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Discovery or ANCIENT lrAAsuRE.-We find
the following story IN the Columbus Georgia En-
lulrer:


We learn n which think entitled fuli
credit that large deposit OF silver coin discovered
ahcut two weeks since the East bank of the Almaa
RIVER about i've miles below the junction OF the Ocmugee
and Oconee In Tgtnall County. The pl zee is called Mill
San's Blum Hairs Ferry. The CIRCUMSTANCE related
that man by the name OF John Mac. discovered
dollars, which had become exposed by the boins
ur Of tr.e. Hecommeneed examining The earth below,
aud the coin continued appear, until he had eXhumet
the handsome amount OF Forty fre Thousand Spanish D9i
iGfe They appeared TO have been deposited
bags and 1t period the laest dae the
coin over $50 years since


The place where jlry found hal the appearance
ancient oriidcltioh such common IN many parts
OF Georgia several OF which may be in this vicinity
When, 6y whom This deposit made does admit
OF reasonable conjecture Il is undoubtedly from the
date o the than the expeditions Of d.
soto and Others, Of which we have some authentic
count.


The money, understand. found on the land Of
Mrs Gray. widow. needy circumstances, and relative
the fortunate tscoverer who has shared with her


TIE WEATHER For few days past we have
had very copans rains Vegetation is In rapid pro-
GEES The Wheat crop pronl--s fair.


[Repu5!!c4n Karas.hI, Va 7;a
lcl- Gen Hart Stewart h7s been appointed
Postmaster At Chicago. In place Of wnl. Stuart Es. re-
moved.