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The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, July 25.-SENATE.-Mr. Gambler
offered the following:
Whereas, Ex-Governor Brown, one OF thu
ablest lawyers in the Republican party Of Geor
gia, as well as other persons distinguished fol
knowledge of constitutional law, held during
the late election canvass that persons Of colo,
we're not entitled to hold seats as senator's on
this floor; and,
Whereas, LAWS of vital Importance to the
people Of Georgia are to be enacted by the
General Assembly, the validity OF which should
not be made uncertain because Of participa-
tion in their enactment by persons not entitled
under the constitution to participate; there
fore, be it
Rescued, That the Committee Of Privileges
and Elections be directed to inquire into the
eligibility OF several persons Of color holding
seats as senators, and report at the earliest
day practicable.
Mr.. Hungerford (Radical) said there is o
higher opinion than Governor Browns. a
United States senator has settled it who holds
higher Office than Brown yet held. Imean
Summer, who in letter said there is no reason
why colorea persons shall not hold office or
anything else any one can under the Oonstitu-
tion Of the United States. The passage OF the
fourteenth ar rticle settles that question forever
in Georgia. The constitution of this State
proclaims that all persons, born or natural
lied, whose residence is here, are citizens OF
the State; no law shall be made to abridge
their privileges. Does it. simply msan may
breSfd a and work or are entitled to all priv
ileges Of American citizens? Time for color
has passed.
The resolution was defeated.
Houss.-russday, 2sth inst, was appointed
for the election of United States senators and
State officers.
Joe Brown and Foster Blodgett were nomi-
mated candidates for senators by the Repubi-
can party. No choice has been made by the
Oanocrats
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LARGE DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT SALUDA
FACTORY, IN LEXINGTON DIsTRIcr.-A large
number Of persons, including about one bun,
Col. J. g. Palmer presided, and much credit is
due to this geptleman for his excellent and
well-ordered arrangements.
Addresses were made by Col. Thomas, Major
Meetze, Col. McMaster, Major Turner, Of Spar-
tanburg, and j. G. Gibbes, Esq.
Resolutions of ratification Of the Democratic
nominees we're proposed by Col. Palmer and
unanimously PASSED. The admirable letter OF
Gen. Blair, accepting his nomination, was read
to the meeting, and excited applause. An ode
for the occasion was sung by the young ladies
OF the factory. Cheers were proposed and
given with viii, for Seymour and Blair, for
the Northern Democracy, and for the De-
mocracy OF Lexington. Lexington is In the
field-PhRnjr IyI7J Of
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Our washington Dispatches.

Our Washington Dispatches.
TIE NEW BAYoNET RuL-AssoRTED LEaIsLAT1oE
-REIlEF BnLs-A MURDER Or SUICIDE.
WAsHNaroN, July 25.-SENATE.-Affefs some
important business the House bill fo1 reorgan-
izing Virginia, Mississippi and Texas came up
and was placed on the Speakers table as too
important to be referred to committee. [This
bill was published in full on Saturday.
The bill protecting citizens abroad was re-
sumed. Mr.. Howard opposed couferring pow
er ON the President by which the President
could involve the country in war in six weeks.
The Government had nothing to do with Irish
oppression at home. He objected to making
the United States q society for the propagar-
dism Of political views.
Mr.. Ferry said the bill was an effort to
change the laws Of nations, and, by it's pas
cage, we should simply expose ourselves to
the contempt Of all the nations Of the earth.
The bill passed. SO to s. Nays-FeTy, Fes-
senden, Fowler, Howard and VanWinkle.
Though in their seats, Sumner and Trumbull
refused to vote.
TIE bill for removing the political aisabii'
ties from Hahn, of Louisiana, and General
Young, Of Georgia, was amended to include
John Young Brown, Of Kentucky. The others
were taken from the table and passed.
The bill securing Howard 10 Office, as Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau, was
passed.
The Senate went into executive session, and
took recess.
HousE.-A bill requiring that in future grants
of railroad lands shall be sold only to actual
settlers was passed.
A resolution Was passed providing for exemp-
tion from the penalties Of the Tax bill for twenty
days, as it will take that long for its official
PRONUNCIATION.
Gift, Prince, Edwards and Cove were seated
as Representatives from Georgia-also Flor
ida member.
On the impeachment resolutions, which we're
referred to the Judiciary Committee, Baker,
Ingersoll and spaulding voted with the Demo
crats-adversely to new Impeachment. The
movement otherwise is entirely partisan.
The corruption committee on tn impeaoh-
ment business was discharged.
The bill projecting Americans abroad was
passed. It goes to the President.
After passing many bills Of no interest to the
south, and passing the Freedmen's Bureau
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pLANTEns ON THE PEE DEE.

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The Flood in the North.

BETH1sHAM, July 25.-There is tremendous
flood in the Lehigh Valley, sweeping away
bridges, aqueducts, &c.
The loss by the food is loosely estimated at
three million dollars and fifty lives, including
many women and children.
FORTRESS MONROE, July pa heavy north
east storm prevails.
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HoMIcIDE.-About one o'clock this evening,
A. D. Foss was killed on ad-street, in Fin
neye store, Granite Block. The facts, as we
learned them on the spot, arc Us follows: Foss
was discharged this morning by A. t. Finney,
who carries on . carriage and buggy factory.
Foss returned to the store OF Finncy end q diff
fculty ensued about tho discharge, a I'D Finney
stabbed him to the heart twice He died i'm
medlateIy. y.-Alanta Intehgencer, ed.
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AN HONEST MAcH1NE.-The Rev. w. G. Hub
bard, of Wilson, New York, writes to the We
cox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company: Iheve
regarded your machine as the most perfect in
construction and working OF any have seen:
but now, after taking it to pieces, admire il
more and mole. It is an honest machine; and
I hope every man and woman who owns ona
will take pattern from it, in principle and duty"
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A Madrid telegram of July 8. evening, saws
The arrest Of the generals is officially confirm
ed. According to the information received by
the government they were in connivance with
the revolutionists, and we're preparing move
ment having for it's object to upset the G xist-
ing order of things. The occurrence has benn
we'll received by public opinion, which was
already preoccupied by the plans attributed to
these generals. Every one here desires peace
and tranquility and cares very little for the
ambitions OF the extreme parties. The sensl-
BILE progressists themselves applaud the energy
displayed by the government. The most per-
fec: order prevails in the provinces.
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A CLUB Of ten persons al one address may
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DEAD.-We mentioned in Wednesdays paper
the shooting of negro in the employ Of Mr;.
Schofeld, by another negro in the employ Of
Mr. Wall. The negro who was shot died on
Wednesday from the wound no received tho
night before. This is the second murder we
have noticed this week, By negro men VITO, be-
ing rivals in their attention to the same Wo-
man, killed off their advcrsirles No arrests
Of the murderers have been made that NO have
heard of.-Macon Telegraph, 24M.
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BY TELEGRAPH. .Is

,ur European D1spatehes'
IPER ATLANTIC TEIEaRAPH.J

LoNDoN, July 25.-The Chinese rebels have
left Tiensin, and are going south. The
Mikado issued decree against Christians in
Japan. The Tycoon menaces Jeddo. The
Japanese prevent foreigners from, buying land
at Osaka.
Z; The secretary and servant of the Servian
Prince Karageorge are on trial for the murder
of Prince Michael.
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sman Pox I'm Sam Franoisco.

Small Pox In Sam FranctsCO.
San FRANCISCO, July 25.-C Considerable small
pox excitement exists. Eighty cases have been
reported at the Bealth Office since July II.
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Spain.

TIE MILITARY REVOLUTIONARY MovEaENT-1Ts
ORIGIN AND OBJECT.
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CITY TAXES-sECOND iNSl ALMENT.
" CITY TREASURY, LIST july, 1sfS.-U.. der an
Ordinance ITO Raise Supple, the YER 1863 the
SECOND LNSTALMENr or TINES on REAL
ESTATE is required en- or before the last day Of
July and if not paid executions shall issue III twenty
days thereafter. $. THOMAS,
July ] City Treasurer.
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cANBY's HEAD OFF,

Secretary schofeld, by direction of the Pres
ident, will shortly issue On order reorganizing
the five military districts in the Southern
States-relievng number OF officers now OH
duty in those districts. Civil governments have
been re-established in all of those Staes except
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, ard the affairs
tary commanders the military will lie
Withdrawn from all except the three States
above named. Gen. Reynolds is in command
of Texas, Gen. Gillem, Of Mississippi, and Gen.
Stoneman, of Virginia. Gen. Buchanan, in
command OF the Fifth District, Gen. Candy, OF
the Second, and Gen. Meade, OF the Third, will
be relieved and ordered to duty elsewhere.
Some changes will also be made in the Freed
men'sBureau officers in those States.
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FRENCH OPINION.
from the Paris Temps, July 9.l

from the rams Temps, July u
Serious news has come from Spain. A mill
tary conspiracy is said to have been discover
ed, and the Spanish government have arrested
and imprisoned some generals. Among the
greatest are several well known persons, who
have acted conspicuous part in Spanish al
fairs, such as Marshal Serrano tthe Duke de 10
Torre) and Generals Dulce, Cordova and Zabu-
10. It will be recoected that Tor some time,
especially since the death of Narvaez, report
was current IN Europe that a revolutionary
movement was preparing in tho peninsula, and
that all parties who were opposed to the sys-'
tenn of reaction, compression and terror, ihau--
gurated by the Duke Of Valencia and continted
by his colleague and successor, Gonzales Bra
effort 10 upset it. About month ago there
was premature report Of q rising in Catalonia.
#, as is reported, the arrested generals we're
in league with the extreme parties who are
plotting the overthrow Of Queen Isabeia's
throne, we may expect to hear some serious
nnwa
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The Campaign for 1868.
.C1Bc.ULATE THE Pa e RS
OUR FLAG TO TIE BREEZE.
FoR PRESIDENT,
HORATIO SEYMOUR,

FoR vgCE-PREslDENT,
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from the Puris pebats, July 9.

When men Of the importance Of Serrano.
Dulce and Zabula are imprisoned, we must
Conclude that the government which arrested
them have been in great peril, and until some
days have passed we may believe that the
danger is not wholly over Ifthere has been aplot
it must have been extensive. are the govern
ment sure that they have all the threads OF the
conspiracy in their hands? Is it not possi--
be that some of the generals implicated
those desperate attempts which have succeeded
in upsetting thrones less tottering than that Of
Queen Isabella?
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q. .RIoRDAN, DAWSON 8 CO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-04-25
lull,P0rhllleuf.

Wecxpcct TO have the pleasure TO announce in
our next issue that Andrew johnson, Is no lon.
ger Prcsiden, Of the United States The evidence
on beth sides has been concluded, aud the mana.
gers aud counsel for the President are now ar
guing the casc before the Senate Under the ORR
ginal order as adopted by the Senate but two Of
the managers and two ofihe counsel were To speak
10 the hnal question, but that order has been SO
modified Us TO allow all the managers aud all the
counsel 10 speak or file written arguments ifihcy
desire to do SO. Sir. Boutwell, opened the case
on the par, Of the people ON Wednesday, in an
exhaustive argument, showing that under the
law and the proof In the case Mr.. johnson has
committed high crimes and misdemeanors.
MessEs. Logan, Williams aud Bingham. will al.
so speak, the latter closing the case, aud Mrs.rs
Evar's, Nelson Curtis and Slanbery will speak
or file written argunenis. II IL thought iha, the
case will he through b. Wednesday mex, aud that
the vote will be taken IN that day or Thursday
There IL not the shadow ofa doubt that Mr..
Johnson will be convicted. Upon the principal
charge against him, that u wifully violating the
laws Of the land In the attempted removal ~ Sc
creiary Stanton. the Republican members of the
Senate are a unit, aud there nre plenty who be.
licve that there are one OF two democrats who
will vote with them On some Of the side Issue.
" The case Mr. johnson may he declared no,
guilty, bu, u the main charges 10 the indcimen,
he will as certainly he convicted az that vote
will be taken