For tie Arkaasas Intelligence.

The Thing in stripes aad Mu,,,,l,
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Mr.. Editor "A former editor Of Il.
pencer.' in some Of his Ainglngs a, the M
Port Gibson, some twelve months past !,
very euphonious and expressive sou5rio,,, !
thing in stripes and mus,achios,' in applr,
n certain one Of the gentry; bu, a, In,
several CRITTERS Of that genus q, G,bss
,imntion was sent 10 that editor tha, h. y
n, tt,cnlaf as 10 tho indivi idual alluded !.
wished TO be made TO feel soma respoo,s,
Word was therefore sent to tina Post IN,
Ch--n Of the lst Dragoous, was The ~.
intended who after all his boosted chin
me,,lesome game, suffered the insu, 10 n
resented, although he could not conceal. u
rjous occasions, how much he fell its N,
nevertheless he allowed the offending edI,]
on his way shining, and he, the belIlco. !
nut, wears a hand yet clear Of the stain d


would no, allude to this affair a, ,hisl,
no, heard, few days ngo. that this !,
bic thing has again made pretends' an
another demand, which received rebuk.
alike Of the genlIeDan who despatched il /,
cessary to the thing to whom ii was sen,
a few days past, the Comma ndn. a,
Fort Gibson addressed letter TO the G,
Agent upon the subiec. Of lewd women 4
the vicinity of the Post, whose biandishm4,l
corrup,ive to the morals Of The innoceu, ;,
understand the agent declined acting ia
10 them, mot Wishing TO inlrude upon
rights bat that he suggested 10 the conp'
Colonel that the mos, speedy and certain !
efftcling his object was 10 eradicate the
home; that there was the place 10 begins i,
nv Of those establishments were nourisbs,
officers Of the Garrison who paironized
Whereupon the thing in slri pes and mod
made demand Of the Agent TO know il,
was had 10 him when this broad charge v,
he received the rebuke that such shuilI
ture deserved. He was informed that /.
had neither The leisure nor inclination 10
his note, and that he would deem it deer,
now while he had game Of u higher order.
CoIoneIs and field officers, to contend with,
10 enter into personal discussion with al
subaiiern ~ hope after this signal
rebuke, these downy .hedged warriors viii
mind their rank and station and not ata
bea I'd their Superiors.