rnoM THE COUNTIES.
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.ro have received, as usual, a good many

 b'a5a .so yari6as counties in the State, giving.

 ii9l encouraging assurances of the prospects

 nos. ", have room only for extracts from

 e1l'e' ee, tole this occasion to renew our pledge

 7s 5li.b nothing from any whom we do not 's P' ,boib intelligent and trustworthy.

 P,ypoLpn CouxrY, Sept. 9th, l3Jl.

 tartstime since, chanced to see a

 sp tbat contemptible sheet (the sewer

 a.ssrv in this part of the State pom

 ssried the "North Arkansas" con-

 eomInunication from Green county,

 ,ssWhigs cheering news of their pros a that county.

 note free to say that there IS nota word

 a,as' l,.b in the whole statement. have

 l, mlh il a highly respectable gentleman

 hss inst returned from that county, and

 a', asd me that our prospects were never

 @ The only Whig candidate they l sill be badly beaten, (tor clerk, not

 .sa16c his long letters to the "North

 asa @ DREW and YELL will get

 l.a .aa vote. They will receive a larger

 sas 9 has ever been given in that county.

 "a r,iI doubtless, be an increased Whig l bI inc great migration will account. [5. The Wings have made a great effort i III inc Democracy of this noble county,

 .o got them to mix their votes but I s.snre them that the intelligent citizens .ssa @ are not to be duped. They (the n.@ have sent numberless pettifogging srs. from head quarters on White river. l Es5.nith ..facis for the people"-Dayy .s,,s sDeoch-"the 40 Acre Boy,0 and Sdsuh, from the above mentioned grint. l, have also put their dog of the "Times |adrocaten up to his part. Tam informed be sends, weekly, great bundles f40 or |Tbis aWellerisms1 to this county. But ln venture to assert that Byrd ciH not | 1o,ea rotes, in il. see that the Wing Is are calling upon poor Dary to visit 1 m aaain, before the election. As l am |d Yankee, I guess he will not do 1t. 1 ink he was more than satisfed with his Through Poinsett, Green, and Randolph des in company with Gov. Yell. He 1 perhaps, pick up courage to return if |ddbe aloae. Bythe way, cannot Co.'s. |TSor0ldham visit onr parts, before the |m3 We would be very glad to hear N Notthat we think 1t necessary to con our friends iii their adherence to Demo- |c principles j. but we think they might gne converts to the good cause. [ |s you that Randolph and Lawrence will | good report on the first Monday in 5ef ! ours, c."

 YELL COUNTY, Sept 10, l844. |raei.-"DREw ! and YELL will get an |rbelming majority in this county You, |Al our friends, may rest assured that the |ocracy of Yell county are finn and uni and will march to the polls in solid col under the glorious banner of 'tPoik, Ig, aad Ttfas." There is no mistake is, as the result will prove, in few k. Byrd and Lem. D. Eraas are re- edas dead match, and will receive, at laads of the Democracy, what all such gaaizers deserve-a speedy and lasting gameat to the shades ofcontempt.n

 CRAwFonD COUNTY, Sept. 8, 1s44. gtrGct-"Gol. ASHLEY made highly i able impression in this section of the

 Heis wiping out all the tracks made Td, as he goes. Byrd willnot get jfee { in this county, nor tlcemgin Washington. I not speak, of my own personal know , about the other counties; but my cor ldents, who arc numerous, and 10 be lded on, inform me that DREw is sure ] ting the Democratic vote generally.- county will, am well convinced, elect ! gbole ticket, from President down, by [ feage majority of very near 200.- inglon county Is safe for DREW and !, and a majority of the county candi- In Benton, Madison, Carol, Scott, olnson counties, the average Democrat jR will double the Wings"

 INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, Sept. ,, l84i. lraci.-"Since wrote you on Aug. [ 'al the opinions then expressed have i confirmed, by constant observation. The | 'd the times brighten for our cause.- annot fail to carry the county. The l 2 begin to cower and quake-we3ye got le

 KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

 make the following selections from Kentucky to thereeent elections in that State. these 1t will be seen that we have not only avery great gain, in all the elections; but that ave done so in despite ot the grossest frauds, ne most outrageous violence, on the part of the 5 No doubt, if the elections had been fairly leled' the State would have been carried blythe ocae.

 ENTvcKY ELEcTIoNs-OFFicIAL.-The