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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14
The Vicksburg Herald says :


1--WE regret to learn that some
Democratic Senators are too often all
sent from their seats, and, that, as a re-
suit of this objectionable absence,
measures are frequently hurried
through that might otherwise, with
the aid of liberal and independent
Republicans, be defeated. We learn,
for instance, that the Infamous
measure rushed through the Senate
last week, authorising sureties on of.
hcial bonds to Justify" by swearing
that they are worth the required
amount cir invisible property, "
could have been defeated, ut for the
culpable and criminal absence of
certain Democratic Senators! When
gentlemen seek an election as Senator,
or Representative in the Legislature.
and obtain it, they come under a
solemn obligation to discharge, to
the best of their ability, the duties
o. the position TO which they have been
chosen. From the time the Legisla-
lature meets until It's final adjourn
ment, the and their services belong
exclusively to their constituents, and
they have no right to run home TO
look after planting or mercantile af-
fairs, or to practice law at various
and distant courtsi The public
pays them, and the state has a right
10 demand their entire time and
their closest atte ntion to its business.
There are some hundred and fifty
members of the Legislature, and yet
fully one-ttird of that number are
hahitually and eternally absent DUR
ing its session!
Many of the members OF the Legis
are getting ready for a big
drunk in New Orleans next week,
On the occasion Of Mardi Gras. II
hey will go at their own expense
hey may go and never return, so
ar as q majority Of the people care,
put if they vote to adjourn and draw
heir per diem while reyelling in /,
Orleans, we shall publish their ,
names and hold them up to the con- j
empt of their entire constituency. !
We have the names Of ave Demo- j
ratio Senators who were absent !
shen the iniquity bond was passed, )
My M Of whom was sick. Shame
q item. .
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

GRAND GIFT CoNCERT.-We would
call the attention OF our readers to
the Grand Gift Concert TO take
place at Corinne, Utah, March 3lst,
1874. The object of this landable
enterprise is to benefit the Public Free
- 49, "Liah IA th. only
one in the Territory. Tho s-as,tlaman
who are identified with it are well
known as financially sound and of I'M
questionable integrity, and the draws
ing is certain to take place at the
time advertised, 1894 prizes will
be given away, amounting to s226, 500
ranging from $4,000 to 81 90, and
only 81 90 a chance, or six for IS 90
Here is an opportunity TO secure a
fortune for a small investment. See
their advertisement,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

A letter to us, just as we go press
from Mr.. Cardozo State Superintend.
ent informs us Mr.. Wesley Ferril
was appointed County 5uperintend.
ent by the State Board. Mr.. Fer,
rill is VIGOROUSLY incompetent /; ap.
peared before the Board at the same
time that the applicant alluded to in
our editorial did, and utterly failed
to pass, and to receive a e rtifcate.
His appointment is a FARCE on our
Toasted public educational system,
and is ia clear violation Of law.
WHAT says the Pilot now to " %intelli-
gence" qualifications" &c. being the
SOLE tests.
Let the Co. Supts. be elected by
the people.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

Miss. sALLIE Z. CARTER, sister to
Judge Carter, Of Meridian, died In
fhis city Thursday morning at Q
o'clock. Miss. Carter was highly
esteemed in this community, and was
regarded as a victim OF that enemy
OF the human race, consumption, vet
she camly and r%csignedly awaited the
coming of death .--[Enterprise Gov,
fier, Feb. 7th.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

The DAILY GRAPHIC of Mobile i.
a Are Institution. The proprietor.
are devoting themselv YES to the de, ell
optnent Of tie Resources of the CITY
& State and the South, and their er.
sorts are being. appreciated and sup
ported. They intend to make them
selves useful to Mobile and her citi-
gems, and when a paper docs this,
generally-aud it should erer be So
II proves a rule that works both
ways"
They have introduced a feature.
new for Mobile but common enough
at the North, where people are more
wideawalie than with us. Over
Royal street, ia front of the Graphic
Office hangs a large canvas, on which
every evening, commencing at Z
o'clock, a fine instrument with an
Electro Calcium Light, throws pic
lures, of which Messrs. Hill & Mar.
tinez,the operators have a large as
sorsment.
A dense crowd ~congregates on The
street to see the pictures, and &C.
casionally they r favored, with the
business card of some live firm.
That's the Biz part of the Show.
We were Graphically compliment,
ed the other evening , whilst We
gazed ct each succeeding picture ;
unrolIeds az it were. to our astonish-
cd vision we beheld.-
" subscribe to the Pascagoula Star,
1t DEVELOPS Home Interests.
We took of Dur shocking bad hat,
and re6eoied upon tho truth OF the
Inscription.
N. B. II is probable that Messrs.
Hill & Martinez will visit some of
The towns along our road with their
Instrument and pictures.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

W. II. Kelly & Co. can be found al
their old store On Royal ST. next to
tde Custom House. Their assori-
ment Of Household Furniture is
handsome and complete, aud we ad.
wise u rcaders-particaIarly cur
young friends who have just entered,
or are about to enter, into the matri.
monial state-who contemplate start.
ing housekeeping by all C to
call on Kelly & Co.
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NsL hssis. " A.. sfTssas, gsyl
sgasF ~ ilpea. sad ens ~ M~ ~fl
lhgsH Nss ~ ne Atsfs H. sssflnse
IN nlst aeAse srsmsto haze aDna at
We blsfed ~ = biae whleh 4Ngsetsa
sgssldefshie sflesioa Hiekesed
spptitfsd aea west asf ~ YES =
gpvd hal N . waa. Davis ~sW ~
Rslp M Ne hare N uossgsog 80
sygnd snd hsatsy ~ heif N ~
great espcaae ~ sfD~, hiood sad
lfsasafe u sag setbrsa ~ is~isxrsms
q W~sshiaglos Nhich ore costly
Ie sas = laf nan man vho was
siiipg ~ DO almost s%eglkina for
Feaes " was only ior the mks ~
pcaec lbai Ne gave ~ the cod N Che
Capitol ba VS. In possession Of ard
let w. Tho Office 10 Coks shoaa o6lg
claim ppon II was That q mere msjo :
~ 0f 10000 ~ The citizens ~ Texas
bad expressed o preference for bin
~ The pylls
Ana then Davis vent ont and loft
Texas n Tho teuder mefcies ~ Coke.
Poor Texas We cannot blams
Davis Indeed no one could biame
bin now " he sbosid pack Nj. carpet.
bag and move oui Of the State
deserves u. And how how
proud we al ought 10 10 Of Davis.
Durrell offered TO "swop OF q
Iudgeship Tor q second class mission
o save trouble and keep the peace
Davis offered to arbitrate against
10000 majority to avoid bloodshcd.
What O pity that that kind Of states
nen are 80 rapidly disappearing frcm
life.
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BUCKEYE POULTRY YARDS.

Offer for sale Eggs for Hatching from the FOL.
lowing varieties Of Pure Bred Land and Wate,
Fowls, at ~ SO per dc zen
Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff, Black, Whit
and Partridge Cechins. Brown and White Leg
horne. White and Grey Dorkings, plymouth
Rocks, Houdans, Rouen and Ayles6nrp Ducks,
Toulouse and Bremen Geese. ! warrsb ons hall
or more of each dozen Eggs to hatch If they AZ
not ] will replace them for SO cents per dozen.
Send stamp for descriptive circular. Eggs sen,
C.. d ID. If desired. G We nae \ trial.
Isaac LrsDE, Marlboro, Stark Co. Ohio
feb14 3m
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

We acknowledge The coariesy Of
OF the Order OF Myths Of Mobile. for
an Invitation and card Of admdnance
60 the Theatre, with their compli.
menis, for next Tuesday evening on
the occasion Of the celcbI alton Of
their 9Th Anniversary
We shall Try TO be there.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

East PAscAeouLA, MISS. Feb. 6, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Boerd of Commissioners for deepening
the mouth OF East Pssosgoula River by
Dredging. until the 10th day of MARCH.
Specii ations of the work, to include
about %, 600 cubic yards, may be had on
application in person or by mail.
The Board reserve the right 10 reject
any or ell bids. w. 8. DoDsoN, ST.,
feb14-td Secretary,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

j.. G. Smith & Co., Wholesale
and retail Grocers are on Govern
rDent street, only one block above
the railroad depot. They are now
doing a good business with this local.
ity, have given perfect satisfaction,
and we hope it will much be increas-
ed. We call attention to their card
in anotl err column.
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ENTERPRISE, Miss Feb. 0. 1874

Editor Times:
The case of Edmonson vs.. Par
ker, was disposed Of to day by
Judge Hancock. The plaintiff was
represented by Mr.. Street, of Pauld
ing, and defendant by Judge Evans.
G. A. Smith, and Mr.. S. A. d.
Steele. On a full hearing, and after
argument of counsel, the Court held
that inasmuCh as Parker was elected
at the general e.eotion in 1871, he
was entitled 10 hold the office of
Circuit Clerk for four years from
the lSt Monday in January 1872.
G.. \. 5.
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Mn. Altar, Postmaster, N oar,
Scranton r o desire. os 10 .ay thu,
W. PsJoo he dttaiy, ha. charge Of
The cMcs, and rcqse.is that sli Official
communications relating 10 tie Office,
DO directed 10 him.
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MNH"H
!, % Ne IN lssf ugy Aas., q
Hlssis~ppa ssni 4 spesisl me.ssgs n
ppe ~f~giaslses spos M sst sst 81
sssses = NJ sss's, N shlsh \,
ssys
1ks stats u Ia aahs ies sfsll
Impaired ssd n 10 NJ ths fevisis
isss " ~ 81 sys sassecs Whatever
y N w. aoseF
Tbs e,tsl sa, sni N stats issc,
collected sahasiiy sysfsges Hon.
600 me ss'insled ysstiy sspensc
N ne state government y 800 600 ,
leaving a lalaece NJ srpoadhsfss
over fecsipta NJ fisOnG0
To overcome this balsase he fe-
comments
I That al state paper no~ oul
standing be Withdrawn from eIrcuIa
lion aod bonded or registered al q
lair ratio ef interest and that IN IN
lpro oil state taxes be collected In
United States currency
II suggests this last clause because
The states paper u nj a discount Of
from twenty To forty per cent, ard,
ifit Il received IN payment Of tstes
at par, The state has 10 sustain ihis
loss whenever paid out on account Of
current expenses.
2 A reduction Of $4,000 per On
in the cost Of the judiciary, with
o"t impaifing Its efficiency by a mod
ifcation Of the law relative TO com
Of jurors.
3 The cutting down Of the $4,000
! year, appropriation TO the smallest
" the two universities.
4 Reducing the costs Of county
.uperiutcndents supervision of schools '
5 a reduction in the expenses of
he Legislature, by paying members o {
llary insied OF by the day. q
The Governor is of the opinion /
lat, should .a,se recommendations C
} adopted and rigidly carried out,
ore than the annual desidcratum of .
$4,000 will be saved, and the OK.
'nses of the state kept within +
y
lie submits tl,is little bill of costs !,
r running the Legislature as things c
W stand 5
q average cost of he l. Legislature al
u"y, R.'.'....,,.,.--.--......$ 1880 IN
> average pay of me Rbers per SEES. al
of sixty days, IL. ,u............ $4,000 "
the average pay of members per q
"f' 10 ''ef'--.--.. .,............ l2,W0 tb
a session of sixty days will
It the state ovc 100000 aside
m public printing and other incidcn
expenses which accumulate SO Cd
idly. thu
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"a hs's heis's 'isAsh. sss ,spstsl 4
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sss lath esi ss@ n soo "A b,sstss \,
sesssg h~skefs " vgfss. .hl1t go
sswss7i Ne npagtat saa N myst -
ssliapi ssssmsnahlp JCu.ls 4
Fess sss fhe Asssls
Alsai ise PESOS go ite
fvrss sssH Ter s'sss gstgosr
n Cos ffeseh a 60 ~as ssiatd.t
~ ~ ~ fli,sss NJ n tAi. Thsy
iafs api % good sss .; triess o.
lo* - 'se Nv say shsrs ot,2lssd ssd
cen saec' sslsily somfets wiih ~,
wmk so heir ssfs - from l.or
opghly bio diied lsml'es, g%snersIfy
~ stpfsss nod ~ says eMnLavae
Lahtsfmsh" Cypress b. the gec.s
lsntcr bow In nee ~ poofs Sash.
Bliads eic ahd everything CONNECT
ed sitb the work daish u . house
they supply such m establishment
u worthy Of The most liberal patron.
age and should receive H. And W
would he glad " bust sueh another
could 10 started vt I'asoagmla We
leel satisfied Il would poyea lfofl.
able Investment Aud then Mobile
has
MCDONALD AND MARGINS MARBLE Yaap,
Is doing q most extensive bus
We are personally cognizant
v the fact that some OF their work
vas ordered for Illinois, and We arc I
atislied, that for beauty and taste ,
isplayed in carving, ihoroughncss OF /
Torkman'hip, and prices, they cannot \
c excel,cd To the South; aud ~ they
stcnd, and their work becomes more o
idely known, they will be more aud 7
otter appreciated. We were aston. o.
he'd, in walking through their yard, ID
learn how reasonable in price were ci
G beautiful and elegant specimens III
grave stones, slabs, columns ETC.,
fact OF which but few persons, con- at
r~atiyely, are aware. ro
Some of tie public buildings Of the So
y show evidences of their haadi. ar
rk, and, at Inc same time 81.
cinens of Alabama stones, which s.,
y have used, and thus have assis> the
in developing the resources of the
te. They are practical workmen, the
wn up in Mobile, where they learn. Gil
their trade, and are a credit to sto
r City ard Section. TIL,
her Foundries we have lately sta
Ken; her Merchants, many of them, { he
liberal and public spirited, we and
not here enumerate them, but their the,
DIS may be found in the columns MOI
he STAR. yert
here seems TO be q determination VIII
he part of Mobilians to take a N
start, and instead of sinking in aro
Slough of Despond, to nerve in \
for renewed effort and to ricr
their city forward in the race in noG,
h are engaged all our Southern kind
). Sire
bile old Mobile, the place OF our and
'ity, may she abundantly succeed urch
e effort although she has %receiy- M
late many hard blows, there is -ot
in the old land yet" M.
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MARDI GRAs.-Grcat preparations
aro heino ~sas Cor Mardi Gras in
in Mobile. We saw the .Auaat Cou.
ricr the other DAY in the streets, a
noEdescript individual on the same
kind Of an animule. Down Royal
Street he pa:aded, footing his horn
and followed by a crowd Of yelling
urchins.
Mr.. Young of the Gull City Hotel
-ouly n square from the N. Q &
NJ. r. R. depot-is fully prepared
TO entertain any number ~ofguests, on
the occasion, with Messrs, r. w.
Conner In the Office and W. 7.
Berry presiding owe the Dining
Rooms.
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BRISK d JACOBSON on Daulhin ST.,
is the place tn get your Clothing,
Shirts &c.
We always find them as liberal
dealers as are in the City, a positive
PROOF or ~hioh, &c, they are liberal
advertisers. They have a full, COM
plele stock which they dispose of at
panic prices
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We have received the January No.
of the Mississippi Valley Progress,
devoted to the Interests and Resour.
ces of the Miss. Valley States pub
lished at St. Louis by HI. S. Hyatt
at the low price OF s1.00 q year.
An interesting and most useful jour.
nal.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

PRESTON O. STET,oN is probably
the Oldest established house in the
City, ard has on hand the largest
stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Their trade is co,extensive with the
states of Alabama and Mississippi,
( how much more so, we know not
and fair aud liberal in tlleir dealing,
they deserve oil they have and much
more, which, as they arc regular adj
vertisers in the STAR we hope they
will get,
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NOTICE.

To the Taxpayers of jackson County.
The time for Collection OF Tax 9 having
been extended, for this county, one moth.
l will be at the following pl ces TO collect
taxes Just due. al times mentioned.
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DAFFLE.-A new Rifle will be rafled for
~ ut Hsveil's Store, Three Rivers on Sat.
urdsy. alst inst.
Fifty Chances at fifty cents a chance.
febi4-l T.. A. CLARK,
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We sfs sfd'f obIigsnoes. ~ Hon
W. A. CbsnpIia Tor pahiio doep.
huen's.
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Marx Bros. are at the corner Of
Dauphin and Commerce ST., only
two blocks from the railroad depot /;
where they have full stock of Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Clothing &c. You
will find it to your interest to call
aud examine their stock and prices.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

The House of M. Tnreefoot d Co.
is so well known in Mobile that they
require no no'ice at our hands. We
desire to state that they are emphat-
ically Jobbers, and are determ ned
to make an effort to secure our trade,
and will delirer goods 81 cheap as
can he done by any house in any
city.
Mr.. Eustis Of the firm will call
upon onr merchants the ensuing
week.
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A veteran observer says that "old
friends are like old boots. We never
realize how perfectly they we're fitted
to us till they are cast aside, and otl.-
ers, finer and more stylish perhaps,
but cramping and pinching in every
corner, are substituted"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-02-14

Fl ty years ago the Sandwich
islanders at folks /; now the proper.
ton Of ther children attending
school is greater than it is in Boston.
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The distriLuti on will be in public, and viii %
mace under the same form and regulations ne the
San Francisco ana Louisville Library Gif Cor.
certs, under the supervision of . committee OF
prominent citizens selected by the ticket bolders.
Reference as TO the integrity Of this entsrpries
and of the management 10 made TO the Believing
well known citizsps {:
Sam. L.. Tibtals. A. Toponee. j.. Nfslsh, J. -.
Gerrish-Members Of City Council.
Judge T J. Black. Asst US Assessor . nal.e
& Grsepwsld, Propriessss Metrspc litan hcee, }
Eugene Meere, City Masshal; w. w. Hall, Arsh.
itec,; J. kehee. Constable J. Kupfer, yewe,efs
Capt ) Howe. Contra tor, o ID Rickmos1 = 70,
Commission Merchants; N 4 Campbell, Prcpris'
tor Central Hotel; Singleton & Csrxth, Prepne-
tors Pacific Stablef; ) y Hitch, Merehaps, benoy,
Utah; A. q. Garrison, Helena, Montana
We will also announce that each and eyery pr
con buping = ticket can vt any and oil tines eA-
anime our books and all business frnnsact1aes
sosnected with the enterprise; and nsthe drsuin9
Of prizes viii be placed IN the hsnds 81 beuess
and dirinterssted men, IL viii insure . fails sne
impartial distribution
essd ..a B>spes.ssIs Asssss wsss>s.
Liberal Csnnf-stsr AFi~wet.
E~Mopsy shoaid be pent by E>rrsrs o. -
Dnaft on any solsest bxnk. b. Posioihcs Money
Order, or Registered Letter, NJ cur riek. ~
particrirrs. sodresf \. w. M0k0hf. Mapn6sI.
isni55 Lick Dsx lSs, Cofinns, Ct&4s
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VIM. LAIRD, who was arrested,
charged with the recent assassina,
ton cf II. G. Williams. of Mt. Car
mel, 40 account Of which we have
published, COPIED from the West.
vile News. after an investigation
consuming five days, was discharged
from custody. We understand from
the Brandon Republican, that Laird
proved an ahbi.-[Pilot.
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Nesfis Aossf sIsdIy otels..a
~ sfla ofsea fef Asi~etstfloo.
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The superb Jeweiry Store of E. o

The superb Jeweiry Store Of E. o
Zadek & Co. is really an ornament
to the City of Mobile, and they have
on hand a splendid Stock, comprising
everything in their line If one de-
sires to make q present to his vile or
sweetheart be will find that Mcssrs
Zadek q Co. r prepared to dis.
pose of their handsome goods at
prices as reasonable as can be any
where obtained 10 the south.
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As there is n good deal Of MObil
money scattered about here, NO viii
state that being IN Mobile this week
wo found Il circulated a. freely a
ever, and WI saw no one that re.
lustd 10 take IL. when offered. "
{ Ct VIC bellyo there Is on inclination
on the part Of everybody to take
Just as much o. be con get. or this
money the Graphic saysi
The Mobile city money is as
good to-day as it was yesterday.
The issue Of it, to the extent of 5000,
600, was authorized by Tie legisla-
The whole property of the
city and all its citiseLs Is liable for
he redemption Of this money.
There cannot be q great depreci.
Itloh to any extent on the city cur-
ency, because there is only about
afit IN circulation. The whole
mount ever issued has been only
1850, and of this sun there is
in the trcasuler's Office al
present time.
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slssif spvssss<g ~ sss~ss- isis ~
TssHss@ligrs sed ~sssi eel mssssI
v~A" N sevlissa . ssi ahs, go
srgtiassr essY psssa me It4syd
~~ss srfiesans sd rsenarss
ssfs ~ ssNisi NJ Fspetleissdshl
rss~ mosths ego NJ. % sissi
lsszs ~ fitef ihs isls seen,lsleff
sai sad hs bassd NJ Iauestsce N
pf9iges IN aeisdlis N : tessys vsy
fhls sffsdeimest should ssi hsse bAsn
made ssf stf I've segleaai 10 MI
N erfv ssY sofihg NJ, sdd Tssiff
81 fgr the position end ~ arny ihpi
ths sfplis'meat sss nos made ssle
y h~eeaa'e NE ~ pllcsal h . f,sro-
egsl.
Pesse In his appointments. np
ssde IN 6s political slooghF VIZ
zoe, how doc. Cssdon.
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Henry Fsffov a 90 job Pftn
tefs, No 10 Water street, Mobile.
do oil kinds Of job vork, with A.
moob taste AID NJ m'ices ~ reason
able, 90 can 10 done snyvbore .
They afe practical printers uoder
standing thoroughly their business,
and guarantee satis'actiob.
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100000 TICK
PRICE, s1.oO EACH,
OR SIX FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
IN GIFTSl
As FOLLOWS


'ai''a Gosh GINS -.~eantins to sa's''''
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Thus, a session of sixty days will
cost the state over 100000 aside
from public printing and other incidcn
tai expenses which accumulate SO
rapidly.