{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HE RIVER has fallen, slowly, slnee oul last; and there are now tsco feet and c hali water in the channel, at this place.

 The Steamer EvEL1NE is the only arrival within the week. She lies al our wharf, in hopes of rise enough, shortly, 10 enable her to go up.

 The HEALTH of our city, and surroun- ding country continues good.

 The WEATHER is warm, but not oppres- sively so. Several she wers ofrain, one a very heavy one, during the week, have cleared the atmosphere, and laid the dust. They are too late, however, to do good to the crops except, perhaps, in small degree, to the cotton.

 The Van Buren Intelligencer of 2d inst. says;

 ''Fhc cotton crops in this section are greatly injured by the continued drought The river IS low and falling. J