Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
HARVEY STEWARD.
EXPEDITION TO THE WICHETAW MOUNTAINS.

EApEDlllUN 1U IHE HlCHETAW MUUATAlNN.
The members of this Company are urgently re.
quested to meet at the Court House, on TUES
DA Y, the 10Th of July. Business of Importance
will be transacted.
JOHN T. WILLIS, Sec'y.
Elders GRAHAM and POLLY of the Christian
Church, will hold protracted meetings at the fol-
lowing named places.
Commencing Thursday before End Sunday in Aucpst
at Huntsville.
Thursday before 3rd Sunday in August, at Ozark
Thursday before 4th Sunday in August, at Mclean )
Bottom.
Thursday before Ist Sunday in September at Oak
land.
:, Thursday before end Sunday in September. at Van
The RIVER has been falling during the week, but
is at present in good boating condition.
The Robert Morris arrived Tuesday and left
for st. Louis same day.
The Monedo left Wednesday for Fort Gibson.
The Jno. B. Gordon from Cincinnati, Thursday
The Cotton Plant from New Orleans, yester.
day.
e1-We are indebted to the polite Clerk of the
Cotton Plant for N. Orleans papers of June 10Th
Neio and Cheap Goods.-By reference TO our
advertising columns, it will be seen that Messrs.
MORRILL, q MAEEAN have Just received a splendid
assortment Of New Goods, selected expressly for
this market and the Indian Country. We take
pleasure in calling the attention of Country Mer
chants, Indian Traders, and the public generally,
to their handsome stock, where they will find
goods at reasonable rates. and on accommodating
terms.
GJ- Those of our Merchants trading at the East,
will find good bargains at the Wholesale Boot and
Shoe Store Of Mr.. VIM. SaIrH BRowN, l49 Water
street, New York. (See ADVERTISEMENT
Gross f1oTEL.-Our friend Gross is aourishng .
His house has recently undergone considerable
improvements all tending TO promote the comfort
of his friends and patrons. That he is no novice
10 the art OF ca1ering for the appetite we are we'll
assured and living witnesses of the abundance and
richness Of his table are to be seen in the fat
Jolly looks of himself and others uxuriating at the
same board.
CALIFORNIA ENG MIGRANTs.-Majors SroURs, with
an advance party of en,igrants for California ]
from Palmyra, Mo-, arrived in our city on Thurs-|
day last, and proceeded to the Choctaw Agency j
where they will await the arrival of the main pa !
ty under Col. Lane.
We understand that this Company are desirous
OF receiving a few more members, and we would
advise any wishing TO make the trip this year to|
come forward. They have feld-piece and ira ]
yelling forge.
ELECTION FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Perhaps it is not generally known that the cleo !
tlon for representative to Congress, canno, take
place until after the next session of the legislature
The following is copy of the law passed at the
last session:
"Be ii enacted by The General Assembly Of fhe|
State of Arkansas, That all laws requiring Re-
preventative to the Congress of the United States
TO be elected on the first Monday of August, 1880
be and the same are hereby repealed
The repeal of this law was evidently to await
the next apportonment by Congress, which il isl
believed will give to Arkansas an additional re-
preventative, if not more.
OF We happy to state that Gen. BRowN, j
the worthy Cherokee Agent, who was recently
assaulted at The Agency by several desperadoes, !
has far recovered from his wounds as to be able
to get about.
o. The Fourth Of July will be celebrated all
Fayetteville by professions, &c. Speeches wills
be delivered on the occasion by Rev. ]. N. MAI
FIT, J. NJ. TEBBErrs, ESQ.,, and others.
MIssIssIrPi.-The Democratic State Conven
ton met at Jackson the 18th inst, and nomina
ted Gen. John A. Quitman for Governor.
CT The cholera has been very fatal among the
Kickapoo Indians.
uT Latest dates from New York report the cho |
lera Oh the increase in the city.
o. The Cholera has broken out afresh in St.
Louis, and with renewed violence.
Gen. JEssUP, it is said, will be appointed to the |
vacancy occasioned by the death of Gen. Gaines.
sisss5. -telegraphc. despatch from 81, Louis says&