JACKSON COUNTY. ARKANSAS,

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 At convention composed of Delegates from tie various fosnships in the County, he'tl m Elizabeth on the llh inst, in con foftnity te pesious netlcesfef the purpose of nominating candidates 10 represent us ill the ntxt GeneraI Assembly of the State Major Hubbard llurd was called othc Chair, and Dott Jno. 0'Ranhon apponIttd Secre- lary.

 In T s,lorthut pcftinentaddress, tte Chair man explained twhat was mahiicstfy fell by all thememhcfs) that tlie object of the meet. ing Was to nominate such men as, from Their mental auainments, honesty and slabli- ty of character, and purity of Democratic pr.nffpless are properly qualified To represent and promote, not only the interest of their constituents, bnt that of Democracy likewise. se far as their provinces in legislative capaci- ties may warrant or demand.

 Wheredpon, Judge John Robinson and Mr -Gnnrse M ErnmMclI h 4yine heetl nom- .inated nd approved by the voice of the con- venlion, afe accordingly (ther consent being obaned) the Democratic candidates for the Legislature And for State Senate, Colonel James Robinson is recommended, in con junction with Mr Maxwell, and respectfully submitted to the citizens of White and Mon roe Counties, to determine which oI he two shall be the Democratic candidate. Of the result of their deliberations we desire 10 be informed as eat,y as practicable, by letter or otherwise, directed to the Secretary, al kon- yen.

 HUBBARD llURD,

 CHAIRMAN. JouN O'BhNNoX. Sfcrf{urU