{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We are indebted to Mir Vim E. Woodruff, P. II. at this place, for copy of the follow ing correspondence with the P. II. General in relation 10 the Mails. This arrangement when carried into operation, will much facili- tate, and insure in future, more certainty and regularity in their receipt at this post office. As the Eastern and Southern mails will be put in bags marked for Little Rock; conse- quently they will not remain at the mouth of White River, as they have done under the former regulations of the P. o. Department, but will be brought direct here by the frs, mail from that point