As br.t very few f irms nre ou-nrd by tu.n rcsi-
dents of the county, the inference is, that nearly
every occupant "f a farm owns it, and that tl.e
proportion of free holders to the grns popuh-
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tion is i.irjer man can ne ea-uy met wnu eise
where. This inference is true in point of fact. i
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'"r.-l-rated by the personal ob etvalion of tl
assistant marshals, and can lc deuionstiated br a
reseit to other statistics furni-hed tv these re
turns
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l M..c facts are derived fir.ni iiif. rimitim fr
ni-hed us by the asi-tant marshals, who inti-nd
rt an caiiy day to pursue the subject stdl fur
ther. Hrliool .Merlins.
Anion jour advertisement will lie found n no
tice of a school meeting, held in the courthouse.
t consider a proposition made by Messrs. Walker
it llicklin'. to put up 11 suttnlile building, in this
"'n for a public school house. It will 1. sen
that the nttendimec was too smtll to act upon the
proposition there liein but four voters present.
Now, as far ns we nre individually concerned.
