The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-24

LITTLE ROCK, MARCH q, ISa7.
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 The Iouisvila ournal of the 9th inst eont iets the reoot of the leader oftheemiuoles having surrendered himself prisoner ofwar It says: " The story of Csc oa's surrender was incorrect stii She eFeFtBn- cauqht.o Ne were msled in the postscript which we published few weeks ago-tae Partenars were from a Louisville paper-v'hich ene We do not know
 Since that pubealion we have avoided giving place o any thing in relation the matter, believing that at r the war was over, other news claimed precedenee- We shall again resume the publication of such items as seem to be interesting readers generally and refer them fo anctaer column for important news from that quarter.
 FNIGRArIHG INDIANS.
 The steamer aesoaris arfgeda at this place oR Tues 3av last towing two keeboats on board of which were party of Indians, rumbefing about 800 They were landed on the opposite shore where they remained until inc next day. The Jeereoae chartered to convey them to the Nation, and proceeded Wednesday egen ing, with the two keels in tow, all heavily laden.
 We tender our acknowlsdgements to our honorable Representatives in Congress, NessFs sevier, Fulton and Yell for several documents with which they have noitey furnished us, since the commencement of the late sesson-and while our hand is in, take the liber ty of nqurng why they tardy in forwarding the Inaugural Address of the new President, That doc ument in which the public must take deep interest," We were informed, yesterday, that gentleman in town had received 2 copy of t-but Alr. Van Buren's ad nnistraton Is be conducted the principle of " 71e farm our informant may possibly have been mistaken, in supposng that address delivered the occa sion. There are exceptions to all general rules Ne shall see hereafter.
 P. 5. Since the above was in type, tho eastern mail arrived, but brought account of the inaugural.
 Ne would 6s very much obliged to some of the post masters on the eastern route they woad take up any stray exchange papers that may be found oiterng on the way. We need them, if they contain any news On Monday last we received Louisville paper dated March sth and#en Tuesday one of Feb 22d 16ts $ c regaar daiiy nail ,oa5 ueagcaacet M presune the paper of the earlier date : 9ot lost in the fog"
 
 We published, last week. card over tho signature of Eli Hart 65 O., commission merchants N. York, over which wesqid . few words by way of directing att9n tion We now retract, and publish the following to show under what kind of impressions praters (as well as flour merchapts) frequently act Hbey deserve more than they got, by far The graspins and extorsionate behavior of such gentry cannot be too strongly eonemn cd by liberal-mpded community.
 Uaparaleied L5beraaty--During the progress ef the devastation Hurts four store Monday last, three ndgent young men, named Smith, Ryerson, and Beets ly succeeded at the risk of their lives in reseuing from the clutches of the nob tenvauabe account books and to ment, and took them to the Mayors office, wha@ alr Hart obtained them next day, and two of the young Hereqnesed them to call at hls store tae next day. Wednssday,) and he would reeompen5o them for their trouble; on tie following day they called cordingly and he made them the magnificent present of asilqer-- what 9as it, Mr Grpe!l DOLLAR to divide between theln.-yN. J. Slei.
 WEEKLY PRICES or THE MARKET.
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