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For Sale

non BUSHELS Potatoes 100 bbls, Apples 1900 It's
COO Butter 5000 lbs Cheese. Under No 246 Main st
Opposite the City Hall,
Worcester, Dec n, 1850. DIFF L. BUGBEE.
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Cold Cream.

Hls - Pleasant cooling application irritated sur
chappcd Lips and Hands, frequent in cold weather. An
elegant article Of the above, freshly prepared always on
Main street d6,viaIG ~. =, iac c
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

WORCESTER, 10th month, 10th, 1885,
A BRANCH of l. CHASE d CO.'S OIL STORE in
IN Woonsocket is open in this city No % FRONT
STREET. Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure,
and their BURNING OILS of the best quality and received
rect from New Bedford For the follow
ing certificate. ICIABOD CHASE d. co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers, hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm Oil for Machinery, by Ichabod
Chase Co.. of Woonsocket and feel warranted in saving
that meets their highest expectations and cheerfuy
recommend it to others.
DEXTER BALLoU & Co.,
GEO. G. BALLoU,
SAM'L GREENE, Ag't Woonsocket Co.
BATES u ARNOLD,
E. ii. SPRAGUE, Agt Globe Mfg. Co.
A. ID. LOCKWOOD u Co.,
OBS diff EDWARD HARRIS.
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House Wanted.

As GG M House containing or 10 rooms
not to eSces s's sa5o m" Inou y sa family Rent
dec5 CARY & FIELD Central Fxcb.rra
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For Sale or Exchange,

Ina FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
E!;I A FARM OF 40 acres, situated l mile from SUTTon
AA centre. Also several lots convenient to the
farm Also, WOOD LOT of 90 acres 8 miles from said
tarm For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
Chandler 81, Worcester. eodIOm lime 90
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DAMS has added to his beautiful collection of Daaue,
"A reotypes PORTRAITS ofJemy Lind and Parodis TAX
eli from life, and not from engravings " '-A
- Call at ADAMSS ROOMS, WALDO BLOCK.
Nov % ar
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Building Lots,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

mEO1CAL NUI1CE.
DR. ID. G. HARRINGTON, from Boston, has
II Opened his Office at No. lis Main-st., Worcester
Inc Dr. wond say that he continues all Chronic
diseases with the utmost success few of which he will
anne Liver Complaint Kidney Complaints, Piles Humors
eakness General Debility all the various trains of nerv
Gus affections Dizziness and Ring in the head and restore
the NINA 10 IFS healthy and sound The Doct has
peen very successful in female complaints of which he has
to the taste. ia $50 P'7
Or Office hours from eA.M to9PM. A cure is war
.o.eou ~ an cases II chrables dtf-nOv 81 !
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LOOK AT THIS.
CHEESE.

IE subscribers have hand or dairies Of sune,o,
Cheese, which they will sell low by the Cask or hees,
HARRINGTON q GLEASON, 800 II
v, NO O. From, ST Opposite the City Hail.
Worcester, Jan. 4. anI3d,vs,~
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Hotel To LET.

- A ND FURNITURE FOR SALE,-stnated in n
E:3 Ahourishing village, and now doing good bnsi
=@z7zs"0's- Apply at THIS olllce dec 2-dtf
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EsAGERlq1NV3S
Jew STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS


HE subscribers would respectfully inform Their friends
L. and the public that they have formed copartnershp
under the firm OF BEMlS IL Co.. and leased S in Har
rgton Corner No Main ST. and have fitted up the
most app Cved manner, where they have now on hand a
very arg and extensive assortment of BOOTS SHOES
and RUBBERS expressly adapted for this season. AS
ther stock was made to order and bought for cash.
subscribers feel confident in recommending their assortment
LIQUIDS to all who wish to receive full value for
their money Citizens of Worcester and the neighborng
towns and ALL respectfully invited to call and
Judge for themselves EDWARD BEMIS
CHAUNCY G. HARRINGTON.
worcester, Dec = 1850. decl9-dff
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ny VIE BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. F. e.
"@- Il Bigeow, situated the Rail- oad near Messrs
suons Grs Mill 1t is sitable for manufacturing pur.
poses or machine shop The Lot is about IS by 90 with
small building attached for storage Inquire OF The sub
scrlber at MessTs Earle's Lumber Yard
Sept DIFF SIMEON MAYO In
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~ WILLIAM D. FEMNO & som.
&ITh WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
SSs.s4 Watches, Clocks, and JeXyplrv

s&s.S8 watches, Clocks, and JeWeiry,
ilOer Plated, and Britannia Hre, Combs Spectncyes
Cutlery, Pistols, Hunting and Fishing Apparatus
Also, CANES, FEATHER BUSTERS, VASES FANS
aevery description and great variety of Fancy Goods
UMERY, etc for sale at the very Loyest Prices
All articles sold at this Establishment will be warranted
represented.
II Watches and Jewery repaired by experienced work
men ONLY. ENGRAVING neatly executed
Cash paid for odGt Id and Silver old stand former
y boYDEN q fENNo. 1G6 Main Street.
VIM. D. fEAno, -, ,o -, r, cHAs w. FEKNo.
Now every body knows that all the clamor and bu'
fer about secession comes from the South, and not tn
North 1.-THE Union is in danger, the danger is at tina
end Of and It'll by just such demonstrations as thes
ssUnioa meetings. make; by false alarms, exagger
atoms and of the state of things here
that Juror Of excitement kept upat the South Sue
newspapers the Daily Advertiser, Boston Courier
and New York Herald, have done more, in one year
by misreprt senting Northern sentiment, than all the al
clifton speeches and rapers in twenty years. The Cou
rier of Dec 27th contains letter from Savannah, e;
dated Dec lsth, in which the writer says, Some thir
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-05
FOR SALE,

AsA A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salem-st
ESIE containing rooms, with good supply ofwater
@3ssa very desabe place for small family and will be
sold cheap-a part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply VIM A. DRAPER & co
Aprii 20. diff 80 Front Street.
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For Sale.

kEA 'Wo HOUSES One Cottage or Glen ST. well
ID bm offrst-rate materials. and commanGing
lgt oa prospect of the city. The other story house
ol two ann les on Newport Street There is about 6OO
ipire OF t1zfAS IJTTnSooNri"
March 80 -
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Christmas New-Years' Presen
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,

I. A. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester,
(Old stand of MOVES & KIMBALI)
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing Room
M Chamber, and Cottage ~
FURNITURE.
FEATHERS, .GATTRESSES, MIRRORS
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. 5c.
with the largest and best selected assortment of Furniture
to be found in this city,
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to visit tb
Establishment and examine the above extensive stock of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM A. MOVES can be found at his old stand where he
would be happy to wait upon his friends and former csto
mers and orders left with him will be promptly executed
l.. A. HOLMES, I57 Main Street
directly opposite b. L. Harden & Co.'S New Store
septl7 dyvtf
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Wfnter arrangement
IA09ENIEA TRAINS will run as follows:
IL, Eeavo Arrive at Groton Nashua and
6.45 ain. eI5am LoWeii at
+ II 0Oam % 10 10 an. 900 am.
410n.m eeGr izSg pm. LIS pm
Leave fl 80; 100 p' NJ Pin
Z3Oa'm' Gnu = ON n, junction, Worcester,
I30am n az IN % o. 10 40 am. 9.45 am
5O0nm a s0 n IzSo pm. 200 pm
FITCURiiRt. IN MN ,,i Pep pm 200 pm.
run IN connection NTH Worcester and NosIuo Trs
Leave worcester at 645 and II a. M and Ia n D''
Leave Ftchbnrg at g. Is am, and 10 so and s az n
FhElGHI TRAINS run daily each way between W. W.
'sS rs @aoaom Juncton Nashua Lowell and Fchburg
me morning train Worcester connects with the ss,so
D0at tram from New York via Norwch-Eyenipo iran; ar,
"oIcgsler, connects with the same train to New YorL
" fof connections with the other road AT Worcas,o
finder and Railway Guide. n :, ~ = " hueI > Tath
infnogh tickets are issued Worcester for R,rl;
to, 'Ioipeher, wells River and White River Jnncton 81
Fitchburg. 81 / w ST0x va Hasnus an
Nov IL, 1850. y e. s4- 80 - Nv hLi, Snpt.
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To Rent
Tenny Lind and Parodi.

A ROOM over the Store of the subscriber 238 Main
~ 8tie0'' dec2I II. AYERS
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NIEh AKKANGEMENT-On ami after or : 1ozo
TRAINS
Leave IeN, worcester at Z Is and II am. and 4pm,

~ Leave frovdence at 745 and l13O M and 90
TRAINS CONNECT at MIyie with , cnn L o;oo Pm
ve ana Hasonville at Uxbridge with coaches for My
anu Mendoh AT Whitins with coaches for East DomSla
anu w svej at Famums with coaches for Grafton CO..
ire N. r. Village and Upton; at Worcester with trains 81
a mSser H. Road and Norwich and W. r. r. and Wore
u maspua n. a. AT Waterford with trains of Nornlt
county Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham & . 'A'
PASSENGERS by the las train from Providence can a,r
III f 6NeW orki wa New Haven, the same evening
passengers by the $50 p. NJ train from Proyidenco ~
ar1 Fly az Springfield and Hartford the same evening
Inc ll-50 trains connect at Worcester with tbh r
IRAN Tor New York, which leaves Worcester AT p n
The IL AM train fromW orcester connects at ProviJ
WIN hainS Tor BOSTON, Taunton Fall River N Bedford &c
and N T. Steamboat train for New York, 1'o Do''oi
y lie a.45 and II I'M trains do not stop at Hamlet
VI Inc 800 and p NJ trains do not stop at Ashton ~
Hamlet. ISAAC II SoIITISytt5 ~ az aSttoh OF
Sept 25 1850. ioh' supp:
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DWelling House AMI Tai for sala

occupied by the subscriber for four wears mast
now offered for sale Terms easy. For full particu.
IRIS, inquire Of Ii. G. BATES. dwtf act IS
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Wanter Arrangement.
PASSENGER TRAINS Ill,

Igss - I.:..s ..i -
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tn LET
To Farmers Ground Plaster.

AElNG made arrangements for DIRECT importation
Of FASTER, and having superior faciiitiesn for
grinding the same at one of the best WATER PRIVILEGES
IN TINS vicinity we prepared to furnish it fresh and
me ground in bulk or barrels and in any quantity desired
aug 20 own A. & w. Ii. harris
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
STATE ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA. recent election for members
OF Congress in Virginia resulted in the choice
OF ID democrats and two wings. The delegation
stands tho same as il did In the last Congress-
Another election for Governor, Lieut.. Governor
and members Of the legislature under the new
constitution (which has been adopted by very
large mOjority,) will be held in December
next.
GEoRcrA.-The full official returns from
Georgia give Cobb Union democra,,) 1907
majority over bis opponen, Mcdonald.
Ia PENNSYLVANIA and Ono the democrats
succeeded by very heavy majori,es. In the lat.
Ter State, Wood tho compromise, democratic can,
dIdate Is said 10 have a majority of about 20 900
over his whg opponent, and IL 900 over both his
wbig and abolition opponents united. The Leg
lsa'ure Is largely democratic in both houses.
From New YORK we have few scattering re-
turns. The city is said to have gone for the
wings by small majority and il ia conceded tina
the Senate will be wing. What has been the
result for State officers we have no means of
Judging
We have few partial returns from LoursrANA.
The city went for tho wings as il has generally
done heretofore.
CALIFORNIA. In the golden State on the Pa.
cIhc the democrats are said to have achieved
complete riumph-Bgcr dem elected Cover
nor by about 1900 majority. Both of the dem
ocratc candidates are elected to Congress, and
all the State ticket is elected by from one to Ave
thousand majority. The Legislature is strong.
~ democratic. The whoe vote Of tho State is
$4,000.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

The Washinzon Telegraph gives lie annex,
ed important iufJrmaton.--
An order has been issued By the Bri,.h Admi-
raliy, iustrlcnng a number Of their naval yes
selsito cruise along the Southern coas, Of the
United States, and to capture all American ves-
sells which they have reason 70 believe are des-
tined 10 CUBA viih hostile intention. This or
der il nor IN this cry, and knO Wedge Gifts ma
Iure formed the tasis OF the letter Of Mr. Crit.
tenden 10 The British Minister; and we believe a
similar order issued by the French government
called tor Ike letter to that government, through
its representative here We can feed the starving
subjects Of Great Britan, but DO not need her Ma.
w as police force on our coast, and will net per-
init il :"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

tt- Owing to the continued and severe sick>
ness OF our Foreman, and one Of the other hands
in the office, we we're utterly unable to get out a
paper last week. We could get no other help.
as there were no printers ia town that We could
employ. We will make up (pr this deficiency by
issuing extras hereafter, and will send an add,
tionnl number Of our paper to our campaign sub.
scribers. This additional number will contain
the fall official returns Of The recent elections.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
Administrators Sale.

pf virtue and in pursuance Of decree OF the
- Probate Court OF Lowndes county made at the
February Term, 1851, the undersigned, Administers.
tor of the Estate Of Jonathan Decherd, deceased,
will, on Monday the 9th day of December next,
between the hours prescribed by law, proceed to ,eIl
on the premises hereinafter described and at auc.
ton, to the highest bidder on a credit OF twelve
months from the day Of sale, all the right title and
interest which said DeCherd in his lifetime had in,
and to that of Lot No. 2, in Square No 3 north of
Main street, on which is erected the large and com
modious Brick Store house and Warehouses at.
tached thereto, fronting Main Street about 81 feet
and running back l65 feet &c. So as to include the
Warehouses.
The purchaser or purchasers of said premises
will be required to give bond or bonds with good
and sufficient security for the payment Of the pur-
chase money in twelve months from the day Of sale
JOHN s. TOPP, Admir-
November |, l95l.-lS-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

W We publish by request, Mr.. Clay's letter
IN reply TO an invitation to attend Union meet.
ing in the city of New York. The letter is de.
voted entirely to discussion OF the Compromise
measures and the questions growing out of them.
II does no, even ailude to any of the old party
ssues. There are some points in ii to which we
cannot entirely assent bot in tho main, II seems
TO US orthodox on the leading questions Of the
day questions however which we hope and be-
lIeve have now been permanently settled by the
sovereign voice Of the people Tho Ietleris GER
tainly a very able production and will doubtless
be read with interest by all.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The last Charleston papers coudrmlhe glorious
news, that the Secessonsts suffered signal de-
feat in the recent elections for delegates to a
SonIherne Congress. The aggregate majority
against them, so far as received, is 6,09l-n a
vote of 3, 3jl.
Each Congressional District was entitled to
tive delegates. The compartments have elec>
ted TWELVE, and the Secessionisls have elected
twO-Rhen and Duncanll
Hon. Francis w. Pickens ran as a Secs
sionist, and as SecsssioniSt, he was beaten
by q majority ofnine hundred votes,
Nashville Union.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
Clirehugh's TrieOphereu s,

Clirehugh's TrieOpherOHs,
Let those now use
Who never used before,
And lie; those who always used
Now use the more.
Reduced from One Dollar 10 Fifth Cents per
bohlet
NLlREtlUGHS TRICOpHEROUS, which has
" been before the American public for | 6 years,
has been reduced to such price as will enable all
to become benefited by its restorative and clean
sing qualities which are par excellent for restoring
theIhair where it has fallen off, become thin, or de-.
cayed. 1t prevents gray hair, and will cure all dis
eases OF the skin, rendering the hair soft and glossy
VI combines all the Qualities of stimulate, wash,
and an oil. What is here promised will be guaran-
teed under penalty of $500.
Principal Office, l79 Broadway
Sold by c. H. Ring, corner of Broadway and John
street; Rice & Smith, New-York Hotel, Broadway,
aud by all Druggists and Fancy Stores in the United
States, CANDIDA and West Indies
This superior hair rstorative is sold in Columbus by
TAYLOR l. MCCARTHY.
Nov. 10, 1851 n32-tt. Sole Agents,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

CALLED SRss on or THE SENArE.--ln cOnse.
quence Of the expiration Of the Senatorial term
Of the Hon. John |. Guion the Secretary Of State
has issued ho proclamation calling an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature to convene at The State
capitol in Jackson, on Monday, the Oath inst, for
the purpose Of clectng President of that body,
who will act as Governor until the regular ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
THE GRAND REsULT-.GEN. FOOTE
ELECTED.

TelegaphIc dispatches from Jackson, wc
learn, render il certain that Feote is elected. Gov.
ernor by from eight hundred to fifteen hundred
majority. This Is certainly not as large as we
expected, but all things considered, il is a vcto-
tory TO boast Of Gen. Foo,c had the prcludces
Of many Of the wing party and the hitter hostil
~ OF most Of the the democratic leaders to con-
tend with, and yet he has core out triumphant
over all opposition. His political opponents have
sneered at, and denounced him in unmeasurcd
terms, but he looked to The people, and they hare
saStdined him. He will no doubt make an able
and popular Governor,
In the Legislature there will be an overwhel
ming Union majority.
For Congress Majors (Union) is elected in
the northern or first district over Thompson--ma.
lorily not known,
10 this, the second district, Wilcox is elected
by handsome majority.
In the Srd district Freeman Union democrat,
beats Melville the former representative.
In the 4,h district A. G. Brown is said to be
elected, and be Is the only anti. compromise man
elected.
The result for the election of members to Con
gress is exactly what we predicted il would be
Upon the old issues all the members elected are
good aud true democrats.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

MARRIED-At Montgomery Ala, on the
9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr., Fndey, Mr. J. s.
BAKER, Of Columbus, Miss, to Miss Z. l.. HUB.
BERT, Of the former place.
MARRlED-By the Rev. L. J. Scholar, on
the 29h inst, at New Hope church, Mr.. JONI
A. SMELL to Mrs. ELIZABETH GoYNE, both of
Lowndes county.
MARRlED-On the llth inst, by the Rev.
l., J. Scholar, Mr.. MANSFIELD CLAYTON to
Miss PENINA IloBBs, both OF this county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

NHE LIVER COMPLAINT.-Dr. M'Lane
= the inventor Of the best remedy for that fearful
dscase, winch has ever been offered 10 the public
thus describes the symptoms which indicate discr
uercd state OF that important organ;
SYMPTOMS OF DISEASED lIvER--Pain in the
right side, under the edge OF the ribs. increased
pressure, Sometimes the pain is in the len side
The patient is rarely able to lie on the left side
Sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and II frequently extends to the top of the shoulder
and Is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm. The stomach is affected with loss of annette
and sickness--the bowels in general are cos,iye
sometimes alternative with lax. The head il from.
led with pain, accompanied with dun, heavy sen.
satlon in the back part. There is generally con.
siderable loss OF memory accompanied with pain.
tul sensation of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight dry cough Is some
tunes an attendant The patien, complains of wea.
nness and debiliy--he is easily startled--hs feet
are cold or burning, and he complains of pricky
sensation OF the skin His spirits are low; and al.
though he is satisfied that exercise would be beneti
cial TO him, yet he can scarcely summon IN torti-
tude enou Sh Try L. In fact, he distrus,s every
remedy"
Have you any or all Of these symptomsf Celland
purchase a box Of DIR. M'Lanes Pills. at.
Jsns1 ,lsbi-+0-ly. JAMES JONES A. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
COLUMBUS. MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday ,:..:.NOvember 70, 1851.

Nav GOODS. We invite attention to the ad p
veftisemen, Of GAY & BRorHER. They have
on hand a fine and extensive supply Of fall and
winter goods, just received Call aud examine
for yourselves. Their polite and attentive clerks
will be always really to serve you with the bes,
The market affords.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
THE ELECTION.

We give below the official returns from hi,
county, complete, and such returns from few
other counties as have come 10 hand, most Of them
reported. but believed 10 be n the main correct
Il will Be seen that Col. Davis runs considera.
bly, ahead Of bis ticket in lhi. county. This We
expected, bu, we never thought he could get ma.
iorily in the county. Il resulted ia ibis way
large number Of Union voters scratched
cut General Foote'S name on their ticket and
either did not vote al ell for Governor or subsii.
tuted the name Of Davis. Why this was done, it
is useless now to enquire. We may have some.
thing to say in regard to this matter, when the
full result Of the election ia known.
Who is elected Governor wa cannot guess at
this present writing. All will depend on the
strong northern Countless Ne mean all the hopes
Of Foote's election, and We have strong hopes
amounting to an almost cOnfden, belief that he
is elected
Rumor states that Davis has majority in Pom.
totoc-ifthAl is true, it is the worst news We have
yet heard.
For the other State officers our majority rau
ges from 30 to 100.
Col. Wilcox gets majority in the county OF
90 ior Congress and he !, no doubt elected by q
handsome majority.
And we have carried the whole Union ticket
for the Legislature. A glorious result that IN.
der the circumstances Of the case. Now, if with
these results. the Davis party here can fire that
cannon, let them do il. 1t will be the requiem Of
the dead,rhe solemn drge over their fallen hopes,
But seeJlhe returns.
PS. We have various rumors from down be.
low as To the result Of the election, but nothing,
we think, that can be well relied upon. pas,
senger in the las, stage from Jackson, We learn,
reports thut it was conceded in that city that
Foote was elected and that Freeman had beaten
New lille for Congress. Rumor states that Choc
taw has gone for Foote by some 400 majority,
Tishaminso by 1850, Itawamba by a small ma,
jory,and that in Tippah and Marshall the confess
was very close. But these are mere rumors.--
We must look for the official returns -must
watch and wait and bide our time. Neither par.
~ is ye, "out Of the woods suspense and doubt
still hang over the general result. The next
mail from Jackson will probably clear up the
fog.
Since penning the above we have been hand
ed telegraphc despatch from Jackson received
this morning Saturday which states that Al
counties had been heard tlom and that Foote'S
majority l45s. This despatch, we are assured
may be relied upon Eighteen counties to be
heard from.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

STATE CONVENTION State Convention
assembled at Jackson, last Monday. We are
as yet without any information as to their doings
The nett mail will probably bring US the news
Of their first two or three days proceedings.