Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

race Is unavoidably crowded out 6y Inc press OF
advertisements.
Our thanks are most sincerely rendered to all
our advertising friends. Our readers are referred
10 their columns, where they will ace TIM, new
goods arc opened, nndhope they will indulge US
Tor few weeks, when we will enlarge our sheet.
GrWe would be very much Obliged to the Post
Masters be,wxt this place and Huntsville, Ark.
if they would not delain our papers from reach.
iny that place early. Our subscribers in Hunts.
vile complain that they do not get their papers
un,ila week after they are due. They 'leu'e
here every Saturday morning and should reach
Huntsville in three days. "a word to the wise
etc. +" ..s .... ..'
GrErraiup,, Oh ihe first page read Indian Bal
Pluy, for ladisn Ball Play The errors arc ali
our own, for We we're much hurried when read.
ing.tle proof.
erOn the frs, pnge will be found fine de,
desc rp,on OF the Creek Ball Play. ''roby Small
has tered into the spirit Of such scenes. We
aro sorry that 'to-be.con,nued' is found under.
meath il, tu, time compels us thus to do.
or AS letters rs usual contain very interest
ing items Of news well told. His authority for his
news is high. and we commend TO tho planters
and merchants Of this vicinity ,ha, par, where
he speoks of their supplying tho two snrrisous
with provisions.
NJ y b,
xSesvuuur., ..sq, ","g, ne'e''neess ouI
friend and correspondent. His description is Ilic
like and very interesting, for he was mn actual oh
server. He has promised us another article upon
tho Lower Greeks; both are very ncct tplaLe and
for them he has our thanks.
TWiIl the N. Y. Spirit of the Times copy
the Indian Ball Play The Upper Creeks, and
tue letter Of A. dated Creek Nation
We have received comm 'nication from Mus.
co.geo,' but il came too late for to-duvs paper
We will review it next week.
The river is in navignbe condition but falling
slowly. On Thursday night and Friday fine rain
fell which will give ,gor TO the fine crops. Ofthe
latter, our friend Capt. ". Russe says that he
has never s.en finer during The course Of his life
Of SO years. Con. Adams tells US that they are
equally good in Johnson county, he having about
IS acres of corn already in the silk. Cotton was
slightly set back by the cold spell in May.
The weather is excessively warm the sun
pours down its rays without stint. which reflected
from the sand bars and the mountain side renders
q passng breeze acceptable.
We learn that the steamboat Guide which
passed this city day or two ngo with Govern.
men. freight on bonrd, ran ngnins, snng nenr
the mouth Of p rlenu. She was ran upon a sand
bar before she snnk. We understand that The
freight is much injured.
GrCourt Martial is progressing ut Fl. Smith ;
many witnesses have been examined. and we un.
stand that the court will close today or soon after
Il any Of our friends among the officers presen,
at the trial would furnish us with synopsis of its
deings. we would be much gr",fed. From what
We can learn. Col. flnrney has no serious fault to
shoulder, being one Of the noblest fellows of t e
u. s. Army.
pThe Mexicans rs farther irducemant to
win over Texns from their nigh cmprise OF An
ne,aton, have Offered to recognise the bounds Of
Texas even farther west than Texas claims Il
she will rfct the articles of Annrx"tion. Ru,
thew cannot en,ice the Texans from the .tru'
fai,h,' for they are wholly, fully, and immedia,e,
bent on Annexation.
". Dragon seems to take in great dudg geon
the ac,ien of the Corporation laws upon him
Wo like 10 see tina, the Corporation Laws are
enforced, nor that we have Corporation. bat il
tte Dragon seis well owHr'is his n-ghbors
a. he did toward US. we think TINT he shouid hnv
the privilege of riding as fast as he peuses. HI
uaid for his advertisement in advance.