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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
KaQkalzee & 1rOQuOis Man.
ItfACtsgPinG CO1MDany.

Capital stock 100000, acith privilege
Of increasing the same to 100000.
DuRLlCA Notice is hereby given that the
Il Books. of subscription Tor capital stoc{ Of
said company, will be opened a. ,he House Of
franklin Mitchell, in Wilmington; at The Post
Office, in joliet land IA the House II Horace
Morse. in I,ockpost in Will county; and y. she
fremont House, in the city of Chicago, on the
first Monday liz May next, and win continue
open for two weeks unless eaid stock shall be
sooner subscribed for, at which times and places
all persons win have opportunity of examining
thc Charter and OF Subscribing for stock
Shares $50 each. Five dollars will be requlr-
upon the subscription of each Share.
A w BowEN, f ALLEN, f, MrrcHELL,
JoHN WILSON, III D RIsLEY, CHAs GARDNER,
HrRAM ToDD, PETEaSTEwARr, JOHN I. WILSON,
HENRY TRoUR, WMACnATFiELD. y WVANMErsR.
Conl1,issioners to receiue Subscrptions.:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11

Saturday morning, O'Clock. The
steamer defiance" has just arrived from
ST. LouiS.-Her officers repor. that just
as they were leaving st Louis, steamer
arrived from New Orleans, with aulhen.
tie information, to the effect that about
the 14.h Of April, bloody conflict took
place between the American troops un.
der Scott, and the Mexican under Santa
Anna, at point called Cerro Gordc.
Report says that 5000 Mexicans were
killed, large number taken prisoners,
the carriage of Santa Anna, containing
large amount of money, and his Gmpu
rdted leg, were also taken. Santa Anna
made hisesespe on one OF his carriage
horses. On the part Of the Americans,
500 are reported to have been killed. We
will issue an Extra when the news ar.
TiVSS.-Hennepin Herald.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of the county of Will
are requested to meet in their respective
precincts, at the usual places of holding
elections, on the first day of June next, al
5 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of select.
ing delegates to attend convention to be
holden at the Court House, in Joliet, on
"Wednesday the 9th day of June next, to
thominate candidates for county officers
ITO BE voted for at the next August cleo
ton.
The different precincts are entitled to
the following number of delegates. in &C.
NcOrdance with a resolution passed at the
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CLOTH DRESSING

None but the best workmsn will 10 empIoyed.
Any person going TO chicago, from the central
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes, 10 ensure
continuance OF patronage, is to once have a man
patronize him. Wool can be sent BIZ water al, the
illinois river, directed to j. A. Matieson, Jolie.
Will co., TO the care of Mr.. Abrams, Peru, ILL.,,
and II viii be forwarded, where cloth win be put
up in neat and safe manner: according 10 the
State, without troubling the owners 10 accompany
Ii. J. a. MA cTESON
N. B. Persons coming from distance with
a quaDtisYof Noolto be carded or manufactured
il obliged to sfay.oEer night, shall be to no sx
pense. ]. A. VI.
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7 FIRE INSURANCE:

TIME SuoscRIBER is duly constituted Agent
4 for the Eetna and Protection Insurance.
Companies, of Hartford, Gonhecticut, and is pre-
pared to take FIRE risks, on all descriptions OF
property, such as Dwelling Houses, harms, Stores
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, sc:
These compahies are so favorably know through
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be- reserved
through s. w. Bowen, Esq; Joliet, and Noflos
Il Blackstone. EockPoft; whose survey Of build-
ings win be taken al The risks nf the above COM
panies. G. S. HUBBARD, Ag't:
Ofics, South Water Street.
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Mr. w WATER Ma N.
Mr. G MOORE.
Mr. VI BUCKLEY.
Mr. E f .hABIE.

iIENHE public OF Will county are respectfully
I. Il informed that the above very celebrated
and superb establishment will bs exhibited in
Joliet, on Saturday the 18th of May, IS47, fol-
! one day only.
In making the above announcement, the man.
| ayers would state that the company is composed
Of full and efficient corps of distinguished per.
| formers. The stud of horses are allowed to be
the largest, most beautiful ana highly trained o.
| any in America.
In addition to the very attractive novelties o
this Equestrian company, the Managers have en-,
gage';, at an immense expense, the GREAT
SCOTCH GIANT and GiANTESS, Mr. and
! Mrs. Randall. Mr. Randall will perform his gil
gantic act on two matched Hanoperien cream
steeds.
| Mr.. RANDALL, the largest Giant in the
world. and Of the finest proportionsin symmetry
is feet inches if height; measures, around
the chest 81 inches, the calf Of the leg, 30 inches
the aim, IS2 inches, and can span, from the tin
o. his thumb TO the end of his fingers, l34 inches:
He weighs 432 pounds. He is accompanied by
his wife, Mrs. RANDALL, who is the must e.
normous Giantess the world ever behold.
Inc wardrobe is extensive, entirely new, and
of tho most magnificent description. fine
Brass Bdnd will accompany the exhibition
Ample arrangements will be msde for the accom-.
odatiDn OF all who may attend. The various
WA 10 dStHdNOl IpA Iio IOVGIIyS
splendor and effect, and the tfiost- suitable and
magnificent appurtonances.
The managers would assure the public, las they
themselves convinced bv unparalleled appro-
baton with which the exhibition of the OLYMPIC
ARENA and United States Circusnas been receiy-
ed in every city and Town which they have thus
far visited, that they enabled to produce an
entertainments far superior to any heretofore offer
ed for the patronage of the public.
Among those composing the Equestrian Corps
are the following artists:
w WATERMAN. BlCHELLOR.
H BUCKLEY, j KELLY,
G MOORE J PARKER.
A F LINING, WIN KELLY,
T OSBORN, d MARTIN.
MASTER KELLY, MAST K BUCKLEY,
M BUCKLEY,
That beautiful Female Equestrian, Miss LAU-
RA BUCKLEY, and the astonishing Bare Back RI
der, young HENRY BUCKLEY, who, for speed, grace
and difficult feats, challenges the world.
CSFDoors open at 2-performances TO COM
mence % o'clock.
.4dnassion.-Boxes, so cents; Pit, 25 cents
Children to the boxes, under years of age half
price.
a splendid Brass Band is attached to the com
pany, who will play some of the most popular
airs ON entering the town.
The above company will exhibit at NsPef-
vills, on the l7th inst.
JOLIET, May 4, l847.
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NEW GOODS

A P: MCDONALD, has lately purchased
GAa and now offers for sale, Broad Cloths,
Cassimere's, Casin,,t's, vestings. Bed Ticking,
Diapers, Combicks, Gi1ahams.chechs, Irish Lila
men, Bic ached Shiring, SS Hkffs. Linren do cot7
ton do, Shawls, BdcEskin ttloves and Mtis, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose aud Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Molesses, &c: 49,
In payment will be .,akeu wi heat, Oats. Corn,
Potatoes, Butisr, cheese, .&c. The public gensr7
ally, and Farmers, especially, are invited TO cali
and examine for themselves.
Joliet. March %, 1917.
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TO FA r Frs.
JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber viii keep on hand large
assoilmeni Of cloth OF his own mahuiacture which
he proposes 90 exchunge for wool. He will give
one ysrd CT good heaey cloth for two and a Rar
pounds of good clean wool of the same quality :
OF he will work wool upon shares as follows give
one boil. the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon hts
half or all that the wool makes by receiving thir
ty-eight cents per yard for manufacturing. He
viii aisomonufacturc for custome rs BL ANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as VOL as SAT-
NETT l. FUIfLCLOTH.
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WAR rs MEETING.

The citizens of Will county are reqoes.
ted TO meet at the Court House, in Joliet,
on Wednesday the 18th inst. at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of raising a COM
pany Of volunteers, in response to the call
ofthe Executive ofthiS State as contaif-
ed in his proclamation.
JOHN BLACKSTONE,
Col. 99th Reg. Ill. Militia.
n. L. HAwLEY, Adiutant.
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Virginia Eleftiousl

Though we cannot yet speak positively,
we are in good spirits as to the grand re-
suit in Virginia. Unless the western
counties should play US some strange
tricks, we count upon having democrat
ic legislature, and tsCeIUe out of fifteen
members Of Congress. This ought to
satisfy all reasonable men, considering
the untoward circumstances under which
we went into the battle this SPRING
Richmond Eng. April 81.
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MANIFESTATIONS, NOTICE:

ALL persons having claims against the estate
Of Easl: y Hation, deceased, aIe notified and re-
quested to present the same for adjuiaIou, at the
Term of tie Pinbsie court Of Will county to be
holden at the office Of the probate justice, in Juliet
on The lst Tueeda9 in May next.
ELIZABETH 1ATrON, Administrative.
PAUL TATHAWAY;,X administrator,
Joliet, March 2li, lS4!. IL CIV
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@For the Information of Strangers,

DERSONS wishing TO find their Town Lots
Il Or Lands or wishing to purchase Govern
ruent Lands, will please coll on J. Woolley Jr.,
in Joliet, nearly opposite The Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions Of Lands or iowa Lots
can be given By lho subscriber for the Counties of
Cook, Win, lroquois. Grundy; Kendall, and La
Sale, sand he has on hand maps, true copy Of
Record, in nearly all -thes counties.
JEDDIAH WOOEEEY; Jr.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS
OF the Battle Of
CERRO GORDO

IA friend handed US st. Louis Rspub.
iiOAn this morning, Of May I, containing
the fOllowing'lelter, taken from the N. o.
Picayune of April Goth. We stop the
press to lay it before our readers.l
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Wanted.

A good COOK, either a man q woman.
and iotir girls WHO understand working in
a Public House. can have a good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIoNAE
HoTRk. Joliet.
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The Illinois river il falling slowly; the
stage Of wateris yet sufficient for the lar
gest class Of boats.
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| A<OSSO1ts III NJ w lOlN"S'
Edwards and Wayne, = Kinman*
Fdyette, J w II Edmonson. T Ec
cles.+
Franklin, G w Aiken
Fulton, l Lenley, Fl NJ Wead, G Kreid
er, David Markley.
GGllatin, A G Caldwell. J Smith.
Greene, D MWoodson,* Franklin Witt,
L E Worcester.
Grundy Id Sale, G w Armstrong.
Hamilton, James Lasater.
Hdpcosk, C Choate, Robert Miller. =
L C Sharp, Thos. Goddess VIM S Moore
Hardin and Gallatin, A. McCalIan,~
Henderson,, G .Tdrnbull
Henry -Gtnnd KhoG, Joshua Harper
Highland, Rankin Wallace
froqUois and VIII, Jesse o Norton. =
Jasper and Crawford, r q Morris.
Jefferson, F 8 Casey.
Jefferson, Marion and Hamilton, Zadoc
Casey, Walter B Scates.
Jersey, A B Knapp
10 DaUiess, Thomas Campbell, o W
Pratt, w B Green
Johnson, John Oliver
Kane, A Churchill, A Adams T Judd*
Kendall, wv Mason
knor, c X Harvey, J Knox*
Lake, Horace Butler, Hurlbert Swan*
La Sale, Abram Hoes, VIM Stadden
Laurence, John Mieure,
Lee, John dement,
Livingston and Mclean, LaFdner*
Logan, James Tuttle*
Mclean, David Davis*
Mason, F 8 n MarshalI*
Macoupin, J L Palmer, Graham
NcDonough, NJ Campbell
McDonough and Warren ] Hutso1
lNcHenry, J Sibley* P w Deitz*
DC enry and Boone, S A Hrrlbut*
Madison, 6 I Brown, B Robinson, E
NJ West,* C Edwards
Marion, C L Pace
1Nrcon and Plat, E % SMITH
Massac TG C Davis,
lNena d, BF Northcul*
Mercer, F Prick
Montgomery, II Hountree
Montgomery and Bond, JIM Davis*
Moultrie and Shelby A Thornton*
Morgan, J Dunlap, N Cloud, s D Lcck.
woods w Thomas
Monroe, J D Whiteside, A James
Ogle, d J Pinkney+
Perry, Washington and Clinton, John
Grain
Peoria, WV Thompson, L. B. Knowl-
tons
Peoria and Fulton, o Peters
Perry, II B Jones*
Pike, VIM r Archer, NJ Blair, Fl DuHn,
w A Grimshaw*
Pope, VIM Sims
Putnam, o Turner
Randolph, FW Robbins, r B. Servant
Richldhd. A Kitchell
Rock Island, J w Spencer
Sangdmon, Fl MathSny,* s IT Logan, -
N w Edwards ] Dawson*
Scott, N NJ Knapp f s Dunsmors*
Schuyler, w A Minshall*
Shelby, E Evev
st Ciair, McCully, G Bunsen, w C
Kinney, w w Roman
Stephenson, S B Farwell, T B Carter
Tdze9eU, H r Green,* w H Holiness
Uniou, s Hunsaker
Vermillion, J C Vance, ] Canadsy*
Wabash, c H Constable
Warren, A C Harding
Washington, Z II Vernon
Wayne, ] NJ Hogue
Whiteside, A G Jackson
White. s 8 Hayes, D Hay*
Williamson, J T Loudon%
Williamson. Franklin and Jackson, w
Allen
Woodford, 81 Gross
Witnebago, r J Cross s nj Church*
VIII Hugh Henderson, YIN cClue
*Whigs
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CIpem Oil Warrshtsd Pu.e al LOVES on
y Chicago St.
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Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
on them, Tor sulo OH reasonable terms. AIss
other tracts and lats for sale. Enquire Of
y. w. BOWEN, General Land Agsn:,
March, 1877. Joliet, III.
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Young Ladies' and Misses
SELECT SGNGOl.,
MRS. Il. N. FULLER

:" ILL open School for Young Ladies,
w and Misses in The School Room now oc1
cupiod by Mr. M'ln;osh, in East Joliet, Oh
Monday, the l2ss day, of April next -, ;. =. >,
Il VIII be .ihe aim OF the Teacher to make eve.
ry principle thGroughiy understood. and TO adj +;
vance the pupil as fast as is practicable, with
regar, TO Iser own interest and the Lest culture
of the mind, which the several depa. tments of the
School will embrace
@HU"H
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Ortho
Realizing, wiring, Geography, Parley's FRS
Book Of History.
JUNIOR Ass Botany, Natural Phioso:
ply, Physiology, Arithmetic, Modern aud An
cient History and Grammar,
SENIOR CLASS-Waus on the Mind,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Logic, Moral
Philosophy.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT S2,06
JUNIOR Glass 3,h8
SENIOR Glass 500,
"NKE"A @0
French Language Ii $500
Drawing and Pain ing, each, 800
Joliel, March I6, IS47.
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ANARMERS IL you wish for an article of
Il Spring Seed hat will not rust, call at onr
store and purchases few bushels Of the BLACK
SEA WHEAT. SMITH s. MATHER.
Joliet, April Is, 1876.
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FOO SHAWLS nov opening and ,rni
HUI Sale at LOVES Store
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in the
IL
prpie wi Who nth the
IL : II
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TARIFF OFF
SkocERfFs9

SMEFHG MATHER have now in store and
ready for tine inspection of their friends, and the
publics a large and Seasonable Stock of Fresh
Groceries ofevsFy variety, at lowest pnces They
assure their friends that it is 10 their interest to
call aud examine their stock and prices, as they
are determined 10 sell; and be undersold by none
if prices DOME suit, don't Bop. Glow Prices and
sue pTofis,' is thsir motto.
Bluff Street, Vest Joliet, a few rods north Of
the National Hotel.
S. D. SMITH. Sc MArnER
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NOTICE
EMPORIUNE OF FASHIONS

EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS
7 ME Undersigned begs leave to nform the
Il citizens of Joliet and vicinity that he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, and PHILA-
DELpHIA Fashions. He is prepared TO
execute work in the most fashionable style.
SAop-undeF the Sign Of "Emporum of Fash
ion." Bluff Street, Joliet, III. 10 Tyr
+. NICHOLSON.
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COLLINS Axes, warranted gen,Gns at
~ LOVES
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OkAn Winter & fall Caps, from I2s
6OOO cents up TO she falls Of 5i. An
Ihony for snie at LOVES, CHEAP 6ToRE.
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- Leghorn & Florence Braid BonRsl
~ Velvet do do
Childrins Straw & florence braid do
for snlo at LOVES.
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Now opening at LOVES OLD stan

COMPRISING the and best selected
y (Which purchasers invited call and ezamine consist
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Noitoo & Linnen TwiIIed Bagging can be
~ bought cheap for ready pay at A. Mat
son's.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

GODEY'S REPUBLICATION OF THE
lwo most popular works in Europe,
BlackWOOd's Lady's Magazine.
And Gazette Of the Fashionable World,
ALSO,
THE LONDON WORLD OF FASHION,
And Continental FsuiHeton's.
The price Of the two works in England is p
year. As re.Pubshed by the subscriber they
cost o'y s. year.
BLAcKwooD's LApY's MAGAZINE. g. Gazprrr
OF THE FASHIONABLE WoRLD,-For Town and
Country-Deroted to Bellies. Lettres, Music. Fine
Arts, Fashions, &c.
The we'll known celebrity in Europe and this
country, of B!ackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
has induced the subscriber 10 commence the re
publication Of this fashionable London MONTHLY.
lis matter of surprise that the re. publication
of this work was not commenced some yeors
since. On looking over some of the late mum.
bers we find them filled with Storles and Poetry.
and Narratives, the most of which fall but little
behind those published in the Edinburgh Work,
and many surpass even tho ema no tions from the
Giant inteilecls OF the Great Northern Magazine.
The best writers of the day contribute 10 its pa
1t has been published seventeen years ia Lon.
don, and has a circulation exceeding 70 900 copies
through England, Scotland, Ireland and the con.
tinent Of Europe. 1t is translated into several
Of the continental languages-it being the only
instance of an English Magazine receiving that
compliment.
THE LONDON WORLD OF FASHION,
And Continental IeuiHeton's
A monthly Publication of the Courts of LDndon
and raris;-Dedcated to High Life. Fashion.
abes, Fashions, Polite Literature, Fine Arts,
the Operas, Theatres, &c.--Edited by several
Literary and Fashionable Characters.
In the above two works will be found all the
Gossip of London, Paris, and the principal Cities
of the Continent Of Europe. Royal Gossip
Description Of the Queens Drawing Room Par.
ties. with accurate accounts of the dresses of the
Ladies of Rank--Nobeman' Fe,es. Desc ripllon
Of every New Opera, with criticisms on the sam me
Performers, &c. Tales by the best English
Authors, Poetry, New Music. Her Majesty 5
visit to different Observation-Disclosures Of New
Paintings, and the ArIists--Vnrielies. &c.
The publication price of the above work in
London, s = dollars.
Terms of Godey's New Monthly Magazine.
8 year, in advance.
ALI orders must be addressed post paid, to
l.. A. Cooley.
lOl Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
O.. P.

THE editor of the Huntsville Banner gives the
owing as the soi.oquy ofa KeElucky volunteer,
10 had rough and tumble fight IN Houston,
! got clear Of the consequences:
Nho wouldn't be sodior-who wouldn't be a
dler in Mexico, if 'twere only for the pleasure
travelling home through Texas. You have
pr choice whether to walk, to ride on horse.
Fk, or in the stages; orr you tire Of that. you
take steamboat; and then if you would like to
|e a little knock.down, by way Of variety, it
pit cost you id cent. Oh, this Texas is
most magnificent country!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
STATE OF ARKANSAS. J

STATE OF ARKANSAS,1
COUNTY OF MADISON,
Circuit Court in Chancery sitting, MAY Term
thereof. ls47.
Joshua Wharton, Plaintiff,
VS.. DIyoRcE.
Elizabeth Wharton, Defendant,
A ND now on this day, it appearing to the
- court that the said defendant is a non resi-.
dent, by the return of the Sheriff; it is therefore
ordered by the court, that the said defendant be
notified that the said Joshua Wharton has filed
his blll in the court, praying that the bonds of
matrmony heretofore entered into by the said
wharton be dissolved; and charges that the said
Elizabeth hath wilfulv absented herself from the
said Plaintiffs bed and board for more than one
year, without sufficient cause; and that the said
Defendant appear at the next term of this court,
court to be holden on the second Monday after
the fourth Monday in October, A. D. lS47, at
the Court house, in the town of Huntsville, in the
county of Madison, and State of Arkansas; then
and there TO plead, answer or demur to said bill,
or the will be taken as confessed and
decree entered accordingly: and that the publica.
ton of this order in the Arkansas ln,elllg
u newspaper published in the town of Van Buren,,
and State of A rka nsas, for two successive weeks,
before the commencement of the SAID next term
of this court shall be sufficient notice 10 tho said
Elizabeth Wharton, the Defendant of the pen-
dency of this suit.
STATE OF ARKANsAs,1 SIS.
County Of Madison. |, II. B. Brown, as Clerk
OF the Circuit Court in chancerv sitting, of the
county aforesaid, do certify that the above order
is a true copy Of the chancery record in said en-
titled case as appears to me of record.
In testimony whereof / have hereunlo set my
hand Clerk Of said Court, at Office al Hunts
vile, this 2oth day Of June. lS47.
II. b. BROWN, Clerk
July II, lSl7. 23-2w. Prs fee, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
no THE EDITOR.
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKs., July l2!h, ls47.

FAyETTENlLhSt
Oss, S:.ss I wrots you last. have seen couple OF
o'h hsrs of the "Fori Smith Herald" a journal
nunJ neeuliarly to the interests of Fort Smith,
"os'o i have seen additional motive why the
enu -. of Van Buren, should stir up the question
ci!ll'n ca roods. The "Herald" makes no bones
" ,,;no Fort Smith is the most accessible and
o. ssst route from this region to Texas and Lou
n:aI !N;an,I and that should spur you up to talking
lsa Ian, the road to Van Buren, and talk in such
as "" ,bat we shall see people take interest IN
wy W.. If such moment to US and you, OF turnpike
s'sp Is from the Missouri line to Van Buren.
". like 10 see competition, and trust your Fort
vi, neiphbors will compel you to ''do the
s.ndsome Sn, hing" in the way Of advocating turn
n;hs roads and giving our farmers good prices
Ip, =. their produce. say, we like to see such
N.nnst,on, ~. up here. bu, as Van Buren is our
e.ar;t, place and on this side of the river, we
.SvI stick to you if you will only stick to US, and
y. 90 GOOD roads made so that we can get our
nroduce down to you.
PSS Since wrote last, have mudo enquiries OF
~ farmers what they thought Of the Bridge
I"La1,s n a, Van Buren,: the invariable reply was,
.ba, there was nothing to cross such bridge, and
NV rscessty for it, until roads were made SO that
:, w .ouId he got at. Were good roads made from
Vsu Ruten up the State line in the direction of
s.o,,s mills, to great turnpike in the direction of
Surno6sd. Mo-, and road in the direction of
Hnn,syille, and other directions in the State and
Cherokee nation, then you might safely and
nro6ubly build bridge. If such turnpike
eouId bs started from Van Buren, to the Missouri
fIine, Straightforward. have no hesitation in
v;ng that the farmers in all this section would,
nv taking stock or otherwise, do their utmost to
%ecopd any operations Company might choose
4 10 uut into being. And the best of stock would
h be, too for them, or any, to take.
! As you are the paper Of the northwest. star!
his bail, this scheme of a turnpike road to Spring.
S6aM, and Ferp it rolling Til all the rough OBJ
ptacles now in the way may be rolled out.
More at my leisure.
Yours, BosToN MOUNTAIN.