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With this number my connection with the R.xxrR. as one of its Editors, ceases.

 The paper remains under the control ol GgxER,L BoRLAND, who, from the time ot his appointment to the responsible sta'lon' has proven himself, highly competent to the task of editing il, and fully able, ''alone and sinqle handed'' to combat with the opposers of democracy in this quarter A gentleman of vigorous and finely cultivated miellect' Il staunch unwaverng democrat, and oi mdo- mi,able boldness and zeal in the defence oi his principles, the BANNER could not be pia- eed in better hands, Il is only to be regret ted that such is the depressed condition ol our people that the services of one so desef- ving are badly compensated

 retire from the BANNER with the view of devoting my tune entirely to proieSslonat engagements, to which am more accustom- ed. and which are more pleasing, with an ar dent essire 10 see the Banner prosper, and lono remain the faithful herald, and guardian of the interest of democracy in Arkansas.

 go from the paper with zeal anaha'ed for the prosperity of democracy, now, and hope permanently triumphant, and will ever be found ready, when il may be necessary to wield pen or voice its advocacy

 With the editorial corps, part Ill good feeling. have written nothing ln malice against any one of them The 'p6s they have given me, were professional, and will be for gotten.

 It is to be deeply lamenied, however, by every man of proper feelings, that whoever becomes an Editor in .4rkcasds, sets himself up as q target 10 be shot at by the meanest scribblers and most uuprnciple islanders It is to be hoped that such prostitution oI the press will not long continue in our young and advancing State F. II. ENGLISH.