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READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
house IN the city.
Gentlemen FURNISHING Goop5 in great va.
rety, w. II. BENSON,
a. I3 IIn'Msin at
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@ I.ss Aks : sauA q ls.eee
sblsin advsncs. - preporeens - pag5
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E0R RENT-The House on 18th street.
i recently occupied by Mr.. Geo. j, Summer Ap.
ply .-t4 -. -.
oc II r. nj. BURTON
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IRISH FEELING TOWARDS AMERICANS.
We publish below an extract froma letter
Of Virginia gentleman who is on tour
through Great Britain. The concluding par
agraph gives an example of the feeling enter
tanned in Ireland towards our country. Hen,
ry Clay once comparedthe Irish character, in
its warmth, generosity, and impulsiveness to
that of the South and there are many points
of resemblance between the two people,
There is some satisfaction in welcoming such
race as the Irish to our shores. They ap-
preciate, to It's fullest extent, every political
and social advantage which they enjoy in the
American republic. 1t is the rarest thing in
the world to see an Irishman affecting to un-
derrate men and things in the land of his
adoption, a piece of vulgar insolenee too
common among the ignorant and low bred of
some other nations, We admire the warm
hearted generous and gallant Irish, and trust
the time may not be far distant when their
lovely island shall emerge from its long
eclipse of sorrow, and become one of the
brightest stars of empire in the eastern hort
zon. -sA ga. pa i. -
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FOR RENT have for rent desirable
l. HOUSE on Main street. between 18th and 18Th
street Possession can be had at once. Apply to
EDW'D. D. EACHO,
uolf N General Agent and Collector
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EOR RENT, the store on Cary street, at
j present occupied by NJ. Blair. Possession given
sei0 JOHN Fl: CLAIBORNE.
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i'HE subscriber has just received from
n New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and YESTINGS TO be
lound IN those markets, which he viii make up on
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
ile begs share of public patronage. Examine Tor
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RICHMOND, Sept Is, 1858. Sc l4-Stawtd

NEW YORK LIFE IN SU RIA NCE
IN COMPANY.-Great prosperity continues to at.
tend the business of this company. The quarters
report OF its transactions has just come to hand 80
During the months up to the lst inst, III new
Policies have been issued, the premiums on which,
smonnt to- ss2, ,449 26
Losses paid during the same time on u Poli-r la-l
cies amount %, $40 IA
Leaves this added to previous assets. S9 79 12
Total amount of the present ac- 2s4t g
Cumu.ated assets is. .......... S7S6, IT'S on
For Insurance call at the Baptist Book Depository,
No. 2l5 Main street. 3 ~
II CHAS, WORTHAM, Agent.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j.. A. CowARDIN.

-,. DAILY DISPATCH Is served TO snbscrihers
..IS 1Sp A eusRrss CENTS FER WEEK. payable &c
a. carrier weekly. Price toE mailing, 81 year in
advance. eEl
rbe WEEKLY DisraTcs Ia Issued every Friday,
.,i mailed 20 subscribers 81 per annum.
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TOR RENT-Oyer my Store LODG-
L ING ROOM. ,. JNO. THOMPSON,
"a ...- No. 81 Main st
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,ARPET BROOMS.-carpet Brushes
Tor taking moth, dust &c from carpets.
'nect from the factory. For sale by
Aes Il. M. ZIMMERMAN.
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SMALL NoTE IssUE.- Having heard an
opinion expressed BY gentlemen that the cause
OF the quashing of the information BY Judge Meres
dth in the late presentment for issuing small
notes was possibly owing to SOME imperection in the
drawing of the indictment by the Commemorative .
Attorney, we beg leave to correct that impression,
and TO readers that the blame rests with
the law of the State. and not with the officer who
framed the Indictment for in that instrument every
devise. andJet the of was so sa-
rha that the Judge could do less than he dd-yir.
tualy throw the out Of Court for want Of legal
power to reach it. II blame attaches any where it
belongs to the Legislature, and not TO the Common
wealth Attorney, who Is able and efficient officer
in every respect We make the correction there.
fore, in Justice to him.
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DANIEL II. LONDON, Corner Main

~ and 18th Streets, Riehmond.-An kinds Win
yer and Fall Goods at reduced prices to close OFF the
remainder ef my Fall importation. Stock complete
~ Hosl styles and the prices very low, particularly
Laaies Dress Goods, in patterns. Silks Marino Cash
pefes, Mouseiaines Alpacas and Cannbri;s; Flannes
blankets. Veetings and Shawls. mol
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Z = EDWARD ID. tEACHo, X 4
ne Ia General Agent aud Collector.
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TOILET SETS In EVERY v ARiETfs
II; ~ Toilet Sets g. 10, IA and I6 pieces, Of Blue;
! y hite, Granite Flowing Decorated and Ght ana
a@lhef Patterns Toilet Ware Basins and Ewers, ana
0'asf pieces singly and IN pairs,
0c n ~ f1g West M ain st
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TOR RENT have for rent 4 STABLE
i on Canal street, between 5th and 9th streets. sui
table foT a haeSa horses. Possession can be had
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E0R RENT,-Two very desirable Rooms
i with Gas and other eonyeniences attached. on
the corner Of Main and 20sh Streets suitable Tor Of
fces or Lodging Rooms. Apply 70
noS TObER COOK Acts
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= -,---------------- - -.
RI c II M 0ND, FE
FRENCH CIjIIfII7RF IL 57;57fsr57l5SS7 =

IS ne faris Moastsar. speaks in. glowing
terms of the rapid advance OF The French
euiiure Of Cotton. Ii has received this sea-
son, says the Moaftesr, a magnificent inn
pulse, Occupying last year but q. few spare 1a {,
spots, the culture of 1858 has extended over 5,I
more than ,2s6 acres. The Moniteur consi.
ders the problem resolved, and that it is
settled Rehceforth that the culture Of Gotten
s acquiredto France. K ~. = p.
The Chamber Of Commerce OF Aigiers. on
the 18th of February last. voted FIVE hundred
francs premium for the best Cotton i produced
on plantations of d certain extent. Premiums
of gold and silver medals have been offered
fforthe- eneeurag cement of growers of Cotton
in the colony, The Minister of War IN Paris
has just established a; permanent exhibition
of the Agricultural productions Of Algeria. -
The Moniteur of a late date, imam article
announcing the opening Of the exhibition,
thus ailudes to the eottons which figure in
it,. q u ssis t,.,,5 = ~ '.'sia='
But what has attracted the attention of the Min
ster OF War above everything else are the cottons
which figure there by samples of the various spe
cles, with specimens near them of cetton fabrics
manufactured from them. This precious raw ma.
teriai, OF which the sPinners of Lille aud Rouen
have already established the great notwithstanding
value, is destined to become source OF wealth to
the colonists Government, on its part has Just es
laDhshed premiums to be awarded after each sea
BON to the planters who shall produce the finest
crops. s4..e7 g - r Z ;, ,
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VIE LUSTRAL HAIR TONIC--Pre-
=. - pared Only by BENNETT L. BEERS, Drug
,asn9nsbie community, not only an elegant pre-.
pslaqon 70 dress and beautfy the hair but the best
81 al the numerous tonics for keeping the hair from
aa-AAS out, removing dandraff, aud promoting .its
1Lo~th. Sold IN bottles at Is and 50 ceDts each.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT--The Brick House, contain
/ inn six roesns on che corner OF Marshall and
Hfsds,u Streets At present occupied hs AIR John T.
Ser. Possession given iinmedately. Rent SiaO,
per spnum. Applyto ToLER COOK, Agts, ;,
No lh ~ o. L.. PeaTI ST,
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NOR RENT A YARD, Suitable for
coal or wood yard leo feet wssie ana - feet deep
7-zy.anee from the Cana and fani tn street. with q
rond afheo thereon, The location ter wood or esal
January ogimuaediaieiyif required. Apply 10
-, II--6t d WM GRAY
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EOR SALE OR ENT--We,are au-
L fhoy;sea TO seilo rent the Brick Hesse with
othe- cpnyeaieposs, on the CaaAl near Mr. Iosenb
Nr Daniel Totty as grocery store. Possessi5n gwen
on the lstot January next. - :
For terms, apply TO ---~-
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NOR RENT--That large and eomnosiions

EOR RENr.-rhe large Brick. House on
north corner Of Marshal and 9Th sts. and at pre-
sent occupiedby Messrs. Bragg aud Ruth. Posses.
s;5D given LIST January next. Rent St5a.- Apply to &
= J ToLER x COOK, sagenis :
Pal q.
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THE TURCO-RUsSIAN WAR.
Our London Correspondence

Our London Correspondence.
THE WAR IN THE BSsr-- IMPORTANT NAVAL ENG AGE
HENr-rwRLvE TO FOURTEEN VESSELS DESTROYED
POLITICAL INThIaUEs-A PEEP BEHIND THE
sCENHs.
LONDON, Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1863.
Sufacient time has not elapsed since my last com
munication to allow the replies of the Gear and the
Sultan to the proposed Congress and protocol of the
four Powers to reach London. In my humble
opinion, az stated in my last the reply will be
negative one. Events have taken place since then
which tend still more to confirm that opinion.
On the 30th November, the Russian Vice Admiral
Nachimow, Commander Of the fifth naval divsionin
the Black Ses with six ships Of the line, attacked
Turkish squadron, near Sinope, and, Gao says the
Russian bulletn,) despite the land batteries, COM
piefeiy destroyed seven Turkish rigates, t,Vo COR
reffss, ONE steamer, and three transports, in one
hour, making Osman Paeha, the Turkish Tice
Admivai, and all his steG, prisoners Of tcar. The
Russian flagship returned to Sebastopol greatly
damaged. The Russian Admiral Immediately sent
Prince Menschikoi's aide-de-camp with the news
to the Emperor.
After careful examination OF all the facts con-
nected with the case, this naval engagement loses
somewhat Of its importance. We know for certain
that the chief portion Of the Turkish feet, under
blade, Wss ~ anchor NJ toe umc In the bospnorus,
after cruise in the Black Sea, and the small d.
vision which has been annbilated was convoy Of
troops TO Batoum, escorted by some steam-fngates.
At the same time, IL must be regarded as tho COM
mencemeus Of naval var; and IL is not likely that
either of the beiscrent parties will now listen to
the oounsek Of peace. II is therefore, very I'm
portant event The first leader IN the Times Of
fhis day ea~~ot fail to haVs az secf spo~ the funds
~ ~ u s~ryossd, il ras inspred By Lord Absr-
dss, ~ fTs~ds Of Twlsy WM vvoios. Afssr spout
pg bsnn ARTICLES sog u laG WEEK, The great Loa-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-01

HEATS AND CAPs.--s pring stvle FOR
u IL gents palm leaf and leghorn china pearl straw.
chdrens fats and Kossuth fancy, at SEYMoURs.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-01

DIsrRicr CouRr.-The District Court for this
County commenced its session last Thursday. and
adjourned yesterday morBing Judge Thurman
ofthe Supreme Court presided, assisted by Dis
irict Judges Hitehcock, Day and Bsljen. Sever
al important jury trials were disposed Of The
ease OF Jewell us. the Cleveland and PIttsburgh
Rail Road Company, was tried, occupying several
days and exciting considerable interest. The Ju-
sry could not agree, and Were discharged. The
Jury stood seven for plaintiff and five for defen :
dapt. The plaintiff Jewell was injuredby Loco
motive in the Eogine house ar Ravenna. and this
suit was brought to recover damages. The case
had been previously tried in the Common Pleas.
where the plaintiff obtained verdict for S5.6oo.-
The case was appealed to the District Court. The
jury failingto ugree. there viii Of course be anoh
or trial unless the case is settled
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AgriculturaI Nofice.

Persons intending to compete f,r the Premi
ums on Wool. offered by the Board OF Government
of Portnge County Agricultural Society for the
current year, are, in compliance with regulation
of said Board. required TO enter their names and
places of residence with the Secretary of the So
cietyJ a.sA. Harfis,) tr the Treasurar. (Cul. Will
liam Frazer, before the 1Tth day of June next.
The Committee appointed 10 award Premiums
ON Wool. will, immediately after the time above
specified, call upon ench competitor, whose name
has been entered agreeaby to the f,regoipg re-
qurenenf, at his residence. for the purpose of at
tending to the duties of their appoin:ment.
WILLIAM GOODMAN, Pres't
Ravenua May 23d 653. l22I-2w
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AND PITTsBURGIx
RAIL ROAD.
S5is -. -

So MINER ARRA ING EN- E Mt.
nN and after Wednesday, May 49, 1859. Pas;
" sebger trains will daily Sundays e1ceP,ed,i
follows: s
Leaves Cleveland at 1000 A. NJ Express Train fof
Wellcsille and intermediate stations t45 2. NJ, Ac.
commodation for Alliance, stopping at all way sta
tions. s. t5 p NJ Express train leaves for Alliance,
stopping Huds IN and Ravenna only.
Leaves Alliance at $50 o'clock A. NJ. on NJ and
4l5 NJ Accommodation Trans Tor CIereiod nd, stop
leaves Welsvile al 10 Express Train for Clore.
land and intermediate stations.
The 10 90 A. NJ. Express Train from Cleveland cons
daily with The following lines al Cleveland
with the Trans from Cincinnati and Columbus. Chi--
capo md 1oledo Buffalo and DuukiFk aud Lake Steam
ears. at Hudson with The Akron Rranch Rnfiroad for
Guyahega Falls and Akron; at Ravenno knh Wards
lane of horse Coaches for Warren at Alliance with
the Olio and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Alliance with
the OhIo aud Pennsylvania Railroad for Canton. AaA-
siinOanl Wooster at B,yard with Hacks for Dover,
New @ shHdssP hs4s sg 1gd S9rtoiV 10 90 and als
MIrals from Cleveland, connect Mt Alliance win .ae
oh;n nnd Pennsyvnna Railroad for tfsnueh' i0'nii"s
'"p pYDP s sypBEELiNGT-The 1000 A NJ Train from
cleveland connects Welisvile with the spenld side
S.s. S,'.S' c. Wheelinr and intermediate landings.
FOR pffILADEDPHI4 AND BAL1IHORE-
crrers are tcketed through from Cleveland 10 elthce
~ eobove ciiies ri1 Piitshnreh and PenEsylvauia
@sn,tal Rail Road for 5 10 and they go through hy
The 70 90 or .d;. s. Is arinT ral9;, e,.v.,.d
connects with the Express Tram from Cincinnati and
Columbus. Chicago and Toledo. and with the Lake
end With the Akron Branch Railroad at Hudson, for
Curahoga Falls and Akron, and with the Ohio aud
Pennsy yivania Rail Road at Alliance for Pitshufph
Passengers leaving Cineinnu;i. Chicago, Toledo
Detroit in the morning evening go direct to Pitts
hurGh ria levelnnd, without any Seiention,
ETCRNINCf-Passengersl leaving Wheeling in the
morning, will connect at Wellsvie with the 2 10 NJ
Express Train and Passengers from Pittsburgh. Salem,
C9nion, masslion Wooster and other sn''ons on the
NJ, loo NJ or Is r NJ Train at Alliance and ar.
rive in Cleveland in time connect with the Lake
Sho,o Road for New York. via I'unkirk or Buffalo
Also with trains for Columbus, Cineinnail Toledo
and Chicago and with for Ports on Lake Erie
and the Northwest s-.s-
The above Trains connect ut Hudson with the Akrou
Branch Rail Road for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron.
JOHN DURAEp. Superintendent.
C.. E. p. Rail Rood OHce, Z
Cleveland, Nov. Is, 1859
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general assortment of School and Msceans'
ous Books constantly on hand Call at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rn3enbo, March g, 1858.
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Eve are informed that Rev. Mr.. SANDERS
Pastor of the first Congregational Church. in this
village. preached radical Anii-Slavery Ser
mon last ,bbath. We are glad to see the P ul-
pit. though late, take high ground this subject.
and hope The ground taken, will be mAufuIly and
fai.hfully maintained.
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We KS.

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TIE OHIO STAR.
Local and Miscellaneous Department.
STsfIISRD BYIa ISsIS7IER

.R The Rsveuna Ladies' Temperaacs League.
meet on Friday afternoon st Fl o'clock. at the
Free Church. An address will be delivered by
Miss CoEE. See notiee.
Tha cause of Tempenncsis steadily advancing
and these. meetings and social interchange OF
thought are among the best means of accomplish
ing the glorious aims oi the friends of Temperance
Let every one who feels an interest in humanity
and mankind, attend, and keep the ball rolling
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PRospEcrs or sLAyERY,

fhoSPECTS OF SLAVERY.
.In conformity with necessity. the South and
her cherished institution steadily advancing in
stability and prosperity at home. The once uu-
shorn face of nature now blossoms with splendid
haryesfs; the distant valleys welded with iron
nuI tlals; earth gives up her buried wealth; each
shares the products of all; while year after year
discovers new resources, hose development hulds
up "A future of unexamped wealth and power
More than nil. and The legitimate result of in
cessant vituperation and perse cuton, her people
are learning TO regard slavery in its true light
Not as rhing of expedIency. necessary evil,
nor institution less bad than Northern or British
slavery but as positively good in Itself and pro-
ducfive of the most beneficent result to bnth gov
ernng and governed. Sustained and nfir,ned
BY this onviction. it has psrtaken OF higher lifs
aud receved a stronger assurance of its perpetu-
ty.
But If not by the expansion Of area. certainly
by the diffusion of her grand product. tie South
is growing more powerful abroad. There is not un
additional bale of cotton which leaves ber Shores
but render the world more tributary to her labor.
and more dependent upon its successful permanent
cy. Defying all competition. whitening the
wiarves of every point and clothing alike the
peasant and prince, whiihersoever. cotfun fights
and conquers for Southern shvery. 1t closes the
question by it's actual and widespread blessngs'-
Charleston IS. C.) Mercury.
But the Mercury, in the same article. strange
ly contrndiets its own conclusions. 1t cannnoi
blind itself to the fact. that these .widespread
blessings" are not appreciated by the world al
! large.
.The institution of African slavery is every day
becoming more and more iso!aied; and, by con-
sequence. the section in which it exists. and to
which it gives prosperity and peculiar character
lists. is being gradually removed from the bale o
sympathy and social intimacy with The rest Of the
world. Everywhere slavery is denounced, and
the stakeholder regarded rs an nhuman tyrapt
What will beihe effect of this upon the permanen
ey Of the institution, and how should it dispose
shareholders TO their outside enemies? The in
fiuence of slavery in the National Governmen
has certainly been fer "a long time on the wane.-
The last evenful struggle is of yesterday, and tn,
results forever condemned it political inferiority
wall has been built up around it. and its vi
tliy must hssceforcdrd ,ncre ,se rather by til
erJcction and energy ifs Internal organization
than by the erpdnsios Of its doma,n."- Common
,cealth. se afzz5-7z-
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TAG pEcuIaAa IssTUTIox.-The COMMITTEES
on Foreign Correspondenee of the Presbyterian
fold schooi) General Assembly, hase recommenc-
ed discontinuance of intercourse with the Fres-
byterian Church of Ireland and ihe rree Church
of Scotland on the ground their anti slavery SYM
pathies.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-01

vAt the Woman's Rights Convention held in
this City last week, several reporters for the Press
were in attendance. Among them reporters for
the Cincinnati Daily Times, Daily State Journal,
and Daily New York Tribune.