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Ma. EDIToR;-if any one is seepticai enough 10 doubt ti at Capt Bingham can build bridge across the Arkansas river. let him go to Rockport, and see the Bridge there bestriding the beautiful Qua chita. like eollossal giant with foot upon each bound shore, and his walking cane in the mid de of the stream. That, sir. i a stupndeOas fabica monument of the ingenuity of the builder. sad an unanswerable evidence of the practicabilty of bridging the largest streams.

 The writer has often crossed similar bridge upon the Warrior at Tuscaloosa, Ala, built by the same hand, which he was informed yielded profit of from Is to 9 per cent upon the capital invested. It has been standing for many years-aoods have passed under, and tempests over it-yet . gentis- man from that place informed him, few days since, that it is now as substantial as when new. lady, through the las, Banner, suggests the erection of a wooI-carding machine n Little Rock. l A good idea, and she might have added a cotton spinning machine. Both are much needed, and would be profitable The ladies are always fore most in great moral improvements, and often lead in opening the pathway of the arts, science and literature. It at the suggestion of Mrs. Polk. wife of the President. that the first railroad in North Carolina was made So Capt Bingham told me, who heard her make the suggestion, and after wards marked out the road, as civil engineer.

 l 1 have recently seen an intelligent gentleman l from Conway county, who informed me that nine tenths or the democrats of that county. were for Thornton for Governor. A letter from a gentle men Gin whose judgment have great eon6dence) the fourth circuit who has lately been round that and the seventh circuit, informs that in those two circuits, public sentiment is 6xing upon Thorn ton as the mos, suitable nominee for the office. have similar intelligence from the North, by gen. tlemAn whose opportunities enable him to form . correct opinion. Respectfully &c,

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