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ANEoUIyocAL LcoMPLIMEST.-T'he "Mem- phis Eagle" usually so remarkable, alike for the critical accuracy of its use of words, and the classica!lucidity of its style, has the fol- lowing:

 "it appearsby the following from the Red River La, Republican, that Gen. Gaines and his gaildm lady have commenced running ther claims upon some of the interior coun- try Of Louisiana, as well as the great city.- May they recelseeyery rood drightfully theirs.n

 The precise idea intended to be conveyed by the term ''gallant," as applied to Mrs. Gaines, If this instance, we are unable to de- termine. The gallantry of the old General himself, every body understands ands appre- cIates; but that of his aoite, is--another mat ter "A man of gallanry" is one thing A Lady of galiantryi Beware, Mr. Eagle, that you be not in a scrape.