The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

informed of stieh se mt iiaoIts lve eiaps- ed We could the poxtmaster and recover tt least one years subscripton-but we prefer enclosing the ter of his deputy Mir. Kendall, which we shall cer- tanly do, and whether the Postmaster General has decene5 and seffeapect enough to turn him out of of flee.
 ''.go. Caehe, .4r5's, Feb. 18th, 1887.
 DR sIR have availed myself of the opportunity of informing you that hr Nn Ingram one of the subscri- befs to your paper has been dead near geen months and hs paper IS not taken out of this office. There fore, yoa had better discontinue it..
 r. ". DESHA, Dpty. ?. M Editor of the Advocate
 Will the Hon. Amos hendea, Postmaster General, please observe that Messrs D. A. 8S O. satmarsh. his contractors the route between Memphis and Little Rock have i'll at least twenty instances since they took their contract sent large quantities of papers and letters to this place by steamboat after having accumulated for weeks at Memphisthat they have kept cay mails en- the road, that they could pick them up and bring them n here, when 1t should be necessary prevent open failure of the ai!and that the only notice taken of these multiplied msdemaanors, of which, too, the P a Gen. has been continually and urgently advised, has been the pitltul mochery of ining them instance (" for leaving large portion of te mail at Nemphis,' suenty dollars If that fine, Mr Kendall righty mposed you deserve to be dismissed from office because you have been informed of dozen other instances ofthe same kind where the offence was not deaied or waere fithad been could have been proven by dozens wit nesses Ifyou had the right of ining the contractors for offence justice to the people of Arkansas equr ed that you should fine them every other instance that caae your knowledge. This We call upon you to do. Iearn from the postmaster at Little Rock how many .p4I the mail has been sent here in seamboats-and impose
 fine in each instance, else remit tine you did inn nose. Nay, even now We learn that there fifteen B9shels of mail waiting at Memphis the Mouth of White River for steamboat. Look into this matter, sir, you have any respect for your character, any desire to fulfil the many promises and professions with which yea entered upon the avoeatons of your oee any wish to disappoint expectations which you at least attempted to create.
 We observe that of opposition presses have dubbed the Expnngers cF THE pLAcg IiNas
 We rather taifk that in about five years they will bet ter deserve the name which Cergantes gave Don Qux- ote. '' knights qf tie rueful coufenoaee
 bill has passed its third reading in the U. s. Sen ate, to authorize the renqushmen of the Is sections, to make locations and parecif qartsr sec tons.
 l.. !. HANDY, Esq., has been appointed by the Cover nor Judge of the sixth southern Judicial Circuit The people of that circuit wl think be better pleased by the appointment of the Governor, than other counties have been by election ofthe legislature.
 RoDo1pn, the King of the Turf, has been sold to company ofgentlemen Mississippi, for Sl5,o0o. The challenge offered by hn to Jehn Bascomb is withdrawn
 KENTUCKY ps MrssssrrI.--A match is to be run over the Pharsa Course, Natchez, 5ss the 29th of April next four mile heats, between RoooLrn off Kentucky, and HrNpA, (lats Susan YandeI of Misss- sppi for Ten Thousand Dollays sde-half forfeit.- The match concluded by Eobt. P. shelby, Esq, the part of Rodoph, and by Col. Claiborne the part of linda. Hnda br.f. yrs, is by Sir Richard, dam by Rockingham.
 JoHN BAsooMn is withdrawn from the turf. He is lame with the curb. Col. CroaeeH his owner, offers to Hiekosy Jotn agarist Rodolpf-4 mile ieats-for ait, $3000 $S000-race oil the Hampton course, be- tween the list of March and lst of Juneweght I2 lbs. On these terma he offers bet s25,008 to S20,00o. i
 REuBrN M. WHrrsny.-Ths distinguished parsonage has admitted in his examination before Committee of the House of Representatives that he the auor o the letter recently pubshed and signed by six cashiers Of the Opposite Banks, recommending tle establishment ofa BANK BUREAU in the Treasury Department, and suggesting hinseJ, Mr. Reuben .H Whaney' as prop CT person to be placed atthe head oft What para gon of modesty
 Tho queer advertisement annexed, is from the Nash vile Banner Maybe Mr. Browns herse is h Afkan- sss-and if so, ought of course keep his advertise nent going
 say. siraagsr If you want your young clay-hank hayse Iono fail baze face nav for fnis adrer-