DINNER TO COL. SEVER.
The citizens of Little Rock, having an- derstood that the Hon. AMBROSE H. SE- WEIR, was on the eve of his departure for Washington City, to enter upon his ardu- ous duties as delegate to Congress from this Territory, resolved as testimony of their respect for the delegate, to invite him to partake of public dinner, on Saturday the 6th inst. at the long room of Maj. Field. Pursuant to this resolution, a committee of arrangements was formed, and the follow ing note was addressed to the Col.

 Litfle Rock, Noe. 2, 1880. Hon. A. II. SEVER:

 Deor Sir---jt being understood, that you will shortly leave this Territory for the purpose of attending to your duties as De- legate in the Congress of the U. States, we, the undersigned, have been deputed by a number of the citizens of this town and it's vicinity, to invite you to partake of Pub lie Dinner, to be given at the house of Maj. William Field, in this town, on Saturday evening next, as testimony, not only of their personal regard and esteem for your self, but also, on account of the exalted O. plnion entertained by them for those valu- able services rendered by you as Delegate of this Territory; the ability which has en- abled you to accomplish them, and that indefatigable zeal evinced by your conduct in subserving the best interests of this Ter rltory, and which has hitherto marked your legislative career as iler Delegate. In concluding tliis note, permit Us, sir, individually, to add that wfe heartily sub scribe to the above, and remain, as here- tetore, i;i :saa unfinished friendship,

 our constituents,

 B. SMITH,

 .. ASHLEY,

 r. T. CRurcHpfELD,

 I'M. K. WOODRUFF,

 JHo. T. FULTON,

 c. BRUMBAcK.