D. J. BALDWIN, G. B.. HAYDEN, !, s. s. TUCKER, E. II. ENGLISH,

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We take pleasure in presenting our readers with the subjoined extract of letter from WILLIAM DAVIDSON S Co.,, of New Orleans, of the 3rd inst, on the state of the Cotton Market.

 ssThe unfavorable character of the accounts received here few days since, via. New York, from Liverpool, pr. pll't. "Acadia,n- has had the effect of again depressing our cotton market, and but little has been doing since the intelligence came to hand

 As the decline in prices which had taken place in Liverpool, was oceasioned in a great measure, by circumstances of local charac- ter, and which could exert only temporary influence upon our st9Dle, we are disposed to think that after few days, buyers will again increase their bids; particularly as the stock of cotton on safe, is unusually small for this period of the season, and as holders are firm in resisting the concessions demanded. Ordinary cotton may now be quoted 6 Is 6 3-S; midding and good middling 69 z; middling fair z Is 73-9; and fully fair 5-S s per lb."

 DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. The democracy of the State of Arkansas, having determined upon holding State Con vention for the purpose of nominating a Representative in the Congress of the Uni ted States from the State of Arkansas, had in ther primary county meetings, elected the following gentlemen, delegates from their respective counties to represent them in the State convention for the above purpose, to wit:

 ARKANSAS CoUNTY-R. w. Jorden, James NJ. Smith, c. W. S. Cross, J. w. Shultz, Paul Sample, Paul Derruisseaux, J. J. Johnson, NJ. Jacobs, J. L. Jones, J. G Hamilton, Jesse B. Mitchell, w, G. Cross, Thos, Halliburton Jr., J. F. Smith, and J. 1 A. Jordea

 BRADLEY CoUNrY.-John II. Marks, H. L. Hudspeth, H. Hawkins, Isaac Denson, John T. Cabeen, E. E. Dawdy, Wm. H Crane, and Vim. II. Wise

 BENTON CoUNry-*Ephraim Dickson, *J G. Walker. II. L. Smith, and "A B. Green wood.

 CHcoT CoUNTY.-Silas Craig, J. M White. J. J. White, J. J. Olfut, J. W. Davis, and s. c. Faulkner.

 CARROLL CoUNTY.-John F Williams, " c. Mitchell.

 CLARK CoUNrY.-John Spear, NJ. Boseman Il. H. Hardy, D. NJ. Browning, Col. Dortch P. L. Bethel, Jas, Gray, and J. D. Stewart CRAWFORD CoUNTy.-*A. G. Mayors, *Wash- ington Duval sG. Axe, and "John T. Willis CONWAY CouNry-D. Q. Stel, R. Griffin T. L. Haynes, R. Gordin, Jas Gordin ST. Amos kuykendall, Jonathan IIardon, B. B Ball, John Murry, B, II, Thompson, Henry Benedict, Henry Hamilton, Wm Middle ton, D. B. Cargel, and Wm Stanley. CRITTENDEN CoUNTY.-

 DALLAS CoUNTY.-Alexande Dortch. DEsHA CoUNTY-

 FRANKLIN CouNTY.-sJohn D. Steel and *E Speegle.

 FULTON CoUNTY.-F. S. Hough. GREEN CoUNTY.-

 HoT SPRING COUNTY Calvin Cliff, Bery Claridy, L. Phillips, Joseph Cliff, Martin Guest, H. T. Dawson, L. w Fullerton, Wm Byrns and H. A. Wilmington. HAMPSTEAD CouNTY-*George Hill. sHugh A. Blevins, isaac c. Tupper, Jno. L. Eads

 

 Calvin Foulks, T. M B. Bankhead, L. Bald win, J. Johnson, John B. Standeford, Jesse Aycock, Wm. Johnson, Wm NJ. Ritter, Wm Babber, Wm. Arnett and Joshua Nor rlson.

 INDEPENDENCE CoUNTY.-Wm. Martin, c. Tucker, James Saiiold, *H. Neil, James Trimble, John Kyler, c. w. Waugh, R. A. Childress, J Baker,. *D. J. Chapman, c B. Magruder, Madison Clark, J. Wood ward, P. Martin, Wm. Sharp, ". H. Bate man, J. P. Carter, and Vim, Miller. IzARn CouNry-

 JEFFERSON CouNTY.--Wm Flynn, "A. Dar- aenne, \. Hudgins. J. B. Gaddish, G. Ad- kns, Wm. II. Lindsay, W. McLemore. JACKSON CovSTy.--James Robinson, sJere- mlah Webb, sJohn Robinson. John r. Sac- fold, Henry Fortinberry, HenryAIiller s. 1 Garner, G.. W. Cromwell, John Brown. E. | Blansett, N. Dey, J. W. Stevens, Joshua Nance, John Beard, John Thomas and II 1 F. Heard,

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