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inst bccn taken in this city, showing the total
number of souls to be 92,309.


HulrEsr on Shooting by Porter.-We have been
favored by the poIeness of our tcI'o".c'"]9"'
P. II. White, Esq, with tho loan oil ''ln'''uv'
tons to Young Sportsmen,' by Gen. IN.
Pogrrg, the well known and talented editor o' ''V
"Sp.ri, of the Times" |. isa neat volume WEI,
rxccu,rd. and ornamentcd with many sPen;hd
enrra,ings, Illustrating The "craft,' embracing
sporting scenes from the ght and udy sport "'
Quail shooting to the soul stirring excitement oil
"Bu(Taoe bunting" Also, several engravnSs
of the peculiar sporting dogs.


To sportsmcn, this work is invaluable, all
should possess it. 1t treats upon al matters con-
nec,ed with the field sports, from gun.makns to
tho manner of keeping and using the "'mP.e'
ment." I,discourses eIaboratey Of guu-barreIS,
sirh,s, ramrods, and breeching. Of powder
shot, nin,s, and wadimg, and gives the best ad.
yicc in regard to those subjects. Alter the mt
,a,ion, then follows the entertaining and useful;
and more enlarged suhiects-thc field sports.
/ We regret that our space. at this time, will not
ADM, of more extended notice Of this valuable
work. A, somo future day, we may treat our
readers to an extract from its rich P1ges. 1t
is valuable not only TO the sportsman, but deslr'
able to tho general reader, and, in fact, to all
who court useful knowledge.


! We know Of no agent for this work, in this
State, but OF course it can be procured at the
office Of tho Shirt of tie 7imss, Now York,
and at Lea {. BanchariS, Philadelphia, Pa.


Mcssrs. Washbourne & Pryor, of the Ark
nnsas lntciigrncer, have resigned the iIi'or;a
du,Ip. Of that PAPER 10 Mr.. George W. Clarke
This gentleman had charge Of the lnin,u-rnccI
some wear CT two since. His paper was rcaJ
with interest by many of the Cherokccs. The
tandor with which his columns represented tho
] Indian interests. won for him all auiirug attach
men, from his Red friends They will not be
| forre,fuI of him upol his return after so long al
Absence


/ We are much pleased at the hearty weIcom'
extended to US. upon again cnIlsiins ~ The cdit0
rial corps, by friend Ross, and we hope that on
ne ghborlv Intercourse during the future, w.
produce no change in his sentiments.


Road 10 Lancspen. five have been requested
to publish the following memorandum Of the roa'
from Van Buren, to LlhcsPort, on Rcd river. Tins
Is called the nearest and most direct route to tha
section of country on Red river. We deem Il
our duty at the same time. to state that the road
is badly cut out, seldom travelled by Wagons
and probably never worked upon.


From V. B. 80 miles t. SorreII's in Scot! co.
From Sorre!'s. % miles to Stcphcnson's Scoltco.


S,ephonson's, so miles to Itlrnagans" -


Jnrnagan's, Is Winton's Polk co.


Wnton's (near road) - ms to Prices, " g


Prices (aIong the ine) 80 miles to Harris


Choctaw Nation.


Harris'7 miles to Ferry on Little river.


Liulo river. 80 miles to LanosPor!, Sewer


county.


o. The Small Pox, in mild form, prevails
among the troops ii Camargo.


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