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GT We have been requested by friend to call
the attention of our felIow-ctzens 10 tho lInpor-
tance and advantages of planting shade trees Co.
Gust or box.eders) in the Courthouse yard, and
of extending this bcautifying improvement along
all the side walks of oar town, which will add
much to its comfort and ornament. AS the County
Court do not feel authorized to appropriate money
for such purpose, the project will have to be
carried on by private en,erprza and expense. We
therefore suggest to our friend who awakened us
to this subject, that he will use some cXcruoA 10
raise, by private contribution, funds for that Pdf'
nose: his known zeal viii guarantee success; and
as all persons are interested in this object, we
hope that they will putin their mite when the T'-
per comes around.


Tobacco.-Nlr. Bancroft. our Minister at Lon
don, is using great exorIons to procure an I'M
por,ant reduction of the duties imposed by Il"
British government. on this American staple in
the event that he succeeds, new spirit VIII be CIV
en- 10 tobacco raisers, which Will thon become Il
very conSderaOe Iteih III o"' P'"""N"""''
soil and climate of Arkansas are better adapted
to The cultivation Of tho plant, than that Of "rny
States whica derive their principal support from
its cultivation; and why our farmers do not turn
their attention to this branch OF industry we
cannot conjecture. If the farmers Of our ives,
,ern COMMITTEES were each. to make a small crop Of
this product, they would add much to their ogsre'
gate wealth; and would soon learn that we have
valuable resources which have not yet been count
ed upon. We have frequently seen specimens OF
,obocco raised in Crawford, on experiment, and
Judges of the weed have pronounced them very
,uperior.-Canno. our farmers be induced to en-
bark in this species of planting!