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Newspaper Page Textm&mm * 193, To amend the twfliSiwrbf itf aef pro- riding for the setting apart of homestead of re- D m? To secure «» si^ral i^tilfa/of the State ^Oea^iaJ^Maajgglfc ^«ob^l4 Atlantic Railroad' eta December 14. 196. To incorporate the Merchants and Me- emd out 5«ie,*0,'*»#he she dropped on the floor. Iota for inuniqii e There are eorne of tss who recognize the te at of the people to the Government, d are at all timaa ready to bow In humble edtenoa to their supreme wUJ. Conerioua of > crime npta the people, see haws no feitn facing them; and while some talk of freedom pf speech in Geor- thoee of as »b hare erer- mable nightie the paat to the f the boldest adrooasy of the . . atonal BepabUoaatBm oyer the entire State without any molestation whatever, ana. Providence permitting, we will do so again: Colonel Atkina is a true representative of Na- of bis canrats- insfc, at Gris' >ldville, Mr, of Twiggs-omniy, was atabl Below, we give the thud installment, and the Tati, of tbeliri&f la sets passed by the Gen- eral Assembly np to i time of the adjorhaaent last Friday night The Sat is full and oorzeet, having been obtained directly from tha office of the Secretary of State specially for the Baa. The entire iber of aeta ia 220. .lie '-129. To repeal an aat entitled an art to *- solidate the offices of Tax Beoeivaeand Collec tor of the ci aty ofDm December 13. , *; 130. To-emend an aet toteeorporato the Gate City Insurance Company of the city of Atlanta, ith Carolina, from ptist paper of the crcsehtalidhSifthe- these: and laid him on it down stairs. Poor fellow, be looked like death itself, with his pale face "id bright, and Ms, eyes upon his poor clammy waBfeiffiflto, "Hoi has imto! this mdmenMjeen ■dismissed from the bffifce 1^‘ng'dffenders; against the laws of the State. Bat let me add, that I have never seen, the whita peqiile inler* fere with a negrojajt thebalioWbdx, oteodeiroz to forbid or trammel, in any way, his lawful rjeht to vote. Oh the contrary, it Is a well es- tabUshed^fact, nniveiaaIIy'*fconcede£5 , ttat the nogroestave 1H0 Mil race as were not ia . favor of oar oppressors. Never, until our late city election, weretee blacks of Charleston at liberty fo'vdte.hSthey, pleased—a privilege, then* for the. first time*. secured to them by. the presence of United States soldiers, ‘who had been snmmoned thera at teoreqriest of'the'white citizens. •.. . • " ' the iarnxonri or •nhi- dovEEHMEsn. a - forehead all wet. | , MM “It was that old story—crushed while shunt- te wonlfi not'Ie! them take him todSie hoe- he told ns, quite calmly, for fear poor should not get there in time to see him; when we tried to cheer him np, saying, so bad as that,* and talking, as you know >eople will talk to sick folk, be only smiled !y, and asked Mary to sit by his side, and lng for the pe and integrity entitled ! the State of C terein named. 182. To repei td.the social canid, and said the poor fellow ought to have been taken to the hospital; and, after a bit, he fetch down the baby, and be kissed it, and then his little bqy,and told me to take bfm away again. And then before the agony .—- ’-'fflla^tojHfghisheadnpbn be'gged-her to forgive Mm i tonzovide for her and her ffiWfSJS’iKS it did he have for himself, 133. To authorize Clerks of Courts, in the'- Bounties 'of Loi Clinch and ’Ware, to issue writs test imtbfr n£meuZJ;fIE. Alexa $0 Sessions Deeemher:l3l &i state uf, > hope the proper authorities will lock after the public highways, and have them put in write;- licit co' -Some of them affirm, that id tft vtt—T* lmHnvmnmnma. r of.theeonn- oondition. “a shilling rappose that M fntftTi fflajimi bkflbean offered totes(fit- ** a irehao®ePoint9,toteattfy;ag(uiigt the most resnectable citizens of New York; suppose that tee' infpp^me hfd been, backed by tee Ward ** politicians, and the wealth-and-power-of-the -fi* National Government: andthenindgeforyoniv “° ^fl^cSSS b0 tb ° teSlCOnaitr? “ ci , iU , omusairo COSBUOTOK. I T im not in sympathy with the Kn-klnx Sian. I do not know any of Its members; there are nonein the section of theState where I reside. Yet Imnst confess thatl havelongfelttheneed _ f off Tr.nir-InMen OTJrt cnmn inof.f/*/*. ***' Houston, Worth. December 14. i 203. -To require the ordinaries^of the several coafiUesMn the State*in issuing orders^ on the sei eral county treasurers to specify in arid order •°° in execution aright “Not one the notoriousfyooxrupt crffiriafiTiilf for theflWi ovemment; that the extension of the ' 189. To ri laitiallaw solely to the counties tq>- fhorizetoe': heir administration, that midnight the GonitM , into'chambers inhabited by trem- therefor, sp nen, and Sabbath investments-of ber 18. •a common custom in Spartanburg^. _ HO. To a ae, and fof other purposes therein men* , December 15. To incorporate the Borne ana Baleigh There is nothing upon which to ground any sus- .'pioion as to who the murderer was. John is said to have been a harmless, inoffensive negro, and so far as any person knows was without au enemy, either white or black. Fatai, Aocidskt.— A sad acoident occurred near Hogue’s brick yard yesterday morning at about 11 o’clock. Johnny Daeey, aged about Ii wipe the great drops of sweat from Ms face. “He-had been lying with his eyeB dosed for • a little whQe, and then he opened them suddenly ■ andiaatwlnspered something to Bfary, which < [m&de her put 'her face to fail: and I could hear • her saying the words of aprayer, and a strange, I- -cracked voice I did not seem to knowrepc&ting - them after her, and then all was still in that • foom, fdr Harry.’8 troubRs were > at an endi ’ a : * * : •»-. t -j “Tha'doctor saidft wasia sdrEof loWifever: » brought on-by avcold jiandiperhaps it waa,-jparti Brilway Company, and for other purposes. De cember 15. •— 207. To provide for suits against joint oblig ors in the City Court of Savannah. December property, fraudulently 0 r unlawfnly conveited- or detained from the State or Western ana At- tnnHn TCnilrnad, may he recovered, elo. -Decdui-- MtiUk ov-'.t -iil Sit dD ’- us'-x -stk 1 .; j&s^m^sst^sssts same. 210. To alter and,amend section^47W of^Ir- win’s'Bevisea Coda' DehemWer W. * * ewJlH t ^ 211. To authorize the Ordinary of Cherokee 1 years, together with a friend of his about the same age, were out hunting. One of them had.- killed a bird which fell into the water and John- ^ ’a friend had pulled off his shoes and gone rit. He sat down to pnt on his shoes ani hnny oommenoed loading the gun. His friend, lose back was turned toward him at the time, lira the report of the gun and when he looked and saw him lying upon the ground. He m him and found- that by some means the gw •d been accidentally discharged, and the load ,d entered Johnny’s throat, passing out at the back of the neck, producing death in. a few ; Fririok Payton, a machinist at the Sonthwest- these urged-by the riiost venaland dspravediof; ‘the people—I am amazedj-I say, that all this should not awaken the grief and indignation of our homes ore desolate; that prittinris make laws for yonr brethren hero; that character, 1 culture and piety are suffering here; that one of ■ the old, immortal “TM*teen3 ei4blaBMMcLupen your starry flag, is sucked fodeatb by vampyres! Surely, this ought not to be, inalandof libeity domnc Mm. A voter is rarely auowea to serve ont his time in tfiopehifentfafy. 1 . It matters not what he has done—whether he has broken into o hunsa or bumtitdown—whether-he^xaacom- bo secured by the exercise of Executive .clem ency. Nay more—as all Wall street khcrcjs by seWiugtn-r* ; d r:» it ffsiidi 5tsau£ 1 ,svoa»at #s “Harry’s society paid the expenses of his d Mary’s faneral, and the neighbors who or themselves cannot go on alkyay^being- and justioo, under the regis of that great Be- pnblio with whose fortunes the Providence of God has linked U3 heretofore, pud henceforth and forever I If it be urged, that many of these prisoners sympathised with the Elan, and some confess edly belonged to it, £-reply, that such a spaci- flcatlon ought only to ineraaaoteecdunbte^id misgivings of all'thoughtful men. For they know vory well that character and property are conservative; no slight canse would lead these -vested interests to favor any movement inclin ing to anarchy. ■' - , vxghiJlNob comhiteees. The persons who are now in bonds are not conspirators against the national government; on the contrary, they have always: heretofore,, welcomed the United States soldier as the con servator of the public order. Nor are they or ganized to prevent the colored citizen from ex ercising Ms political franohise; on the contrary, in cases of injunction and other extr&cf3i- * remedies ■in' eqifity,:iand the 'tnhniihr'eff boy with a ifeiebbbr;- ; ‘'' v® :s ™ si-HiTr ~ -i . t- i f i “Time baok, when myheartW4s J, sore'With ereat troubles, I was wicked enough to wish that I might not live; bat I pray God nightly, how,’ that it-may.please iHim-lo spare.vme for the sake of the little ones, and I'll never mnr-i murmore.- ? era,? wia^k/ «f no to-se«tmarA filled bv men once of brokon fortunes and brok- tion, approved February 16, 1869, so as to pn>- vide for-the fnrmabing of panels of Jorors iif the trial of criminal cases in certain cases.— December 15. 21,6. To amend pn aoji to -fecpiEorate the town of Hawkinsville, in the county of Pulaski, and to define the limits of the same. Decern- berl5/'“ v •.»-i.. -u. 217. General Appropriation act 218. Atlanta City Court. (Incorporating ) 219. To promote the propagation of shad fish December 14. ' ^ '• 220. To provide for the mode of filling va cancies in the office of Ordinary, which may now, or.bereafter, exist in the several counties of this State. December 15. A | ^S^MEESlr; 2diSsio»' : -SiBSiEh • School Cheistmas Tbiee.—On Tuesday morning at eleven o’clock, according to appointment, the teachers and children of the PresbjteriSn Mis sion Sabbath School met at the chapel on Wind- ; s6rHiD5tO-eujoynthe.fe4iyJi an3lOhriVtma3 ^reKihriibadibeenrprepared^ by the, friends,of the sobboLr -’ About eighty ; ohildrea- .were piej- ent, their little faces beaming with happiness and innocence. A goodly number of the friends of the school were there to witness tha joy and pleasure they had bestowed upon the J *H- ^-^ ^rierotiS'offerings. Bi* >’cioek the dinner was Tuesday, ahipipmise to attend. tween twelve and one „ annonacea and all invited to partake. The children were orderly, and respectful, not aria- gle instance of rudeness or misbehavior mar ring the festivities. Dinner ended, the Christ mas tree was arranged and the children acd teachers invited io.ieoeive the presents prepar ed for them.' For each child there were two o: three presents, many.qf thsm articles of cloth- ffig,, together -with toys, frails, candies, i*i Before the presents were distributed Kev. We. iloKay made some, happy and appropriate re-; marks', chaining the attention of; the ohildrea. throughout, with amusing-anecdotes and apt illustrations. To the poorer cMIdren wai3 given 1 principrily the aificles ‘of usefnlnes3, the fupsriatendant; not • forgettihg 'rkjat^some- thingdQ amnse-was appreciated sveri.lgf tfub dren-irE-want' of necessaries. Tholdistrihuting Of presents among the teachers praduesd no Email amount of merriment and laughter. They were' tapaUy of a ludicrous character, and oui feiderlx gentleman receited as Mwa toyshsep, much to the amuaemehtof ihe little ones. From beginning to end it was one uninterruptea scene ,of pleasure .and, happiness. None who were present regretted having gone, and all were rejoicedto see .with what wonderful success ths lord had drowned the. efforts Of. the .faithful ’laborers in his vineyard who have worked for ihe“Up6uiiding of the school. Hay they lira jfe&fafc tkeyhaVe taught in' holy things into*/the fold of the ; Saviour, add »crA.=x . a. i«a shedding widow’s tears. ¥ And Wo lived’on, whioh'ln thesbh'ard timosfc is something. It was hard’to seg thr there was Banshina^fflabriffitfliesBba and to know that it wasActJbiq^Ggpye by us, who had our wdrk-^ritvay.ehi to get just common ihings and daily 1 pay the bit of rent. Bdttho.yearsJlei even wMle it seemed only .yesterday Sam was token-to tbe’hospital,-andhc to closo’Ss eyes, Maiy'wquld-come' seo herto the: do o%■ 1“^'. ld;I.say*XwWn^Bh^vras^ Iboked-so happy and /or ^ ; yon know, bnt seemingTd:gloK^ih■ couldn’t complain, and tell her she ng her pom'oldmbthcii'j Wh^ it was the consequent mention of Colonel Atkin9 name in connection with tho candilacy, lam, unwill ing to remain.silent when Idjostiaiafaflttempted towards him in connection-Uw^wli,' i -r^Ehoro was at one rime .every) indication that there would bo a Kei-ublican-.cannidMain tha fields A. caucus was held at the Capitol early in ttie session, which had for its object the re organization of the Republican party, and.the nomination of a suitable man for candidate-for Governor in tha reoent election. That meeting last great day,' with the Ja&shailed hosts of JW redeemed and sanctified* at “the right hand of the Father.^ At the request,^and in behfdf o. Iribufionstowar<ltho littlo entertainment. May tha Imrd reward them. . ANiOE^cifeip-FMiqBWE m-If any of. our readers,Breranriona ^ eKngvjite Jtq.a plaea 'with promising i pipspepia we.reqpmmpad. them ty^-devoted An^Me^gmtBeand teviug, her character was adoihed by every virltffi--lliaf--makes womanjat- traetive. Edntta^a'ftt'the^WeaeyauiFemriq College, cember 18. ■ b iw-os;. 167: To repeal : on act entitled an act to amend an-act assented to August 27y 1870. r December is. - ;s 168. To authoriza-the eppointment of an Au ditor in ease of law or equity involving accounts. December lSws ~ % W h* a . 169. <To autftiqrisMpaie local:authorities of daange or anoosn wa jAe Inadinfr from'the Isle of Hope to the main r road in SMdaway Island.- Deoeihber lSl 'W i 170. To limit the .time of parviee of Petit ■Tnrnre taiBia Snpflrinr CoMt nffCHftiHalth CDUn- tVm December 18» , 171. To relieve joint debtorsbyqadgment.— Dninwiiihor rift ■>- .-•• - jtfjSjffjpn ■ • 172. dtp incorporate tho town of.Btsioa, and forotherparpopes. Dgeembar 13. 178. To creates a Board of Commiesioners for the county of Iiiberty,* eta December J 3. 174. To alter, ohange and amend an act: en titled an aettoincorporate the wn of Decatur. D 176^^0 proyiae fin jaking bond o^poUio officers and qual^yteg them.- Dscember.13. 176. To change teb-iime of holding the Su perior Court. of ,the- county of-da^Pbr ttti the and to nieserribo the idpde 'of taxing, shorek'in ankhaadqt&e* dbt^aUoita' hAving bank&g rivO^ea. ^teBoefaibnrilAib Annum ■ taiJ 178. Tocreate.bpardi.of.xoadp.ana»yennein the county of Dawson. December ! aSitott ct. grown, 1 and not snantafij Mm ; and.I was fbrgetti ward, honest' young' fellow, .Didn’t -it bring, back my own old times, when life was young for me, and evervtMng looked fresh, and green, and shining, when -Sam came conrting to sea me, and my UBft i^dEK jbeaC the sound qt bis foo'sttpe?; j 3 | m “No: I-could say nothing, only have many a good cry when Mary was asleep, and I lying awake to think of how sad a life had been mine. “Bat I would not mako this a trouble, X said, and I made hUtt. welcome, and! in’, all good time, when they’d saved a little money, they were to be married. “We lived fit Stratford then, and Harry was a porter on thd Great Eastern Bailway, with eighteen shillings a weok—a large gum,,poor good-by thb in , . ^ _ But -they may d< . they enoourace the ro dress of wnangaby vtolstMev.fmftiaotJbyuJaw they givo scope ro reckless men, who aSe.uptt* pefw»tliigm>plfadhr<wim purilwianllflvagB sort. They ini fliction of soim was composed of such men ns . ex-Goyemor James Johnson, Hon. J(jhn S. Bigby, Judge J. U. Parrott, Hod. Madison Bell, Colonel It L. Mott, and a large number of other, gentlemen from different-portions of~tbe~Sfate, who have been in no way connected with the Bollock ring, and whose interests are identical with the inter ests of the people of Georgia. A series of such looked brigbtj and not a cloud rested upon her life’s horizon.- -Bat, alas! death came, and her happy spirit was translated ’to its heavenly home. As’ we ; gazed upon her, so calm and :quie*& the.embrace of death,'the voico'bf^the 'Havionr camo in soothing, tones' to our troubled he^fe, saving “she ia not dead, but sleepeth.” As she was crossing the river of death a bright halolof etemaljoy spread over her face,, and she sank quietly to rest singing, “hallelujah! Yes, precious one, thou art at rest with loved ones who have gone before. A few more years and we .willnaCBtagrinwlierathepang^Q.f part ing axe unknown. - -At iSji Farewril, niydarling; nmrta»Wil«)u i:' Dost feeljio uiore of earthly pun, We know tb&l ob th%t noble brcrtcl ‘Foster Blodgett as Chairman of the State Central Committee, and the actual nomination at one time of Hon. James Atkins for Governor. These who participated in these meetings real- jzgAte fact lbatjheshametol administration of Governor Ballook has driven thousands of the best men in the State out of our party, and though we had not the power to rescue tho party fromh is control while he was possessed of the We know that on Is writ eternal') Yes, gain, eternal gain fdisthee— Oar loss jve deeply, keenly feel; And as our Father’s own decree, j Tis Him alone can heal; Tho Sabbath of that heavenly reat, ^TIib light of immortal crown ; The joy of the; premelybloet,,j| fa now for e’erafitne owni— -i d fled’the country’dishon- unhonored and unsung,' ored, yet “unwept, we are determined tc „ „ -a-diasis not hostile to the interests of Georgia. We determined to go before the people upon the broad proposition that the Bepublican party. tie lass thought, be rich. ‘A pound a week, mother 1’ she'd say, and then she’d reckon up how far it would go r and how much they’d store-,■ and plot and plan bow X was to live with them, and not work so hard, till she would catch me of tee other ttart’fnaLmrcq^iatiisnot fox the old to be selfish, and atana in the light of the young. Ilovedmypoor Mary too well for that; and the time came, and they were married, and 'their young hearts knew no sorrow while they were together; and being careful, first one babe, and then another,.- seemed no trouble to them. Irlivedwiih them, and helped all I could, so that I was never in any way a Clouds they had noneASid their lives were too busyfog. them to be unhappy. Up early and away to ms work was Harty, while his wife would bo busy with their little ones, and singing about like, a child, until it was time far. him tqcome baok; and at last I used to go to bed every night tliuniting God far thehappiness that was theirs. “And then came tha storm that nipped my poor child’s life, and left me, a poor widow, tosorapeon aslcouldwrith the little ones. “I hadn’t been very well, snd I was doll and heavy, thinking a deal about what had hap pened thirteen or fourteen years before, and seeming to see again the cold looking, white hqnital wards where I was fetched to; and. do all I would I could not help going through all my troubles over and over again, till I got so low and cried so, that I quite upset Mary, and she bad hard work to keep from crying, too. “At last, seeing bow miserable I made ber, I cheered np, and she got the tea ready for Harry when be came home, and set in bis chair, and got the baby off tosleep. so that if^e jms toed? the little thingshould not worry hiiw^iinfftMbgw were all looking bright, and pleasant, and homelike, for the poor fellow who didn’t dome.” “H6& an'honripast Sis;time—an hour—tw^ hours—and then Mary began to show how unF easy she was; bnt at last we heard steps, and she ran to the door, opened it and then darted back to me in the little kitchen, her eyes star- graph 2, Of the Constitution. - DecfimBer J&' 160. To authorize the' Gjdinaty of; -Campbell county to iBsue bonds to,-raise money ,to,pay for the bufidingof: aConrt-houso., ,pecembe*,18. 18J. To oompei^ate. Ordinaries, Shenfita mid Clerk of tee Bnperior Court, eta DecemberlS. - % 18ft To sutiiorise CffitowayGsniphell of , MBir- ray county AoeAroct<flmiiUdsiBiacOT»tediOan- nesauga Eiver <m his o wn land in the, 10th, 7th • oi mem, me h!3 to their . ^ webS dcST to dust ahalt we return Died at Brunswick, Ga., November 8th, Mrs duties. 'What a void has been made by her sudden death, a husband bereft of a devoted, faithful wife; parents of an affectionate, duti ful daughter, brothers and sisters of a dear, voice is stilled in death. But he who tempcireth the winds to the shorn lamb, wilt not ba nn- imposed upon the confidence and credulity of TfaTesa informed Bepublicans only to use them :4B : ,pDipose8jwd ends teey knew not of, and when lie oould no longer use tee power oi Ms office and the misplaced confidence of his party ifil'a few are among the abidingana ^-od-fearing d jatostwnomno leof any oom. charge could be t plioity with any of onimpeachable prit , ... an^a_ gentleman.; We centered upon Col. At kins as the man, and a large number of us, from all portions of the State, addressed Mm a letter, asking Mm to take the field. The ex ceeding short spaoe of time intervening before the election precluded the possibility of a gen eral canvass, a considerable portion of the party were unwilling to enter a canvass from a doubt as to the constitutionality of the election deolihed making the contest. His reasons for not running were satisfactory to ns, and all pur pose of running a candidate was abandoned. There never was, at any time, any purpose of running Cob Atkins, or any one else, secretly. We are progressing with the work of re-organi zation for the approaching campaign of 1872, ting tesr Hwtgreep--Cemetery .Company of BauWwmHMommUl.'' *. 184. To legalize the actions,of the Cletk of- of the Superior Court of Wilcox county as Or- diasry vJ J odnbty, and to anthorize said ©ark to levy a lax for county p«P9“« f " tee year.1871, DeoembeKflA.;-iuf4 <3.f* mvjMmf- 185. To incorporate the Macon and Chatta hoochee Railroad Company. December 14. bfa country, or his God, when ha encourages Uharlaton, Deo. 6,1871. E. T. W. . Tta Fennsylvanfa Bafiroad Company have been using for a number of years past a ma - chine for grading and ditching by steam.' This contrivance is named, far short, tee “steam Irishman,” and the hillside crumbles before it at a truly wonderful rate. The machine resem bles a small coal railway Tooomotive. Itis pro- •fcjgb, end donble-ba; periorCoui t of Campbell county. ‘December 14. 183. To incorp«»le (he town of I—wton^Ua 189. To incorporate the town of Whitney, in Calhoun, and for other purposes therein men- fjonedjTami to jregulate* the retail ofsguituoas liquors within the corporate liinita December the town of Montezuma^ in the oconty^of Macon, aUi-f«^pfoTidet^r-an : Melection, 'approvedvira- vember 12, 1870. Deoember 14. * 191. To amend an act incorporating the At- lanlidond Greaf'Weaie& Canal Company.^De- oemberl4. • — >• 192. -To prove the mode ot adjudicating tee rights of parties under article 7 of the Constitu tion of this State. December 14. Fork (a settlement of -wealllx ahd caTtivated ifer-’ sons, below Columbia) who had been able to protect his stock; and this he had dims, by the aid of his palisades asd> by the maintenance of- ceaseless vigilance. For weeks, ho and his (SOUun-law had been obliged fqlkeep aTtemate watch every night, -il Klf ■ -I-'' HOW IT TS IN CHAM.SSTON. Let such facts illustrate the chaotio state of Society, out of which :Ku'-kTnXfam springs. I .might add-monyrelikbis,^dcorroborative notes from a city pastor’s expertmtneau I have buried a peaceable young man who had been beaten t.i d.-atri by a mob organized fortbe pnr- posdof ‘'clearing the whites ont of ’Qie streets f Charleston ” I have seen our citizens, black 3 d white, going armed to the polls, that they might not be prevented from casting their bal- pelled by steam, and placed on a temporary rail road, and has two arms and a large sooop-ehovel projecting in front of ths engine. Whan set oppoBite a rising in the ground and operated, it levels and gathers np the earth, at the same time denosiliner it on the damn oars. It is said the “Irishman” can do the'work' of 100*men, and will fill twelve cars per honr. The price of sricha machine is nearly §t.0,000. ■( J ■ ■ I ' »J Tfi A pions bnt uncultivated judge closes a sen tence with the following touching-reproach: ‘Prisoner at the bar, nature has endowed yon with agooa. education and respectablo family connections, instead of wMch you go prowling round the country stealing dock.” that all murdarora acquitted *•««**«*> tv should at once bo iacarosrated » lams, and that the required by taw to see, to ft to*t to® and mdrderons madman is « onoe om»k lie aassffflfttsa'a^ sane and, perhaps, unoontrolUble d«« ^ may return at any moment, and oau»° rifico of more innocent peopla „ campaign of 1872, wheu.weWItilteoW to thf peorteof Georgia that the 4?em4d»aity'<«rwi toast- tkose styling them selves Democrats) are os deeply implicated in Bullock’s schemes as the Republican party can possibly be.. We willshow that the wroDgs per petrated upon the people during Governor Bul lock’s administrsl ion were not perpetrated by the Republican party proper bat by unholy combinations between Bollock and the Demo crats, and somo of ns were ready to make that fmsim We copytte® f °fi° of tee. tmhaj thoNew'Y) . Iftitfaatant—tho leadiiii North. fThoBey.DooU. . Tmbap^y nsse xst iora mater State might trell xadta-Jaait ofatouos- u : --«*»-»s»v- m Dzab BaoTHxa—The admlsaion of the “ * “ jjisffibtti) imoitre'spect- rpf -tee me clothed in purplo and fins linen, and faxing sumptuously every day. Our Governor fa a seedy doctor from OMo—nowbecomo a million aire. Oar leading lobbyist is a jookey-nder from Jerome Fork. Tho leader of tee Senate is a convicted bribe-taker. The leader of tee House is a pardoned bigamist: On my way to the late Sb Louis Convention I, with other de legates, saw a Jadgo of tho State embracing a prostitute in tho public oats, and near him was a legislator engaged in liko obscene and shame less dalliance. We were all thankful when these wretched creatures left tho oars, with their wo men, at Granitevillo. Daring tho last year, our corrupt State Government has robbed an im poverished people of more than $22,000 per day; and the estimate mast be too low, far it is founded on Gov. Scott’s message to the Leg- laturo. HEAD nOTH SIDES. You will, I hope, pardon mo for suggesting that such a state of society requires some relie’! quite different from that afforded by the penal laws of Congress. When a Vigilance Committee has inflicted summary justice, the Court ought to consider tho whole case. It should number not only theeoaiB, but the primes otthe victim. It shourd*'be inve6ted With a cbrtaln supreme power. It should be armed with statesmanship. Id a state of sooiety where there is no law, and :the redress of intolerbfo grievances and mainte nance ofsocMorder, jasticeitself isperverted by an&tt&ck upon these organizations. Here, for example, is “John Doe,” whose daughter has boonruineaby “Blohard Boo;” whoso crop hat been stolen or purchased in tho seed by “Bioh- ard Boe;” whoso gin-house has bean bnrned down with tho whole crop of the year by “Bioh- axd Boo;” whose life? has been ambuscaded by “Richard Boo;”—but who has at last turned upon his enemy, m’even a worm will turn agonist acroBblng foot,'and wholkasoourged i oppressor with forty lashes save one. Does it become a great Government, in such an in stance, to chastise “John Doe,” who looked in vain to it for protection, and to let “Biohard Boo” go free? Yet this is precisely what the United States Government are now doing in South Carolina! The national offloiafa are bunting down and imprisoning tee best citizens of ted northern counties at tee instance of mal efactors and’ “sand-hiilqrs,” whoso lives defy tee law, and who would not be believed, on their' oaths, in any other case. We who have had no connection with Eu-hlnx- ism, look with wonder and-consternation upon a sharp dragonnade, such as once decimated France for the enrichment of South Carolina, and is now wasting Sonth Carolina for tho en richment of neighboring, and oven foreign States. We epconnte? among the United States soldiers scarred, triumphant veterans of wot, who feel as keenly asfwe do,that they hr - been cssighed to service painful and de)_ —now, when tho dash of arms has ceased, anil they feel their jioa&s J me!tihg : Wiih fraternity. They are required to deal with an association of neighbors, who are pledged to mutual-protec tion against tho burners of teelr,bouscs and tee ptanflMOTB of their qropsjAS if three were an armed and foreign foet . These soldieip> under whatever pretext senV«to aotually driva from fields^? * ’ and _, counties t and doifmmnro the proprietors of the soil and tho taxpayers of the county in crowded and filthy jailk.. In-atene of profound common law; and in re- ferocity and li-’ * to tear away thmr natural -tile immunities of .gions all astir with cautiousness, they.ai from helpless wives, protectors. u-i -■ WHO ASX XHE vxonxs. ' interview wifG' diiei fit citizens'of Spartanburg.- A of tho most He told me that hisBons had fled tha county ba- •oausean order for their aunrehensianhad been issued. Just before they tenths inked theta “whether they indeed belonged to tee Ku-klax -Elan,or any other secret organization?” They replied that they-had been informed, sometime before, that fte negroes ofthe country intended *to rise against the wfatteaL- -PH» apprahenaton,; I tasiTemaak.Wss'ffitoitod A ‘fti&'iip-oi by thefactteatttfaGdyerafirhtd been even offered to divide with Mm the-offices of tho State. Bat they contend, that under the resent system of misrule and lawlessness, “life Jberty ana the pursuit of happiness” were left in certain parts of the conn tty without any pro tection; and that the communities thus im perilled were thrown back upon the inalien able right of self-protection. , ' * Tha facts, wMcbtbey appeal to, are notorious;. Nobody oandeny that theiroattle and hogs were shot down in the fields; that their opening cot- ton bolls were picked by nightly depredators; »w. their ginhonses were burned; that .“i comer shops” where cotton in the seed (ato! cotton) was brought grew rich, while the heavily-taxed and plundered planter scarcely knew, where to get hi3 bread; (I know one of this class who expended $10,000 on. hia planta- tion,land attboebd* of^theeeaSonhatverted just bales of cotton, and just com enough era v^e inflamed byteceg^^ggeefibog,; land wore also oncouraged to break their contracts Hint colored men-were armed-by.teo -Governor in larger(.and%^»jnumbets^ tnttiI.;at leDgth that the pnblio debt was increasing, until at length it has been increased ‘by $8,500.60Oin a singlo year; that there has been no^noney to repair thq-mtofa: <ur even topay themeifaorions teachera of-the pnblio schools, although ‘enor mous taxes had Won collected, *md the^ pi Xnaelv^eU® engnlfed inawhftt ing, bottomless vortex of min. The sufferers insist that, under these circumstances* .a Vigi lance Committee—aha euoh the Kn-klnx pro fessed to be—has been the usual American re sort, and teat sympathy with it was not wholly unnatural. ;. -r ' ■',' SOT JUSTIFIED. confess-that, /o^mypartjl^amqppqaod Ko-ldaxjargwxisatioi^andteatfar.variqu sons. In.tbo first place, I do not believe! secret, oath-bound society, of any sort,: oar- responds to tho spirit of our American iustita- lions. We havefreddOin df-BpeedtJand free dom of thO preeis. La teiu oOuhtty 'rfjnst cause can "appear without' disguise) and can mako its direct appeal . to .public ’ Tn the long run,' tbsf is•>nough,‘'."In do not believe in Vigilance in the city qf Savannah unleSB'Iieior„thqy ihavo Been elected, appoilrteSlOnqmdified in accord ance Dece: 144. titled and acts 145. ... for tho countyof-Meriwether,. State-ol December 14. 146. To amend tee charter of tee city of A.t Ianta by prescribing for the. election of „a;He- cordor and Auditor, and to prescribe their (.du ties. December 12. . ! - - r < - 7 . ' 147. To incorporate the Dollar Savinga Bank of Fort Valley. December 18. 140. Tqoreatq a new.Judjrtal,Circuit of tee oounties composinguieSot&OTo, _ Middle Circuits, to .provide fox the appointment of Judge thereof, and for cember,12. 14.9.: To Springs to ten Gnffia,- Efor Rrilrqad C ') " — 150. To change the' time term of Lee Superior Court. 151. To anthorize the Ordinary county to issue bonds to build a Court-In December 13. • jgj 152. To make penal tho selling < * property which has been mortgaged rity far the payment of .debt, and to proride for the punishment of the same. December IS. 158. To assist tho Georgia Infirmary. ^ 154. To require the several Judges of the State to give specially in charge to the grand juries sections 4409 and 4591 of the Code; "’De cember 13. 155. To extend the provisions of the 111th section of tee act approved February 23, J850, in relation to tax receivers and collectors of Chatham county. December 13. 156. To prevent the hounding and killing: of deer in the county qf Laurens during the months of May, June, July and August. DeouttfoU. 157. To incorporate the Georgia DIamqnd and Mining Company. . December 13. , 158. To amend the road laws of the tee State so far as they relate to the county of Lumpkin. December 23. - . 156. To .amend tee acts incorporating the village of Cave Spring, Floyd county, j Decem ber is. - j gi a 160. For the relief of B. Chancey^Tax ^Col lector of Early county, for theyear*lS6&.3>e- oember '18. • ■■ - . - 1 ; - 161. To legalize the subscription of thq of Madison to tha Griffin, Mouticelto and 1 son Bailroad Company. December 13. 161. To provide far the time of holding the Superior Courts in tee Eastern JndiqjalCirouit. December 18. ' ‘ 1 , 163. To require the Judges of the. Superior Courts of this State, to givo in espeoiSE^fiargo to the Grand Juries, section 1486 of the Gode- December 13.. ' 16t For tee relief of Zeba King. r - 165. To require Clerks Superior Court to pro vide blanks with printed instructions far tatting interrogatories. December 13. ™ \ 166. To proride for a, countyBoard.of Com- mtasioneis far Dade oormtz, J>nd to^preiatibe and define tea powers and duties thereof., ; I)e- A Heroine “Oh yes, sir; up a liriDg as\thu ---- - t-. - wouldn’t suppose, now, that selling a few water- and for-hundreds more; and if yoa’<I getoip-j early 6ome morning and haven' ' “ don Market, you’d b there is doing in them bits.o’ jrreen ifieat. “I took to it w! Mary; and she said to me withher eyes already staring and fixed straight away upon the far off land, ‘Mother, darling,’ she said, ‘I’m going to where Ho is to^whom they brought^ littio ohil- dim eyevteS had grown hot and dry from muoh crying, she passed away from me; and I, who bad hoped to have had her hand to moke my pillow smooth in the time when X was on my last sick bed, tfaa left; bffiifad, with .her tig* , poor bairns. Hard! ab,it was hard—hard when my Sam died—my husband, you know. Ho was a stevo- dote, and got crashed between a ship and the dock wharf—killed, sir, fighting in tee battle of life for our daily bread; and be left me with littio Mary, nine years old then ;j3Ut-We fought our way on with aur needlesi; for*my eyes were ‘ ' -‘-lEowweakwffl We lived, sir, timea far the poor j see'through, .that ttnesaonfeof doors, ie eiqoyeB, bul hot l-r^alwaysiardwork— bum be eixpenco a week and.anqther good safe* Twenty or thirty snob customers would bff a fitlie faffime I Bay’tis, bseatik^bf .poor Mary’s littio ones. Aud tiia day Went on' fioging down the long echoing- street—“Water-orenseal’ the- rusty black gown flattering in the breeze; .and the thin old figure struggling against the hardens of a heavy child and a large basket; and her words came back—the- words she had-' first' spoken whoa I asked her of her past life—“A ihariy ways of pioking'up a living as tee rich never thiok of!” And then,.as r I turned away, with tee quiet, lined old face in its cap, bnrat as it were ay mind, I could not help asking myself jt was the-meaning of tho word heroine.— e Ladies' Repository. ►m Colons! H.. . FarRO.iv, jutUtdion .* IL BMLjtn yesterday’s private telegram over my signa* Evans, of Ring- to'-ihb same. As I did not blishtO)toBj.wo: _ _ ngSg^nopiiitio;jo seat of Government, private matter pertaining only to the Bepnblican party, he ehould have published not merely the telegrams, bnt his let ter therein allnded to, as addressed to mo and own disparaging remarks concerning Hod. Jas. Atkins, ho has betrayed a personal grudge of which I was ignorant. Notwithstanding, Messrs. Editors, you remark, editorially in publishing telegrams, teat “comment is unnecessary,” yet, my name haring appreared jn connection with the matter; I ask to be permitted to make some “comment” on tee snbjeot-of Colonel Atkins’ candidacy. Feeling that I am, perhaps,-respon sible to a greato extent than any other person for the movement looking to the participation of the Iiepublicans-in the reoent^leotion, and the consequent mention of Colonel' ih c cdnneotioa with the“qaiidi laoyj ing to remain.silent when injoatici towards him in connection tlMirev famish yon with these telegrams, and as yon have obtained them from the telegraph of fice, of oonrse they were famished yon by Dr. Evans Mmself. As an honorable man he should Published a^pgrt,without ( thisxrity was field iriteh Baptist -bath afternoon; Tire Hon. W. H. Baker sided—the right msa in the Lohnrchjras.fiHed x to; overfloi was grand. The Rev; D Psalm, and theJgev. Dr.Rittle led in and appropriate -pray ’ Bfiv. John McCtai.oughj.otHqndersqpfjge tucky,8ecretary of temtinuthem (Department the^'Serietyj-detereted an eamg^ Mpresava and'sti^ulatmK’thedVateera ^perseveiBnce mid zeal in their useful-and holy work ;when the venerable. Dr. Palmer, of Columbia ’Theo logical Seminary, in a faw .earnest and.glowing wordj^ expressed-bis deep interest in the great wote85«toagrth«^ng^{£te gave many thriSEg^ota a^^iuhstratiqna, end invoked All were’ldohbt^BS jileased and. profited with the services of tee honr, and resolved to aid in sending, tee Bible' Steqtd to every destine ^l^hte^llonghls'visiting ihoxitiesof Geor gia; arousing:tho sympathies ahd;appeafing;'to the: liberality of. the people in behalf of the destitute-portions of onr own State. -The ob- jedf tf ttfattybt' National Society ia !c gather into Sabbath &hoolsull the children and youth of onr;land,and thus -prepare the. way .for tee mtefafer; tee-bhurch-andall.teb bletamgs which llo Wt o men.'Riidnatibng from our.holyrclicioni be^ta^WH^^^^Missionaries have organ- numbering 2,000,- 009 scholars-and 480,000 teachera,.. mad lean point to'more ’tean'fi.OOO churphes resulting from,their'vrork. . *-i ;* . ' During the last five years two hnhdrod Snn- day Sch'ools havo been organized with 10,000 scholiff^'and l,820.teaohqxs, and <*"“ riatod, .: elded.' and inddressed in Savannah Advartitfr. J from Florida’s aweet-B^ented Governor, out of wMch office he has wade thousands a dollars—for Mayor; a mulatto, come ont here and ’taken charge of the swind- ling Freedmen’a Bank concern, for Clerk ua Trwvkurer; a fall-blood negro, as blaok asthe w ho can barely read and writs, for Mai^ball and Tax CoUector; a white Sonth- «mer “to the manor bom,” who has turned hH back npon hia raoe for a paltry little office, for whioh-tieaehery he will never again be reisqg* nized by any dgeent person in the oommamty, forTax. Assessor ;:and five white and three cop ored men for Aldermen—all bat one of whopi are Badieal adventurers, having no interest in the citv or State beyond making all the money, they can out of the impoverished people. Handsomk.—Thai unusually sprightly sheet, the New York Sun, does the handsome thing % the Hon. Foster Blodgett, as follows: Foster Blodgett, the confederate of Bullodr, in the stupendous Georgia railroad frauds,^' stead of being onirial for Ms offences, has been knocking at tee door of the United Stria* ate far admission as a member of that bndy*^ 1 , testing the seat of Mr. Norwood, who was lagw ly chosen by the Legislature of Committee on Privilege and Eleotions sutand* ted a renort signed by all the members but one declaring Mr. Norwood entitled to SyXwtagthat 'at hssnoshsdosr^ aclaiou, to the gostemTho.ooe my who** found to support the this notorious ropomob Ur. of ^ ortoa. Tbs Pwta car fatsijtnT,—Go*. hu»tie««y- to». tes¥(U» seqri«^ te -*" On0e to 0 to&«. ^toletlon® US'