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 Perhaps the following article may have some relation to Arkansas. We publish it for the good of the crgfi.

 A NEW WAY TO PAY THE PRINTER. You may have heard of the awkward predicament in which tho individual who printed paper hereabouts some ten years ago, found himself. He once went to a neighboring town and asked an individual Come, you had better subscribe, sir Oh! l can't pay for 1t if do.' Don't trouble yourself about that; I'll take pay in any thing you have.' 'In any thing I have, , quoth the man, after thinking a moment Well, on these conditions, if you'lf take your pay in any thing, why you may put my aama on your list.' The printer went home and thought no more of the affair, till one day the stage brought box iron, the subscriber, directed to him. He hurried at- ter it-glad to get his pay any -Iugged ii into tavern among lot of people. and unfastenedit, when lol 1t contained a coffin, taceny-t,co inches ia itngihi as much as to say, Il have come to' pay for the paper.p The feelings of the single gentleman may be more easily imagined than described.

 Claremont Eagle.