{"newspaper_name": "Arkansas intelligencer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The WEATHER AND THE RlvER.-Ihe weather
is now mild, but for two or three days back the
mornings have been quite sharp and COOL not se'
we're enough, however, to affect Cotton. This
coolness has been produced by late heavy rams
north of us. The river continued falling until
Wednesday morning when it turned very red and
'ooked up about an inch and half. Since that
time ha, constantly though slowly decreased" land
is now only navIgable for such boats as the Lucy
Long and 'Rou' the first of which a w0g says
is able to run any ,rhere, where itis a lite dump'