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FRANKLIN CoUYTY.--We are indebted to the .Times and Advocate for the following intelligence from Franklin. The '.Tntelligeneer'' did not come to hand ia time to aid us in our present number.

 "A democratic meeting was held in Frank lin county on the 18th ut, which, according to the Van Baren Intelligencer, manifested "a spirit of enthusiasm and tlevoledness to democratic principles, highly creditable 10 those engaged in t. and cheering to the we'll wishers of the cause throughout the State. ; Colouel John s. Roane, of Van Buren, and W. N. Floyd, Esq, of Clarksville, addressed the meeting. Col James Logan was noni- mated for the Senate in that district and Messrs. F. M. Latain and John Eppler for the House of Representatives. Df. John D. Steele, A. B. Allston, Anthony Carpenter, and Robert Mollit, jr., were selected as Delegates to the Democratic State Convention

 The lnteligencer adds: ..The work goes on finely; there is no division now in the ranks; all go for new Convention, and will go for the nominees of that Convention when maden

 Success to the gallant democracy of Frank lin county"