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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-27
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

-,, 1-osO3U = ON VI I III :! 111NN1AI1 y,
THE cupartnershp heretofore existing under the style
Z of CRENSHAW& FARIS is dissolved by mutual con-
sent The undersigned will settle all the business of the
late firm aud is alone authorized to use its
Feb Aim K L. CRENSHAW.
r. L. CRENSHAW- ..b.S. WRIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW.
WYE, having completed our Shop, and put UP all our
w machines ready to do all kinds of Csabenters
york on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS. BLINDS,
HOLDINGS of all Sizes BANiSTERS LATTICE and
BLINDSLATS dressed SHELVING, DRAWERS, WIN.
DOW and DOOR FRAMES of all skies, completed Boxes
of ell kinds on hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
of any kind done; LUMBER Of all kinds dressed or
sawed 10 any size, from quarter Of inch thirty
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where determined TO do all work well, aud
give perfect satisfaction and cheap it be done
Ali work delivered to any house in town without cost.
Shop Broad street. Of the Ma hville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad where will be found at all times ready
to wait any person that wants work.
Feb 14-iy URENSHAW WRIGHT.
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- Last Thursday was the day appointed by
the N!er'ers lor tie Gnal destruction Of the world,
Int aside from occul,ation Of Venus, nothing re-
.rla,l,alIc occurred that we are aware Of
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"BOOKs THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.

ssBOOKS THAT AXE BUOkS, -
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND TIE GOLDEN HURS;
VI FLooD AND FIELD:
UNCLE SAWS FARM FEycE
MoRxI STARS rHB NEw WcRLD;
EIFBY YESRs IL BorH HEaIsPaEESs,
EoSAMPTUa AND NATTcK;
LIVES OF rHs QuEs~s CT ESeLsyb;
TEE PuGRIMs WALsINGHaS;
EILLs LAKES kSD FoREsT SfRRAxs
4HE aOxEY Make;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS;
TES NIGHTS BAR Roos;
TABLES FOR CRFuc;
FERN l.xAvEs-Sec0ud Series
MEMORIES cyEa TaE krER
TFNSEsEAN ABRsAD;
BERTHA and LILY.
TRE UEsxITs Der;
HuxEY Noon ard o;her Cnnissihies -
Miss IEsLIE's bgaNI1a Box;
TINS, THAr THE OIREE
For sale b. CHARLES W SMITH
mar3ff
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ErGc the Act Of Compress dpprorea AvguSt TO- S4S
sec. 6. And be further enacted, That from and aer
the passage of this every proposal for navy supp in
WED by The Secretary of the Navy, under the prov Of
the general appropriation bill for the navy approved March
third, eighteen hundred and forty three, shall be accom-
MED by written ss ned By resp
bie persons the effect that he they undertake that
bidder bidders WILL il his their bid be accepted eicf
into obligation in such time be prescribed BY the
Secretary of the Navy, good and sufficient suretes to
furnish The supplies proposed No proposal shall be eonsd-
cred unless accompanied by such guarsnee after he
of proposal and notification thereof 10 the bud
der bidders he they shall fail 10 enter into an o6g :
thin the prescribed BY the Secretary of the Navy,
with good etes for uTniihng the supple
then Secretary Navy shall proceed TO contract with
other person pesops for u ntshing the SAID
plies and shall fohw eau difference between the
amount the proposal guaranteed aud the
for which hs have contracted Tor furnishing The
aid supplies whole period OF the PROPOSAL TO be
charged against said bidder bidders and his the
euaranor gnarantors and the be Immediately
the United States the OF the Nav! De-
pameBt action of debt against either or al said
persons.'
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MORRI5 / sTRATTOY.
EA9 EIEFING

MS III ItNU.
WYE still continue sert Jas Pipes at The usual low
prices and prepared to make Alterations or do
Gny kind Of work 10 our line and warrant It well done
Gas Fixtures.
We Offering large Chandeliers fer less money Than
they be brought from the last after paving freight Sc
Glass Globes and Paper shades.
We have invoices II large lots OF 6lobes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by frst boat.
from Pittsburg and viii sell them very low Apply To
JAS II KESDRICk, at the Gas Light Office Cherry 81.
HchS'55-ly +. 4. DAVIS 4 co
ENXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
II lovers Of Zine Ch.wing Tobatco would do well -
purchase their supply at STREFCH'5 DRUG STORE
formerly stretch Orrs) which has just received the
finest article ever brough, TO This city frnchs
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FOR THE C7vET9NS E0IIgy3

FOR THE C0UETiNG -R0UsE. ---
ID tANK CHECK BOOKS on al! the BanEs; Isl
ID BLAhR COPYING BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BE0FTLSG BOARD.
Bills OF L4DitG-RALLROfD RECEIPTS
C0UAJING-HOJSEI p CKS POST BOXES;
ARNOLBiS FLCYD-4RNOLDS -CARHiHE:
GOLD PENS-STEEL PENS INRSTANDS;
BILL HE4DS-LETTER CLIPS-POU ICR:
CHECK .1LES--PE.y R1CKS-ENFE LOPES;
BANK BOOKS. &c, &c. Forsale BY
ap1l CHARLES W SMITH.
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- Tlompspn's Reporter notices spurious $40
noes CA the Bank Ct Nashville, altered from ones.
We believe tie bank has never issued tens Tie
Reporter a'so Las tie following notice of cour-
ier5,., s. note Oh tie Farmers Bsnh of Ken
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CSPIFNDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE-A desirable Residence, Az miles from the
city, on the Whites Greek pike, consisting OF large brick
dwelling with 10 rooms, and 1872 acres OF landabout
so acres mbered--120 OF rich creek bottom land
The above is of the ncst desirable residences in the
vicinity Of Nashville and viii be withdrawn from the
ket if not sold BY the middle Of June next Make early
aapfg~2w JL&R.W BROWN, Az CHERRY St
sTORE HOUSE FOR SALE.-A two.
n story brick Store House, nearly completed, ronti
% feet on Cherry street. the corner Of Cherry and
Elm Streets The lot fronts ~ feet on Cherry and
back les feet to l6 feet alley. bargain will be gwen
in this valuable property BY applying Immediately to
ap20-lOt J. L. Il r. w. BROWN, Az Cherry St
T7URNPIKE STOCK FOR SALE.-2O Shares
/ Of Stock in the Louisville Branch Pike; 20 Shares
in the Whites Greek Pike Apply to
ap20-1w J. L. & X. ". BROWN, AZ Cherryst
WEST NASHVILLE LOTS FOR SALE
w beautiful Building Lot (No. 30l on the corner of
Broad and McNairy streets Also, No le4 On Demum-
brsne street. near corner Of McNsry and Demumbrane
These lots each front 50 feet BY SO and Us Deep
Apply 10 J. L. q f. W. BROWN,
ap2o-lw 81 Az Cherry street.
j. A. DERRY. w. B. DEERY. r. E. DEEKY
DERRY BROTHERS.,
ALIsoEIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l94 Public Square, Nashville Tennessee
may22-twly.
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Trhv lA1crgan q @.

ab@ . "4T8-S1- . VIZ ="
TVAVING taker the house formerly occupied by J.P.
i Dromeoole next door to Berry 4 DemOvlles Drug
Store will be prepared from the st to The 10th OF March TO
exhibit entirely fresh and well assorted stock Il staple
and Fancy DRY Goods and Varieties, to which tDel
ask the special attention Of cash and short time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely ne1 and obtained
at prices 80 & 5e last years standard sney 1nsr mem
fehQo
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REDUCED PKICES.-Havingre movedf from
nv for rer residence take this method of inform
ing NV lady friends and acq Iaintances that they
lind me ut the Crueher House, where prepared TO
Cut Fit and Make Dresses in the latest and most fashion
able STYLES and at reduced prices Ladies who
perfect fitting dress would do well TO call me, as
guarantee to please ALL both in fit and style.
,5lS- The entrance to my rooms is on Church Street.
and ladies will be at inconvenience in finding me.
anrI8-2w MRS II. n. GRAY.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
4NusAANV A 4 = 111A u IHAs A'A1lA VI 7 6
( 6 S= -

BEN. 5. wELLER
TTAS in store BTpleys Nv ITsmiun one and two horso
Steel Piourhs Su6soil Paus rs TuiiFators HaFrows.
Corn Shelters, Corr and Cob Cf1sss-7. Corn Drills aud
Painters and almost al articles class ~ greuliual I'm
pements ANY article witch lie nay not have on hand,
will be ordered and cost of transportation "a exchange
only added me manufacturers prices He expects BY
the first Of May a superior HAY RAKE. which be wishes
10 submit 70 those interested for examination.
LaBdTeth's seeds.
Just arrived, additional supply IL C0Tnhed and
Bunch Beans Parsnps lIgeq uany of The finest 0ni0o
cets and a variety OF all ether Garden seeds
Flower seeds.
variety of rare Flower Seeds hand, and viii be In
RECENT Of more in few DAYS
Irish Potatoes.
A superior lot Of Ga sua and Iowa Potatoes
Field Seeds
He also has all kinds OF Field Seeds such as Clover
Timothv, Orchard. Herds and Blae Grass and in few
days will be in receipt OF Barley, Bsckwheat Hemp and
Cummin Seed Has also fine lot OF Oats.
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&sA f.tsa K OYTE'R n asl5 - #
ss--rS tsF AUIHoRlFy CT THE STATE og &L&-.) al
zss<-7 tse9vvtsa "a b. H4e4aa p1an- x
eRASD SCHEME F0a MAY.-cLAss o.
10 DC Drawn 18th Nay 1855 in the City CT Mcatgorsry
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Ei.natte drove Of cattle, hogs, &c; a train Of
cars passing over n bridge in the distance-in the
c7usreFl3t thore Is 10 dot over the an IN tic
,rarl "taeir, in the line which read WIN pay
Fr7a DOLLARS at Their Bank xse st in The
r.oIl Frankfort" is higher than re other letters
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- We ere authorized 10 announce z. CLIuoS7 -
candidate represent Davidson county ia the mex. House
q Representative
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ULASSES.- b5ls Choice Molasses-to arrive
- per steamer {. Howard, which left New Orleans
;he Stn inst For sale by
mhiS W H GORDON h co
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CL-EI3E g EEIoET.
~ 49, as r-.... r. s-

= re low rice, -5rl- t-, SrTn- ami Sgwugr stock of
~ FINE EEAUl-NAUl CLB-f. lAt; AND GENTS
FURNISHING GC0uS, &c every 5yscIiiti q. Hl-o an
assortment % Ei.rs C-ssIaeres ard s of the Ia
ties, yles, which vii De made u order il Ezhonahie
style arj-tf
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KDETPHI THEATRE.

FRIDAY MoRSIvti, APRIL q, 1855.
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NEW tst!1DS.

DRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS---IoS7 7g5ev.
l. ed, few pieces Printed liuCu Cambrcs which viii
be sold 80 per cent less thsr cost Also soe Satin Plaid
Bereges at great deal less than cost Musns aud aco.
nets less than cost. lape5l TEURSToN s BERNARD.
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MANNY,S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOVING. MACHINES.

D
STRAIGHT, DEMING & Co.,
Commission Merchants Tor the Purchase and
sale of Western Reserve Cheese n Butter,
Sugars Moasses Rice, Coffee, Brooms, Seeds, Saeraius,
and all kinds of Western Produce and
Manufactured Articles,
No. 81 SYCAMORE ST, CINCINNATI
- Particular attention given 10 the ForW arding Busi
ness. Idec2S-6mf
DKsjSH ES.-A large invoice of Clothes, Hair, Nail
mh8I AARON STRETCH
FANCY SOAPS.-A la ge lot of Toilet, Defensive
mh8l AARON STRETCH.
EINE COMBS.-A large lot of English and Amer
Il cen Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale BY mh8l AARON STRETCH
DARKY'S TkICOPH gIoss Of this
ID excellent Hair Tonic, in store and for sale by
nh3l AARON STRETCH
r YON'S KATHAlKON. "A lurge lot for sale
IL cheap by AARON STRETCH,
Wh0esGls and Refill Dragpiei,
mh31 Corner of College and Union streets
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
THE ACT OF CONGRESS, approved March I'd, lo55,
Il giving to the Soldiers their Widows or Minor Chill
dren OF any of the Wars of the United States in defense
heretofore the amount of 100 acres together with the ms
necessary procure said bounty land claims having been
received by the undersigned be would respectfully inform
all those interested that he is prepared TO prosecute
the claims OF any AVID all that may desire to avail them
selves Of the benefit Of this &C.
Terms moderate. Satisfaction given, no charges.
Persons living at distance be modated BY Gd
dressing by letter HUGH CARROLL,
mh25-lrn Office Of Grand Scribe, Nashville, Tenn.
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SODA WATEH

yIE undersigned has his Soda Fouut in full operation
Z 70 which he invites the attention of all
AARON STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Cor. College L Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
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SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNTVES---2O kinds---for sale by
: JOHN YORK * co.
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St0TStNfIl y,
90 College Street, Nashville, Tenn
Uk stock OF Fancy G5ods Periu1cry &C. is nov rerr
" complete. having received ffesa supplies sel.esst b.
one o. ae FIRM IN person. VIZ; huens bazin and xica
els Exiracsi American met ana Grrflsn Cogne a..
Ter faney Snaps Han aud Tooth Brushes in every sty
1lues ard L1sns Saehess AroIs'ic Chrvsias: Chiae
wear ana 0Ass Pun Boxes several new siyles. Shell
Combs rge stuck Also Rave on ks,.d Ia,iss Wa a.,
waite L "a, Linsesd OIL. TuTpeniine. &c --,'
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LIQUORS.
S0n BBIS Ohio Whisky. 50 bblJ american r'randy
sJUO 100 bbts Pixies Mag. 80 do DO GIN;
nulia WHISKY; 70 DO 1org Rye WhskYi
so bbls SIdhs Cd Reserve % d. Old Peach Brandy
WHISKY 10 do Jamaica Rum
90 5bs Old Bourbon WHISKY in sre and for sale love BY
mh2455 MORRIS 3 STRATTOs.
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sF1NAA - - . t1Sf t@<01 y = "
Pea-jaekets, made of tlue
Round jackets, made OF b
Trousers, made of blue G.
Blue flannel oyershirts,
Blue flannel undeFshifts,
Blue flannel drawers,
Blue flannel Jumpers,
Blue flannel, In thu piece,
Barnsley sheeiing frecks,
Canvas duck trousers,
Barnsley sheeiing, in the !
Canvas duck, in the piece,
Blue cloth caps,
Calf skin shoes, a-f
kip-skiu shoes, high cuts,
Woollen socks, Mes. J and
Mattresses, with two cove
Nankin, blue,
Blank cts,
Black silk handkerehleis,
Blue saiinet trowsers,
1fsrA oattaAN - tho r.rArA
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SURDRIE5

2tl 3 70 . gal Dsmij0hns; l0a % S8rdIne2;
50 boxes dried Herring; 20 casks Soda. fine;
% bbls No Mzekere; $50 boxes Starch
10 Matches; 100 bxs and bfbxs Rsisius
1900 Wrap. Parer: loo 600 Cigars various bids
Is kegs ~. LOUIS Golden 100 boxes Tobacco do;
Syrup 25 bhls Walkers Ale;
10 terces fresh Rice; l0V bags Cotton Yarns every
25 bbls 81. Louis Butter size;
Crackers $50 dozen 6ed Cords saS
20 hf bbls do do do; I!ay Lines
- Ia store and for sale By
mh2 800 MORRIS 4 STRATTOy-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27
TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT IN
CHURCH..

While very large audience OF some
twenty FIVE hundred persons were as.
semblel on Sunday evening last, in the
St. Mary's (CathoIic) Chnrch at Oswe
go, N. Y, an alarm was given that the
Church was on fire. A scene of intense
excitement ensued, which is thus desert
bed by the Palladium:
"a panic instantly seized the whole
audience, the crow at the d Dor rus she'd
with terrific fright hack toward the al
tar, tramplng and crushing each other
in the most frantic manner. Women
screamed and tainted, children screech
ed with terror, men rushed to the win .
dows, and dashed through thcm, carry.
ing sash and all /; women and men
were seen rushing across the tops Of the
pews to the rear Of the building, presen.
ting a scene Of con usion, fright and ter.
ror, that is totally indescribable.
"The dense mass in the aisles were
forced back towards the altar with ir.
resistible power, in hopes Of getting
egress through the ves,ry, and a large
number succeeded in getting out ,ha,
way. Some wen, to work batlering down
doorway on the south side Of the ives,
end of the church, which was not used
and had been permanently closed
Some fifteen minutes elapsed before tue
alarm was found to be false, when mos
Of the congregation had gone out"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27

THx RGolsTER. ol February 22i, com.
pletely backs out Of its MediH article,
and says wha, he said Of the Politician
in general way, he did not apply to
Gov. MEDILL.
Said a courtier, in the lobby Of the
House Of Commons; to Lord NoRTH:
"Who is that frightful hag yonder3"
"Thats my wife,"
"Your Grace's pardon; did not mean
Lady NosTH, but that lady that sits by
her."
"Oh, sir! that is my daughter"
"How unfortunate that your Grace
should misunderstood me still!--l mean
that woman in pes.green, who sits be-
tween Lady Moth. and~Dr JoHNsoN.'
"Ah! that's my sister,"
Courtier vanished.
"We were Just on tho point of copying oul
aItfcle of four weeks sin e, for the purpose o.
giving il our present endorsement, but it would
be waste OF space"
We think SO loo.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27
FROM BOSTON,
BosrcH, Fsias y Feb. 10, 1892.

About four hundred lsborers on the
New York Central Railroad struck yes.
terdsy for wages due them. Many ol
,hem are heads Of families, without the
means Of obtaining tho nscessaries Of
life. Their claims upon the Company
are said to am cunt 10 between seven.
teen and eishteen thousand dollax.
The northern trains detained by the
fresh arrived this afternoon. At various
points the water is quite deep. The
Boston and Maine Road has suffered
considerable damage. At Wilmington
and North Andover culverts have been
made Of such extent as 10 stop the pas.
sage Of tho trains. A. Hnverhill, an
arch slone bridge across the river has
been carried away. There 10 also ss-
rious culverl al East Kingston. Large
gangs OF men have been put 10 work
10 repair these d images, and II is expec.
ted they will be so far completed ss 10
allow the t,ains TO pass to.marow.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27
Kossuth has published a letter TO Il

Kossuth has published letter TO the
Qnakers, in reply TO an invitation re.
ceived from them to join the peace so.
cisty He answers them on their own
ground-i. e. scriptural authority, and
defends the fighting policy with great
visor, preferring even war to oppression.
He says the common version of'the mes,
sage. "Pedce on earth and good will
to men"-is wrong, thus: 3a
You say it is written: "Glory to
God in the highest, and peace on earth,
good viii! toward man."
But say unto you, your version 81
the Gospel is spocryphal. The text
runs thus. "Glory tv God in the high.
est. and peace on earth to good. milling
men," Glory in ercelsio Deo, ct par
in terra homiaibus, bona poluntatis)
Your doctrine Of "peace at any price,
and war at no price," is good will to
iIl.wiling men. and ill.will to goodwill.
ling men. Il
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27

SINGULAR DISEASE he Mount Sler
ling (Ky.) Wing, Of yesterday, says tha
Mr.. S. Chorn, Sen., Of Clark county
lost, within the last fifteen days, nine o
his best horses and fine jack, with al
extraordinary disease, unknown TO th'
farriers, but supposed 10 be inflammation
Of the lungs. The first discovery 0
the disease has the appearance and ef
feet Of what is known as the "blint
s,aggers" upon the animal, proving ia
tai almost Immediately, in every attack
Some Of his neighbors are losing s.ocf
by the same disease.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27


MoReAN FouND.-The Masonic Mir.
ror publishes story to the effect that
Morgan, who, it was alledged, was mur.
dered BY the Free Masons for disclosing
their secrets, has been found in Smyrna.
in Turkey-that he now goes by the name
Of Mustapha, and is engaged in teaching
the English language. The authority
given fof this report, is ono Joseph A.
Bloom. According TO tho Mirror,
Bloom met Morgan at house in Smyr.
ma. to whom the latter gave a detailed
acc cunt of his adventures. Il is stated
that Morgan left the country in the ship
Heryine, which sailed ftoua Boston to
Smyrna. and belonged to the 6tm Of
.Landon 4 Go. The captain's name
was Welsh. s ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27

The Thugs Of Hindostan are an AS.
sociation who believe that it is their duty
TO extermina.e all who do not belong to
their own Order. They meet in secset
lodges, and are sworn with solemn oalhs.
The lie in wait for unsuspecting passers.
by, and attacking them suddenly and
without warning, strangle them. The
higher the position and character Of the
victim, the greater is supposed to be the
merit Of the act. The Thug who -tran.
gles the largest number OF victims in the
course Of year is rewarded with the
title Of Grand Thug Of the Council, and
invested with despotic power. If any
Thug refuses to yield unquestioning and
implicit obedience to the commands ol
the Grand Thug, they make an image or
effigy Of him, which they burn, at the
same time stoning and crushing it. This
is supposed TO visit him with all manner
of misfortunes. After this, any Thug
who meets him is bound TO stab him 10
the heart. provided he can do so without
risk Of detection. Every member Of the
Order is sworn to deny his connection
with it, and when interrogated, TO any
he knows nothing about it. When ap.
pretended and brought to justice. they
claim to be Persons Of the greatest NOR
ality and virtue, and justify their acts
by saying that they only wish to estab.
'lish the true religion, (vix: their own.)
and to prevent foreigners (viz all who
are not Thugs.) from getting control ol
the country.
N. B. This 10 Hindostan. tAlb. Eve
JonYnal. ~ N .s ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27

The PooR.-A searching investiga.
zion often reveals cases Of destitution oil
the most trying character, and which
were not suspected 10 exist. Families
ofthe highest espectability are known,
who have stripped their dwellings, down
to even the beds they sleep upon. in the
vain hope Of concealing their realacon
dition. Partial relief has been extended
to these cases, so iar as known.-N. Y
Jour. of Com.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAswIsoroN. Feb. 10.

The Secretary OF tho Navy has sp,
pointed Commanders EngI and Gardiner
TO select propellers 70 be sent on the
expedition in search Of Dr.. Ksne. I
The American Organ this afternoon
publishes letter from Senator Wilson,
in answer to questions proPoundsd By
the editor to that paper. He ssys( that
he fully recognizes the doctrine or Stsis
Rights 10 iss application to Slavery !
that he does not entertain tho opinion
that Congresr has any power to inter.
fere with Slavery ssii exists under. State
laws and that the Americsn Organ.
izaiion in Masssc chusetts does not en-.
brace the subject Of Slavery smong those
for the regulation Of which il was iofmsd.