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The editor of the Nashville Banner, takes qce editors in Arkansas, to be very cross, ill-natured and unneighborly set of fellows. In his paper of the 18th instant, he holds this language :--" A bitter edito- rial warfare is raging between the Editors of the Gazette and Advocate, papers pub lished at Little Rock, Arkansas. These Editorial quarrels generally have no other effect than finally to render both parties contemptible in the eyes of the pnblic.n

 Very well said But we plead not gull ty to the charge. We have been, of late, as the public will bear us witness, one of the most pleasant and neighborly men iii the world-considering thatwe are a bachelor and have looked with the utmost horror upon the relentless and S bittern war which is waging between our neishbors of the h. telligencer and Gazette. The editor of the Banner is mistaken in his man--he must have confounded names, and meant some other paper. True, the editor of this paper and he of the Gazette, have passed few compliments, but nothing more.