To the Editor Of the .adrocate:
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 Deor iSir--fhe talented gentleman who represented this county in the last General Assembly, has just returned home, much to the discontinue of his disbelieving ene- mics, who had predicted that he would never find his way to Little Rock. On his way home, the following conversation is re- ported to have taken place between this So- lon of ours, and gentleman of the county, to whose gate Mir. Garrett rode up, for the purpose of getting drink of water. After shaking hands, the gentleman inquired:

 "Nell, Mir. Garrett, have you enjoyed your health, since you left us?''

 s'Nhy, can't say as have. I've had some leete sickness, and riding in this cold air makes me feel very pasiiianimous.''

 ''Won't you alight, then, and go in and warm awhile4''

 '':Thank you-thank you. l have been away from home so long, that never want ed to get home agin with so much reiuc- taaace in all my life.o

 "Well, Squire Garrett, l understand you have been dividing our county"

 "Yes Sir-I'Il tell you, was pfeposter- ous on that bill"

 "Can you tell me exactly how the county is 10 be divided"

 ''No sir--no--I have forgotten all about it. l only know that was preposterous on it."

 What do you think of that

 Yours, &c.