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We cannot say much for Dahonega; il is an ill tawdry looking place, which seems 10 have grown up, mushroom like, in il day, and might be burnt down in a night. "The Mint" Is the great aitrac- ton? il is large ungany edifre on the top of the hill. commanding most beautiful view of mountain scenery. The eye is shocked however, by the prox- unity of several wooden santes winch seen to have been built up in front of and hanking the Mnt''- 10 answer mere ''tinder boxcs' day in burn ing out the whole concern. There is wanting, that air Of neatness and order about lhe Mint, which we generally see about Uncle San's buildings-the wood is piled up in Ihe back yard, jam up to the piazza, and etery thing almost seemed awry.