{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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g. The last Banner talks considerable about some venison lately presented to its editors and printers. They enjoyedan excel lent 'bachetor' dinner, but we should like to know holo it could be bachelor dinner, when the same paper announces the marriage of one of its editors, while the other has been married some time? How was it r. Did the editors in their luxurious feastings forget thelr matrimonial state 9-.4fk'S Intet- Hgencer.

 Did 1t not accur to our lar-west cotempo- rares that the ssvenison' might have been received and eaten, before the wedding3 apart from the fact that the "Bannero is very ex- tensive concern, giving employment to some dozen individuals, besides the Editors, and keeping its "bachelor's hail., as we'll as its family establishments. Such ignorance is excusable only in those living "so far of,'' as the lntelligencer folks.