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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-15
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Angelique sat atone by the window Of the pleas
ant apartment that had been hers from earliest
childhood. The same room whore years before,
Constance had stolen in at night to fling her pro
tecting arm between the brutal trader and the
helpless slave; the window ffom which those phi
loss men had parted the white curtaius, admitting
the rebuking glance of the solemn browed NOM
upon their unholy design. As she pressed her
forehead against the cool tlewy vines that draped
the window, aud felt the breath OF the soft May
wind among the iieavy loops ct halr upon neck
smile stole up from her heare aud played. about
her lips OF late 1t had seemed that some mysieT
rlons iIpk connecting her thoughts with The unseen
world grew daily stronger and clearer; that every
fibre of her spiritual being was reaching out as 1t
were, through The dim, undiscovered void, and
twining itself around The glorious revealmsnts Of
future existence: and Aneelique felt the chHnge,
and read lis solemn signifcance win ca'n-yen
with joyful heart. = .se.,z..4ys .s.aaseT
'What matters its she murrnured, though the
walls of the cage be shattered by the fierce thun
rscrash. ITS wires melted in The sudden light
ming; shall not the captive bird welcome The orlef
rang that sets If tres. and Lids 1t mount Singing to
The skies - 'as5
'Oh Angehqne! you are pieased-smailng'
exclaimed Constance softly entering the room. =
And why should you mol reJ1ce when your oitsf $
fnl days are just dtwning Now when am 10
become staid aud sober wife, content with the
admiration Of one heart, goar time Of conquest ap
/ proaeles., Don't shake Your wise head. dear
D, you think would excite false hepesl To b.
sure, my poor father has been SO worried of late
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VOLUME 1XIV~-E lumber Z
The LORDS Prayer--An Acros.ic.


Our Lord and King who reign,st enihroaed on high
sFdfher of Light! Mysterious Dei,y si,a y
sHho art the great i AM-the last, the first
.3d righteous. holy, mercifuI and just-.s...,-.
Ia realms of glory, scenes where angels sing,
Hrapen is the dwelling place of God our King.
Salloired Thy name which doth all names transcend
Be tbon adored, our great Almighty Friend.
1'hq gioi shines beyond creations space, : s.it
NAMED othe book of jusfie and Of grace; z =
Thy kingdom towers beyond thy starry skies;--s
Kingdom satanic falls, but thine shall rise. sag,
Csne let thy empire, o, thou Holy One,
THY great and everlasting will be done!e
WI God make kosyn his wiliris power display
Be IL the work of mortals to obey. .sssises
Boaeisai1 great, the woudrous work of loye,
On Calsary's cross he died. but reigns above,
EnriA bears the record in thy holy word. - g
.4s Heayenadorss thy love let EARTH o Lord;
IL shines transcendent 10 the eternal skies.
Is praised in heapen-for man the Saviour dies.
I.e songs immortal, angels laud his name,
Hracen s,auts witt, joy saints his love proclaim
Gire us. oh Lord, our food, nor cease to give -
Us proper food on which our souls NAV live.
y HtS 10 Jul uOOu tO-uuJ ANU n1o 70 CutiOs
Day without end. in our eternal home;
Oar needy souls supply fron. day to day,
Daily assist, and aid US when we pray;
B.sud though we ask, yet Lord thy blessing lend
.aad mike us grateful when thy gifts deceud.
Fnrgare our sins, which in destruction place
U.s. the vile rebels OF rebel race.
Our eoIlies, faults and tresspasses forgive,
Debts which we ne.er can pay. or thou receive
As we, Oh Lord our neighbors' Faults o'erlook,
Jrc beg thou'dsfblot fromthy memory s book;
Forgipr our enemies; extend thy grace
Our souls to save. cen Adams guilty race
Debtorsto to thee in gratitude and love, =
Ind in TINT duty paid by SAINTS above.
T4ead as from sin, and in thy mercy raise
Us from the tempter and bis hellish why's;
/ .Nstin our own, but in his name who bled,
ITO thine ear we pour our every need.
| 7iemptation's fatal charms help US to shun.
But may We conquer through thy. conqaering son
| Detirer US from all that can anroy
| Us in this world, and may our souls Destroy;
2Froasllt tcalsmifies VIII ch nen'belide.3 $50
Ezrif snd death, Oh turn our feet aside.
| For We ARE mofial wotnis. and clease TO clay /;
Thine lis to rule. and nlortals to obey. tssss
Is mt thy mercy, Lord forever free 3. 4
| TIE whole creation knows God but tliee. :
Hin edonl and empire in thy presence fall;
TIE King Eternal reigus the King ofall.
| Potrer is with ihee--to thee be glory given.
.4nd be thy name adored by earth and heaven.
| The praise of saints and angels is thy own.
Glory to thee, the Everlasting One,
Fireper Be thy iriune name alnred. si
| dmen! Hasanna b essed be The Lord.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-15

3 DEMocRAcY.-The elements of Democracy. its
fundamental principles. opp sed to alIzkinds of
Oppression and Wrong. For this reason aud up
onihis ound J Jetferson opposed Slavery so the
Fathers who acted with him.
But modern democracy, PREF cfessiag these fnnda-
mental principles, supports this blackest and ba-
with itself. And need it's advocates wonder that
we, and those who agree with US, oppose this
rnonstrous deseriion of right. while we retain the
real principles uf Demuc, acy?-True Dem.
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Chitdhood.s Dream,

Oh. give me back my chiidhood's dreams,
Oh, give them back to me,
And let me view the future now
AS then it seemed to be;
Id eee again the flowers SO fair,
And hear the birds sweet song
AS clear as in those early days
They sungihe wool Is among.
Oh. give me back my childhood's dreams.
Oh. give them back to me,
That for space l may forget
The worlds reality,
And be again bIthesome thing,
Without cloud of care
To float across the holy calm.
The sunshine ever there.
Oh. give me back my childhood,s dreams,
Oh, give them back TO me,
Ambitious passions glowed not there,
Nor love and jealousy;
And but few short years have passed,
Yet now look in vain
For those sweet dreams my childhood had
They do OF come again.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-15

CuRIoUs Casa few days since calf in tn s
city swallowed pocket book containing 5000 in
hnnk bills. By snme means the fact of It's having
done go was discovered and the animal Killed
Upun opening the stomach the bils were iouGd
par,ly dgested, but $3.50 but of the amount was
recovered. portion OF this sum was 10 bills OF
this civ. come of which were shown US yester
,iay which had been paid presentation, but
which were badly mutated.- CichJgo Journal.
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Miss &, NJ, Allen

Would respectfully announce 10 the Indies Of Raven
and vicinity thai she hns opened dress railing snp
in this village. and will spare pains 10 pense those
VINO patronize her. She earnestly desires share OF
patronage from others well rs her old customers.
, ~ Work done in the neafest mnnne1 and on short
notice shop at residence. door north of Halle Book
store opposite the brick School Pouse .t-..- 5.
HaEenra April 4 1889 ie1 3Sn
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i. Some editor out West adds the following print
er blessing to his list Of beatitudss:
Blessed are they who don't advertise, fo- they
will never be troubled with CUSTOMERS -
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Nature teaches us that we are all dependant.
THAT we are like cog,wheels pushing each 9th.
er along by filing by mutual voids. @
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-15

Digby sat long time very attentiVely consider
ing cane bottom chair. At length lie sad
wonder what fellow look the trouble to find them
holes, and ui that straw around them"
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We are indebted to Mrs, csudle for the fol-

Men brandy drink, aud do not think
That girls all can tell it;
They don't suppose wonan's nose,
va Was ever iuatle TO smell it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-15

5PAmnlplh1@G &aaeDpaGupc.e
HIt. best aud largest assortment OF Pamphlet
Literature. .enterianine and nnexceptionahle
and influence. embracing works from the pen Of r. S.
Arthur, Mrs. Grey. Miss Pickering. Mrs Gore Mrs
Movnt Charles ever and other distinguished writers
ever offered in this market, may no found Mt -
: Oct. 27., eT ii AIMS si3ooK STORE.
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TIE BELLE OF TEE sTATE!
a NkW and splendid cook stove which ,,os boon
IN admired wherever it has been introducsa bh e.
the heanty of its construction and the perfect 10
ils ,9.-. JUN. -.V------ W w Rawa,.N's
NJ UFF COMBS.--For sale AZ
Halls Book SroRE.
- April 25. 1853. z
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IRON AND Nails
at T.nwI p RICE s..

- = u y w 3 II Z y u . -
"A LARGE stock for sala in large or Small
tA. way at wholesale prices for Rsaag Pay.
KENT. GRENELL La Co.
Franklin. June 8, 1859. pees.(l4v
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Rasaney & Taylor

ATTORNEYS & Counseilors at Law and Sniicitor
in ChaHcery, Ravenna, Ohio.
W Office over Seymour Store. = = 8
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R. P. spalslsslg;;..

Attorney at Law--Clevelaud, Gho--G f,ce in Par
-z'-s Sons BiocS-superior Street.
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n,,o.v or ruE DEMOCRACY.

.-ipnf IN
S,,, s;ds Democrat after referring "
.o,,,hs IN New ORR and the resR'' " wy
.,o avs with prea, force, That "llis iu'o SSef-
a,a mp,un, reproachre end ihe'e -neral wish
nss anu S",,.,n nanoeracy far as have been able
a'''a ,h,, his dispute should stop where it is and
,n,o,io,d 10 resist any attempt, come from what
nay 10 introduce j. 10 the approaching Congress
.ooome mattet ri discussion there and the issue Is
The ,:ery agitation will be opened airesh III az
ferori,y II will become an endess meme 'o
aon and Buncon,oe speechrs-the session VIII DC P'o
npcd for months, exciting the disgust Of The en'fe CUM
and The administration al its will be- parayzed BY
private (cuds among lis friends NO reopenne y, WV o
ysrv discussion has terminated in benefit to The SCUM
tho comptomises which have resulted from this aei.
cation have shora her Of nearly oIhds OF her fighuuI
Invariably losing by hen is her polcy ~
avoid everything likely bring them about Hence 49,
thai while sho ls willing extend her cordial cohefa'ua
ons 10 her Northern allies upon their recent success y.
she ,rusts that they will abandon farther xrina'on uh
rally around tho administration upon ~hch she ase"s e
She moreover feels 10 be her duty as better pro-
,;vs If mutual understanding hereafter 10 warn them
endeayoring 10 obsruct progress of the President
In his of the lofty trusts which have been con
6ded 10 him by the American people, he has been chafse
with ave duties 10 his official character O nationai
lee he has been empowered 10 apply democratic eaa'e'
~ means Of improving tho general condition OF e
tv He has been clothed by the with ample oiScfe
lion within the scope Of certain defined principles. Ito "uS
sst about his task and in the so tar
,o,sd md received the paudii of oe done The SouI
neons have his distinct pledge, backed win on example
IN carry out faithfully the Fugitive Slave Law anu 10 Sn
hy Them on the sectional issue. Hence IL 49, that ney WV
Il to to desire that This pickering should ehd ana
n ,s,v dscoun,enance oil attempts ts continuance and
reioroduc,ou into either branch Of Congress Close up!
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ANDRE LEROY, NUisEItYMAN

rEOSORARY and corresponding member, &c OF a ~
I'll princia: Agricultural Societies 81 Euroe anu Ansc,
,a ices IL, mIHi his friends AMI tha public N general Tia
tfe has Just published his Catalogue for 1855 WHICH
l. complete made. All tie price. anu fiui't
,,nn TOR The inpurlaun OF all kinds Of Trees ShThh''
.,. Ac will be found ~ saul Catalogue
cn be- hal free OF charge application IL the unde,ssGd :"
ror"iv1 AID JTgd n urcrJ aud attend ~ receiving aud To-
Of tile tees Ordered. III II 81. II hes.
useless add that Mr. LEROY possesses largest
SEtY the Continent His experience putting up cTit
America and the superior aud reliable qualify of all his Tic
we'll established 10 require any further notice Orders
all bc sent In tie the fall with
when t.c tgfs ans 10 arrive here and how they To be ulS
L. BDSSaS
Sent Ii &C Pearl rirnrt Now L
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Vs)ETICAL.
SPAIN.

r,na of The myrtle and The elm,
There ci,ron etoves their blossoms epteau:
L. ,,,,r ,;,bere elt Ger. the Spanish reaia,,
Ths .ines are green, and Grapes are red;
Tha T,eus winds on sands OF COLO,
Nv palaces ADD Shepherds foid.
land where the Christian and tho Moor,
Have often met in fierce array,
And neither gave tho contest Ger,
From morning dawn 10 closing dayi
Or palor like brazen wall.
Defied the ms rmidons OF Gau'.
Land where the mountain copven. ''''
The IA rliest dawn of day ssiu'es,
Ana whe,e Inc peasants Iushc sneli
d;s ,hanks proclaim tor olive ith's'
And vhere the travelling muieiees,
Chants his light song when mus app'''.
Land of the buele and guitar.
Where notes Of war and love are heatu,
Alike from Seville 10 Navarro,
And Audalusian sieeds nre spund,
High az the Northern Pyrenees,
Where Shepherds loll in wales oi ease.
But iov'd Iberia ia not free,
She long has worn the se!sile chain,
And shall her Queens s,ill hold The Key
That locks the mineral wealth OF SP'
MY native land your letters bieak
And to your rights be all awake
Watch lights In vain burn on NY S''
And warders the alarnm eWo'
or some releptless foreign nos., u,.
Who on Thy, spells would freely livei
For Go,hs and Saracens and Ganis'
Have often scaled thine outer walls
IN, mako ons high and grand resolve,
Tina, they alone shall rulers be,
Who In their palaces reVolVe
The veal OF those who would be fies;
And then will ruIn'd Spain revive
or human swarns the fruitful hive.
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JEWISH OPPRESSION REYlyED.-By tho hale ar.
rsa from Europe We learn the fact that the Austrian Gov
eminent has As1aized Itself by backward step 10 eyilz
zion. IL has restored disabilities which The barbsrsm OF
The middle ssss imposed upon the jews, and which
ve.nmen seas determined no benefit shall aectue 70
any Of It's SUBJECTS from that revelation Hereafter
the austria arsforbdden toh0n real ets n their
own hSme but al properly OF that description To which
they syela must ba Registered In thu Of Christians
Nzw KosE, Nov. lb.-Felx Lseoss. Consul General Of
Fnncs, died yesterday - -, ~; -
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SINTON Il SONS NURSERY,

the 10 planting has arrived the subscriber would
~ respectfully call the attention OF their friends
qx public gencaly.t 10 their large and extensive collection
SHui FRUIT TREES. embracing perhaps SELECTION tia
i not been SURPASSED Tor the climate OF Virginia. and
proasalrd from fruit beaIns trees 10 ter Ochar
Catalogues with directions for planting, may be had VIM
ccd and Plough Store; Peypn johnson Bros A.
cary store; c. j. SInon Co.'s Hardware Store Andres
Co.'s !larwaie Store and at Logan Walters Comm
House. Ehev: ay orders ch will b. pnnctualy attended 70
letters adreacd IN lie sLUcrScrs, c!nn viii receive "a
attention. JOSEPH SNTOS d shA
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WHO WOULD LOVE TnE WORLD.

WHO WOULD LOVE TIE WORLI
Strike the sad aud mournful measure,
Danish every thought Of mirth;
Lasting Joy and constant pleasure
Never can be found on earth.
Every hope is false and fleeing,
TRANSIENT every earthly bliss
Joy and grief are ever meellng,
Who would love world like this
, Ties are formed. but 10 be broken;
Love enkindled, 10 decay;
Like the flower in friendships token,
Fen affection fades away.
Friends, beloved, alas deceive us,
OF betray US with kiss;
IN the hour Of sorrow leave US
Who would love world Ike lille
As the sky 30 clear at morning,
Ia ere noon with clouds o'ercast-
FIow'rets bright, the fields adjoining,
Are tho first 10 feel the blast--
So the loveliest, gentlest, purest.
Death relentless claims as his;
Fall our hopes when seem they surest,
Who would love world like lhis7
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E VIM r. PhiIlpa Esq, the Auditor OF the Treasury
for Post Oicu Department. has issued circular, nol'
Tying ht from and alter the first day vi Janua
~ 1854 but draft for the ply upon each route per quar-
Ter will bu paid or filed for payment in his office; this draft
should state upon its face that il ID the ur Tie quarter
and the route both BIZ specified which is dawn aud
The thereto should be acsted by tho Postmaster
at the place may be- DRAWN and other witness
and assignment thereof should be aested by Two wit
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wraIhy reply scuiug letter Of Jtiiersun Davis Cn
Senator dcnounccs the Secretary Of War swuSgeris
bravpart and cunning poltroun Now, whether Col DAYS
be nyllnng of 'swusgerng braggart those VINO Know
him personally can determine than The imprcS
sion which history has given his character il d
.reut-lhat u is rather modest aud aCurn. But 10 rs
beinr spultruon" wc venture say that Mr. T0ombs Cal
ha, question decided Whenever he chouses to hold Da
Wis responsible for having published him loombs) as Tho
roughly false and corrupt Were II not uncaritabie VI,
might express the belief that had he thought Davis pol
room Mr. Toobs would hardly have resUcd 10 tile news.
papers for The purpose Of wping of the stain which his op'
punent had fixed upon his honor.
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
.nrro,nnndent of the fredericksburg NeHs thus Wri

from Rome:
We looked at every thing every where, Into
1h tho ancient burial places OF The Christians,
which have been 20 or 80 miles We went
10 Crawlods Studio, introduced Ourselves and were re-
c,yed most cordially He showed his design for he
Richmond Monument. II carried out as he wishes II will
be The nobesr striking monument IN The world his
statue of Patrick Henry which completed and one OF ne
rroup of figures this monument Of the best hare
ever SEEN not only position and design but in the .ri
preston Of face and posture. Not in Michael Al
pelos or Canova's have seen expression mue
Strongly conveyed He dIncd with and gave quite og
ON me arts HG also asked most particularly
Fredericksburg did intend TO complete The honumono
Mrs Wusfpglon2
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pIrHM0ND ENQUIRER.


spTnI.IsuED DAILY AND SEMI, WE Z hh''
ny RlTCHlES g. PRYOR.
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DIED.

DIED IN Houston Texas Yellow Fever, on the Pad Mover
JOSIAH r. DREW. formerly OF this CITY, aGd Tor Tie Pas
years u resident OF Texas
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eAu, ROAD CONNECTION OF KENTUCKY WITH
VIRGINIA.

The ceremony of breaking ground 'or inc commencement
Of The Lexington (Ky) and Big Sandy Kali hoaa hto take
place al Caettsburg Saturday, The l9h instant GOV
Powell has promised 10 be present. ana lho peopc heh
lucky who look forward with much sa'siacoh W u" cary
n,e,ion of this road their great favoe will doubtless
,nn j.; LARGO numbers As the Lexington Observes says
this road is The nearest way 10 the Atlantic seaooa from
Nofok IN New York and |, tho agricultural products
enturIy will find outlet IL oil important lhaI Viz
oino should furnish commodiuus outlet for the Produce OF
the great West and thus necessarily secure aecl and
valuable trade between The South and Europe we would
apply 10 our Virginia ports what ae Baltimore Times says
10 reference 10 Baltimore and al The sae lime uppca 10
our people weary in the nobc struggle but con-
tend manfuy for price, eagerly claimed Tor Thai en-
terprsing city:
"Suc channels Of internal communication will render
The South more und independent OF the North, 10
commercial sense and through il 10 every other With
perfectly free Communication by rail ways from memphis 10
Baltimore and proper energy in the conduct OF Inc d
erent lines, and especially on the par o. e ' IN
Baltimore 10 furnish the outlet Tor the produce OF e ufea
Southwest und 10 supply their wants. the cons quonce must
be an extensive and paying direct aoe between tue ooGl
and the continent of Europe Thc rail ways OF Kentucky
nre in pogress and all time will be built and should
be the OF those interested at the Eastern extremity OF
the great channels OF thus opening 10 see at nc
hndrance is offered the flow the ocean, Should hese
communications be opened, and the commerce as nece
sarily would seek outlet through Souihern cly NEE
with objections the North ils mighty ioce IKE thal
great rivers wuod expcnd small portion ol lls sfen9lN
and influence In cutting for itself numerous small channels
all subject impeachment and none giving Tree and unln
renuptcd cgress 10 The material borne on lib i'oc'
One great advantage of the completion OF rail way com
munica,on will the decline of the negro-seaing business
10 Cincinnati Recently slave OF Secretary Guthrie was
abducted BY The abotioniss from steamboat at Cncn
natl, while en- route from Louisville TO Wheeling When
rail road communication shall have been effected through
slavcoldng territory people can safely convey their
n1nnery between different slaveholding States.
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- Nv, eo,Id rock nuu,hn. Of large tsSsas nan
'r,o,og WOODEN cloll. Their Only sEs ,,,,. and ar
row, although they never war wiz ,,v Other ,,he The
NavOjoes carry of their sisrp ,hout OPPOSITION Bu,un
like ALMOST every elh0 be of Indians the continent
they are sc'Pa'' sly honest Capt Walker says the mos'
aNafeVs valuable articles may be left exposed and e'
WV u touch them.
uMany of The women are beautiful with forms of fauess
svmmev They are very and clean and dress 10 que
n;curesoue costume OF their manufacture They wear
dark robe with led border gracefully draPsd 80 as to ase
their right arm and shoulder bare They have most be'u
fu hair which they arrange with great care The condition
If female NAV be known from her manner OF DRESSING INC
hair The virginia part their hair In The middle behind anu
ench parcel around hoop six or eight lnches 10 dune
~ rhi 10 ,icry smoolhed and oiled and los tened ach
eide IF The head something like large rosette The elect
ia very s,iking The married women wear her hair lT'
| ed into club behind.
.rI.h, Moouis fam in the plainly day and retire 10 her
vspes ON the mountain night Ihey hieae their anu
m ons Of the small streams running out oil The sides Of The
maintain Sometimes when it falls 10 snow on The lnoun
,sns in winter their crops are bad For hls reason they
always keep two or years provisions 'ad W. for lar
Of famine Altogether they most extraordinary peoIe
m in advance Of any other uboginss yet Discovered on tbs
contine, They have had any intercourse with he
whites and of course their civilization originated with Them
selves What field is here for the adventurous avelleE
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COLLISION.-A collision occurred near binke 8 o.
Danviic Rail Road Saturday last. about II ocioc
tween Two freight trains. The engine drawing one q
trains were considerably damaged,
BALTIMORE, Nov l5--Sules Of $500 bbls. TO
Sc G2 a u.s. Wheat has declined 6 10 cents per b.
Curn unchanged.
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President Va. State Agricultural Soci,

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FLOWERS.
The committee TO whom was assigned The duty OF report
Ing the premiums on flowers beg leave express their sense
Of The benefits which arise from their cultivation ihese
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SENATOR TOOMBS AND SECRETARY DAVIS
The Savannah Georgian publishes the letter OF Senaor
Toombs in reply Secretary Davis preceded by the follow