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New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
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pAKER-sNULL-May 2G at S. Thomas Church hF Ae Rss M
H. ~ Sra Sing Clinton Prlue Isabelle Su an.
Of he Thomas smuil all oi Se"-f forA
SORTH-sTEwARr-o WednssiaJ May q. at Phissepha ~
Bishop simpson. @-sIsted By heY " ~ os 90,
NevYork daughter Of Jss s,rssss
Of Philadelphia No cirIs
BLBR-SILvERMAS-At the residence Of the br,s hh-r.
Asv 2G 1874 the 10 william T. iyemeyer Mayor Of hs
city Walter Trogel ,esd TO Miss Chsrs
SilyerIaan, daughter vi II. NJ. siyennan, osq.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
THE OHIO COAL MINERS STRIKE.

CINCINNATI, May 27.-A special dispatch from
Msson SAYS that the coal miners strike has been set
tied by satisfactory arrangements between the miners
and the company The negro miners who had been
brought from YoungstOwn have sent back and the
Old miners have returned tO work.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
CONFERENCE OF REPUBLICAN TEMPERANCE
MEN.

SYRACUSE, May 27,-A private, informal con-
ference OF Republican temperance men was hcid in 'hs
city to-day preparatory TO the meeting Of state con-
erence AZ the REM ngton House June. II part
Of the general movement the state against the re-
I'M afiono Of
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

he parted with the propretorship Of The Inter Ocean
time and that the business of the Company
Is now entirely disconnected from Mr. ScammOhs aud
can be in no manner embarrassed or affected BY his
Affairs
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

Trus~es-Sea Rafhing raptured
with SgELRr's rUss hghg polished zht ss'.
cea1y sa Establishments l3t7 lhesinai-,
philadelphia III Bfolawa N under hes fofG iosl 90
rect adjustments Favorable prices.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Suerlal Notices

Pox-Oace Notiee.-The MAILS PoR EUROPE for II. sesh
ending SAT- RAY MAY 80 ls r eSse a, ths o19e =, o'-s
rhOASDAi Al Il HA' "-- 'A 'A T. l. JAMES n
-.eyenfcenIh Assembly Di.Iricf RepubIcnn Assocsa-
tom ,sular nssns r T TiusssY s IsY RyTSISo oeS.
MkLLIsn ~hS ss. member Of . A..osi.nea
a" "SP-'"'-" ''''"~' SO '' JOEL W MASON Pr,Aasas
GEoRaH ". CKxGrrs secrrtarv
Andrew Peirce esa.' sp'sdsH' aud Managing Director
So, a. tse rruen, Of your courtesy upon he In
day the Railroad Company Of vheA 70.
t,er,p We ave e we'd at your hard. all
The se ei tins CITY until oar reIafa 70 "
The unusual opportunity svehnv dAy y.s
enable, SPEAK ntehgenis of ts present.
surrounding aEd what be expected rIn g sas 80
iurr each successive year vii only add to the Importance wv
Il our opinion any railroads this couaiy q .hs ..'
.reut fully of saccessl rr'o' as s
II IL sOa, - % - NM ~ s T. a. .srcatrr Poas
mucL the expectations Of sny o. 30 80 ~ & -.
share mast bnS 20 ou an our ar asas r.senae IN
al Of Tho app@a.Asa' VI sss us & vita whom ", ssve
srought contact appeared % De s,s.ea .aa' - 90"
ossS Asl NC - Ie'Is 20 .ppolimsa ro.i ed
Oiug stock irpors Wer'N Of he naasa. coaa
sgIpsei bl osr III 80 ,pS .srpT 10 anA IL 80 gi ,si
oaly wonder thai ~ sesa ass' @ s % e'sy A'N" ~ wv ~ ~
esior ine % a or rhas have earned
asan - vs. wonderful property yOa
.,ts resari e,tssH heury + VAL Anh hsS1, Lasy
Ia ao-ra b. PskBs. ". NJ Para. r. Comsoea l~sesr
" Grenlesf G. j. Bef.ea r al A'6ey > - sPeI-'' 's'~S
! s,s.rors. Nay 20, let4
Carl ,churz's kuiosy Charles sumner, as''enoa IN
Boston Apnl psbshs fall sosher sh the tnhees IN Coo
e.. Of senators Thurman and Representative Lanai
rHg TRIBUNE EXTRA 10 Pace, per eP, POSTPAID
s cent. copies tos ~ Ssss, '-eaga'e copies 'o' OIL
| Aires THR laIBUSH. NssXsdA
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Metal Spring., the Piriiess Iron Finger Pads. as1
Rupture enArgng tue 1lc B ihc css>s
gradually the BLAsrIo fsUss 6sJ BroadSsr
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
The following snbscriDtiOns for the MI

River sufferers were received by The TRIBUNE:
Amount ,cnowlelye sS39 55 Peter Coop-rs gne fac
slOO IS L. A. Carter freaton Onela COUNTY IT, 80
Tanner Trenton, oneda County SeWfork e. total
sJ4s 90. -.
c. II. Il F. d. Blake received the following amounts
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
DIED.

Al Notices or Marriages mast be indorsed u'th 6aH
naHe and address.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
WILLIAM SKINNER.

William Skinner, proprietor OF the silk works at Skin
nesye and OF the stockholders Of the Reservoir
Company followed. He had nothing to do with accept
ing plans for the reservoir, which were taken after
general talk at Of the stockholders meetings nor
with the building OF the dam rnere had general
apprehension about IT, but latery they had considered
it ali rlgnt. He admitted that IL his custom TO
remove silk from the mill at times. fearing mat the
dam might break but In he thought that only
a large freshet would be the result. He dld not know
about the calling Of the County Commissioners He had
heard Messrs DmOck and Hayden complain bitterly O1
the contractors failing IN their work
The expert engineer Mr.. Raymond OF Fltchburg, was
recalled and repeated clearly his testimony with
regard the insecurity OF the dam WALL after which an
adjournment was made until Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

Pox.OGre Nefice-rhe MAILS POR EUROPE for the sesh
ending sA RDAY MAY 80 1874 vii close this ohee foievs
on TUESDAY IL 4 a n. OF NhDNssDAl a. IL IA m %
Ai4' T. l. JAMES H.
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Fighting In snider Bluff
Is,rs session Of Legislators Called.


VlcRsBUuG, Dec. The excite.
ment is subsidiug aud business geacr.
ally is resumed. AIMED bodies Of
negroes nre reported copgtcgati6g at
various places miles from tie town.
Some whites are sill undct arms, and
a strict guard is being kept tp.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 0.-The Times
Vicksburg DISPATCHES say the fight
was renewed at Snyder's Bluff, ten
miles from the city last evening, BE.
tween several hundred negroes AMI
it1ty whites.
courier was sent TO Vicksbnrg
for reiuiorccments which were sent
out WITHOUT DELAY, and after a short
skirnr regroes were killed
and three wouDdedf whereupon, the
negroes %retreated. Iqst night the
negroesArove in white ickets from
Ford UIl, and it is saiG have en-
trehcHd themselves there's
Tfy are receiving large ren.erce-
meTs from other counties. AT ast
accounts they were marching on th>
ely up Issaqucna, driving the whites
9tiore them. They fired into q fun
fral procession, wcunding one white
man. The Ere was returned and
three negroes were killed
VICKsBURG, Dec. 9.-The Board
of Supervisors met to day. Adjutanl
Gen. Packer presented the resingna.
ton OF Sheriff Crosby, which was ac'
cepted. An election will be ordered
for sheriff soon,
The recent robbery of records from
the courthouse is explained The
stolen records furnished evidence al
!" fargcry and embezz ement Of Pc
ter CtospJ' Sheriff /; Wash Daven-
port, ChanceryI cia. aud other ne
gro officials, all Of Whom are under
Indictment except Crosby, who
packed the Grand Jury lorhis own
protection,
The stolen record were. found this
evening in OF under the house of Da,
venport, who is now a fugitive from
justice, with seven, indictments
against him. For a week past he has
been in consultations with his bosoS
at jackson. <
Gov. A~eo issued a procr'pa1'en
ssng an extra session of l9L
lat're Tor -asday ~Tth, TO take
som. action on the situation here.
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About CITY pfIfpnofs nrc nov IN
VI. Scosts from the gosutry report
! quiet for miles around, and bu.i
'ss IL bcidg gradually resumed.
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What the Times Says.

TIA Times" Republican,, Of yes
tertaS afternoon concludes ito &C.
coult If the conflict as follows:
Whoever instigated the movement
and induced the more ignorant ne
grpes OF The rural district to suppose
that they conld march into and take
possession of the town, should oe held
TO an account for il. and we hope
that sooner or later the real offend>
|ers will he sifted out. Che fact is,
hat there was not a single town dar-
icy in any n of three divisions
hitch made attacks. Where it will
% is Q2estisautfat puzzles the
ny oItest citizen"
The editor of the Herald" DEM
sys:
1.-THE cause of this outrageous and
invasion Of the most popnlous
city in the State can be stated in a
~ words. Last Wednesday the
payers Of the city aud county as.
45led at the theatre, and after a
!, d;sgssion and deliberation, re-
Cd 10 ssTt>s the resignationf
~ esre tesy'
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SonT TUsSfps .-M Mr. krcbs scnd.
- O tafnip weighing 0 lbs and mcas.
nrlng % inches around H. raised ~
M. u. ". Toomcr on bis Boron Ca.
sote place, and says iyat he had one
Of SINE lot Weighing llf l.2 lbs.
lwitlssop, and measuring "a inches.
~ pmer has .scnt 4 OF an acre
'""psrnips 90 thcscl
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OYSTERS. Biloxi is shipping twelve
.srm.gomery, jackson, Vicksburg and
'rnhis. They are shipped at such
- that thes can be retailed in those
nj sev nty five cents per hun.
urea. sahat trade belongs to Mo-
2}ie. Now we ask for information.
Why 10 it that Mobile does not keep
mat tra1Up VIII some of our oyst.
'er dealers volunteer the information +?
Mobile Tribune.
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MACON, Miss.
noo 1924

zeditor of Pascagoula &tGr:
LEAR BRoTHER.-At q meeting of
Noxnbce County Grange on the Sd of
'py3mber last, the following resolu-
Mas aaons and a copy of the
ne oruY 81:
- ~ Fatros Of Hus.
Fhe S nthern, Homestead" aud
fAscAoouLA STAR, are recommended
ne Order as suitable papers to be pa.
konized by its members.
Respty. and fraterna'ly,
j. l. GRIeos.J
Secretary.
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KlawA Khan.
A Mysft Gus Iavitaiisn 70 Something
md tNCard Of Admission 10 Some
ghert

nt,,F gary. "a vi
ySGnrSMiss., Monday evening
fSe 21s,, 9 O'clock. Santa
Hilws, chief" These abe the only
lords printed. on. the mifswe which
50 mysteriously appeared bn our desk
ast night. Whence it catne or how
il tHund its way TO our $anctum we
-Lslall not attempt to solve There il
was, IN the shape of an o5long card d.
about si% or seyon inches long and
four or five inches wide. prolusely
decked with strange ~pict.res. half
human, half animal, and all grouped
together in the most iuconTaiyable
grotesque and ridiculous ma6ulr.
We bad almost forgotten to hen.
lion that a card of admission acco,a>
panies tue mysterious invitation, IN,
il fails to tell us to what we are "a
be admitted, or where the card is 10
be presented. We hope it is not
another soiree on the roof Of the COT.
ton compress. We got enough OF
that last time.
Seriously, the invitation is very
neatly and deliberately gotten up. aud
is quite evident that the Santa
klaws Khan promises something That
ilpEAsA-~cT entertaining for the
2lst inst Inst.
We are eager and ~expectant, and
await further developments with
something Of a womap's cgrlosity.-
Vicksburg Herald.
To the Khan, we are indebted for
oue OF the above elaborate ~inyitatio.s,
with card Of admission.
May HIS Royal Highuess, King Of
Ihe Christmas Holidays, beSceived
'yith all due kespr by his <rbiec,s of
Hill TIA; he and ssey
Nv NE ~gcncra3y is
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orlefs and ON -niaflay Az
lies OyJos a6J other leaders ctmo
b The oIJ and from the hands Of
himself fcceiycI his written
10 bring u their force early
mornihgl Tie Arrangements
icing thus made, backed by the ad
ice and counsel OF GoYcrnor Ames
nd Atto-neY.G Genera Harris. Crosby
bought that he bad tie taS payers Of
city once more IN biz powcr. In
conversation on sunday, with . :
cnlleman Of the Rcpub lean par
+, Crosby announced that no would. 5
! person, opcp court yeslordy morn, {
y, The gentleman met this remark {
nh an incredulous smile, when IN I
aud defantly Crosby reilark. t
! "You come 10 the courthouse III
he morning, and yosll seel' a
The ignorant negroes from the |
ianiationa dif no'-Gisoppoint OoS
y, o. his wicked and infamous advis1 70
2. Governor Ames and ATTORNEY TT
eneral Harris. They came in lptgc ca
aud fully armed. Theyclme "
: nearly all the roads leadinyto this It
iy. The men Of Vicksglrg did re
hat. all men have q right 10 do. 81
hey armed for the Defence of their u,
,mes, their wives apd dleir cl,iid-
N. The first and the largest body III
armed ipraders they met, were en- is
nnteisl inside of the city init \r til
, .'.,l The first blood drawn waal
90 on grove street, and The Grst&f
les destroyed were taken by men VI
. were dglenIg their own hearth- Or
Ives m
for.\ tho lives lost yesterday, for
Anlu'ry done to business interests i
{ 49, and for the great outrage :"
ePetrated 'on mel every way his SUI al
we hold, and the whole evils st
le{ world Will hold Adelbert Ames in
super serviceable aud igno-
an ISpol, George Il. Harris, respon'
iblAA In the sight of God, they are III
lurl Nrs. The blood of a score or
o ol Enorant negroes stains their
andeVSis brightAnorning, and /; will
tain tSir souls forever. Or
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)v5sndss 60 be ruhi'c fha fhey hass ihs
MvRn~s .pd aa~ssat,ck ~ French fssi
h<ss own msnufsc'ssd ~ esniy ever ~
<td 10 Mgttie. ntt I'm
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The Presidents Message

OF the Presidents Message the
Y. Herald says:
The message of Grant is a n
creditasle document both in poiIi
reasoning and literary execution |,
Its predecessors from the same soul
The President makes it clear enY
thai, in his view, the three pri,t{
causes which have led to the III
trons defeat OF his party are tho pi
iration OF business, the condaion}
the Southern States and the I'M
cessful experiment of reforming
civil service. This is not direJ
but Il is necessarily implied
The context OF his Jews on those
'cts. The sum d The mcssage.I
Iar as It has a rriy bearing,
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No clptfg tbfm he asisg
fss special isss ~ ne Clrsa.s
fterf ~ ihs s9aHw N ~ Acid ~
ihs Sfd Nffdsg ~ his peAih. iaa
h~sn fstnkfd ~ liz uossr Isaiss
fhandlef al - sscb coafi VII g.
keIL
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-12

Wiley johnson, .scolored. had an
bcdly crushed at one OF the
melkr on 2nd. Amputation
ecessary on 18th close up to
skier which was successfully
4 by Drs.I McInnis and Mes
I'd he was sent to Mobile and
zaccounts was doing we'll.
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MERCHANTS. PLANTERS, and th4 public
~senssa'ly should by all means. when they
70 TO Mobiss. not fail to call anuf-N.4K
iAs. Be.pre onrchssing. the Mammoth,
Clothing SICK of NJ. ~ LEVY & co.
Nos. is IS pnd 20 North Water street
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Or MID Mr.. Walter Denny
III please aecept our thanks for a
jetgo basket NJ delieioasiY sweet
Etrf nges.
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x1..cHArs pIeese take notice. that the
best selerttR and cheape
made Fall and
yer ) Aotbt to NJ bile
for iuspec1~ TIE MAN
ooth CIoihins House OF NJ. ALEVf
4 co. Nos. 10, IS and 20 North Waftr
3reek, Mobile, Ala.
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io" be- veil a. The btpYleDm the
opelisk and me pyramid have lent :
their snp'crt 0ffs N ctloz'xq ne !
dead. L. htis not well7 Its Lesson :
ol universal truth, ~ h,fd No take 70 Z
heart, shieh IL las!bt ~ atl such :
deaths W tits, IL better laarncI and
preserved 10 the mcmoriII tribuie :
" when Dceih sFikcs dpgil tho inuo- /
cent sui good, hfgli cyJry irogle 2
from which be sets 40 parting
spirit free, a hundred yirtuts rl.c, in I
Of mercy, charity all lose to n
walk the sorlG and blcs. II. OF ~. q
tcar that sorrOwiGg mdrtnls shed f.,
sucli green graves, somcl good ps
some gentIer nature cla1G-.~ n
The Destroyer steps there Mug NJ
crcat.9ui hat defy hf po"erl
his dark pah becomes M1-U
light TO Heaven. L
Distant hoa-h in mourning
'r aiis dead one. The power Of at '
action in her ulTcc ,Nlate nature to nm
IN to.,L o,.d ~ The
as most conspicogaly .ho Sn, where Oh
naturally should hlvsbccn-in the pra,
Of her devoted husband. tive
HE backing Jon Of he kuight's no,
rmor by his 9ady's hind was no any
lare caprice of Romantic fashion. 1t mcr
The type OF an eternl truth that dict
ie sogl'o amor is nsfc- wcrlset to gar
.Tstd1t uhIess a wonans hand has c,al
RACED il, and, il is only when she Sta,
it loosely that The honor Of r
anhood fails" oar,
Yruly she seemed TO haze braccd aNC
re amor to meet lies battles NJ
ronnd her husbands heart. lie was Y
'ong In the strength as he was ric/
the wealth of hor out9oettng lol
Never more a~orEirably Vas n
.ent illustrated than ini1er
Mans 1--we ia of mans life, a thing
'Iis Romans whole existenc e.
Crowned with womanls
rown Il Uoncr-the nuIGll
er mission il tho sphere d
onortd and 9eg@ed with
usband'S love, she has died
style of womaa.
Ono Of "the n~olle-&akT
'osscr little one is left to
. act 10 the lessons Of I'm
rom Heaven where she
mid the Ihrong of sainted moif
among the seraphim. neac
loly Mother OF Jesus, her spirit, M
Guardian Angel of her boy will come ~
hover around his path and So ave ON
irqm the harming evil. ing
Into his grief, who has left 10 him Tho,
the phantom Memory of her VIII
eat love, footsteps OF angels will - :
and with them a sainted spirit VI
bless with hallowcd influence. No the
Q so good aad kind and gentle is in a
vain. It's inanenee brings better Stat
.,ughts and gen.ler words, and thus ,ro,
n life has beer a blessing sadly ~
allied in her death. Is lu
Nature preachs consolation in her pose
idest mood ; she covers even less.
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The MoRILE REGISTER in conchd-
ing an article on the War at Vickss
1r.- hprorfnua1v savs

The MoBILE REGISTER IN conchd-
ing an article on the war al 'icKss
burg. most bprortupely says:
Let the wlilte people OF Miss'ssip.
nj seize This opportunity to recognize
The color l;nt, which has been pre-
sc,..cd bv MI negro, and 10 offer an
mb,c ken White front TO the black
onnressor Holumbus has just recog.
Mod Tho lind and won a glorious vic.
sorr, Wberdkver that line is recog-
Mined asa fac1. O victory for the white
E,lIous. wiz Fever it is not recog-
.n;red IA n factE. the negro triumphs.
-~;ble Events which have trans
regiop between vicks-
ans which are
md the heroic
neme~ss and
7ike
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