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A JUDGE PRESENTED BY THE GRAND JURY-The Grand Jury of Harris county. Georgia, met on the 12ih ult, agreeably io summons, and found no Judge present to open the court, and after waiting three days without hearing from Judge Sturges. who was appointed for the Circuit, they assem- bled and made out formal presentment a- gainst him, embracing, besides the immediate act ol delinquency, many others of similar nature. After this solemn prcsentment a. gainst the Judge in his own court, by his own Grand Jury, the citizens of the county assembled in the Court House in rerula, organized meeting, and passed resolutions ad- vlsing the Judge to resign forthwith, in order that another might be appointed in his place who would attend 10 his public duties in good faith.

 These Georgia people have a just sense ot the value of their rights, and seem to en- certain no notion that Judge may do what. ever he Pleases without being responsible te public opinion.-.N c. Courier.

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