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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
TO CONTRACTORS
FOR
SINKING ARTESIAN WELL

Mn MINU n Il hSI AN " EI.ss
vHNHE Board of Ma3o and Aldermen OF tins ~
Il has authorized the undersigned to advertise =
proposals for the sinking Of an Artesian Weh ~
posas from contractors are therefore invited un. -
first day OF october next under the following
tons, to-wit The amount charged per TOO y. ;,b.
surfing water; the amount for nsurng wa'ei % NV.
out regard to depth and the amount per foot iO'
ing and curbng the Well, without regard % ~. ny.
or water Bills will be received for each q -
proposals separately. Persons bidding, VIII 49, 49,
enclose their bids to the undersigned, at this 80
who will, in due time, lay them before the ne
whose decision thereon viii be made known y
several BIDDERS at the earliest profitable momSrs
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 16, l66l.-7-4w.
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kA00 DOZ. FACTORY THREADING.
OOOO4, 5, and Just received from Pu
ask, Tennessee, and for sale by
HADEN & READ,
July IS, 1851. 5.-tf.
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For fac 2Ra Congregational District,
JOHN A. LCOX,
Of MoarOe County.
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pNION srATE TICK az

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES A. HORN, Of Lauderdais.
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festival. Nelly looked pincbed ana
worn: the bnl,y cried Tor. q larger snp-
ply OF milk than its foor, stnrying moth.
er could give it. Myfright hnnd hnd
not forgot its cunning, and went ont
once more TO my poaciring. knew
where Inc gang mel, and | knew what
a welcome 'back ] should boye-.a Ia
warmer md more beatty WELCOME ,han
good men had given me when | tried
10 enter their rnnks. On the road To The
mceIng-p'nce | fell in with nm old man
-one who had been q companion 10 nv
fnlher in his early days.
what: lad!" said he, <nr, thou turn.
ing back to the old ,radc2 It's the bel.
Ter business, now that cotton has jaiied.ts
a"Ay," said ], "cotton is Starving IN
outright = man ma bear q deal him.
SELF bur hrTHo aught bnnd and sioful ia
save his wife and ciild.:'
"Nay, lad" said he, apoaching is no.
sIn'ui; ngoes ngaintpman's laws. but
no! ngains, Gods"
was too weak, to argue or lalk much.
, ''ad MOI tasted food for Two days. But
murmured, "At any raie, Ilrnsted la
have been clear Of it for the rest Of NV
days. 1t led my father wrong at first.
have tried and have s,riyen. Now
Ig've all up. Right or wrong shall be
the same 10 me. Some are fore -dooYn.
cd; and SO am T." And as / spoke.
some notion Of the fuiurity that would
separate Nelly. the pure and holy, FROM
me. The reckless and desperate one.
tame over me with an irrepressibie
burs. of anguish. Just then the bella
OF Bolton in. Bolland struck up a rlnd
peal, which came oyerthe woods, I'M The
solcmti midnight air, ike The sons or
IN morning shouting for ioy-ihey
seemed SO clear and iobilpni. II was
Christmas Day, and ! felslike an outoass
ltota: the gladness and the salvation.
Old Jonah spoke out;
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Northern We. Southern Slavery.
Its asnotoTious ast hat the slayes
ofthe osth are aEeaition,

(. B.Sss IaSs
| hetter FED and ssssa ~ II, ,aoss
leisure for enjSyneM Issead now
eyer, of taking better care of their
paupers, they seek to take a OF
our negroes; and in doing so, thew
NEEDLE with matters which do not
concern them at all. They are per
fectly nervous. at the idea of compel.
ling human beings to labor without
recompence, while if they would con-
snlt their statute laws they would
End that in many Of their States they
force poor white men into a state Of
slavery whichsis quite as odious as
black slavery. As ar instance in
point, we make anHextract from an
article in the February No. of Dem
ocratlc Review, which contains a re-
ply to a letter of the editor addressed
to an eminent citizen Of Connecticut,
asking information as to the Law in
relation to "the bidding off Of pau
yors.' The following is the reply:
st is the custom in many towns in
Connecticut, to set up the paupers at
auction every year, and knock them
off 10 the lowest bidder--that is, to
the man who will take them for the
year, at the lowest price. This was
the case to my knowledge in several
countries. Ihave always understood
it to be q general thing in Connect
cut When we were in Fl. they were
sold to the number Of sixty for the
year to u next door neighbor for
Is dollars ahead, and he got all the
work ont ofthem that he could though
most of them were in6rm and not a.
BILE to do much. They hoed his corn
and sawed his wood, and weeded his
garden; and being an extensive fsh.
erman, they assisted in dressing h,s
fish, and "did chores" generally.
They are made to work all that thew
made to work all that they are able.
In Fl. the contractor, as I said, was
a fisherman, and during the fishing
season., q principal article of food for
the paupers was the heads and tails Of
shad, which we're cut off when dressed
for sailing. They were oil lodged in
o little one story house, with an attic
not to exceed IS by 80 feet, and were
all stored in together, male and fs-
male, With, as appeared to me, very
little rcgardGto deceuey. In case OF
the death Of any of them, the contsae.
tor got a specified sum for their buri-
oil. and also, think, secured the
whole amount contracted for, for tho
year; indeed / believe the probabls
death Of some Of them, was q contin.
gency calculated on in making the
bid; so thatathe contractor had q di.
rec'interess instarving them to death,
or in lneglectng them when sick "a Z
This isswl,ite slavery with o ven.
gance, and running comment ,anen
the sincerity of these dear friends os
freedom sasaPiite Amereaah
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he would turn to those whose respect
l longed to earn, and asked it, zero
not q worthy son Of my father, and
likely to tread in his steps. But this
smiling indifference of,his to my mis-
cradle vehemcncc wasnot oil, though
it was tho worst part of his con.
duct, for it made the ranking hatred
grow up in my heart, and ovcrshadow
it like the great gourd.tree of the
prophet Jonah. But his was a mer-
ciful shade, keeping out the burning
sun; mine blighted what it fell upon.
What Dick Jackson did besides,
was this, His father was q skilful over.
locker, and a good man; Mr.. Peel val
ucd him so much, that he was kept on,
although his health was failing; and
when he vas unable, through illness,
to come to the mill, he deputed his
son to watch over and report the men.
1t was zoo much power for one so
young. I speak it cali .ly now. What
aver Dick Jackson became, he had
stronp .;one l,yhe, ho VOC
voun@. wh;ch will hc allowed for boro,
after. But at tie tine of which 1 am
telling, my hate ragged Ike q fire. 1
s~tacle 70 NV he;n rana;vod 10 e. ~
mix with GOOD and honest mon 7
was sick e cr;me and dsordor ond
would fam haya enms ovar - =
different kind Of Tsand have
been Industrious ahbar ane onJ
rigbt.snoken, ;de. of
b;eher virtue them 8 Ss@; Il avsrv t,rn
DICK jackson ,nat "a NH h;a sDesrs
i have walked he IN tbrouph in
the old ahbev.6e,asI,iann Raw 7
could out.bim mn ,ssn man, rssyssct
in spite Of him, TSa frst int r
ever PRAYED wns nsaernaath tha Il.
lent stars. kneaIin I, tbe nid abLau
walls, thfavina,,IIss No s,rns. and AT.
ing God fos Hss 49, ,of Srevenga nm.
on him. 'ss .9
~ 1 GaH 'ss'ssn -.s'iar'- prayed earnest,
y, you M1uia give me what / asked
ao.' aalu ,ookea upon 1t as a kind of
''cu 'or INC ,ulnlment OF my wish
TO- 49, '.'ess YOU'D nave won
mo,ds ,no, "escr were "'cked
lotau 80 s POKER ana on;
NV u;sh p,a "rs ne"ru, n
COW ,;.tlo e S.S f. 'he ,'me l
ur''y iler grandmoth-
" Va; a'."s' u1lu que hao much to
hod roo u9I ba. nes'ues' | oclleve |
,han oaa . noaa aToAs ar,sns' whcn | took
. spea. VI aversion; ana l
;h niue mysG'' from her
nGrGht hos'n uno' cou'a STAND
opass'I De nten, WIN fearless
voc nosa;hTs ~ aaeo accosa''on'
rocter. GS you'll 70 "a acIo'F a.; goo? "a cha.
nv M uht u'u ~ u
ILL., '"o o.ous"s up among respec,a'
peop'e eau tel, me
tho oron;na o"n .ae 'usN: IN
omono tho Sv;l,o M L,o,.. &c n
nma;nf,ncos, hot o,a;na" g' 'or .ne 0c'
fathers old associates l. ~" tto were my my
worId I,oro ,lnnn"IS - lo'e "no
wora .ho stoodn T. asaL NeP' aloc''
i, door0 ~ 81 l s'a'"
no W. SCH IN reao,
i @eos;or - "ouau "avc iounu
oway from Sawlo" 49,
where neither nor nav I so.% p'uoo
know So r .ho,,d. Ho' "aS
not have hecn tbo somo 49,, "ou'u
mind, Reside -rcnrosont;nn III ~ NY
mon MI goodness r. mo e 500, ou
Nellv lived. In her s;rbt "o"iJ
work ont nv life md Geht ""
upward TO mons rcsncct Twn ""1
nasscd On Everv da, ,o"o
6~crccIv. ovnrv dor
modo }r,,;tlcss b." ,ha son "v'c
looker: md sccmoj hut mbora
WIS. but who're 7 ma. ho
tccmcd nv oil WIN Lnow mo Wv. %
tho son Of the criminal. Wild rock'
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~ IL is n possible, in the space q 1a.iess' no
tee TO srun crate ths quahtiss OF DAVIS ny
me nuhlc As simply informed OF the lac. ihA u -
for the han IN For sale Al ths pr1nel a
No sSl Ludlow oEe deer from GIsnS n IN S ~,
No iea Brosl~sy also for sale By y III Ga,ons No ~
Be~sry:P b Ksapp, No. 3s2 Hueson-S j. o. Toaa
Nc nj Broad~sy y. Lyon. No Az cranes Hn
yo,s AIR, Hayes No IT'S Fulten 81 lho1.1s nayss
Ne % ATLANTIC t Brooklyn. and By Druggists genera!
prles - eests in large hesiles Nv
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s-A hard.ome head Of Hair can be dsPensed

rS-A handsome head Of Hair can oe asPsn a. q .
~ x,,b csrt.,ntv by the use Of BOGLE'S HYPERION
FLUID Enmely curing SeuIt, Dendiu an ana Al, one
dis, sse, Il the SKIN dispong the hair to curl ana Po
,,y.lv st The hkIshest hAT INTO The most si
and h.shs ,ts,e-gying darker color fce ioeelss'
sod by WILLIAM BoGLE Nc ~ wssnIt goa =,
To <. hsd OF A b h ID. SANDS. No lO0 Patton ~
pnshton Clark Co No z73 Broadway J. Mnnan 70
No 80 Rresawav: Wa II Cary Co, No 2fo rear =,
ana BY the Druggists and PeIfamefs VIZ
world
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NVAyHFW,S NEW NOyEL-PUB-

NJAYHEW'S NEW NOVEL.-PUB-
IVA LIsHED THIS MORNING, Parts and vi. Of
THE ADVENTURES OF MR.. AND MRS. SAND
BOYS Illustrated by CTuikshank By the author OF
Greatest Plague of Life, y" London Labor and London
Poor" &C &c Price IS cents.
Pats VII and VIII comp etns this very amusng story
ars nearly ready IL the brilliant SERIAL that
has been wntisn since DAVID CoppeTfeld' and Con
Gregan."
for the complete WORK. STRlNGER TOWNSEND. ~
dlO No. az Broadway.
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II OSSUTH AND THE HUNGARIAN

IN WAR-Pecs Bliss Edition prce 25 cents H. c.
fFCK ETHOS BLISS, Philadelphia, publish this day,
Kossuth and the Hungarian War, comprising complete
History If the late struggle OF the HnngarIans for Liberty
with Of the leading Chiefs and Statesmen who dis
tnguhhed themselves IN council and IN the field, With
thsutlc Portraits and Illustrations Price Twenty I'VE
Cents liberal discount to the Trade TINS work Is
con pgsod about 80 closely printed pages with
well engraved illustrations, and is published at pfce
considering the quantity Of matter and style q execution
witch CHALLENGES competition comprises a Biography
of KOssuih and the leading Chsftans Il the Hungarian
War from the most authentic materials, complete HIS
tor OF Hungary from The earliest times account Of the
crcunranees which led 20 the nent o. the Var
ard VIVID Of the Var itself The best author.
lies relied the preparation Of the work and
kr beauty style and force Of Description It Will bear
pon with the approved hs,oElcal works Of the
dav For sale By n LONG BROTHER GARRETT
CO. DEWITT DAVENPORT, and the Booksellers
generally. d95E
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DUTNAMS SUPERB PRESENTA-
II TON BOOKS for 1852:

/ THE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY. by Mrs Kirk
land with 10 splendid Portraits. 40.
ii THE HOME BOOK FOR THE PICTURESQUE
win articles by Cooper Irving Bryant &C. and - beauti-
full Engravings. it0
ENGLISH NOTICES.
&c These both magnificent books aud the care and
cost which have gone TO their production can be repaid
M, nv an e1iensye sale . . The Home Beauties
of MIS- Kmklands couAtry in short GO forth to the pub
without word sald sung Of for or 10 them-onr
polite Place and utterly heartess fashions ON such
:, bears the bell the other SIDE of the Atlantic the
Picturesque will prove the more acceptable ot these two
books IN England Many, IKE ourselves, VIII turn with
avdy these records Of American scenery by American
lsi IDS ape painters. We would Inger over this
AZ 90 sbonld and we hope Will be WIDE" AthenFum.
The illustrations the Home Book of he Picturesque
az. chaste feeling naturally treated, aud selected with
due regard to artistic fitness while there excessive
sI ainps Ter picturemObgeTng violent effect, The
engraving display excellent skill" LLondon Spectator.
do
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nARTNER WANTED.-The Subscri-
Der cesrous TO get smart se.Ive Business aan IN
Sesands he ba mess nr.fened Capital much
object as competency THIS an srceleni opea,ns for any
youBg man snsvenng the above ds,enptloa Aaafes y
de1ce, "
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ROOK AGENTS.-Wanted, enterpris-
Dvr Men with soo capital, 70 sell ne - aud
o1pisr Hsoscal and Descriptive Work, spiesiidy Hlos
H - 1uT1sW q DRAKE Z CO. Hartford, Conn.
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IT, The Western Farm and village Assoeia-
ton viii meet THIS tWeenescay) EVENING, AZ
orloek AT Mechanics Institute Rooms Nc bo very As
The r rspot from the agent Of this Assocscn nas oeeh
received during the past week al the members are Ie
rrss,sSto be rresspt The pubic also invited
WILLIAM HADDoCK, President.
Tuos K ALIEN, Secretary, dls
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II Ladies Fair.-Ths Ladies Of the Bsthesda BaP
tsi Churcn, intend holding Fni Tor the sale fAhey
articles, TOYS. Books, ne IN the Lecture Room "t
theI Meetsg house Christie. near Delancsy-st on
"WEDNESDAY AID continue during The week Al nt-
taats free die 90
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y EMisrsat Intelligence Once AID Labor
xxesahse, y and n CaAAl-st New fork-Ihs os'ceu
established BY he Of En- grafton where can
Always to found large Numbers OF LaboreIs and servants a.
s lev rates of wages and persons can have Their orders
tsd BY writing 70 he Superin;enden and sending ira
mount necessary te pay the passage e the parties required
70 ICES eearg.d 70 Employer JAMES PAGAN
w FNktf Superintendent.
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~ Foreign shawIs and Cloaks.-Most i'm
porsnt sale OF real India Camels Hair ana r'enea
svIeib Pans Embroidered and PLAN Velvet CLOAK5
&c conmelcpg WEDNESDAY, 18th INST, being the en-
tire stock of highly dssnguis and fashionable house
Paris amounting at coat price to up"ardiot h'e
The proprietor Of the PARIS CLOAK EMPORIUM,
No 3 Broadway respectfully announces that he has ust
received ON MS Pasan AGENT the above consignment OF
valuable chande, which he is instructed 10 submit 10
absolute and uIrtseved saie and which, having peer
at discount of forty seven and hall per cent
nom NE Srsrsl eos. ne y ssaosd 70 oss as ard
clearance The late owners OF tnis yaluanie
lopel, thayng lately refined nom the mercantile world
Of the deaih OF the managing Farmer nave
Ions celebrated Leaders OF Fashion In the french
n,iropos The articles therefore be relied upon as
beng he first and most fashionable deseIpha ana
thtiIey IL beng impossible to convey ~ an aa'eL
idea the and cheapnoss OF thus stock
the following bret enumeration must suce as an lhde1 10
the whole 81, e 49,
sHhWIs-5(Q French Cashmere Long shawls. Of the
most Elaborate designs and chest coorngs from ~ 10
$40 oud cost to port the ordinary way from $40 TO
KS 2sQ yeIv suleb do from $50 to si8 800 rchy en-
6ro1 erd Grape Shawls from SD 10 So $50 very
s5Oto ss5 INDIA Camels Hair ScsIf' and Shawis
Of gTt III rsr'y from SZ0to $500 , ~. GU,
CLOAKS -l23yeI superb embroidered NeiYet SioaAS'
from $50 to SOS 900 hand ome PLAN DO VIA assp,
h,ayy fnges om s.4 S35 230 Lyons Velvet Gre las
ard Txlnas fIom $50 TO sac Win view 20 mahng en-
tire Of his stock Of Coaks previous TO me M OF
Ianvarv the uroprietoT has alec Submitted them 70 re-
IN accordance IN the above. Thus Al the hne
Sa1oDy Cloth Cucu former Prcts SlSto 20 now re-
ducec to siS all the fine Cloth P1mpaiqurs formsr
pnce Sl4 TO $50 now reduced sil 70 ~ Nv r.non
Sl2 To $40 now 81 to SO. miscellaneous lo OF ASH
H.res and Sill Mantllas and Cloaks NOW reduced one
Misses Sacks and ClOaks, Opera Cloaks &c a. equally
80 az. ~ of Jannary GEORGE BULPIN
" NV " " PARIS Cloak and Nantilla Emporium,
doe,. No. ISL Broadway
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ana spruce Ihs knds Of oh Pc .ghlst Job
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COOKS OF EVERY KIND.
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and every other description Of Typography IN the nrst style
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labor Or sI1enss in every proyenea. N type
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With tie Road Of TrHssssTespsctng the extens o. NJ
Fire Limits and they herebyempo~ered IN co meet >,
villa The TUse. - fake such assures as may ne dc 'nel
adv sabs.
The following gentlemen were appointed on sad Com
nIitee
Charles c Pinckrey, Of Hose Co %.
Archibald Lucas OF Hook and Ladder Co !,
John Barry Of Erglte Co q
Henry NJ. Or aham. Of Hsse CO II
Timothy Waters. Of Engine Co. %
On Mir David MIlllseR, OF Hose 60 ~ ~ was
RCsolred That the Committee appointed az former
meeting to ak the Common Council TO VsnIlAe TINS man.
he directed to renew the Application -
The President offered the following resolutions which
We e on motion unanimously adopted
Resottd That ghy approve OF the course po' lta
by the Board Of Trustees commencing SUITS Aaas ns
Agents Of the Foregn Insurance COmpa thai nave
IA ed to comply State Law refusing TO gay tne
Ta1 to The Ireasuref II the Fre Department Fund
Resolutd That the Trustees hereby requested 70 taA
promptly ais necessary meas1 10 require al asens W
to comply 21h the cond IONS Of the Tax Law ana Ihe
JUEciusi payment OF the Tax 49,
The Committee pr cunhg Siao Oh hAID'e ioi 80
kaicIsl Warrington Monument. reported progress Inc
Ttyolt received al the Committee Continued H.,
1he nett O. de- OF being the elect on % olceis
fr the ensuing year the Tees appointed ano ina
election held with he following result. w
ZSpha, = Ms Yes Iesden-
Ibtt. McDougan --------.'------ =.
JonD J. Tlncae, o. Secfe AIRY
John Giles ----------------l fsf' liei
DAVID Theall. Coiiec'or
ana kesrrs John Coger Jr James PIyer. and Henry A.
BUR- reelected Trustees for the term OF three years
Nes,rs DAVID Milken Of Hose Co No. 40, and Edward
T Haclsit Sf tngme Co No 80, were appointed A"1i'-
oIt " the TTessurers account for the ensnn year;
On Notion RtOlved, TIL abstract OF the pro-
c.edngs Of his meeting be published, under the direction
# the ticeIs
ZOPhAR MILLS President.
CHARLES McDOUGALL, Wee Prsst.
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Religious Notices.

q West Reformed Dutch Church. lBleec<er
Buildings corner Blteck or and Morton stsThe install
To- 90 u kty JOSEPH MCKEE sIl take place To- NOR
ROW EVENING services CONNER cling a. eclors Kew
81 Mathews, d D Marcus Hutton, d d and Rev
John NcCsulev Will ofciste. Services usual at lOi
A NJ. sE63PM d5 St.
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fine ARTS.

X OSSUTH-(Hahn's Picture. RE.
IN ceiyed per steamer Pacific Lithogrsphc Portraits
asr this celebrated Picture (row exhibiting LsAdon.l
which pa ned the residence Of the ssyer OF south
and is without doubt the emily portrait for which
the Great Patriot has sat his release from kstaha
sire 25rg-prce, 81 IS liberal discount 70 the trade
Soc agent for the United States II GAHBANArl, Pic
ture frame Maker No so Fulton-s up Stars, Brooklyn.
near the Ferry. ~,
IL q has in his possession euoges from nearly all
the oudon papers on the likeness IN features and
,entmert and On 8 value a. work Of art die Ste