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SehOrn's Variety Store !

SEIIORN has Just returned from the North
! - with large and well assorted supply Of
everything. He returns his thanks TO the
public for past favors and invites attention to
his present stock, among which may BE found
the following articles:
Wdches-Gold Lever, Silver Lever and Le-
pine Watches.
Gold Chains, Keys and Seals:
Gold Breast Pins, Ear Rings and Ear Drops,
Cuff Pins, Bracelets, Shirt Studs and Collar
Buttons;
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens;
Gold and Silver Spectaeles Il large lot suit
able to all ages;
Silver Tea and Table Spoons;
Fine Pocket Cutlery, large lot; Razors,
Scissors, de-,
Plated Ware--Castdrs Candlesticks, &c;
Pistols-Colt's and Aliens Revolvers, diff
ferent sizes and styles, and Of superior finish.
Fancy Articles
A large lot of Fans, Spanish and Paris, with
Bone and Ivory sticks, of every size and price:
Fancy Steel Beaded Bags, Purses and Port
moneys,
Ladies Work Boxes and Dressing Gases;
Hair, Tooth Nail, Comb and Shaving Brush;
es-all kinds;
Dominoes Backgammon Boards, Chessmen
and Lotto;
Portfolios ivory Tablets, Pocket Diaries:
Musical nstrumeHts-AccOrdeon Violins
Flutes, Flies and Flageolets;
Combs of all kinds and varieties-Shell,
Buffalo, Horn, ard Ivory;
Snuff Boxes Beaded Necklaces Steei Bead
ed Pin cushions, and numerous other articles
Perfumes and Cosmetics.
Fldvoring Essences for Cake, Custards, Ice
lr,. ,1.l, r
handkerchiefs; Cologne OF all kinds; PhilocomB
for the hair; rhrystaline Pomatun, Ok Mar
row, Nutritive Cream, Pomade, Rose and
Bears Oil, for the hair.
Soaps-Olephane, Ambrosial Cream and
Tablet, for shaving Floating, Military and
Windsor Soap, and Chrystaline Wash Balls
Meenfun, the celebrated Chinese Skin
Powder; Aromatic Chrystales for the head
ache; Rose Tooth Paste, and Cold Cream for
the skin, chaps &c.
...-. Clocks, dc.
Eight Day and Thirty Hour Lever Clocks;
Thermometers; fancy Match Boxes, Chins
and Brass; Paints-BoxGs Gnd Brushes.
Cogtectionaries.
Candies of all kinds, Prunes, Figs, Raisins
and Citrons; Strawberries Damsons, GRAPES
and IIuckeberries; fresh Rhubarb; Pickle Ger
kins. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, and Pepper Sauce.
Syrups-Lenon, Pine Apple, Strawberry
and Sarsaparillu.
Sardnes and Scotch Mornings; Soda Crack
ers and Cheese.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts and English Walnuts;
Chocolate, = superior article
Pine Apples and Oranges;
Star Candles.
Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff.
Fine Chewing Tobacco, the best assortment
ever brought to the place; Cigars of various
and superior brands,
Toys, dc.
A large and general assortment of Toys
suited to the taste and fancy Of the Juveniles.
The above comprises only portion of my
stock. bought on reasonable terms, and Gm
determined to sell at low prices for Cash.
sE Watches, locks Jowery, DC, repair.
ed ON short notice. SEHORN,
North side Public Square.
Athens, march 25, so
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MACON MARKET.

MAooN, March 2s.
Bacon-The market has been dull during
the week past, and demand has been light
Large lots n 9tc; small lots 10 l0ic.
Lard 10 to l0t cents per ID. s
Flour 1915 to 50 per Dbl.
Corn Meal So to 60c per busheL
Feathers 80 a SIC per 10.
Hay $3.50 Sl,G0 per cwt.
Corn 55 a zoe per bushel.
Oats 35 size per bushel.
Potatoes-lrish, dull.
PedS-Scarce, 6S roc per busheL
Beans 81, so per bushel.
Butter l6 a Is cents per ID.
Eggs II a l2t cents per dozen.
Dried Fruit-Apples 81 q $3.50; Peaches
81 49, per bushel.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants Macon, Ga
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AUGUSTA MARKET.
AUGUSTA. April |,

AUGUSTA, April /.
Corn-The supply on hand is still moderate,
but all sufficient to meet the demand, which is
confined to city wants. Sales have been made
this week of loose at SOC, and in sacks at 53c,
retailing from stores at So a 60c.
oats are worth 35 a SIC by the quantity.
Bacoa-Markct well supplied--no demand.
A good article handsomely cut and dried, will
bring lOe But there is II large quantity of
green and badly cured meat in market that
can be purchased at 81 to Sc. Our Tennessee
friends will find it to their interest to pay
more attention to the cutting, curing and
smoking their meat before sending it to market
.Nolasses-Priccs have an upward tendency,
By the quantity it is selling at 22t a 2Sc, aud
retailing at "A n 25c per gallon.
Butter-Good Country Butter is selling by
the quantity at II Ice, dull. Lower quail
ties at less prices.
Ldra-Good Tennessee is worth 10 a l0ic
by the Dbl or key
CoBec-We have no change to notice in the
price of this article, Stock on hand good
Rio Coffee worth 10 a 10Ic.
Beef and Hogs-Choice stall fed Beef is
worth q 6tc on the foot, and dressed Hogs
u a SC per lb.
Salt-Far supply on hand but the last
receipts have generally gone into store to
await better prices Retailing from stores at
Sl,25 q $l,30 per sack ConstitutiondLiSt
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N E w G O O d S
VIM. II. Ballew

rs now receiving and opening large and
Il desirable stock of Spring and Summer
Goods, selected with care in the city of Phila
dolphia, consisting in part of
SUP T. X CT THIS!
Cassimcres plain and figured Satin Vestings
Drap d'Etes Cashmeretts, Gala Plaids, mixed
and plain Tweeds, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans
India Nankecns, Cottonades, bleached and
brown Muslins, Tickings, Drillings, &c.
Sill KS!
Figd and plain Bereges, silk Poplns, printed
and plain Lawns, fgd and plain Jaconets
green and blue Bereges, Ginghams, Prints,
Swiss, Book and Null Muslans, Corded Mus
Inns, Berege DeLains, Alpaccas, Mohair Lustre
Challey De Lain, DC, de-
BIO N " Z II RIB B o " s !
Gloves Hosiery, Inside Capes Dress Trim
mings, Fringes, Laces, Inside Spenoers, Silk
Ncckties, Lace Wells, Insertings and Edgiugs
Emb'd Lace Points, Emb'd Linen and Cam.
brio lIdkfs Trimming Gimps, &c. .-
Also large assortment of Hats, Boots
Shoes Bonnets, Parasols and Umbrellas
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Patent
Medicines, DC.
lie returns his thanks to his former custom
crs, and invites them and the public general
ly to call and examine his new stock. He
makes no parade about great bargains" but
is determined to sell as low as the lowest
and no mistake.
CSg3- All kinds of country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods. fApril 8, so
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For the Post.
w. G. VAUGHAN, Sec'y.


DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POLK.
A respectable portion of the Democrats Of
Polk county met in Benton, on Monday,
April 4th. On motion, Moses c. FERGUSON,
ESQ, was called to the Chair, and JOHN B.
HoYL requested to act as Secretary.
AT the request of the Chairman, Col. VIM.
NJ. Birgs briefly explained the object Of the
meeting, and then submitted the following
prcamble and resolutions for the action of
the meeting, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In obedience to n time-honored
custom, the Democratic party will soon as
scmble in Convention in Nashville, for the
purpose of selecting n candidate for Cover
nor: and, whereas, the Democrats Of Polk
county are DESTROYS of being represented in
said Convention, at such time us may be de-
sgnatcd therefore,
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meet
inr oppoint two delegates from each civil dis
trict to represent Polk counyi in said Conven-
ton.
Thercupon, the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing named gentlemen, viz:
LIST. Dist. ]. II. Alexander, ST., z. II. Dunn.
Cd, Jas. McKamy, VIM. NJ. Bggs.
Sd, NJ. C. Ferguson, John Bailey.
1th, J. II. Tedlord, VIM. Virgins.
9Th, " John Cass, jeremiah LiIlard
9th, " Jesse Ruckcr, VIM. Morgan.
18th, l.. L. Threewitt, Presley Turner.
9Th, NJ. II. Hancock, Elias Davis.
9th. Isaac Smith, J. NJ, Bcdinglield.
Resolued, That in the event, none Of the
above-named delegates attend said Conven'
ton, that Jno. +. Hannah, of Polk, be author.
lied to cast the vote Of said county.
ReSolred, That we have witnessed with
pride and pleasure the favorable mention III
some of the public journals of the name of
the Hon. Andrew Johnson of the Fisrt Con-
rrcssional District as suitable person for
Governor of Tennessee.
Resolred, That in view of all the circum-
stances that will probably surround the
Gubernatorial contest, we, u portion of thS
Democratic party of Polk county, do earnest
lv recommend the name of this distinguished
statesman, to the consideration Of the De-
mocracy of the whole State, and instruct our
deepotes to use all honorable means to Sc
cure his nomination, believing as we do, from
nm intimate acquaintance with him, when n
member of the State Legislature in early
life. and for many years member of Con-
rress. his exalted views of the true
SSrinciplcs of Republican governmcnt--his
manly bearing in all great National Questions
that agitatcd the National Council whle ne
was a member of Congress, emnentiy guam,
fy him to fill the Chair Of State ana snoulo
bling him to tho favorable consideration OF
the "Volunteer State. 49,,
Resolred, That while the Hon. Andrew
Johnson is our first choice, GA man OF the
people and the peoples man,D yet II he
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Spring &Summer Stock
LATEST AND BEST!
r, r., ENGLEDOW

\ ) Just receiving ana opening, at the old
a stand, on the Northwest corner of the
Public Square, one of the best assorted and
fullest stocks Of
d X Y G. o d S!
ever brought to Athens. His Goods were Sc
lected with great care, and with particular
reference to the wants and tastes of the peo-
pie Of this section, and comprise almost every
thing that could be named:-Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Summer Cloths Sattinets Vest
ings, fancy and plain; LADIES DRESS
GOODS OF every pattern and quality lIdkfs,
Gloves, Hosiery, and in short every thing in
the Dry Goods line. lie has no disposition to
boast, but solicits the public to call and ex.
anime his recent purchases.
Also large assortment of Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queensware,
Cutlery, DC, &c.
G. r o C E X z 81
He has also large stock of Groceries, to
wit: Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Salt, Molasses,
&c, dc. He not only has these articles on
hand, but will keep constant supply
~" Produce of the country taken in OK.
change for Goods at Cash prices.
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WHAT GOLD Is COMING To.-The North
American Review has an elaborate article on
the production of gold and silver, in which
the writer thinks it but the exercise of ordi-
nary caution to assume that ''the annual sup
ply of the precious metals will not fall be-
low hundred millions of dollars for many
years, and that in Il quarter of a century this
supply will depreciate money to One-half its
present value"
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~" New Orleans is said to be the largest
coffee market in the United States, if not in
the world, OF the hundreds of vessels
which have arrived at that port from Rio
within the last twelve years, the N. o. Com
mercial Bulletin finds that thrty-eight Of
them have brought from 1000 to 10000 bags
averaging sO8G bags each. OF this number,
seventeen, averaging 82l6, were consigned
to one house. Two of the cargoes one OF
10000 and ono of $4,000, being brought by
the ship Columbia, of Salem.
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ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA, March 81.
Bacon-Tho market is well supplid with
this article and hog round sells at Of loo
hams plenty at III l2t cents.
.Lard-Plenty at a 10 cents per ID.
Corn is selling at 40 to 40 cents.
Corn Meal 50 to 60 cents.
Pork-Hog round, to re; picked loo.
B,ef--By the quarter, to cents.
PotatoeS-Sweet 30 to 75c; Irish 80 6Oc
Sait-Liverpool sacks scarce, S2-Ahd"tC
Mtciligcnccr.
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On the nth April inst, MadisonviIle Di,
vision, No. 26S, Sons of Temperance. will cele-
brate their Sixth Anniversary by public pro
cession. All brethren and the public gener-
ally are invited to attend. Orators expected
are as follows Rev. Geo. A. Caldwell, OF
Athens, Rev. Mr.. Munsey, of Morganton, and
Rev. IL. II. Duggan, of Monroe county
By order of the Division.
April, 1858. w. G. p. JONES, r. S.
T. S.-All papers friendly to our cause will
please COPY.
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~ A young lady with more charm of
purse than person, overheard an ungallant
fellow remarking the other evening upon the
freckles on her face, when she turned upon
him with the sharp retort that her father had
q nerrO for ererv feckle!
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.B" The Buffalo and Niagara Falls rail-
road company has been mulcted in 5000
damages for injuries to Robert Brooks, and
his wagon and horses, caused by collision
at crossing. The jury found that the en-
gineer was to blame for not having rung the
bell or blown the steam whistle.
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LOUISVILLE MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, April !,
Provisions declining, and we hear
of sales of $50 barrels Mess Pork at $l4 90
Bacon from the country dull, and we quote
Shoulders at 81 52c. Clear Sides at 78c'
and Hams ut SIC. Sales Of a few casks pork
house Shoulders at &C., packed.
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION VOTED Down.
The proposition to subscribe 100000 to
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, sub.
mitted to the voters of this county on Sat
urday last, was knocked down, dragged out
butchcred -'murthure entayrily, entayriIy.'
Peace to its ashes! The citizens of this and
the Mt. Pleasant districts complimented il
with handsome majorities.-- Maury InteIigen-
cor
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TAILORING
Grubb q EngledOw

CONTINUE to carry on the Tailoring Busi.
" ness, at the old stand and solicit the work
of their friends and the public. All garments
made in the best style and ON the shortest
notice. Prices moderate.
April s. '53-tf 237
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New Goods! New Goods!
w. e. A. DODSON,

A RE Just receiving and opening large
N and splendid assortment OF
SPRING. AND SUMNER GOODS
selected with strict regard to the wants OF
this section of country, consisting in part OF
Hats, Caps, Bsnnets, Boots, Shoes Hardware
Queensware, Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs' Dc
In fact nearly every thing kept by country
merchants.
Give them call and examine their stock,
which is unsurpassed for beauty, style and
quality, by any, as they intend to sell as low
as the lowest.
cE- Merchantable Bacon, Wheat, Corn,
Lard, Feathers, de-, taken in exchange for
Goods
Riceyille Tenn, April /, '5S-tf 2S7
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Spring and Summer Goods!

Among which may be found Cloths, Cass
meres Vestings, Tweeds, Ermine Cloths, Fan
cy Satinets, Drap d'Eta, Notified Cassimeres
Persian Cloths Satins, Silks, Berage de LANES
Shalla de Laines Mouse de LANES, Figured
Beragas, Silk Poplins, Corded Mu.lns, Vic.
toria Lawns India Lawns, Al paccas, Mohair
Lustres, Jaconets, Swiss Muslins, Laces, Rib.
bons, Edgings, Dress Trimmings, Prints--n
general assortment, Cotton, Silk and Linen
Cambria Hdkfs, York Camlets, Cottonades,
Tickings, Hosiery, DC. A superior stock OF
BOOTS AND NOES,
Hardware and Cutlery, together with the
latest Spring styles of Hats and Caps; Ladies
Bonnets, DC, DC. Also, good assortment OF
CIR 90 RI L s,
Such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, de-, DC.
In short, they have everything, and more
too, usually found in stores in this section of
country. They invite the public to call and
examine their stock, which they feel confident
will please, both as to style and price.
" They will take in exchange for Goods
all kinds of Country Produce, at the highest
market prices.
April /, '53--tf $50
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.y" The man who undertook to peel the
bark from dog with dull knife gave it up
as bad job
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For Spring & Summer Trade
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!

80 ~ SAA>@AS~
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
S. x. r e E d z r
5 now receiving and opening his New
l. Goods, and can assure his friends that he
has never purchased Spring stock so attrac
tive. lie would call particular attention to
his assortment Of
RICH DRESS GOODS!
Plain and Fancy Silks plain and figured
Bereges; French Organdies; Victoria Lawns;
JacOnets, Swiss and French Muslns, Cambrics,
Ginghams, Prints de-, dc; Ribbons, Dress
Trimmings, Kid Gloves, Laces Mitts silk
Gloves, Bonnets for Ladies and Misses Silk
and Cotton Hosiery, and in fact almost every
thing called for in this market.
FOR GENTLEMENS WEAR.
lie has Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Cot
tonadcs, Linen Drilling, Drap dEte, and
Summer Cloths of all kinds. Boots and Shoes;
Hats and Caps, latest styles dc, DC.
Also, lage assortment of Domestics Drill
ings DC, DC.
He solicits an early call. and by examining
his stock you will find that his assortment
is complete, and suited to the wants of the
public. April |, '5Sl
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N E w S T O R E
HENEGAR g. KNOX,

CHARLESTON TENN, - --'
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
Ii and the public generally THAT they have
just received and opened a large and we'll
splected stock of
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CANDLES.-,A superior article just receiv
" cd and for sale by
April s. Il. T. ENGLEDOW.
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HG. FarreIps Arabian Liniment

A FRESH supply of the Genuine Arabian
N Eminent all sized bottles, just received
and for sale. EapSl ROSS d CO., Agents.
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Chancery Court at Cleveland
Samuel Igou,

Daniel J. Rawlings and others.
TNHE account ordered in the above cause at
Il the last term of the Court, will be taken
at the Clerk & Masters office in Cleveland,
on the 10th day of May, 1853, at which time
the parties interested will attend with their
proof. JAMES BERRY Z. d M''
By B. FRANK STOUT, D C. d NJ.
April 8, 1s5S--3t Prs fee 81 2S7
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Thos. J. Mathews,

Mary Bean and others.
TNIIE account ordered in the above cause a
Il the last term of the Court, will be takeI
at the Clerk d. Masters Office in Cleveland
on the 10th day Of May, 1858, at which TIM
the parties interested will attend with thei
proof. JAMES BERRY, q. d H.,
BY B. FRANK Stout, d. C. NJ.
April 8, 1866 Prs fee 81 2S7
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Hats and Caps.

lust received, q fine assortment, Tor spring
81 and Summer, and for sale by ~
April 5 kONo W.
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md Il S OIL ID

By any House IN East Tennessee.
He would invite the Ladies particularly 10
call and furnish themselves with the incest
and most beautiful BONNETS.
Just received 60 copies of that splendid
Music Book, the Harp Of Columbia
Athens, April 8, '53. q. HORNE
P.S If YOU want No. ! Coffee, here 1t ls
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GREAT BARGAINS!

TNHE subscriber is beginningto receive sup
l. plies of Spring and summer
MER II A " ID L 8 E.
He viii sell VERY LOW for prompt pay,
and will take in exchange any fkoDoOh
that he can sell again. lie will keep
STRICTLY A CASH STORE,
fop those who have Cash to pay for their
Goods and will sell such BARGAINS as can
not fail to please. :. :.
He ,yiH positirely not suffer himself to be
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Isaac Day, Administrator of Rob't Cate, decd,
t6.
Matilda Cate and others.
NlIIE account ordered in this cause pt the
J. last term Of the Court, will be taken at
the Clerk d. Masters office in Cleveland, on
the 26th day of May next, at which time the
parties interested will attend with their proof
~. JAMES BERRY, G. d M.,
BY b. FRANK Stout, D. c. AM
April s, 1S53-3t Prs fee 81 2S7
Robert Stevenson and wife and others,
as.
Richard McBriant and others.
THE account ordered in this cause at tho
i last term of the Court, will be taken at
the Clerk h Masters office in Cleveland, on
the 3Oth day oil May next, at which time the
parties interested will attend with their proof
JAMES BERRY, C. d. IT.,
BY B. FRANK SToUr, n. c. M.
April s, 1866 Prs fee 81 237
James Bowie and Langdon Bowie,
as.
Joseph r. Ried and others.
HNITE account ordered in this cause at the
l. last term OF the Court will be taken at
the Clerk & Masters Office in Cleveland, on
the 9th day Of june 1853, at which time
the parties interested will attend with their
proof JAMES BERRY, @. d. A.,
BY b. FRANK STouH D. c. NJ
April g. ls53-St Prs fee 81 237
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Jonathan Wood and wife,

Jonathan Wood and wife,
Us.
Thomas j. Defrese and wife and others.
TNHE account ordered in this cause at the
i last term of the Court, will be taken at
the Clerk d. Masters office in Cleveland, on
the Esd day of May, 1853, at which time the
parties interested will attend with their proof.
JAMES BERRY, C. d. M,
BY B. FRANK Stout, d. c. an.
April 8, ls5S-3t Prs fee s. 2S7
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MOlasses 4 syrup.
.Onn GALLONS very superior Molasses
.SUU and Syrup, just received and for sale
by Tapril KOSS 70
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Mem CrOD Sugar.

IOOO LBS. prime New Orleans and
4UUU Muscovado Sugar just received
and for sale by ap 81 ROSS 70.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

- Tie article which aplearel in cur Is
sue Of size 81 inst, in reference 10 d division
Of Tie County, has called forth the f5lIoving
c3ramuaieation We expected this, and we
shah always Do most wiling gs have s4estioi-s
touching the Interests ol The Coants discussed
through our e4,uiaas. Il is the surest las.Lcd
Of as1iKilz 4G equal rights and justice, ana
o1 obtaining tAe CID desired
AIR EDiroa.-An editorial article il the
Reeorl ~ tLe "a Inst. has eap-el 10 neon
siitratle excitement ia our sober an reh-cs-
luE elnsmuHity. as VeI u account II the
ertst1Re c5sr3efy and -rall-ll.ogusl o1 is
style as lAe subject CT Which il treats. a.
iude 60 the proposed a4vs.va u the County
believing tlIas tits measure is both ii4f3ij-ic
and uncalled Ior, at the present uae, 1 VIII
vary ortLl s14tc ieH 1c-s0ls uEJ which
1his belief IS flun3od.
LET The DIVISION Of the Ceualy wouli in
evitabiy iueae4se the amount Of iadiyijual
taxatlon. Ihe financial condition VI oar
County altlgugh FrosI IecIively tialttru-. IS
Yet sucl IS + induce a Tcetlnent query
whether oar citizens are anxious - bring
upon themselves the burden Il en increased
taxation, which would BE- necessary. t. I9ui-
ofte our present inlie BielEc9-, s4ul t. meet Die
ordinary expenditures Of she County
Il lie proposed division has uoI yet ~
ceiyea tAe sanction Of The greet mass Oh tie
people. Until such sanction shal have been
legitimately anu uueq vaoaiiy expressed. Il Is
believed that or members # tie L.g.-i4ttl,a G.
Will not take The ls. peusilil.y Of aIYocstirg 2
the measure.
"a. Seven-eielths of the iuha55i4uts u that
portion u tbs Coua4y which it is proposed b.
sci III and form into a rev one. are.utaess.
WA9 receive lsttle or 10 protection tra.n tbe
laws. either il person 81 ty-thcir Y.tr-
sons being protected by their own stoat carts
and hands. and tAeir differences amicablv adj
juste1 By arbitration. Neither their wis8es
Nor necessities would be consulted. II NAV
confidently he asserted iy forcing urol. T. en-
the selection and maintenance Of 6 new Swarm
Ct hungry Office holders
Many ether reasons, equally strang a1d
urgent, might he a11uceA ia opposition to the
proposed division bnt the foregoing are
deemed sutheien. TO induce the citizens Of
Butte 70 give the subject a careful ezamin-
alton Let this te done and much mistake
the intelligence Of cur Population ana our
Legislative kepress sntatves. if they DO not
speedily arrive AT tire conclusion that the bast
course to pursue i, to defer definite action
upon subject Of such HaguiI Iude, until the
present liabilities uf the County shall have
been liquidated. ard the voice Of the peoul-
shall imperarively demand the proposed d.
vision "a