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Mir, BsnrRAsp iatrndaced biil, which become iaw. esiahlishiag the County of Prairie. |, will be seen that this is male entirely from the territory formerly in PuIaski county, and embraces that DOT ton which has heretaIose given the largest demo- ! cratic vote. It was eeriainiy well managed upon the part of our whis repTesentaiisess still. ws@o not consider the cousty inedeemably Naig. We have heard much regret expressed, that the fine should not haze been run in direction to embrace portion of Monroe. St. Francis. and White. where .ey corner with this county. leaving us more terri tory, and larger revenue. The county of Prairie, is bounded as i..iiows:

 "Ali that portion Of the county of Pulaski, lying east of the following described Iines, beginning at the corner of Townships two and three. southi Ranges nine and fen, west thence north to the cor. ncr of Townships one and two. south thence east to the middle Of Range nine; thence north to the line between Townships one and two, north; thenee west to tue line between Ranges nine and ten 1; thence north to the line between Tcwnships four and five; thence west to the line between Ranges ten and eleven; thence north to Cypress Bayou, to the line dividing the counties of White and Puask 1" sf' --2--- tl-4--4 4A4---------t' 'ss +tt

 Our sage Representative from Pulaski, Mr. CRurcnr,ELD, we are informed, has intro duced . resolution to abolish ihe office of Land Agent for the State, requiring the duties to be performed by the Secretary of State. If this sopienf inirodacer of absurd resolutions, would take !he trouble to inform himself of the labor performed in the two offices which he proposes to amalgamate, he would at once perceive inc utter nonsense of.such scheme And, if the disposition, to inilct petty inju- ries upon ihoseAe dislikes, by his s,ereo,y- ped sswhereas,n did not overcome his sense of proprissy, he might have saved the State some expense, the House some trouble, and himself the ridicuie attached to the soa5ri- quet already given him, of old .IFhereas-Pe- ter.m "a ~ .Y,