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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
MENDEL q HARBOUR,
L U NIT URE, UPHoLSTERY
AND
LOOhLNG- GLASS WARE ROOMS;
No. 10 MAIN STREET,

- w iiI.tLiNG, VA.
"a HEY KEEP constantly on hand very ex.
~ ionsive nss' rment of superior Nth cnuy,
r rcnch aud Grrciau Chairs; Il king chars. Sofas.
- s'i N"su 1itits' Dftsstg Bureaus Bc,lsttad>
Toilet Stands, assorted sik.s; together wih ry,,y
ulher article uf Tee latest slyic aud best finished
Furniture ever offered "a Ihis city.
Gilt nud Mahogany Famed Lp,kinr C;insscs oC
every variety and ptre, Looking Glass Plates If all
sizes. Portrait and Picture Frlinc3 on hand and
made To order
Upholstery Wore: consisting ni Feather BaJs
Bols e's and P,llow,. lIir. cotnu uu,k. spring
and Straw Mnunsscs; uukcts G ul,s, c1,niur.s.
Saching Biuomi Oh cloth covers, Fto,r.cI,,b
Grass Mats ofDf ind; together win every o,bnr
Article oil UpL&s,efy Ware. on hand and mnJo 4,
urder
Neniar anl Sqi Window d md: Wiudo,,
Shades Of even variety and colot all Of which viii
be sold al veg low rr,ccs. aud wnrrnnied of Inc
best quauy Also. MAHOGANY VENEER. la =
c'u'h. VAHNln Spanish Moss Mahpeany Kn.hs
Sard Paper locks, Hinges Gus. crs, BLivn Trr,
MlNJs.c n,lntiy un baud aud snld lo, tor c,s,t
2 - SrnM Bars furnished with every n,,ic,o
of Furr,e al shoH rolIcc, AM on The yerv iest
I'iins Sop 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
GOOO DOLLARS.

P1,"uoSe River LOTTERY. ciass 2O7.
To be dawn 81 WIln'uglou. Thursday. Ou'r is
ct s6,UO Of 1000 oi 1910 / of $50
DO Nos, Il ballots. Tickets >, certificate pack.
ogu - whoicy PSI doll.; shares IN nrnplr,iot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
3EEGl.@alaall

Gratd Congratulated Lottery. class No GO
To he drawn II WILMINGTON. bet Saiurday. Oct 4.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
uf S50OOO ) ol 10000 "i 5000 3.f3is6
P'rkols $40. Cetuiieaic of package 81 wholes
Ia dUll,; share, ~ proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
CHAIRS! CuAIRS!! CHAInS!!
JAMES r. GATHER
lsUCCEssoR TO }. CoNNELLY & SONS. |
M LIE AAuL i,-LL ~ u ~ l.-.Ll

No 1856 MARkET STREET.
CIV RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
IxxiA lie ihii he has now OH baud and man.
~ uinc'urcs to order every vtrieiy of
HTEN Chairs al The latest patterns aud IN a
IN n style at workmanship not surpassed IN
The Western County.
lie has on band a large stock OF Boston Rockers.
iial' B'sion Rockers. Common do, RcyolvIte Chairs
suitable Tor Counting Rooms. Fee CD Parlcr Chairs,
several new and splendid patterns Of ". od seat
1hairS DINING Chairs. Setleos SOciables Children
Fable Rocking and Common Chairs. sc &c.
Tie public are invited To call ard examine hi,
stock as he viii assure all who iavor him ssh
hcir custom, that they shall nul he disappointed q
her ~ Price or qualify. lie is determined by clos
personal attention 10 busiLess To ehIlc himself Il
lair proportion Of public patronage.
Chairs carefully packed sent to ary patt OF
the city tree of charge. On sepII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
AIp 900,

Puk imobo River Lulery class No clio
To be drawn al Wilmington, Wednesday Ocl'r 90
| ni $4,000 so of 1000 | al 900 | of 500
IS Nus. | | baIiuis. Tickets 81 certificate pack
agc % wholes G2l doll; shares in pr, p rtion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

Yesterday the Cecilia passed this city with
upwards of two hundred United States troops
cupboard, from Prairie du Chen and St Peters,
and, as we understand destined for Texas.
They Were TO be landed from the Cecilia at
Jefferson Baracks.-St. Louis Reporter
Sept. 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
M1O.OG0y

Pikomokc p,,or Lottery. class No 900
To DC dawn al Whining on Del Tucslay. Oct :.
! eft 100000 f 5000 of 1000 ul 2OOO
IS Nrs, IL ha'lfs. Tickets IS; certificate pack.
age % wholc- ~ DOLL; shares IN prop ,tlol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

oa-The opening of the Post Office will,
we learn, be "a little delayed by the necessity
OF takingan account of the papers received at
the Office, in accordance with the instructions
of the Post Master General.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

CRICKET Cincinnatians rejoice i'm
two cricket clubs. On "Wednesday a match
was played between the Western and Queen
City Boys, in which there was some good SEQ
ring. The Western was the conqueror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

Plkumohe L Ser LOTTERY. clrr, NJ eel.
10 nc drawn al Wilmington, Del. Monday Oct | ,
81 s=oOU9 ore0OO O! 5000 ul $500
Tickets IS certificate package wh"es | 81 dolis:
shares IA Ipporipn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
$4,000.

P"komoke River LoueY, class No 2l7,
To b. drawn at Wilmington. Thursday October 80
] oI 5000 OF 1000 / Of 1900 lols6l
20 N"s, IL ballots. Ticl els -; certificate pack.
oge 20 whOlcs 2Si dolls; shares III proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

oCS-We are without any news of the Ma
ryland election. We shall get some to morrow
from Baltimore and the western counties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
FIRST IN FASHION AGAIN.

EN' T. take great pleasure In announcing to cur
v y friends and 'hc public generuliv. that we
hnvc already received the new Fall F.shun Tor
Hats. We nTr mann .nclunng gsurrni s,oriuCnt.
nnd VIII have some spicIdId specimens Gn'shed
and made ready Tor sale lh.s morning. Gail aLd
see them The style Is entirely new, and We have
u" hesitation in Saying they are he hnndsumes
shipped Hat THAI has been introduced ir many years
DARE * liOCE
8 Oar h'mher chip .oC ", 10 Monroe st,cci,
has 'he new style only un paper. simply a cut or
destu"iion,wh!c we have holh The Llucks and Hats
lie having seea our hlucl,s aucr ILcv aIriyod.
'hunghl Il best TO advertise irst ID x IL.
sep 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
TO ALL HON IT May CONCERN.

1llIELDN FER Il FAIRS. would respectful
& u ~ inform Her customers aud ihc publ.c gen.
''nHy' ihni ihcy continue ia ninuniattuIe all IN,
d herent ruricncs 81 CHAIRS. Settles s clnLlcs
%c. nt very reduced prizes mad at the shortest no.
zee possible. Their 0siubl shmcnl is Of No 1877
Main street, where they viii always he found read,
l' VAT on all ahu may favor ihem with cali
Chairs carefully seit to all parts of The city free
Or change.
\ Il. Good Poplar lumber taken in exchange fpr
WORK. inuc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
$4,000.

PnkomoGe River Lottery. class No 2IS
To he drawn at Wilmington, Del Friday OcI'r 81
| Of $4,000 ut I0O0 Of 1000 | OF igG,i
- Nos. ? bnllols. Tickets 81; certificate pack
age ~ wholes 10 dolls horos in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

NOVELS !! NOVELS ~! NOVELS!ul!t
3 ISL RECElVED--The Nun of Fortune by
" Mrs Gore. Agnes Serle by Miss Pickering,
ne S~edes IN Prague or the si.naI Rocket bv
caroline P'chler; The Bosom Friend, by the au,,,.,
o' M"Hn Sortel; The Hotel Lambert OF The Ensra-
"' D,"ghier' by Eugene Sue; Blancl, de Range
or The beautiful Turkish Slave; The IIe,mi, ~
W n,h"ofIh and The Two Captains violina; Paul
"eudng, Tale nj The Bfandywine. For sale at
sep w ROBB y, cor Main L. Union SITS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
CAfSl CAPNl CArS I

VA - % N'4Ai - N.4AAp
- AVERY, hos Jus, received the largest and
- best ussuftmcni ui Fur aud CiuIh CA s thlr
has ever been brought Ia Ih,s market. of all yua-
tcs and prices, from Ia cents 10 II DOLLARS, CON
>-iiEg as follows.
Super O'tcr Fur Cnps Snncf Seal Far Cans
D. Nulta Fur do DO Musk Fun 20
D" C'nih cap Fur 'rmcd. Super Clo,h CAPS.
Fashionable silk Gazrd Caps Position, hlc Purple
Rcd al acb Plush Caps You,h's and Ch,ldsens
caps il gnat variety. all ul Nh,ch vii lie sol CHEAP
Cali aud sec, AT No 10 MGurye street
sep 10 s ANLRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

= % THE MAYOR and Con, tloDah,g II m,
CITY " Wheeling II bcsccth yonf hlnar,n.e
bodies Io see that YOU city s rgoan aud bis depp.
ties attend 70 Keeping the chldrenuai pf ihs streets
rs some 81 Them nigh be seriously injured ir ile
nnl recedenl'd press of customers 10 d uAR
fEKS Fashionable Hat ard Cop Establishment.
corner OF Main and Union Sfceis. where De hrs
received his day splsndiJ lorof Has ood o..
q hand and receiving Gcntlcmcn's NJ, r..
vcr Has. do No do DO. DE- No cassi,nc,e n ,,s
DO No2 dodn. dp No Rnssa Has. do Ns2e,d,.
de- coucy lills WOOL nIois.
Received from Pbajelphin. GcnilcmenIs cS,,,
Black cloth SLOUGH caps do do Naval do de- Boston
De-. do Fancy tlulh do. d. coumon do Mems Fnf
caps different qualities Youths' ond Boys rlpih d..
thldfens and nilnt- clo'h COPS. Mcn's anI Boys
Spanish Satin cafs, do DO Hair Scai dr. Has of
ai' bris constantly un no.d Cheap con rnf 500,
T.r - g D HAEllR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
Heather.

e., iiE"iFt > SALE,-By virtue q a decree Of
- The Circ,ii Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
T'S ''r .he county OF Ohio. made the 10Th day Of
Jane loio. IN The case Of a n Johnston IL Co, ~
Henry Sloane and others. shall proceed To sell at
P""I'c auction nn The h day Of October next. n,
IAN MC"rney'. w 6 n.l ard IN the city of Whee>
!" q io 'he CHEST builder on u csedi of four monihs
upon the purchaser giving b nd with approved Sc.
curly The following pmpery To wir . horses anu
one wagon aud harness KELLY. bS,
scp2i For PETrR yshSt,, soc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
49, IUIID TIOWEI4L.
Il HEAP MUSIC, CHEAP MUSIC
u Twelve Qpck Steps Tor The Piano Fore lo
BOOTSi BOOTS Shoes SHOES
FIRST ARRIVAL. OF THE SEASON.
SAMUEL M'CLAIIFN

hs Sign ~ ME BTG RED moor.
) NOW RECEIVING direct from The mann.
n lacIurers. $50 packages B,Jts and Shoes, com
pf'sng one Of The largest and best selected sssort
inehis oi Boots and Shoes ever offered ~ this mar
kc'' and WI be sold either wholesale or retail. nj
me with call my '''''
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to putcb,ss
asm"lI assortment Of Boots aud Shoes. vii I'm,
upon examination that can supply them noon ,s
bvofane Ieims as they can he had In B,l,irp,,e -,
Philadelphia. sep 10 SAML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
~ q Il 4 @ rs z g. % IL Ra .
NORTH SIDE UNoS STREET.
WHEELING, Va.
& RE- NOW OPENING "a splendid Variey Of
fSA GOODS, such as have not been beflie found
in his nldieL
lher sock c"mrr-cs every spccics'uf GOODS M
me variety Inc, from The sm1'lcts toys 10 the lar
gesi sud most valuable domestic articles
They are prepared go supp'y PEDLARS aud
COUNTRY STOKES wih all goods m tlicir line.
ai lower prices ui1n they have ever before been
had West of the Nuuniairs
BRASS CLOCKS.
a largo md splendid as ortmeui fJr sale whole.
sale no feioil at m1nDfirurefs' prices
The ruahc sill mako money hy calling and cS,
omning our goods und pri,,s.
scp26 ELLIOTT e. ORR.
TO SADDLERS s CARRIAGE MAKERS.
II HAVE just received large assortment ot
= sheep StHs suitable hf P,d Skins. Nhich viii
o' solo low ior cash. Black llauess Leaf her, O So
constantly on hand
ALSO lJ0y ards plaln and Ged India Rubbcr
cafi1se 81" %. very superior nrc'c for carrart
cpeer.; 40 fs."rnnsuf also OF India Rubber carnage
apnn.i just received aud fr sale ry
oct SAINT. aTCIAItEN
& usr RECEIVED auJ mt sale, "a good a.sor.
~ ment 81 Thread Elaurs. LAGOS and lu.ettIpo..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

"a PiENulD HATS AND CARS of the lo,e.,
sisl'- 1ul t,rry quality. cpn always he hal
o 20 MinsL SEP II A G. MCALLSW,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

r AIDES RIDING uATs-MChLLAM has
ID 4 received another lot ofvcry handsome Riding
iIDi-, rs Main ~. ~ 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
ANNEXATION MEETING IN TEXAS.
Below will, 10 found the proceedings Of a meet.

Below will 10 found the proceedings OF meet
ing held in Texas, by the citizens 'f fanh'n CO.
in which is explained the feelings Of the people OF
that section. We are informed BY tho gentle
men who handed us the proceedings, that the Peo
ple are unanimously in favor Of annexanou'-
Col. Montague. the chairman OF the meeting was.
at the time Of the meeting, violently opposed to
the measure; bat upon hearing the arguments IN
favor Of annexation gave way to the expressed
and decided wish of so great minority OF MS
fellow citizens. He is said to be large land
holder in Texas, and very popular with his neigh.
bors.
We cheerfully comply with the request to pub
sh, and will BY all means in our power, Pndeav'
or to forward and sustain this grea, measure.
Alta numerous meeting Of the citizens Of War
ren. Fannin county Texas. for the purpose of DIS.
cussng the Annexation question. Col. l)anel
Montague was elected Chairmar and J. 5. Ph 'lps
Secretary after which the Hon. Jud &c Everett
addressed the meeting in very eloquent and for.
chile mn nner in favor Of the above question: upon
the conclusion Of which the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That it is the interest Of the people
Of the Republic Of Texas to accep. the PROPOSE
ton Of the United States and hecoma, one or more
Stat of t at nnon Agreeable 10 tho terms of the
resolutions Of The American Congress.
Res0'rcd. That we view in the subject OF m
nexnion 20 the United States, the perpetuity ot
our own institutions and a sure guaranty. that
they will descend to those who come after US un
imnaired bv any foreign influence.
ResolrSd. That we hereby pledge ourselves to
uSn our rfu nee to sustain the present propos
tons Of the United States. ns contained in lhPlr
ate net Of Congress and sanctioned BY their tate
President.
Rpsorred. That the thanks Of this meeting nrf
due 10 the late President Of the United St0,rs anr
others who have used their efforts, to bring lhl'
mos: desirahlp object to n successful termlnarnn
Rpso7rcd. That we most heartily agree with
the resolutions Of lnte meeting Of onr fellow
citizens of CIarksviIIe, Red River CO.. on this sub
ect.
Rcso'red, Tia, VIC return our thanks to tho
Hon. Judge Everett. for the plain and fo-cIb'f
manner by which he sustained tho annexation
question.
Reso'red, Thn, copy of these resolutions he
forwarded to Van Buren. and published in the Ip
le'ligenccr.
The foregoing resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
DANIEL MONTAGUE, Chairman.
J. S. PAsLPs, Secretary
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
pe, on the questions OF liberation and general am
ncs,y. To accomplish this. ! consent to have my

ncs,y. To accomplish THIS, conseh' " nav" ny
name plnced at the head Of n Liberation ticket.
hoped that such ticket would ne supported. oy
ali who were favorable to the tranquility OF 'he
State. The Democratic party, asa condition pre-
c,,len, 10 nv standing. passed, unanIm uS'y, Vh
full CONVENTION from all parts OF the Sia'e.l res
olulions, acknowledging. IN unqualified trrTs' 'ne
validity Of the existing constitution. After lhl@'
there were no material of difference between The
two parties. on local subjects. Both are no" on
the platform of the constitution both Ire now ior
law and order.
The HONOR of the State is more etiec,uaIly
SAVED bv the conservative character OF the rso u
tons binding. as they do, whole par,v-than
it would be by the oath orany individual under dn-
ress. Hpnce. there is n0to no goof reason for
kcrpiag Mr.. Dorr in prison. and pthto'dtHg
from him ihr rights Of a citi''n.
| Ihe secret is. that the org,nlz ilon OF the law
md order party has hitherto concentrated in the
hands of Clique the whole political power OF t'i~
State. The wing party. "a such. has h-on nom'
nnIlv defunct moro than year-and the d"'no-
cra,ic party has lost the distinctive character II
bears in other States; being known. here, only rs
counterpart, Of the law aud der par,y-in other
words. as tho Dorri,e party.
lf the present liberation movCme nj proves sue.
cCsstuI, the law ana order ami DorrlIe plrI!e>
must necessarily be extngu,hed. The wing and
democratic banners viii again be unfIrI'o, AMI the
people will crass 10 he dsquiced by the agitation
of questions which strike at tho foundations Of
society. We shall then be divided. only as the
people Of otior States are, upon national ISSUES.
1t seems to mo TINT the aIlulnment Of objects so
desirable must meet the appreciation Of all con.
s"rvn,ve and thinking m"n out of the Stle.
| The course recently pursued by the Daily Jour
nal. of this city, is calculated to mlsead p~opIe
abroad. 1t is unf,rtunatey controlled By the rul-
! ing clique of the law and order party. Hence rt-
statements nnd nrgum'nrs should be received with
many allowances. Tho true wings Of this State
are fully aware Of its presen. unnruraI position.
an they have reprov-'l il, IN voice not to bn mis-.
TAKEN by aiding the democratic pIrty IN my ecc.
ten.
| | enclose Mr.. Simmons speech. nv address.
and an nd irrss to the wings Of this Stntc. B.
these documents. You will perceive. more IN de.
tail, the true character Of this mnvon nj for the
relief of Mr.. Dorr, AMI tnc plclticaton of the
State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

6rMAuaick WRleHr ESQ.,, of Cane Hill, has
just received from the steamer 'Virginion' the
largest lot of goods ever bought for his market
and among the largest lots ever stored in this city
His goods, consisting Of general assortment,
wore purchased in New Orleans at a time when
goods wore cheap and he will be able to offer first
rate bargains. These goods too are all of excel
len, quality, and purchasers can find every thing
10 suit their taste and fancy. We advise all our
out country readers both in the State and Ma
ton. il they desire to buy excellen, s,us, good
groceries and to get them on cheap and rensona
ble terms, to give Mr.. Wrighta call-thcy vii
need no second inducement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

Tie Ethiopian Serenadsrs-This 'dark cloud'
that las ho'orcd DER ns, for the past week, has
al las. blown off in the direction of Fort Smith,
1t afforded considerable amusement. and delight 10
a large portion Of our ciiz"ns, and caused no un.
easinoss among us, save running abou; Of some
20 raise -four bits just aboil candle lighting ev.
cry evening. They sing well, and a re worthy of
patronage; their songs are mostly new among US,
and are pleasing, and entertaining. WALL is in.
im!abe in his dancing-Rones "can take The cakes >
They will play few nights at Fort Smith, and
then proceed to Fort Gibson TO engh,en the ma
tives Of that Neck Of Timber" with few lec
lures upon tho popular topics Of tho scientific
world, and sing to them few of their enlivenng
and Iaughabe songs. They arc entitled to conf
dence. for they paid the printer, and that's what
ali don't do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
Very respectfully. yours.
CHARLES JACKSON.

The case of Polly Bodine was trrminnted III
New York on the 18th ul,., the jury finding n
verdict of guilty Of murder. but accompanying II
with n recommendation to mercy. The prisoner
received the verdict without apparent emotion. and
was removed TO tho Eldrnge stree, prison, where
she rennins in custody of The sheriff. The Cou-
rIer says:
9Th. verdict will lie sent 10 the Supreme Court
for confirmation and sentence. but meanwhile her
counsel are preparing a bill Of exceptions, on
which 10 ground molior for new trn So the
end is no! vet. There are three other iniict-
ments pending against her-one for numbering
Mrs. Iiouspman's infant-one for arson. and a
third for grand larceny. The past trial has o.
cuped twenty working days. aud has cost up.
wards of $4,000 to this ci'y; bu, m application Is
now before the Lgsarure. to trlnstcr thu ev.
pens" 10 Richmond county, where of right it be.
longs"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
n-r We have had several new steamers a, our

Gy We have had several new steamers al our
landing during the pas, week. Tho II. KINNEY.
Cart. Tins; tho VIRersIAS, Capt. horiin; and
the FRaSxLAxD, CAP. KsaiaH. all good boAts' and
well freighlrd. The Captain of the Kinney Is n
stranger here, bu, comes well recommended by
oil who have Travelled and frcghiod with him; the
Captain Of the Virgnan is Martin, the former Po'
lite and gentIemanIy Clerk of the unfortunate Lu'
cy Walker, he is well known and will make
popular craft of the Virgininn; Frank Kendall, an
old Arkansas boqtsmdn is tho Captain Of iEe Frank.
land, hc is well known to the public and needs no
Introduction: We wish them all three profi;a.
bic and pleasant season.
The Archer Swallow, James Pitcher, RolIa and
Little Ben Franklin have also arrived during the
week. The Pitcher, Swallow and Archer brought
heavy freights.
We have now enongh good boats and experience
ed bontmen 10 do all Of our shipping, and we hope
,ha, our business community will bcsiow upon
them that patronage which will enable them 10 ro'
main in tho trade with profit to themselves and
benefit TO the business community. The Travel
ling on Arkansas river is now pleasant and safe,
and We are glad to see the evideot desire shown
by the officers Of most of our boats to please and
accommodate
The steamers Hatchce Eag'e, Wabash Valley,
Lucy Long and Arkansas No A, are hourly ex.
pectcd The water las fallen considerably but
there is still suliccncy for tho nrges! class oi
boats.