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The Mon'gomery (Ala) Journal says: A gen.
Ieman Of this place, now in Rome, in letter to a
friend, mentions the following incident as illusra.
live Of the peculiar etiquette still strictly enforced
on those Waiting. the Vatican, while the Pope is
personally officiating:
1--WE had rather funny adventure Inst Sunday.
We UNDERWOOD that the Pope would officiate in the
Chapel in the Vatican, and concluded to 70. We
also undentood that we must dress entirely in
black. So my wife and Mrs H. tthe lady from
ios S.a NJ, also dressed
looms on, but as it was cold intended 10 keep my
ovefcoat on, IA black onej and thus squeeze in So
after passng through the long elegant passages aud
scores Of soldiers, we reached the ante-room. The
ladies took OF their bonnets, and put their wells on
thar hsads. We all walked up 10 the door, when
two soldien with long spears intercepted me, and
told mo could NOT go in. At once took the hint
pnd retired, and told Mr.. II. to go in with the
ladies. He accordingly stepped to the door and
Wa also repulsed. Aud on inquiring what objec
tion they had to him, ii was found that he had q
ffock instead Of dress coat on, and none but the
ladiss could be admitted. The idea Of a mans
beiug Kept out Of Christian church on account O
the cut Of his coat, had never entered my head
before coming to Rome. We have been on the
dose Of the 81. Peters. was in the ball witt
aix Others q the same time. The Mediterranean
can be seem for q long distance on the weSt. And
the snowy mountains on the east from this position
We wers ysstsrday through the lately eIcayates
rooms Of Nero's palace. I am at q loss to know
how the arches Of .tbis az well as other ruins il
Rome have stood. Almost every one is as perfec
q when it was built. Nearly all the temples
PALACES, baths, etc., were built Of brick, and GOV
ered with marble The marble, however, has bee
taken away centuries since. have got piece G
the mortar (for Mr.. Figh) from the baths Of Carr
Gala, where the magnificent arches of fifty fes
are standing as perfect as they were eighteen Ger
taIYies aFo"
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

nUFFIELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
IL 5 bbls Duffields Hams
20 bhls DO extra Spgar-cured Jos;
Landing steamer Georgetown and for sale by
r. M McALPIN,
ia2s % Common st. and Canal street Row.
GOODRICH u co. offer for sale at their Ware
~ houses q and 90 Common street. the following articles
the lowest wholesale prices Their stock of GROCERIES
Is large and worthy the attention of The trade.
1000 packages ID, ~ fb and b boxes Teas
200 half chests superior Y ii. and Imperial do,
400 half chests ordinary and good Black do
% curious Black Tea-superlor,
y do do Green do do:
10 half chests English Breakfast Teas;
$50 packages l.overngs Leal Sugar;
80 DO NegUTeans Refined Sugar;
lle0 do assorted M3ckerel;
100 boxes and dfums Codiish
200 do Winchester Soap;
100 do I.itchfeld Il CO.. Adamantne Candles;
$50 do Star Candles;
500 mats Cassia;
100 bags Pepper
l cask Dutch Ombro MaddeT,
leo Fire Crackers;
ia casks Byas' Porter and Ale;
100 cases English Porter;
3000 keg, Bridgewaer Nails;
20U packages Raymond GODDARD Brandy;
| 10 do BISCUIT Trcoche's do;
pipes Howard, March y Co. Madeira
100 pkgss Port, Sherry and Burgundy Wine;
| so do Sweet Malaga Wine;
| 100 boxes superior Virginia Tobacco;
sY With large stock of Pickles, Preserves. Champaign
l tp1
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

&
49, AsP s bomrs9fa SSR nTetfHs HHspRAnn W roHt!ss Ggr
Sa1ss tom rsA4fs sas se ina ef fga oe %
and their prompt attention to all orders ceved will they
So G al
us a ass ean ee:sny I'd n o
to their large and well assorted Stock of which the
English Bar non, round square and aat-7oo tons;
Bss @ Gable Iron roGnd % square and aat-l9o tons;
Sn BS
Best Tennessee lIOn round square and at-sOo tons;
t. f. f.. g. e. Ecu: sIsss+ +'si:sSalSs;i
s@sdes ssss lrOn@oO dG tons; plough m0uldS-lo0 0ns'
Besi swedss plough pates-7l5 tons; ~
shss! H@sSosn s and Tsnae'ss io% u
RfsP sf ne aad esSf soSa suud
Pnsss, PTe5sea saS SpIkssNsoS Tses GRss; kegs; p,r
Tin Plates. bsst Charcoa brandss-taSSSS boxes;
Ssas iSi + .!,
Axes, genuine Collns's, Hunts, etc.-25O boxes;
ss shSSs ssa %eo and and 9s Gas asz as
Baisaess @Is.s ssf Fs,f@ s5s s ssssls: ss:
Cham GsSlss sam sna .Anehs!s; @ o'A '"'A'
1AG1ss1 A%sscaa nSH'k snd knsIias kn:HnsT iocgs rPs'
Sliding g D9O5 R s,t,l Furniture; itu;
Bati and Pariament Hinges;
Window Fasteners OF every description;
Hoes Of every description and pattern;
Gross s-cut, Pit and Mill Saws;
Plonghs Of Kings Halls and 0the, good byanis
Hollow Ware and Casings-150 tons;
Tarred and Manila Rope-a sizes;
Oskum, Marine, Houselne, etc;
Sperm, Linseed, Lard and White Oil
Atlantic pure White Lead;
brooklyn Nos. l and Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; VerdgTs
Paris and Chrome Green;-
trench Pots. from to n bints;
Mill and Grindstones;
srs,. Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, ETC. etc
x-N They are also the only Agents in New Orleans oil
H. Imam, VANLEER Il co. IS celebrated TkNNks
COMPANY ST 6m 2aw
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

pARELLT & CO., 61 Common str ct, offer
oso saS Of Tssss Rssss aRa sPf o aad
Nice Oil, Bordeaux Anisee;
Cod Liver Oil TscsiVed direct direct from Newfoundland
Psrumsrya full asSGr%sn' nd.i.I ihsv md po,, yire
Black Six Velvet and Italian Sewing Six:
One case superior Dental instruments.
Rsssvsa e by direct & Common st.
n g boxes 6nde5sood's Tomato / fe Ketschup;
10 do Do Mushroom HS do; do;
- '''' '''N ~ Z. NJ. MoALPlN, Canal stree, Row.
CUNDRIEs-
EIrHa hhGHg ESb ybFSIsaiS FHs S.l,s. ss5s; ss;b
WHITE LEAD.25O kegs, all grades
MAsiha ';fI ailSO kND FFARRED FFq,'RR1RsE RopE-Anss.,;
Together with general asortInent Of Ship Chandler fol
'S da low raa sSs Muny and RID @ s}o1is. 81 Many
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. etc, comprising
- Manila ana a,ds Hemp & RopeIs s5.7d all sizes;
l@ as-lis%p is4Sni and dtGoi Cotton; H'''H'
pasen f6iisr Btushinss;
sS1sss San aud aPs sEaIssi;all SfIs; sizes;
Paints, Oils and Varrshes;
lIardware-,a general assortment for ship use;
Crockery, Earthenware and Glassware;
sa%s: ,5abI s%S kssHf lis, lssths5 her s,o..
Groceries, Wines and l.iQuors-of all descriptions.
Sst For sale on the most reasonable terms, by
y. WOOD " co, on the Ieyee, Post q Second
nl8 M'ty and No 5 Red Slorea, Third M'ty.
GUNDRl lES-
~ Rergasse, Horleaux. Madeira and Port Wines;
Perlumeres Essences OF Roses
Superior Sweet Oil, etc.
In store and Tor sale by
la6 RAREib' n t'Ei- ii Common ST.
FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhdy Of selected FIGS, in large and small drums receive
steamship Ohio, being part OF the first and only cavg
New Crop which has bsen received this season. for b.
w. L.. GUSHING Il co. So Common st.
El5 Parties vino have purchaGed to arrive requ4ste
tr receive the same tom steamship Monday morning.
10" ALSO FOR SALE-FlGS in PRIME order of the Oh
From Il
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
THEY HAVE COME!
PERFUMERY, ETC.

esY' We have just received per EXPRESS and now
opening an invoice of the finest tPERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS, etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited 10 call and examine
stock which, feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DouBLE EXTRACTS, from the mos. exquisite Flowers;
CoLoGNEs, from the French German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SoAps of every variety and odor;
PoMATUMs, from the manufactures Of Lubin. Dupuyren
Roussel, and others
SHAVING SoAPs AND CREAMS of every description
POWDER Boxes AND PUTFs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc
Together with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES,
CoMBs, NAIL BRUSHES, etc
EY% For sale at p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
fel0 If corner Camp and Grayier sts.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

mo GARDENERS. = Two SQUARES OF
i GRounp, ON the New Shell Road. Common street ~
- hassd On very favorable terms iof numo" " Se.'
EDWARD II. POMROY. % Common st.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
AGENCY OF
& hRBOUIN, NGARETT g. co. COGNAC.

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of 'Arboun, Marett L.
CO.. prepared receive orders for their very superior
COGNAC BRANDlES, upon the liberal terms; to be
shipped in quantity, to that may he required
DIS s. WOLFE az f,smp
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

The IRISH ExILEs.-The NewYork Herald con-
tains the following extract from the letter of ]
gentleman residing in Van Dieman's Land, which
must be interesting to the families, friends and ad
mirers Of the exiled Irish leaders: \
In your lastyou inquired anxiously for Meagher
must now tell you that we are on the most inti-
mate terms with all the exiles. We have met
Meagher, Martin, and Mitchell. The two latter
are stationed but few minutes walk from this.
Az to Mesgher, we went twenty-five miles to see
him, 70 the lakes the trysting place, where the
three districts meet but, after all, were disap
pointed. Il seems hard Of the Government to con.
fne each to one district after they had given thei
parole not to escape. However, they do not adhere
strictly to the wishes Of the Government
Soon after our excursion to the lakes Meaghel
visited Boutwell, with his friends Mitchell and Mar
tin. We then made his acquaintance. He has beer
getting 6ns boat built to begule his time on the
lakes, and he isabout building hermitage one
q the islands, where he purposes residing Hsasked
Miss -, friend Of mine, TO go up and christen
his boat, which is to be called Speranza, in COM
Pliment Of the fair poetsss; but as we all agreed
that the weather was too cold for ladies' to travel
We deferred the christsning I'LL spring:
Smith 0'Brie., who you know, refused his pa.
more liberty than at first, having horse to ride
about the island, which is beautiful one.
Mifchel's countenance is very fine, has great
variety Of expression he has the stamp OF leader
His health is much improved by the climate.
Martin is great favorite with us all--he is so
kind, flank, humble and honest-his is also
good They are most friendly terms with all
the neighbothood. Three days never pass that we
do MT see some Of them. a few days since we had
great laugh at them, They got tired of their
lodgings anything but Comfortably took cottage
and kept houso.three days exactly. The first eve
ming they came and poured out their household
griefs at our freside; the next they went to our
friend the -- the third, Mr.. Mitchell declared he
could stand il no longer, and returned bag and
baggage to his former hoasekeeper, declaring that
NO house could be kept without woman
A subsequent letter contradicts the report Of Mr..
O'Bfien's attempted escape, for which, the writer
says, there is not the least ground. III,
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
MUTUAL BENEFIT LlFE AND FyRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
tscoRPoRArxD IN APRIL iS49, DECLARED A DIvI.
DKND OF Is PER CENT ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
ONCE, No. 3S Camp street.
Between Gravier and Common sl.
Bi.snessef tbs Companv sennsd.o Lifs Insurance Onlp
CAPITAL, 08OO.OOO,

Bsincssof tbs Comvanv sosafnsdto Lfs Insurance. Only
This Company being orga
f@) nized, solely for the protection
mi ms OF the policy holders and their
H KO families against want and pow
erty, is in its operations great
~A HNy&A. national benevolent institution,
AHHASIEXN. conducted upon the most secure
E1EET&N. and solid principles, and afford.
khUee'ee6f7 ing for small annual sum, paid
x.SRZEaa0k$ during life, large and hand
HS1iFEiJ1N some eegacy to widows and chill
All policy holders whether for life shorter eTmn who
continue the insurance till death, partcate IN the Wnoie
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors married woman
eft and of herself and children free 'front.' claims Of
creditors TRUsTEEs: -, .w
ssa aessss M ssi:sRs Msss Sa
isaac 'fHas9 PaT1R CoxxaS IT, frssden board of Trustees
" ss s;as'' $siis2 Hsss. 4. Asa xs9 rss
n G. Hall Andrsy sW Car, Carr, Fhs9. i; hoIMC MsCaeb
ohP t. w. l. ssWe ssaFan'' sS 5eDus Bsbae snehn
Cornelius Fejowes, NJ; NJ. Cohen,
John HAsAs, President of the Company.
kDy Ssss1s SSss NE noe5a ct
Il. G. HrARTr, Actuary e. l.. GooLD, Attorney
RICHARD BEIH. NJ D., No a7l Magazlns street Medca
Examiner, who will be al the oice Guiy from i21' P
BY the Charter only Is, 900 is taken sinslelir-
for Life Insurance. and Policies all sound and health
White persons and Negroes al tine Table OF Rates establishes
s ess and ae o an
to residence in the South BY the chLsr Dividend.
amount where he party has paid his premiums in full
pectus Table Of Rates, and all information !ofe nsur
and all to effect Insurance bs ha
r. y Extensive Travsilinr Privileges are allowed.
gS Office hours. y A M to oP n lyla Iy
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

CAUTION.
Owing to the =etWccess and immense sale of DR.. Town
sends SaIsaparla Snmber OF who were formerlyu
Agents. have comia ,nced making Sarsaparila ExIaaa
Eixs Bitten, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. they gene
:ay put the same shaped bottes and of them
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, l36 Fulton street, Sun Building, Nov
York Redng & Co.. 8 State street, Boston; Dyo & Sn,
l3a orh Second street, Philadelphia; s. 8. Hance Dug
gs Ballmore p M Cohen, Charleston 105 South Pearl
street. Albany; r. II; McGIaw, Natohez; and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States, West Indies and the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, Isl CAartrcs street,
U3 SOLR AaHNT. New Orlapnh
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

This extract OF Sarsapaa has expressly prepared
reference to female complains Nc female who has
10 suppose approaching that critical period, The Tom
of Life" should neglect To take IT, 1t Is CERTAIN reyens1
for any of the numerous horrible diseases 10 WHICH iena-
are subject OF life This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor Il ss vaG
bic for those who ppproachns womanhood as IS ct
cpla,ed natre, by guckenng tie blood and nys
ating the system indeed, this mrtcne is Invaluable for
the delicate diseases which women are aubec 1t hac'e
the whole systsn permanently the nHtufu enefglsa
by removing the impurities OF the body lar stmuia
ting produces subsequent reaxaon WI CHS the OF
medicines taken for female weakness and disease. by
using few bottles of this medicine and Psni1
nrglcn ID evensh.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
LETOURNOS
G Il l. f B II A T K ID COUGH CANDY,

100000 Reward for a more efectua remedy for
the cure OF CoU9Hs, CoLDs, ASTHMA, In
FLUkNzA, COsUMPTION, GROUP
AND SORE TAROAT.
INHE extraordinary success of the LETOURNO
l. GELEBRATED COUGH CANDY. in the enre o
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Influenza Consumption, Group
and Sore Throat warrants him recommending those
who may he afflicted and certain remedy, and as
being unsurpassed by any thing of the kind Every my
shouid be suppl q with it, 70 be used preventive
exercise, rendered paatabe the aste so that chill
ren will use without the least coercion. is no quack
nostrum. but genuine remedy of known and established
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
Z. l.. MASSEY, Apohecfry,
corner Camp and Gravief streets.
e" Deaears supplied liberal discount as Agents Ion
!.ETURNo. lal0 Ostf1 L h. MASSEY.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
!9ua Butler, j..

DE-. TOwnsends Sarsapara soversIg and speedy Gu
for lncipent Consumpon, Banenneas, Prqapsu ute Oh
Falling of the Womb, C0stiveness Piles, Leucbouh9s
Whites, obstruced difficult Mens;rnaon lncOninence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostraton of the whether the result
Inherent causes produced by reg usny illness, or
accident Nothing be surprising than It's nvigoran
effects the human Frame Pes0ns all weakness and iaas
tude taking become robnst and full Of
under its influence. 1t Immediately c0unfncts the neryees
ness of the female frame. which great OF barer
ness. 1t will be expected Of in of delicate
nature to exhibit certificates of perioYmed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been re9r
children after using few bottles of this medicine,
have besn blessed with fine healthy offspring.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
For N1ohiIe-D1ilU ".

AUCTION NOTICE.
TUE underssned having formed Copar;nsrhp for the
ton Of general UC7ION and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm Of L. TAYLOR CO, ready receive
eonsgnnens at their No 81 Charities Of Custom
Liberal cash advances made merchandise consigned them
IS- outdoor sales attended 10 with promptness.
~. C. ESTES, ESQ.,, No. Oi William street, NewYork, and
FRA NkLlN GREEN Jr, Mix street Boston, their duly
aaho i.eagents ]. l.. TAYLOR,
n27 2m is Inn os GARDNER SMITH
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparla, havu
invariably called their snh great Remedy for Females TO.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates the
complaints of women, word for word-other men who
up medicine, have since the OF Dr. TownseD
sarsapaia in complaints incident amules,
theirs, although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills, ETC., injurious females, they aggHa
vate dlssase, and undermine the constitution.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

ITO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS.--
Il Johnson's Pst.nt RECOII.ING SPRING LANCET
This Invention snppies at all that can be desired in
Lancet without any Of the disadvantages incident II the
binary SInirE Lancet heretofore made Of Ii - be
lSe n; to the ncls,op 1equs, that it cannot vary ~,
point Intended, and the recol of the point
The most nnskied can use il h perfect security snp
piy just received Tor sale by T. L..MASSEY,
dio corner Camp and Gravier sirees,
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18
GREAT BLEssING TO MOTHERS avn CfiLLpREN.


1t the safest and most eectual medicine for purifying
the stem, and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth ;ver discovered II streng geas both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disene increases and enehes TIC
food those who have used it think il indispensable. L
highly useful both before after confinement, re-
dseases attendant upon childbirth: cosveness, p
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency, heartburn,
tng, pain in the back Snd joints. false palms, hem0rhae,
and In regulating the secetons and eQualzng the
tiun il has equal The great virtue of this necns
is always saie and tie most delicate and snccessu
few require other medcne in little
oil magpesa is useful. Exercise open All
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

Tina Is only OF than four thOusanu OF
Rheumatism that DR.. Townsends Sarsapara has cured
The and chronic weekly eradicated by
IS extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blaokwels Island, is the gentleman spoken
in he folowinp letter
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

Below account Of another child saved d. Town.
sends Sarsapaa has saved the lives of Thousands OF chill
number received this week:
NEW YORK, April l, 1847,
b DR. ToDnsend-Dear Sir: One of my children very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. Il came dying obained some of your
excellent medicine, and Il cured directly, for which assura
you | feol very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, n Desbrosses street.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

- . NEW IUKK, lfpII1., -5' III
DR.. Tcunsend-I verify believe that your Sasaparlla
hos been the MEANS through Providence OF saving my ie
have for several had bad cough 1t became worse
night sweus, and greatly debitated and educet and
did not expect 70 live have only used your sarsapaIla
IN me- am now able 70 walk all the city, raise no
that am thankful for these results Your ODD servant,
WM. RUSSELL, 6o Cathurine street.
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

Dr. Townsend, not having tested his Sanapnla in
of Fits of recommended it, and surisef
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westcheater county;
FoRpHAM, AuguSt 49, ls47.
Dr. yoonsenG-Dear Sir: have little girl year,
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for her, but without suoca at sst
although could find recommendation IN cifcuri
for like bers thought, as she was IN very decaie
health we would give hsr of your Sasapana, and
very gid did, for only restored her strength but ahe
OF the Fits to great pleasure and
prize She fast becoming rugged and hearty, or which
foso1r arnIi, LfnIly
The daily crescent., 1851-02-18

SC ROFU "A Gu RED.
This certificate concusively that this Sasapaa
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house IS unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DR., 1ounsend-Dear Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that three of children have been cured of the ScrouH
very severely with bad have only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great obga
ti0n. Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, I06 Wooster street,
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
HENRY DICKiNSON.

By reference 10 letter copied in io.day's pa.
per, To wtirh we c,Il The special notice oi olu
na lrrs, il will be seen that thus able lawyer and
veteran Unlonls' has al length submitted hl,
name lor recollection I" hi pIesrnr bIh aud ~
sIons,hlr trust. We would un i, '-lce Ia nIt
ronvic ion uf worth. aud vol nee lo our own feel
M Ia wihhold an expression al thai highest rn
com.mn. swell doae thou good and auh'll ser.
want and almost. was II not for the clam II
the accomplished aud profound Scott, who is II
candda'- for Chancellor "i The State, aud WI"
neil, mpri's the "ili - /; we would he cons rain
ed 10 aid ''Ihpu la. been faithful over lew
Mings, w,II IN Ike thee ru'er over many things
thou hast been faithful over II lew Counties,
will mnkr Ihrr rharre j., OYER tho whole S;aP
bat, rs il j.. we viii mo-t rher,iu\ aud wiIllngl
glvr him our heats aud hands in retaining him IL
his now well discharged and honnIahe post, h.,
siviug him oar vote. for his p-rlrcllon.
HIS great IN lusry al ability trry off red IN
dplrnrp Of tar Unon cause, wnuid rnlll,e him Ia
"r war,nest Opprobaron, apart t,"m any adji,
tonaI cpn, eratrn hut ,hts, wtighly as i, ma,
b., we entirely htow a>id'. tlr that profession
al ability and rsoual III ri which - hlI'y and
mmi-taI ,hly are his aud which h. dcsncs alone
% he consd red by the people in filing hi
uGi'r.
Ills abirirs aud dustry nrr unnisrak bic.
klsn'h,nit> aud dlsmI, unqr>I"n'd aud ven
line The assrrli ~ that not an npr' lrl'c''l At"r
u nr Ittig,n' will con est his e,eclon on The
g'o'nl % pariaI'iy.
L llrp men, aul state rights men ioo--men
4 4
,agss " nm -uch n,u. oue who viii reflect hrn
NJ up,n the STATE, AM mrie ou' justice 10 any
lliguul.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
col. JEFF. DAVIS


We learn ollicj,lly ylhr uIh The jackson p,prs
lhai Col. Duis has consented Ia run rs can,
date iof Governor, 10 place of Gru. q nln.
Win has Withdrawn. The papers contain his
arl Announcing b. fcr and The race Is now 10
~ blwrhn Fonr and Davis, We fnr moi thr
suit FooIe will carry the day ly most de-,
>ive m,jrily. The mn WIN doubts it has
I'D hnl lntl, attention To i'e current of popular
.rniimrni. or ke has suffered his political lrcI.
rs aud prepdices Ia get the better If bis sound
d.mrnI. IL sea ccy single count, IN The
STATE IA which lhr Uuion cause t,jumpord il
?" late Convention election, will nUi. gel
va ,ry The rrasons tr this ca culaliun are
,pvIous aud uodrnahie. The issle is the sam,
'asl hy the change of candldates. Davis has
'rpprd into The east III shoes of Qiiman IA
'enr,a hus been sup,lanrad hya Cu,nnrl IN the
rgl ar army of r'si>;rrs that's all. The p"o
lie s,e nol - easily gnrd MS thr politicians SUI,
,n,e. They cannot he made 10 change ronl Il,
be- b, ag "r cnaxina OF any man or any cliqIr
fnen. They viii vote in \ovrmhrras the,
y0"j n Sprmher aud the hannrr Of the rrsis
'rts aud tgiaors viii G again made 10 uai! IN
ihr dus'.
Col. Davis, in his cad accepting the nonina.
non. pr"mis 10 draw u, AN ailtcsst TO the pea