The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-21
sdy.a,ss is "a ness % provide i'sslf viA sps's

IAdyznt.gs for each 10 provide isef with spare
Pax -nsIs conpsniss have n.ds shs MOI rspd -
ssge through 70 California and large Numbers who left
here last spring with wagons abandoned ihs vshices u
on shssd d her sonp.aioas s1 Ana ! iSoisSi y
many thai this mode 10 the preferable one These in
tending adopt this mode had better procure their ami
mails, packs, and equipments. all II this point where
they viii ind persons competent % IL out pack mule
company, winch cannot be done al any other place
Emgrants Ieadsxvousing a Van Buren, will have me
60 upon Greggs road the north side OF the Cana
dian be Oldest travelled road on this route u Lieutenant
Simpsons road on the south side Of the Canadian (which
was travelled last spring BY majority OF the emgfans
who LETT this poinl the road upon which Capt Marcy
returned from Santa Re to Fort Smith; the road which
Lieutenant Buio.d travelled from Santa Fe 70 Fort Glib
and which ne Pronounces superior TO all ofhers or
the road which Captain Evans took from Fayetteville.
and upon which he made remarkably expeditions trip
and suitable point to start upon any Of fhese roads BY
reference % the maps in general use our city viii be
found in 3? deg 80 min north latitude. and ~ deg 20
min. west Longitude the Arkansas river, only hve
miles east OF the Indian line and located the juno
ton Of all the roads above mentioned Its character
mercantile place OF capital and enterprise Is known in
The Arkansas river to this point Il navigabe for
one class another OF boats nearly the entire year i
has been navgabie during the last nine months and will
be navgAble until August, ss we invariably have
" mountain rise in june.
In reference the for starting the emgatng parties.
you'd observe that last year parties ls this place
10th OF June II found. that consequence of the
aieness Of the spring. and the continued heavy ns the
q ss p Ssn hose Who started 4 later
Many OF those who started in May overlook the first that
started before they got fairly on the plains
In consequence of these failures last spring, public
opinion rather settled upon the first Of May the proper
starting time We believe that pack companies may
start any time after the 18th Of April and the expert
will be leaving here during the whole summer Bat in
previous springs the have been 90 early that
ties might have started in March, and such may Be the
case again. though the last spring was unusually back
Companies or individuals desiring to take the Arkan-
route in this years emigration, can obtain any m
formation the subject OF the route, outfit parties, &c
by addressing any 81 the undersigned. who will take
pleasure in giving all the information desired.
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| Gen ,Arbuckie. United States army
| ca Honne~,ftl,.
Hon y " x s ss,..a.
| Hon. Thomas w. Newton
si me Marshal. sdss q a. s plan
Mr. Palmer sdisos q the sou,h.on. Jackson,
General Qatman. Governor q Mississippi. Jackson
verse; Il Co /; j. whitney & Co; w. + Eusice Bosion.
John Steward, r " Co; Grant a. Barton Dorefnus u
Nixon; Hyslop a. Brother New York.
Campbell, Martin g. Co; Truir. Brother, a. Co; Had
dock, Hssetine, 81 Reed, Philadelphia
/ X. Buchanan; Shreve. Steel a Co; Smith Graham
James Mauhews Co; George H. Bates & Co; 5 H. Bur
| ton & Co., Cincinnati
". Garvin 8 Co; Monks & Walker; George ROberi
Buchanan, Louisville.
| Nj GreenwoodA Co Taylor & Rayne; Paradise. Law
Hsdden, a. Co, New Orleans.
A. Bselan; Lyon, shorb, 4 Co.; Spang & Co Curling,
Robinson. IL Co, Pifsburg
General Levin III. Coz; Wells o. Harrington H. Hill
Memphis.
General McMackin; Brown & Johnston, vicksburg.
Mr.. Hendrck, Montgomery, Alabama
General Robert Armssong. Nashville
Bemcnt a. veiie; DR.. A. @. Hzllcck; John Shankiin,
EyansvlIe. Indiana