The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18
Georgia Items,

cnoe PnospEcE. The Cherokee Georgian OF the
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We arc pleased to see and hear from tho farm
ers, TINT thero is an unusually hnttcrhg prospect
our planting friends too are earnestly engaged in
making carly preparations form largo crop Of corn.
Tho wheat crop In Georgia was mover 40 prom
aPg se E aG Mo s1y0 heard
localities; We fear, is totally destroyed. But tho
clerk Of th. weather seems to haye.had a f"rule
ali with his 10y proccss. Near Aiken, we learn
that fruit has been destroyed by 10Y lgaments.
Ncar the Pine House. tho attentions were confined
OF favors was displayed along the Georgia Rail-
rather hope, that easusS iuit has Beom IN spared IN
tho embrace for moderate consumption, TO refresh
tho hot Days OF summon solstico.-C Consttutiondlis
A gentleman from, the country informs us that
In outing ditch, o short time since, no found
foot bolow the surface. They ard as yet without
WINGS but worry notive. It is his opinion thoy mako
thsr year their last
THE oPERA House.-This building will bo pushed
forward to completion at tho earliest practicable
momont, and to thnt ond n lnrgo number Of arti.
notice our speap con Il ~ be ba
Captain Crisp will havo Immediate supervision Of
tho building, and bis well known genius and energy
our city win oon boast . arst-eiass piaoe Of
arnpsouent. ls is expected that Captain Crisp
VIII open with splendid company as carly as
june neIt=-AEnats ii;tsatgeno~.
D1sonpEn ABOUT ORDEH.-In tho United ststes
into Executive se4sion. MIR. Summer, who wanted
to get OF his famous resolutions, aakod tho Soma
FTS SSsS for a.a 4S aSs debate would b. inter-
Mr. Summer said ho could not forbcar omon.ratu m
ssps 5hs bS seRaso RsS o 1ndana
Mt. Trumbun called Mr.. summon to order; hoS
(Mr; T.) had made motion to 80 into Executive
congratulattnR another Senator on hia opinions on
tho subject of rooonstruotop, which he submitted
had noshng 70 do with tho subject OF an Erecp-
Mr., Summer resumed his remarks on recon-
Mr.. FOsnonton called him TO order. Y :.}ti
Mr. Sumner. I know tho rules Of tho sonate.
:, Mr. Fessondon. or eourso; you know every
thing bettor than any other Senator. ,s-is,S,.
Mr. Summer. Not half 30 won AS tho Senator
Tbs ohair Gentlemen plcaso como 70 order. r.; +
MI. Mr.. Sumner irgued thathe was proceeding in
MT. Fessondon said Mr.. summer vas out Of ordor
Tho Chair said II had always Ioen tho custom to
Ut. Summer remarked that he would pursue the
| subject at another timo, whom tho Eennto went
into Executive seesion, and, after como tro spont
W4srme ADgon.-Tho Horald's proposition tc
and Woo, Presidency next year, has elected some
nneomplmentary ,oomments As bennett noyr,
suit he coolly publishes one OF these, as follows
{, :, :, PHILAprIpurA, March 0, 1867.
DEAN BIN: You require svery onco and o Win.
aomebody to talk plainly To- you, and In this con
neotion am oonstrained 70 noy that yon InadS i
ID fool OF yourself by proposing, In to-dayt
Herald, to run Generals Grant and Leo, on thl
simo sn nofst Ct for tho Presidency Snd yioo-Preai
Philadelphia Is wrong. When Gordon was yonns rs,
people talked 70 him with boots and o,whldes &
nus great worldly advantage and little moral i'm
/ Thriving srsss;s throwing stones, 10 no
lkaiyI 70 provo potabl feottre. q Z