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banks, which they cannot stand, not only lose ou money on deposite, but what is infinitely worse, we bring upon the country the evil of depreciated curre cu which always falls most heavily upon those leas able to bear the loss.

 Pass this bill, and we not only avoid these evils, but we furnish each State with the strongest inducements to aid your banks in maintaining sossad aud iehoesemt currency; with their proper proportions of which; whef I have no doubt, al! will make jadclous I- tsr:sa Improvements, atd take care to have the busi ness of education suitably encouraged.

 ARKANSAS ADVOCATE.

 LITTLE ROCK, JUNE r, 1856: THINGS RIGHTLY, chaoAe PEOPLEs9S ANTI-CAUCUS CANDIDATES.

 TOR PRESIDENT,

 HUGH l.. WRITE.

 VICE PREsIDgNT,

 JOHN TYLER.