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Liile Billy ofihe Gasehe, in his last, has chosen n unhappy subject, and certainly most unfortti- rate creunstance, to exercise his attempts at wit tieism. We aude to the late duel which was fought between two young gentlemen of this Ter ritory However much we may deprecate snchun- fortunate meetings very inapty called " aHoi,'s of hoaor,o yet when they do take place, we deem 1t worse than criminal, to treat those occurrences with levty. But the truth is when the late affair was consummated, Billy, with his usual sanctifed face, and assumed garb of christian meekness, would endeavor to make the world believe, tiat in the sincerity of his heart, he turns his face against all such acts. Unfortunately, however, for this would be SheridaR, his wit is too blunt, particularly when he Is reprimanded by his conscience--for now let us ask him, if lie did ioan of the party 40 or $50 to assist in defrayng his expenees, " dn- ring the late cold weather 2 when he was about to try his dexterity in shooting?' But why ask the question: We know enough Of him, to know 1t was perfectly in character for him publicly to oeondemn and privately to sanction.

 Neao Post- Offee.--A Post-O Office, has been estah- lished at ,Hrsard Creek, Crapford County, and ED- MuND B. BAsyE, has been appointed Post Master.

 JAMES CLARK, has been appointed Post Master at Miller Court House, vice John II. Eoscler, re- signed.

 MsRRIEp-Last evening, at the residence of c. W. Scott, Esq. by the Rev. James w. Moore, Mir. Robert II. French, late of McMinye, Tenn. to Miss Sarah R. Parr, formerly of Missouri.