Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

THOMAS =. DREW.
OF PULASKI
FOR CONGRESS-,
ROBERT w. JOHNSON,
OF PULASKI.
+s*PositiyeIy no new subscriptions TO the INTEL
7igsVcer, viii be taken. without the cash accom-.
Panies the same.
All jOb-work must be paid for when il is taken
nwny. and transient advertisements To be paid for
when the same are admitted IN the paper.
Distant patrons can obyiate this cash regulation
by giving city endorsements.
Tie Rirsr Is very low. YET navgable for small
boats. The 2. Il. TFhiie arrived from the mouth
Of the river. on last Monday, and departed down
the river on The following Wednesday.
.*sEIder J. T. Johnson within the last five
days has held pro,racted meeting. at BELMONT
In this county, and we understand ne obtained Is
additions the .SChrissiln Church. amongst
whom are sosno of our most intelligent and in
fIential citizens. A church was organized with
Elders and Deacons, numbering about 40 mem
bers. Almost the entire neighborhood has be.
come members of that church. On tomorrow,
the Elder leaves for Little Rock in the stage.
***EIdor Joshua FISHER will preach at the
church in Van Buren,, on the second Sunday
(l2lh inst.)
GIVE are requested to call a meeting of the
Internal Improvement corresponding committee.
Tuesdoy night xt, at the Courthouse, when
business Of Importance will be laid before it.
CIT We are Obliged to Gen. Foot, of Mississippi
for copy of his speech, delivered in the U. S.
Senate.
GTMr. Bump, of :he steamer p. II. While
will please accept our thanks for late river papers
OG-Capt IIoyi0n of the steamboat Cotton Plant
has placed US under many Obligations, during the
past season, for late papers; for which he will
please accept our acknowledgements.
We are under oblig,tons to Capt. AHcn, for
late river papers.
CREEK DELEGArIoN.-Colonel Ben. Marshall.
Tuckeebachee Micco, Geo. Steadham, and Geo
Scott of the Creek nation passed through this place
las; Wednesday on their way to Washington City.
whittier they have been sent, a delegation, by
the council OF their nation.
In company with the Creek Delegation was
delegate from that tribe. Tustenecoochee IS 4
member of Black Dirl's tribe, known as the
friendly Indians. who emigrated at the beginning
of the Seminole war, withou, being engaged in
hoslLes with our troops.
INDIaE SCHoLARs.-Thirteen Chickasaw youths
passed through this place. last Tuesday, under the
charge Of Mr.. Charles Eastman, on their way 70
the Choctaw Academy. in kentucky. They are
fine intelligent. well-behayed hoys and will be
considerable acquisition 20 Col. Johnson's school.
0ITAs The time is approaching hen candidates
viii wish 10 announce their names, as such thro
the columns Of tho Inelligencer,'' we desire to
give them notice that shall charge 50 IA ad-
vance, for each announcement and if any can
ddato should be disappointed about seeing his
name in the paper. he may rest assured it is only
because ne did not send us the fee
C<T In to-tay's paper wi. be found an interest
ing letter from Capt. .Uo5t, Of the army in Mex
leo. The gallant Captain keeps his friends well
advised Of the movements and position Of the Ar
kansas troops.
We also publish letter from an officer of Capt.
EHy.ri's company, Stationed in the valley cf The
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e. We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of Mr.. MarshaiI, who has received
alIsupPIy Of choice fruit scions, apples, pears
cherries, etc, ETC., from tie nursery of Messrs.
Briggs 6s Co.. Ohio. These gentlemen are dis
tingushed for raising the bes: specimens of fruit
and we are assured that the supply received by
Mr. NJ. is of choice selection. This is an ex-
celeBt opportunity for persons setting ou orchards
and others, TO lay in stock of excellent fruit.
0TThe crowded state of our columns deprive
us of the pleasure of laying before our readers.
TIE conclusion of Major Boriamd's remarks in re-
gard TO the Encarnacon prisoners. We will pu-
5sll it next week.
0SThe flet-boat :. Bull Hide" out of Big Su-
gar Creek, No. arrived at this port on last Sum
day, after navigating Sugar Creek Cowskin, Ne
osho. and the Arkansas, through territory belong
lag to Missouri, Cherokee nation and Arkansas.
Her cargo was hides and -four from Scott's Mills.