Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29


to exchange; We chesrfuy comply with the re-
quest. and wish the publisher success in his un'
derIaking.
GrWe have heard nothing Of the depreda''ons
Of the Indians upon the stock in this nesheorhooo'
since the detachment Of Capt Fslch's company
have been stationed on the line. Gen. hi6uckIe
promp, compliance with the request OF the citizens
in the neighborhood, deserve, the thanks oil all
concerned.
NJ Will some Of our friends among The Choc'
laws lately smigra,ed, please write Us how they
are pleased with their new homes.
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M The Ssminoss continue TO improve their
nav country, and will this season raise good
crops; they are quls, and content III their Hsw
homes.
eTThe corn crop, on the upIands. has suffered
considerably from the drought. The wheat Is
very fine, and yielded more than an average crop:
cotton is very promising.
Have cur friends al and near tho Creek Agen'
cy forgotten US. Wake up gentlemen. Museo'
zee lie, us hear from you.
GT The President has vetoed the bill making
rppropria,ions for the Western rivers. The bill
was greatly encdmborsd with other appropriations
and the Presden, though, it advisable to veto H.
which we sincerely regret, as our river greatly
needs an appropriation for its Improvement
NJ We would advise farmers and miIlcrs 10
bring in their new -four, and corn meal: The pres
On, would be an adyansgeou, time 10 dispose OF
their supplies. ...
eywe see tina, Capt. E. c. Morton ndser'seS
hi, new boat, Co7ros PLANT, built especially for
this river, entirely new, 10 commence nor trips
On the FIRST of September, from Ns~ Orleans
and 10 continue regularly throughout the season
success 10 him.
EyOur county still continues healthy; but IT.
lie sickness, and that Of mild character.
tyThe reduced price Of fare, and the superior
accommodations Offered by the contractors on the
Missouri route, will turn most Of The 'rnve from
this quarter through ST. Louis. The entire route
il carried in .pcndid coaches, and the fare $40
cheaper than by the mouth Of White RIVER "A
traveller can reach Pis,sburg from this place. as
cheap q, The mouth of White river.
or The Hibernla steam ship, has arrived,
bringing the ratified Oregon treaty. The news
OF the settlement had infused new lilo in tho busI'
ness world aud all appeared gra'hed at tho set
,,emen, Of the boundary question. The markets
continued fine. Further the news is unimportant'
Judge Cror. Of Pittsburgh, has been appointed
to the vacant sea, unon the U. S. Supreme Bench.
tar No news from the Arkansas regiment oil
mounted gun-men; there are many reports in cir
cu!ation regarding their health, and Of accidents
hpppening them, which We deem as entitled ID
little credit. When they reach their head quar-
,ers we may expect TO hosr definitely from them
and not before.
Illinois Elections. --Ihe democrats have elected
their Governor and Lieut.. Governor, and a ma.
iory Of Congressman and the Legislature.
0yThe city council Of Memphis, Tenn. have
resolved to cut a canal from some point on Vol
river to that city, 10 supply the city with water
and for manufacturing purposes.
rr 0TThe latest dates We have from Washington
are TO The 9Th inst, &: which ti;Iie they were EIur
rying the business in order 10 adjourn oil the 10Th
OrThere is a rumor in town, that Tom Starr
and one Of tho Riders were killed, few day.
since, in Ouachla Cove. We do no, credit it.
CT The Volunteers at Fort Smith continue
healthy.
We have Ind no acc counts from tho Volunteers
nj Forts Wayne aud Gibson, since their doPor-
,ure from For, Smith.
We are glad to learn that "LlTTLE RED" OF
the Tustoenuggeton delegation, has entirely re.
eosered from the hurts he received during his
lat. visit to Fort Wash.a. We hope that he
vas tho only sufferer; ,ha, all The delegates es'
sared but himself