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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24

8 o It on, %. @e3.- Sn MtilforO, N.~o.,
berri1) 9roBc Grre9un9- me9en oe8 uuter iebr
peroQd)tlgen llmitanOen erfolgten 5Obes Der
6rau NiaiOr. SIR @bemann 1T i'm Scr
pafte, oeren Sob berbeigefibrt 3u baben, 10.
mte oen pou Sinbern uno elmer Shmeltar
ieiner Srau. @ine llntcriudung ber 2lnge-
lcocuheit lit i'm SQuae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
sAciocnblnf,s Sd,t6ial befieaeit.

0arrlS bNr 9, %. 0e5br. = WoNo. 6aIz
trauft erlicb beute ben Sefebl titr Die 6inrid)=
tuns bes Srieorid) Seibenblut, weldle am
20. Sanuar 1875 itattfiuOen loa. 0etoenbut
lpnroe uegen grmorbnng bes@ottirieoanDnle
iiberiiibrt uno am 81. .Sanunr 1874 sum Sope
perurtBeIlt. Die pom @ouuernellr Sur Inter
iud,una Der 3ure6ulngsfdbigfeit ein9elebte
@ommiilion erltattete folgenben Serld)t ::
u0aB mir mad, nebreren lluterreonngen nit
|Seioeublut uno naf einer iorgidlti9en Scr
nsbmung Oerjenigen Yericneu, ucld)e genit-
genoeausfuuft geben fonnten, clntlmml9 Der
9lniid1t iinD, oaB feiue llriade porhanoen lit,
Die 3urefnungSfdbigtett oeS 6rieNrldl 0eis
oenbIMt III 2rpeifel III Slehen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
@erbaffun9 pou SaMfotebem.
Cine elmtise sd,teBaHairc.
Wcrtaftltn9 prpm;ucntcr Veeer
ine8cn Seramtnns pon Nraht=
tDQQGpNa

ID m y MS, 2ellU., %. 9ei. = S0ri0e
gSod)c lunroen gSul. SmgSburp, Soroan
Spep, San 6atfit.o, 'oaHrp gSooo, Garcq
2onng unO Sent Yettv, aGe woblbefauutc
lRc9cr, msgeu lptematiidltr SeraubuuQ bon
6r0ftpaggons Der nOiobilc Sbin @iien.
bahn" Slt gSet.B Boint, NtliI., perbaftet. Bettp
1T Gonntp Sdatn1eiiter unb Suep lit aloer
man. SIR doubinltem batirt i6ou ieit lall=
ger 3eit uno mau oerntut9ct, oaB Der Setrag
Der enhucnoetcn Sitter it'd 0uf mcbrCrr 6ars
lcnNc briGnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
@ertDpoaes Rci,..yfero.

@Inclnnatt, %. Deg. = pr. T0bert
9onner Don Stem 9orf bat bon 8idarb Yez
niitOu, ip 2erin9tou, Sp., ole breijdbrige Stute
,9aop Stout" nm ben Yreis BON $4,000 &C.
fault; bel osn lebtcn @ettrenuen in 2erings
ton legte bas Yierb bic Strede Der Iennbabn
in Der fiirseiteu, bis jebt bon orejGbrlgcit
Mfernnn prrpfd,teff Qeit 1lIriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
tanbermieitc ~ Den 8Iad Sias.

= IT Z q, %. e5.-Sufr1l'N1enleIuHl Z.
8. 8rablep bat bon Sort laramie Oil ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24

gcueral 9(oju:lnten bicridbIt tele9rapbirt,
oaB am II. os. ein Snbiauer auf Der Spot
teO 2atl 9lgentltr" 0ngsfommen iei, Der Qez
melbet babe, oaB Sw6If Gage friiber cine Sc
lellidlait bon q neiBeu Didrueru nit ied,s
&agen bei'nt glfzTluIie am TuBe Der Slad
SlltS bon inn geIehcn morbcn lei. 9ieIel,
ben martn pon 4iiiiolri getommen uno III
Ons @ebiet Der Slad {oiltS cingeOrungcn.
Sma ba, %. 9esbr. = Sen. Orb bat ciz
neu gefebl al ben Sberiten Sru0tep qeianbt,
oen i'll DIE IdwarSen Scrge eingeornngencn
GOlogrGberl Smei GompnQuic'n GaoQllcrie
nadl5uienoen uuo lie Don Dem @ebietc III per
utittn.
Serbaftung bon Yamfbicbem.
SoutSUtlIe, &u., %. 9e;. - [SameS
Guran unb Same5 9totiu alias Sim Scott
muroen beute bier uerbaftet, Ntan glaubt,
onB e5 Die beriid)tigteu Sanfoiebe ieicu, ote
Ill Jtep Dorf, SbicGgo unb auDeren StGoten
9roBnrti9e Ginbrii6e oeriibtcn.
Cine ttmttse saIteSaHairc.
{ II s b | le, %. QeS. SSu elmer
ShieB= Ifiaire i'll Ntercer= =@ountD murocn qe=
itern Otanu gst0otet unb l lebeu8gefGbrltd)
perluuuoet. Der Strett brad lueoen cinenl
6unbe ou5, nobel Daniels pou Siiob in'8
Sstn geld)oNeu nuroe.
Gonltabler @obbarb Wolte ben gettcren
nerbaften, ais er bon einen1 6reuube ;ufdlliq
etneu Sd)u5 erhieIt. @obbaro'S Sruoer, ser
1eBt lnterneulreu noltte, ipHroc CbenialtS er=
idloiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
Imea in 9llahGu,a.

VI blle, IlQb., %. 0eSbr. = Gn 0cr
9tGbe Der @jren6e ;wlld)eu 2ll0bnma mo Dbl
ll'Ilppi fano beute Gin 0uell 3piidjeu Den bel
ben Scritderungabeamteu u. y. 5aron unb
y. D. Gap itatt, i'll met6cul Sorop bel Dem
crlten @ange eridnlien mnrbe. 9ie GinStu=
hclteu iiuh uid,t hefouut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
8. 8atne, 9erausgeber.
SPECIAL Nott3em.
8atttutore
Grf 9nfnrntffe Mfifr

SHr c3uluIQufe vvJpff,
gaopefts S6e bon eomtbs uno xSater. .Strajse.
!-i Ser gdaben Surb Sraaounsiid ionobi I> In Be,
z:.O', i1te TN eanbe, ole Grtsn pom Giseutbur,,
80 =, eaoeH. uno Waarenbduier. San6elsSItsr.
l.! 3du besriffene ODER i'm Saien in eaOuus beiuos
|: le iSa5rSeuse u. (. tp.
Sas Sirettorium beitebt aus foIsenben Serren:
Rm.g. $ arriion. Yrdiieent;
Geo. u. Ytders, s.. p. 8apff,
0aoio g. Wiljon, 8. 8fobt. Senftn5
Soiiab Bennington, 6. Wtorton Stefpart,
.fsGIcis Z. Sing, .. 8. NefpcoiTer,
Genrp Carroll, SrpiIe Sor!0i3,
81. 9. Steuart, 20. %. 2opor,
&5m. $. Srune, Ssrael @o9en,
G5eorge 8. Sarrion.
A2plifations> Sormulare lno ipeitere Nabr:bt f6ei
bic G5se tait ipiro tn Der Office, SioweltzGde non
Sou:bz unb 8ateritraBe, ertbeilt, no aub ale a.f
trd9e ioiort erleSst tueroen. Verfhernnssn nerSsn
Guf irSeno cine Srit dn9enommen, iuetdDe Der Ippl-
fInt toini hen mag.
(5aul,1SD 1r. DoOoworth, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
SSni9 Salnfama 0ebt atsd) aaG,
SnuoOn.
0it,e ioiredlidic HotitiIiclifrnn6Sie.

Sttamn, 23. Deg. - 80Nia 80l0taua
miro aud bier ais SAT- oc8 @5cneral @ouOer-
neur6 ermartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
N0enett SDOfSdtldoS /, i,ef.1trfE1etlt.

SIN nm I, %. Deg. = 0antelS,
Der Dtoroer DfcSern1ot's, wrrbe beute bes
SobtidlagS Ihulbig erfidrt unb Su iebnidbri-
ger :3udtbausbaft perlrtbeilt; ietn @elu6
I'm eiu ueiIes Neutrality-suspicious. ipurpe
uertnnr;er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
Die Barrier Rannf


perfauien nm uner @eiddit auisu9eben 70 ersreiien
mir oieie gelesenbei, i'm unieren aunoen uno Dem
YutIifum ansnsei9en, oaB piI uner @elddit nj q t
RopIeiIe perfaufen, nm unereu 0orrot6 5u rebuBi=
rem. Bir 1a6eu 100 Saar9efledbte BON LOO bis $75
pro Stid, tuete mir gum aoenpreie ablaiien; ferz
suie elm Gllsemeines gilortiment bon Saartpaaren,
Saarbiriten, Ssdmmen II. Yarfimerie'n. Nian iprede
Dor in 9tr. 62, sersustoufrage, nnb beebe ifd Die
Baareu 3. Seanneret,
laloorfs 10 jsn- 4abnpuluer
eettip reinist uno madt Die Sdbne psiB, toi't ben
GBeiniteu ab, uno peroinnert Dos Seroerben Der
3d9ne Se SSacon Der Sdafbtel 1T neu, neolit, be-
quem uno lparlam. Yreis % Gents. Sn babeni
duen Apotbefen unb 0rosuen<Sanolun9eu
(Au95i2WiteS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24

Gine Insebl giQs iiber Serluilli9uus bes
@egeredJtes fiir Giienbabnimede mlroen eln=
| berid)tet MnD an ba5 Gomlte uertuleleu.
Gs entitanb Jest cine ldugere Debate itber
bic auf Dem Stid,e bsS Spreders liegenoen
@eid)Gfte. 0tannaro mollte Die Senats< 81
nan, Sill aufgenoulmen leben; 6anoau erin,
nerte bic Hepnblifancr 0aran, 0ab etne nod
ueit midttgere Sil, bic GipllrehtS- Sill, anf
Dem Slid bes Spre6ers licge. @s fam Su
einem enololen Sin- unb 5erreben, porauf
ScmanD Den peruiinftigen Soridlag mad)te,
Dab iid) pas tSaus ucrtage, mas Damn audi
geifah.
Die !6aleu oes GongreNeS bleiben bis sum
5. Sanuar gcltloNtn.
9tas Ser SnmoeSbamptHapt.
QSal bington, ben % 9c;br. - Der
@eiunobeitsSuitauo oes 3elgen Sroing Der
idlehterte it'd beute oermaBel, oaB lelu IrSt
perorbnete, Nienlanben por5nlalien.
Die SommiiFon iiber Die usllabama- 9ln
ipriid)e" uno oas SberhunOeSgeridlt baben
itd) partagt. 9esteres mar etwa snei Wonate
III Sttung.
-@S gibt fein llugliid, oas nidlt ieinc gu
ten Seiten shQtte. 9lIf Dem perbrannten
0ampfer ,Sapan" befnno iid Der uielgelud)te
;3euge @oltp, rel6er III Dem Broselie gegen
Die Spinoeniprenger pihtige susfnnft gebcn
fonnte. ,Sr. @rant bate i'm befanutlib auf
cine Spe3iaImiilion nah Gian<Siang geif)idt.
Der Wanu lit obne l3peifel nmgefonmen,
unb perifieoene grobe unb flelne Spltbuben
f0nnen leBt lsid)ter auiathnlen.
-9as Gcueral Boitamt tit benathrld,tl9t
porOcn, oaB Der na1ite Sampfer nab Sapan
nno Ghina beretts ant ,. Sannar BON Gan
SrarstSco abgebcn miro.
Der 9encral zBnitmeiiter bat Die anSabl
Der angsitellten in Dem Giieubabnz YoltblenIte
allen;bolben rebuSmt.
Iod, e;,a auoerer Seirdenffanoal.
Soiton, %. 9esbr.-Oer @brlp. S. So
berl, ein Metbootten @eiltlihcr, puroe in
Wtalben iuegen unehelid,er Saterid)aft perz
tlagt. Die 8ldgsrir mar friiher 0ienitmabz
den III Der 6amilie beS Yators. 9ic'cr
lttllte Slireid)oit fir lein @ri6eiuell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24

CEtUJtE,- <VttWWe
9sew y OPT, %. 0eSbr.- Sn Der Stage
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
Bonn 9lmte iaspenoirt.

-@incinnati, %. Des. = Uiapor 5Obn-
ton bat seltern ben Srn. @oiparo Siitner, ei=
nen Der Gon,miiiGre bes StabtgeiGnqntiIes,
porlauiig luspeuoirt, neil berielbe be,6uloigt
luiro, @ei1enfe sir 8eeinf ffuiiung ieiner
stmtSbanOlunsen angenommen su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
@ine nete 9ciitlihc Sfamoai=@e=
SNtid1fc

q e ~ : Oorf, %. 9es. - Seit mebre-
ren Sagen Cirfulirt bier cine Gr5dblung, po
naf Elm 9eiitlidlsr fdl nit elmer S6auipie=
lerln betmllb perbelratbet bat. Sebtere Iagt
ite babe Dor etma ied)s Mouaten oeiien ge
fauntIhait gemad)t, wobel oerIelbe lIf al8 ell
aaufmann aus @auaoa ausge9eben babe, Der
Nd) gei6GftSbalber Mir Seitmeilig bier auf=
balte. Gr babe lie crit su uerfiihren gciudlt
unO oa inn bies nid)t gelungell, ibr cine Sci
ratb uorgeid)lagen, tpo5u lie bereit gemeien
9fidt lange nad ibrer Srauung ia1te er, er
miifie iofort nad) Salle, in eiuigen 99oden
meroe er iie natfommen laIien. Seit bieier
j3eit babe iie gtid)tS mehr BON ibrt geb0rt nod
9elebell, bis fit uortge @od)e erfabren, boB cr
ein @eiltlid)er, perheirathet uno Gater bon
,pei ainbern lei. Gr ielbIt leuqnet jeoe Ssz
tanutidaft nit Der Shaulpteleriu uno ia9t,
Die gause Grid6lung lei etne grItnbuua, I'M
i'm III uerleumben. Ser 9tuf Der Sd)ouIpie'
bauptet lie feit, bab iie aaes betueiien tGnnc.
SSier 2lrbeiter ,.mt9efommen.
9tew - off, 23. 9e;br. = @egen ltbr
beute Morgen itiir5te Der 8iibel, in melden
yeruaro 8irlep, 9nniel Wturp6p, Niortin
Sullipan Inb SaTes Surns, bier at Dem
Eunnel Der uSelamare= 2afamallna @eltcrll,
giienbabn" "beid)Gfttgtc Irbeiter, fid befaubcu,
in cinen iefsSig sSuB tiefen Sd)aht hinab,
robel lie ibren dugenblidlidlem SOB fauoeu.
Webrere betrllnfene oamcrabcn orobtcu beu
Sngeuieur, Scr al Dem llngliife aans uuldul.
big lit, III lpndert, 10 oaB Die Bolt5ei Sit lei,
nen1 Sd)use berbeigcrlfen iuerben muBte.
91eiteres itber Seu 9nmpfcr
vSapan.
9iclpz0orf, %. 9e5br. - Die y8nciiic
Mall Comp" bat 9iad)rid)ten inter Dem
geitriger Datum ans 0ongtong crbaltcn, oaR
Ser crlte Sod, @uIad, ertrunten lit unb eaB
Der Maidiniit Sennett uno bic Guartter.
mciItCr Soutton mo Soarris permlEt lpcrOclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24
T. RAINE, Proprietor.
Sta0t gSaltimere.
Ibfabrt ocs enatiid,en 9ampfcrs
MQftifuh0ft" ="

Cine dl lncllc cir d tung
Ser ;ur Slann'ld)cn yinic NchGrige 0ampier
.Dtau.total1," ;" Gopt. 9SOlie, tritt beutc Dtor-
qtu I'M s llbr icirc 9iiidiabrt BON 2ocuii
Yoint uadJ 9iucrpool iiber '0oliiar, q. Sd.
al uno nimmt Baiia9ierc-6rl Hilie Seu
pon Baltimore uuo 9lrtbur 6ailitOne BON
Gnalauo nod) giuerpool-iu Der &ajiite. -
Boiiu9ierc I'M 3miihenccde mo cine prIIc
2aouug nit. Die 6radlt beitcbt aus 50,94l
S6ciielu Maia, l3 Ditto gstrodneter Aepfel-
i1nite, II bttto &Obucn, 323 Srboitsu Sus
bad, 225 &allcn mo % Sddcn Saumm0lle,
5l8 Sicu E0felieid,, Ditto 6auimanns
maarcn, 23,409 Yinno Sal9, G479 Sd)inS-
bol5cn, 5O5 6Orbboliblodcn, gcilctte ST.
ocnpanreu mn DITTO gled).
Der Oampicr, lpclder crit nm Sonntd9c
init potter gaoung bier emtr0i, lit III nur oreI
Sa9Cu ausgelnbcn uuo mieber iiir Die Slid
iobrt bcfrudltet mprccn. IS mar cine grOBc
Aniubt 2trbciter erIcrrclld, mn NiticS III ers
reid)eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-24

0topiue, %. 9eS. = Ser Oampier
uGlpiia" lit uon Jten'Yort bier an9elan9t.
8tomn, 81. OeS. Ser 0am.
pier rSrain" 1T bon yteW- Dorf bier an9e-
fDnnlen.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12
A Visit to New Orleans.

Owing to the suspension Of the
Citizens Bank and the Coming OF
the soldiers," New Orleans Justly
complains of dull times. En- our
short stay We, the Associate. met
several old friends, and made the
acquaintance of many Patrons, among
them w. Hester of the State Execu,
tive Committee, who was about
leaving for JACK son. to be present at
the meeting of the State Grange.
We called upou Our Home jour-
nal" and had the pleasure of meeting
Dir. Swasey. and spent a while very
agreeably with him. We also met
f, IL. Bartlett of the Rake" a live
agricultural journal devoted to TIE
interests of the Grange. The Rake
is fast gathering in evidences OF
popular appreciation.
We PIT up at the City Hotel aud
found the proprietor, r. S. Morse
alive TO the best.intercsts of the public;
is ably aided by Mr.. Watson, the
indefatigable chief clerk and mana
ger. and by his assistants botli within.
and outside the office.
The City Hotel shows beyond
loubt that it is conducted by men
who know how to keep a hotel.'
Mississippians and Patrons" are
sure Of a hearty welcome, and
he proffer of the best that the market
We advise all our friends
listing the city to make this their
.eadquarters. G. X. b.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12
More Yellow Fever.
ANOTHER SCARE.

WASHINGTON, September S.-Sec<
rotary Blistow, who has returned to
the Treasury Department, is advised
of the existence Of yellow fever at the
following points : New Orleans, Gal.
weston, Pensacola, Mobile /; Key
West, and Darien and Brunswick,
Ca. also, at Baltimore and New
York, at quarantine.
The above was among our press
dispatches yesterday morning. We
are unable to answer absolutely Tor
the other cities named, but as to Mo-
bile the report is utterly destitute of
truth. Since it was received we have
enquired Of leading physicians of larg,
est practice, and they assure us that
there is not a case of yellow foyer in
the city. Two weeks ago a sailor
landed at Pascagoula from a vessel
from one of the West Iudia Islands,
sick. Being a sailor he was SEM to
tho United States Marine Hospital
in this city. His disease was re-
ported to be yellow fever, but the
Faculty were not agreed about it.
At all events, the man soou got well,
and his malady, whatever it was, did
not extend to others.-[Moble Reg
lister.
A sailor from the Dawn, the vessel
spoken OF in our article on the
yellow Fever Case" so,called, here
was sent to Marine Hospital at
Noodle from here at the time referred
10, and is probably the same case
allud9G to if so, the vessel as will
be seen by our article, was not from
one of the West India Islands, and
the strong probability is, hat there
was no yellow fever about it.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12
Tho Federal Troops

Tie negroes and Hadicals who
have been 20 cx0llant and jahilaut
over The news oi the coming Of Fcdo.
raj troops TO this State. will be- some.
what disappointed when they read
the following Telegram They will
see that IL Is not the intention Of The
President to use the army for p0ilti.
cal purposes, nor as a body Of Unlice.
to protect negroes in thcis outrages
aud white Radicals in their depfedl,
tons upon the Southern white people.
New York, Sept. 6.-Presidcnt
Grant IS reported as saying that
there is no intention on his part to
use Federal troops in any Southern
State, unless their services are abso-
lutoly necessary to preserve tic pub,
lie pcace.-[-,. o. Bulletin.
And the fooner the caruet-baggcrs
and negroes understand and appre-
ciate this fact, the better for them.
The white men Of the South are fxed
and u1alterab'o in their dctermina-
ton to band themselves together for
mutual protection +; they intend to
vote for each other, and to support and
sustain each other in every way posi-
consistent with the laws OF the
land. They entertain no idca Of vio-
any law or set of laws, and as.
surcdly are not to be scared into vio-
the first law Of Nature-Sell
Protection. They do not expect to
be brought into collision with the
Federal troops, neither have they any
fear of them and all the troops in
the u. 5. Army are not sufficient to
make them tamcly submit to negro
outrages and earpet-5ag depreda-
lions. So that while these classes
ire so jub1ant and cxultant they had
better not be over.coHiident and had
Go Slow.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

FRUITS IN Observation-Disclosures
have proved satisfactorily That nearly
all the fruits common to the West
Indies can be succ essfully cultivated
in Florida. Oranges, lemons, lines,
%citrons, guaves, mangos, sugar>apples,
and bananas, oil grow well, and
stand the ordinary winter witbcu
damage. Several cocoanut trees were
growing finely farther south, but were
cut down by the cold last winter.
They were, however, only retarded a
little in their growth. as they are.
coming up and looking vigorous, and
bid fair to do well, as the cold of the
early winter did not kill them.
While on q visit to Harris orange
grove a few days since, we ate several
oranges from different trees, and
found them luscious and juicy. The
heated term has set in-thermomeier
% degrees, with cooling breezes from
he south at night. --Pilatka Herald.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12
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lass w fqftf fae fNu faces .aff ssi
or an be eqHility
fh1f te willie people If fsg ta4
afve o. 5eHs f. Deprive fe mmal
ae1hle q q4v eEife W which alay
see entitled. bees So afa convinced
fHHt fafm m im%FefaHte.g u m4biat.
sad ron b. edetwt only us eIeafiaf-
~ 9f}ea white men ~ ks8va efme
" sod Integrity & aHi We believe hat
members ~ col0fai citizens
Nil vote with o.. 20 secure o govern
meHt which masl DO beneficial alike
10 hoth races
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

Br0therss-Your Executive Commute IL y
fully represent that at a meeting hsla .s, ~; 1
1874 to take into consideration snch a."sss 4
WAS deemed necessary for the ASSURE sAd
your interests the meeting having h*a
together by the chair, il was x.rss
Resoired, That, whereas our 1000
brother w. IL. Harrington, having .nss o.
this life on the Etf OF May, inst. i eeso, sers
duty to appoint n worthy repre- seniati.s bi
.rouin his place and, after das deieers ausipss
il was unanimcnsly resolved that Iu W
Of the Oranges Is placed under tie nanrs viii
of our worthy Brother N ID. Weiu~. aurrs
The same arrangements as were IN 1e,es ,h,r Y.
the agency of onr worthy deceased Di0'''
II. Harrington" a.s;es ssI
Brother Wefmcre enters mon hls Nv is
known to the community as = gsntiemess spsr
tegrity, intelligence and large basines' srsa
ence. He gives ample, good and soIs'I d 3uIF
rity bonds against al possible loss, Y Il hu
guard The Interests Of those who rus. Va fac
ness to his charge. We reeemmen q n,M !
able consideration Of the Executive yerssse
Of the State Oranges of Mississippi, % u R'
Aiabama, Arkansas aud other Sfs'es' ans
rors generally.
A G.. CARER. Chairman
" u, Pres. c,n,.ins,
H. W. L. LrwnS sePtsn
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

Almost every mai brings the inquiry
some brother Patron, "Will YOU receive
sell uAr wool, hides. beeswax, talow, B
chickens eggs vegetables fruit, feathers /
etc - Yes ] am here to sell any mercbaH
article. and IN any merchan'able form yoi
to send 10 aud desire il understood cha
same pains will be taken TO the good Nat
chickens, eggs. feathers, etc A. the Hus
man's cation, sugar, gain or 0tner pod
Send it. aud feel Hssered that the intetrs
alt will be well watched.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

H. r. Pease in a note TO the Ma
tional Republican, Washington, under
date of Aug. 26th pronounces the ar
ticle in the N. Y. Sun, in reference to
him and the burnt school house "a
malicious and unmitigated alsehood.'
As we published the article from the
Sun We give Pease the benefit Of the
denial, ard would then ask, How
about the same charges published in
the Morristown Banner, which we
also re-published. Morristown being
only four and six miles from Whippa-
aud Pursippany. the theatre Of his
alleged exploits.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

At a regular meeting of Orange
Change No. $50 on Monday Sept.
7th, 1874, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
John r. Hardness. Master.
John Z. Morrison, Oversecr.
w. III. Price, Lecturer.
Sc. Desporte, Steward.
J. w. Jordan, Asst. Steward.
w. Al. Jordan, Chaplain.
G. Thompson. Treasurer.
&c. K. Browning. Secretary.
J. Henley, Gate Keeper.
*Mrs. NJ. Henley, Ceres.
Mrs. Il. Jordan, Pomona.
Hrs. A. y. Morrison, Flora.
Miss Maggie Henley, Lady Asst.
Steward.
Those marked > we're reelected.
c. BURTON, Master.
G. K. BRowKIse. Sect.
Bioxi S>pt. 9Th, 1874.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

Oea gmsxse EntfaH fsn been
stasni 4aflax iss present weas Ia
sffmiAse Il sissa ga8 staie Uay ~
dassseb IL shi fafhish sffeaisfs
- aest sae lhe 80 proceedings 81
fhia imppfiaal body aaI IL esBaea
f9a *ith tte sltia uahtlemaa who +
there ~ . r. ember 81 tho body. tbe
Master of our County GfaHre we
hope all Be able 10 eject s0nethi6a
hook M 70 the material w~eifste of
cHF ~seaeoaat section.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12
Asant sample Machine..

Earnest inquiries come to this Agency shas
"Can you fu raish sample machines osths vsu',
kind ,, While | would be glad TO ans~a l
the affirmative, it wonld be imrossioie, \
curing an immense Outlay of capilal. To oosr ,
these difficulties, ] have rented u large, cep ;%~
ly located building tor a Grange Expes"",
Building. Manufacturers are charged pe No.
can select the kind of narh merry desired l En-
machine will have on it the mamma sturers = u,
and the regular price. At the Office Pairons N
iesrn the discount allowed TO members = N 4
Order. Patrons rest assured that ohz .mt
hest implement and those made by niannass d
ers who are willing to make good ols' ,s nj
in view of the fact that we p~urchrse lafgef isu,-
for cash. every advantage TO inure TO 70" =
fit can and will be obtained.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

| have made special arrangements fol
purclr,se OF Sugar, Coffee Molasses Rice
salt Therefore. it you desire the hest of
articles, at cheaper rates than yon can pos
bhy them in your cities. send down your
Plus quantities Of wheat forn oats meat
Where good prices are always obtained,
get in retu,n artisles which rou need and
have. We row have new IAcc in the mari
a large crop.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-12

The JACKSON CLABIoN compli-
ments US by re-publishing our article
entitled "the PascagouIas-Indian
Mounds and Mysterious Music but
from oversight neglects TO give us
credit for it.