The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
1 CosI rsrmsa.


 The New York Evening Pcs; gives the following &ccona. ui d nice little that came oa n one of ae Hzs5os streets ef that village, ihe other day. \ rarasa with hesrv load og vaai was 5rixiag down johH street near NSsSaa. where the street ls s1 0hsifGctea by dirt ihrawn ar in exeavaiing tar the sewer az barely Co aoa siagle ;can io pass. 9e iaer~ eaAs iB epntac, with young blood n a 1ae easrage cnatsinin- couple of ladies. driving ia aa o2p9slte direction. The latter very eooiiy rt.aested hifa ot iGa wood hack his cart up the peNt street and st hira psss O cnIcse. 90 reason able a g1esl very politely Feiasea. He then ordered tise eAFHaa to drive hs load up adjoining sad bank somewhat less thaa twelve feet nearly rereotiiraisf. The earmah with knowing siak, applied tss tasm5 ie ias extremity ct his nasal gaa. and win tho r-snaIuing aiS5ts. rreEermitg certain gvFaf0rv nleSGnas ana descThits several psrabsic curves a yhe ar, sioggeniy informed his opponent tbaf hs hsa seen the 'selsphaat-" By ts tisse the scogchsug rays ol the snn hal sdT1E- wha, heated the blood of yoHng Jeha. end he foandty s~ore he woaA sif there iili judgment dsy before the other shoeid pass. Nith the utmost Sraz fsi8 the casman Souhd his haes around a s'asee taak nsnka from his basket and arranging has eAsaiieS 'aeFe0a prepared 10 dseHss the merits 0f hls siunsr Nilh inc sid ef some luscious nesches obtained lr5'a passing venier. he seeasd n far asv ta make fhe aast satisfactory improve sstt of ,hs delay; and thas ett the parties re- aaa4niaz fa Sts4 qssa aatt hessgs, aud, tor a8zht We know. remain there yet
 This reminds IS of story we heard told some time ago Nifh great gee. and which we think rather toe good 10 keeP fo ourselves.
 Ia :he northern pat ot New Jersey. there lived an old Quaker rsrnAf Abe for his oes,raaey Among of~r Hecaiaritjes o disposition he had custom of nakigr eve4s vehicle be saet npoa iha read, while df5ung tara oa; Of tbe ~ay for sn. Frequent st tsnp;s had been Rsa3s te force hIn 10 gUe up this &aiez prefo ssive bat tivy had all proved Gnayal- iaz. Nevertheless s yoang man in his ns nsigabor. A145 all ~aH hx- ted failures. lad g yssSer thai be would uake the old gentleman yiela inc rsaa 10 hun Accordingly. having saanaaed ID ali his resolution. he set ooi ee Nasf We m5ghi psfilsfs csa. Were wa sabiimels dispased t.tBts er4s4!e. lie ssoa esPied hss adversary driving his ssfeeiaF' n the castogssry iez 'fas. They met; dead hzlt ensaed on both sides.
 .-Cioes morning. friend. how does tbee do. Cant thee taFa tay he.se little to one s}des''
 Not exactly, Sir, exPeet you to tarn out for mes"
 .oHi thee does, does tbee! Thee can wal, 2 lit. , tle whiie snppose2''
 ..CeTtsialy, Sir. with reasgre."
 On ms, the fileld quietly filed bis pipe strars a ls.ht. aEa essansacsd s.H1Slas- Our hero took a cigaT ifol. fTs hal, and soon made model of b. cagactisc ol lis face. Ihe smoking for some time .tas eoa4s.cs~d bg botb parties with tue com gosIre aud gravity becoming ths occasion. After ~a}e. the nIi gentleman lait aside bis pipe and drawing pape- ifom his packet, began ta read -  arlaeai, os ,se other haaa, also produced Bews- pzaer and vas soon deepiy engaged in the Peras1l of .;s cta.fn,. TA5s weni on, aud the day wsni ca Tte ts4akef soi through hIs Reggs first. and looked ai cif hero ita 5eaeYoisut sEiie. Il he were disposed fo eseogrags the youth's devotion 'o literature. bgt did nol touch the reins, While the . INc horses had fallen asleep with their heads touching each eiher The y0ang man having read the pan1, ealrely through, advertise and sil aGt occasionally gone back to rad some obscure par oyef again. taat l- aiset eer@ct any erroneous impression upon tss mind. ioted t up ahi rslgrnal li hs pocket. Ills eyes now met those fl his aa- tasoa.st. Nfoss features were expanded Nith he sage iruos3 3,e s1ilr. Oar bpro was hot to be oat-aaanoees1a3, >o hs yety deliberately 'ook eat another paner and commenced reading. II was deep n l.e sztoad page, w!sea hts studies iH- ts5uPted by loud exclamation Of:
 Ho. Blaze. g-' uF, go-seisg' Friea4 thee IS ths most obstnair i8ss i ever uiet''
 Tae w2-ei vas woh. ioT 'hsrs troiied oll BiSss past hia, "l.b wagon, issgsgs, triyer and ali, al b.s heels