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Salutatory.

In assuming The duties of L litor W,
arc fully impressed with the grave re
responsibilities resting upon us, anC
shall use whatever of ability we pos
ses in adding dignity to the PRESS
and strength to the Order whose
cause we espouse.
We have ever been enemies to mo.
nopolics, cliquls and rings, and have
sorely felt the effects of such opposi.
ton; and since the organization Of the
Order Of Patrons of Husbandry have
been among is warmest supporters,
believing that under its banner could
be found that relief which our pco-
pie so pressingly need.
IL VIII be our constant endeavor
to make this department live, re,
liable and outspoken, and we sh all
maintain an INDEPENDENT, FEARLESS
and FREE course. We shall use OR
best efforts to interest all farmers in
this great movement in which they.
and the whole country. are so deeply
interested.
United by the strong and faith
fu tie of Agriculture, we shall labor
for the good of our order, country and
mankind"
And to this end we confidently
appeal to all Patrons for cooperation
and support.
G. Il. BROWNING.
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boz proved B5aglataI 10 Gle FffIl
Noih west aad aat Hb marg.
meai That al1 BE- productive q ssgl
70 ever poriim u or State. We haze
concluded 10 devote w@tstsgeg ilat.
'nco ibe STAR may lgssos anI % Iffr
efal share Of Ne pace. 10 ne MI
vaocamoat and welfare Of Tic Orlcr
and their principle and 10 the aIyg.
oaey Of their claims to The favorable
eoasIderolion Of our people
In the f]lrilcratcc Of this eli ct
We have connected with " Mr. C..
X. Browning Of Biloxi, vlo. a.
Grange Il ltor Of tie srAn, is In
every way qualified to carry out our
Intentions ana to promote the best
interests Of the Patrons Of Husband. !
ry. It
Ia introducing Mr.. Browning 10 6
the public in an editorial capacity, ;,
we bcspcak for him the kind indulg. .
encc of the public, the earnest coon. 9
GRAFTON oil the Fraternity CT which he Il
is a member, and the cordial rccog- g
oil brother editors. :,
The laDors Of Mr.. Browning on "
The STAR will commence with next it
number. in
b&- Grange Exchanges please Is
to Mr. Browning Biloxi, Har. - ~
'ison Co., Miss. -
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The MISSISSIPPI LUMBER TRADE
lhe New Orleans Picayunc of Fri.
dav says;
IL may not be generally known
that the lumber used in and ahont
The st. Louis bridge was furnished by
The P%ointevant Mills. at Pennington,
on iearl river. Such, however. is
Inc case, and indeed, lumber from the
fearl river country is sent to all
parts of the United States, inland and
coastwise, its quality being SO nm.
q~nestionably superior. The business
at Pennington and other MILNE
points along the river is inme,,sc
Fine and cypress lumber is manufac.
tured in boundless quantities and tho
best possible style, and the mills are
prepared to fill orders of onv
magnitude whatsoever.
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An Infamous Speech.-Comment
ing on the recent elcpement of the
daughter of a carpet-bagger at Port
Gibson with a negro member of the
Mississippi Legislature, the Vicks.
burg Herald" Of the 9th prints the
following synopsis Of the speech of
the negro ~chancery Clerk of that
county, named Davenport.
These Infamous sentiments were
a!Dplauded by the large assemblage
OF negroes present, and silently ac-
quiesced in-since they did not pro-
testify a few Radicals. with white
skins, but whose souls must be as black
as midnight, and as devoid OF a
manly sentiment as-one can be.
who would quietly listen to hear the
women of his race thus grossly in.
suited and vilifol. Ny God! is
revolving to read, and makes the
blood of a WHITE man boil with in
dlgnation. We only wish that Dav-
export WAS in the matrimonial mark
ct that he might Luckle on his brace
OF %revolVers and meet the womeu's
brother or fathets. Can not he be
met by them even though be he not
in the matrimonial market. and that
right speedily.
Here is the extract from the ,
lie time was rot far distant when ,
Port Gibsoa affair would he re-
,eated daiIy-It would be nothing to
zee large numbers follow the exam
dc of that young lady. lie would /
further, and say there were thou
ands oil southern women, many here
n Nicksburg OF the most espectable
antilles, who would do so to day, were =
hey not afraid. But these things i,
mango, barrlcs would be broken !;
own, for the white women now see
bat the negro is the coming man :,
nd that they have the control of the .
lty and State governments. :
Ii he were not q married man he 7
oull get the daughter OF one of the !
III
est families in Vicksburg, and were :
e in the matrimonial market. he
'ould buckle on a brace of revolvers
nd meet the women's brothers or
ltlers who would dare to interfere J
18th his love affairs, or rather, at ST
'mpt to prevent daughters and sis b
from their choice .in the selec- c
on of a good husband (whom they CT
ere anxious to have) amorg the col. d
red men. La
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The Farmers indicator says
The bill of the Incorporation of the
State and Subordinate Oranges of
Mississippi, passed both houses of the
Legislature, but failed to become n
law, for want Of the signature of
Gov. Ames; the Governor not boviny
time to examine and sign it belol e
tie Legislature adjourned. We re,
greet this as it will delay important
movements for the benefit of the far
meis of the State,
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We earnestly request our brethren
and all favoring reform to aid us in
extending u circulation to every
section oil our State, We are deter,
mined to supply a paper which shall
meet the requirements of all Patrons.
and become a potent weapon in over
throwing the mouopoIies, which are
sucking The life blood OF the industrial
classes, and be instrumental in mi
tiating that reform which shall restore
US to that pristine purity from which
we have SC long been aliens.
But TO accomplish these ends We
must have the co operation and ma
terlal support OF al! Patrons. Every |
Brother should not only discharge his
duty in sustaining us, bat cause his
nelgEbors to do likewise.
To bold ont, we must be sustained.
The question of orr success is left to
the people. Shall we be successful
3.
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The time is coming, we trust,
when the country will look after the
lntorsts of the white. people of the
South as a means OF advancing
those of the negroes. The first thing
to bring about a regeneration of the
South is to make properly secure
there. II the negroes favor such leo.
lsIation as Rainey proposes, to make
property cheap, they are their own
enemies, and deserve to be put ua der
guardianship Chicago Tri une.
(Rep)
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From the Glzctte's account. the
Patrons 0: Husbandry had a spIend-
i'd time at Enterprise last Monday.
Special trains brought visitors from
every direction and a vast crowd as.
semblcd' OF the Grounds, the stand,
and the Orator, the Gazette saws
The Picnic Grounds, a magnificent
grove about half a mile from the de-
pot Here a beautiful stand had
been erected with most appropriate
ornamentation. All the stapIe 40
ricultulaI products Of our sunny land
were artllully intertwined with roses
and magnolias, forming a wreath
over the rostrum at once tasteful
em0lematic and suggestive. Our old
friend Gen. OFerrelI, President of
the East Mississippi Fair Assccia
non, Is entitled to the credit of de.
signing this stand. and it showed
that he had a rare capacity for the
job.
aIter'the audience was seated and
prayer offered up by Rev. Mr.. Heard
Mr: W. W. Weir stepped forward
ana introduced our young friend,
MAJ. Adams, OF the Courier. as orator
OF the day. Maj. Ada ms is a mod,
est man and some of his timid fricn Dis
thought he would not be quite equal
10 the emergency but he had not
pronounced many sentences before he
GlspelIed all fears ana enlisted the at.
tentlon OF everybody.
Rev. Mr.. Heard, Prof. Spillman.
Donald and S. A. D. Steele
made addresses, after which
he crowd addressed themselves to
he superintendent viands. {
The festivities of the day wound up
Y a Concert and Charade in the
court House, at night by the Enter, I
rise Musical Association. The Sbu 9
.uta Brass Band did duty through> :
ut the day.
We must have a big turn out of the r
ind on the Coast. =
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The crop prospects in this section
thanks TO a benefcent Providence
continue remarkably good. A citi.
zen from the neighborhood of Gar,
landsville said to US, the other dav
that he had not witnessed such glowing
prospects Tor len years. This is no.
tally true with respect to corn, which
can w be said to be made, with
the single exception Of that planted
very late. and even chat is thriving
admirably.-E. Courier.
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by the above table, which includes
all the chief branches OF manulaetur,
ing Industry, it will he seen that the
Lumber Trade, in tie amount o! cap.
ltai invested in it, the va ne of ma
terlal, aud value ot products, stands
seconds only to the lion Trade, while,
in the number of its OPERATIVES, and
these, most Of them, neither boys or
women but stalwart men, it stands at
the head OF the list The Iumber trade
OF British America, which il so close
ly connected with That OF the Uuited
states, that it might properly he in
cIE1ed in the same statistics, would
very considerably increase each of
these items.
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Tue CONTESTED CHANCELLoRsHT

TIE CONTESTED CHANCELLoRsHTP.
up 10 date nothing new has trans.
pired in the contested CHARACTERISTIC
in the 4th district. Mr.. Dennis had
not begun proceedings, seemingly a.
waiting the ralurn of Governor Ames.
and Chancellor Christian is still
performing the duties of the Office.
1t is the current opinion that he will
be able to hold over. certainly until
January.
-[Enterprise Courier,
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DIED From HIS lNJURIEs.-J. D.
johnson who, yesterday, while in a
state of intoxication, attempted to
board a running train at Mississippi
City, fell under the same, which
crushed his right shoulder and hip.
died this morning Of hi: injuries. N.
@. Bulliten 18th.
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LEGAL.
HE STATE p MISSISSIPPI

Inc STATE p MISSISSIPPI
J'ckson County.
B'ard OF supervisors, July Term, 1874
II appearing to the satisfaction of thu
Bard that there is already regi tered
against the county Treasury pspeT 70 h
amount Of Forty Five Hundred Dollars
to be hqnidated by a levy of tax on The
taxpayers of this county, aud by r asol
OF such outstanding debt, and the fact Of
the Immediate necessity Of building 4
Court house, a heavy tax win have t1k
levied to meet such demands, and The
Board being satisfied that the building IT
genuine fire pr Of clerks and sherifs
office, to be paid out of the present lew
OF county taxes, would produce a hardship
on the taxpayers Of the county for The
present year.
IL is therefore ordered that the build.
OF a tire-proof clerks and sherifs
oihce be suspended for the present year,
md until q further order IN the premises,
And it is further orlered that the CLERK
this BoaYj publish a copy of this order
one time in the "sTAR of Pnsragoula."
G. Il. ALLEY, Clerk.
Scranton, Miss, July 9th, 1874.
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Correspondence on all subjects of inter-
est to Patrons is solicited for the columns
o. this paper, We particularly request
that Deputies and Secretaries will have
frequent reeonrse 10 our columns, ad-
tislnP us CT tie organization Of Oranges
and ali matters per dnirg 20 the progress
.! our cause. II
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Tnsi editors ne lko other rrapl
To- not being nterso to ,tpras siors o
ynplt.y and approval aIbgt iIc,
10 not get much of il, ani the. elor,
It Is the more valued when II doe.
come, particularly when from .ngh n
'oaFcc. Our friend Hon 4. s.
Ford Of Colum5il, Marion Go. We
hope will cysp.e Us for mlkioq pub
lie the following extract from n
private letter to u, under date Of
llth.
Il suppose + litors arc Ike other
people-that is to say, they ara moi
'VrtSe 10 expressions Of sympathy and
apr Y ia their course, from their sul
scllhets and patrons, and | am glad to saw
mat IN my opinion The PA cAanrtS
STAR Is III nobility Of sim and high public
squirt the most exc llent newspaper IN the
State. wv
am also pleased 10 see that Won do not
Yield an inch in the matter of p~olitioal
principle; There are yet seven thousand
IN THIS State who have not bowed the
knee to the Baal of Rtdcalism. The tide
~ goo sense aud good feeling toward the
white men of the S nth is fast rising
through the nation. The domination OF
leGr3 igaor'nc and carpet-b4g yilIiany is
last drawing to a close under the force of
combined indignation and derisioa in the
North. There is good hope for our
Ntqre yet. Firmness aud moderation i,
evidently our policy"
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The Enterprise Courier laments
that the Goat Bill" was killed by
the Board of that city. We feel like
taking a board and killing several OF
'hem-Billys,-as they daily, by the
dozens, disport themselves about our
office.
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The Lumber Trade.

Doubtless It will astoni d our rc,.
learn that Lumbrr m|nksirratd
among the great mar ]ufacurinE in
ieresls OF the country as will be-
seen from the following. which we
Iind in the Boston "lumbcr Trade.
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we extend our thanks to Senator
Aleorn for a Congressional Directory.
also for Reports of U. s. Coast
Survey for 1869 and 1870.
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q NJ MISSION RS SALE.

CoMMISSIoNER's SALE,
In the Chancpry Cont of JscKsov)
eouHTT' State of Mississippi,
April Term, A. d. 1874.
ARMAND I'll. DELMAs, Executor
OF the last will and testament of
JOHN S. HOWE, deceased.
vs.. No. s
MAIDS. A. THOMPSON. Bill TO
Foreclose Mortgage.
Judgment 50 gu. CD, aud Costs.
The undersigned Chancsry Clerk Of The
County aud State aforesaid, by virtue
OF a IL cree of said Chancery Court in
tho above stated Cause. rendered April
Z2nd, A. ID. 1874, as Commissioner 10
Chancery, will proceed TO SELL on The
premises at public outcry, for Cash. to
the highest bidder. on, Saturday the 18th
day OF July A. ID. 1874, the following
described lands and personal property or
SO much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy the amount of said decree.
"A tract of land on the East side oil
Pascagoula River. and on the East side
OF Choctaw Bayou, bounded as follows,
to.Wis: Commencing at the South
corner of land now owned by S. v
Mckay, and running in an eastwardv
direction along the line Of said
aud lightweight chains to the line
the land of Joseph Raby thence
along said Raby's line South twenty-nine
1egrees West to a post /: thence south
eighty degrees west to q point on said
Jhoctaw Bayou, three chains and sixty.
TX links from the place OF beginning
making a front on said B.you of three
ihslus and sixty-six links, Also o tract
II land, bounded by a line commencing
! the south west corner ofthe trac. of land
escnhed as aforesaid and running three
hams and sixty-six links along said B you
, q pest: thence in an eastwardly diree.
on along a road to the public road and
lsnoe on a line parallel with the south.
10 boundary Of the above described
OF land to the line o. Joseph Rsbys
nd thence in q northerly course along
I'D haby's line to south east corner oil
le above described tract of land-oon-
inlng ninety Acres, more or less.
Together with the Saw-Mill, Machinery
ID Fixtures thereto belonging, situated
said tracts of land.
Acting as Commissioner, / shsll only
nvey to the purchaser suoh title as
~ lawfully convey under said decree.
Sale between IL o'clock A. NJ, and4
'iock ?. NJ, the hours prescribed by
G. Fl. ALLEY.
le2O II. Commissioner in Chancery.
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The Annual Methodist Sea.shore
Camp Meeting commences at the
camp-ground near Biloxi next FRI
day.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-18

Charles L. Howard, President of
the Louisiana Lottery Company, has
contributed the funds necessary to
complete the Episcopal Church at
Biloxi.
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