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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01

apeif felboftes 0eroieni t, bel ie0er @elegen=
beit nit 9robem Mplomb, >pte>uobl es auf
Der @onb lag bob ibre 9eulerei an ben
mel ten Orten blos oo5u bei9etro9en
! botte, ben Gon Ium BON @pirituo len 81
mebren, itatt gu minoern> tpo9e9en an
oerntbeils ba> mo cine beoeutenoere Mn=
5abl @9entlotole 9e1bloHen tpurOen> bies
bios auf iebr fur5e 3eit 9el6oD. Man
1nuBte baber naturgemdB no9 elmer on=
oeren grtldruu9 Der 9lbnabme in oen ein=
gebenOen @teuern forl9en unb bat es li9
nun ge5ei9t> oab es ni6t Die Semperen5=
let 1ino, ,pel9e an Der Minoerun9 lbulo
1inb> {onbern Elm tueit persmeigter Wbis=
fep= Sting, Der, na9 Dem N}ute Der friib=
eren 9lewYorfer Snititution oieles g}a=
mems gebilbet, Der &e9ierung Der Ser.
@tooten per Sobr ni6t tpeni9er ais 10
Millionen an @teuern abi itrabiren oiirfte.
g8ie friiber, 10 fteben audi jebt cine
9robe 9lnaabl 3oQbeamte nit ben gren=
nern i'm Ginper1tdnoniB uno nebmen 9ec=
lorotipnen, our9 mel6e Die Quontitaten
Der 5u perteuernben @pirituolen bel mei=
tenn 5u 9ering ongegeben lperoen, ols
ri9tig an, pielpobl ie ppm @e9entbeil
iiber5eugt 5inb. 8etrii9ereien bie1er Mrt
1ollen belonbers in ct. 2ouis> MG1Iouri,
uno in einigen fleinen @tdbten BON Sn=
biona uno Miscon1in in 9roBartigem
MaB1 1tobe betrieben tperben. 9fah Wor=
nabme ber nDtbigen Wfanipulationen
tperoen Die @pirituoien> nit ben Wfurfen
Der 9el ltilloteurs oerl leben> na6 entf fern=
ten Puntten Oes 2an0es beionoers naf
NelpDDrt perI Ienoet.
Sn g or tt a n 8 Maine> Der gSie9e
Der Probibitip= =@eie bgebung ge9en 1plrt=
tuo1 1e @etrdnte lpurbe in fcierli6er @i=
bung Der bortigen prote1 1tantiI I6en Pre=
bigger uno bes 6roternitD Clubs oas bis=
ber in jenem @taate befolgte Probibitip=
@p1tem als 9Gn5lid) peri feblt ertldrt.. 9eur
in tpeni9eu tleinen 2ano9emeinoen babe
es Tb ols mirt1am erlpie1 1en. Ser Club
foBte 8e19liijle, in benen erfldrt wiro>
oab in gutter Gr5iebun9 Der li6erite 8e9
aur 8efdmpfung Der unmdBigfeit lie9e
unb baB Elm 2icen5=@D1tem Dem 9dn5li=
9en 0erbote bel 98eitem pnr5uSieben Jet.
Omaba> 9febr.> 26. 9fdr5. Sie
bie1i igenBett1 1eude derinnen baben oieTru9t=
lof9feit ibrer Bela9erung Der @oloons
.eingeleben unb bielelbe einge1teQt nno ale
Ner1u6e 5ur Grneuerllns oerielben 1lno
big jebt fru1tlos ge6lie6en.
9aptpn, >. Sic Bet5eu6e ge=
tpinnt bier ou @tdrfe. 9ie gSei6er ar
beiten NIT unermioli6er GntI I6lohenbett.
8ier @irtb16af ften baben lie bereits 5ll=
gebetet ie6o9 bleiben INNER nod 302
offen. SIS tommen feline l1norbnungen
Dor.
Sefferfonpille Snb. Sic 8et=
ipeiber ser bieligen @tabt tbeilen li@ jcbt
in perlGiebene BanOen uno ieben ibr
Werf td9lid fort. @eitern ipuroe oui
bag 8faiter nor Srubmonns Wirtbl9oft
ge1toBener Bfefer geitreut. 9le gSeiber
begonnen lire 8etiibungen> iebo4 ebe tie
bie1elben beenbet botten, fulgen 1le ale
an gu nielen. Bis jebt muroen bier mod
feline 8irtb16aften sel6loHen uno Die
Mufregung iiber bic 8e,pe9un9 1T ro19
I'm 8erI9winoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01
@SOoeoeruao, =. 1e1o 4. 9Qprtl lSzA+
nambuco in 8rQ5ilien b9innen.

nambuco in 8ra ]ilien bginnen.
2onbou, 25. Mdr5. Prin5 Wrtbur
,puroe nit ben iibli6en Teierlibteiten in
ben Treimaurer=Oroen auf9enommen.
Mfuorib, 25. Nld3. Sic @toot
Bilbao 1T in Tolge bes Somboroemen=
tcs oer Garli1 ten in 8rono 9cratben uno
>poro Elm GROCER Sbeil Der gjcbduoe Elm
&aub Der Tlommen.
Baponne,25. Mdr3. Die Gorli=
1ten unter @ebolps 19u9en beute bel
Sorbero Die &e9ierun9struppen nnter
Dem Oberlten Gouille in Die Tlu6t, mo-
bel bic 2ebtereu1 >pie eS beibt 800 Monn
an @etD0teteu perlDren.
M}aorib, 26. Mdr3. @eitern fono
Elm per5meif felter aompf por Bilbao itatt:
9ie &egierun9sarmee unter WforlAoll
@errono 9rii friib um 6 llbr bic Carl
1tcn an, >pel0e bartnddi9en gSioerltono
leijteten. 9ie G6la6t bielt ben 9ansen
Sog uber an uno bDrte er1t nit Dem Gin
tritt Der 9la9t aut inbem Die &egicrunss=
truppen in ben @tellun9en Go9er oul=
16lugen> bic tie ben Garliien ob9erNN=
|oen. Ser Nerlu1t Der &egierun9sarn1cc
an @et1bteten betrdgt 470 Mann. Sc
neral Soma befebligte bos Centrum uno
@eneral Primo be &ipero Den ret)tcN
Tlasel. @s 1T >pabrideinli4 oab Die
@9la9t beute BON Neuem beginner miro.
9onoon, 81. Mdrj. Cine Spc=
sialoepel6e aus Mobrio meloet ooB
MarI I9oQ @errano 9eltern friib nm 1iHl
l1br oen Mngriff auf Die Gorli1ten po1
BlbQo erueute. Tim / ubr NodmittoA
telegrapbirte Der Mor1ball na@ Mobrio
boB bic @6lo6t bartnddis, oer 0otlDell
ieoob ouf @eiten 5ener Srlppen lei.
Mab 10, 27. D}dr5. Sic 9eltr!9e
@9la6t bel Bilbop wdbrte mieocrl'm
pon Mor9en biz gum Mbeno uno enbete
sum ent19ieoenen Nortbeil Der rcpNbli=
|fonil6en 9lrmee. Marl6al Serrono BAT
oem &riegsminiI ter telegropbirt, Dos bic
Gorlilten ouf Der ean5en 2inie 5urijfgc=
trieben muroen uno mebrere Ortl0olten,
lpel1e iene am D}itt,pp6 inne bottcn, er=
ltiirmt >porben 1ino. Mu9 tuuroen mchrere
Botterien Der Gorliltcn gum @4Del9cr
9ebradt.
SIR MorI6ou gibt in 1einem @erih1
ben 8erluit Der Negierunostrnppeu IN Der
geitrigen @6lo6t ouf 1873 Soote unoNer>
mlnoete an. @eine Sruppen beDoupten
aQe Yolitionen, aus oenen 1le ols eor=
lilten pertrieben baben. Da Die Snlur=
eenten ibre Mrmee cpncentrirt hoten,
/ 70 fat er Die Qlusiiibruns bes ESl0ncs>
sic @toot> Yebro 2lbanto 81 ttllrmeN
bis nod Woaenouu9 Der jebt ourd) ocn
rehten 6liigel 1tottf finbenoen Se>ue9Vn9
ouf9el9 9oben.
Sic @6to6t am 9onerito9 ,pa0rte l3
@tunoen uno beute tuoren l6 e}eldjlis
ouf bic @tobt Peoro Nbonto gerid)tvt.
YoDonne> 27. Mdr5. 9cpelhen aus
Dem 6ouptquortier Der GorliIten 81 Sn=
ran9o beanlpru9en ben Gie9 fir o's ST.
fur9enten in Der 5'peitd9i9en G'N!od|t pc'
Gilboo,
Berlin, 25. M1dr5. @iSmorlf'&
Beiinoen oas 1i9 in ben leEteN 2"H>A
iebt peri6limmert botte, sei9t ttuEc N'<G
@nsobe Der 9er5te cine sSenSAA9 :NH.
| 8ellern.
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Sic am "a. W1dr5 pom @au1e anse=
uon,n1ene Bi0 peld)e ben @taat Ohio
in neue cpngrel 1ionelle 9iltrifte eintbeilt>
16reibt folsenoe Di1 1tritte boz:
1..uub 2. Dil trift-9anilton Gountp
(>pie bisber).
8. 9iitrift-Butler> Montsomerp unb
preble County.
4. 0iltrift- Miami @belbD>
2osan, Mercer uuo Nuslai5e GountD.
S. 9iltrift- Mllen Won Mert, Poul=
hing, Yutnam, 9enrD, Sc fionce g8iQi=
ans nnb Sutton So.
6. Diftrift- Ottapa, @an6us=
fp, @ooo unb @eneca So.
7. @iftrift-Deorrom Wfarion Sar=
bin, Bponbot> Gropforo uno 9antod
County.
8. 9iltritt gbampoisn> glort Gree
ne, Morren unb Clinton.
9. 9ifritt-Glermpnt, Brotpn> Sigh
lanb, Mooms uno @cioto GpuntD.
10. 9iitritt-Ptte, &ob ,9oding, Tair=
fiel0, Yida,paD unb 6oDette.
II. Dijtrift-- --N}abi1 1on Sranflin, 9e=
1o,pare uno Union.
12. Diitritt- &i6lono> Ml6lanb> >Wap=
ne, 6olmes unb &npr.
Is. 9iftrift-GoIbocton, Siding, ,Mus=
fingum uno SuscarQpas.
IA. 0iItrift- 2otprence, @allia> Sad=
ion, @inton uab Weeigs.
Is. 9if ftrift- -Wfonroe Noble> Mor=
aon> HerrD, Ma1bington uno Mooms.
16. 9i1trift- Belmont, @uern1 1eD> 9ar=
ri1ou, eSeHer1on unb Carroll.
IT. 9t1tritt -@tart Mobontn9 uno
gp1umbiano.
18. 9iitrift-Grie> 9uron> 2orain,
mebina uno @ummit.
19) Gitritt- Porta9e, @eougo> Safe>
N}btabulu unb 5rumbull
20. Diitritt- Gupabp9a 60.
Gan Tranciseo. Gin Mann,
Glau,ens Solepb Bootb fiel in @irginia,
9lep. unter einen Gi1enbabn=Wag9on
1,nb es tpurben linn beibe 6iibe pom2eibe
oetrennt. Gin iunser Monn, mei9er
Ben l1nfol1 bemerfte, ,purbe obnmddti9
unb Iein 9aar> mel6es pe@l6mar5 mar,
murbe i'm Nugenblide grau. Seioe Wtdn=
ner meroen mobrl6einlid ni6t init Dem
2eben bapon fommen. 49,
gNenn bas folsenbe @ei6i6t9en ni3t
9ar 10 traurig tpdre, 10 fbnnte man per-
iu@t lein bariiber su laden. Se1 Der
$Dbtru9 BON Sofob &in5le our9 einen
our6 Ne>port po1lirenoen Bug 'puroe el=
neg ieiner Beine absetrennt uno BON Dem
&ubfanger baponsetro9en. Grf als Die
2ocomottpe 8ri1tol Pa. , erreibte, fano
Der @ei5er bas @lieb por unb telegrapblrte
auriid: u9ot Semano in 9}etport Elm
Bein perIoren !" nsSo sS5o" loutete bic @nt=
mort BON Ne,parf, rnb OQs 8eln tpuroe
nit Dem ,,dbfen 3uge 5uriidgel9idt.
- Sic bebeuten > e q bn a b NJ {
in ben 8inneniteuern, ,pie man iie III be1
lebten 3eit beoba6tet bat mar man bon
peri6ieOenen ageiten MIR a1l5u geneist,
ben @rfolsen Der Semperen5piitbri6e bes
.Mejtens 515u19reiber, sSn eer Sbat
proelamirtetl Die 2ebteren bieies tb1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01
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Cluslonb.)
Berlin. Ser @treit in Se5u9 ouf
sic Mrmeeporlo9e purbe in befrieoi9e
Weil selDf, inoem Die @e9ieruns iid oa=
au per1fanb> Die Minimall ltdrfe Der e(rmee
in Trieoens5eiten auf 3S4> 900 N(ann feit=
5u1eben.
2on6on 27. Nlar3. Cine @pe5iol=
bepej9e> 1uel6e Die u@tanoaro" ous Der
lin erbalten bot> meloet oob Die 8eri6te
in Be3u9 auf Die &rontbeit bes Tirlten
Bismard 1ebr entmutb i9eno lauten. Ser
&ranfe befnbet 1i6 in einem 3ultonoe
9rober Nieoerge ogenbeit.
Surf 9 is nj a i leioet pieoer an
]einem olten l1ebel unb miro langere 3eit
Den @e19dften fern bleiben miIlen.
Mu9 Die of|ieiDl le Berlller uqoi It" mel
bet iebt 8ismarf's olte neural9ilhe
@6mer5en bdtten ii@ 10 geitei9ert, 6ob
ct ]i9 iebt fir ldn9ere 3eit bon ben Sc
| |I9dften 5uriid5ieben miiNe. Cine parla=
mentaril9e @oiree puroe ob9elo9t.
S>p 2oufe 3 lie es S Dres miro BET
Der preuBi19en Snf fanterie eine pelentll9e
NerGnoerung in ben StrQilleur= uebun=
gen eingefIbrt merben. 0ie 9dlfte Der
9e1ammten Snfanterie 1oQ nit fleinen
@paten, dbnliD ben bereits in Der oani=
19en Mrmee na9 2innemann'l6em @p=
item ein9ef efiibrten ausgerilltet lperoen>
INN ben @9uben bic W109li6feit su ge=
tpdbren 1id in ben gefe6tspaulen ein=
graben uno 9efun9 peridaffen 5u ton=
men. 9iele MaBregel miro our9 Die
erbDbte Teuermirfun9 Der beutl9en Sn=
fanterie= uno WrtiQeriepaHen beoingt.
Sic @usri1 flung Der Snfanterie nit Die
len @paten ion 10 bei6leunigt perocn>
oaB bereits bel ben biesjdbrigen W}anD=
bern BON ben1elben in Der oben on9e9ebe=
men Mei}e @ebrau6 yema9t wcroen fann.
5rier> Treita9, 6, Mar5, Mbenos.
l1nler @err 81 l6of lit beute 9lbeno gegen
6 l1br 6ur9 ben 2oneratb in oas bie1lae
@ei idngniB abgefibrt wproen. Cine 9robe
Menl9enmenge 9ab ibm unter lantem
Neinen bos traurige @cleite.
Ser uW}eber 3eltung~ 5ufolge moren
lltuu ulo uleiPlY fluIte1 uu9 wv o~''~
lien @aorburg uno Gbateau=@alins in
So ptbring II fir ben Is. os. Dor oos
3u@tpoli5eiseri6t in Nfeb selooen, um
1i9 0ariiber 5u perantWorten, ooB tie Den
pielbeipro6enen 9irtenbrief 5es Bll9ofs
BON Nancp BON Der &an5el perlelen baben
Sn $ a MN bel 9ulieloorf pertoufte
laut Der vNie0errb. 8olfs5t9. olcler Sage
Der Oetonom @r. 9licolos &ornlpeibel
1900 Gentner 9eu, tpel6es i'm Sabre 1916
auf Der oortisen @rdfli@ @pee'l den Miele
9eua6len uno trob 1einer So Sabre nod
|fril6 unb 1b6n 1T.
9onb on, "a. Mdr5. Die @ebrioer
Simmons baben beute befannt gemo9t>
oaB bos BON ibnen ei9ens aug oie1em
9lnlalIe 9e6aute neue Oampfl6iff ~Tara=
baD" am Is. Qlpril bas neue no6 ben
Ser, @taaten gu le9enoe &obel al Soro
nebmen piro.
2onoo1,, IS. Mdr5. Ser v@reot
Gaitern" miro i'm Nu9u1t nit Der 2e9ung
bes portusielilden &obcls pon ct. Win=
cent auf ben Sap @eroe Snleln nab Yerz
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
epine circumference ill It breaks upon for

eninp circumference till it breaks upon for
After thirty years of agitation, discus
s;on and LEGISLATION, and finally four years
of fratricidsl war, the contest between
slavery and freedom 10 our country is for
ever at rest
when in the war Of the rebellion God
touched the secret spring of great NOR
al perception in the soul Of Abraham
Lincoln, enabling him by the stroke of his
pen TO free race of slaves, then were an
swered the prayers and tears and means of
years.
If our lawmakers and legislators will
look for guidance to the Great Law Giver
who lifted a Lincoln to be nations sa-
vior, then again viii another
MORAL VICTORY BE WON
and the power of King Alcohol in our land
win be forever broken.
Then viii the prayers and tears Of the
myriad sufferers from strong drink be an
swered and again the nation viii be free.
Representing as we do the wishes and in
terests of the woman's temperance socie-
ties of the cities Of Rock Island and Mo
line, we appeal to the Honorable Board Of
supervisors of Rock Island county to re.
fuse to grant any license for the sale of in
toxicating, malt, vinous, mixed and fer
mented liquors in our county, and we make
this appeal in behalf Of the women of the
county.
Woman is the chief sufferer from the
curse Of intemperance. Has she not suf
ferred enough to appeal to hearts harder
to be moved than those OF this Honorable,
Board of Supervisors?
Will you not, by refusing to grant license
for the sale of intoxicating drinks in thi
county, lend helping hand to the wives
mothers and sisters in the farthest hamle
and neighborhood of your jurisdiction, ant
be forever remembered by a grateful PEG
pie. In behalf of all the imperilled in
terests in our county, in memory of on
fallen soldiers whose brave deeds hav'
passed into history, whose names are re
corded on yonder monument of silent mar
BILE, in behalf of patriotism and religion
we pray you to refuse to license the sale o
intoxicating drinks in Rock Island county
Nj. NJ. HUBBARD, Pres.
Nj. Z. STEWART, Sec'y.
Mrs. j. w. Spencer, President; Mrs. NJ
B. Hayes, Mrs NJ r. McCalister, Mrs. I
J. Robinson, Mrs. T. F. Abbott, Mrs. G
&. Starr, Mrs Margaret G. Els. Mrs. Hell
en- Moffat.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
Wewarrant it to cure Scrofnla
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithasnoparallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
bOxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
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and
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They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
y- Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
Sd Liberty Street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
KenoSha Water Cure.

Fhe-eldest and best cure in the Northwest,
with the best facilities for the treatment of Chronic
Diseases. Beautifully located at Kenosha, Wis and
commanding view of Lake Michigan Good boat
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king rest recreation. Address Y. A. PEN
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09

NJ. Z. STEWART, Sec'y.
Mrs. j. w. Spencer, President; Mrs.M
B. Hayes, Mrs NJ r. McCalister, Mrs. T.
J. Robinson, Mrs T. F. Abbott, Mrs. G.
c. Starr, Mrs Margaret G. Els. Mrs. Hell
en- Moffat.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25
J. y. HAMBgRLIN.
The English Bark Eva Cont

The English Bark Eva, Capt.
Slater, arrived at Liverpool on the
9th OF June, after a pleasant passag c
of 81 days. She was cleared by Mr..
Durel. agent Of Messrs. Bercier d
DeSmet of New Orleans, loaded with
timber, ard the Captain has written
back to Mr.. Durel expressing him
self so much pleased with Pascagoala
that lie would have Immediately
returned had he been able to bring
some cargo, to help out the low rates
OF the present freight marke! at Liver.
pool. And we are afraid this also
will be the case with the other vessels
that sailed, with timber, from this
port about the same time.
All for the want of a Custom
House here.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-25
ANOTHER Coop NAN AssAssINA

ANOTHER Coon MAN A~ssAssINA.
TED.-We learn that Richard Bird,
living in the southwestern portion
Of this county, was shetland killed on
Saturday morning last, whilst plow-
ing Id his field. Mr.. Bird was a
Woodworking, honest, prosperous
and peaceable citizen, about thirty
eight or forty years of age, who bad
never married, and who had accumu.
lated considerable money, which he
kept loaned out, and as he had no
enemies, it is supposed he was mur-
dered for bis money.
-[Brandon Republican.
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the Office of the Clerk 1T the Court
OF Cbuneery Of Jackson county. IN
This state. may be again recorded
10 said Office, In lht new record of
deeds Of said county and all deeds
so recorded on or before the first day
OF March, 1875, shall have The same
effect and be as full notice to credi.
tors or subsequent purchasers as thcy
would have been had not the records !
OF saiG county been destroyed by
IRE, and sha ! he held as full notice
all creditors or subsequent pur,
ehasers, from the date at which tbey
first recorded, Notwithstanding
he subsequent destruction of said
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CHURCH ORGAN OR PIANO Parties
desiring TO purchase a Piano or Church
Organ will find it to their interest to ad-
dress the Star Office as we are willing TO
make liberal discount on the Agents pub
ished prices.
N. B. As we learn that some persons
have supposed that it is a secondhand
piano We wish to dispose Of, We desire to
state that We have no such piano OF
church organ 10 sell, bat that they are
BRAN NEW /; nov at the Saleeroom in
Mobile and subject to our order.t If.
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C~hancery Court.

The Chancery Court for this
county was held at the Courthouse
on Monday. Present at Court, was
hon. W. G. Henderson, Chancellor
the District E. N. Ramsay, Sheriff
OF the county, and G. H. Alley.
Clerk of said Court. The attorneys
N attendance were Hon. R. Seal, of
Mss City, Col. I. j. Humphreys. Of
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Tie 6fst sama gn played on
sunday taIY lgtb aad o. VIII be
seen from Che lnacyei statement. re-.
suited IN hvcr of the T. u. H. O.
The second and lost game which
resulted IN declaring f. q T. G. the
champion was ono Of the closest and
most interesting games was known in
annals of Biloxi Bsso 8alIism.
Tic Ices displayed mastery playing
md though not successful, received
warmcst commentators from the
host Of lady admirers whose presence
,beerod and encouraged them. But
.hv Palmettoes have wrcsted the
aurcls from them and are now the
acknowledged champions Of the sea-
cast.
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1st Game, July 18th :
NOTICE.

The undersigned having secured
the PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY at Scran.
ton. are prepared to. make all kinds
of PHOTOGRAPHS IN the --latest
and most Improved Styles known to
the Art. We ere also prepared to
Photograph Boats, Residences, Pic
Mic Parties, &C., in a large and
superior style.
Call early and examine specimens
and satisfy yourselves. as wo intend
remain tor a short time only.
Respectfully,
MCCLURE & BRO,
Formerly of Mobile, Ala
July 20, 1874. ct.
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CALLED Is-OwiBg 10 the great
Dad continued interest IN the protrae.
ted meeting at IIandsborb I lecl
compelled to continue With It Through
next Sunday. My appointment Tor
that day to preach at Moss Point Is,
therefore, called in. And, Providence
permitting, | will preach there on the
4ih Sunday in August, and at the
same time begin a meeting Of days,
aided by other ministers.
July %, 1874.
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the aesfsss sefa GOT IL sou force
o. Monday Thifteen ear lend from
Mobile a6d aiae from sex Orleans
ab5ai $500 10 ALL met ~ Biloxi,
fmobg fhese wefo prominent tolIf.
oah'. Everything passsd "a raistiy.
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The Wilson Shuttle Sewing, Is PAR tx
cEELTsoE H Machine. which every
family should have. We have used one
in our family for nearly a year TO our
entire satia.sction.
We have an order for one, TO dispose of,
deliverable 1T New Orleans, lnew from the
nsnufactoryl and any one desiring to pur-
chase viii iod IL 10 his or her interest to
address the STAR o1FIcr. If.