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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-27
TELEoRApHO Rnrosra roa THE UNION.

State OF the rtUO, &c.
4 PrTTsBuRa October 26p. -The river Il now abcut
stationary, with 81 feet water ia the channel -
The news by the Europa has been received, and had
The Hon. James M. Buchanan arrived here last night,
The weather Is very peasanb and business generally
From the Plai~s
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25-News has been received here from
Sal. Lake The 18th Of september Il Is aisd thai 1900
having BEEN burnt BY smsans who pscsdsa sssG ..s
route Tor California.
Major Lsmond.9a had gone % Oregon;
ss ".y
Tse s%ans s q Lsa who va. ~
the Indians, have been found and inferred.
Htavy Robbery 900 ssois~
os TaoS whs Of Prov
just been received from Boston, deposited in
the SALE the lock Of which was comPissly bored OF
linton Of the aaeAasss Democratic aad Fyse.oa part,,
tho os e
ssd county united sPo1 one ticket
sellers quite unanimous and some OF the democrats
are divided in opinion.
National Railroad Csrve.tio~ at Msmphis
MEMPHIS, Oct 2+-The national convention to adopt
day and organized by eIecting Professor NJ M Maury,
Oiay, OF hla Mason,
ja%s:Sn; e.; Col Msun.s White. La; Gov Drew. An;
Ashbel Smith, Texas; Ashton Johnsson, Missouri BENZ
Dray, Ny John j. Tresevant Va. j. H. Thomp son Pas
and L. Robinson of NY. -
Professor Maury taking the chair addesed the con-
venton in neat and eloquent speech In course or
his remarks he strongly urged the Importance Of q railroad
across both the islhmus and the continent.
After some preliminary business, the convention adjourn
ed TO meet to-day.
Delegates were present from the States Of Arkansas.
MT ..s A1psa%a, Georgia Kentucky Missouri
Virginia, South Ceroina and Tennessee.
Condition Of the Marksfs, &C..
PnrtADELpHIA, Oct M p. m.-The transactions ut the
stock board to-day moderne No change In fanoes
Coupons new loan lIlf lis sales Of Psnnsyvania SIS
at 81 Holders Of -four are asking higher prices than
purchasers willing to givei common brands hold
az 80 i2t Corn meal and re -four unchanged. Red
Tor family flour held higher Corn is hrmer under The
steamers and holders asking higher prices. Rye
81 81 cents. Oas 80 cents Provisions quiet-no
special change notice. Groceries seadypriccs remain
unchanged The cotton market much excited, and hold
ep asking TO Of per ID. advance. Whistey
26i to q cents per gallon.
The Nstcs AVID the Markets.
New YoRk Oct a-The stock market Is steady sales
OF note IS I'LL coupons li5 exchange Lon
don lOt Flour is steady-saea bbls n
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ARRIVAL kxrRAoRprsARy.The 81 Louis Reveille says
that rugged schooner has been bailt at Mineral Point
Wisconsin, and transported thence the country forty
miles Gaena, where she launched She sails direct
for San Francisco, via Chegres and Panama. the design
being draw her truck the shmus. She will
reach s. Louis about the middle Of November.
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AeKIcuLruRAL Epucarros The Boston Atas tina,
alta recent meeting Of the uu',ces Of the Norfolk Agrcu
raj Society," after able and spirited discussion wa.
voted unanimously to address the legislature Of Msssachu
eus in favor OF the establishment BY the State ofa suitable
system Of agricultural education; and comm it,ee con
asing OF Messrs Charles r Adams s. ID. Bradford B.
CoPeland. T. X Whitaker, and Z. l.. Reyes, appoint
ed to prepare memorial accordingly.
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MARRIED..

l4,h instant by G. w. SAMSON Mr. ABRAHAM
PAINTER TO Miss LURA SOPHIA, daughter GEoRoE Plsr
sac, all Of this city.
Gy-CengregssiossI Rev r. CusHnAS
will preach the Central Church. street directly
IN e Of the Patent oice at n o'clock and Rev r.
MoRx nj ~ u. m.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-27

State OF Inc TtvW, &c,
PITTsBuRa. October Esp. gm.-The river 10 about
stationary, with 81 feet wafer ia the channel
The news by the Europa has been received, and had
favorable effect on breadstuds especially
The Hon. James M. Buchanan arrived here last night
The weather is very peasani and business generally
brisk. sf $3.50 .'a rttt n
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D. L. Yulee. esq, senator OF the United States from
Florida, arrived in town yesterday He is at the irving
House. stt 'th't
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Hamilton Marlborough and Abel U. Mayo,
A TTORNEYs Law and Agents for Claims win
claims description before The board Of Mexican
mssoners, Congress, and the various departments.
0oce the Of ~ and sreets, Washington, D. O.
Oct 4--dAcpy
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GENERAL TAYLOR and his Cabtnea.--This beausnnl
engavns representing the President and his Cabinet pabhed
by NJ D. Brady, be obtained his Daguerrean Gallery
pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 6th Streets
Oct 27-eodlm
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LrsRARv Coresxss, Oct 2, 1892
NOTICE is hereby given, that tho IAbrsry Of Com
be Tuesday, the 18th and VIII noe
again opened until Thursday, the 18th Of November
Oct 3-eodlm JOHN g.. MEEHAN, Librarian.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Fs0m facafsA -As sFnvzl oa Saturday from CAmne.ehE, srlngs laf<r news tFsn Yaestaa. Al inc acceaass agree sh2t the wbgses sf facasan are sSw reduced sc the elresi -xfFenses, and t14s unless ssssssaaee comes fran aOsoa1, they mus; abandon ta< penlnssa to sh~s t~soescSs and i@PKa- cable ices, the iadi.ak. The Mersea BsAetsn. as Aag1ss ls e0aiasss sas memorial seirs Coz. 5AR- AAcxAs0 sdaassssed so tAs MsxieAs Secretary of Feseaxs Rslatonss wssh respect 10 lac sh4sgs made sgaiHs, ham. of hzylag ssGa Iaesaa prisonsss lHke ssAvery in Casa- HA expisD&tion $. snat 4 w@s Imperative tAs laSaszas shoot al ther pEise n~rs they could 0St ke-p tA~R, ss transport sasm aeyead the coznlry- Tb~ indiAns preferred the ls- ter sstsFAafIse and BAxsArzAso arrAogud fur theis passage to CaSa. and essErsrsrd. sa Eaeas behalf. saat tissy slosr be re@snesasee for ass labor aon@ ey them Ia CHaA- The Msxseaa GoxsfnDsnf was entirely safis6sd Siih RAGs.eaAso's explss~tica
 \. O. 6Alixtta
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

IaGagHs's ts Rsy3tsy-A correspondent of the Boston Alias rsss.ss tss iSis0xlng story. Ii sssr the 5ri,isa msy demand sataslaefioa ior this mag aIfy o5sred to the ang ri their e7saalon. Cfesaed heads nos to be treated with eeelansy-aOi they indeed
 4 iew naatas sge American vessel being oa tbe Mesquite coast ias sons Parposs, has ns)=ssy. ssrsaaang apOa .as suPPot sl hls alle.. took some usjus;hape iss~rties watA lss espssis os serpasea sose unreasonable obstacles in hls say; wssrsupoa the latter s~ni sRsstoa ts ssn to come oa h0sTa sss vrss@l kxpeetasg. psababsy, AaaasoGss treat. es PIsDty ef grg, tes ksng seesPi~e the snsIist,@ bat wazt hAs saIPslas waea, iaslsad sf gettifg ssaay assatks of gFsg. hs was srscs6 ae and gssn ranha Gosea, wita wholesome sam0ai.scs to take eAEe iB faaase bs~ hs asserssek ip ipsermssdae witn ADxEarsn easaAana So goes zAs ssOry, aae tel H is ysa as taM soia h @s.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
PuAass asesaaar aa Yela ceantr.


 Fsssasaa to nossee, shs essaa@us es Yea eraary ssssmAasd ss sie e0urt hease tn Danvia<. sa Msa- ssy ssn sns' tv ss FsfPese os os.Pposssiu assegsses b ssssa ths M<@pAss cs@ssaasoa. oa @ossaa. JsAa csew, esq. wss appaaaasa eAasm&a. ssa L. P. Esa. Secressry-
 Csa pot,ss. Dr. ?. s. C44sy, D.. Gsa. eahsE. AS-x. wslEer. Daaa TAs~ss ard Geo. MAxssas. wsss appaaasea : esmmssses ts repazs pseumsae and sesolusssnx Asw dwEsossassea, fse saasa~snx prepared by D. caasT. -ss sasAsaea b sAs @sss- rug sad after soze ssesssssoa ss sa ne ssspsirsy ss ssssking css shs woss wase, ia sA~ pasuunhss sAd sdsayiag shs hsss rpsasass, w.se Shady nap- led.
 whsFrnu. the wiss policy ef shs laAs AEmimssrz- iaa haEipg nss&iee "a re ss4rsusaa. ss sas taates States. ss all sha s<Ersay swsrsrs1 ws1an sA~ kA- IS as New M-xsso nnd Cxmfawsaa, wisA th-1 grsss and unpaEaaa-d mseesal s~~ossces recently di-ess- err1-sad ths nerea@ssy hsxiag be~a esease9 iaF a rAi-sSad to tss regloa os s gosd P&csEs. year con nistee have ihaages psepeF 10 eEPrsss teir Appre- hAslOa ofshe rsOpe-sd Memphis Cssssnsiua. brsses- iag thai tse best nssas wiA be shsss presented 70 ensars sAs sP~~dy eampletsoe ct saeA ~ogk. In eoaslaesA;ion ss which. be t therefore.
 Resotpea. That tlse construction as such road, aHlslag # ail. tue Atizasse wiiA ,e Pacific. wlai lafrsAgs so psisCspse ai SsAl@ ngass--ss pas~iy . ssse.iy anAas, and es sazsEsiy she scope ct the Federal CaassEaiioa.
 kesa4rsz. 1AAi. upon q Fsview of the EArsoas plans ~a'ca hzse seen prosos@a os ts construction o sad road, that ssggrs'ea as applying ths psoesss arssiag ro the sales ct tAs PaShe .saas, strikes As tss uost wiss, pruaeas sed pra<5leasle.
 ReAoLnrd, TS4t Inc pesvse ct Arx4nsaa hawe . v1i4a interest ths construction es road eornsAea- eng al some pSaa; ca sse Misssssipps CT AfkAaszs rsv-rS, and ternfnataag sssn~~hers sf os nemr rae By af San Fszsctscp, and sAsf sas delegates b. aasrscte io t4se tbs resolatoH soleig as tis ~xieg os rhear po~ers sasa eoasea1aea Ia other words. thai saes favor An Ofh%f project waacA say be brought bsiSse the conv~atloa.
 RssOsues, That tea eeiega;rs be appointed, y fse aomiszslea os iaasvieaai members. ie represent fsa eooafy. sad convention
 Nbereapon- meiios ot Or. C4ifrT, Tsomss J. Waters aaa Wasi4as J. Parks.--Seml4A Crasens, 5y Alex W Aiker -N 'esaixs Baix sSd Aeasy " ard. by Dsntsi TaOuas--tTr. L. $ Ovens, L. D. Pastsh aad William C. Hogan, ey Dr. Parkef-JShn (. Parker, by Gee. Asgaes~--and Constantine Ladd. sy D. Floyd, were nominated sae appointed seie- gasrs 10 represent Fsl esgHiy ia gA@ Memphis Co1- ysntIon
 On motion. fl was Rsasissd That any cIlizen ol Hrh county. wiling toeSey tse instructions expres- sed is sd resolve, he considered esiegsse ts sad cCHFsRtSan.
 On sofio1. the Democrai, Banner. and GAzrt4<. Li'fs Rock. b. rrqaesssd 'o Passsh the proceeding. sg this seeting.
 on motion. 1ertiag sejearned- JOHN CROW, PrsssEszi- L HAIL Ssr's
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Rsaa TAs.-Ts- very sigg7ss gun of whigg~ry al ,nr Nerth-tae New York Tribun-. aas tae iOl. lowing un1er is editorial head:
 s-ro s~ beaten occasionally Is the iss of any and every party; happy tss party waseA may eeasose itsel h as4sss sY the cOascioassesS sslor tanes resaiisd pet from its vices hat its v1rtuss
 se wing party bas almost certainly losi tbs asney is tfe sexi Hsass sf k-pr-seasaSsss. sse iosi 1T hseanse il is Asss reere@aa 10 rssdosa than iss antagonist which lives oa Phsrsssie professions e democracy. coR3eiasa with the prompt Aue thor easkso3hg saPPorI of the DOsa gisring srtsssrraey There shsasa have beea least sshf wings saeesec to Congress from KeHtvexy y-asn$ Of Inc tsa sis- irieis having gwen Gsasra Taylor @ziortsss, -gat es them very decisive. Yet EY~ sf tas ssa abstracts have ehSseH loesfsess-aad why' simply s~caase tH& wings ae~statsd, differed, dirid-a ea sas qasu- tsH of T'erPetaatiag slavery. whse the lsesfsess every learsAl and every PrOusia~si maa of ne par fy--wsni Ebs ~hOte Aag Ter making slavery eternal in ss~ss sws >t4ss. saa sxtsaasg as far ss ,Osss- sis ia the Sstsa~i Territories, by sny Ess4as and al al hsn@rus-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Fa<ss aAemf .As~sfa@neim.---.A wgsssr ia sk~ easszn M~asEsi genuaaa states sAa sbtlswea assRR. ~hseA h- ssss have he's sssaers~d hssn saahe~s.e ssAstsfiess
 |. rsst she s1aevvisy of sAr Fssn Afssnaa n gsusss tasa sAss sGsA- saAsss@sss sf any ssasH p~- nos q tAs E'obe
 q That @ssassO.s, e., sAass bora sf psrssan sas ssins Afssasa. aaa IAe ssh~r CasensiAA. e whasa. ere aressray ne sAsrssss Sysa af asy ss4zs ss~ kamAa rzre.
 3. Thas aasassses ass Gs msre IAhae sa.lis asAur sAsS9s af as, sa~a sAe sAsssm o~ bsurhs haewSun shOrr sgrs-dsam ss ss sG. ssts T-asa aem e vs 70. Ios ssI A TA~t ne nustaists sf shs fsss psupss sf euau~ h the uaassa Sasss ls mcFe tasn TO psr esssR greater eAsa taat nf the slsyzs-
 {. Thzs rAass q snmsm~d Afxisaa sxfsacaeu ,m she fFe~ sszass ass msse hanss te sseknnas ay PvrsnafaFs A~asA tAsM s.s waaes q fAssr ssak saa ecadstsaa n sOesrty. bat rAas ne sSkng arsasity ." naaSfest n@sag tk~ Ire pesyas sf euiss. iy aa every ssuaaassy ana srcsten af eoaasFy Sazasi.bay eoa6ned e the maiafsaes
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

t.nt ssmafkAhle bsrosgh, which ssrsss whiE Bpou shs snts-masDnic question, as6 never turned bnEh agsiss and with tAar oF plsasare in his eye vel saeuud ssss the ssthsr and dsfendsr of she wIlnos PEosisn. and prutecsiea lO thsa sFpBghpla sf whiE Esipiriasg
 What SC said in,sspsy, re cHnast jsst asw re- msBbeE, owing b ths noise aBd csnEsa0n sg fha occasion: but we are csKhdens that we doarsd ,he qanstieRa, and piisd the whOie load upon Con Erss~.
 Soon procession was fSEznsd, aud the rery vel kia rsAg with sHuxzAs Tor Zachary wsshinEtsn and sbe great whig party of LAncaetss!v Two by two ws then marched into Mrs. ErnDtg, quiet he- tA whore we got chance to slip swuy by eaSseIvss and write this sharg letter. knewfng th1t ua have got to shake every5oey's hand te-merrvw and thai Governor Johnston. whe knows what he k about, s te szy what hs psessss fOr Hs ts The people. We shuli nsw tann in, and Eegessas aPsn the almighty Prs~Psct thai fate has 50 anrssmonioasly spsnaa before ss
 We sbseFve thai writer in tas Republic is get ting positive in our absence. aud denies that John Duvis ssen is gaing to gel minister Oatfs for Esg land ahead of Abbott You enn just give him the coatraaiEtion in Freach which in English mc4ps that he is as false as in ilis premises. and had better not aef us Into any scrsps about oar di- pomacy while we are stsssnt. Tor we know what we meant as well as the res, of thsm; and if John is cheated out of his outfit ws bs antO the cooks that spoil the broth.
 h conclusion, we find that we are weTi known after we are introduced 10 everybody y-Iittle boys and ull--snd that the ehiIdEcn talk Duich CT Eng lish. just ss they happen ts fsa- Keep a bright eye after Thomas during our psgegriaston; fer he Is horse and cart with croas deg under the bot tom, and can make great show with \ very litiis money. We sead you pisf mzs made in this vi- ciaiiy by lbe pottery. sample of the progress Of ths arts and sciences in this age. Yoa wil place this mug in conspicuous place in ths East RooR. and set Bliss nO; to dassnrb the erockery until come back
 We saw Buchanan herr for few moments, but we gave him cela shoulder He spoiled ear fun in that United States business and iookzd though he was going to give ns ircszrs on his 0wa door step; bat we sci Johnston and Stevens upon him and eaf for quiet; and sO dear Age. we remain the sscnnd Father of the Country.
 ARCHERY WASHINGTON.
 Presumi.g that the Atneriesn prepie. like young robsns at ths fseding time, huagary forthe s1stions of their idol ehiefsain who IS now riding amid the wiids of Pennsylvania for the benefit Of his beloved country. pig iron. and the election of whig canal commissioner and knowing nc better wsy tp satisfy curiosity than b choke it ia the bs we give the AbOve zs the last whisper from the
 HEROIC AGE
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
L P RAL1, Sry

FrvAoA Pa4iisnss4--A young x~naeEsas, lodging ih aarrvW street cf P4sts, issey cOneeved hiEseli eaauoFec of issy who appeared occasionally ss aa sppossle wiadcw With the Eer&on se modern Leseisess, he eaciosed copper eota in . bsties- eeGx. to give f tse aeeessary weight. and threw if wtz s1cieat ioFce sgs.nst the eiosed sss 10 break the psee St glass and g through. Ills own Ainde< was iefG epee, and in few nisases AfAer. cod roast ehiekss enssred ron t- opposite, is tne ieg of which was ted the following sSse
 Measieuf take sfssntage of means oi corresponding to ny wiie, which proves yOa to have read the Spsbisa romaaees 10 sOGs profit. wsise aaOw ypa ing-nuf:y. however, Sl'ow me Co express wsss that s your iat4rs Seve-Iets@rs to hey by the same rCss. yoa wil lei the saei0sed Seignt es ct silver instead of ecpPer ,ha, sy be able iO repair he broken pane ef glass al yOar sxpesss.
 Y agr humble servSsf K
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

FS9a Ttxas-We inewbEed ss she steamer E. .1 Ovdea. from HSnssoe dss~cf. for GAiysssas pagers Of uae lsSh- The Texas etsessoa returns come in very sho~iy, bat thsss pesbs5iil'y tA~t WtiitApsoa xA se elected from the district repre- seated in che last Congress ey Piis1ary To KAaG- usa tesEe n a0 opposition
 The lexia51s of Tsxs& are slsloss isundSs@d bs fac asasy raaas ei the pal noEts. Tas BssSos Trinity r'Vrss anssa4Ily hagh, aud Baslo Bayou aAso. The Psazrse roads covered with wsieS tH mssy pisces. ssd isas satsftsia~a si very ses- ssSsrssse eazsgs lo 'ss costos shs vsseSunsry. to the y,eiaify sf the coast N c Bssssssa
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Wreck q ths Empsrs Stafs.-A ielegrsphiC des- pa,eh from Buffalo, dated ca the lath inst-. gives the follO~ipg aceOaai of the wreck of the splsHdld lake steamer Empire State
 The stssmboat Empire s,ste sprung aisak on he, passage up LAks Michig~n Thuradsy morning fort was made to keep her asosi with her pamys, but Il wss found impossible, and she ashore just below the 'sisspiag Bear" where she now iies in uins fees waier Ii A feared that she will b~ total less The passengers and cscx were ali zzx- ed
 Another account, dated Detroit isth says.
 The pumps were set at work. but the water grs- daaliy gained. and the larboArd fire was pat out The firemen stood to their kness in -aieT Al thSs time she waA twenty-five miles distant from lzad i; the boat wns headed fer the beach. as the only ns formative to prevent her frsm ssskiags vet. nst- withss4ndg ihe utmost efforts and ezsstisas of the passeng-rs and erew, together wiah the bsge pumps which oisrharged irfo gallons Per minais, the wa- s=- continued ID gaiH until, after another ali the fires extinguished. She wsa. rapidly reach jag ths land. nndsr ias when sbOat I2 o'clock she Etraek oa the Miehigaa ahern. about three miiss below the Sleeping Bear and filled wiih water The passengers, after remaining twsniy-fo hours an ths wreck. ~eFe taken of by the propeller Dal- swase aa1 brosghi aa this city this morning The Empars ssiil hes in AiBs feet water The mais sx- Prss~ss sn opinion thas shs cannot se gos OH.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

the Baptist Recorder. in a comma nicatioa to that paper, inmenAtng the "dreadfal state of socie tyH at San FsaBeiscs, gives the following instance sF the means which every msa possesses. 'io grs- ty the worst passions of his nature, speed hi wsy to death" He ssvs:
 s'on the day of oar srriva a man psid sfe0 for ten bottles of ehampaigne the nsuai Pfice,l and S30 fer large arm chair, in which he seated him self in front of hoase. dsahk sad swofe and suck and drank. Ii five bst,ies were emysi-d, and then broke the remaining five 1PeB te ground. bls chair against the house, and walked of all glory of his dDerty.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

More Tsesps s'r F5srssa.--1ss Augusta csssss- Izisanaisst 0i tae 18th lnss. ssys.
 A islegssphsc d@spAats sssisea here ca Friamy ~vsa1ng. efssing tas Eshs eaaaAsy M. s Artlsssry. sn FalatkA, Fs. TAis eaHDassy is aaaer eoaaaas og Bsvses Major ko~Isna wes wTsh his sfzcers. Lieuts- TithsA ssa Torres. and Dr. SsmaOna. sasgsoa [. 5. A. wiE Pssc~e6 ~ssh his company al oses hy sea@er to sasAaAA. and thence b shsir ssstsnzssas
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

TtanafRag Csbian. -Rrvsrdy Jotsnson is s0learn- ing ia Philadelphia P N. Gensra. csiiamsr has suas to spsaa lew weeks ia ysrasat whsrs sn election comes cG assa. The nsEis sss sNdiy dsrsngeA. The seessszry ofrhe navy goes down the Pssnnas h fhs Alleghzsy Cen Tsylos starts a TAnrsasy on his & isEeE.-
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fl fs'g 4gevG-a PrsaAaamam .---Tbs Mars eisle sf Mssl cssrrsl rsiafes that l.ay, beaad sam ths Island sor Lis@rpoos. had bladder eostaiasax spsr i's ~s sosss 'o ser sruss. wifh ras sssw sf smag- gAng \ eSo tA@ ssysgs Fsa. splossasss-sy. raAc- 'aree tss sisdasr, and tAs ilsaos gradually ssesgse 10 he ssss ssassssen Of Hhs iAir sussgisf. wAss. Pssdiesmsat may ss tar more easily siusd aaa dsacsfb~d
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csns ss shs soaaA-

Oh! come to the sDufh. rwset hssafiFui sRs. 'TIs the cline of the hsari. its the shrine sf ths saR; whsrs he sky ever ahissa with pa.siOnass glow. And ths aews-s spr=A6 thsir treasures of crimson and sn0w; Where the bFseze, o'sr bright w.aers wafss inceasa aSsnE. And gay hsras are glaReiag In bsanty and song; Where asmmer sms'es ever Der mosatsin aSe plain, And the basa gifts of Edss. usshaas~sd. remain.
 Oh. come ts khe South.
 The shrine af the sun;
 And dwell Is it's bSwers.
 Sweet, beaz sifsl one. Oh. come 10 the South. and I'll build yvu . bOme, Wbsre winter shall never intsusiveiy come. The qssen-Iiks estaipa. the myrtle and pine. The EptS-fraiisd orange. the ruby-gsmmsd viae, Shall bloom ruaaa iby dwelling. and shade thee al neon. While birds of al nusic keep sDOrons tHse; By the Eush of glad fsantuiHs ws'a rest us al eve, Ne trouble 10 Vex nss no sorrows to grievs.
 Oh, come to the South,
 The shrine of the sun:
 AnG dwell in its bsWexs.
 Sweet. beansifEi one, oh. come to inc Soafh. 'tis the home ef the heart Nc sky like it's own ean Geep passion impsrti The glow of its snmrnsr Is feff in the soul, And love keepeth ever bis ferveut eensrol' Oh, herr would thy bssufy ness brilliantly beam, And life pass away like ssnae dsiieste drcsgn. Each wish of thy heart sAouil realised be, And this beautifuI hand seem an Eden 10 thee!
 Then, come to the South,
 The shrine of the sun;
 And dwek in its bowers,
 Sweet bsanfifai oae r
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

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