The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-30
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wNsrR Hfskns Aegnsl ssh. i8t7, Mk. EDIfoR--In sepig b pnelicatsp9 ef a1d thenEA morsifyiag yss aOshsAg eua anasA nnr u.cEs pleasaFe shan ta reply ia sech skss eeAisumsi ss faF ~ 5t relates Q me. hsea wasA MF. SEIesoss from I'll Janaasy, EsiA, uhs5i issh AaeMet. leSs. sSnee that pef1ca have occupied ss his hsst gsas. ap Aa fhe Sase s< his Aaash ssd eoatimaea a occupy it aniil lAe p~ss Rt.
 Ga The I4tA, lsgh aad iSaa Isne waa sc1reetv aeae to wsik Co she Fpst aee Nlth the mAaf en f9k wss eosnpetsrd tn grt Mr Siansan to Feeaisw tlss maaA snd MT. Junes hs elstk. b dtliefF it at shs atnee, reiired o my EncsA aAa saAnisted ta saeds eiae--asxt morHiag, on heaaisg es Ms Ssiasras hg. IaK mtssang arOse aaa sem4Ins2 ap shEii af t6 oesack. a which tiHae ieehleness ehlteeA r te re. tara fo sy roam. whore remained IaT sesersi days, wlsh sAe exeePssoA et few miaassa st ssiss-. .a never iRsisn4srd tn Mr. Jones tk&i 1 wished tn take possession et the st0rp with hien Mos aid ct. tempt aHytkieg ~ the kinds but this aiA tr Fe- qarsfed him in PEocuFe sasne o remala with hSs "a the sese aRiii Mir Ss sisteF in. baw eaa adsksrd cf Mr. SS deaih. On she IssA when Messrs. C. h desaasse- TSs==~sssoE sf7=s ssssT gss=e=, @Aa Ih hed and was naahle tp grf ab Enx sevesAi Aaass sftrFwaFsss, state positively that thcgN wns ps lrea ehesl thAt ever apoa the wharf hnat anea oy NJ Shnsaa from the 7ih of January. lStK. up 10 his aeafh; and sm sssisfied that Mesara nnf. 500, Clevriaad, Thompson aaa Joaes. kss clerks, wih testify 10 the fact stated ahoves trhey w~rs at hAeE,Yb bsa AaFe aal gsae sef | an newE here. aad request thorough exa,ainaioa of the whale af fair fcr the benefit ~ the pabfie ss Estae coasr. qnsnily e~li on Nc. BtAnaenbarg td fNsTs kls publication.
 2nAly MT. Sttnson hAd . servant woman very much addicted 10 dfik, aad abSmf the Isih af ApssI lsss. in one of her intoxicated Gis she thrraiencd to poison me. thea went to tie tavern sa board tt was tou far to go account ef ny being usail. agent. then commenced io board AI Capt. Reed's. aad eonishaed with hiaa an,i he tett for NapoleQa consequently concluded c board Iaysrff assd kied 'hts woman aii'aded to Last spring this plsce ~as cserfiowed 70 much shas wss ecmpeiled ta bay small family boat said woman eoatinucd tocook for ne antil she received letter ftom her family. ar- gins her presence inmeoiAteif. have hothing more ta say relative 10 this charge hut srfeEy es. treat tAe public io give it due eoassiegatlca.
 Lastly .--In the latter pa', ol June boat landed here win large lo, of freight-Mf. Garter, clerk of the wharf boat had not money enough tS pay the fFeighs and the beat akeat to take the vods ap se Memphis. @Aen told tha eierk ef the eieau4. boat to pat she goods od. that would see the hsIl paid .--I walked down to Mr. Mepherson's and per. saade: him te come up aud advance the money. I tsIt bound to see Mr. McPhe-son paid consequently when ihe steamboat Harry BluH came along, and without money ie pay charges. tas oaly remedy then for me was 10 % ap tAs Arkansas fatex and receive the charges when ihe ruods were 6eifssrpd
 By inserting the above. yoa will ohlise yoar abd', servant. DAVID MORTON.
 The above aeeoaa, is truly correct
 H. GARTER
 PtASrArtox, HEAD or fslAsp No 7s.
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 Dear Sir: received yostf lefier of July G. rss qaessiag 10 describe the situation of the body of Mir. STINsos, when found. l had bsssineRs na Mf, kSowLroN's aud was passing up the Baad fn . skif with two of my heys, ant just below Mr KSowIroNs field in adEiA. we saw large nasIber Of earrsoa just sitting down O arriving ct the place. we saw the dead body ahoat between two ings. The i.oaIslsnia was Fsssing and her waves. we thought. had parted the drift and the body had of the first tune appeared top of fine water and we weHt up 10 the body and took fsoun his pocket six keys. knife. gtj wa;eh three CT four letters and one pocket book, roniainsng shirt button snd q small plat of haif We. ften, went 10 MT KfowI- rovs, put the papers on a chair so dry gns spadss and persuaded Mr. kNowLTVS to 20 back wiih us and examine the body before barying t, xs was too late to have the coroner brought that eyehing and Il was necessary that t should be buried to psr vent the casaen crows from picking the body Co rie- ess. We toand mark of violence os bruises oa the body. and bu jed il nader the bank, bresase ws knew the coroner woatd take him ID, asd examlns n. When returned home the sherifI wss at my boase. his way ,o Montsomery's Posnt re- qaested him io call at Mr Cnsnbyss the AdmtnEs- tratCr. that he might attend tie inasaest Aecoe. dingiy inc Coroner csme for the purpose of bsliiae an InqIest, bat the river had risen much that the grave was covesed.--I dehseted the pocket. book and letters 10 the bearer ot esdes an she watch ic Afr EDFSGTGS, the Administraios's Aftorney. who wtth the Coroner. and employed two uHsn 10 make gssed, decent cotin and bury Mg S4lKsas. which supppse wfIE Ee doBs so socS n ttse liver gets low enough.
 Yours, very respectfully.
 DAVID ALEXANDER
 Aug I2. Iss7--i9 3w~