The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
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 There Is ia tits city al honest. industrious col cred man, whose pstroayric IS Jim Ru.l. J4n, Paraeexicai as il may seem, thongh black man. a whits-washeT. and'amoag his co.ozed brethren of the long brush stands higa, when on bis ssalcr or oil it. He annually 5lSts the jacket Q. the St. Charles Hotel, aud attsswaFas giFss is eoa. ot sIacked lime gnaraAtied 10 suck e. ike z4i.s.' IL is told oi Jim, iHst oae occasion la s5ii- cited, by another of AfFics sons, Co HHlswash h.s 6haBtyfora ref8ansratiye consideration i. of course "Whsr sn dis hoass CD y5aFs s.te1xa.s5, .,! isss- Jonssf' said Jim.
 Right back sb de Gas Works said Jones.
 ' nd what an is higat aud @eflns usioas,'' sa.a Jim.
 Why, it aiat nafIia bu. ts sas4l!es. kind % shaniy,' said Jones.
 Jim looked fer moment Jogu at Ire ss9uas. and for another uosHeHt up Il inc s8sg. aa8 t.a nexi moment i4s ssas iopA4e Ig. J IoHes fall ia lire Hsce, reTnArkag, al the s4ine tiEle-tis maansF showing that he felt as il the mere p-c8osi- slon had lowered hm al least ten rouass o nis pro fessionai iaGteF-' Misser Jones, coes te fancy wbiie~ssaing ob ds st. Ghsilss. ise q .i.r'a above shanty l0bs-goo mo ain :" ana he wajkci away as if he felt conscious of having Ge.iYer.a 5as, febuke 10 - Msses Jones %
 Jim's faae, q hlteyLsaer I 5atr3 s~-5.s tts lake aud penetrated tHe forests oi Ais<issinai T. hatiag come to tae kae8'~tEe Ee ef Colyhe! Nfsrf- gomeEy, of the Pass Christian ~5tel he secsre 5te "professioua services Of lisn--8 he. ua!lke wsap be received iis proposition from " Nisser Jcsas'' sslt hAiie'ei st tho engagement, and, v.a d.. the appliances Of icHZ brushes aud short brush oa-eg brushes and ci1se brushes, started bogra s'srri- beat for the Pass. enc fine morning. ar-.v-f there. he soon, and with air cf na iigtle irlportqs.ra went to work and eoatiruei to ply his bruzss ;il he ha1 earned SS0. During lais lime hi- hs54friar 10 his brother carAieS 0f tue esta3shn rs mere aristoeEaiio than o'aerwiss. The .'Boois" @ good natEree locking negro. Ei,h mouihfal of teeth that looked ike opposite rows Of chess men. be never reeogaiEe1; the eV8k he occasionally uaa9e5 10; he wcus say 'how dn voa Go 7'' to he f3aEst,s nurse, but Bif. The baF5er negro Of plausible at. dress ana ias HuaiuE manners. WIS the onfv cue fa inc whole grocery. poor Felix NcCoaaa9 used to hguraiively say ci 'ae world, ef wh3a he HAde an associate.
 He would sometimes stand jn tAe 6i5i4r5 room and lock sn si the playing of game for on or he would occasionally slop at inc coor of a room t5 see quiet game Of brag, which oitra called ou: huhafee' oh ihe table ss stake Ihis be was per- miited 0 co he was Eu6WI ts I1d .f If tf- .e ,- Gemen, more particularly those from Ness Dr5.sas. stopping a, the hotel. Ihis2akirg on naer t.i o, kis hump Of iinita,iveoess, and on the evening te had his Job finished he challeHgcd b iAe bRrbs- Co quiet game ef poker Ii Was ;Le very thiug iha, bil oesiFed He had been msuv years on inc Mis- tissipPi s'eamboats, and knew as much of the r4s- ca.ities ot the game as Green. the reformed g1m~ bier Down they sat- ki laid cat tae e.rs'.. hs always hnd a toEeA packs on hand. so al It they went ihey played fer 7ms time. Bi,l winainr now. ana now Jim Rush, liil finally Jim cot a hand ol four aces. ''I have him no7y ' ihoerTt he. b9, be had not for Bu' was caly waiting t2 bring hir out.
 Il goes yaa five dollars. ,his time" says J.a, posting. al the same ;iut. tle ia.
 '.I sees dst, and l goas you fen sstter" sai5 B;r "You rin'l goia 10 buff lis ei i'd no Aog voa Gan Ex h"
 Isees yop agaia.' said J.,a, sari --.s yol forty better; tis Orleans bigssF w0at stay s,.,, ,, t.t teIis yoc--ssrtin.'
 "wen I,els yog ~hs; !; t. T i4--4f E..-a. ss:i Bill, ''dat is eoin f wii rush; butt ai1r ga:ue. 10 give is Gc 90; ho'd -o1 t.re. aiszats'-su4 F weht 10 0Iawe-, pulirf cgi a iIc tsN-arH p4,. ling cut lea;eer TGrze from ihe tIa tax-.eon4 ne " said he' ''i se's yoa sg1 sass yo.. tve.'y es ter; sre you dare dafksY trf
 6lii laid down bis casjs ccla'si oYat his u7raY ssrse'ched bis heat. fH. s1lt 'N 'l. vau 'lka nv bsusales and tueke inio ar stake as '-a dollars r' 'i has no dsleehon,' sai4 Bll. ''l walls 10 take 10 aavsn'ge ob Von"-
 "Deh, said Jim, "l cones ia "pa1ia, toxn She money. "aDd calls Ion, and. sa6..st- tIs oyyr hand, added ''Y9a see, can't bs bea,. hs, soaF aces faw ya@ t@s !'' Anl, sure eaoasb, co hs had.
 "Yes sad Hil, ..b,ts yo4 cant come i. ,.s ,i.e, Ton sees hab got five l'oks ="
 Bat there aia'i 90 macy in tha pa-F ' sajI I,a.
 "fhere main't b. n the LcaisiaGsf racAs.'r saI.. B!li "bGi you knows that re 63 up '}inssa httle extra in MississiFfer t's i-ck yas ts tgrgimsfe Hfle- 10 t@ktH ID Htf'i ilIiFg t.1e ticn to the word, ke hauled m fie s'sk-ss. axcest- ing jim's tools. which would rat eousrt.ratly a, sn his pocket.
 Jim RBsh, fnshed cu'. an ;n ...inr ro l.,k.5.,ia Abdekei-oLt Of bis wav, which le tat ls.t ss t.- vcney and brushes lie ir.f foF New U..ssns in Ne hfst boat ihsi ight He leA .sflcbs yl- h.s pie-washing. ssehews pokeT aa1 tas feE ,,ttted a & 4 that hall neses again play ai cSris, ulots p-- Ss tlary ~t'hsa hte lack pack N D Lt.a.
 
 g~ Ms. Charles N ason has invented neg stone cutting uYnehHe, propelled by sjean and ssj. ;5 F.. sarahie of doing ihe ~ask of caa hautre4 u.ra. Only one has been made, and that is il use lt \ ea Haven. II is theE dcscFited
 The eutttEg inslrarleut is simply a haif-ts2sa sa circular sa~s, ta4te# sd fFHiy by EH azs ruuuia- 7 uroagh the centre, Theso s.1ts, of ccurss. ar mAae very hard and ib- teIh -4Esr ia5EsF than lae ordinary si,c. \ Ahgn firmly latH.:ed lt il forced rapidly ossF is suElles oi the sloSP, saaaotEng |. very evenly"
 IT "A nave ia our eburcA scft4med Mrs Burlington, hsr eye reated ca a description i the ssisce, and the o.IsHsiya ord sfatk terror to her soul; "a nave ia oRF church. V no can Il be Dear me, and they have been 50 7=-<fal. too, no they teek in-exe.cising em afofeasad and pat Eing 'ern through the ca:aecls and Is;hargy, and pounding en into stale Q. yraet who can t se l' aud the spectaeaes expressed snzie;y. 'I believe II must As slandeg Af1tr sll On, what terrible thing s 10 pizru the peace af < nsigahoFhood by de xro;ating and taekbtRg, and | ing about people when the blessed truth h fu.i ba saessh assat the ssss of us. .'-Bsstea Ped.