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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

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Elwnd q Byrd. Foreman
TIE Ga6d Jpry fond - tfBg bills
81 iBI lmeni found Che Bonds Of
t5o Coaaly officers good ed report
everything gong on o. pr0'porousiy
as could be expected They recon
mcnied thai the Jall be provided With
better means Of ventilation.
va notice besides our own lawyers
Geo ard Che H. Wood. In attend
ancc. Hon ROderick Seal, Col. r
D. H%ampbries, H. B. Holly j. J
Bradford AMI J. h. Henley Esqrs.
OF tie important cases, that Of Silas
Nclson for muydJr was continued.
Lewis tcoI.) assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, the jury
found a verdict Of guilty, and motion
for q new trial. Roht. Cax.
trix assault with intent TO kill
IS the case where an assault was
made on the mate OF q vessel last
June - was continued. Elizabeth
ys. Cox and McLanathan,
replevin, { or plaintiff to amount Of
thirteen dollars.
In the case of +. Fl. Bracket (col.)
the Moss Point Post master) for re
liquor without License, the
ury were out all night and made a
nistrial, and case cont nued, Brackett
bail.
1t is expected that the BUSINESS
will be finished up this week and Court
will adjourn.
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The Patron of Husbandry is al
eight page monthly, devoted to the
interests Of the Farmer, published al
Columbus, Miss. by w. II. Worth
ington at, s1,0O per. year and brim
full Of valuable info nation aud inter.
es,ing reading matter. Every Patron
and farmer in the state should con
slider it q duty to subscribe for, and
encourage, a journal, such as this, de-
votel to their interests, and which is
really worth many times the paltry
price asked for it.
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FOR R~EGlsTRATIoN
OF COUNTY PAPER

All persons holding County paper on
,9e County Treasury Of Jackson County
MISSISSIPPI, are hereby requested TO
cause the same to he registered in the
Chancefy Clerks Office OF said County.
on or before the first Monday in july
next. In order to enable the Board Of
Supervisors to make a proper estimate Of
the amount of Taxes necessary TO be
levied for county purposes, to meet thu
current expenses of the present year.
By order Of the Board OF Snperyisors.
q. II. ALLEY, Clerk.
SCRANTON, Miss, March 13tb 1874. {
mar21 4wk.
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Capt. Mayors of the HandSboro
Democrat visited us the first pas OF
the week ard was busy among our
county men who had congregated TO
Cont. We hope he gathered in much
greenbaeks.
We notice the Capt. advertises
several dwelling houses for sale, which
can be bought cheap, and as Hands
boro is a pleasant, quiet village, a
fine opportunity is presented to OBJ
tain delightful summer residences on
our coast. at most reasonable prices.
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Wednesday afternoon a thunder
storm came up from the north-wes
and Wednesday night the wind
shifted west, rather southeIy, and
blew a gale, which increased Thurs
day morning, and continued through
Gus the day. With a clear sweep
down the Sound it blew one OF the
bath houses over at the Seashore
upset the Dragon. one OF Capt. Halls
boats for his Sievecorep, which sunk
10 six feet 5 alter ; and a pilot boal
driffrd about six miles but We believe
IL unframed. Such a gale, we are
tod, has not occurred since go
To day lFriday] the wind blow
fresh from the north, ard it is al
"enId ss Christmas" and our stove
bciny DOM, We have q cold Tint
rsetting tyrss.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

Mr.. G. Ii. Sloddard, secretary.
kindly sends US a complimentary II :
vitation to The Tcrpsichorean So
cial Club for Friday evening, April Sd
But as we did not get the invitation
in due time we were prevented from
attending. 1t was at Reno, Nevada,
Charley we are sorry.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

The Senate confirmed the appoint
ment of Hiram Cassidy, Jr., as Chan,
cellor OF the 10Th District.
1t will be reco!lected that Mr..
Cassidy, was one of the two demo-
cratic Senators who, in the
memorable contest in the Sem
ate in regard to the constitution
ality or unconstitutionality of the
election for Governor, stood out for
its constitutionality, and thus secured
TO Gen Ames the Governorship.
Verify, he hath his reward.
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MISERABLE LOUISIANA in addition
to Der political troubles, and being
cursed with carpet-bag mistule and
corruption, is now threatened with
devastation from foods, and the
fairest portion Of her sugar lands are
being submerged.
Thousands OF acres Of sugar cane
are being destroyed and hundreds of
families are reported in the direst
destilution. The river at the city Of
New Orleans is to day Thursday
above the high water mark of 1871,
and running over the levee.
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proof llat ho dii rot com#it q oof
tain particular murder. Sud there
ior willie ibo Testimony token
shows tbai Capt French
never did receive any ]pccaniafy Gun
sidcriiion from either Of the parties
who appeared before Tie Commiuce
With oil due Difference 10 tie commit.
tee We cannot understand how suth
testimony %"exonefatos %(relicves OF
French" Of a charge upon which
The testimony taken, did not bear IN
slightest, or refer.to in the min
itcst particular.
Tue Jackson correspondent OF the !
vicksburg Herald, in reporting ibis ,
.ase-the Report Of Committee, cyi- ;
ience etc,-says: =
/ am also inform d that Gen. Forrest l
las written q letter TO Capt. French, I
letter IL now in Captain I
posse sion, generating him from :.
be CD, rgcs made by the Pascagoula Star, ,
hat be had received a bride OF $40, 600.
Now, if that letter had been sub :,
litted as evidence to the committee
in view OF tile absence of Gen. :
'orrest-sUCH Testimony might cause I,
UR convictions to undergo a com /;
lete change; but, in fact, we have y
card something of this kind before, o
u in a Personal and Conidential'
which Capt French addressed Y
!, US, with his last letter for publica v
on, he asserted, that the authority
II the charge, which we had furnish
him (Gen. Forrest, had given him
.surances that he (Forrest) had ney- L
said or written, to US, anything de- II
'gaJory to his (French's) character. {
ut as we had Gen. Forests letter, "
the time, in our possession (this II
as r%evious to its publication, We Il
fused, then, to accept as a fact V
positive assertion /; and we h
g to decline to accept as facts, now, II
~ mere rumors concerning such e
tiers. u
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

The Connecticut, and other, Elec-
tons
HARTFORD, April 7.-Reviaed and
complete returns Of yesterdays cleo
ton give the total vote as 81 GIL. of
which Harrison Republican, received
40,042, Ingersoll Democrat 1874,
CLEVELAND, April 8.-The Dem>
ocrats gain three in the Council.
Republican loss since 1872 is 1898.
KANSAS CRY, April S'-The Dem
ocrats were successful in the election
here yesterday
ST. JOSEPH, April S.-Tbe DEM
ocraiic ticket has been elected here
This city has, since the negro popu-
lation began voting, given a Repub.
majority at every election until yes
terday.
CINCINNATI. April 8.-The Dem
ocratic majority in Cincinnati will
be about 5000 in a vote of about
rs 100.
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A Monument to Lynch.

Mississippi can point with pride
to the galaxy OF learned, talented
men who have in years past adorned
the positions OF trust and honor
which she took pleasure in confer
ing upon them. And while their
names and deeds are deeply engra-
ven upon her history and upon the
history of the Nation, no marble
tablet or towering shaft has been
erected by a grateful people over
their ashes or to their memory. 1t
is reserved for the present Senate Of
the State to pass an Act taking from
an unwilling people one thousand
dollars Of their money to assist in
erecting a suitable monument TO the
memory of the late James Lynch,
Secretary of State" A debauchee
a drunken, leclerous negro preacher /;
is thus to be honored, for the first
time. if we mistake not, in the history
of Mississippi.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

The bill, giving women iLo right
10 petition and protest against grant
Ing liccnce TO retail alcoholic liquors.
occupied tho last hours OF the session
In the House on Monday, II pas,el 4G
70 q and has received the signature
OF the Governor.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

Capt o q French has sent IN 20
the Governor bic resignation ~ =
memlef o. tho Legislature. Pfisab
business is the eaase assigned Tor she
resignation.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

The Legislature adjourned III . p.
NJ on tho Gu The Senate jecorons
ly bot tho House amid confession
aud uproar which amounted TO q per.
feet pand monium.
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Public Meeting.

AT a meeting Of the citizens
convened at Moss Point on the 4th
instant to take action in regard to
the reported abuses of our harbor,
DR.. E. F. Griffin was called to the
chair and Mr.. Jas. Shoolbred re
quested to act as Secretary.
The object of the meeting was care
fully and thoroughly discussed, and
upon motion of Col. Il. j. Borden a
committee of three was appointed to
inquire into the alleged abuses, and
to report either in public or other
wise as to their extent and remedy /;
and also 10 request the llarbor
Master to have all ballast brought
ashore thus protecting our light draft
vessels. On motioI of Col. Borden
the following committee was appoint
ed.
j. Durel, A. e. Blake,
E. B. Vaughan,
and the Secretary was ordered TO
notify them of their appointment and
request their mediate action.
After some discussion regarding
the management OF the harOor, the
meeting adjourned TO await the re.
port Of the Committee.
E. E. GRIFFIN, Pres.
j. Shoolbred. Sccty.
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sbsn Ihitga kaoekot Bengeaa
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f7etl4K W. EeHeeHa leH coo rIff
wifh w. Charles Bienyaaa ~ 49,
friend 81 Bay ~ ioua aad
morning So Phillips vent oat on
Conductor HByiegs Trails. aca1mfas
DIED ~ Metsra ~ Arms anI
uobhtgHh1. odd Ieh tho cars neaf
Boy r. Louis AZ Montgomery %
NIcb0Is1a Stallion W.. Acolt. a. he
surgeon cod aevsfsl other parties
sere on lh0 q "a.
TIE weapons used we're shot.auns
loaded gitb balt and Af Phillips
securing the advantage Of position
1ud the drst shot scattered The brains
Of bic antagonist who was instantly
Ill 81, az first Ere. The duolirg
ground was about a mile aud
Q half the other eide of the point
where Colonel Rhctt killed Judge
Cooley last year.
The wife OF Bienvonu Is o Mobile
lady, fofmeIy Miss Oliver, aud Is
noted for boing very attractive.
About q year ago Mr.. Bieugena
and wounded young Adams, son
VI LuCIcn Adams, whom the former
suspected to Of improper motives in
pursuing his wife. Adams, however,
recovered. There have been no
arrests.
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Also the subioined list of lands belong
ing to parties whose names or residences
or both are assessed as unknown :


Sc Or OF sw Or of sec 6 5. Total tax 0 81
Ne or of sec z 8 Total tax 81 OF
Ne or of Sc or of sec 9 + 8 rs Total tax O 81
Nv or of NV or OF sec 10 { s rs Total tax 0 81
Henry Albert, house g. lot East Pascagoula
Total tax SIS 81
J L Lobdel, front on beach Total tax $3s 40
Mrs Very, Kent place West Pascagouia To.
I l. sumrall in sec l2tSr7 Total tax As a
G Randolph. f c Stevens place Total tax SI2 81
Lot 8 Block "a Ocean Springs, Total tax SI2 81
Mrs McAffry, lot next to Illings at Ocean
Springs Total tax g 81.
Nauoorst 3 lots on Washington Av ard a resi-.
dence at Ocean Spring Total tax $l3 O5.
tax 50 IS
Tho npson Est, in sec 80 IL rs Total
tax 81 Sc
Sc Or of sec "a 4 IS; Total tax 81 81
hf of NV or sec mrs Total tax so
M-sJ Fountain residence in sec Is t7r 8 To-
taltax 81 IS
A S Parker in Lantrip claim, sec &c t . To.
tai tax IS %
9 w Wyatt lot in sec Z t4r 6; lot , and n hfof
lot 2 in sec 8 4 re Total tax 81 &c
Edmond Hester, W hf Of NV ar. ne or of NV
Or of sec 26t 5 7 5 Total tax o ~
DB Lay . hf sw a. Of ne Or ofsec Is t6r4
lot 9 in sec 20 t6r4 Total tax g. IS
+ Fort ne ar of sec 30 t6 "a Total tax Al on
Fort $ hf Of NV n n hf of sw or Of sec
Jacob Lyons W hfof ne Or, " hf of sc or of sec
Total tax 81 O3
Page, sw or of ne or Sc or Of syv or Of see
20 { 6 RI Total tax 81 O5
fetal tax " 20
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Especial Correspondence to Vicksburg Herald.
JACKSON April 4, 1874.

-
Especial Correspondence to Vicksburg Herald.
JACKSON, April 4, 1874.
That Governors levee has at las
taken place. 1t occurred last night
lacking, | am told, two essential re
quisites to making it a frst.cIass af-
fair, wine and women ; though | am
inclined to think the wassail was
somewhere to lie found in the neigh
borhood. There were no dulcet
strains of 1.-The gras5hopper settin
on a sweet later vine," or other Don.
i%zettian airs floating out upon the
breeze, yet | am persuaded the was
sail necessary to lead to such lyrical
feats was somewhere convenient to
be found, fiom the circumstance that,
in "the wee sma' hours ayant the
twal," my v~irtuous slumbers were
broken by that same wassail melting
a party Of visitors from the levee to
ask of the stars, or the
lamp posts, or immaginary maidens,
if 20 Lord gals, won't you come
out tonight" followed soon after by
another group who declared most
lngubriousjy and incorherently that
they wouldn't g'home till mornin'-
a no doubt truthful wall, unless, in
deed, they had some assistance to get
there. This opinion of the conven-
fence of wassail is still further
strengthened by the appearance of
the members to day. 1t is quite
strange-isn't it?-that at a temper
aucc party everybody should get
evrybody elses hat, and nobody
should wear away the same overcoat
that envelcpod him in going thither.
And by-the way, with tae hope Of
having the 'ole haiti return ed to its
proper owner, | give. free gratis for
nothing" a place FOR tie following ad.
vertisement, which was posted in a
conspicuous place in the House this
morning
"Lost-A ole hiatt. had a hole in
it. Bring it Back. Lost last night
al the manshum. Copy Lereof sent
to the Senit."
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county 70
sw ar sec 80 | r e state IS school s county 96
sw or ne or sec IS t | r 6 states school A" 10
II half NV or - 36 t | re do IL do 8" 26
e hf - % t2r6 do "a do I6" 50
w hf 81 e hf of e hf sec q , r 6 state 40 school
20 county 65
W bf sw or sec 3Ot ? r 6 state 8 school 4 couty 10
e hf sw or w hf Sc or sec 80 to + 6 state II
school s. ounty 26
e hf sec 8 t 3 r 6 state % school IL conntv Al
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To Delinquent tax payers OF jackson
county, Mississippi.
The following named delinquent tax
payers for the fiscal year 1873, non-resi
dents of the State, are hereby cited to be
and appear before the Board Of Supervi.
sors of Jackson county, at a meeting tc
be held at the court house thereof on
Monday April 18Th 1874, then and there
to pay the taxes due on the lands herein
after described, the same being reported
delinquent according to law by the Tax
Collector of said county to-wit
Joseph Ellison East Pascagoula Hotel. Total
tax 1884 80
G w Dickey, W half of s W quarter of sec 90
township . range 9 aud W hf Of Sc q. & n hf OF
sw II of sec 90 , g. Total tsx 50 90
WIN II Willard, W hf sec 7, W h f sec lS t S 5
W hf ofe ht of SO qr sw or e hf sc or see2 t 5 r 6
NV qrehf sw Or $ Inf of ne or ne or of Sc or sec
II t ) r6; e hf of sw or s hf of NV or sec ~; e hf
6 hf of sw or of sec 10 t 5 r 6; e Inf of ht of sec
II; all sec Is. lots & , sec 81; n hssec 2It5 r 6;
e hto o G hf of NV Or and Q hf Of sw or sec 2j t
8 9: ne ar ne ar Sc or sec % & sec - is re,
Total tax SOS Is
c Boster, W hf of NV Or Of sec 81 t 6r7. To
tai tax 81 81
Pardue Est, sw Or of ne Or & sw or of
Sc or sec 35 I 5 r 5; secs Is 4. l6; e hf of sw or &
~ ~ ~. y Nv VI o III VI II
W Or of ne qr, II hf of ne Or of sec % / g r 4, sw
Or of ne or, ne Or OF NV Or sec pc t 6 r S; Inf of
sw Or sec 10 t Or s. sw qr of sw or soc 25 6 RS;
8 hf of sw Or g. II hf of Sc Or sec IS t6 RS. To.
tai tax $lS 50
W A c Farragut Est, mill tract in secs IL & IS
t7r6j and Geo Farragut claim il sec 10 t 7 RI.
Total tax $l40 95
w Buddendorff, W hf & Sc or of sw or Il
sw or of Sc or sec 7t7r RS: and lots 4 & 6 of sec
24t7r9. Total tax $i2 SO
NJ } McRae Est, in sec ] g. IL Sr7. Total
tax 81 GA
Garland Goode, NV Or of ne or of sw or NV or
of Sc Or sec % 3 5; s hf of Sc or 5 hf of sw
Or NV Or of sw qr & sw Or of NV or of sec 25
81 5; Sc qr.ue or of sec 2G; W hf hf ne ar ne ar
sec 36t3 T 5 and sw Or of sw or sec 30 6 r 4; o
hf and sw or of NV Or of sec 25 ter 5; ne or of
sec 30; Sc qrne or of sw or sec 90 t G r ); S hf of
Sc Or sec 4 t3r in secs l6 & l7t3r7and lots Q
3, 5 & 6 in Sec 90 { 5 T 6. Total tax $I55 O6
James Y Brame, sw or of sec %; c hf g. sw az
of sec 30; in t , rS; W hfo Sc or W hf of ne ar
ne or of ne or sec l5t T 8; ne Or W hf of NV ar
Sc Or of NV or sec % Is + g; all sec 24t3rs; ali
OF sec 8 81 IA in t A RI, all of secs 81 hf of sec
8 t 4rs, Totaltax $50 IL
Also the subioined list of lands belong
ing to parties whose names or residences
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THE STATE OF MississIppf,

Greene County.
Board Of Supervisor, February Term 1874
TO the unknown owners Of tho follow
ing described lands. AT the above stated
Term Of said Court these lands were re-
ported delinquent. 1t was ther, fore Or
dered, that tney be advertised, and unless
the taxes and cost thereon are paid by the
first Monday in May 1874, they will be
co demned and sold US the law directs
Robert Byrd. N Division east Tract, sec 10 rs
Re-
do e tract sec "A t G, state tax 81 50 schol
tax I | % county tax 81 OF
UNKNOWN.
south east quarter sec Is t 5 r 6, state tax lie
school tax &c county 25
east hf sec - { | r 5 state 68 school 30 county Oh
W sole sec PCT | r state 81 school % cenniy SO
W hf sec 20 t | r 5 state 81 school l6 county SO
sw or sec 4 t2r5 II " s Of
whole" St2r" GA &" 2J "a
" I0t2r" 6S " % M
Lots 1 81 & 8 sec u t ? T ) state % school 10
county 43
whole sec "A 81 s state 60 school 30 county | o.
ne ar & nf NV ar sec ii 5 state 10 school
8 county 10
W hf sec ID t > r 5 state 81 school I6 count 50
ne ar NV or Sc or Sc or and NV or ne ar sec II I
5r > state IL school 6 county 10
W bf and lie I N e hf Sc or and sw Or sw ar sec 10
t5r 5 state "a school30 county | 90
whole SEES 81 I B r5 state G8 school, 81 county | OF
ne or ne ar and he qrsw or sac % t 5 7 5 state 9
Z hOul 4 county I3
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Wa ~saf~s . fssag aa ~. ~ s~iass~s
a. sf1n Eenssyss .sl.s = us Dept
20 Oshss.k-< 80 msa sssses a.. -
F~s.~@xnais n u ss toe aeaaa sai 90 A.
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Co Mohamed nebi vsec ko
videll Musulmani mali sedm nebi a
vefi ze podle vzdalenosti jejich cd zeme, V
Mich tez vsecko velkolepejsi nadhernej
81 Sc ieyi. Mohamed, pokud jeste ma zemi
zil,vsecky je professional. Y poslednim,
sedmem nebi, spatfil and6la, ktery mel
10000 1st, ' kazdych lstech 10000 jay
kd ma kazdem jazykd 10000 hlasd a
vsemi temi hlasy chvalil ,Vsemohouciho"
a sice We dne noel. Tedy "a triliony a
10 bilion1 hlas6 chvali boha; jak obrov-
sky to koncert Divno, 20 panu bohu
usi nezalehnou, nebof takovy rev, ryk,
kirk, kvikot, vyskot, jasot, hlahol, bzukot
musi byti nebi, jak my Americe IL
kane nuisance" Nam ztrpGuji ma
zemi zivot jiz hasiuety. Jak jsme tomu
radi, ze isme Sc nenarodili Turkem; ne
musime Sc desit tureckeho nebe tim o.
bludnYm koncertujicim andelem.