AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
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The following gentlemen have kindly Consentet to act as agcns for our paper in receiving the namc of subscribers Be. They are, hereby, fully author izcd to reeewe money fer us, on account of this of hee, and to give receipts for the same.

 We wish to have agen~ in all the counties in tht Stato. Such gentlemen. therefore, are friendly to publication, and willing to aid us by becoming agents, will be pleased to inform of the fact; and their names shall be added to the list

 MADISON CouSry.--Blai. " H. Wilson, Hluis- rillc John C. Sumner. P. NJ, & Paul.

 PERRY CeuNrY.-John l.. Houston, ?. M Peg iypiiie.

 UNION CoUXTY-John II. Cornis, Sheriff ". Chapman. Union C II.

 rclton.

 HAMPSTEAD eouSTy-Robt. l. Phillips, I1les4- ,rgfoa.

 FRANKLIN CouNrY.--c. S. MolFett, Point Prai- rie.

 SEVER CouxTy-A. T. Pettns, Pine Hoods Post Office.

 WASHINGTON GoUkTY.- Col sam'l c. Newton, Booasboro. J. c. Pittman, T. M, Slpeet Home. Lee c. Bakemore, Bo5ioRvate.

 HARD CeuNTY.-Asa MeFelteh, Aliens. Jacob Wolf, P. NJ, Ieard (, II.

 JOHNSON CoUNrY.--MoreauR Rose, and Thomas Powers, P NJ, CiafbariRe. Dr Vim. Cray Horse hsad. Geo. " Patrick, P. M, TiHcg p. O.

 PIKE CouNrY.-Jessc Jenkins, r. M Hasfees boro

 scorr couNry-Miles T. Scott Esq, Boone rillc

 SALINE coUSry.-E1ra M Owen. Esq, Bcatou.

 WAsHTrA CoUNrY.-Wiilam Foster, Fo5fef's P. O. C. C. Scott Esg.. and j. A. Pile, 6raydeR.. PoGNsETT CouNTY.-W. G. Aredge, P. M. g BRADLEY CoUNrv.-Jas Bradley, Esq. Horror MISSISSIPPI CouNrY-Gol. \. c. Blalzemore, Osceoia

 GREEN CouNrY-Dr. c. B. Croft, Cr0,c!ey's Post oBce. John NJ. Mitchell, P. NJ. Gaiaeatii}e. CLARK CoUNTY.-Joln Speer, .4a}oiae

 LAWRENCE CouaTY.-Gen. John $. fciiin, and Andrew Hammond. P NJ, Jackson. Booker Ben nett, P. NJ, SmifbeiHe.

 RANDOLPH GouNrY-N. k. Hunter, ?. M., Po- eahontas. Col William Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes, Fourche Dumas.

 INDrPnNpeNcr CouNTY.-Dr James r. Pelham, BatesriAe. Patrick Childress, OIL 1foggh B5tiom JACKSON CoUNTY.-Nm. II. Morris. ?. M, and Col. James Robinson. Elisabeth,

 NEWTON CouNTY.--John NJ. Ross, Jasper. BENTON CouNrY.-A. B. Greenwood, BeuioamHe CRAWFORD COUNTY Elias Rector, and sa- muel Edmondson, tofi Saifb. Eli Bell, t1n Bmeh. YELL CoUSTY.-Dr James N Floyd Duati1He Pepf GoUNFY.-Thomas \. Howell, Noffistowl, s, M. Hays, Doeet.

 CONWAY CouNry-H. H. Higgins, P. NJ, and John Murray, Lerisbag.

 LaFAYGrfE CouNTY.-Gov. James S. Conway, Coateay.

 JEFFERSON CouNrY.-s Daglenne. Nee Gas eoag.

 AnKsNsas CoUNrY.-Geo Cross. Iotn [. Jones. and Gen. Samuel Mitchell Post of .4fb.qHsos DEsu, CouNTY.-Arthpr Hayes. Esq, NqpoieoR. FULTON GoUNTY.-llon Enos (. Haaer P. M SoRth Fork.

 PnILLips GoUXTy.-fIon. ] . (. P Tollison, He- ena.

 CRrrTENpES CouNry.-Pcter G. Riycs, Esq. and w. N Stanton. Esq. Haiop.

 ST. FRANe1s GouNTY.-James B. Jackson, Esq. Mount Pe3RoR

 C.. rys. Esq, and ". Rowlett& Co.,, Memphis. Hon. l. II. Coe, SomereHe.

 sssSrxrxxzssxszsEzsgcssEz DIED, in this city, al the residence of Judge Beni Johnson, her father on Sabbath last after finger ing illness, MRs SEWER, the wife of the Hon. X l II. Seyier, our Senator iii Congress- Her funeral. attended by large coneo1rse of citizens took place on Monday at o'clock. She Was most estimable Lady, and her death is generally and deeply la mented by this community.

 

 INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF Mn. PoLK.-The inau- gural address of Mir. Polk, delivered to large con course of adnirns hearers collected together from every quarter of the Union to hear it, we, to-day, lay before the readers of the Banner

 Speaking for itself, in its own eloquent language, and lofty sentiments, it demands of us no eompli-

 

 ter O, our government, and the manner in which il should be administered, are clear, liberal and pat rioc. His slight allusion to a national Bank, shows that he regards that question, which has excited and divided the American people for So great q length of time, now and forever settled. His views of the Tariff, such as he has ever en- tertalned and expressed, are frankly and plainly set forth. Opposed to tariff laid expressly for protection, he is in favor of alording equal and all possible protection and encouragement to every h, nh of business far as t can be done by tariff for revenue, with iudcious discrimination in favor of home industry and productions. But he is op- posed to expressing class of society, for the ben eft of another.

 The style of the address is pure, chaste, simple, but eloquent and will fully meet the high expecta- tions of the friends of the President His enemies (poiitical will doubtless dehact from its merits all they can. It is their habt-ther business! TIE ARKANsAs RIVER has fallen four or five feet, since the date of our last and is still falling The boats are however passing up and down yet