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A GIFT OF GRATITUDE.

|
M II. JAMES ROSS, (auhor of the First
4S-a Step N The March, thankful for the Ell
enlargement which his humble efforts to throw il
| light upon dark subject, have received IN The
county and city Of kenosha, intends to deliver
Six Addresses on Know NOthi0giSm
! AT the following places: Pleasant Prairie, So,ners
Salem, Wheatiand, B -istoI, aud Kenosha: com.
mencng on Monday Evening, February 26, 1855
and being delivered every succeeding even
ing al the places stated. All those who come to
hear him, will have chance, of having presented
| TO them
BEAUTIFUL CUT RIFLE & SHOT GUN
On The one stoch-b.ing from the Mandatory of
Bllssett d Co. and of superior quality and work
manship. There are belonging TO it, powder flask
shot IL SIX, bullet mould and othe" instruments, and
here VIII also accompany ii, one case OF Harvey
" Cnrtsse's snperfne gnHpowder. one package OF
gun waddings, b * best quality Of percussion
caps, some bullets, and in fact all that is needn't
Through the obging civties of Mcssrs Reed d
NchanSer jewelers. &c, those articles are now OIL
view at their establishment. The cost price OF
THIS intended present was SO dollars.
-ooo-
bonT Ess Is very interesting Speaker and deserves
Il is to be hoped that Mr. conduct in this
viii 3 atn numerous audiences
His in this city gave great a
Milwaukee
Apt and forebe iis. VIA a
ana ready eiogneLee distinguish IT, which creda
Times - no ' t"s'
On Monday evening 26th February, 1855, at
ingalls, Tavern, Pleasant Prairie:
On Tuesday evening, 9th FEBRUARY 1855. al
District No. school house, south of Leet $ tavern,
Somers
On Wednesday evening, 18th Of February 1855.
at school house little vest of The brass ball tav.
ern, salem
On Thursday evening, LIST March 1855, at Hen
ry kirkmau's, Wheat,aud.
On Friday evening, 2nd March 1855. at Ashurv
Chapel. Jackson's Bristol.
On Saturday evening, Sd March 1855, at the
court house, city of Kenosha
N The lecture previously advertised to he
delivered at Brighton, will not DO given there but
at Salem.
Ehtrance to be Obtained at o clock and the lee
ture to commence punctualIy at o'clock
On ihese occasions the following arrangements
VIII be observed in order We all those attending
an equal chance for the Gift.
tJ As each one enters numbered Ticket will
be received which must be retained, and the dupli /
cate Of it III be preserved until the Six Lectures
are delivered At the conc 'Dson Of the last one IN
the Court House, City of Kenosha. ON SATURDAY. |
Evening the Sd. of March, 1855; All the duplicates
received in The six places, will be collected together
and one Of the audience will separately draw three |
from the quantity, and the holder OF the correspon
ding number, to the duplicate drawn the third time
shall be the successful recipient of the Gift
ADNfTTANCE Is CENTS. /
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VIM. 3. SLOCUM,

a TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. And
IN llattend TO Collections General Insur-
ance Agent. GFCash WILDE advanced on good
paper, and on Produce if desired
Kenosha, Feb 2o-Iy36
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. :
siingerland Is Mcfarland.
S9o Broadway, Second Block above Pa r a
NEW YORK.

"a 0"V"~y, o5cOnu BLOCK above Pa r. N
NEW YORK.
Are now receiving from Paris. and ma, nfact,r-
ing their Spring Stock Of
M"ntiIias ~ Tai,nas,
comprising every novelty OF the French mar.
ket; the whole making the largest, and we believe
he bHst selected stock Of this lass of goods ever
offered in this city. Also, a very extensive and
eegan! assortment of -
shaw's ane. EmbroIteIiea. .,f.
suit the times. N III
~ Wire SHOW Stands, for the exhibition If
9ha"'S' Gloaks Man:illas and Capes, always on
hand and OF improved shapes O-
for reference.
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c A SH -@
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS.

No. 1913 Broodway, New York.
opposition 10 monopoly. Muse at Greatly Re-
duced,Rates
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SAML w. PHILLIPS.
Kenosha, Feb %, 1855. T. 36tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-31

ARCHBISHOP M iEDRIcK's PASTORAL LETrER-DE-
NAL OF TIE PorL5s TEMPoRA. SovEREIGNTY.-The
eoncludng para Taphs of the late Pastoral Letter
oil the Archbishop of Baltimore and the Bishops
and Prelates of the Province Of Baltimore" are as
follows:
"Belo'ied brethren of the laity we embrace you
all with parental affection, and entreat you to walk
clTcurspectly for the days of evil You know
what manner of precepts we have given you in the
nsUle of the Lord Jesus For this is the will of
God your specification. Be peaceable, sober. lust
AID faithful in the performance of all your duties
towards all mankind. Practice. patience, forbear-
anGe, charity towards all In the exercise of your
rights as free citizens remember your responsible
iity to God, and act as freemeD but not as having
hoeTty as cloak for malice, but as the servants of
God: Respect and obey the constituted authorities:
for all power is from God and they who resist the
ordinances of God, purchase for themselves damns-
ton.
"To the general and State governments YOU owe
allegiance in all that regards the civil order the au
thorities of the church challenge your obedience in
the things of salvation. We have no need of press
ing this distinction, which you fully understand and
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A KYow.NOTHING COkINOYWFAITg

st large meeting of the citizens of Boston,
held at Faneuil Hal, the following resolution was
adopted:
RcsOlrea That the legislature of 1855 stands
without parallel in its shame. Its Inconsistencies
are glaring its hypocrisy manifest its immoralites
gross, while folly and stupidity seemed to be the
presiding genius of many of its acts and enact
ments, so that, while the intention is manifest,
there is no moral power in their law to iujure the
character of those at whom the blow is aimed.
Such is the estimate placed upon the model
Commonwealth" at hoIne-it owes its "shame" to
the dominion of know nothing;sm and aboltionism
combined
Does iany Tennessean wish his commonwealth
placed along side Of Massachusetts, Ifso, let HIM
vote the know nothing ticket Like causes pre-
duce Ike results
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constantly observe. You know that we have IN.
formy taught you, both publicly and privately, to
perform all the duties Of good cit zsns and that we
have never exacted of you, as we ourselves have
never made to the highest ecclesiastical author
ity, any engagements inconsistent with the duties
we owe to the country and its laws On every op-
perfume occasion we have avowed these principles,
and even in our communications to the late pontiff.
we rejected as calumny the imputaton that we
were in civil matters subject to his authority
BE not disturbed at the misstatment of our teneis
which daily made, or at the effort to deprive US
OF our civil rights and ofthe confidence and esteem
of our fellow citizens. Formidable rs is The COM
binaton for this purpose donot despair that the
ju tee and good sense Of the nation will socn dis
cover the groundless character of the suspicious
thrown on the fidelity of Catholics. whose religion
teaches them TO respect and maintain the establish
ed order of society under whatsoever form OF gov
eminent they may be placed"
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ALrAMoNT, GRUMPY Co., MAY 81,

ALTAMoNT, GRUMPY Co., May q, So.
Jfessrs LJtors:-To-day was glorious day for
democracy. Col Savage addressed the people of
Grundy tl !4y on all the great national questions
that divide the country in regard to national policy
And you may depend upon it that he did the thing
up brown, aud succeeded in riYeting conviction
upon every mind that the democratic party was
the only party in our country that could be relied
upon in the hour of danger inasmuch as they had
never forsa the flag of their country, under any
circumstances whatever, but had stood by it in ey-
cry crisis, in evil as well as good report COL Say.
age said if any man could show him better party
he wouII jin it, but until that was done he could
never abandon the old guard of democracy; he was
content to fight for democracy, and if he triumphed
he would be proud of it, but if he fell he would
fall the altar of his country battling in the ranks
Of democracy. Col Savage showed most concll-
svely thar Billy Cuum, by:his votes, stood identi-
fed with abo!itionists Of the North, that while in
the Congress of the United States he voted with
the aboltiouists, and that they (he abolitonists)
claimed him as such. Col Savage told the people
that he could not say that Billy Cullum wa, an abo-
litionist but .hat it was good rule to judge 8
man by the company he kept.
Gel Savage spok4 of Billy Cuum's votes in re-
la;ion to the Nebraska BILL and the French Spola-
ton BILL AMI that one Of the most notorious aboli-
ton papers of the North apr .uded him highly for
voting with the North on these questions.
Col. Savage said as his Ip)nents were not pres
ent he woUll not deal with them as he would have
done hal they been present, but would omit many
things that he would have been glad to discuss IN
til he could have the opportunity of meeting them
face to face. You may rest assured that his speech
was eloquent, foycible, and convincing and that it
will tell in the August election. Col. Savage is
just the mn to meet Billy Cullum,-th firm aud
unfinching democrat to advocate and defend the
principles o! democracy-victory perches upon his
banner wherever he meets his enemy in debate
Col Savage is the universal choice of Grundy
county; the democracy prefer him to any other
man belonging to the party. The general expires
sion in this county is let US have Col Savage for
our candidate for Congress and we will achieve a
glorious viHory over the allied forces of whiggery
and know othingism 10 August next.
Gen Nor;lcut is our candidate for the Legisla-
ture. R. S.
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MULTIPLICATION BY MASSACHUSETTS,.

A know-aothing paper in the west prints the
following paragraph, without telling the additional
truth that the Legislature which committed these
enormites was composed almost unanimously of
know-oothings:
MULTIPLICATION BY NsssIcursrrrs peCerr;,,,
10 the passage ct the Personal Liberty bill which
nullIiies the Fugitive Slave law) bv the Massacbu-
setts Legislature over the Governors veto The
Missouri Republican says: So ends the career Of
Massachusetts IN the Union. For all practical bur
poses she is out Of it; for, if one law NAV be mi.
h6ed, so may all others be nulhfed. and 9u auao;-
ance to the Union be thrown off when nniTs.,
ton was rampant in South Carolina, WEpsTrR tIe
defender of the Constitution, went TO the ass
lance Of JACKSON, and the heresy was put down
But treason to the Union has grown stronger since
that time IN every Free State, and finds place in
Congress, in the Legislative Halls, in the Pulpit
and the press. and wherever fanaticism has been
able TO extend ITSELF
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orr CORRESPONDENCE.
PAsp, R,. johnson County. Nav IA. $50

PANDg R,, johnson County, May IA, so.
DEAR EDIT Rs:-Being know nothing literally,
/ feel relnear to write for the public; yet be-
ing know something politically, feel anxious
that the pubie should know few things that have
lately transpi.ed in this enlightened land of know
nothingism
+ 1t appears there are 9 few would-be's in our
county who 10 not believe in the capacity of the
masses to j dye Cor themselves, and have consti-
tuted themselves into dark lantern junto to die.
tate to all the world and the rest of mankind
who they saIl vote for, saying in effect you poor
devils are so stupid and ignorant, you don't know
who is fit to represent you, but we have all the
talent intelligence and patriotism, just come into
our midnight conclave, and swear upon the Cross
1--WE profess to sbhor) that you will do our bidding
and vote for our man, and we will tell you who to
vote for; for you know they are afraid to trust
their secrets to any without swearing them to
keep them sacred; and they fear still more to
to the light, lest their deeds should be made mani
fest. Christ said men love darkness rather than
light, because their deeds are evil. True republ-
canism or democracy loves the light, and seeks the
MONDAY to proclaim her truths, and publishes her
doctrine from the house top.
did not begin to write political essay but
Just to inform the public that there a class of
men away up here in Johnson who have taken it
into their minds to destroy the freedom of the bal
lot box, and corrupt the elective franchise, and if
this order should preva, throughout this Union, we
might Just as well give TO the Grand Council the
reins of government without the trouble of hold
ing elections at ALL But some of the independent
and patriotic are becoming disguised and leaving
them; others are talking of doing so when oppor-
tunity serves all.
We had wing candidate in the field foa Rep
resentative The council forestalled him, passing
an order Hat he should not run. He heard
of the fact, anil called the Master Beelzebub to
know the trafh of the report, and being informed
it was SO, h. went his way as a lost sheep.
A short time afterwards they held one of their
Guy Fauks meetings and selected their own man,
know nothing in fact ard in every sense of
the word, oaly he Knows he wants to so to the
Legislature and get four dollars day.
After they lad fixed their plans, H. P was mott
fed he might jon, and this IS only small affair in
their doings, as 1 suppose I know nothing of hall
their doiugs. Yet know enough to disgust any
patriot.
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AN AFFECTING FAREwELL.-The St Louis Intel
Igencer formally takes its leave of the wing party
and announces its withdrawal in the following
terms.
ave have renowned the old whig party as dead
BEAD FoREvERl 1t did rot get three hundred
votes in St Louis last April. Its organization is
abandoned in Observation-Disclosures in Virginia
abandoned everywhere. That party can never be
revived as a national party. We oppose the whig
party as a thing of the past.
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B We have letter to-day from Paidora.--
There isn't as appropriate place in this world or
elsewhere from which to write about know moth
ingism as Pandora We have thought ever since
know nothingism started, that "Pandora's lor' was
opened. And now we know it, since we get a
letter from head quarters.
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LETTER FROM A BAPTIST MINISTER.

Rev. WILLIAM MosE1EY, well known Baptist
minister in Georgia, has addressed letter to the
to the Empire State newspaper, which we copy by
request of members of the same denomination of
Christians in this State. 1t follows:
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have on hand at present good assortment of Chdrens
Willow Carriages, all ceap for cash good papergby
may29-2m ID. W. D0RRIS, AGENT.
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DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

The following document has been stn, us for
publication from Mtchellsville in this State
Mitchellsve is'on the Kentucky line, ard some o
the siSners are residents Of that State, atheu IN
the majority are Tennessesns. We are informed
that portion of the signers are wings, and some
o. them have been know-no,hings
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