Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02


have received an additional supply to their stock
Of goods. 1T has given our town busy appear
ance. This boxes, bales md barrels tossed about
in interesting disorder, gives things an air Of
briskness that We delight to see.
81 In addition to the above, we have been pleased
TO SEQ many wagon loads Of cotton coming in.-
Our farmers should remember that when cotton
goes out money comes in. a--szva,s NH q. eus1a
1t will be gratifying to our friends north of Bos-
ton mountain. 10 be informed that an enterprisng
gentleman is here, making arrangements to es,ab-
lsh Touring mill which will bolt all the wheat
that they may raise. lriC5sl5 IS E15 Hsla a8aaE
If ono of the enterprising pork packers in Gin.
cinnati will como and establish among us, he will
find employment for all Of his capital and labor.
We are surprised that our merchants have not,
ere this, embarked IN this enterprise.
G-Upon our outside page will Be found an able
address Of the Trustees ofthe Far West Seminary.
.. The Gov. Morehead arrived here yestorday and
passed up the same day to Fort snith. az
Advertising Wheeling Gazette SAYS -
'Show Us man who is continually complaining
for the want Of trade, and at the same time IS
wondering show the dickens such and such places
have so great a run of custom, and we will show
you man who is too penurious to spare ten or
fifteen dollars year for advertising his stock or
place of business" nc GFyll E1#Osa I'D .a.-.
We will not accuse our worthy merchants OF
being "too penurious" to ADVERTISE but will mere.
ly hint to them that they do not know the advan-
tage of "adycrtisng." zta- esf !
We refer our readers to the advertisement of
our friend Robinson. who has Just arrived from
the East, With fine assortment Of goods in every
line from high tempered cutlery to ardent spirited
groceries. We hnve looked into his establish
ment, inspected his Mouslin d. Lanes slipped his
Vino and smoked his Havanas; and embrace this
occasion TO puff his whole stock in trade.
Polticai.-The Delegates 10 the Democratic
State Convention have left. r. vi. Iu.-
The Wings are bcginningto move; they have
called meeting in this place on the 9th inst
There appears to be some canvassing and casting
about. David Walker, Esq. Of Washington co..
issPoken of as the favorte for Congress, and Col.
J. w. Cooke, of Pulaski, for Governor. Jesse
Turner, Esq. Of this town, i. also spoken of for
Congress; and Col. c. F. N. holland, A. w. Ar
rington, and DR.. Gibson, as Electors. r..a
a communication from "a Citizen" upon the sub.
ject Of roads leading 10 our town. 1t is written
by person who has and takes deep interest in
its prosperity and his hints deserve the attention
Of our citizens. We hope they will tax, the sub
ject into consideration, for without suitable ave
MUGS to convey tho products Of the country to a
town, it cannot expect much commercial prospe.
riiy. #. ny-.-.. ....-.-- ....5 .rf.
The protection ef he frontier.-In to- days pa.
per will be found the proceedings Of meeting Of
the citizens of this county, in relation to the poll.
cy of the Government. and tho defcnceess situa.
ton Of this frontier.
Resolutions were passed expressive Of the sense
OF the meeting-calIing upon the Government for
more protection-asking the States of Tennessee.
Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Misss.
sirp to lend their aid in procuring fer US this de-
sired object. s...
The meeting recommends, in an urgent man.
nor, the remouniug of the I'd Dragons, compile
ton of the military works at Fort Smith; and the
adoption Of :. Iuo Division System," of organ.
'zing thearmy. We hope our oppcalt to the States
from whence those Indians have been removed.
will not be in vain. We call upon tho friends of
the I'd Dragons, and of Gen. Games, to unite
their interests TO ours, and success will be our re-
ward. us te rs .a.asts,- %. sEai
committee has been appointed to draw up
and procure signatures to memorial to Congress
upon tho subject. Soon it will be printed and cir
cula'ed through the county, when we expect eve-
Try man to do his duty. 'ss
We hope soon to hear that our brethren in the
adjoining Counties are moving in the NATTER
This is subject that every one is interested in
every commander of a Regiment, Battalion and
Company, should go among his men and call their
attention to it.. r r..
Our thanks are due 10 Capt. llaldcrman of the
fast running steamer Express Mail, for New Or.
leans papers Of the 2lst ult. She made al unu.
su'l quick trip, arriving a. this port, after stop.
ping at numberess inter mediate landings, on the
29lh ult. $50. s-rs.- ...r. r-
Commission Merchants in Ne,o Cr7eans.--Our
ir'ohos IN the country who have cotton and tobac.
co to ship to New Orleans are confidently recon.
monded TO forward their crops to the popular and
we'll known uarcho Afa,,n,. q +