JOHNSON COUNTY.
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.4priI 23rd, lS44. MT. EDITOR. have not the pleasure of knowing you personally, but take the liber ty of writing you line, to inform you how our party fares in the good county of John- son.

 Two days ago we received the proceed ings of the State Convention which met in Little Rock on the 18th. General satisfac ton is the happy result of those proceedings. l have seen more than fifty roters within the last two days, and am sure that all are pleas ed with the Ticket nominated by the Con- vention. But, can tell you, there is an aw- ful achining among the coonS and, you know sir, that when the coons whine we having nothing to fear Coon humbuggery and ci- der are at heavey discount, and still .tdH- ing, in this county.

 The River is, again, rising very fast, here. We fear a higher rise than the first. send you this by the Lucy Walker, as there is no chance for the Mail to pass.

 Very Respectfully. Sc.

 FROM LAWRENCE COUNTY. Extracts of three letters to the Editor, which have been long time written, but, o,cing to ,ghich ,ce do not understand, have but recently come to hand.

 PowHATAN, March 2sth. {" We are getting along, here, very we'll, think Those of our party who were dissatisfied are becoming reconciled.-- Our Democratic meeting, to cure all com plaints, will come off day after tomorrow ]; and from the interest manifested by the peo- pie, am sure that all things will be satisfac- toriIy arranged, and old Lawrence will do her duty, as heretofore"

 

 JACKSON, April 7th, ls44. held on the 30th March Owing to bad wea- ther 1t was not very largely attended, it hay ing showed the night before; notwithstand- ing, there was quite a respectable number present. and the utmost harmony prevailed among them All the persons chosen, as candidates, at the Sth of January meeting were re-nominated almost unanimously. We anticipate complete success for our ticket and that honest and correct principles will be triumphantly sustained in old Lawrence"

 

 PowHATAN, llth April. "* Rest assured that Democracy will ever flourish in this county MARSHALL has taken the field The nominations of the meeting of the Sth January were confirmed by our late meeting, and stand as formerly reported to the Banner. We have all united and are determined to conquer" | CLARK COUNTY, | ARKADELPHIA, APRIL 23, 1944. DEAR DocToR " esterday was the frs day of the Circuit Court for this county and our little village presented scene O unusual animation and hustle. Besides tht throng of persons attracted hither by busi ness, crowd of democrats came Tn to hea the result of the State Convention, and to