieFcu.
Sin Stpbrbdlter uno WiillimcrS.
Ser llntTitbriebene fdbrt fort ouf ,5ane
su bolteu. icce Qrt Yinfp NoticnS" uno
Miuindr. Waarcn, melhe er i'm Stanoe 1T
al WbiloprIpbia uno 9leuYOrf @reiBen gu
uerfdufcn.
" 9oncesprcouftcn werben i'm QuS
tauih fur Waaren on9enOmmen.
Que Uuftrd9c percsn puuftIib bcforat.
SSilliam 2. SScil.
2lpri[ 5. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
an junqe M amer,

6ru JuiY( JRtGlilttt'
weIde Die SbCrbeit oeS IeotQen StaneeS re
pueiiren, uno orouf aus lnO lib in oeu
GbcitdnO
Su be9ebsn, bietct Der Neupcrf Stcbr cine
9rrBe ATTRACTION car, in Sercff pOn
6reifem ut curb.
81. $40. I @Etrn Smpcrfciurs, Gnaliir,cS,
SranSDjilcbcs, SSrlgiicbcG, Scutjrbcs
nup SlmcrifIIIiidDrs,
uno aIe Sar5sn oeS He9enbo9cnS, uno eini'
&C Sbatten unentordbar NIT Gem Yri5ma.
Testings,
metde ON Sh6nbcit mn 9Hirflidhfet bic
Broeaoe Der dIteffen 3eiten ibertrcfftn-
fOwie ciniQe ouserIeicne 9atternS pon
SRi0e un0 TelNel,
wabrc Sra0meute Don Dem uNSurcn9epou.
be Der gladt," nit cen ,.Sterncn ccr Scrr.
Iidfcit," ale tcltiieeno uno bIinfcno- -pdD.
reno ben
Is elnr9
Sewr99rtnre binNbuib tc5 Shmudea,
Setcratlon' uno SreB on9cbCtcn mCrpsn.
weIhe allen Upron0ebsn Die nod Die Nuf
mcrtIdmtclt ODER Die 3irtIidfcit Der &doieS
IN cleler um9f9eno ouf Itb SCGcn.
an nerbeiratbete Hlanner,
wslbe Die Sborbeitcn Der Suocno ucrmei'
ben, lib nob gSCbr unb NuBiidfcit. Sra
pitdt uno SbInbeit rereini9t, umfboucn-
cem 8cIrbrten, rcm @cntlemonn, .ncm We.
bonic, Dem Burger, Dem 8auer, cem pro,
fefIiOnclIcn Monn, GiuCm unc lucn. 6ffnct
Der 9leupcrf StObr feline prabubcren une
brrltet aus fCin neuCr Stpl pcn
SGucp 0citrciftc Ga6imcrc,
fcine unpcr9Icid>e NuSfcuun9 pcn
Sreitem Tufbe,
frinc wunbcrib6ns ScitingS, feline fUfba
re Uu5wobl Don
GrapatS uuo SolStiidcr,
uno fciner ibsumdIti9C uno encIolcn
gSarietdt onbcrcr @uter-olIcs einfbIteBCno
mas Elm MenIb nur an Ieinrn Gufcn, iei'
ne 9lieoer. feline Sbuitern. Ccer Inn ieInen
!SoIS siebrn moQ,-alIcS mas ibr Su tbun
babt 1T onSurufen, uno SatI5foction mtro
Dor Ssrwunpcun9 pcritummcn.
Scru mo SHmpIpn.
Q1sntaun. Mai 10. nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

SdwarSe uno WOpc cclorirte.
pecr, arine fcpenc unc Gio Sanofhube.
Someu Eraqen, Edmme. II. {. NJ. woril'
Der ibr eub freuen wercet, wenn ibr pirlrI.
ben beICbauCt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
Sfbmarsseioene Sbalpls,
Tbihet SbdlnIS,

8emeiue, SomaSf, uno rrib,cmbrcioe
rirte ron jeocr SuaIitdt uno Qreiieu.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

In tho last Banner we penned a very mild article Vn relation to the for Governor and predic- ted that Mr. Wilson, the Vlig candidate '.wond be very far behind" Whereupon, the Gazette max es this remark:
 The prescieper of the Banner is uot distinguished. and we are content 10 lay this latter prediction on the shell with that, now almost forgotten. prophecy so iGfty stated, that ''Cot Sevier would be elected by tsree'y majority"
 This example of our want of prophetic power, seems to Us PaesIly out of taste. If, as the Gazette says, We have given other evidences of our want of Prescencr, We surprised that he did not produce some one less ilI timed and uugenerous in its allusicu. The 0f Col Sevier was noi placed before the legislature for election; but what was 10 us quite as insrtifyag defeat. he was not eloc- ted He is now lost to the St4,s and to bis coan ry and the association of his last unhappy moments with the political rbsdry in which the Gazette ues is not crecitabe to the head heart of the editor The tears which shed al his grave are scarcely yet dry, and memories of his greatness of son good ness of heart still cling about many 10 whom the reference ot the Gazette will seem harsh aud un- called for. We care not fog any exposition of our own niseaiealatioE t to this we arc all liabie--we could find the scrupuous editor of the Gazette sometimes at fault were we to look over his flies, but we would not disturb the ashes or thcAbead 10 convict him of 1t.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

dispute to the SaPFeme Court ef the Uaised States for 6naa adjadicaiion. E passed the Senate: i was defeated in the House. But tt WIS ret before the county. ft WIS auiversally expected 10 be brought orward anew at another of Coaarsss Ii was hoped that afteT the pFes,deDtia election was ever, h might yet bseomsa law; and that under i; and iL accordance with its provisions this peri lous question might be settled. UEder Sneh eircnm- siawes il was. precisely. that Nit Jasiic@ Mclean thought proper to issue his letter. written unae- niabY fer puhlica,ioa m the newspapers, in which he declared As opinion tn FsSoE of the North against the SoG,h--in tasor of the section oi toe Caion where he resides and against the opposite secilon; thus uBtitling himself Whoi!y to sit herrancr for the aaudc aiion of inc matter a controversy, aad. as far he could do so, extingaisbing al hope os its adjustment. such as had beea saagaaisly aniei- pated by the Supreme Court of the Union, of which court he is unfortunately one of The jadge.. Now. sir could easily recse osber oaeSers of similar kind which have been perpetraied by ais parsonage; bgtit is unnecessary. have shown, Ithiak, esen to the satisfaction of the Senator from Kentucky, ,hs, of the Judges Of ;he Supreme CnaFt $ un- worthy to enjoy. the iraaking privilege, l 'hiek thSl ihe Senator from Kentucky hImseS will hardly dcen t wise b sfotd additional facilities ,o ihs particular judge foI tine dissemination of has faeioas Views. Even the Senator from Kentucky ~i scarce
 y contend that it Mii be quite safe and polite to whe, up aaesg this saeocikes seri6<h.i, with which the leaned parsonage In question is a unfortunate
 " cRrsed aua thus. 10 some extent also make oHg- selves responsible for the n a-hels which he may h-ssaiisr enEendsr
 wi, conclude by declaring my frGn belief to be. 'hai the conduct of Juc,ice McLea3, as political Htier-wri,er, is unworthy the beach discredita5e 10 the country and wholly indsfsnsible; and ven lure to predict thai not of all the learned Sena- tnfs here convened, not of all these distinguished iuriss by whom 1 See myself surrounded, will ssince little setfteapeet even 10 utter single word ,n his vindIcaticn.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
GREAT ENGAGEMENTS for NEW SuBSCRlBERS
 S2 90 per anRuun in advance.

In order that the Banner may increase its already extensive circulation wchsve determined to reduce thesuescription price for the new volume, commen- cling with this number.
 A remittance of FIVE DOLLARS, TN ADVANCE, by mail, or otherwise, will entitle one subscriber 10 the paper for TWO years: or two subscribers. ONE year. This applies to those paying advance, bat none others Three dollars will in all cases, be amanded of those In arrears at thistme.
 To AGENTs.--Oar agents thFoughoa the State authorized to receive. forro years Subscription rom one subscriber, FIvE DoLtARs, n edrdBes, or from two subscribers. fire dollars. for one year.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

honor gentlemen, each one for himself, 10 obey enforce, and abide by them.
 On motion of Mr. Hart, the rules and regulations were adopted.
 on motioa of Mir. Psrseli, the Association pro- ceeded to the election oG officers, which resulted aS follows:
 Jaws MeYIcAE, Captain; HENsr Kxlrrs, list Lieutenant; JHaEs MusrHEY, 2d Lieutenant; A. M woopsUTr. Ord. Serg': and GEORoK B. Klxe, Commissary.
 Ar. Hart offered the following resolution, which was adopted:
 Rssotesd. That the Association sppoin; reoIo. gist, trom the company. to make inquiry concern ing the coan;ry-the nearest practicable route for the company to proceed upon, and report the same to the company before their departure. and as they progress,--the same to be exempt from duty WhereuPon the Chair appointed ". ". Stevenson. On motion, the meeting adjourned.
 ". ", STEVENSON, President.
 A. M. WooDRGFP, Secretary
 IF We are requested to say that any one dcsr- of becoming member of this association and of subscribing to the regulations adopted. will apply to MT. Alden Woodrad, 'vho has the subscription list
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
RATIrIcArroN MEETING.

In accordance with the request of number of democrats of Pulaski eouhty, the President of the Democratic Association has called meeting of the object is set forth in the letter published below; and as we deem it proper, at this Junc;ure, that every efor; should be made n support of the nominee, we hope ,hst all good democrats will give aid and at- tendance al the meeting
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

IF The Bsstss S4lssua0n says i.s; w as "a dsr;- Gsd h 0i 'hs Presidential vote carriers to Washing ton ih asking the COngres.msn to reduce their own mileage to +? cents, fer il had the effect to induce our pure and sagseioas representatives 10 raise the mileage of the messengers To 25 ssunl Ths elH has passN beth hcgaes
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

O. The citizsRs ef Bowling Greea, Ny, were terribly frightened few days since by ,hp arrival ihfFe. on The steamer Gen. Worth, of box sap pessd to contain the bcdy of who had died c! ehs'srs Af'ev a few days of suspense, i; was dis covered sha; inc bcN, wAieh had very .oEensive smen,' contaned saddles.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

4 Rsasaa .fSr not liissIaS -An author relating the success of trsgeey to lsiend, e mplaiRed o the injustice of ihe press in eonde inning ir lor sad he. |" inc audience did nnt hiss it.''
 sNe," replied the friend. hcw could ikey yawr aS6 hsa together f''
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

Go-A telegraph despatch from Harrisburg. ef the 18th nlt, states that the Senate had. on tka, day. passed bill repeating he charter of he Ohio and Erie Railroad Company. The vote on tbs impof- ,ant measure s,ood--ayes Is. nOSs II.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

Or IL IS supposed that the Prssiden, W Ill appoint the gallant and Ineri;orioas Col Duncan inspector general of the army. to fill the vacancy oceasioned sy ths death ai Gel Croghan
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
LITTLE Rock. Feb 3, is4o.

LENrkL R. LINCOLN, Esq, President q tis Ds@'-
 cratic AuCcjaiioa of Ps!Gsii cosatg:
 SIR: The undersigned respectfully urge upon you the rropriey of calling meeting of the deno- erats of Pulaski county, on Friday next, for the purpose of ratifyinc the nomination of Col. Ioba S. Roaae for Governor, made by The democratic members of the General Assembly. The nonina- ton of whig candidate, by the whig juno at Little Rock, and some appearance of division inoui own ranks, renders ratification of Col Roaie's nomination necessary, not ouly by ths democrats of Pulaski, but by cur feiIew democrats in evuy county of the State; which We sincerely hope ma. be done, for the sake of harmony and success.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
LITTLE Rock, Feb. ,, Is49.

GLsTLExEN: heartily concnr in the above prop ositon to hold meeting for the ratification of Col Roanes nomination. and take pleasure in most re- speetfully requesting the democracy of Pulaski county to assemble the City HalI iu Little Rock, on Friday next, at o'clock, r. NJ, for the purpose aforesaid.
 Respectfully, your Obedicut servant.
 L.R. LINCOLN To Nes-rs. E. II. Engli4h. Wm. E. Woodruff, L. 4. Whiteley, and others.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

As everything in relation tc the 'yellow fever" now raging here as elsewhere is read with interest we endeavor 10 give readers The latest and fulles, inroimation from ths "goI,i aiggings" The arrival ofthe steamer Crescentfrom ChaSres vas announced by telegraph to the Louisville Democrat as follows
 NEW YoRK, January 27-The steamers United States and Canada, have not yet arrived.
 The steamer Crescent City arrived today having left Chagres on the 9th. There has been serio6s conflicts and riots at the gold mines in California She brought neither gold dust Ror passengers but reports s50,000 gold al MaEatlan and $500, 900 on the way to Panama. The schooner Mason from New Orleans, was wrecked on the beach at Chagrrs. but the passengers were all saved. Gen. persiier Smith made arrangements to forward the passei- gers of the ili ated vessel to the gold mines Capt Soddard reports ioar deaths during the passage to the gold mines
 The \. '. Sun. of the goth, says: .Wc saw yes ieriay letter from New Yorker, written at Chagres at which port he had just arrived en route for California. He writes uAder the greatest en- thusiasrn. though he had not seen any of the dust at the date of his writing. He says 'there is a multitude of hunters at Chagres, both from North and south America, also great number Of vessels Everybody was in a fever 10 go on--mnies canoes, etc, were in the highest acquisition. and many would be obliged to whit several days before they coaid go forward. There enough to eat and drink at Chagres, and no fighting among tho hanterS.
 The New York Herald continues is tables of vessels which have sailed for California since the 7th of December with the number of their passen- gers. The Herald says that 'lhousandsare en the eve or their departure, which will probably in the course of six months, swell the nGmber nf gold hunters to fifty thousand. IL s 10 be that 5000 have migrated n the short space effiye weeks
 The Hartford Times says: very large quantes of sDPtfsr sgftaF hava haRr iation. Il ls dropped m water when hot. by which means small scales formed resembling almost exactly the gold dust scales cf Feather river Ii IS one of the viiest cheats of the day. We are in formed that SIX barrels of this sfuf sent out in one ship from New York; and also that solne has been set from Hartford. The game is 10 sell this base metal to ihe gold hunters. they arrive in California. The Times saw that inasmuch as there IS h'tie ot no law Tn California it woad be well Co saeot tae rascqis guilty of such fraud
 4 party of young men left Pittsburgh ou the 20th, Tor California. They all printers.
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