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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-01

il A I'D
We Published last week The Official
Notification of the organization OF
the New Board Of Supervisors with
Mr.. johnson Ware as President.
We believe the old Board retires
with the recommendation of the people Of
the vsqyssa, who are satisfied that
they dYas;irged their official duties
TO the best their ability.
We hope the New Board will en-
ter upon their duties with an eye
single to the Public Good.
For the people Of the County, we
take the liberty of saying, dat Mr.
JohniE. Clark has proved a worthy
upright and jealous officer one who
has discharged the onerous, aud re-
sponsible duties of Sheriff to the en-
tire satifaction o.. The people who
placed him in Office, and he has theil
best wishes for his future success
If his, successor will come up iS
his stssdard be viii give entire sat
isiaclion.
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.VEL ON HOUSE.

This house Is located at the Rsil Road
Depot, is we'll furnished and gives the
best ( fare and unexceptionabie attention,
A share of the public patronage is respect
fully soiici ed.
JOHN NELSON Proprietor.
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CHANCEkY COURT-Fmsr DISTRICT
W, G. HENDERSON, Chancellor.

In the county of Perry, on the first MONDAY q
January, April. July, and October, ana continue
Six DAYS. ,to,la,
Of January, April, July and October, and cons
tjnue six days. u.ui,r
In the csuply of jackson. on the third Monda!
of January, April July and October. and CONTINUE
twelve DAYS. ruiar
ater The fourth Monday of January, Aprll, July
October and aud continue twelve days.
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Foe all having spare time. Something
new and fast selling. No fancy article, bet "A
neceessity to nil classes of people, actually
Swing money to buyers. BUSINESS honorable ;
pleasant; no risks; home or abroad; day or even.
ing; and extremely profitable. You will
miss your best chance if you fail to write for
full particulars and valuable anspie to
+. A. HUTcHISsoA d. Co, st. Louis, Mo.
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JUSTICE CouR%s.-Regular terms 81 Justice
60, ,-;lt no held in District No. 3 as follows,
to.wi,. At Moss Point on The second Saturday
and at Scranton on the frat Monday ai'er the
fourth Saturday in sach mouth.
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We call attention to the card oil
Professor Wbyte Of the Live Oak
Academy. This Institute is Just
about to commence upon its Second
Term is delightfully."- situated in a
country perfectly healthy, in a quiet,
moral community, where no tempta-
tions to vice E presented to the
Young, and where persons from a
distance may send their children
with every assurance that the strict
est attention win be paid TO their in
tellectual and moral culture.
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STgELE,

fASCA G O A d DEPOT.
b.. II. Picket informs his friends and the trav-
cling public that he has established his Livery
sable at the Depot, where he 10 prepared to fur
nish b0rses--saddle or TO harness, with vehicles,
at any time of the day or night. Also, hauiing
of all kinds done at short notice on reasonable
terms. With prompt and careful attention, aud
moderate charges, be trust to merit the patronage
of he nublic. dec2l-ly
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jackson County.
Alexander A. Mckay,
VS.. Attachment 1or
Collin J. Elliott, $3.50 90.
Peter Berger.
Gironit Conrt Nov Term 1272

Collin j. Elliott, $3.50 90.
Peter Berger.
Circuit Court Nov. Term 1873.
Rsturnable to May Term 1874.
IT appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court. that the defendant Collin J.. Elliott
is a nonresident of the State of Missis-
sippi and that he resides in the town OF
p kin, county OF Farewell, aud State OF
Illinois, it is therefore ordered, that notice
be given by publica,io in the Pnsca 5ouia
STAR. q newspaper published in said
Jackson county, requiring said Elliott to
appear at the Circuit court to be held IN
said county at the court house thereof, in
the town of Scranton, on the first Mon
day of May next, and plead answer o.
demur to plaintiff $ complaint.
Given under my hans with the seal OF
said court f fixed, Jan. q 1874.
seal G. Fl. ALLEY,
febI-1m CLERK.
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PeriaCtP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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OMAHA.
ALoyely Brotherhood.

OMAHA. September 2.-The Republi-
can State Convention met At 3 p. m. to-
day. Organization WAS effected after
some trouble, and amid much confusion
The Committee on Credentials was out
over two hours, and the convention sd-
iourned TO $50. The report presented
gave much dissatisfaction and was with
difficulty adopted The factions of the
eastern and western parts of the State
are divided against each other and much
bad feeling prevails. A petition was pre-
sented, signed BY Governor Turner and
other leading Republicans, requesting
the convention TO fake sn advance step on
the temperance question by submitting
the question Of license or no license 10 the
people. The question was referred to
Committee on Resolutions.
General George Roberts addressed the
convention. He took the position that
the Republican party is the one Of pro-
grcss. The war Of aces has commenced
in the south. When every man,
said the speaker, in the south, BE- he red,
black. or white, from the humbleSt dug
out in the land TO the stately mansion on
the seaside shall he be safe in his senti-
ment and person, then, and not until
then, has the Republican party perform
ed It's mission
A son of prominent citizen was
gored to death BY COW this afternoon.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Dodge, with the
headquarters Of four companies of the
2Sd infantry, will arrive from Arizona,
tomorrow.
There was Il considerable fall Of rain
to-day. The weather was cold with
snow at Cheyenne. this morning.
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YER RMONT,
Usual Republican victory Poland
Defeated.

MONTPELIER, September 2.-Rcturns
still come in slowly, but enough j. known
to indicate the election of Judge Peck,
Republican, Governor by the usual Yer
mont majority, after allowing for a light
er vote. The House will be ovcrwhclm-
nigly Republican, and the Senate nearly
unanimously the same way. One hun
drod and ten towns return eighty-"nc
Republicans to the Legislature to twen-
ty-fOur DemocraC>, thcr" being no choice
n.fve. The vote for Governor in ll3
towns stands Peck 20,W4; Bingham
8.5Ol. In 1872 the vote in tn" same
towns was Converse, 24,G3G; Hraton,
Democrat, l0,jl3. The contest in the
Second Congressional District has been Il
verv hot one and results in the defeat of
Poland, the bolters mainly supporting
Hon. ID. e. Denni,on, Of Ragalton, in
Windsor County, but their ac-
vice to their followers
was to vote for anybody to draw votes
from Poland. The exact result of tn"
ballot of yesterday aS far as heard from
in forty-two towns out Of eighty, l. ~
follows:
Poland, 1852; DcnniSon, j,2j2; DHvrn-
port, 1890; scattering, 5S4. In 1872 tn"
vote in the same towns stood thu.:
Poland, 1866; Steele, bolter, 2,l30;
Davenport, 1872; scattering 245. The
vote for Poland has fallen of 3,7l4,
or onc-half since 1872, and D"nnison,
vote, compared to that Of steele in 1872.
has gained 3,l2l. In 1872 Poland led
Steele in thc>" towns j.2iG, and this year
Drnnison lead, Poland l.3g9
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MINNESOTA.
Lumbermen's Meeting.

ST. PAUL, September AT n large
meeting of lumbermen of the 81. CroiN al
saltwater, after the adoption of pre-
amble setting forth that the business of
cutting timber has been overdonc, and
that the prices obtained within the past
two years have not paid reasonable
profit, while the forests have been stripped
nf valuable timber, it wS>
Resoired, That We, the lumbrrmcn ot
the ST. CroiH Valley, pledge oursclvc, tu
unite the general lumber interests of this
and other lumber proprictors in adopting
such means and measures H. may seem
requisite TO accomplish result 80 Impcr-
ativcly demanded.
RrSolr,H, That We view with alarm the
repeal of the duty on Canadian lumber.
In view of the immense stock of logs and
lumber now held by American parties
aud the very low prices at which they
are being sold, it would be- absolute ruin
to add 10 the present stock in view of III"
amount which would br thrown on the
market by Canadian manufacturers; and
W. protest against the repeal of said duty
because it will BE- prcjudicial 10 the Who'll"
American people, and We call on our
Senators and Representatives 10 defeat
such repeal if possible.
Delegates were appointed 10 attend
the State convention of lumbermcn, AT
Minneapolis, on the 4th inst.
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CINCINNATI
Industrial Exposition.

CINCINNATI. September 2.-The IN
austrial Exposition opened to-day with
the most enthusiastic holiday Cincinnati
ever experienced. The forenoon was de-
voted to the reception of the military
as follows: Detroit National Guards,
Csmpell Guards and Sill Guards Of
Chillicothe, Cleveland Greys, Harris
Guards of Dayton, Myers Cadets Of To-
ledo, Springfield Light Guards, Wal
bridge Zouaves of Toledo, Indianapolis
State Guards and three Cincinnati com
panies. The parade of military through
the streets at half past one was the most
splendid display the city ever had. A
hundred thousand people witnessed it.
The battalion marched TO the Exposition
building and attended the opening ex-
ercises, in which Mayor Johnson, Gov.
Allen, Gov. Hendricks, S. G. Daud Hor-
ton made speeches. The military then
proceeded to Eden Park, and gave a
dress parade witnessed by 10000 persons.
The city all day has been hung with BAN
ners gaily decorated. Business was gen.
orally suspended. The Chamber Of
Commerce and city Offices closed with
splendid display Of fire works, given on
Elm street tonight. The Orphans Soci-
ETY. gave a concert tonight in Horticul-
tural Hall. The receipts at
the gate were the largest ever had on
an opening day, and larger than the
first four DAYS of last year. The crowd
at the fire works tonight numbered not
less than 10000. The weather was fine
and the success most brilliant. The fine
art display is the best evergiven here in
variety and rank. consisting of the
works of the best French artists. The
great work of Turner, one by Knous,
and one by MeSSomier are on the walls;
also, the Cloghorn collection of engrav-
ing and full water color display. The
industrial department has never been
equalled. The art hall, in arrangement
and variety, surpasscs all previous ex-
hibitionS.
VIM. Baird, metropolitan policeman,
while attempting to take Trim Davis, a
deaf mute out of the vestibulc of Jack
lcyS circus, was shot by Davis and in
Stantly killed. Davis has been arrested.
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SAN FRANCISO.
soundinss for IA Cable to Japan.

SAN FRANCIsCo September 2.-The
steamer Tuscarora left here just a year
ago to-day to survey the line and make
soundings for cable to Japan. The first
attempt from Cape Flattery was aban-
doned on account of the latcnesS of the
season, and she made soundingS on and
off the coast from Cape Flattcry to San
Diego. From that port she struck out
for Honolulu, making soundings as she
went. From Honolulu she proceeded to
Yokohama, via the Barine Islands. The
deepest water found on this line was
8,2S7 fathoms. Two lines were started
from the coast of Japan, but abandoned
on account of the great depth of the
water The third line was found fra>-
ibc, and line WAS run to Huril Island,
one of the Aleutian group; thence run TO
OunataSki, and from there to Cape Flat
terry. The greatest depth found on this
line was five and one-fourth miles.
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ENGLAND

LoYDoN, September 2-The Marquis
Of Ripon has resigned the position "f
Grand Master Of Ere" Masons and will
BE- succeeded M interim By the Prince of
Vale.
The steamship Wyoming, which .ail"d
to-day from Liverpool for New York,
took out four huddred Mormons. hall "f
whom sre from the British islands.
LosDoS, September 3, s 4. Nth"
.Norning Po-t says thst senior Rascan.
Spanish Minister at Berlin, delivered bis
rredentialS to EmPeror William ye'ter-
dav
The ncwly'accorded Minister, Of Spain
at London, Brussel- and The Hague will
also present their credentials in a feH
days
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Tie National Board OF Steam Navi-
ga.inu met at Buffalo, Yesterday, in Sc
rrr. .,.,,inn. Delegate, from all sections
Il the nitrd States We're present. j. r.
Whiting. of Michigan. President of tn"
Bu,ri wnS in the chair.
rhumn, \. Morris, senior Bishop Of
lhr Methodist church, died nj his resi-
Hrnr. IN Springfield, Ohio, Yesterday
ag"d Eighty years.
Adam Wolf has been appointed sur
,ryor "t customs at Nashville.
The nrg" Touring mills NJ Buffalo,
ruumnu county, West Virginia, w"r"
Gr-troyrd bv fire Monday night. Loss,
sl2.VOO. Five thousand bushels of wheat
We're consumed.
At Liberty, Kentucky, Tuesday, a
ru regard to au old f"ud
Additional attack, have been made
ia Puyccrda by the CarliNt>, who were
nrpul,rd with great loss
The government telegraph authoritir,
1i England hRv" agreed To- lease wire
:" III" direct cable terminus, with the
privilege cooperating il by the company.>
'npI"yr>.
Samuel BIoomrr ha, been appointed
gUnCrr Of the Second District of Min
ue-ota
: 4. Com has been nominated for
Congress by III" Republicans ofthr Sec
.,ud District of kYu.s.
The Bishop Of Iucatan has issued An
order accommodating all Catholics who
""ntract civil marriage
Later news from Australia states that
on July llth, near Bird Island, the
American bark Sierra Nevada, and brig
G"orgr H. Peak collidcd The latter in
SANITY sunk. The officers and crew
were rescued by the bark.
Breyrt Major General John &. Foster
tiled NJ Nashua, New Hampshire, yestrr-
day.
The Congressional Convention of the
NashvI.l" district, held at Clarksville,
Yesterday, nominated John +. House,
OF Montgomery, by acClamation. Strong
'N-''S''S N'AA'AilNI4IS Nlf ahlt tNtlEhSt>
m Gibson and Frousdale counties, and
r"mmending the course of the Governor
IN relation thereto, were passed.
The Democrats of the Ninth district
."t kentucky have nominated Hon. Han
'on Cochran tor Congress.
Tn" Memphis Register has resumed
publication.
The National Master Car Painters are
holding convention at Buffalo.
The Republican Congressional Con-
v"nti"n Of the Sixth Illinois District al
Princeton, after two DAYS session and
lo ballots nominated Col. Thomas J
Henderson, in the place Of J. B. Hswley,
The late member.
The Republican Congressional Con.
vention inthe First district of Wisconsin
rrnominated Hon Charles G.. Williams
In the Seventh Congressional district
Hon John Rusk was renominated bv tn,
Republicans.
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INDIANA.


INDIANAPoLr, September 2-The
State Temperance Convention which BE-
gan IL session this afternoon 81 the Pir.t
Baptist church, i largely attended by
representatives from all part Of the
State. Hon. VIM. Baxter. Of Richmond;J
J.Talbytt, of New Albany; Mr. Do~ney,
Of Greenczstle; Nh. Emily AslOney, oi
Elkhart, and n number Of other prOrni-
nent temperance speakers were present,
The session to-day was devoted princi-
pally TO organization. Tonight an sd-
dress Of welcome 10 the delegates viii BE-
delivered BY Mrs. L. o. Robinson, ofihis
city, and response by Mr.. Dewey, Of
Greencastle.
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CLEVELAND.
Fifth Annual Northern Ohio Fair

CLEVELAND, September 2.-The tltth
Annual Northern Ohio Fair, TO b. heId
at Cleveland, commences Monday lith
inst. Entries in all the departments are
coming in rapidly, and the space IN the
various exhibition halls are filling UP
rapidly. The races to be held IN con-
nection with the fair, promises to be oil
unusual interest; large number OF
horses are now on the ground, and many
more are expected. Entries Tor the
races closes Monday, September :.
Fire and Boiler Explosion.
4 fire at North Jackson, MahonlnS
county, ten miles from Youngstown, this
afternoon, destroyed the store of Dixon,
Clark l. Co., but little of the stock being
saved. Loss about $4,000; fully insured
in the Sun, of Cleveland; Home, Of
Columbus, Ohio; Niagara, of New York.
and the German American. of New
York. The fire is believed to be the
work Of an incendiary.
The boiler in the Shippers Stave mill
at Meadville, Pa, exploded this morn
ing. Phillip Cteck, aged IS, was instant
ly killed and several other persons slight
ly injured. The mill was completely
demolished. The boiler was thrown n
distance of 500 feet. The cause of the
explosion is unknown.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SAN Francisco, September 2.-Thc
United States Steamer TuScarora sent
out to make sounding- for cable from
this oaast to Japan. i passing up the
harbor.
New. YORK, September 2.-The steam
ships Tcutonia and Hsmmonia from
Hamburg have arrived. The steamship
Arragon from New York for Bristol.
Englsnd. have arrived ont.
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OFYICE oF CHTEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN September >, 5P.M
PROBABILITIES.
For THURSDAY over the South Allan
tic States stationary or falling barome-
ter, slight change. in temperature, easter
" winds, partly cloudy weather and pO--
sibly local coast rains. Ovcrthe Eastern
Gulf States slight change in t"mpera-
ture and pressure. castcrly wind and
partly cloudy weather. over the Wet
ern Gulf State, southeast winds and
warm weather followed By rising pres
sure and cool northerly wind. with
light local rains over the Northwest.
Lower Missouri and Upper Mi.-i.'iPpI
Valleys high barometer, lov temp"ra-
ture. nnrtherly wind. and partly cloudy
and clear weather. Over Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley .outherlv. followed BY
cool nurthw"-t"-ly wind. and ri-ing
barometer. with partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain. Over the Upper
Lake Region noTthwe,;erly winds, rising
barometer. lower Temperature and cloudy
and clearing weather. Oyer the Lover
Lake. southwe.tcrly winds, higher tenn
persture and falling barometer. follow I'd
by northwest winds, cloudy weatber,
lower temperature and rising barometer.
Over the Middle and Eastern State.
stationary or falling barometer, higher
temperature, southerly wind. snd partly
cloudy weather. F...
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BOSTON.
sweet Scented Meeting.

BosroN, September 2.-Thr colorcd
indignation meeting held here Tonight
was addressed by VIM. Wells Brown,
Geo. l.. Ruffin, Joshua J. Smith, +. e..
Walkers and others. They believed that
there had been shown altogether to"
much leniency to cN-rcbelS, and that the
old slave-holding power WAS still Strug-
Cling for supremacy. They called upon
the President to take prompt measures
for the suppression of the present stat" OF
affair, and if he had not power to Il" that.
10 convene an extra session of Congress.
Resolutions expressive ofthes" sentiments
wcrr ndnntrd
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FRANCE.
Frsurh Anhirs.

PARIS, September 2.-The civil guard
over Bazaine, who were arrested st ~
Ma.gueryille on a charge ofconiying at
hi, escape, hrye been released.
The sale Of ten BonAPsrtist Journal, all
pubished in the Province, have been
prohibited by orders from the Minister
of the Interior.
The English Pilgrims arrived at Pan
tiguey to-day. The party number 3l3.
and include Arch Bi.hop Manning.
Esrl Of Gainesboro and other member,
of mobility.
The trial Of Colonel Eilletts and 9th.
~ alleged accompliees in Bszsines o.
cape. will begin on the l4th int
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A Few Left.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. Patterson Cannot Get Up Rio

CoLUMBIA,fScptember AT a meet
ing of the Board of Trade of Columbia,
held this evening, resolutions were passed
denouncing the attempt of certain par
ties, and particularly John j. Patterson,
to create false impression as to the re-
lations which exist between the white
and colored people Of this State. They
declare emphatically that there are no
signs of any danger of a collision between
them; that these reports and attempts
are disastrous 10 the prosperity of the
people, and that whatever appearance of
trouble may have existed was due and
directly creditable to the colOred men
acting on the advice and suggestions Of
bad white men, who, for their own ends,
are intent upon bringing about ruptur"
between the races. They brand the
statement that there is any danger Of II
rupture as false, and ask the national au-
thorities to cause an investigation to be
made into the statements of Patterson
and others, made at Washington.
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WYOMING.
Severe storm.

GREEN RIVER, September 2.-The
western bound passenger train due here
at : o'clock this morning, was detained
ten hours four miles west of Rock
Springs, by the sinking bridge across
Bitter Creek, arriving here At 5o'Clock
in the evening. The heaviest storm
known in this country passed over here
last night. Snow fell here this mornin.
about one inch deep.
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BUFFALO,.
Accidcut:

BUFFALO, September. Richard Hal
lis, a visiting alderman from st. Louis
was thrown from buggy and had his
leg broken, Tuesday evening.
Natio nal Board OfSteam Navigation.
About seventy-fve delegates were
present at the session of the National
Board of Steam Navigation this after
noon. Reports from various committees
were presented and discussed tonight.
Geo. b. Hibbard, admiralty lawyer of this
CITY, addressed the board on the liabilities
Of owners under the present marine laws.
The Board adjourned until 9o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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NEW ORLEANS.
A Murder.

New ORLEANS, September 2-,Iustin
Bordenny was murdered by Alexander
Newton last night. The blood7thjrsty
disposition of Newton is the only cause
for the deed Bordenny was an indus
trious, inofiensive jeweler. He leaves n
wife and several small children. New
ton in 1872 murdered police othcer
Townsend; but being pet of the author
ties, escaped unpunished. During the
past two years he has been engaged in n
half dozen cutting and shooting ScrapeS.
He is now in the lookup. .I.,.
The Citizens bank suspended this
morning.