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4T- The Helena Journal Is in wonder

 ful state ofdis.fcss because the liss of lands in

 Phillips county, which under the law was

 fetaraed to the Auditor, for the non pay-

 aaent Of taxes, was published in tho Banner

 which has she largest circulation of any pa- per in he State. Esquire Biven says sI,a, several of Ihe subscribers of the Journal re- qnssted him to publish said list, but he no. being in the habit of working for nothing dsclinedi and therefore among other things, he said Biven declares that the last Iegisla- sare were entitled ato the fools cap and bellfs-assicles with which he is intimately acquainted, # we are to judge from the in sslIsesuaI raliber of his paper The symptoms af Esquifs Biyens are decidedly alarming, and we hope he vii! be looked 10; by those who feel an interest in him. In the mean tisns out of charity, we woald suggest seve- Il remedies. for this new case. Let his subscribers spoken of above, take the Ban- nsr--piice three dollars per annnm payable h sdssnee; but as they are probably whigs our paper would not suit them. Let Esqu-, irs Besss then be elected public printer by the next Legislature --or what would be bet ter, sisesed Auditor; for he being an Ashley man, isof course, well qualified for any siasionl Nm asy of these renedies suit the s@ss of aqairs Bivsni 1T aos let us know, and we may he ahie to suggest some others.