{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HARRY BLuFr.-We present our readers, this week, the 9th and concluding article by this young but distinguised writer, upon the Lake country. In the paper from which we extract it, a map of-rhe country accompa- nies it, and adds greatly to its interest-as il demonstrates, to the eye, all the positions of the writer. This, for want of plate, or engravers here to make one, we are com pelled to omit We use this occasion to ex- press the opinion that Lieut.. MAuRY has done more than any other one nan-more, indeed, than whole scores of brawhng ''lovers of the people," to bring to view the importance, and yet undoveloped resources, of the most in- tereStlng and valuable portions of our coun- try To his active, bold and persevering mind, we arc indebted for the first real step of public improvement on the Western wa ters,- which will be followed by other works almost mnumerable and inestimable. And should our whole country ever be put in a respectable state of defence, to him we will owe the debt of grateful admiration.