Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-17
Roane. l1oos, Wilson. Edinet


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Mountain, - .uL--wo- .r' .csss7ooa
Fort Smith, CA ,ie.) = I ,,.. aras#b -...a1ss.9a5
Marion, No ele-tion.) ir- 2.
Big Creek, mot heard from.)
Bales, ca cd do. i0l ca p -z1 .E'a. H-
Sugar Loaf aa. do.o eas' ll -z.'ah @
OF The Ritter has fallen two or three feet dur
ing the past week. ye. it is in high stage and
navigabe for boats of all Glasses. 5000 - q. -a
The Robert Norris. from New Orleans, arrived
on Saturday. und. returned on Thursday. The
Hudson. from Pittsburg, arrived on Saturday and
returned the same day. p. II. WAiie, from Ma.
poeon. arrived on Sunday. and returned on Mon
day. The VI. Fl. Day, from below, arrived on
Thursday. The Della on Friday r,. .....
OF Our Acknowledgements are due to Captain
HALEY, Of the Della. for late river papers.
ov Our thanks to the polite officers of the Ro-
Der, Morris for late papers. o. '.
p We have received short note from B. ~
the California lover. who is silly enough TO think
that" Cinderella - Dorothy. and others of the
fair too anxious to ensnare him. He has con.
turns, which will be as soon as he accumuates a
n''Hton' 7lir ell -.-- .--soa n .0aazr no
GA wagon can without greasing, so can
business be done without advertising, but i, is
slow work. ,i .--- v a-e-.. I'D .,--- ..,l ma
6rA Secret-lsanything made known to srsry
body in whisper 7 .r-. --
e1-I, is suggested that a law be passed that no
widow shall be allowed TO marry until all the girls
nre disposed Of. This might be fair law if there
~ero no rising crop continually coming on. a.r
We have been asked why ladies' are not en-.
Titled TO seats on the floor of Congress And we
caneonly give the gallant Frenchman's reply :;
winch Is that none re ever to be found old enough
the law requires that the members shall be at
least thirty years of age. -..,..- Gnu.
Dr. J.-P. Bush, Of Mississippi, arrived ve.ter..
DAY on the Della. en- route 10 California On the
same boat. Major Huston, and Mr. Williams. of
Memphis. Tenn, agents for company at Mem.
PhIs. arrived, intending 10 make ARA ngements and
prepare an outfit before the company arrives.
California Emigranfs comine.-The A rkansas
Democrat. of the 9Th inst, states that a party OF
emgrans, from Alabama and Mississippi, had ar
rived at Little Rock, with their wagons, mules.
Sc, and Intended coming on by land. Tbev are
represented to be fine-looking and hardy men, and
are about so strong 7- s-.--'a .s.h 1'.
The same paper mentions tha, an agent of
company from Washington City, now on its way.
had arrived In advance. to make some necessary
preparations. This company is said to be thirty
strong. .-oTsAFHA- 81 ss..Aa e. ,Hct a4h
From the same source, we learn. that several
other parties are in that city, on their way. =.
Persons from Missouri, Ohio, Indiana, Kentuc.
ky, Louisiana, and other places, are now here.
ready 10 start a, any moment. a.
G5,Two companies are forming in this place,
for the California Emigration, one TO use only
mule or horse teams, the other admitting oxen
Thus persons will find company TO suit them,
let their transportation be what it may. We un.
derstand that the company with mule teams will
start on the lst April. Also we learn
that il is The intention of the other company to
start about lha: time. They VIII both take Gregg's
trail from this place and follow tito Webber's
TO the mouth of North Fork, and along Gregg's
route, which is yet visi ble. ., ---.
o. # would be advisable for the California
Emig grants each to take along supply Of Thrus-
On Ague and Fsrer PiAs no, enIy for their own
nse but 10 dispose of among the goId-dggers.-i
rom all accounts, there is great deal of ague
md fever at The Placer, these will be found useful
is well as profitable. Nothing need be said as 10
he character Of the pills, that is wei. esta b.
Persian Tobacco Seed Through the 1politeness
't Senaier BoRLAND, we have been favored with
4 small quantity of Persian Tobacco Seed, from
Egypt. raised on the estates of the Viceroy bra.
lIm Paefa. called intle East Tonbakkre us,.d for
moking in The Nargnilay or Waier-pipe. Ii was,
presented TO the Patent Office by J. P. Brown,
ESQ.,, US. Consul at Gonsla utinople, and is the
growth of. 1913. .i 2 sI1' 90 elas-ss sdi 10 5nit
We have no doubt that these seed are some.
hing nice. and shall distribute, them equally
mong our farRiefs, Who will, no doubt, give a
'ccd return. aTi. 1Gs egod siiia sdi osea ito 4
.soEadlgisn -s9ions r. :.