davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-23
dnica y universal, Ia sola digna de ID
grandeza de Dios.v

dnica Y universal, Ia sola digna de ID
grandeza de Dios.'
tsNosotros quer6mos un Dios que nj
aun por sl5plica DEL hijo aparte 81 cdlis Dc
annygtrn, pero un Dios sin santos, sin IN
ferDos, toao amor y caridad, si's honsbres
que 10 rapreseatea protandadol0 4 cada pd-
so; Sun cereno,sias e.rterBos que 10 ridicu-
kce,a, sia obligacion de bdce, B deshacer en-
ss n,a'ts on de gloria 10 que en- esta terra
hagaa deshagan algunos eshtpidos, que
han sido y son mengua y desdoro de la
humanidad, sin que por este dejemos de
reconocer hourosas excepciones, pero que
apesar de clio no pueden ser dignos de
ser lugartcnientes de un Dios: quereD1os
e} calto Inferno de III crjat,V0 d su crsador
sen ese immense temple que empieza en- el
| Norte y en- 81 Oriente y termina en- el
Mediodia y ell Septentron, que tiene por
piso moatanas, rios Y mares y, Por suntuo-
SO techo eI ifmameato azul. Queremos
que Sc eduque Ell corazon para que la
concieneia pueda ser ell supreme Juez de
nuestras acciones buenas malas."
Como Sc We, ell dlos que qnieren
los masones no es Ell que fundo su
Iglesia desde las alturas del madero
del G6lgota; es una especie de dios
Baco, bonachon, que tlene gloria pc
ro no inferno, que mide por el mismo
rasero a los que practican ell NAL que
a los que hacen el .bien; un dios sin
temples nj sacerdotes, nj culto exter-
no; un juez representative que no ejer
ce actos de justicia, que da por bien
hechos todos los fallos que dicte la
razon y la conciencia humanas entire
gadas a ST lnismas cegadas por las
humans pasiones ESe dios maniqui
que concibe ell vago deismo y d quien
rinde culto inferno ell vicio y la pros
titucion. no es ciertamente ell Dios
poderoso del Sinai, nj el Dios clemen
te, pero justiciero del Calvarlo No, el
dios mas6nico no cs aquel que dlu
deS aiiando Il los tiempos:
"El cielo y la terra pasaran; mas mis-
palabras no pasaran. Mirad, pues, por
| Npootloo, lO SCd 1uO CWoHOo ~ N~U"Co DC
ca,guen de glot0nerta y de embriagucg, 9
lie los af'nes de la vida, y que venga de
repente sobre vosotros aquel dia. Porque
asi como un lazo vendr4 sobre todos los
lue estan sobre la haz lie toda la terra
VelaA, pues, orando en- todo tempo --.
| No, ei dos mas6nico no es aque
que dilo al primer Papa:
A ii tie dare las llaves del reino de los
cieIos Y tOdo 10 que isqares s0bre la t,1rru
hgalo seyd en- los cjel9S; y t'do Io Que des-
atarcS Sobre IL tierru, Serd taasbien desata
ID en- los cielos.
Ell de los maSones es un dio< pa
gano inventado por la concupiscencia
| para acailar los gritos de Ia conciencia
| Demo>trado por los misnos scno
res del triangulo que IA franc 4asone
ria eS separatista y anti crstiana, po-
co mas tendrGmos va que ocuparnos
de ella FL pals espanol sabe va 4 que
atenerse; el pals cat6Iico tambien Los
que en 10 Successive ingresen en- las
| l6glas no pueden va pecar de ignoran-
tes. Bastante de manifesto hemos
puesto la lndole subversiva de esa
subterranea institution
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-23
Pets. Cents.

AL encargado Elias Mar
tinez para pagos de jor-
males en- la primer Sc
mana, segun relacion
nGmero 1o,--- ia Is
AL mlsmo para pago de
operarios en- la segunda
semana, reiacion nd-
nero 2 ..--- ---.-. 500 35
Al mismo en- dos dias de
la tercer semana, reIa-
cion nl1mero g. 46 20
A don Lorenzo Gil por
construir yarios postes
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Total - 928 10
lmporta esta cuenta la suma de
nueve cientas veinte Y ocho pesetas
diez cGntlmos, y resultando que Sc ha-
blan presupuestado para la instalacion
mil clento veinte y ocho pesetas sin
incluir la Ultima partida de los ense-
res que asciende a doscientas treinta
pesctas sesenta y cinco centlmos, apa-
recen economizadasc cuatrocientast trein-
ia pesetas sesenta y cinco centimos
que unldas q 1925 que Sc han econo-
mizado en- la compra de postes, pues
en- Iugar de 5000 pesetas solo han
costado 1875, viene quedar una eco
nomla al fondo municipal de 1855 pc
setas 65 centimos, siendo asf que .os
postes tolos son de tachuelo sin
dlsputa de los mejores que puede ha-
ber en- las lineas que tiene la Isla
I para inteligencia del vecindario
Sc lnserta en- el peri6dico
Juana-Diaz, Setiembre 15 de 1874.
Ell A calde, Poticarpo de Eche-
UatYta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-23
Subscription 4 favor de la familia de

Subscription 4 favor de la famiia de
Guasp
Suma antcrior... S274 -85
Recolectado en- Yabucoa por
ell Sr d. Jose r. Aguayo,
cuya Quota fgura en- un
numero anterior, como 81
gue;-D. Manuel Nadal.
Don Ramon Ibarra Pbro,
/" Crist6bal Vallccilo, 1
Z" Andres Aurelo. .-...
=" Juan AngIada 2o---. 1
4" Francisco Rivera - 2
Sres. Gonzalez y Mendez- /
Don Luis Ibarra Pbro. 80
=" Jose Nicolas Aguayo,
Pbro ... SO
Don Narciso Costa. so
" Jayne SuIlartre. -. 80
" Antonio Rey --... 80
Como 10 quieto para mi, 10
hago por mi semejante. $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-23
Copiamos del mismo colega:

Copiamos del mismo colega:
Reunida 4 las ocho de la noche del
3 la Junta general de sef1ores socios
del Casino &spanol de la Habana, pa
ra terminar la session que empez6 a
las doce del dia anterior y Sc suspen-
di6 para proceder a la eleccion de
nueva Directiva, Sc di6 cuenta del
resultalo de la votacion, Y fueron pro-
clamados los senores siguientes:
PRESIDENTE.
Excmo. Sr. d. Julian de Zulueta.
VICE-PRESIDENTE.
Excmo. Sr. D. Manuel Calvo.
voCALES.
Excmo. Sr. D. Juan de ARIA
Excmo. Sr. d. Pedro de Sotolongo.
Sr. d. Juan Martinez Villergas.
Sr. D. Vicente Galarza.
Excmo Sr. Conde de Lagunillas.
Sr ID. Jose Manuel Casuso.
Sr. d. Antonio G. Tcileria.
Sr. d. Serain Gallardo.
Sr. d. Manuel p. Ochoa.
Sr. D. Marcelino Torres y Sama.
Sr. D. Jose A F9sSer.
Sr. d. Ramon Villa.
Sr. d. Julian Alvarez.
Sr. D. Jose Granda
Excmo Sr. d. Vicente Luis Ferrer.
Sr. d. Jose E. More
Sr. d. Guillermo Zaldo.
limo. Sr. D. Miguel Suarez Vigil.
Sr d Apolinar de Ratio.
Excmo Sr d. Ramon Herrera.
sUPLENTES.
Sr. d. Jose Echaniz.
Sr. d. Ramon Faes.
Sr. ID. Jose Roas.
Sr. d Angel ARGOS.
Sr ID Miguel Sobrado.
Sr d. Jose Amor.
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l9FOLLEIIN.

Ell TESOR0 d. Los PIRATAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-23
de cuartones para sobre
las azoteas de las casas

y page Dc grampas en-
este pueblo al herrero,
coinprobante n9ifn9 A.
A los sefIores Qucrejeta
hermanos de Ponce pa
ra pago de grampas
para los postes de aque
LA Villa, comprobante
nGmero 5.---...--.
AL telegrafista de Ponce,
para gastos originates
conduciendo alambre y
herramienta de la Esta
cion de Yauco, compro-
bante nilnero 6.
Importe de cuatro sillas
para la Estacion, un
quinque, una mesa, dos
t'nteros y un rastrlllo
Ell la puerta y un reloj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-23

EN- LA INSTALLATION DE LA LiNEA
TELEGRAFTCA DE JuANA -DIAZ
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10
Timely Admonition.

Hear what the Republican Journal,
have 10 say of this matter of a Col,
or Line
Gov. Davis admits the possibilit,
of trouble arising from the copduct o!
the blacks, as well as of the whites.
and v"rv Justly 90.
A. to the "Col6r Line" being an
"absurdity" we are not so sure, For
it is well kQown that there is more
than one County in this State where
nearly every office is filled with coll
ored men. And in this County there
are ce, tain colored men who are even
10Y going about organizing the ne
groes on this basis. This is, in our
opinion, drawing lie line. and we are
opposed to it We are opposed to
the line being drawn by either whites
or blacks. For capital, as represent
ed by the land owners, is entitled TO
representation. as, also, il labor.
If the object is TO drive out carpet.
baggers than let these disconnected
so,e heads advocate Tie election OF
intelligent, moderate Southern men 4.
who are alive to the real interests Of
the country, and they shall have our
heavy support'--[Columhus Press.
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Public Meeting.

Proceedings of a Public meeting al
the R. r. Exchange, held Oct. 7th
1874.
The meeting was called to order at
10a o'clock A. N by the Hon. Geo.
Wood. Col NJ. Smith was called to
the Chair, and II. Z. Krebs appoint
ed Secretary. The Hon. Geo.
Wood stated TO IT, meeting, thai
there bad been several cases of desti-
tute sick among Va, in the last few
weeks where the parties had died for
the want Of proper care and atten-
ton /; and there was now another
case of this kind demanding imHie.
date action, and the object Of this
meeting "a 10 provide Tor the care
Of this sick person, and of any simi
lar cases that may occur, until bet
ter means may be provided for that
purpose.
The following resolution was then
unf nimously adopted
ResolUed, That we mutually pledge
ourselves to meet all necessary ex>
penses that may be Incurred to pro-
vide a suitable building, and for care
and medical attention for destitute
sick in the communities Of Scranton,
Pascagodla, and Moss Point.
A committee of three was appoint
ed, composed of a. r. Krebs. NJ. A..
Does, and G. e. Payne, to provide
for the care of destitute sick.
a Sanitary committee Of three,
10 look after the general health of
the community, vas Appointed, com
posed Of, Ii, Krels, justin Durel and
G. w. Hightower. On motion OF
Ii. +. Krebs. DR.. G. w. Moore,
was added to this committee.
Mr.. B. g. Jane was appointed
Treasurer.
A committee to solicit subscrip
ton was appointed as follows:
j. NJ. MclnEis, for Moss Point,
w. 5. Dodson Sr.. for Pascagonls,
IL. +. kreh., for Scranton.
Til re being nothing further to be
done the meeting adjourned sine die
NJ. Smith. Chairman.
T.. KREBs, Secretary.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

MORE THIEVES TURNED LOOSE
We learn from a gentleman from
Jackson, who received his iniorma-
ton direct from Mr.. Noonan, the ~.
perintendent of the P~enitentiary, that
Lieut.. Gov Davis is proving himself
the champion pardoner of tie age.
Within q week that fu~nctionary has
pardoned fourteen virtuous gentlemen
in striped breeches, and if Ames will
only keep away from the State for
three or ionr months longer, there is
a good prospect that Mississippi will
be able to boast of a P~enitentiary
without a solitary Vicks.
burg Herald.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

G. W. MOORE. VI. d.
N. LAMBERT NJ. d.
Est P~4scsgon1s, Oc'. 9sh. IA.

A Mississippian writes that the
leason the honest and se~lf.respccting
people OF hat State are DISCONTINUED
is that the Governor is from Massa-
chusetts. the L~ieu,esant Governor is
a carpct>o Gag negro, aud The Superiu-
tendent OF Educaiicn, another negro,
il on trial for felony. In Claiborne
county the Sheriff can neither read
nor write, the negro Coroner is un
der Indictment for burglary the H.
gro Treasurer cant add up a column
offgures-though he probably UNDER
stands addition. division. and silence
tho Supervisors who do the taxing
own no real estate, and the most Of
the magistrates are negroes who can
not read, and do not comprehend a.
word of the statutes. The prospects
of Mississippi are very dark indeed.
Y. Sun.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

TEXAS GRIND PRIZE CONCERT

Postponed TO October 22ud, 1877
Ne CcSsEcrioS WIN ANY STELLAR tN1ynps,
The Hon. Jas. T. ID. Wilson. Mayor.
of Houston, and the CITY Council endorse
the enterprise as follows:
HoUsToN, TEXAS, April 90, 1874.
We the under slgued rega d the. Real
Estate Distr,bn'i u, which j. i. Foster
proposes 10 make IN the 22d oi October
next. in this city, as cBlcuisted to pro-
mote improvements, and placing within
the reach OF many, who 9th. rwIse would
be unable, a chance to secnre q home
tor them aud their families. and having
from o long acquaintance With him,
very conf ieuce 10 his integrity, we feel
justified in saying, thei we believe he will
carry ont hi, Distributor honestly aud
fart according to bis advertised plan.
Signed b. the Mayor. the Hon. Jas.
1. ID. Wilson. aud CITY Council.
Capita. prfze, So 900 Gold: ten Resi-.
idsnce in Houston; Population 20 600
and thy r "a road centr. Of the tate; $50
Tracts Of land in different portions of tue
state. Vaiue of prIs~s STAG, 900; 70. 900
tickets. as 81 each. Tue management
are so well convinced OF the success of
of the Enterprise. that they feel justified
IN promising to rsfnnd every sent of
money, il the drawing does not take place
on the p of October EVERY PRIZE PAID
in full, whether all the tickets are sold
or not. Send for circular. Agents
wanted.
t. W. HOUSE. Treasurer, Address
j. e. Foster. Manager Houston Texas.
aus9 "a
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

We learn from the Rio Grande pa
pers, that as soon as theSeeent storm
was over gangs OF Mexicans, July
armed, crossed the river 10 the
American eide and gathered up
wrecked goods and other property
they found lying on the beach
Trunks belonging 10 the inhabitants
OF Brazos Island were rifed of their
contents. 1t is stated that the Mex
leans were over in swarms and moth.
ing OF value escaped their grasp.
This outrage on the people Of Texas
will be heard Of at Washington with
the greatest of indifference.-LN. O.
Pic.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10


The Pensacola Express of Satur/
day in its commercial reports of ium-
Der says
Tonnage here has been offered
freely the last week, and we hear of
several charters to load at Pascagou-
Ia and a few here ; but the tendency
Of our shippers is to engage vessels
on the other side in preference to do
ing business at home, on the same
terms. Orders are now here from
Mobile. Pascagoula and New Orleans
for timber ships. Domestic freights
have fallen off and we now have to
reduce our figures to the leading ports.
There is some little enquiry for Cuba.
South America is dull. In hewn
timber there is nothing new to report.
No sales reported on the other side
and ON this side they are at a stand.
There are some large averages of
sawn timber, hut there ara no con-
to report. The Express adds
We still think a fair business will
lie done ia this article, but our mill
men mast not forget tho oyerstocked
Of our European markets
and ssk such high prices as will drive
he business to Darien or Pascagoula.'
-Molsfo Craphic.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

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rfhseasuaet NV attending a. siek
rsa GOD 30 maHicip.l Hmaofites 70
take Them 90 Charge ~ Mobile
continues 90 keep oyfr o. q qnfr8n
line. The Board ~ Health OF New
Ofletn. biographies lasr Sunday 20
agent here to inquire " The phys.
if any yellow fcgor existed
be- q. The Agent vas assured by
10Th physicians, 90 Scranton. that
vas not O ease here. On Non.
Icy a physician irom The y. & Ma
Inc Hospital at New Orleans cane
TO look into our yellow fever "
.ascs. We interviewed" him. and
we're glad 10 learn that Steps would
,e taken to remove this interference
With rights and privileges Of TIE poor
liendless siilo9, who tossed hither
Nd tbithor all bis lie upon tie
tormy deep, is at last refused on ans
HORACE in a quiet, peaceful haven in
be walls Of an institution, where his
altered system may under go need
d repairs, or if his voyage upon the
ca Of life is by the fat o. the Great
to be finished, where he can ,
.eaceIully and with proper attention
reathe his last: an institution which
e has, during all his sailor life month.
: Contributed to maintain, aud 4
the u. s. Government las
iven him assurances he shall crjoy. !
ut Mobile says, Nayl The New ,
surgeon alluded to, sent here, ,
furnished US the result of his {
lyesligations, in the following pithy- {
. Or. Woodporh {
WASHINGTON, ID. G. :
No yellow fever. a big scare
the quarantine raised. Ii is
onAensjcal.
ORsAMUs SMITH,
n Marine Ho-n SERVER
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10


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O. CLARK aal i.aas " O.bora-if
q efal ast fba County sufvey.
Df DO m5ks % survey Of iho la6ds
mentioned 10 the complaint end shat
BE- return 10 Court d irno sgtvcy oil
same, with Geld notes nHd map 40
b. 20 sbog its location and relative 30. ,
.tSp 10 iaads adjoining
II va ordered BY the COurt That ,
special term Of The Court he held =
10 tie Gft Monday Of December, be .
ng Tie 7tb day Of said month. IL :
va ordered that the clerk give prop .
r notice, aud that o grand jufy be .
elected aud summoned in manner re- +
uircd by law. -,
Ordered that the sun Of S9j40 -,
e allowed to Enoch N. Ramsay, y.
being the amount Of certili. d,
ites Of grand Jurors who proved at .
'ndance, payable out Of State Treas #
ry and the Auditor was required to T.
sue his warrants in favor OF sheriff .
Ordered that the sun Of $500 be -.
to & N. Ram ay, Sheriff, for r
ne d VS. services Tor self and Depu- =
?, payable out Of State Treasury. !
Ordered that tue sum OF $50 90 be J..
lowed G.. II. Alley, Clerk, for sta ;,
onery furnished at this term Of the !,
curt. 4
The Board of Supervi ors LAYING r
lied to procure a suitable Bulldog n
r holding the Court in. 1t is Or l.
red that the Court stand adjourned j.
Court in Course" =.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

1t is not fear Of ill-treatment from
our citizens, that deters Northern
farmers from immigrating 10 Nissis-
sippi-as is falsely alleged by the
Radical journals but aversion to
putting themselves, their wives and
little ones under negro rule. II the
Civil Rights Bill" passes the immi.
grafton s%ocities would as well dis
band, for not a hundred white fami-
lies from the North will thereafter
come into The State.-Ib.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

The war reduced tho ealae OF
property in the seeding States from
"a, 6 100000, to Sl.604 000.O 900.
Excluding the value Of the slaves
emancipated the loss was si,125,000
600. Aud yet the expenses Of our
State Governments have been quad
ruplcd--in mony instances increased
teDiold. No wonder VIC are poverty
STRICKEN Columbus Democrat.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

Tbs eIas Hs n q abb enc Cmaig hssa
fafasi fss rsyen feseie ed - on
feTte6ds tbat her masn basiass h-gs
sH eIoYsl 81 Attorney I'd fspfoeht ihsm
10 be wpsf sfhsfr. ~ 70 afnaa a.
sfy 81 sl200
A. messing ~ ne citizen, N Cisl.
tufne, iq Huf 0ltfH, lest work, The
Tar Payers adopted fhs fiig.ux gsag.
luttphs. am0ng others, by - nnsuimaus
vote
"WBfGss4 30 u, anil hgg t,en Tor
some years past. a subj ~ ~ jns, som.
piaist thai Hur l1nss are generally com
poaed ~ ignorant and Incompetent negro
% sud. whefets. the cause o. impartial
- ice i too often defeated bY The char.
actsr Jf the i1ries ~ ~ preseti co4siitat
cd bs 10 therefore
"Besoiysi. That u il the sense II this
meeting that u IL the impefitvs duty Of
every white citizen Of this county ios rye
ON any grand or petit Jury on which he
NAV be- summoned 10 serve, aud that It h
selfish and %unpairiotic 20 seok to avoid
that duty e1cspt under ths most press
iag necessity.
AVE- WI Won GoT SOME or rHEMp
The following from tbe Nafchtz DEM
ocrat Is suggestive. With the set OF
scoundrs!s this county has for officials.
it is not possible for anybody TO have dis
covered q plan Of roguefy that they have
not prae'iced
a careful investigation Of the matter,
made by tho attorneys employed by the
Tax pagers Association. develops the fact
tnat OF ail tie enormous amornts psid on,
81 the County Treasury during the pas
six or seven years by WY Of fees TO mag 1
~lstrates and regular and special ccnsts
bles Ia State csses, nos more than me
tlird, it any at all. were legally charge.
able npou the county. Under thes,
heads the county has been psying from
S2500 to $4,000 a year more than the las
requires the county to pay. It has been
Que 81 tie heaviest OF the county's bar
deus-oue Of the largest leaks out OF thu
Comfy rreasury-one Of toe most IA
grant abuses agaiust the taxpayers.
Measures will be taken to rii the count1
of any further harden Of the kind, ia
stop the great leak, AID correct the ter
rible abuse. -Vick 'bnrg Herald.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10
ONCE Of the AMERICAN CvTr0S flh"
No. a. Carendcict street

AcN Orleans SNHe
To DEALERS N Iron. TIES,
Planters aud Country MercAaSis seae'''
Gentlemen ..ks
We most sincerely tender ou. d
for your very liberal support aud pa'fonss5 ere
the celebrated "ARK0W TIE ~ ne
bv des re to advise you that we are NO. r.
pared to meet the demands Of all oar Ass nrses
q%uiring the we'll known irrepressie,e 7iss
Tia, and other open " side shot. y Co.e.r lev
having on hand the largest stock es. as,hsr
throughout the cotton States, which Nee 1870 -
ize sold in any quantity under full guar nsrksi
as regards quality. and at The iowes,
ases, by our agents in the following cur"
New Orleans, La. Mobile. a.. Al.
Nemuhis Fem Montgomery. A.
Louissii lie XIV. Atlanta ~
sc. Louis, No. Macon, oNn
Galveston, Texks, Savannah, 4. G.
Charleston, y. Z. Witmlnk'x.
Petersburg. Va. Norfolx.
Baltimore, Nd. New 1s"
Very respectfully,
n. w. RayRe y TO-
GENERAL AefNis
sefi3-en Hate far1euS ~
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

Days driven by white ncn ere
making their appearance on ihc
street Of Montgomery They should
be given all the work they ean do.
- Mobile Register.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

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Nas Ia 90 saa ~ North wa,sf street,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

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Las received on 0risf from Europe
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