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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
GIchMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLOw.WARE, and CASTINGS
At Cine N N a ii Prices.

IUYHE rsgned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he carries the Foundry business at the
establishment lately conducted by the firm of r. and j.
O,Tiarra He has now hand superior lot of STOVES
consisting of ?, and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove Spiimans Improved Cooking stove, and ten
plate Stoves with general assornen
Of Franklin and Parlor Stoves. Also-Pots, Kettles
Andirons, and " agon Boxes
He also manufactures and makes to order Cardng Ma
Chimes Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines.
broad and narrow Power Looms, Pulling Stoves and all
kinds of Machinery used IN Manufacturing establish
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice
saying that he has the largest and
selected lot of patterns the esern country Tor
Grist and Saw Mills He has, short, the latest I'M
provement in the Mill Gearing line
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns all the good Ploughs IN use He
has Sloops Plougts right left; Peacocks right and
left: Gods Plough different szes-all of which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices for Cash.
1ETHRESHING MACHINES.-He has an excel
lent Threshing Machine which he manufactures and will
sell for approved Trade For TO horses neat
despatch the execution OF work 1t Is inferior
in
The undersigned his thanks to the pubic for
the libera support bestowed upon the late firm OF l.
and O iarra would respectfully solicit continu-
ance of their favors IA kinds of Machinery repair
ed on short notice Cash. Wheat. good Horses will De
take n in exchange for any of the above articles
THOMAS OHARRA.
lit is necessary that the business of the late firm OF
T and T. O,Harra should be settled pos
sibIe: therefore. who indebted said firm
/ are hereby requested TO make immediate payment
June IL, lo45- ljan-3l,-4o. T. OH
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HaScr<tOVn Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.

IaNHF unde still continue the Founcerv bus
\ siness in the of Hager stown, Wayne CO.. Ia,
prepared fill all orders in their line of business
They will make, to order all kinds of-Mll Irons;
rietv of Cooking Ten and Seven-Plate and Parlor
Stoves; Woods Patent, Mornings, Peacock's. Sloops
and Wisconsin Ploughs, both Right and Left-Handed-
Also rs,-rate article of Bark Mills Hollow are Of
all kinds.
J;Thev have also made arrangements TO furnish, of
sner,or Workmanship all kinds Carding Machinery,
Power Looms Threshng Machines OF different kinds,
Thu will keen for sale an assortme Mt of Andirons,
WAGON Boxes cast Collar Blocks, Plough Shares an
Mill Irons and all the variety OF articles made IN Foun
deries.
In addition the above, they will make, to order
BELLS of tone and material equal to any made IN the
country and all articles of Brass and composition used IN
the construction of machinery.
The above will be exchanged, at fair prices for
Flax-Seed Wheat Horses, and all articles of approved
country produce:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
LIGHT ana CLEANEHN Gs<

EF LIGHT YOU want. Just come TO Inc:
u Such CANDLES I'll supply
That none cam better be,
Or nicer 10 the eve!
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, together;
Good goods You'll get, not common trash,
They II stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask You more
Come on and crowd my Factory door!
Your clothes your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing will require,
To keep YOU healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-hoth strong and good,
| make of every kind;
Bring on YOUR cAsH-your rRADE--your WOOD,
III suit to Your mind.
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, l wont refuse,
But gladly take what quantity You choose
~ So GEORGE WILSON.
IJ-Grateful for favors past he hopes for more.
Richmond Sept. 81 ls45.-39.t u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

= MITH'S LININENT--Surest remedy for the cure
of Sweeney Poll-Evil. Fistuia. Strains. Bruises,
Scratches Big Head. &c, that was ever discovered
Also for the human flesh it exces IN the OF Rheu-
matte Pains Swelling of the Glands OF the throat hing
" orms, letter, Frosted eet Ae
Each genuine bottle rs stamped Smiths Liniment,
and signed Denny Minor; sole frogTstoTs Nome o'h-
ers genuine. DENNY MiNOk, Eafon' y.
The above Linient is for sale at the Drug Store of
IREED & BROTHER.
Richmond, June IL, lc4S. ld
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CITY HOTEL,

q 7 . Z u o q DO 7 8 y 7 a 81 40
A w. BOWERS, would respectfully inform his
~ friends and the Travelling public generally, that
he has from the National Hotel. TO the above
named House the of Main and Front Streets
lately occupcd by Armstrong Grimes, and that he is
now prepared o accommodate all who may favor HIM
with a call He is repairing the House, and expects TO
be able to make comfortable stopping place for the
Traveller as can be found in the West.
His charges will be low-they will be made to suit the
times He intends make this his permanent location,
and will do every thing in his power give satisfaction
who may favor him with their custom lie takes
this tender his thanks to the public for the
Ibe patronage bestowed upon him while the NATION
A. and hopes lie will be forgotten by them at his
stand
HIS BAR will all times be supplied with the best of
LIQUORS. STABLE VIII be attended by good Oster.
and we'll supplied with grain of all kinds Mowers and
W agooners can accommodated with good pen-
v Of feed and large Wagon ard Carriages and Hor-
ses can be all times those wishing conveyance
to the Country neighboring Towns
Richmond, October 29th lof5. l4:3m
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SUDDEN CHANGES THE Mother OF CoNsuMPrIoNs--lhis
fact clearly demonstrated whenever we have sud
den change in the weather. 1t is at tins time that the
of Consumption the system, and hurtured
until the Lungs seriously and dangerously ois-
eased all probability the patient for the hrst Tune
will begin TO seek How many thousands thus ne
elect and suffer their health and finally their
life destroyed The first perceptble foot prints OF
CONSUMPTION experienced at "suddcn changes oil
the weather. oaseness and Cough Soreness OF the
Throat and Irritation of the Bronch Pain IN the Head
Goodness of Feet and sudden Chimes over the Bo
dv Atlength the Cough increases and finally frostra
ton Langldness of the whole system follows winch
indicate sudden decline of Health and the speedy APP
proach of CONSI MPTION. These facts PLAIN ms they
appear sensible does not however seem
TO alarm those afflicted until II be too late IL Is tere-
fore greatest Importance for those VINO may Dc at
he sudden changes atinos-
phere to at once procure .DR. DUNCAN'o tEl,EBR a
TED EXPEC TDRANT REMEDY the Greatest Pre-
tentative and Life Guard of CONSU MPTlON. and the
only Certain Medicine that will remove disease ana again
restore the Ii NCIS to their former Health
Dr. Duncan's Great Western Office is Just opened in
Cincinnati, $50 Sycamore street, few doors oelo"
5h where his Medicines be obtained IN large and
small quantities
l;-ror sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE
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LEATHE3

rTbevwil also keep for sale variety of Eastern and
Coun,ry-Tannned Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins
Harness and Bride leather which will be exchanged for
Hides skins and TaIIog They w sell Leather cash
prices - ,on-
Haye-s.ovn lime IL, Ie45. 80 in Att
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EhlsSEr AlllssIVAlL
OF ID Re Ue: =, M Il ID 1 CT Il 5
CHEMICALS, &c. &c. AT
II F. r ID 5

WHOLESALE; AND RETAIL DRUG AND CHEM
ICiL. STORE. MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, IND.
VEYE have lust received from Philadelphia fresh
w supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Instru
rnents, Glassware shop Furniture, pure W ines and LII
quors &c &c Which will enable to furnish all de-
rnands articles line, cheaper than everfor the
All articles NARRATED fresh and pure, and of the hest
quality Physicians and dealers generally invited to
stop and We sell at Cincinnati prices for the
san
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AFTER ALL MEDICINE HAVE FAILED,
ur Duncan,s T. r d

p =
Must the healing and curative business, after ALL
Thy it that IN the habit OF grasp
ing after the many deleteous nostruns published In the
papers, put up persons who have knowledge either
the theory of medicine; neither could they
forced swallow their mixing. which they in
others Almost daily these persons calling
Office whose counteHances and debIitatcd strns
denotes the evils of tine Physc paned up
o. their affection. II grave yards could
speak they would aston the world of the vast amount
carried there from the effects Of poisonous medicines I'd
minstered them by persons who have grown wealthy
upon creduty of those whom they have duped. Let
be remember red that Dr. Dunoans Expeetoronf ReneSy
the only medicine that rfect be placed
in the of the first Of Consump
ton
Call upon the Agent in Richmond. and learn the wen
derfu wonde rful medicine is performing.
For sale at the
Richmond Book Store.
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Cash Paid for Wool

III. (Nt LBS. OF WOOL WANTED At THE
RICHMOND yoOLLEN FACTORY.
I1NHE undersigned is prepared to receive WOOL, to
1 manufacture into Cloth Fannels Blankets, SAITH
uetts and Jeans. either by the yard shares,-on
torn,s suted to the times He also has hand
good assortment of the above named goods which he
willing to EXCHANGE for WOOL other produce.
17fie Will also FULL and DRESS CLOTH, at the
customary prices - -e.
p;cb,,o,d on,b of 5tl, mo l2.5 22tf
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND

II VERY STABLE-The subscriber has for hire
several good saddle horses-Buggi-s and well broke
horses His terms will be suited 10 the times
Richmond June T. 1-45. F1f LEWIS bCRh.
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TIME MORAL ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAH
II 1916, for SALE by the single copy, dozen Or Hro~
al the BOOK STORE
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TIMELY WARSINe!-To those predisPosed to Consump-
tom. The week. records of Death and the
that die of Consumption, should convince ALL that no
should be lost in procuring something TO arrest the
HYDRA headed due before it takes hold
the tender membranes of the lungs and them
to disease This timely caution may be the means of
paring many from the shadows Of the grave, and
within their Remedy that Tens Of Thousands have
used before hcnl-nany who living monuments of
health to the present Is it not then blessing TO the
suptioe that there medicine that will their
Affections and sound health This be found
the timely of DIR. DUNCAN ExrEcToRASr REMEDY,
medicine expressly for diseases of the lungs and the
promonitory symptoms of consumption Those who are
afflicted with cough, co hoarseness, and OF
the throat bronchitis splitting of blood pain in the breast
and side, difficulty of breathing, &C. should not delay
procu ring this medicine until it is too late
tJ7Ur Duncans Western Medical office is 80 Syca-
more St. Cincinnati, where his medicines for sale
u3-For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

0.y>Wo have heard many urge the exPedlency
Of calling meeting of tho citizens OF this coun'
,v. in order to enquire into the expedency of send
ing delegates to the Great Southwestern Conven'
ton, to be held at Memphis on the 18th OF Novem'
ber. The counties back of US are recommended
TO hold meetings, and should they not send dele
ea,es themselves, 10 authorize the delegates from
this county to represen, them. Immediate action
should be had.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

From Merico.-The New Orleans Bulletin con-
tains news TO the 18th of August. from Vera
Cruz, which we have condensed not having room
10 insert at length. Tho news has been looked
for with considerable interest; and from the tone
VIC would judge that we shall have no war. The
Mexicans appear now to be determined not
TO declare war against the United States, Lu: to
use every effort 10 recover Texas; and for that
purpose are said 10 be concentrate ng $4,000 men
on her borders. The Saratoga, U. S. ship of war,
exchanged salutes with the batteries at Vera Cruz.
on the 10th of August, and Lieut.. Hunter was ten
Gered. by the authorities, every hospitality that
tho city afforded gun for gun was offered and ac.
ceptcd. The 5l5 COZ, 900 loan was authorized, but
al so low rate of intoroslhal it's though! would
not be effected. The opinion of some is, that tho
hlex.cans will not declare war, but will concen-
trate her forces the border of Texas, and strike
a severe blow when we lens, expect it. The opin-
ion prevailed that an U. S. Minister would be well
received by the Mcxicans. Further the news is
unimportant.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

From Tsras.-By the arrival yesterday oil Inc
brig Hope HOlrcs, Captain Shaw, from ual'e'''u,
We are in possession OF papers OF thai lace 0'
the 9th instant. oeJ,
The Constitution was completed on the Zo'i
ul,., and the Convention Immediately adJo1'n'o'
On the same day. President Jones issued MS prog
lamaliop, in accordance with provision oi '"T
Constitution, directing that polls shall be ope"cu
on the second Monday (l3ih) of October neN', 'n
tho established precin,s in each county, 'or 'iO
purpose of taking the sense OF the people !" i0'
gard to the adoption or rejection oil the ConS'"u,
ton, and of ascerainng whether myof'.y Vi
them are for or against Annexaiion-iAo election
TO be conducted, the votes taken, ana ro'uF"s
made in conformity with tho existing laws rcSu'
iating elections. with the exception thai lhc '"'"=
shall 10 rira rOce, and not by ballot.
Tho Convention also passed resolution 'on'
demnng the course taken by the Executive io'
making large grants of lands to companies ano
I individuals. They say that about seven millions
of acres, BY tbs are collected in the hands ol
few spectators, greatly to the injury OF her GU
zen soldiers, and other just claimants, who nave
the authority to locate and hold in preference ''
all others. The resolution is submitted to Inc
people al large, with the Constitution, and BY thei
votes must be either accepted or rejected They
also recommend Com. Moore, to the pubic, "nN
advocate his holding his former station IN tho T.
s. Navy.
The following extract of letter dated Sal
Antonio, August 10, We copy from the U1'r:S'o1
NcwS:
]
"Wo have been visited during the last few days
| by about $50 Com0nches. among whom arc the
cniefs Santa Anna and Buffalo Hunt a sma
party Of traders near town were captured by
them. and one of the traders killed and robbed o
his money. The Mexican traders haTo been re-
leased by the Indians, but the latter held on to the
money, etc., taken from the Traders
"n also learn from the same source, that or
account of the numerous ba ands Of maraud!ng In
dams trnversing the country between San Anton
10 and the Rio Gramde, the trade AT San Antonio
of late is rather Gull. The people on the frontier
at San Antonio and other places i'll that rog,on
are much dispIcased at the position taken by III,
U. 5. troops at Corpus Christi, for without force
at San Antonio Of several hundred men, the who.,
countrJ is left exposed tolndlans and McXtcan
from the upper Rio GranIe.''
Two candidates were already named for the Of
| flee of Governor, General Rusk. who was th'
| President of the Convention for forming the Con
st.tution, and Gen. Jas. Pickney Henderson.
The above is from the New Orleans Bulletin
of the Goth ult., and is all that is Of importunc
to our readers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

GrThe steamship Great Western, arrived al
N. York, with four days later news than brought
BY tho Caledonia. There is nothing of interest;
the harves, had commencedin England, and would
be housed in week, with favorable weather.
The market for produce continued firm; there
was further rise iGNsugur. Nothing further oil
importance. This ship brought out ll5 possen'
gers. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04
WASHINGTON, CrT

GcnaeMcn:-in my last I did ntl
local matters--bccause | could vi
IsfactIon, on questions Of Irtcros.
IarIy referring 10 our Indian rehA
especially Cherokee question:, wl1
prevail.
You will have heard of the aPoi
Mckisick, Of your State, to sac's
incumbent in the Cherokee AsaneF
tiun OF his term.
The appointment is no doubt q
worthy gentleman, who is every ~
discharge the GuIius-in n mannd
h5 country and credi'a6Iy to hins
frequent changes in Indian Agpf
generally attended with benoilclal'
good old days Of the RcPubI'c'
Hawkins and MeIgs were Agents.
Tiled as Friends, and looked upoal
Of The u. S. Government aud The u
true the Office is not intended iof
eft; and none should complain l@
none wiII) at being superseded
MIR. Ross and his delegation an
is understood preparing ia acce
Presidents wiSh) a memorial 10 o."
their grievances and wishes, wnl'p
to send TO the Senate with re'T.
to some spo ,ifc action. Captain
William Dutch, also Cherokees y
tier Parry.' are here pciIiionlnS y
have not yet had an interview W"
Or heads Of Departmeni-''I"ss
of their council. There IS klno'G
patty felt here for all, PartIeu'
thcrokets; and disposition %
most tangijie shape, if th'if ~
10 II "rrvenue Standard"
Ito PRESIDENT is eXtrUm6'y. !
ali these conflicting questions. u
with the whoie sugjSs
eft of all; it is hoped this VIM. Ii.
to further cause OF Cherokee w..
at the seat Of Geyerllp''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

" We rcspecty beg leave to direct the at
tenlion of our readers to the letter of the Com.
mittee appointed by tho late S. w. Convention,
which met at Memphis in July last, addressed TO
a. G. MAYERs, ESQ.,, who was a delegate TO this
Convention from this county. There are none
who will doubt the great benefit TO be derived
from such action on the part of the South, and
Southwest; which portion of our country, from
the silence and inerness of its inhabitants, and
their entire negligence Of such primary stops as
this proposed one, have never been represented in
its tue light tc the country at large. Tho great
need Of moving in this manner to acquire the OBJ
iocts set forth, will be denied, we think, by none.
Then let US at onco call our citizens together,
learn their wishes from themselves, and appoint
delegates that will and can act 10 our benefit
The great necessity Of the assistance of Govern
ment 10 our State will be, we hope, sufficient in
ducemcnt for thom 10 act with arLour and una
nimity.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

OF 1t is with pain that We announce the dea'n
of Judge Joseph Story, U. S. Circuit Judge, which
took place ut his residence in Cambridge, Mass
on tho 10th of Sepember.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04
SATURDAY OCTOBER 4, 1915.

ossy~ Our ront,sro nre referred TO the TWO com
munications on the outside to-day; they arc insert
ed there, for the wan, Of room on the inside.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

kindIo a ntme that oln never b, 60
every Mormon has lef, the ylc,ni,v
REVENGE, FeIIow-Gtizens is now Il.
Mr.. Worrol was in no way COM e,,.s
proceedings in tho south of the coan.s
assassination was only provoked by H., y
of revenge that SEEKS his victims i1di,-'
There IS no longer peace for lIan,o.t
will aud must il,w if nrresslrv to IA !.
Of tho cursed authors Of our rregbIe,
Further PCr'icuidrs.-Wo Learn 4,
Reynolds, with whom Mr.. WoTrrI As,
BuckcnslOs was seen by humane M. M
the place from whence the Sho, wa, e..
rode towards him slowly. 10 enouira d
When abou, 800 yards of. they saw,
the brush and presently the shot was 6,St
spot where h1 entered. The pars Il
murlor took place was At the p1in, r,'
/ ,tos had orderct II rendezvous: 50 ,b,, i
to have been the act OF the Sheriff, NJ
Rumor of War in bra.-It is ruro,
that tho people OF Loo county, Iowa +,
tho Mormons as in this county. W.
whence tins news comes, and canDY
lis correctness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

Our readers are referred to the Prospectus of
the Democratic Review, which will be found IN
another column; we hope TINT all who wish to
get the best and most popular literary as well as
political journal of the day, will not delay to send
at once for the Review.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04
WAsHrNGTuN CllY. Sent |;
Mesrs. Iia5alJarne i. Pryor,
GENTLENEE d:

GENTLENEE:
From this gr,a: m.lropri,, it misr
cd .uaI event, uf >I.ii...uul .a:eros! nj
curing to p'rmi. at ira>! Icaer,
wouId afford Information 10 our n.
West.
Tnn newspapers nl.o.5 all plbls !
the ,.auIcrauI go-,.1 rn pu,r.e circ ,
lo3.e about, bu, to. 50 We, Tor nq5r !
With Mexico no war. nor the ID
Of probability. ,i"n. G1Ics wig 1
!or responding to tie l,,,r heat Of ii
prevailing IN l.u'sJuay Suutl.' McIs|
and J.us,,r, bat poor MrAi'o, with
cant even grumb.c VITA v'4uGE Il
Nation are mumJcruI.
Nationally our coDmcr'Oat rcl1l,9g
turbed; but that ardent cn;crprIslng
west cant be suppressed; they wiIlln
big # iAry can-t"TciJ'y 1! !hey 4
ic.J wer. received here last nigh. "a
Taylor; the panic ic,t in New Uf.al
! where, does not s-Cuu TO have eX'eAI4
lc influence there; nno l.Iot goIIaH,
officer Gcul. T., al lsca,m and 1uis;d
/ hundred McAIcaus urc rept"srniriH
in some two hundred m!luS Of G.a
quarters; not likely to approlsh nsr
/ therefore may 10 soid 10 have Jlea
quircd, and the magu'i'. 81. AMI nd
presented of u quic, a,qui>..o b oipI
habj.cd by the sane " Anglo SlSoa
over, and thu! q .estjon rr-'r.oI "a
/ Politically, tue Tariff Is tine ou.ya
4 ton likely todi,turb the great D.mrt
The question viii b: one, more ON \
Soulhlrn cast. NJ. Secretary Va
way. IN more respects Than o.e, lie
nonI uuI iulinunlIII mem5rr "a the q
NJ all A.s cuD.tli Il. fast tI2 Ia9i
for the IowcsI revenue standard.
lie IS N Western Terms, here "lbs
in the puddle" NJ. .B4rhpnaH, il
dodge the Tariff and jump on the B,r
IN OF tic Bench, in the vacancy cd
death Of Jldga Thrus;oa. tie Iln.
| Crawford. is to iij that yprrn'yi bi
neNtpooi;o be- played for. C,nasca
pl, Enginn and lI,inp3s, hry9 put
uvs," each a nag entered; Virginia
IHNoIiIo son vii accept.
Th"rc arc many distinguished -
city. particularly Of that class Of
j5vernors and l.X-Go.oruog>; oafa
"lito oXloctauis.
Last night was ''racepiion nslf
dents, and an u.usual atIen I'nco
irstc for the season. The President
and lO.iic; madam, ,digu Fl dordata
the drowJUg.rUum h'r mrunrr5 are
adapted Of the two. Tao vcncTab o
son was there; easy in her m1rna
fashion republican school. The
Bpisco 0llrac.ed her usual at ut01
most beautiful black eyed girl, o.
+, Nation, recently from school, va
for her beauty aud soft manners;
conquest of Il memb or Of tho Pfc
More anon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

or We have had several showers since our
last 6u, not enoughlo affect the river which con-
linucs TO fall, and is now too low for navigation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

GHr5We acknowledge our Indebtedness to Col
P. II. White, Of the steamer Arkansas No. 3, for
late New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

0H1F- Tho Picayune has failed to reach us. fol
three or fsar weeks past. Whose fault is it
Messrs. Editors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

% There is conside'ablesickgess in the Gar
rison at Fort Smith, though none, we believe oil
Il serious nature.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-04

0ST We are happy TO learn that portion OF
Choctaws near the crossing of Poteau, on the TT.
7owson road have greatly improved the road
leading from this place and Fort Smith to Red
River. Muj. Hun.vr, US. Pay ymOe.nr, iofnrmS
us that no lately returned from Fort Towson by
this road, and tha; for twenty miles they have
worked upon, and rendered il in cxccen! condi.
ton for travelling. The work commences at
Col. Inn. McKinney's. and extends twenty miles
beyond; the crossing Of the Poleau is greatly i'm
proved. The gentlemen who were foremost in
this improvement were, Col. Jro. Mckinney,
Capt. White, and Cornelius McCurtin. Much
praise is due them for this generous act, as there
is no law for the working of roads yet enacted by
the Choc,aws, or any other nation, VIC believe.