{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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|aollsh to-day the subjoined letter, re- PFom gentleman in Texas, in answer

 extent, to a letter we published not tee, from our friend E. NJ. Owen, Esq, FVed to Texas with his family, with Pl settling in that State. But, after

 'here, and examining the country, very much dissatisfied, and removed

 Arkansas. At the time we published ie''er, we thought that he had been |a'ed m his expectations of the ad-

 and inducements that are generally |Of by the emigrant to a new country; hey were not to be found in Texas,

 hey were perhaps different, in most

 rom what large number of emi- FPect to find. We are intimately ac- With Mir. o and are we'll convinced |"n Judgment, that his letter was his 0plnlon, .and not written to mislead We thank our Texas friend for his Ee' The Banner is sent him as re- EE,NGroN, \, TEXAS, March 27lh 1S4f.

 Isof-l send you enclosed $3, for |,u Will plea Q send me the "BANNER,o Communication in the .'Banner, ) oo'h, written by my esteemed friend peh Esq, 10 which would respect 'ae attention of the numerous req \ gur valuable paper. Just allow me

 oeslnnlng that Mir. Owen came here

 os' Unreasonable time. There had an unusual quantity of rain, andof rralrles of Texas (now so beauti-

 "ea rathter an unprepossessing ap- W' ~ .ne m eye of the inexperienced tra- '" o' sets out by saying 'he has