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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
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G1ahCf7Ca All rs comn,ra' y"v qn-, ','r" IT,
war spirit - e'np"rn" dnvH -"r'.'v tirn Ga uc&
is "ooy cs',ma' nG for f,'V harn,ii,n' to "n-"h To
Gen 1aYi"r's rc'irt Will" Gen S,o.I T.. m1.r.u, -
cat every Nrscan tha' -. ~ or tho I! - ':-! -
Gen. Iavior is represented 10 "a" qlat 1,4 Summers
eve, wanting no 'rc troops bat shGr'd they b.,
CURED to make the cari,s, mud. iioi $ ,ccI Irrs
he lF.l IlS nos w'rlwini. in his head"
The Mexican Irad"rs are sad to be visiting the
American camps with enquiry - why tins conlu".s
IN inc 'mrIr, &c Al tho rejecting P,rrpn If com
mnhIiy regard the war question with NcNcp srtIird.
he President and cabinet have rrc"i,cd universal
CONNIE ndaton frm all quarters and all PARTIES tor the
prompt and cttci"nt manner whrch they have me:
this qucstion-in tine true American spirit
write Of course without authority, hut the current
opinion here from the best circles" Is, that now in
few days the President will send special
to Mexico n distinguished of Kentucky il is said
VIII be entrusted with ts important aud delicate dI
" 10 rrHew friendly relations Little doubt is ga.
ier'anec that they will gladly accept-thc ovcfilrc
!, IS thought the Presidents message Will be in the
hsASSs tone oil tHe cAa9 question, particularly. refer
ing TO Foreign ntcrcrcncc-a question in which
people viii not listen to debate or com mpronligc
Locally there is 9ut little of interest your State
or people. The Cherokee question is Of absorbing
interest. The impression to hc mere l., ii.7a
that there is settled purpose by the President and
cretay Of War 10 put an end TO their troubles and i'm
portumitjcs-tlrat full representation will be invited
but that - their union is TO be preserved"
1t is thought that the emigration to icXas this Fall
and Winter viii create loe that 60 forrrqrd
or rcccdc to Arkansas
Speaking Of Arkansas reminds me nr hfrI but inst
compliment heard Mr.. Secretary Walker pay your
senator, Col. Sewer, two davs ago dinner party
said he, " If had TO say which single Senator carried
or exercised most influence in tho scuatc Of the T. :
would unhcs.tatirgy say Mr.. Sevjcr Of Arkansas "
His frank butf mann'r with his friends " lille it
equally secures The confidence Of his political aGycrsa-
ucs by another uuccdotc was related llustrutiye
OF the above" but which will be reserved rur another
time Co Ashley the other Senator seems TO have set
n, blaze here, doubtful which most to admire his
covering intellect his fine nding nam ers
No State has Two such Senators 20 admirably fitted
/ her service
Gov. Yell is comparatively new man, having been
ot OF Congress for several years; bis energy and zeal
mike him fit representative to such leaders Sewer
aid Ashley.
Judge Cross is universally esteemed as his loss to the
/ country as representative is amented
More again. Thine, Joy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

The FGysiifsiRe t61' Spoad'ai IF lie Bdnn'r.--IE
noticing the las, nspid arcis which came from the
ho''bsd Of its ssPloen, we shall say ba. little fo'
oursef VIC never provohe ed an attack from that writer
whose sapionre has discovered so much in US worthy
as he thinks, Of his devastating riticule, and he has
wilfuy attacked one who has never disturbed him -
He puts conversation in the mouths of the editors o,
this paper, although they at the time seventy.
four miles apart, which is known could never have
come from any other brain than that of its indter--
"eare surprised that he pushes hard against the In
telligcncerwhy does he kick against the pricks >
Has he orso,tea :he Sc communication OF Richard
that appeared not long ago in this paper-wherc this
section oi country is represented as so strong? Has
he become an ingra,c to the very power which nrqde
bin : Such course can lay al but one ,oor-thst
of awOnon neglect upon the part Of the nteigsncer
to rtf HIM and parade his sclfgarnered merits
In the course of this Gle the writer propounds to
US query concerning the of ivan Iiorncs In
d ho press" If by this he means to say that Col Ash
icy ""nSit he is mistaken cntirely-Col Ashley has
" n''rcst whatever in the press all that he ever had
tire "h"c history Of which VIC know, he rcnquishcd
'rlw y to Gen Clarke II he means that we are hired
lie. poorly Is ~e do, but still IN favor of Col.
Ashley and talent and integrity he pcrvcrsey .tates
"H"t he Knows 10 be false; VIC are not bought We
c"aid never smother our enmty in ashes for the So
OF preferment the writer who has attacked us has
dine within the last year-wo cndeayor 10 be conss-
ter, both in our cnmity and friendship; ho is not
One word more. This writer styles our print learn.
ed-it is equally erudc n politics he is in the elias.
scs though we have this difference arc content that
the word should fad out whatever ,ncri, We possess
"i'h'ut 'rumpcting it with our tongue. If this wr
urratcS our friendship low as attack US without
any Prcext, content; but lie must rccollcct his
reference to us was made prior all words
tom os. We conclude, and finally. with this latin for
the eafed scribe who writes for amusement merely:
t.ia4 ssi hs"Cr? deere. aAeno nuHs sum Are
NC ,vcn, rrend pondent .ior.ihc Bannorfrom.
fI!ctI, willie l--ED W.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

IIitHH
This place is all excitement on accoun! OF an
important trial which has Just tran>plred: 1t was
that Of an old man and womaE for murder. and
resulted in the conviction Of both; and they arc
sentcnccd 10 be hung ou the Sth o! Noyember,--
They are endeavorng to have the sentence COM
muled 10 Imprisonment for life; bat do not thInN
,ha, they will succeed, rs the sen:lmant among
the men is entirely against her.
Tie circumstances are as follows: ON the I'm
of August last, q most brutal murder was COM
mh,ed on Cane Hill. and it appears from the evil
dence tina, the woman was tho prime mover IN the
whole business; her son committed the deed, and
was advised by his father and MOTHER Young
man BY tho name Of Sharp, who was forced into
The thing, was evidence, md has clearly establish
ed their guilt. The old woman is Il bag of the
d-sl cast, and from all reports, is beyond doubt
tho ins.igator Of the whole matter. The sou had
Jus, finished some surveying, and receiving no
money, came home. 1t WIS then determined 10
commi, the horrd deed. The son coaXcd the
Young man Sharp 10 asss! him, who refusing was
iold by the young murderer. whose name is Bur.
nett, thai if he did not, he would kill him; the Old
woman also added her advice, and by promise OF
Il large sum of money, he at las, agreed 10 90. -
They went 10 the place. and John Burnett com
mtcd the deed. After their return, from their
behavior, they were suspected and arrested
The evidence has undoubtedly established the fact
of their guilt. never sNw The people more cy'
cited. The name Of the man is Crawford Bur
ro,,, and lhe woman Lavira Burnett"
Yours, Il.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

TAs JA-We have been requested 10 give the o fl.
otEs oi ihe corporation hint respecting the Jail in
,his eiy--'hat they in the praiseworlhy zeal they
manifest ID preventing grilopns through tho Streets
say tsko as an Augean task tha. OF cleaning tn.
isi Tns a.a sad stencil Of tha, p.cs .5s,lute,v
sorf0, ana caii ilnPsrltlVely loE removal The IN
fnr.anais persons who aye there eoni SsS1, matter
what may bs their crime or degradit,rn, are still hu
man beings, and an eniion to their comfort vii s
coulnrd ought to bo shown. We trust that the en-
ighienrd humanity Of Ike city officers VIII lcoA o
10 ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

GrThc ST. Louis Reveillc kas requested our
J. W. Washborrne to act rs ngen, for tina; paper,
which is by.lhe.by tho "a No. l." among the
journals Of the west. All tastes meet pleasure
10 i's columns-from the sportsman 10 the hard.
shell Baptist We will ns net ngcn, with pleas.
ure. Please reciprocate Mess. Eds. Reyeile.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

arrival in that city, informs Is that Mr.. c. at that
time had not fully made up his mind as to bis lu-
ture course. but spoke OF edLins and con iu:tng
his True American" at Lexington and having il
published in Cincinnati.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

Great Fire tm BGsioH.-On the morning of the
IAN INST, as we learn from the Atlas, a fire broke
ont in the large wooden building on the corner of
fmnh and fIIlh streets, Boston owned and oc.
cu?Ird by Mcs~rs. llcuShaw. Ward & Co., ns
"idts lead factory. The fire spread rapid,
lhr'u9A the Xtrm~r'r mul1ing. am ii Il >ourt i'm
Il SIS. with It's contents. consumed. Tho h,ma-
""h TO d OF III" s"rroundlng property. and brick
h"IMn@, nth sh,nged roof. adjoining. also owned
ay M,tsrs. II. VI. L Co... with l's contents, and
IN" ur.>i"ry buildings. "cre J"sir",rd. On
''"d 'n"'t d"uha a|"o-sinrN wedrn d""irnq
- v"odrm rnrmvn, owned by 7nmrs i}arnc,
ihr"' trncmenis on u passnge wav between Fiji,
AID GpIJ strecls--t"o Owned 6y William B. Hard
lng.-MCssrs. tirn>haw. Ward Il Co.'S less i;
estimated at SS0.0CO, of which ahout two thirds
are covered BY n,urance at four dfTeren. Offices
Pie,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

o. We have been requested by some OF our
readers 10 ask Of Gov. Ycll il he isa candidate
for ,he Senate Of the Unite States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

With view Of counIoracling i.
emigration 10 California. Il schcns !,
der the auspices Of the BRUSH Cow,
SaId. for establishing colony or i
Pacific Coast, near the Bay of San p
The choice of n location is ird:ciop,
of San Francisco furnishes tic bos, :,
found on the western shore Of N,,b 4
But, SAYS the New UrIcnns By,rtio :. :
the subjects for colonization, ", I",s
tho like god judgment las been J.r,,
ms British interests are concerned, "
Nc think, ourselves, th,t Irish cor.
nav" no great objection to anaoxqrjon
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
NV %iioiy.-t.:sa:l! nea.

fH'IjI. ,pa,.ro., ar, .l-i ra.rn,i p
L Day LtVD. SIP sY .Wsvr.a
: n"r2I "~,o.lw" of LQr,r,, 5 uc.,
AMI gi".t many n,,ir,cs too ted .ol, to
and hr t,.is wrrrn".nI Fl ,;atin. the! (.
H"om>h"ro' ha> ucy been furnished VI
so'1m nj Of L.q"or+ aGrQunle to The d
II" has accomplished selection whchs
'ar''ty and prizes wr,l h nr cum2qr,o1
oS.ab'SAnrn. in the west. Nruaai
mcn;s a." so common that readers ol
Ihcn slightly, hn. in lh.s case the .efi
m"n oi purchasers IS plrlirularly dlrcal
establishment. and We assure lhcu ,ha'i
not u" disappointed, Ilcaso call and
ouT ossor'""mt b fore purchasing o,s!ui
l.. N. IT,
Eonnshoro'. Oct. Is. lSl5.--3J-as|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

oi InG best nlnG.1cturr, tu: Ialrs, la,s
wrought oul Of .Ao test S'y L. of gook;
IN I.arL Of
Ptoi Cio,h Business Cats.
. S.rks,
Drnb Sacks.
CoioreI Casy. &p.as,
Beaver Bang IS.
MO,a!r do.
NaooHi Cio;h N.,ivt3,
Fu-,hng Ovyrconr5,
CJo;h i>,och. and Dress To.,, of,r
Shm. Mordr; Velvet. anI ) Isl,
Dos >nIn Co>s. PANS,
Fancy ribi.J aaI blue Pm:s.
Rra'erlccn Pants,
Boy B"avcrIrcn Pants.
Famn Back CaSs 10.
T"rhd CoHon Dave 5,
Slurl nr; de-.
Wool DR. u"r an ,Iuil!s.
" .nLtAhS L Pll
Nr. IS lSIl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
\ UCi IUN,

RI 7iiEEE will lie Sold at public Ap,.
L city, on Nondo' the 4Os4 rrsl, ,
maiuIug sjorh Of Gouls Of III, ra.c f.,
& Gnlli.h. consisting Of UI.T coon,
WARE and CUTLLNI. p,r.c1,
hnrgaIms Mm'd ao w,.li ,o oa,,.nI ~,
VIII bo sold wunou, r,a1c. Tn,
Cash. JOHN Is. CAR
Van RWcn. O":-'.r. lS4J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

give recommend the letters from Washington CITY
Of j 0. Y.'and Arkansas to the attention Of our
fesders; also West Arkansas 9. on the LIST page
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
g CHg3.

aIISS STEWART rr<oerllai}y IL
~ incn's. and tho public. that her &
nc rc.opcnod OF lioGIav, Novcmbcr3L
1ERNS:-For tuition in all EugG,h
usu7lly pursued by yong Ia les, $40
slon of eleven weeks. Further inform
tho cours, Of st.dj and other PARTED
be obtained on application to Mss S.
Van Burcn, Oct. lIth. l9Ij.-3j.GL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

A TITur lisSHe.-A mechanic in Cincinnati has
us, invented terrific war miss in the nature Of
a cannon bali. in reference 10 which the CONNER
ca asserts with perfect confd3ncc that one war
vessel loaded with these balls, md TWO or three
cannons to fire them, could sink m opposing Acct
often sail in as many minutes. In, Palxinn guns
are nothing by the side Of this invention his as
serted the inventor has slIcd ttr Europe !" Sc.
cure prteui there OF his invention WHAT n the
world is IT,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

Roes.-Thc raccsat Fl. Smith commenced on las.
Wednesday. Yesterday the running was .b:twccn
pretty Matches A friend hn. promised a repor,
Of the rces. which will be published when received
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

tT-Thr Cherokee Council is now in session;
W. Coody Esq, has been chosen Presiden. Of
the Council.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
" The MEMPHIS CONVENTION. We res.

o. The MEMPHIS CONVENTION. We res.
pcc,fuIly invite the attention of the citizens of this
county TO meeting. which will be called next
Monday, for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
Memphis from this county.
Tho subjects to be ugi,n,cd, nt the coming Con.
ren'ion NJ Memphis, are of immense importance
TO the Yves, and Southwest. A memorial is to
be drnwn up in which the interest of those por.
tions Of country will be powerfully advocated,
nnd The claims they have upon Government for
The improvement Of western navigation. and the
construction of roads through this State among
others. will bc mposingly set forth II the mer.
chants in this county dosirous Of serving them.
selves. and Of building up tho fortunes of them.
selves and their customers they will give i, their
earnes, attention. II they arc satisfied with the
present state Of their pockets and of those who pur
chase from them. they will sIugeishIy le, the mat
ter hc. y word 10 those who Lnoic ia suricicn,,-
The Democratic Reri,r we have received tn
September NUMBER of this excellent periodical. A.
usual it com's frciqh'ed with the riches, political an,
polite iitcraiprs From pa per within its covers upor
American Hnmor, We discover that w O. SINS, E.o
has pronounced American writer's aia,ost totally def
eitnt in that style Of wiring demon mated humor
NJ nton"g Judge Lorgsreet of Georgia a. the solitary
exception. This 10 well met tv the Rov.w b.. ,;r
would like In know what the Spirit Of the Times
editor and correspondents I'll nix Of that drcIaratop
Are there No writing, of Tlrmor ever found in that
weekly joarnal7 To our vision it ,eems with it. By
the way, this periodical will be secn from its pros.
P'c'hs IN another column, will be furnished cub
Of thirteen ior 5? 81 each subscriber. Who'll sub
srribe7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

A few davsnco during the lrill M Dr. Bprll-
ton alias By Fhuli,r,' for nj !lw.w r,bb'ry III
taking Sheriff Stcrle's papers. II sqmhiIr. took
place between M. Auorna, & merit Van Bu-
rem and Mr.. Jordan the counS". for the arcu>c,i.
1t resulted in blows hut tho comb t,qns wrr,' ~ II
separated Mr. Van Burcn was wrong rs the slo.
rv is told, bu, there is hint in tho NV York
papers tina, Mr.. Jordon was in The habL Of aDasin.
his liberty as n lawyer.
Judge Edmonds yer; properly sent tirm 10th to
prison for twcnty.lo1r hours for Contempt Of
Court.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

GT The town and fort al F"rt sm.'. arc ~.
healthy. and have been o'gcrsrsii, IL. ,,:aan 81
we arc requested to say
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

0@yWe will publish Gov. ieli's address nes'
week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

4 BOXES STARCH ~ do Window GaAI
II 10" lbs Putty; / boxes SP,Fun taha =
and Tor sale by W. II. & NJ. Eal
Fort Smith, October, lcij.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

-yWhi, have become Of Indian country cores
ponGents WlI none OF them indulge US with letter
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

aJ'"e have YET to remark upon Gov. Wells addrci
ind ihe convention, which We will DO ncyt week
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

6rThc wen,hcr still continues cool.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

Decsa@d.--Edwari Dyer, Esq. S"rgcant.nt.
7rms to the United Stnt"s Snnt. died It Iii, resi-
""ncc. ""ar Washington city. ON Lnr Slh INST, Of
h'i'"ns fever He was respected aud este, me-.
CIIIZCn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
along the whole eastern frontier Of northern Mezi'

along the whole eastern frontier OF northern Next
Co.
We also have an account, BY thisPariy, rs well
as by another which arrived from beyond ih' PraI,
ries but few DAYS b.iorn, of the "cOmnr OF oi
one of those eAiralrOuS campaigns asains! TIVE abo
riginaI lords Of the soil. for which northern Next
co has been so famous. You may recoIec! some
notice which has already appeorcdofan aliray '"n'
took place last winter, wtha party OF huta Infrans'
who visited Santa Fe for rreaiy-makln. purposes
several of their chiefs having been shot dow" IA the
streets from some daring insult TO the goVcrno'.-
Well this powerful ;rib, have since continued 10
deprccate; heavily and snrely, upon the lives and
property of their Catholic neighbors, till Christian
fOrbcarance could endure no longer. So an army
of operations some i500in number, set ont agun>I
the savage marnd2rs, resolved 10 arnihlla!e them
from the face of the earth. But, unfortunately, Il
select band of some fifty Yuta warriors got wind OF
the movements of these fire-oalIng invaders. and
had the insolrncc not only to attack, but TO Kill
several Of their number. The survivors, fearing
the same unhappy feat might betaI them, and any
ious to Ive to fight another day ed rcontlnontIy
to their homrs.-N. Y. Utekiy NcrS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

The Picayuno tells tle story of a snake that
swallowed muo twice. 1t kicked lis way out
each time, and finally killed the snake. The
mule was bought from the Kickupoo tribe Of In
dians.-R Rcr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

Lightning u1corkine IFine.-Dprn: lat,
storm a! Washington. tho lightning struck the
house ofhis cxccIicmcy, Mons. Peg .o,. .'ne lluju
passed down the wall in the inside. near tie chin
ncv. we understand. sud ATTRACTED 10 the bell wires
il passed down INTO the cellar. whura wee 4,oW ed
away several Gozcn Of riamrjgn wines. Tnc
sc,trd cork strings were not proof. howrv raga.ns
tho clncl~c nui which brn'ie lhe whole ! of
long white n'rks all to snn~h. setting tho siuw on
irn INTO the rt,in.-I B ,sfon Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

VAN BEREN SCHOOL,
TE'IlE FaIl session Of my school will q
IL on 1londay, tie 2Th inst. Tem,i
tofor". Z. y. POa
oClOjCr. lSiJ.--3G-lw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

E'opm'nt-We understand, says the pIiaa.3,
pna Chronicle that on the 7th Inst. tir.raush,' +
Of on""f li.e bank ca,}3 OF this CIV ciorrl
With young man from the city of New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

l"dian Corn. Mr. T.. Escot has given notice
III the British Parliament, that enr!y next session he
VIII move resolution that maize or Indian corn
he imported into tina, country FREQ Of duty.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
RS

CHAIRS.
TONMON split bottom Chairs constin'g
~ aud for sale by
October II, 1915. WALLACE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
GRASS SEED.

4 fiLOVER, Timothy, Blue and Herds GHs
~ hy W. IT, d NJ. MAlbA,a5
Fort smith. Oct. 1915. GTorfrs sa5 v
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

APPOINTING POW DER. in on Pou,Iy
- saIc by W. H. & NJ. MAJ
Cc:. llh, lStj.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

OF An ex,rac, Of letter in relation to the late
ScIby murder.
IStr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
Gold mig Of GrndnLn -.

Gofd mine IF GHodolop,e, -,
TO- Nea'co.-TIns is ,urinscd =, ,< 's
god MINI in the word. I,L% " L 4
lrInrIr. VII" refuses To work !, ona !
producr'en''ss, because hr ro,,rI
the immense rcvenuc it would la .a
several millions Of dollars n"'a,
more than he wants, aud savs NJ
safest aRdFr Ground. u,
The case of Polly BoIias / no,
is again 10 be II subject of li,iga,!ss \
recoIlrcl"d that n short time s;"
guilty OF murder WIS rendered ,.S''
Circuit Court, and that her ,,our.sI' sE& Y
Supreme Court twcnty.nine .va.
verdict. The exceptions have h.'
the decision Of The Supreme Cour, 4 \,
sustaining tirsnfy,Ssren out orlhe ,wa.'
tons. Of the otIer two obiec,io,.
doncd, and. the other WIS proDou,sj
taken except as 10 mere forrn..- !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. llth, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

4 Criminal feat.-A corre>pondcu. Of the lou.
is,iiic Jodra5i, who VISITED Ihc White S;u' ,hur
Springs by the route Of the Great Kenhawa. s,,s
At the Hawks Nest, near ChUrlestown.a sublime
prrcipce l | ,000 feet high, and commpniing a view
for miles Of the rushing and foaming waters of
New River. remarkable feat was performed n
few wears ago, bv married lady from Nississp
pi Ten feet below the edge of This terrific
height. which many men will not approach nearer
than thirty yards. there IS bench of stone of somn
dozen fee, in circumference. To this rock. III
spite of Ibe expostuIatjons Of her aTrightcd hus.
band, the lady dcsccnd"d. When she began 10
rc.nsccnd her husband cried to her not TO Io,a
back, and with his assistance she regain.d til"
summit pale as her handkerchief. Her ambition
was fully gratifol: size had dono what no other
women had ever done or will ever do, and VIVA
she will never ntcmp. again.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

From Hancock County.--Tho Steamboat Ii
IIede arrived last might from Warsaw. Oiirco-
respondent writes us to Sunday, the 2Sth, tha.
"a military movement a pears to be on foot. un-
der Gen. HARDIN. by order Of Governor FORD
Proclamation No. ), 10 the contrary notwlIistand.
ing" The Quincy Rifle Company arrived at
Warsaw on Sunday morning, there 10 'wajt fur.
ther orders" Tho Commissary from General
HARDiN's command arrived at Warsaw on the
same day, and reported that some four hundred
troops wcro at Augusta, AMI would march 10
Warsaw in day or two. Ills object 10 pro-
cure supplies for their subsistence. Whatever
the object Of this expedition (says tao Wrltcrl tho
Old citizens will feel degree Of security which
they have not felt for DAY past" lie further
says: "The only fight that have heard Of since
YOU left here; came OFT this morning (aHd that
was one-sIdcd onc,) Jctwecn Two strangers, who
have been here but few days, but have taken
sides--one Jack Mormon letter writer, believe,
and tho other an anti visiting sono friends hure.
AT any rate, tho anti procured c0wbide, and
gave the Jack about forty before he could ma ke
his escape, which he lost no time in doing. The
reason he gave for attacking him was, that they
were both strangers, and knew nothing about tho
merits Of tho case. The citizens wero aware Of
the fact, and dld no. Interfere in the settlement. :"
No. R-p.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18

SATURDAY OCTOBER IS, 1915.