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Speech of (ieieral Morgan. — - ; v U r*« Hoiss, ob lh« !Otb, on (be motion to raeoMldor the action of (be House It »d- opting tko Minority Report of the Usance Committee* Qenernf XIorgan told; I on yester- dealt HON» WSMON 'Pin, ■jJ&ESBiSBi - ■l-gjj- nr. tarewt tUl Mr Uflrialor# b» fcfl'r.f bVilirjoh orty tot year, toraakalewa . _ for ui. iUflulriHVwV department bo let | «J. Report to eg Id but hyoentewoe to toe lowed biiMtr. PMSTaWm L Mb. flrxAKss—1 wti mrpriaed t. day to hear read from the Clerk's _ Minority Report of the Finance Committee. The members of that Committee who repor ted the Majority Report had no intimation that sack » course wan about to be taken by any portion of tbo Committee. Aa chairman of tbo Bub-CommUtce who made tolke Finance Committee the Report which forms lb# basis of the Msjority Report presented to the lleuse, I feel it my duty to shew cause why the notion of the IIouhc in adopting tbo Minority, inatoad of the Major- “ * bo reconaidered and re When I first submitted the Sub-Committee's report to the general Committee, it was not I aesopUhla to them, and before they would d*plete«raa a small Island, with America as adobt it as their own, they wanted certain uue of its chief tows. 1 polast so arrangod aa to meet more nearly Whatignoranee! America is a unlrerae, I the flews of the whole Committee. When u . a A«vi»a ii a \|m»i altered, however, It did not suit, and tliey lW.M04.iu huh and A(W?a its .Mecca. ( wamlc< | f UT thtr change* : and when, at i length, 1 gave the Sub-Committee's report “WHavuiia On our first ptge will be found the Jury John's Mountain, near Dalton. La found to he an immense oowi bod. The coal is said to (•e of an csccllcnt quality. *4 . «! .. - . Important Qi'kby.—Ilow can members of ■ iTlSR'HirforHo teljevethM Georgia 1. tioaMFdiufBolBI Recording to law, consci- i ndPuifr am Jmieatiy draw thsir niae dol- lam per day ? Our devil and the dear people e to know. Don't all anawer at [• AVo. , s'fttilloek A Co. from appropriat. in*' nil the Stye's funds. —‘ ■■■mu'iiBn ii^ |k£T On the night of the 14th, the jail in tfpjfnqum#|WAs jjtirm hy a prisoner, who at would like! Georgia Legislature. [Special to th/Fpnrnal & Messenger] T < ' Xtlarta, February 22 Ho cut.—Mr/Bisson moved to reconsider die first reading of the bill to remove the seat of Govertnent hack to Milledgeville.— Lost. Mr. Fiupatrick moved to reconsider the bill lost Saturday, to elect mutflcipel officers of Mncon. host. Ho also, pipped an ad- jonrntneiii in deference to V'asbitrgfdu^ bitth -day. Lost. "The hill 16 establish a syalerS 'oT pnhlTc instr.iciion being the special order, was ta ken up. | ••(. / . } Mr. I'arke, of Gwinnett, offered a ■suba/i- tule. - Mr. Bryant- spent tiHfthfi lWir*«Wlf ing stssion discussing the oiiginal bill, dur* Tfe Cb| to Jka ployed %f the iGeneraiAssembly lulred tedo tbn business, eve artf’rall—ly Informed that the number in the House is fifleeu whilst that of thn Senate is twenty. unaccountably strange to ua. same el the GcmmUleo appei gate the matter ? Is it asleep ♦ i'“ r T, ' the Sen.le, when tb. labor, of Ib.t body re quire Jtol Pfort, l tbab tlUl H<AlM 0 r Witt bo.be- I lolncedt. The people to \gridle),4o that body de- .1. within b£ fof« in de |loi|.,' i»| .umo thou the bu.lne.. or wiili tb., Ho pre.umc niiiiili -Bat mn.t ho rotten In Denmark.— ContHhiHon. A \Vohfl WoTb^Vounh Xfkx.—On* o< our beat creole families, the beat]. Mr. Scott hoeing highly oduptlpd ueroon.^Jounil itaelf !^ d w22Jl!?.S ttt tllc o>*"w1K»ar»lJtwi>ii thre* nitolUdfftnl the «oldicr / «n 1W Ji» Ml gaftf tbo i i.urbdfonnd the window grating iu order to make UU escape. When he tuundihet the fira was beyond Ills control, yigg Leplcd lustily for help and was rescued f 1*41111 ilie building, which was consumed. • tXunCuaamimoN says: ^ 1^‘^^lie alfsenot of anymore “cohesive power” of public plunder to bind them to- geth^*. the Republican party in this State are hopelemly .plii ...under,” | U.rernor UulloeK ought . L ot... „ ed t ho money, and Ida Fw Da»i.v I'naas says, that it is too small tll . m.i*. AI ..V, BA( iu be split. li is excpqjlitiglj “sinali'', uud »*»<I _ ally to the general Committee, 1 believe that some three or four of these gentlemen, who bow place their names te this .Minority Report, were present and acting. AH that 1 desire, Sir, is that the people of Georgia should have ail the faota in lids case. When this shall have been accomplished aud •very fact bearing on the. matter shall hive been presented to the public, then l do not fear the decision. The expenditure by Gov ernor Johnson of $9000, more than the ap propriation made for the purpose of protect- tag the public interest in oonnectiun with the public buildings at MUIedgcvUle, is pre- oisefy suoh a precedent as would spply In this case. Not the expenditure of $9MJ0 but the purchase of new furniture for the Kxe- cutlve mansion, and lha Halls of the State House. For this there is lie authority of law and gentlemen mistake the argument when they attempt to make the Majority Committee say that it was merely the use of the $9000. We sap it is a precedent and one which exonorates Governor Rnllook to a great extent. He had ho express authority to expend moneys for that purpose which were not appropriated. We are told that in the tuslaoce before u«, Governor Uullook exer cised loo tmioh authority and positively acted illegally and wrong; and yet this couiiuiiteo tells us that anothsr Committee should he ap Ml/raw P«*A' respective ages of sixteen, eighteen and twenty 'They ■ Hid delt their col- educate barbarism. Fending the discussion—Mr. Scott havinj the floor, which he yield; * moved to adjourn io honor t. bi«b‘day. The motion prevail^ House adjourned till to-morrow morning. ^ jofo U* „ f , tb.OoMf.de- It l* thought thu CougttM viA Itti.j'f.ro, ^oy gud had rttorned to a deeolated a ' Th««amubk:««,cfgy, A *t Of Mmo t«M aamt«... io I.. I wrought oar y audlate for aupport agitating the Republican cliques. j of parents ana BisteiP. All noc^tsarv No se-sion of the Senate to-day. f wants were provided for, but with — lewtamatfSttSB Atujia, February 28* j of/jlte Boil* -Tliia,-a'(t»'apt to >lo ,on- Tbo Senate .pent the enlir. wnlon on tbo; durr-(], at^l Jtfl/f AUUdlt thought and Kiluc.tiun bill, whloh I. .Imilor lo tbo ltou.01 coDiultntiou, a‘remedy traa found. > bill on the >.uo .ubjeci. | At night the weary hoy., -tOo li Uotb llou.e. seen. Intmned with the ne. , ^ rtttdy theinielvea. fotmd tUttrOn- j ‘ i0I >P-vidcd by graMhr' BdoV. hers say it will take about two million ho] were.re»daioud bypafeatpajui put the MU now before the House, Into op * oration. Rut few sections of the bill before the 8en-1 brightened amaiingly tilo toil* of the .10 were perf.cl.tl, .hen the Renat, .djo.irn- Jb , al|1 B tll0 , U(liei 1 6f th „ hour were mado fartniliar topics, and tho home converted into a school-room. Without muoh trouble or studf-6h the part of our fortuuatu youths, the avuues of knhwledge were stormed, pointed to investigate the matter, and uvcei- State should pay the money! tain whether the This coure is not nol to have expci action was ille L . It. If his conduct was right and his aotion dictated by pure otherwise' ^olives, and the moneys have been applied to the interest of the State, the Stale ought lo logical. If, as they say, Governor Bullock ought not to have expend was illegal, the Stale ought not to pay it. If his condu lion homeopathic, (we mean no disrespect lothat | pKJ i(> Tbe illegality 0 f Ooverno Mullock's -ekoal/ ioasaiaeh as ‘Mike cures like. ” j aouon is, 1 apprehend, asserted with more Through hydropathic treatment would .ivkill it—which, Is of little matter hJl AoliticT,* cure ! than ordinary force in this minority report, to (lie lew t'Mftlftllml AueidBCBl. The new Cohatitutlwnal Amendment, adopt- -kd by the Radical United Slates Senate, says Mhe Atlanta InliHigtnrtr, is denounced by prominent Radlosl Journals, who } resist encroachments of » rights of Iks States. The |rd centralisation Is beginning I by Republican party organs— danger that must result from I St*lea of all power, and confer- Oratress. We are glad 7&att?,22 ndence manifested Should this amendment be confiraed by lent and institutions of the oouutry. Tbe irticle annuls forever all speeial qualifications or Jt,oJ(Ung officeJn any of the States, and will pflflyTMnre important alterations in MuuM.vmm Constitutions, as well as e relations of all the States to the Oen- ^ernl Government, It irill prose by far lAv Uunyut *trp,jAal Aat Ms# far barn taken toward eoniQlidttfion of our polttcal power and the air- "tuai overthrow of State inetitutione, * A change like this which is proposed by MhecSanatt^ia fundamental and far reaching. . At was aaraaatly contended by several leading members of that body, is essentially revolu- t ionary in its tendencies and results Our political system will bs very greatly modified by its operation, and with the faoillly whtoh will puts be introduced of making still Airther changes. It is impossible fully to estimate or wivcu to anticipate the ulterior consequences that arc likely to flow from it. Out ofnecessity which the rebellion forced upou the States of the SoutliYiM*which really pertained only to the», the champlonsufa particular theory of social rights have carried through the Sen ate a change in the fundamental law, which mt ikes down everything like local independ ence in State affairs, and abolishes sll power iu a Slate to protect it against any social or lMiUllfaj.fvUs.to which it may be especially ••xBtinli.lfliB Cfkstitution of tho United HtWfesiN Wniamended, will clearly no long. •*r lie the Constitution whloh was adopted by our fathers. With aueh a provision, even as A ic4istio»« R could never have Attention or 1787; still less could it have been acoepted by the Conven tions of any bf the SUtes. If It is now con firmed, it will be only an overthrow of State Constitutions under the spurious guise of a Constitutional amendment in favor of free- POOR BULLOCK. •llli.f oi low or oi preceueui, lor toil money, nnd If tho money wa plied lo too purpoaoo for which li i oed then, *lr, the But. of Ueor, ->ltir.private news from Washington seem, tn indirate very eonelnaiv.ly ilint in the event of the panaago by rottgrena of legi.lntion remanding the Smt« to n military dependency, that lonh Hill will h« appointed military #fioveninr. It aeema that Grant haa al ready imlipatcd and expreaaed anpremo diigma atitUl course of the Bullook Hlodgclt ring, and that the Illegal and -milaabio aotion of Bullook in aeiaing AIM. .appropriating the fund* of the w .* rr */ t . or ,* a - llionty, naa canaed him to determine, if the State govermeut la destroyed by Confer, to place a man at the bead o^tne jprovisional goverment iu whoa. hnneaty and integrity he can rely. .Bullock, it ia said, haa already re ceived a hint of this aort, and is rapid- this State. We shall not be aarpriaed if, in a low, Anys^ the Express Agent does not aiieover that-no ncccaaity exists tor furiher interierenoe by Oon- gibM With 1 the aBaira of the State,” nnd tliat “the maaa of the pooplo are peaoable aad law-ubiding.” Wo have lokor conver- aiona under leas potent indnocracnts. But what ia to become of tk« poor .«MWrMriHti hi. master Grant “kick” him out of office? Will be ntire to the quiet paxlora of the Kxprtaa Com pany, aud reaume lit. coutrol of tho “Kaolin - Company,” wboao financial afliura be .heretofore managed with so iu oriler lo whitewMh the course of Tro iH- urer Angler. If you are going lo ccusurc Governor Uullook, why don't you give nil tlie facts? Why don't you state dial die Rail road Commit too, as die evidence before this House shows, iiad bad a inert ing lin e, nnd the members of dint commit!c, or die groat msjority of them, promised tlicir support to tbo measures which were about being taken for heating lighting, and furnishing the Capi tol building ? With this fact in view, it is not manifest that the deduction drnwn by these gentlemen who submit this minority report are ungenerous; and in fact untrue? Aid again, sir, the *‘whitowasbing'’ pro cess is closrly seen, when wc tnkc into account the fact that the Finance Committee has luul a letter from the Georgia Natioual IJauk iu which it is distinctly staled dint Ttcnsurcr Angler went to that bank and proposed, dint for a certain per ccnlagc, lie would deposit with that Hank the funds of tho Htnlc. By way of apology for this course, the Treasurer staled to tho Rank that it was “the custom of Treasurers” to do (his. Upon investigation howsvor, tho Committee ascertained that it has not been ths custom uf the Treasurers, and that it nevor has been known to be. Why did ths Committee not state, then, that 9 per oent. upon the daily balances of the State funds in the hands of the Georgia National Rank was paid to the Treasurer Angler for his own personal account ? Borne genUeaon say we have nothing to do with Angler. Tben # whjr do gentlemen white., wash hie conduct In the manner in which this minority report does U T Vhe truth te however that not a single one of the concluv sions drawn Mr the minority of the Commit, lee Is drawn from the facts aa elicited by the Sub-Committee, which was specially appoint ed to.lnvssligats this matter, nor is there a single conclusion drawn from the facts ns they actually exist. If ilovsrnor Rullock had no authority, either of law or of precedeut, for advancing was not ap* it wan ad van- Ueorgia should refuse to pay it, let the responsibility fall where it may. Out if this advancs was u proper one, ir Governor Oullook had a prece dent for the advanee, and if a reasonable emsrgenoy existed and tbe money has been applied to State purposes, theu, sir, the State should provide for it. “Out,” say some gen tlemen “why did not Governor Bullock report to the Legislature immediately on its meeting the foot of this advance having been made They ignore the fact that Governor Bullock oould not at the time find the Treasurer at kis post and that he desired when sending to the Legislature all the Information about ibis advance, to have n statement from the Treas urer aeoomponled by origieal vouchers which eould be verified and presorted in proper •hope* Had the Treasurer been at his post at that time the Governor telle you distinctly that this should havo boon done. The ory lias been raised all over Georgia that Governor Bullook “stole” this money.— If, ae has been asserted here frequently in the oourso cf this debate, tbe gentlemen be lieve fblly and freely in the Integrity of the Governor, why not have the courage lo eay so by your act. The report of the Finance Committee telle you plainly that it was an unauthorised expenditure; but that it was done with pure intention and for the benefit and welfkre of tbe State. Surely, gentlemen will not maintain a poli cy in thie matter, which is not sustained by frets. They should be willing to find out the truth, regardless of ths feelings or Inter* eets of party, and when eo found, they should be wUllng nnd genetous enough to assert It despite popular clamor. As a menbtr of the Democratic party, 1 was mortified and chagrined yesterday to see that aa soon as the gentlessan from Floyd mo ved in this House to adopt the mlaorlty re- port, the geatleman from Randolph moved the previous question, and thus cut off all explanation. It was saying te ns that the party were goleg it btlad; and therefore they pat on the breaks. Sir, I am eld enough to have learned, by experience, that no party and ne people can maintain its position long in error and deceit. I, sir, love the truth, and 1 love the party who can, upon all occa sions and under all circumstances, maintain it. No party eon long survive a violation of striet honor nnd truth. There is n just God who rules ear destines, and He is the fouu« tain of nil good. “Truth, crushed to earth, will rise sgein- The eternal years of God are hers; While error, wounded, writhes in pein, And dies amid her worshipers. The appropriation for tire briny in tb* bill now. pending before Congrew i< upwards of M,000,000, boing eleven millions more than Iasi year. Tho Radieals, whilst voting for a bill in tbe House to out down the army expenditures, ara putting tho estiranie ot tbesa txpeoditura* mulloo upou mill- it ever hap been. That's tbe way tbemoney goes. That’s tho mode 10 vliot otr taxes are to he (■Said, That’s the faehinn in, which we are to be relieved from our Intel- ruble ~ das Mare A hast the laaaga. i Allan Ball. this subject “Mack” writes to'^ tile Cincinnati Enquirer as follows: i The inauguration Bal I project is in ...... — r . wi .a sadly mixed up condition, owing to right. Wliy till, <11,proportion in fsror of the desperate attempts maile lo keep the gentleman from Africa nut of it. Hner tho abandonment ol the original idea in consequence of tho. ‘couspiutoy ’ as it was (tolled, to get the colored g ntleman injtho citixsns ofWashing- u took tho matter in hand and pro. to welcome the coming and lg guest of tho White oose m a very fine entertainment, on a scale equal to any within tho power of the Congressional Committeo, but difisring from that of tho latter in be- Ing uoo-poltticnl in its character, and not being under ths management ot offleo seekers nr fhvor hunters. Genera! Grant, however, with that greatnaaa of aooI Which haa character ized so many oi ids aotion, rtfusod to participate in an entertainment to whioh President JoHnson would be in vited j and it .oon spread abroad, be. sides, that tho “retained rebels” 1 were trying to get poeeession of the new President. 1 Their estimate ol Grant’s vMna’maft be high when they regard a dancing party aa oertain seduction lot'Mm -1 So,-they thought, they must flank the “rebel" movement, end to do this they revived their own' prn» gramme, which the Ethiopian had Irightenod into a comatose condition. They are to havo a ball at any rate. ■ And now oomos tbo oolored gentle, man again te fright tho souls ot (ear ful Radicals. Like Banquo’s ghost, ho still threatens to disturb their feast and stop their revelry. The last bar-1 rioade suggested for his exclusion was a pecuniary one. It was proposed to raise tho nrkm of tickets to twenty- five dollars, which it was thought would pltoe them beyond tho ruaoh ol' the oolored pocket. Perhaps it will, but I still think a fond ought to be raised to holp tho impooumous colored gentleman, and to enable him to be merry with hin pretended political friends. It would evoke a true solu-, tion of tho "equal rights" question than anything Congress can do or the , Supremo Court decide. —..to- (lettoii Markets. AtSAlY, Oa., Felt. Id.—No codon offering 1 for ml,. CORN! CO] IfVou want COHN in Large or Small Quantities, for Cast! Til Time, call nt I he «t CORN EMPORIDI cd. In Oie House, (he school bill with suhstl- lutes, wav on the motion Mr dhumutc, refer- ed lo a joint HjpebUl eotsotiUte. • Ths Immigration bill, being tbe special order, wan taken up. Mr. Shumate, from (be speoial .committee,, , , , . ~ t , ., , , * offered a substitute. The substitute and bill V/ Ml® iPW* were laid on the table—ayes 02{ nays 44. i tliolr family. Tbe General Tax bill was passed. ] To-day tboy stand forth remarkable This bill raises a ualf million outside of exemplars ol such teBchioes. Thek tttti .sar! n Sk* * The Governor's veto of tbo Columbus and gaming at HO cXpOQSO or trouble.-— Milledgeville municipal bill wss read, and One, WO tUlllk, will, in time, make pending a motion to pass the bill over the his mark as a mathematician; another veto, the House adjourned UU Uy afternoon. seiontific agrioulturifit. All arc Mr, Kimball ■ onlmla nmanUi tl.e >p.r. abovn Ul0 avorttgo iu uudemteuding, House Iasi night was a bnllUnt affair—large- j . —uw ,L nm *L„ ly aiiemUd by .legislators nn«l by visitors to tnrt Dear With them the ronnlnff Im- ihe Capitol. Gsobuia, press ot ,thft‘ ^tcllful, bol^f-love wnioh m«do snch a brave fight against Atlanta, February 14. circumSlonov* This may bo tv pcen- Til. Soiiid, raaumoa tho wuridcreilan or | iar 0#t0 but aare |„ ll0l impracrlowble ''‘ittrflrriL.oV .M.ol«l tout » for other femiliro. I. love not dlroug specifio detail of its provisions be given hi the ill tno uoarts ol pare ts and sistoni, limits ol a dispatch. Kvery distrivl is re-j and deep pity lor the sons and broth., quill’*! in provide its own school-house, mid C IB forced to lives of narrow toil V hiriiivhHjjlMs, fiel, etc.’cjc. * Young men. do not yield to any lhc section providing tliU each district .-iu • An i n rii;«t-. u ii‘.ir nmy decide by vole for iisi’l.', whether whites '^1?®^ l®lhl youjotthe inevitable and blacks be sent to Ihesiiiie school, wus CVll. xhere IS liotllillg you cannot stricken out. modily or control but death itself.— Ailkins gave notice tlui be would move to leathers, tnolhers, daugltlers, with you Imve a reeonsi.lcraliou of that section. j |[ e s tho-ftltUTO of the WWUll’ the. land? Iligbeo insisted thal the Legislature could *% # . . nol justly deprive any ono of i be right to send ; D ° A n0 }. 8U “ er ^ »« p °' rc,e lo , ^ ids child to tbe public school of his choice. * made tlui mere tbpetuion of coaiplatt He had tbo right to. invito negroes to his! andwfearincst*! Your work, if you on** house, If it were ids pleasure. Booial equal-1 demand it rightly, i« a noble ono, and liy ..ill nlway, t» r,Kul,io.l hy ,ool,ty I ,,r. wbllt Qo(1 h|la f ntcu acd lor yon ill thin mill, c»im«i !i« deprived of it hy gor.rniuent, ,ij n , ,■ J nod yol hy tW* but whfto »nd iwgro children 1 , {"? ®} pro.MritJ. ii,out he Inught |i> different echeoh. ; Oo it thoroughly mwl well. Boeyoa Tin Idll punned : Aye*, 20 ; doe*, 15. nilU.CXnt toTtholl! wllUfiro tOO Weary A mol Ion to tr»n«n!t to lhc Home forth-! to Mo find lienr for thtirtntelvcB. 'Hold niili wu* lu*i. J up their weary linnd*, nnd make 111 1 '' 1 ul straight thu paths before their feet. A national blessing will follow sueli efforts. Wo must go down among tho nations of the earth, if education is CORNER CHERRY AND THIRD SI macon, Georgia; w. A. HU F New York Cotton Market Nirw Ynax, Peb. 25.—Market quiet, prices ! Wnltaat.! Gold 82j, i The House resumed the lhc veto on the Columbus municipal bill. After u lengthy debate, on motion to puss the veto, an nuiuistcd discussion ensued, contin uing two hours: Ayes; U5nocs,S7. Not being two-thirds, tho veto was sustain ed. A number of motions to suspend (he rules were lost. The bill to exompt forsign and domestic manufacturing capital from taxation was ta ken up, it being the special order. On a motion to inviivc Blodgett to a sent on the floor, an excited debate sprang up—pend ing notion, the House adjourned. The Renata not concurring iu tho motion lo adjourn on tho 6th March* it is thought the session will lie prolonged till ths 16th or 20th March. Ukubqia. From tho Now York Times ol the 20th wo copy tlto following: Georgia and MismsauTi.-Tho con- liV VA|W , IMl Hiding reports tvo published yesterday I Washington, from AUauU indloato tko impolicy ot r tions asked h nol sowed Itroadoasl Utronghool the land. Families must assumo this charge. There in' mnefi'calturo and lov.e of io(lsrs ammig us, f jCrwi* iuolanoo; ar % Jiypfirotvtloal taste, (his culture bore no general fruits. /To-day ft WiU fiid «ta noblest work in edbeiting those* vPlfo have no time lo eduuatc 4 ihcruselvca.--N. O. T “W/ i.) f i ^ / 'lYi.-i'i TllS CRiJ|>T ( 0F W^SIlINpTON—A Ct'uiova KUVEt.Aiiiox.—A vlry good illualralioa of tho oxtu-ino vigilance wlilvh prevail, in Congrefa over pub lic expemlitiirca ia reported from .Among tho appropria. any fiirtliar Oongr«a»ton»l inwrierence!, in tho affaire of Ueorgia. Tho Hepuli-!, lor. 'o I ono for providing for paying rgia. TUo Ifepuli- perintondent of the Crypt,” cans oi tho State are divided, Tho ex-1 body was aware tliat there tronii.U invoke frorli aevion with the'a thing aa a "vrypl" connected w view of bettering their own position : the government, still less that it h the Coraniitll-o toned thn ‘-Su .. Aa no- there was such ' ’ itli Imd IF YOU WANT BAOON OR BULK MEAH Lttnpoal Cotton Mark.t. FOR CASH OR ON i Liyv.rcool, 7000 bales. Feb. 25.—Market dull, salts Call on A. HI Now AcVvei-tfsemeutu- TIFT’S HAIL ! Monday, Maroh 1st, 18691 grand opening night of ‘ GILBERT'S Southern Star Troupe! ■ i For Two Nights Onlyl Monday night will ba prencctoJ the Gtu! Drama of ht If YonWantHAY andOAl BON CiEZAR DeBAZAN ! don't .forget to call in and see , i, iivDivniii , all others dopreroto it u not jnstified; or needed a superintendent, inquiry by the eirenrastanocs of the Stale, and was made, and it was found that the A Fancy Dance hy LITTLE KATIE GILBERT, THE CHILD WONDER» • Ami a Comic Song by Ueo. Pardey. Ths Kveuiug'a eolertaiument U conclude with the LAUQH ME TO-DEATB FARCE, u QUIET FAMILY.- J. VT GILBERT, Mtntgcr. J. M. GILBERT, Agtat. . . . , . tigatloi side; tho latter are slrcngtnend by the oral Wa.hmglon died, Congress pro- nanio oi t.enoral Mvade. vidodlorthe construction ofavanlt “There ia little likelihood now of under the Capitol, to bo called the Congressional intermeddling, and Cyrptin which his remains were to be there ought to bo nono. A State whose deposited. A light wa* to. ho kept votes were counted in tho Electoral burning near it, and a superinteuden-. Collogo, is no more subject to inter.i W as appointed to watch it, as bo has teranoe of the kind sought than is any other of the represented States. Tbe Sonntc may stultify itself by refusing admission to its Senators, hut the eon. stitutionsl standing of tbn State no longer admits a reasonable donbt.—. And it is well tliat it is so. The wrong been doing daily lor the lost fifty years. Meanwhile, Washington's body was not deposited there, and everybody, Cong-reas Included, forgot tliat auy such tiling wa* in exuteqne. “riioouly memorial that exist* te keep tno memory of tho affair alive hsebeen done the colored people by the Geor-1,he annual appropriation for tfie Bn- gin Legislature will be a briet dura.., perintondent. TwCuty years after the ration. 1 he next election will give v | 0 so of Napoleon’* llusaUn campaign them the opportunity of punishing, a Prcnoh .eutry was found ou dnty at their betrayer* and guardmg effectu- Moscow, his superior Offleor having aily against a reputation td injustioe. i lorgotteu to reUove buff from duty.— “We are glad, too. th*i Mr. Bout- The CirenmlbcdtiOn Oiee, and Tite well confesses the hopelessness of at- " - • — .rd it sewn«,.Oon- 1 novel or tho pro- it* _ ,.io*4 acts have proved odeqaato te rocon. slrnot aovon States, aqd ficyreay a*re, ly be rolled upon * ’ ^ ' for _ tlio bidding ;0h We think English government.—N. Y. Times. Tk*horrible *ulTeria(e .oiVtli, Afriio ..utoNlw wreekej crew.uiA puiencere of tka bark Florenco Ni*Utfnx*la are rnoualed people of Georgia to dfkfnfreUicIrfew j We are not to be remapdod to the . uude roqiasa. a,iail«r aaMSdJUnaa. etaay- custody of tho 'ntiiitary, with, all it* j y. he ° concomitants and annoynndhs.' Ooh- Tho tot niloii aeeloraL Jwi< who, howovor, gross K-- . 1 —nli.*.l.mrwl .ii, refttsoA. At tolffAnoetil lo,C.pl.tar.O|ht task t. A lady in Oxford, Maine, aroused her hrohand,a lew.nighte since,paying that tlie-board some ow knocking. 9* ana* but eould find'nd'one, apd com ing back to tho bod bn foond her lying desd. ii* Kiook 6loiSCi(,' sad Orer-C**ts| Al bated vrtto a wortion of a crab cawgbt la a •H-nri. llUlt<kiJik«tiMi(dnMnd Brow* expired and wu thrown oeerboud. Pr.viou, lo toll the erew. ...1' poMensem bod greedily tucked up Mate bW whleh bled him t. moderate hie andMOwtfsw^Mb, ed. 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