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

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, OF tbe Uaaibofo democrat, Who Oh.
Z though not officially recognized w. %
member Of the Court ias, W. b%clicge
been pretty regular 10 bic ~1ijcndahcc
throughout the entire %circuit, from
he Dan to the Beee-baba Of its iufis.
diction, VIC hope, TO tue rcplcnishmcnt
Of lis purse aud the enlargement Of
the circulation Of the Democrat.
There was a yery large attendance
at Court, but after transacting some
little business, given below, the Court
adIolrned to the first VI luday In he.
cembor. The reason given by the
Ju1ge for this adjournment. as en-,
tered By biz order upon The minutes,
Is puerile aud entirely insufficient Tor
involving the state, County and citi-
zen. in u eles5 expense and bringing
them togetler-many from a distance
OF hundreds Of miles, for We noticed
Major Hand from Enterprise and the
Messrs. Routh from Tensas Parish
La.-for nothing. The Judge is a
servant of the People, and although
the Judiciary is now taken from the
hands OF tie people and Il appointed
by the Governor, this should not al
together relieve It's members from con
suIting the wishes and interests of the
people in its Official actions. From
tue pockets Of the people, are wrung.
by enormous aud burdeusomc taxa
ton, their hard-won earnings to sup
port an unnecessary large aud over
paid Judiciary, and they view with
great discbntent any measures which
serve in the slightest to increase their
burdens OF to waste their money in
frivolous expenditure. Was not
Judge Chandler aware that the new
Court House was not Aear Finished
before he came here on Monday nom
Ing? If not, could he not have found
1t out, living within three hours ran
of here by rail, in time to Civ notice
IN order to prevent the trouble, ex
pense and loss of time to so many of
our citizens 10 attending. He tcle-
graphed 10 the Clerk the day before
to know if tie yellow fever prevailed
here. II he had been as solicitous
where the peoples interests were in
volved. as when as personal Safety
was concerned he would have done
well. And finally, having come, and
Court having convened, and beng
most uumerously attended, and hav>
ing ascertained after diligent person.
a inquiry among our physicians that
no yellow fever existed here AID that
there was only one Or two cases of
sickness, could he not, was it not his
.undocbted duty to continue his Court,
and hold it in the same building,
where he had already held two pre-
yious Courts instead OF involving our
County in an useless expense which
it is not q; all able TO bear, and our
and citizens from q distance,
a useless loss of time aud money
besides necessit ating a special term,
expensive, ~inconvenient and
incommodius.
The following orders, in cases men ,
were entered.
James NJ. Hand vs.. M. B Murphy
Leave given to parties to amend
oleadings on o. before first Monday a.,
IF December next.
WIN. w. Grant ". MAIDS. 4. I
rhompson-heave to plead in thirty
lays !
Henry Ehlers vs.. Mrs. NJ. a. Par
luc, Clara Pardue, and Charly Par r
iae-Le.v re TO plead in thirty days. r
Chas. Ehlers aud John Miller VS.. :
anne parties, same order. Q
Emile Gouet vs.. Chs. L. Lad1ier, !.
ym. Ladnier and S. b. Hall-Leave .
0 plead 10 ninety days. o