{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The ARKANSAS RIVER, as Il determined not to be beaten even in slow race by the Ohio and Mississippi, has grown 'gradually small and beautifully less," until it has reachd zero on the scale of water-courses.

 But to compensate, in some measure at FIR continues open and delightful, and the HEALTH of our city and neighborhood is much better than usual at this season.

 PuLAsM CIRCUIT CouRr-This Court commenced its fall term on Monday last, Judge CLENDENIN presiding. We under stand that, as usual, there is large number of cases on the docket, which will require long session for their disposal. It will be remembered that the last term of this Court, commencing in April, continued three months.

 TIE SUPREME CoURT Is still in session, and making all due progress with the busi- ness at its disposal.

 Even our neghbor of the Gazette, who has heretofore been hard 10 please with the proceedings oi thls tribunal, seems now dIs- posed to be just towards il, if we may judge from the following, which wo clip from his editorial of last Monday:

 'sFrom the determination evnced by the judges who arc present, we think the busi- ness of the court will be disposed of before they adjourn, so that no ltigant will have any right to complain of a delay of usticen

 Hon. SAM. c. RoANE reached town on Sunday last, and on yesterday took his seat on the bench of this court, as one of the Special Judges.