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S make tue following extracts from private letter received by tho last south- ern mail.

 Clark county, April 24.

 ss In this county there never has been much excitement about the Ten Sections. It is true, John Wilson and have been trying to kick up dust about It, but they have, in my opinion, made but little headway. 1 have no hesitation in saying, that the measure {if not already will become popular one.

 Unless eur < good Governor" can avoid those smau mistahes q allude to the mod story) in his communications, think lie had better quit writing. When called on to correct them, he will find that the peo- pie will not be satisfied with Woodruff s telling them, that he ' presumes the Gov ernor intends' no reply. Unless he re- plies to one call of Judge Scott. with more success than is morally possible, he will find the public correctly estimating his feelings for justice and his regard for trutk. D

 Remarks. MT. Wilson, the gentleman mentioned above, deserves but littlecred- q If credit be due}l for his opposition to MT. Crittenden's proposition. When he arrived here to take his seat, he was a elamorous and warm advocate for the ex- change, and remained so for some time after. This we know to be true, for he several days after the commencement of the session, that he came here fully im- pressed with the helief, that the exchange with MT. Crittenden was the very best dis position that could be made of the land, and that lie was then of the same opinion, but that for some cause, for which he was unable tQ account, he had become luke warm and indifferent about it, Had we felt disposed, we could very readily have accounted, at the time, for this assertion of former opinions, calmly and matureIy formed-itw devotion to Party struggling with his honest and firm convictions.-- These remarks are made with no spirit of ankindness to Mir. Wilson-but merely for the information of the good people of Clark.

 Little Rock Temperance soeiety.--Thc proceedings of the first anniversary of the Little Rock Temperance Society, were politely furnished us for publication, by the Gev.J. " II CORE, day or t~o prcrious to the publication of our last paper, but inadvertently omitted until now. Ifthere d6 Society in the success of which we feel deep interest, 1t is that one which has for it's object the great cause of tem- Perance--the reformation of the druahard. We say to the founders of this institution, go on in the good work.

 ., The first anniversary ofthe LITTLE RocK ENTRANCE SOCIETY was held at the Bap- ast Meeting house, on the 2lstinst., at Il clock, A. NJ. The meeting was opened n1Y prayer. and anaddress from the Presi uent, Rev. w. W. STEVENSON, afterWhich actresses were delivered by Rev. BENJ.