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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

Although tine abuve prices hs low rs good
eastern zee can he sold IN TINS market at profit we
dirt attend to be un1ltrsnd upon any cOnsldera-
lion
Frees To take effect on and after Monday April
lsih Pussy Il RICE,
Offices: iO6 Shipey SIS. Fourth and Poplar its, and
1915 Walnut street aprI-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
lumber Dfalfrs.

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NEW YARD.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
VIII ind they can purchase all kinds of BUILDING
MATERIAL at the lowest market rates,
at the NEW YARD Of
GILMORE Il HEwEs, FRONT AND PINE STs.,
Who have constantly on hand complete assort-
ment Of everything in the building line.
WHITE PINE AND HEMLocK BILL LUMBER
SPECIALITY.
Particular attention given to sale of Lumber in
carload lots.
GILMORE HEwEs.
WIN. q. MENDIEHAII. Mangr VII. Once.
Going TO QUIT BUSINESS,
REDUCED MY LUMBER
to figures way down, as the lumber mus. be sold in
short time.
MARTIN LANE,
marqr en- South side of Chris lana Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

Book and gob 2riating.
fT'HE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
Books and Pamphlets,
School lrcuars and catalogues,
weekly or Mo thly Publications,
Amateur Journals
We are printers of the city Directory, "rhe Way
side" Opera nuse Piog anine," and
many other Publications.
CONNIE cIAL PRINTING COMP NY,
Sou Invest Corner Fifth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

rt,HE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED
los"' Bonus, Mortgages, summonses;;
Notices to Quit xec TONS
Desds for cemetery ot',
Llank SOC Books
Magistrates, Conveyaucers and AL other Legal Vi
business Blank.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY
Southwest Corner Fifth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

s)ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW
AOO and second hand, of llrst-class inaker,,
will be sold at Lower Prices for cash or on Install
nents lar rent, in rlIy or county. during this
month, 10y horace Waters Y Son No. 4Sl br,adw y,
than ever before offered IN New York. SPECIAL
~ Pianos and Organs to let until the rent money
pays tine price OF tht Instrument Ill isIated Caa-
iogues mailed. A large discount 10 Ministers,
schools Lodges, etc. jyl3-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

ZINE PARLoR FURNITURE.
SUPERIOR CHAMBER sETTs,
II. A. MccLELLAND,
1919 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
DINlNG-RooM SUITS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
FINE KENNEBEc RIVER ICE.

and Will receive orders TOR. coming summer.
Person. whu want a g1pd. Iear solid lee during
thr ,nliner mllliis would do wei u call and leave
hrt orders with them early and they will he guar
ancrl supply through the entire summer
anr9Y-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
NpLENDlD EASTERN ICE FOR 1874

II
We nave secured Il very large STOCK OF the BEsl
ICE en- on tne KEN NEBE' RIVER the past win
ter ami wl!l sell during til; summer at the following
prices
, 1874-02-22

! Card from the Stodd2rd Dramatic
| Company in Reference 10 tho Izlu=.
; Eost-1tllko Difficulty.
10 tie Eo,.or " The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: In reply to tho statement furnished
by g. F. Hurlock in reference to tha
trouble *:bchind tho sceuca." which waa
published in tho TIE CDoAoo TRIBUNE
Ct Feb. IL. We hereby pnbucly aenounoe
it As base fabrication Of tho facts a1.d devoid
OF truth MT. s:odaart is too h1shly ,epected,
both as gentleman and an artist, for h1s
friends to require any explanation ct tho vilo
charges Mado asaina: him, further :han to
with kindness, las never "s.ruck hcr in the
On the night Il Feb. Is, Mias Bur1o, on 1e.ru-
Ing the announcement OF pla's to bs performed
tho following. wee@ (n which Miss Gaylord,
another member OF the company, had opp3z-
tunlties to appear fayorably bcfore tho uuhlc),
indulged 10 the most violent passion, uH!ug mont
ilsufting language to l11. Stodaart, to Alas
Gaylord, aud TO others.
Mr. Rlaggold wishing to spare Miss Gaylord
and other ladies p:osont tha indGnities heaped
upon them. interfered, and had some words With
Miss Burke, wLereupon l1er husband came upon
the stage, and, taking Ar. RinGgold uoavaree,
struck hun, aud Immediately 1an on to l1a
dEcssi1g-room. Hur}ock was not bold by "two
ecanc-ehllters in the heroic light he has asse1t-
cd, nor did Mr. Mnggold call fvr assistance at
the cloae Of the perfotmanc both Hiss Burke
aud he: husband rece1yed from the management
their written dleeharge.
Tile following day they teat in their zeaigna-
Gou, which ia tie ''fuuuy" la1t OF it. T1o
management hold their receipt 10 foil fbr their
nalarics aud desire to state that bv.h Of the
parties have always been treated With kinddesa
by them, n,-hayng, on several occasions, received
money in advadce; also, du1iug an iliuess of
over two weeks, Miss D,,rke receiving her full
salary, though prevented from attending to her
duties.
DJth Miss Burke and her husband have bean
great source Of annoyance 10 the management
and to tho company the cutiro scasou, being
exceedingly quazrelsome, and often ludu}gl:lg IN
the most petty acts Of malice, particularly to-
wards Mlss Julia Gaylord Hiss Burkc's Jealousy
Of whom has, On nauy occasions. been brought
into tue .'buxiness" OF tho sccuc, to the da:El~
nout OF tn. performing
In corroborat:oo Of tae Above 1Acts, Ill. S&od-
dart, the members OF tho company. and tho
bog leays to present thelE nAmes:
J. Il. sroDDAar.
CHAaLxs r. NICHOLS,
Jonx A. MAcxA1,
F. G. WEI1s-
FRxo G. WILLIAM,
NzLnox R1pDEL1,
AI1es Julia GAYLORD,
Mss +. c. WELLS,
B. T. Il1Ed5oLp,
CHAHLEB ROCKWELL.
, 1874-02-22

While Victor Emanuel uAo in England, .n st.
t~npt wss made to marry h.na to the PEioceas OF
attend Of discussing tho topic With delicate doio-
rn4:ic sud courtly phrases he ho1sded TIN Eng
IBhmen bs reuarkin1. "Why. that woman would
ait On aIl the seven hllls of Roms A. onco -
xhich nas rs.her unciv,i way OF hlottng thas
ah1 4as too fas to please his not Tery fa@tadaous
tz8tp.
, 1874-02-22
REAL ESTATE,
40 Acres
FOR SALE

We offer trnot Of 40 acrex on North-av.,
mar Humboldt Park. It il interseoted By
tho Milwaukee T. st. Paul Railway on its
aest side, and the Chicago & Pacific Railway
IN Its north side, which places it within 20
minutes ride Of the Court Houae.
1ts nearness to the Park, now being rapidly
sud handsomely improved, aud being 80 &C.
ce.sible from the business centres Of the city
by frst-class steam railways, eod SO hear the
horse cars and paved ronds, make it q vory
inviting piece Of property.
Any one seeking q desirable investment
promising early sales and largo profits By
fubdiridinf, will do well to taxe this lot.
OGDEN, SHELDON & CO.,
ROOM 8 OGDEN BUILDING,
Southwest Corner Lake and Clark-sts.
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New Court House

The G ntrac' for hpilIiag u Vsye
.H-rsr, sui Clerks AMI s. erafs m
ior jackson County, uiti BE- Iet ont 4
lowest lil1er o. rnblr out.ery a
town ~ Scranton NJ per plan. and A.
ctions ON file IN tho Clerks ems |
thr fret Monday n August D. II
viii be received ia writing no o tss /.
NJ tIe let log Of the c%Ou'rae. sad
out a. verb j bids on fh,t dty.
The @ nlracter % G nirsc'0rs viii IA,
q1irsd 30 enter into q nj iu logb. !
amount Of tbs contract btl, I The M
mi sud prompt execution oftIp uofk N
that the Count House be C, mplelj \
frst day Of Nov mbtr next.
By order BOhrl Supergisors
@. II. ALLEY Cf4
Scranton, Jane 18th, 1874 ltti
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bow af W N
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fsaey. ip fsaI gna hfffgon oa Co.,
Csast of ssasi orc mieiitii ~
mks sss l,ibk tie lsfa
Tstfs h. bo 8aIf. NJ Commeh
sa.s ibfmaia hit fs bosah'al
anmas Hasrts sbiob if.ogs osf
Caa SUD 60 fHf on Whole sea
Coastaaa dsgs6dfa no 10 n great
massafo ab1s fha visitors via Geek
ploasaro GOD fesf0fi9n here during
Die bot months of summer GOD s1ci
visitors fsqaifa fai there shall batlIc
.ts Of E1teftai mant -sal0ms bacr
glfdons aid coffee hgus #aiOr UIcm
antH there are not, tltey viii bc
driven away hat Il tic long and
hort Of do matter Consequently
..s question with as Is more than
a simple question Of a yillogo bar.
room. moro or less as it would be- in
other parts Of the State. a. Ear NJ
the argument goes Of money lost, by
spending it for liquor, VIC could never
understand it. It merely changes
hands, as money spent for anything
else, aud goes ia such instances 10 a
class Of citizens who arc, as a rule,
as liberal, generous, progressive, and
public. spirited as any people in the
community.
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Moss rslat aad aaFahtgn
Poet Omsss

The Mo- rsst Lot gHsa j.
apasb No. A h.aa@ posi-
mttlst ~. imsf F0 n 60
at.taf,s 500 mfsiai gtHlf.f 90
.ds fasf aMs6 W h Store. wI if
fsmmly aaI t5aysh ahlI Hiaai.I
4aI VII mfply = want wblga has
fta mdly flt since in ga9tal ffem
.lu 30 ibsaf.oa, several months $50
Tba r1H Point 0H7g f. On tha
Nmsf.sat fbaie a8i h sarp.itl Hmi
weekly fom tlis 0sematgU f'ills
Nv poakiag n Fosfsofa ~ We ore
Isl 10 lbo seeming iffsdea whIcI.
It dsre ilo acfaBioi posts asief ty
ro e. a, Go7oromoof o. b nov
nearly ono yoar since fhd es'a5'i.b.
a,nt n tis tfiae, 6ud set Tie tof'
Office hls never boom attd' aBI during
Oh dis time the do ics of tie Office
la,c bctn performed 10 D most e1ia
lent ond gpdfhctofy manner by tbc
Deputy, Mr. g. H. Payne without
Compensation. Uncle ram Is not
wont to require official services for
nargit. ard VIC must think there
must have bccn On unusual oversight
I'm lhi. maiter.
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Senator Alcorn's speech on the civil
rights bill, says a special to the st. Louis
Globe, created considerable feeling and
surprise. 1t was more radical in tone
than Mr.. Summers even IL he we're living,
wonld be. Several times there was sub
dued applause from the galleries, in
which were present a large number Of the
more prominent colored people here.
he insisted upon the negro being invest
ed with the right to enter any public in
siitution from the lowest 10 the highest,
in the United States.
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The July number Of Demorcst's
Monthly Magazine has an unusual
array of attractive novelties in lit
erature as well as a grand display of
the Summer Fashions. No maya.
zine that comes to our table presents
such a rare combination of attract"
ions as Democrats Monthly. We
see by the announcement in its pro
spectus for 1875, that choice, large
and popular Chromos, "The Captive
Child" and "The Old Oaken Bucket"
by jerome Thompson, are now Offer
ed to all S. yearly subscriber s. to
commence with the number, 1874.
We received the Chrome "The Old
oaken Buket" last week. 1t is GER.
tainly a splendid oil chrome which
It is almost impossible to detect from
elegant oil painting worth humid
reds oil dollars. 1t is IL ( 26 inches.
and monutad On canvass and stretch
er as an oil paintir g, for fifty cents
extra. Address j. Demorest IL
East 18th Street New York.
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SCRANTON, Mss, June If, 1870.

SCRANTON, Mss, June II, 1870.
Mr.. Editor
Common Sense has been trying t
make the people of jackson Count!
believe that their welfare depends up
on tie revenue that tue sale o
liquors brings to our Treasury, bu'
his argnue nts are as fa!l9cious a
the iIllusIye image Of land 70 the
sailor in midocean.
1st. The amount Of tax collected
from saloons is cnly $500. Per year
This goes to the common school
fund, and benefits ony a few teachers
and officers by the present admins
tration Of our school-law.
End. The amount spent by indi-
yiduals for drinks will counter.bal-
ance the sum paid for the privilege
of selling the article, keep the num,
Der Of schools in the County in oper.
alton for ten mcnths during the year,
while it is now four, with the war
rants as good as dollar for dollar in
national COurrency, and in n year
pay the total Indebtedness of the
county. Mr.. A has business at the
Depot once week and while there
B. G. n. Z. +. Come gen.
tlemcn and take a drink, ninety
cents gone. Ten inmates fom the
FIRST drink B says ct US hare another
smih, and so en- Rntil all have heat
ed, which amounts to IS 40. This
repeated three hundred and six five
times in a year will produce an ag-
create OF 1911. One rumseller and
clerk beneftted-Injured in pecuni-
cry affairs, nine out of ten in the COM
munity. No! considering the cloud
Of darkness that has gathered around
the homes Of tender ones and sapped
tue life blood from Tie once bouyun;
and happy hearts. l assert, and
without fear Of being controvertcd-
that every bar-room vii average
So 40 per day the year round from
citizens. Now eight bar-rooms Will
realize the handsome sum of $l5,76S
paid for drinks by citizens OF our
County. Sixteen persons are bene-
fitted while scores are injured. But
it is said if VI do not have public
to sell liquor it will be car
ricd to our homes, yes I grant this
to those who drink daily and
they take it there now bat if there
no such places many who do
a drink by being tcased TO il
would not. This is a low estimate
Of money spent for ardent spirits.
Yours &c.
WITNESS.
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The ENTERPRISE GRANGE AGENCY.
Owing TO the i'll health of Mr.. j.
A. Thompson at whose house the
grange agency at this place had its
headquarters, Mr.. l.. B. Brown, the
agent, was induced TO make other
arrangements. In settling all the
preliminaries Of the change, and in Sc
lecting a new house in which to do the
business, Mr., Brown has shown splen-
did judgment. and evinced a deterni-
nation to protect tie interests OF the
grabgers which is highly commenda-
BILE. Mess. Lylerly, Woolverton e.
Co. are among the leading merchants
OF East Mississippi. and thoroughly
prepared to perform all they UNDER
take. In their hands, the interests Of
the grangers will not suffer, and with
the indefatigalle Mr.. Brown IN charge,
the business will 90 forward far more
vigorously than ever before. We
congratulate Ar. Brown upon the
selection he has made, and We con
graduate tie CHANGERS upon having
so worthy an agent to watch after
their interests.-Enterprise Courier.
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TIE MISSISSIPPI CoMMoNwEALTH.-
We greet with pleasure the fret
namser Of this paper published at
Gorinth, Mississippi. by Mr.. John H..
Miller, lately Of the Prentiss Recorder
OF Bonneville. The Ubiquitous print
ing law forced Mr.. Miller to make a
change Of base in his journalistic OPP
CREATIONS. as he states in his graceful
.S~alutatory, and we trust he will 6Hd
it a change which will rebound to his
usefulness as an able expounder Of
Truth and Justice, and prove to bis
benefit, pecuniarily.
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IN floas times ueb y pl5n at M
Tgfds was'f have iFtf uialiy ims
f~fHfHtthie Nov fff s1-o BE- dinar.
eat our Fi1bfefs have di covered,
aftaf six ~ seven }eBfH paInluI as.
pafieneo. fbit f1ftufH c1nbJt bc
niAe a. alaW hof. mfced, ~ OF, W
every other intefest to neglected.
n ita tfaaspifed lIat tbo general
condition must lie htaitly scigro Che
individual can thrive that one rIon o.
don wifi not blossom amidst %pretail'
inp ruin and distress. Sc'G shntss
docs not seem 20 beautiful o thing a.
formerly. anI IL las bcqgn 70 appear
that 10 caring o Httlc Tor me common
good We best sutscFlo our own.
~ short the time is ripe for the *.
pertinent. We think We can endure
is consequeDccs-let W seC how The
negro will meet them.
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T. HEIDERHoFF ESQ. Editor of
the Sea Coast Republican, Mayor o
ShieIdSboro and Inspector Of Customs
was nominated on the 18th, al ge
learn from the dispatches, Collector
of Customs. for this District. While
we congratulate the gentleman upen
the accumulation OF honors which
shower upon him so abundantly, we
congratulate the people Of Pascagoula
that such a strong prefessed friend OF
this locality, has attained a position
whereby he is enabled to make good
Ills promises, and confer upon US a
great benefit, at the sametime that
he would do but a simple act Of JUS
tice, and perform an official act, which
official integrity, aside from all per-
sonal iee.ing and preiudices, de-
mands. Lit him urge his depart
ment to use its influence before Con-
gress to establish the Custom
House for the District at the point
where the largest part of the bust
ness of the District is done. Edqtori-
ally he has profes,e ed a great inter-
est in Pascagoula, we await his &C.
tion, now that he occupies an official
position whereby he is enabled to do
her justice.
He has since been confirmed by
the Senate.
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We had a call on Tuesday from Hon.
ID. Musgrove, of Jackson, who was look
ing hale, hearty and honest. He informed
us that there was considerable excitement
among the government officials at Jackson,
In conse qnence of disclosures made by a
secret detective. These disclosures i'm
p!icate a number of high officials in ras-
caily transactions, but we will not give
names until We have something more
tangible. Look out for rich re velations.-
Brandon Republican.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rOM ONE RS SALE

EOMMISSI RS SALE,
In the Chancpry Court of JACKSON
COUNTY, State of Mississippi
April Term, A. D. 1874.
AHnaANB H. DELMAs, Executor
of the last will and testament of
JOHN s. HOWE, deceased.
MAIDS. A. THOMPSON. Bill to
Foreclose Mortgage.
Judgment 50 GIL, G3, and Costs.
The III dersigped Cbarcary Clerk of thu
County and State aforesaid, by virtue
of a D cree of said Chancery Cont in
The above stated Cause, rendered April
e2ud, A. d. 1874, as Commissioner in
Chancery, will proceed to ssil on thu
premises at public outcrv, for Cash. to-
the highest bidder, on. Saturday the lS'h
day of July A. D 1874, the following
rescribed lands and personal pronelty, or
so much thereof as may he sufficient to
satisfy the amount Of said decree.
"A tract Of land on the East side Of
Pascngoula River. and on the East side
of Choctaw Bayou. bonded as follows.
tn.Wi; Commencing at the Sonth
Wet corner of land now owned by S. V.
Mcktv, and running in an eastwardlv
dir ction along the line of said
land eighfy-eight chains to the line
If the land OF Joseph Raby thence
along said Raby's line South twenty-nine
degrees West to a post d: thence souih
eighty degrees west to a point on said
Choctaw Bayou, three chains and sixty,
six links from the place Of beginning
making a front on sal B,you of three
chains and sixty six links, Also a tract
of land, bounded by a line commpncinq
at the south west corner OF the tr4c of land
described as aforesaid and |runninp three
chains and six'y-six links along said B ,you
to a pcs': thence in On eastwardly dircc-
ton along a road to the public road and
th9ncs on a line parallel with the south
ern boundary OF the above described
tract of land 10 the line OF Joseph Rahy's
land thence in a northerly course along
said Raby's line to south east corner oil
the above described tract of lsnd-con-
tanning ninety Acres. more or less.
Together with the Saw-MiIl, Machinery
aud Fixtures thereto belonging, situated
on said tracts OF land.
A cling rs Commissioner | shall only
convey to the purchaser snch title as |
NAV lawfully convey under said decree.
Sale between IL O'Clock A. NJ, and4
p. NJ, the hours prescribed by
law. G. II. ALLEY.
Je2O-4t. Commissioner in Chancery.
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HOME ARGUMENTS.
WHAT THE PLANTERS CAN Dc.

The Rrashear News, of the 9Th,
contains this paragraph:
"Wc met James Todd in Franklin
yesterday and he informs us hat he
is determined not to employ a single
man, white or black, on his plantation
next year, who refuses or fails to vote
for good men, and against carpet
baggers, at the ensuing election next
fall. Will other planters do the
same? We wonld be pleased to
publish the views Of all planters in
this parish on the subject"
luis strikes US as being about the
correct iGea. Our colored lIieads are
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Henry Patrick to be Hung.

Henry Patrick was to have been
hung some time ago at Enterprise for
the killing Of Shumack,r, but the
hanging was postponed until the case
could be taken up to the Supreme
Court. The latter Court has affirmed
the decision oil the lower court, and
re~-sentenced the criminal to be hung
on the 3Ist of July next.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-20

We have received a Programme OF
The closing exercises of tie Whit
worth Female College at BrookhaYen
Miss, from June 26 to June 80,
with a complimentary Invitation from
the Committee 10 the Anniversary of
the Calliopean Literary Society OF
the College on June 29;h.
1t would afford us much pleasure
to attend particularly to hear the
debate by the young ladies on the
Question: "Is the Woman's Crusade
against Liquor Dealers Justifable
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WIZ. FORD, a sailor, who was
bathing at the end of The Hall
wharf on Wednesday afternoon,
came up out Of the water, and Owed
off the end OF the wharf in three
and a half feet Of water, the wharf
being ~ feet above the water. The
result was what naturally might have
been expected, he struck bottom with
his head, and with such force that
he became partially pa~ralyscd and
was floating away with tn tide, when
Mr.. Collins went in aud broaght
him out.
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WASHINGTON, June l5.-Mossrs.
Herbert, Longstreet, Thompson, San
didge and Forshey were before the
Senate Committee ON Levecs this
morning. The committee authorized
the chairman, Senate Alcorn, to re-
port a bill appropriating $2,0OO,O0O
for levec purposes, to be thus distri'
buted 4: 100000 for Loui,i ma,
100000 for Mississippi, and $500.
900 TO Arkansas.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-20

The following officers were elect
ed at Brook haven by the Democratic
MississiI pi Press Association, for
the ensuing year G. W. Har-
per. President: H.. D. Money. lst
Vice President Gal'Lcr G. Tack
er, I'd Vice President !; j. s. Hos.
kins, Secretary /; J. L. Meade, AS
sistant secretary ; II. W, Walpole,
Treasurer Z. Barksdale, Orator ;
w. L. Holland, Essayist; E. | Ross
Poet; Miss Kate Sinclair, | oetcss ;
Miss Mollie Magee, POetcss ; Rev.
S w. Dale, Chaplain.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-20

TIE EASTERN ARGOS PREPARATION
for the issue Of the Areus-lhc new
Radical organ-from this place are
still going forward though it can
scarcely appear, as originally adyer-
tised by Col. Cooper for the 18th
inst.-Enterprise Courier.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-20

We see by the Reno Nevada Daily
Crescent that our young friend Char
lie Stoddard, wen known along the
Mobile and Ohio r. r. and now
Ticket Agent for the V. & T. R. at
Reno, and Secretary of the Terpsi-
chorean Social Club was the recip'
lent of a handsome gold chain, as a
token of the esteem and friendship
entertained for him by his fellC
members of the Club.
We always knew Charlie was q
splendid young fellow and are glad
to learn that the Nevadians have
found it out. Charlie made a happy,
graceful speech upon the occasion.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-20

New YORK, June 12.-At the an
nual meeting Of the Alumni Associa-
ton of West Point Academy yes,cr-
day a resolution was adopted inyit-
ing all graduates CT the Academy
both North and South to Join in the
anniversary dinner next year.