BARBECUE AT FAYETTEVILLE.
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FayetterHle, ,4Jk., l1h July, 164S. GENTLEMGN-We are pleased to learn that you are on visit to Fort Smith, Permit us, therefore. individually, and in the names of your numerous friends in this part of the Stac to bid you a cordial welcome-and as token of our high regard for your faithful public services, and uncompromsing adherence to republican principles to tender yoa a public dinner, to be given at tis place. at such time as may best suit your convenience. We shall not attempt to enumerate the many ad- vantages enjoy through your unceasing exaftions in behalf of the people of Arkansas they speak for themselves and are treasured up in the hearts of a grateful people.

 Your visit at this time is the more welcome. be- cause we learn that you inspecting for your selves, the importance and indispensable necessity of more thorough defence of the western frontier With sentiments of high regard, we subscribe our selves, your friends and humble servants,

 S. G. SNEED,

 JAMES MeKISICK

 JOHN TILLEY,

 MATTHEW LEEPER, JAMES BRANDON,

 k. P. PELHAM,

 JEFFERSON TILLEY,

 c. W. DEAN.

 ". T. LARREMORE. To the Hon. A. II. sevier and W. s. Fulton