PROBABLE DISCOVERY OF THE HIs>
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PROBABLE DISCOVERY OF THE HIs> TORY OF FORMER RACE -Fhe Lower Sandusky (Ohio( Democrst states tha, about two miles from that village on laud known as the Kerr tract," there is an ancient mound, circular at the base, about 39 feet in diameter, rising only to a point, which is surmounted by an oak

 en stump probably originally two feet in diameter, which is almost totally de- cayed from age. A few days since some boys dug into the mound and nearly under the stump, at the depth of three feet. a skeleton was found, dccayed

 but portions of it in fair degree of pre-

 servation. Near the head was found two stone hatcheis, an arrow head, a stone pipe, ard far more singular, lot nf plates, apparently ising lass, which are covered with lines and hier"glyph

 ics of diAegeH and beautiful colois.- The colofs and workmanship beloken a more advanced and entirely difteren, state of ike arts than has been herelo> fore discovered in remains of indian tribes. Some of the plates were des> troyed, but there are fifteen preserved

 They are circular, ovat in shape, and about seven inches by ten in size. A