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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
MANDATORY.
The subscriber is prepared to do every description
of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING in Ivory, to any pattern desired. for
BIeastpins, PsTasols. Cane Hesdr 10
UMBRELLAS PARASCLS and CANES, re pair.
ed at short notice.
Billiard Balls re- turned and coiored.
Spec mensm may be seen at his shop, on tn street
between M ain and Bank streets, opposite Goddn i
Appersons.
jy l4-c3m CHAS A. MILLER
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A MUSEMENT.-Th is no place to
"A spend an hour. free of cost more pleasantly
in Richmond. than OSBORNE'S splendid DA
0UERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES. well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared to put up likenesses in
every style, and at P RlCES that DEFY competition.
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
Pearl, Shell. and Morocco CASES, of every descrp.
ton. OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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9 A l. A M ANDE r FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY Evans WATSON
PHILADELPHA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. and when opened tn cir contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $50 to
$500. For sale by Fl. BALDWIN,
NH SITS 148 Main it., Richmoud
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pal TAKE-It 10 not true, as represent I'D, that
the kussisn GoveIm eut have re a .son to
mDn, mofdecai and Capt McCleiland (offi GERS of
tee U. Army despatched by this government to
to ssbsstopoi. They have been biadiy reesiysd
sdd have bad every possible facility sorded te then
by ne hu.han authorities The Government her,
las fell Information of the facts Vashnoton Stn,
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

STOCK OF CON rIONARY,
~ FRUIT, FIXTURES, &c AT AUCTION On
TUESDAY, 18th inst at 10 CLOCK at the Confec.
tonary stors tf Mr.. Aaron Carpenter. Broad st.,
opposite Breeketts Hotel viii sell at auction, for
cash bis entire stock of Confectionary Fruit Fix.
lures, &C.. Stating of we'll selected variety
Sale positive, Mr.. Carpenter IL retirrg from bu-
siuess. jylI CAUTHORN, Auct.
WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Goth
w day OF July, If not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover, the
Central Railroad about eight miles from this city.
upon which / now reside, containing $50 acres of
land about 800 of hch 10 cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber, consisting Of oak ches.
nut. hickory and walnut. The improvements con-
sisting of commodiou .dwelline house, new barn,
stabes Kitchen. carriage house, &C., in good state
of repair
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi.
ses, or to Lee Bsyley. Attorneys at Law llth st
Possession given 18th December
2t-HtA* aAM'L aCHEvrR
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HOTEL-JAMES M,

~ BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
tel will spare pains to maintain its former pepu.
lsriy and comfort. They have employed L. POR-
TER to take the entire charge of the House on and
after let April. The former patrons of this Hotel
and numerous friends of e. PORTER, are requested
to give them q call.
Richmond, March %, 1855. ans
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURES.
ACoscoRp. N. H. July IA The House this
morning passed strong anti slavery resolu u
tons, after an excited debate.
PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAW.
DETROIT. NJ July ia case under the
iiquor Law WAS decided to day-the jury ae-
quitting defendant on the ground thsf the sale
OF imported liquor, in any quantity, was
legal Z
.., s.v COMMERCIAL
bALrINohE, July IA Flour go 12 per bbl-
southern red wheat 90 15se2 25 white o. o5a
s23S. Corn sales Of white ct SlseIO3. and vel.
low at g6s95e
new YSRK. July IA Cotton dull--s.les for 8 days
emtunt to 5000 h.leA Dlour unssttIed--70ng hbls
Unio .od at 10 1903 So; Southern dali. at slo.s7 -
wheat unchanged. with limited demand at pre-
yioas rates. Corn dull at 81 cents PORK trifs
mkner. seef unbalanced, with limited demand at
az previous rates Coffee. Rio 104
Money and Stocks unchanged
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Ns r.kCnANIS' AND MECHANICS
wi SAVINGS BANK. Office No. 1s Main street.
continues to receive eposts which interest OF
per cent. will be paid on all sums remaining mos
or longer, and per cent. for shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't.
L. IL. Wake, Treasr. lI-Sm
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URsisG OF AsTEAMER.-The Mssnolla Banner
ca't. Leonard va. baraed near Baton Rouge on the
les,, though the telegraph erroneou.lv rsno,,.S
eight pssseB gers allied ~f
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATr nN7r,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON Urn.
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTREETs
rUE GALE AT AUCTION WIN be sold on
TG;EsDAY the 18th day Of July, 1855. the pre-
ment on the West line Of 7th street, between Cisv
and Leigh streets. adjoining the dwelling Of w. q
Burr. Esq and nearly opposite the residence OF
conway kobinson, Esq. The lot fronts about 40
feet run, back $50 feet, and has UPON 1t brick
mouse which has recently beer injured BY FIRE.
Terms -One-fourth cash; balance at A. 3 and IL
month"; for negotiable notes, bearing interest Ne.
cured By . trust deed or title retained.
jy 10 G0DDIN AppERaON<5u.t.
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The Bristol. r. l., Railroad, built al q cost of
sioO 600, has been open for travel
Tneship Negunticook. from Philadelphia. was
ournt oy her crew 10 Rio on the 1st ult They
vera arrested.
Fourteen lottery vendors were indicted 10 Wash.
layton Friday.
J's1 silsbe lie playing round OF Yankee char,
aetefs At The Stockton (Csl) Theatre
an Am 'riesn Protestant Military Company
isbeine formed st Cincinnati.
r. q Armstrong. we'll known LIQUOR merchant
OF Boston, died on Monday.
his said that Miss Davenport cleared sl5. 600 In
i'ur months 10 California '0 ="
fa1 Tree coil convention has assembled at Co
iunbus, Ohio, Judge Cowsn presiding.
stoddard, the murderer Of bis wit, was hung
fiiAy. bsiofe eov0 people. At Rock Isis.d, N. Y
=. IL Is sad that the rem ,wned marrying es,sb.
h'hmani Gretna Hall, At Grs.ns Green, EasIsnd.
se'a. TO be demoiishsd.
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VRANARY AND FEED STORE

n rhdNdN1 L Il OIOnE.-
"a Tho undersigned hes taken the house corner Of
Franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs Il. B. C. &. Hill, for the purpose of cor-
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment of
all kids of Grain, Min Ofal Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept In Granariss and Feed
6toret.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling on reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article II of charge
anywhere in the corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
tol moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
signment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY.
fe 27-ts
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/ OST-On Thursday morning, a small
II DIAMOND BREASTPIN, in tbs shape Of a
cross The finder will receive reward OF s5 by
leaving the same at this office 10 I4-at
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-GREENE

TOBACCO AGENCY.-G RENE.
Il HEATH ALLEN, San Francisco California
and 1874 Front st., New York. sell Tobacco on COM
mission direct from and per account of the Virginia
manufacturers, and to whom refer.
Mesns Edmend Davenport Il CO., Richmond will
reply to any questio and transact any business for
our house
Having established branch of our house In New
Yort. resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving trsnshppns and
securing the lowest rate of freight free of commits.
sion) on all goods consigned to our San Francisco
house. no 18-d6uIo
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TIP TO THIS TINE have sold $500
~ bottles of my CHOLERA DROPS, and in no
Instance he's failure to cure, If gwen previously to
the collapse in Cholera, reported TO me. 1t !.
composed of Anti-Spasmodics. Astrin9ens And Local
Stimuldnfs, which are the proper remedies accord
loey of Diarrbes and Cholera. This medicine is
not intended to supplsnt the physician, but il you
keep bottle on hand you will seldom need ply
stefan for Cholera Diarrbes.
lis equally adapted to children and adults, end lie
very different from the thousand and one hot and
fiery compounds sold Cholera medicines.
~ Prepared and sold by
g.. SEMPLE, d,
Iv Main afra at
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HOUSE AND LOT ON 1SiH ST
IL afTWEsN BROAD AND MARaaAI L

STREETS FOR SALE At AIJCTIcNn.sSuvilHS ~ Ii !.
sold On MONDAY, 18th Ju y, 1855 on the premises.
Ion at o'clock. the excellent House and
Brood and MsrshaH streets, OF which tie late Fan
els Childfess died seized ~ 80 -
IEkhs,one-third cash; balance az and 10 mos.
iof negotiable notes, interest added secured nv
T. nst deed. title retained e"I - - $500
Z u ii s-t-s sGODDJN L APPEReON Aust,
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INFORMATION w A NTE D-RICH-
ARD COLLINS, formerly Of the county Of KIM
Queen. but now it is believed residing in or ne ar
the city OF Richmond will hear of something his
advantage, BY addressing A. L. D, Dispatch Office,
Richmond, ststing when he can be seen.
jy S-2aW2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

OoT-Either on Franklin street, be-
- tweed lst and I'd SITS, or on the Plank Road, q
DIAMOND SET STUD; in black enameiIed setting
the name OF the owner engraved on the back -
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same this office. iv J4-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

TAPIT AL $50, 00.-COMMERCIAL
OsAVIHGs BANK.-Offcs at the store Of
Cuarles Brooke, on 14th street
Depostorsn this institution will receive six per
sent en- ell sums remaining deposite six months
or IL sSr, and five per cent for shorter time.
VIM. g. PAINE, President.
r. r. BaooER Yreas Iy6-ts
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I n - LOST-On Monday evening,
lt%SSIy%#%a or Tuesday morning last, supposed
lEsSss%ls&SGs% the Central Railroad Depot medium
size black leather PORT MONNAIF.
containing 500 note of the Bank of Wadssborough
c., small amount In gold and silver, and nu M.
Der of bonds and other papers The finder can have
the money as a reward, il he will leave the bonds
and papers at this office.
jy 1S-St* JAS A. HEISKELI,
OST-On Saturday, 30th June, black
~ LACE VEIL. The finder will be suitably re.
warded by leaving it at this office jy Pts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN estate of the late Joseph C Wipgfeld are re.
quested to come forward aud settle their accounts
without delay and the creditors said estate
requested to present their claims, duly Auhentcates
tween Sth and 10th streets.
B. WEXFORD JR,
jy Slot" Admir- of J Winefsld decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

WANTED.-A white Woman wishes to
w obtain a situatioa a. HOUsEKEEPER. or to
go to this Springs with lady or family as she lie an
excellent sick nurse and be valuable person in
atamiiy. NO lncumbt anee. Wages not so much an
object as home. For particulars. inqaire at THU.
office. 10 IN 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

- y,r,A star-Dreadfai .Accideat-
pa @ ~ r;onor Lar Fashionable Marriage
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NLUIhING AT VERY LOW CASH
~ PRICES. LA order 10 reduces INV Samm.I sfocs
low possible by the Let September, will now
70 will ensure Gales 10 all In want no msy fsver M
Nth call Nv st. Oh 10 l.rss fer the season, ana
ror quality CIot Of tbe latsst styles call early
on T. D. GOODMAN, lS4 natn 1t
ND opposite Eagle Square.
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CECOND SUPPLY.-TheL Literary Life
In e,op; b. n Maddox.
The Physical Geosrsphy af the ses; by d. r. Mau-
~. L. d. kecsived and for sale BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

7, In LIsur.
Z oss,.Sss
'e s aasass.
s sasiuaipIa,
thnees1'vei
elenssseesely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-16

WHITE LINEN GOODS DIRECT
w FROM GERMANY AT PRIVATE SALE
FOR FEW DAYS Ia Linen Shestinss; Pillow
Csc aud Shrting Linens; large as.ortm mt Linen
Dispers, Towels, Damask Table Cloths, Linen
Cambria Hdkf Marssilles Quilts TO- II. II and 49,
ALEX. MOTT,
igl6 Auction and Commission Merchsnt.
LOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, 6c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range net sur.
economy in fuel. e.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash. Stands, b
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water all of whish
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers IL unequallsd BY
any furnace now in use.
q. 4 A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
nh Is 20I corner Of Main and 10th sts.
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LOST.

/ OST.-Somewhere in Manchester or
- Richmond. Physicians MEMORANDUM
COOK 1t is Of no value to any one but the owner
The fader will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
"a me at this office, Or with DR.. VIM X. Weisger in
Menc nesteI. jv l4-2t~
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The hunter andsthe Greyhound.

A sporting gentleman OF Bristol, Eng }
had fine greyhound which slep, in the
stable along with very fine hunter. about
FIVE years old. These animals became
mutually attached. aud regarded each 9th.
er with the most tender affs sstion. The
greyhound always lay under the manger
beside the horse, VINO was SO fond OF him
that he became unha Ppy and es,less when
I the dog was oGi5oi sight: twas COM
mon practice with the genilesnan to whom
they belonged d !, TO ocalt et,he stable foribe
greyhound to accompany hiniin his walk;
on such occasions the horse would look
overhis shoulders u, the dog with much
anxiety and neigh in manner which said,
'Le, me also accompany you.' When the
welcomed with a loud neigh;' he ran up to
the horse and licked his nose. In return.
{the horse would scratch the dogs back
with his,esth. One day, when,he groom
was out with the horse and greyhound
for exercise. a.large dog attacked the lat.
ter, and quickly bore him to the ground,
on which the horse drew, back his ears,
and. in spite Of ali the efforts ofthe groom.
rushed at the dog that was worrying the
reyhounti. seized him by the back with
his teeth, which speedily made him. quit
his hold, and shook him ill large piece
Of skin gaveway The often der no soon.
.er got ON hs feet than he Judged itgpru-
dent to bea. preciPi,ate retreat fromso
fafmid abs an oPponent.
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The Single Idea.

One thought is always predominant ir
the mind of the people OF Paris. The
horizon Of the ina 2inalion. not counting
those bounded by Mon,nartre Of the hill,
OF Passy, has always something which
promises or lhreatens-which occupie.
all expecting or apprehensive minds
Heaven knows how many people wer.
arrested in their course, and now many
important acts were suspended last yea'
by the Pruth---that famous Pruth!-tt,.
first act OF ,he terrible dru,na, the pro
logue to which sht be styled 1.-The
Paleiot OF Menschikof And now. talk
OF what, or to whom you will. at Paris
the answer invariable is. .'Sebas,opol!" {.
Effectively. in good or bad faith, pleas
ure, interest. business--all are postponed
and suspended upon the fate of that i'm
pnrtapt stronghold OF the Gar. Mad
ame,' says the merchant, "bere is mos
superb cashmere of India, Of sapphire
blue. with palms, roses, and myrtles; will
you look at i,?' f....
~"No; | will wait until Sebastopol is
taken" -
Sir" says the valet. ",he wine-mer.
chant has sent in his bill."
"Let him call again. after the taking o.
Sebastopol." replies the master.
Mademoiselle. have you been to see
Fian,iuio at the Gymnasium!" asks the
gallant.
"Niamma says she cannot take me
there until the fall Of Ssbas,opol." is the
answer.
; My Lord" says the go.between
Madame Doche accepts the proposals
you make her"
VERY we'll; will sign the contract af
ter have read the dispatches OF Lord
Raglan, dated within Ssbastopoi.''
"Ah. madam, do you love mel" ask:
the implering swain"
~ will answer you when Sebastopo
surrenders, ,",answers the lady.
In fine. at every step You are headed
by "Sebastopol;' to every question. "Se
bas,opol!'' is the answer. Whether the
design is to myslify. 10 put you off, to dis
miss you, or to drive you out of the house
all is effected by the word ''Sebas,opol!'
And from the obstinacy with which tina
dteaGiul town defends itself from the force:
Of the allies, by land and sea--ail socia
movements are arrested, and all seem de
termined not to buy--,o pay--to love-
10 amuse themselves. in resentment fol
the pertinaciiy o! tho Russians in thu
Crimea. Such is Paris; but if Sebas.opo
was not the prevailing one. some othe
absorbing topic would take full possession
OF the minds Of the people.
.-.-... Home Journal.
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NUMBER 50.
AaEIl1nttllrd.

i Gr insa few weeks farmers will BE- ia
The midst Of their"@pring work AZ splopeh.
ing, 9 wings and Pla' ng are called. But
there is some work WHICH must be dons'
aside from ihase; and now is ihe time 70
do it,. Go round your tarm and SEQ thai
your gates and fences sre in good repair.
Examine -yonr implements, and II ihsy
are not in good order, have them 90 IT
once, instead o! waiting until they ars
wanted lor. Immediate use. II You have;
not The best Kind, procure them Do NOT
say you are mot able, for j ouars much
better able TO farm. with good implemenis
than bad. fifyou evsn h ave energy enough
10 attempt to overcome. the disadvantage
by main siren 9Th. you will ind your work
badly done, and in the cad, yourself badly
paid. 80
Clean off your ground spread your
manure, repair your tenees, have youf
implements and materials in order, go.
that your regular work may not be inisf.s
rup,ed.
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Leaping from Wheeling Bfidge

Our "iready famous bridge Sc ems desiin.
ed TO become famous as the theatre oil the
suicidal attempts OF desperate or infatuated d
women. The whole country, and many.
Of the "rest OF mankind" are familiar with
the TACT Of young woman having jump
ed, more than a year ago, from the Sus-
pension Bridge to the water below, a dis
lance Of 80 feet. and Of her miraculous
escape from drowning; and we chronicled
on Saturday morning, the attempt OF an-
other girl 10 accomplish the same desper-
ate act. in which. however, she WAS ,hwart
ed by the timely presence Of several pei
sons who held her back
We learn .hst her lame is Nancy Hale
and that she came to this city several
months ago from the neighborhood OF
Steubehville. aud has been living with
several families here in the capacity OF
servant. On Friday evening. between 6
and Z o'clock, she went to the middle o5
the bridge, where she was discovered
standing bare headed by TWO ladies'. who
we're crossing. Taking her mantilla from
her shoulders, she handed it TO the lsdiss.
saying, "Give this to my friends, and tell
them where have gone," and made an
effort to get on the top of the'cables. The
ladies laid hold OF her and commenced
screaming 'murder." Two intoxicated
men came along. bur not being in con.
di,ion to fully realize the nature OF the
scene. did not r-fender much assistance
Mr.. Daniel Odenhough. " ho was coming
from Bridgeport. turned back on hearing
the screams. and found the girl resting
with her knees on the cables, and her
head leaning over towards the river. BY
his aid she WAS pulled back and brough,
into town. She refused to disclose her
name, and slipped away from the crowd
No cause for her desperate determina.
ton is assigned except tha, she had been
accused by some of the family with whom
she last lived. Of committing some theft
II we have any comment to maks~ou
this subject. it is this: jumping off the
Suspension Bridge won, pay either in this
world or the world 10 come.
Wheeling lnteligeneer.
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The Thugs.

The Thugs OF IIindos,an are an sasso.
citation who believe that il is their duty 10
ex,erminate adj who do not belong 10 .theil
own Order. They meet in secret lodges
and are sworn with solemn oaths. They
lie in wait Tor unsuspec,ing passers.by
and attacking them suddenly and without
warning, strangls them. Tie higher the
position ard character OF the victim, the
greater is supposed TO be the merit Of The
act. The .fh0g who strangles tile langes
number Of victims iu the course ofa year
is rewarded with the title OF Grand Thug
of the Council. and invested With despotic
power. If any Thug refuses to yield un
questioning and implicit confidence TO the
commands OF the Grand Thug. they make
an image or seffigy of him. which they
burn. at the same lime stoning and ours
ing it. This is supposed TO visit him with
all manner OF misfortunes. After this
any Thug who meets him is bound to stab
hun TO the heart, provided he can do so
without risk of detection. Every mem.
ber Of the Order is sworn to deny his
connection with it, and. when interrcg ated
to say he knows nothing sbon, il. When
apprehended and broughtto justice. they
claim toebe persons Of the greatest NOR
itysand virtue, and Justify their acts by
saying that they only wish TO esta blish the
truesreligion. (their own. and to preyen,
(viz: all who are not Thugs, J
from getting control of the country.