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w. II. & NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Col. II 5. Wilson, p. M Huntsville.
7. NJ. Fayetteville


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Tile Riuer-Is low and falling.


The Speech of d. WALKER, Esq, W i'll be found
on our outside page. We publish it in compliance
with our pledge of neutrality. We take this oc.
casion to say that we have never refused to admit
communication, either Wing or Democrat, up.
on tho grounds Of its political character. Our
columns are at all times at the service Of either
party.


We arc requested to contradict tho report which
is in circulation, that the citizens of Ciarksvile,
Johnson county, are not willing or able to enter
tain the ministers Of the next conference which is
to be held at that place on the 18th OF next month.
They are making ample arrangements. and prof
fer the hospitalities of the town to all Ministers
who may attend on that occasion.


There will be Quarterly Meeting of tho Metho-
dis. Episcopal Church held at Van Burcn on the
2Sth and 20th Of October, it being the last Sa,ur-
day and Sabbath in the mouth. The Presiding
Elder and several strange preachers are expected.


The Rev. John Buchanan will preach the fune-
raj of Mrs. Caroline Mcbride, consort Of Mr.. J.
Mcbride, at the residence of Mr.. John Howel, on
Friday the 9th inst.


Rev. John Buchanan will preach at Mr.. Pevey-
houses on Sunday tho 29th inst.
Sudden dsaIh Of Senator Linn, of Mo-The
St. Louis Gazet te of the 7th October says:-sYes-
terday the mourntul intelligence reached this ci.
ty, that the Hon. Lewis F. Linn, U. S. Senator
from Missouri, died at his residence at ST. Gene.
We've on the 3rd inst. We learn that after dinner.
on the day of his death, he retired to his room
and was shortly afterwards discovered to have
passed without groan to purcr and better
| world"


Ohio rirer juNiMg.-The ST. Louis Era of tho
7th Oct. says: "Boats in this morning from tie
Ohio, report the river falling, with an average of
6 feet water in the channel from Louisville to the
mouth"


Gen. Gaiacs.-Ike Memphis (T'cnn.) Eaglo
says: "The Legislature Of this State convenes
at Nashville on Monday. Gen. Gaines is there,
and 1t Is not impossible that be may be elected one
of our Senators. He would mako not a bad one
and his chances Of election are better than those
OF some who seem to be much better than his


Hon. Il. II. WiM.-Il is reported that this dis.
tInguished gentleman is about TO move from Geor.
gia to New Orleans.


Jacob WcSt-Who was convicted in the Saline
District, Cherokee Nation, as an accessory to tho
murder OF Isaac Bushyhead, was hung on the lllh
INST. We learn also that John West was con.
Vlcied and hung on tho 18th inst


The Cherokee Council is still in session. It b,s
passed an act Of outlawry against tho Stars, an.
thorlsng the citizens 10 take them dead or ,livo
1t has also passed an act creating companies Of =
Captain and twenty five mon, in each diStric, e..
the apprehension Of these criminals.
1he SidrTs.-Lost week we were inrormaI ,h,
party were in close pursui, upon the ,racL of
these outlaws; that they were compelled to Ioove
their horses, which wero captured by fbe ,,,rs,.
ers, and that strong hopes were entertained of ,bor
capture.


Subsequently we have learned that a p,r,v Of
U. S. Dragons left Fort Gibson for Beatiss P,,i.
RE, where these men were known to be. We,ro
convinced that they arc in the country, and think
that they must ultimately be taken.


Mystic Club.-Wo are requested to inform n,
members of this interesting association, tba, !,
meeting will be held tonight, when will be re,d
to them, letter from tho Secretary of the Julepp;
| Club Of Now Orleans.
| MidaigM Cry.-This well conducted ;orr,,