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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19

Earnest inSuiries come to -this Agele! sas
''Can Won ii raish sampIe npichines OF ihr s~r /
kind ~, While | would be glad 70 a " r.
the Affirmative, IL wonld be iinposs's'essr MIA
1~airing aniusmense outlay ofcapilal. 10 esau
these difficulties, ! have rented a large. e.,is
~ located building tor a Grange EAPs s,gr
Building. Manufacturers are charged t,,san
rental, just Sufficient TO pay rent. hsrsa ia
machine will haveion it the mannfa 'tufe's "A
and the regular p .iee. At the Office fauO@ 4 ID
leprn the discount allowed 10 memheiss ID
Order. Patrons rest assured that W anl
hest implement aud those made by ma,.sseaurn|
ers who arc willing. to make g"od aa III "a
in view of the fact that we purchase ,a,sr lex
for cash. every advantage to inuis TO ~"
tit can anc will be obtained.
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THsxss-Grsteiol 10 tho State
Grange Cor lie Endorsement, Of tho
SrAn, and for this mark Of is conf
dcncc, II shall be our effort to merit II
ly a bold, earnest, outspokcn adso-
cacy Of It's principles.
Principles which ore devoted TO
the advancement Of the material In,
tercsts Of the country, which underlie
the future prosperity Of tho South,
and which, when the Southern White
Man regains control OF his Section
will place it upon the broad road to
Peace & Plenty.
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tltiaed If ham Eve to forty lof eeat fHa
hHfas 81 whatever character 70 ~ me faoaa
SIS romntsaiuul. aa go wed hv fhe Essraia
C~0n4uHfpe. ore tNo Hud % huif pef ssnf Oh H
puf iase@ tui aales extrpt cotton tbt eaan.
SION on which BE- one dollar per lHie All m
thIses afe nric tr cIsh. and NE paid his
The sawe dag Hs purchased. This gives s
great u.vtutHges, tlHt inures ~ four btrN
bfot HisH iitrf Hud never ihHke np ei9cf III
"a tiHisas without forwarding win B w
aoney NJ products from the sale nf which geu
purchases can be made and paid iaf. Wen .
Otherwise, these Hlgant ayes wonld le hae
yuu. yorr ExecHive Committee. knowing I've
Imperative IL is 10 your Interests u Ut att pH
rhases should re pait i0f ~ the time pnttAsd
have required Of me u bond, THE uaoahi y
witch wdnld he TORT tied were J to aaAe h
viuccs except on products ~ hand. Thu 10
~BrrD4Jed 10 be. The efeait wien has proved
The ruin Of the agricultural Interests aud Hat
you the slaves Of capt. l. costii 4 ven Tor W
yRnces, year after year, more Han y rr fgr
on Your products. Therefore 40 ofder N Ia
amount be large or small, viii We flied tlietsh
your Agent, without the money, OF lie ,qaas
lent in products.
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We have hal ne p~i.sssr. u mssfaa
CyA MeE n "a BE f.aara from me ssais
OrsMss. booking asaiy sftes Biz ahufs
ifs lafgrm. re that 10 sdiision w. me tss.
biafioa ~ psblish IN fssssd o. rscs
epsls. ths Orsngs adopted . resolution
cenansiss tho Legislators fr rsssina
sa Aes repeating che Act spproprlasing
s2s go ior The improvement u oss hy.
30 and hasbor ifs slso states iha, The
Caicaa reports ahow 10000 members u
The Order Ia The State, Tiers being 500
Oranges In porking order.
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Brohers.-Your Executive Commute a. y
fully represent that ut a meeting hs" ar,;ou .
1874 to take inso consideration suchspcs Z
was deemed necessary for the 20 zIk
your interest $ the meeting having DC" .
together by the chair, !. was -. wenhf
Rcsotrrd, That. whereas our ~ ssparr
brother w. Harrington, having me or
this life on the r,th OF May, inst, y uss e. q ,srs
duty TO appoint a worthy repre- sen,aal.; ~.
Youth his place and, after due dslie ~ basius
it WAS unanimously resolved that amas.scsne
of the Oranges is placed under ne m W.
Of our worthy Brother N. ID. Mesna dur9
the same arrangemept< rs were IN rp~,ther v
the agency of onr worthy deceased !.
II. Harrington d.tics -
Brother Wetmore enters upon hs"sr q =
known 70 the community as n gsnl- exsr
tegfity, intelligence and large psasanesent 80
tnce lie givsr ample, good ana 70 ~
riiy bonds against all possible loss hsrlsf|
guard the interests # those who ". "a 81
ness TO his charge. We recommena ~ .naar
nbls consideration of the Exe 'T.a.c<
of the State Oranges Of MISSISSIPPI - 70 ri
Alabama. Arkansas and other States hA@
e.. Csurru. Chairman
". n. Prs. .sfs
WV. AKEKs. op~Ia
n " l. Lrwr) sert-
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THE DEATH OF CAPT. BUCHANAN.

The DEATH OF CAPT. BUCHANAN,
Our community was shocked and
saddened upon receipt of the news OF
the untimelv fate Of Capt. James
Buchanan who was lost while in COM
mand OF his new vessel the Texas
Ranger Of this place, which was
wrecked on the lower end of Padre
Island on the 9Th or 9Th of Seplem-
Der. Capt. Buchanan was esteemed
in this community as an upright, en-
ergetic and estimable man, and cur
citizens deeply ~sympathize with his
family in this heavy blow which has
been sent upon them. The Captains
family reside in Algeria, opposite
New Orleans.
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The Sixth Annual State Fair will
Fair will be held at Jackson, Miss,
commencing Monday, October 18th,
and continue until SatuI day, the 3lst,
iHelu i've 1t seems to he the determ-
lDatlolr OF he ma nagers to make the
Sixth Annual Fair equal 10 any ever
held 10 the state. We are glad TO
see that gambling oil every descrip
ton is positively prohibited On the
Fair grounds. Send to Col. j. l..
Power, Secretary for a Premium List.
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I have made special arrangements ior ~
purclrte of Sugar, COFFEE Molasscs Rice H'
salt therefO'e e. il you desire the best o. iae'
articles, al che aper rates than Won can p9siOi
bdy them in your cities. send down Your sr
plus quantities of wheat corn vais Geal el,
where good prices are ALWAYS obtained anl
ge: in relmn mtisles which you need and "u'
have. We now have new Rice in the market
a large crop.
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Almost evers mail bri Is the inquiry i@m
sumo brother Patron, "Will you receive and
sell our wool, bhles, beeswax, tallow, bulH
chicktns eggs vegetables fruit ~ieafhtis siofsi
etc =" Yes. / am here TO sell any Hef' lsraiaOs
article. and 10 AMY merehnn'able foam yoa weN
to send it and desire it understood that he
same pains will be takeu TO the good Malloai
chickens, eggs. feathers, etc u, the liiisluna
mans cotton, su9ff. gain OF otlef picaccs
Send 1t. and feel assured that The inleles' y
all will be well watched.
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The organization and proceedings
Of a White Mans Club at Moss Point
will be found in our columns. We
commend the Resolutions governing
this Club 10 the consideration of the
white men generally in county and
State, and hope to hear sooa OF 9TH
similar organizations.
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We were pleased to-day when tina
pleasant gentlemen, Mr.. G. X
Browning, of the Pascagoula STAR
made his appearance in our Office. Il
is the frst time we have had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Browning
and hope 1t viii not be the last
We find in him a pleasant and intel
ligent gentleman and also a strong
granger. Mr.. Browning is the Sec
rotary Of the Council recently organ
lied in bis section Of the State.-The
Rake, N. o.
We thank F. A. Bartlette Esq, Of
the Rake for his complimentary no.
tice of our visit and assure him that
it shall not be the last, for the induce
ment offered me by bis sociab;lity is
too strong to be resisted.
Lorg life ard prosperity TO Z. Il.
B. and his Rake.
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The Grand Coup D'Etat.

The overthrow Of the late Kellogg
asurpation by the people of Louisiana
was most admirably conceived and
gallantly executed. The arrangements
were SO perfect in all their details, the
leaders so well chosen, the people so
unanimous and determined, that but
little opportunity was offered for re-
sistance. and after a short stand by
NE Metropolitans at the foot Of
Canal street, some short and sharp
street fighting, in which a few lives
on each side were lost, and the Chiet
of Police-Gen. Badger-(the only
prominent official who exposed his
precious ~carcass), a charge from three
companies of the People, captured the
Metropolitan's Artillery and drove
them into the Custom House. The
Peoples Government was established
in tine City, quickly followed by a
resignation Of the Kellogg officials
throughout the State, and Louisiana
to-day is 10 the hands of her citizens.
Business has been resumed and per-
feel peace and quietness reigns'
Not a drop of negro blood was
shed. A brigade Of colored troops
in the service Of the usurpation reius.
ed to fire a shot in its defence, and
not a negro took part in the affair.
Negroes called upon Gov. Penn ask
ing for protection and were assured
gift, and net a'negro was interfered
with. What q commentary upon the
lies thai. have been so industriously
started by Southern Radical organs
and promulgated throughout the
North, hat the Southern whites in
teded to precipitate q War of Races.
The situation as it now stands is
as follows !: The following dispatch Is
sent to Gen. Emory, commanding
Federal forces in Louisian on tie
10th :
'sWar Department, Washington, d. e.,
September l6.-Under no circumstances
recognize the insurgsnt government of
Louisiana. Within FIVE days from the
date OF the proclamation to the insurgents,
such sction will be taken as the emergen-
CIV may require.
By order OF the President.
(Signed) e. d. townsend. Adjt-Gen."
The date Of the proclamation re-
ferl ed to, is the 18th.
o. Friday as We go to- press, the
Administration is concentrating
troops at New Orleans. 1t is said
5000 troops can be thrown in there
within a week. The 22nd Regt. In
fantry Is ordered there from the
Northwest. Three vessels of war
have been. sent there. The troops at
Fortress Monroe are holding them-
selves 10 readiness to move. AS per-
feet quiet now reigss in Louisiana,
these movements meas q displacement
of the McEnery, the now De facto State
Government, for one of two purposes
The re-esiablisbment Of Kellog or
rmn
the placing of Louisiana under Mill
tary Governorship until the coming
election in November Tor State off.
GERS Il j. 70 be hoped that il is for
she later parposs. II
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Ths kb1vs gsY impeylahf NeHgiu
sl9u ~as 0Nefsisf tha state Gfahxs
wbioh wm h y IN lssf week ~
Sssksn ~ Co.. Jamss o. 80.
Hss fhs vsfiby m1 smeisBf rep
fsssutaliva from fhls Couny w
thaf Influential body, aad vas
aoaninousy adopted
Last week ~ speaking u ne
State Gmngs. ne 9ras ussd she ~
lowing lshguags We sincerely
trust that this convention - the
solid men Of The stato,.a eonvou
ton not swayed and controlled by
political interests, MAJ 10 some.
thing for the material Interests and
prosperity Of the State, and We
know Of nothing which, in orr
opinion, a better engage their
attention or subservc such inter.
ests than m effort towards the estab
lishment of n recognized Seaport
Tor the State, and the development
of it, commercial resources. II
is therefore with peculiar g%ratifca
ton that we are enabled 10 lay be-
fore our readers this action of the
State Grange which can but carry
with it great weight and influence,
and we arc al much indebted to
Col. Mclsae for the part he has
in the matter.
But i'll close connection with
the subject matter of these resolu,
is that Repeating Act of the
the $4,000
appropriating Act,-and we have
reasons for saying, that
at its last Session would
probably have granted the $50. 900
pprorriatiou recommended by the
S. Engineer Department, if
'ur legislature had not most mop.
'ortunely taken away the $4,000,
or upon it was the q. s. appro-
'riation based Consequently
into consideration the above
Important action of our State
irange-we may safely say that
is now depending upon
he action of the Commissioners
ppointed under the Act.
Fifty,fve Thousand Dollars ex>
ended Upon Pascagoula River
nd Harbor would secure a Sea-
ort for Mississippi which would
nable her to vie with her sisters
either side. in her Expectations
nd Importations,
BY the letter of our Associate it
ill be seen that the State Grange
also took cognizance of
lie matter of the $685. 600 appropri-
ton, as Col. McRae introduced
resolution asking for a commit
,e of investigation, to examine
ito the matter. We shall look
full, proceedings to be fur
ished the STAR, officially, by the /,
ecretary, with much interest, /,
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FOR THE"
Patrons Of H~usbandry for the STA tcs of
mi-~is-ippf. Alabama, and
Mausas
No. 70 CARoNDELET STREET,
NtPSE (SrlSHHS. a

TIE undersigned having been elected by the
State Grange of Mississippi as purchasing Agent
ana Cotton Factor for the Grange of the State.
NJ this port, would respectfully inform the On.
der throughout the State, thai he has ass ciated
with him Mr. Kennedy Harrington. of Central
Mississirri, and that we are now prepared 40
tiaii sact all business entrusted to our care. The
business of the Agency will he conducted on
strictly. \ CASH BASIS. All orders accom-.
panied by the cash, or It's equivalent, and under
seal Of the Grange, will be filed at wholesale
prices. We would suggest fo- the q, cd ofthe
Order, that the Oranges consolidate their or
ders whefe 1t Is practicable. BY sriict attention
TO your interest. we hope to merit your favors.
we VIII advance three fourths of the value of
lotion consigned through us to the firm of W. c..
WATT IL co, Liverpool.
w. HARNIRGTON.
AT the recent session of the Executive Com
miitee of ! he Patrons of Husbandry of the State.
OF Mississippi, held at Holly Springs, Miss, "a
the 10Th of June. 1874. the business Agency of
w. Harrington & Co., of New Orleans, vss
cont lnued in the pane of the late FIR II under tie
manager ent OF X HARRINGTON
All orders from Brothers OF the Order will re-
eeive prompt attention, and we pledge ourself to
spare no effort in giving satisfaction 10 those
who may favor ne with their Lusinesss
sepi2-6m X. HARRINGTON.
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MERCHANTS please take notice. that the
LARGEST. hest selected and cheapest
wholesale stock OF ready-made Fall and
Winter Clothing ever brought to Mobile
is now ready for inspection at the Man.
moth Clothing House OF N. p. LEVY
& co. Nos. 10, is and 70 North Water
sricet, Mobile, Ala.
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Osce Of the AMERICAN COTTON TIE 90 f,
No. H. C~arondcIet street,

New OricaHs JgHc Isl, 1871.
10 DEALERS IN IRoS TIES,
Planters and country Merchants rcaeraHy.
Gentleman
We most sincerely trnder our thanks
for your very l.berHl support and patronage OF
he celebrated "AgK0v TIE aud here
bv des ~ 30 advise you that we rie now pre-
pared to meet the demands of vii our patrons re.
Tulring The vol known irrepressihie AHRow
TfE, and othsr Open " side .lot, " Cotton Ties,
having on hand the largest stock ever held
throughout the cotton States, which we author
lie sold in any quantity under full guarantee as
as regards qualify, aud al the owest market
rates, by our agents IN the following eHies
, New Orleans, Ia, Mobile. h'a.
Memphis. Tenn. Montgomery, Ala
Louis,i lie Ky. Atlanta On,
81 Louis, Mo. Macon, Ga.
Galveston. Texas. Savannah, O..
Charleston, ). c. Nhultrgt6a N. G,
Petersburg Va, Norfolk. Va.
baltimore, Md. New YOrh.
Very respectfully,
~. ~. EGyHe y Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
scpl2 3m Late Bartlett Il Rayue,l
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oUR pnEmvM Con viii be
this moth. No person be drawn
included who has not paid up his
subscription. There are several on
our books who will please take
notice.
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surely the great Industrial Interests
~ our staie ore safs w tho hands
u smii mca sod gpn,u at fhfsc"
The annual ailrrsf by Cl f. o..
BriJewcII, u I]lillchufsl dsliveroI In
the Hail Of Representatives, in tho
on wednesday tie 0dt was o
grand effort, 70, tote with practical
ideas a1d soAesti0f, and vas
listened 10 with a deep interest by
large aud intelligent aUlicncc
The subsequent remarks Of Col. T..
X. StOckdaIc Of Summit, were APP
Dropriale and tiucIy.
The address Of Worthy Master 4.
J. Vaughan was a full review Of the
progress and workings Of che Order
the State, and Contained sound adj
vice and counsel, the result OF close
observation. He alluded to the main
subjects worthy the attention of the
Patrons, aud urged the necessity Of
harmony and good feeling in our
work. If possible, we will publish at
IN early day this address, earncstI y
'equesting every Patron to give it
elious reflection.
We %conyersed with a number of
PATRONS present from every portion
# the State, and they all stated that
lie cotton and corn orops-particu-
arly the former-havc suffer cd badly
rom the drought. We are convihc
d beyond a doubt that the falling oE
II Mississippi from lest years crop
will be from one-third to one-half.
Much was done looking TO the
Material interest and prosperity Of
he State. Every county through its
representatives advanced some plan
Or the benefit Of the people.
We must particularly mention Col.
[. B. McRae of Jackson County,
1ho offered several resolutions look
ng TO the establishing of a recogniz>
d seaport for the State at Pascsgou>
}, and memorializcd Congress
trough our Senators and Represent
ltivcs TO take some immediate ac-
upon this all skhatter.
lie also introduced a resolutions APP
a committee to- Investigate
lie action Oh the last Legislature, in
rpeasing the act passed at the pre-
ious session Of the Legislature, APP
ropriatiDg money for the improves
tent of the P~ascagou!a river aud har
or. The people OF this section may
lstly feel proud of such a Represen-
tive to any assembly as Col. j. B.
IcRae. We trust he may live long
lend his ability and ~eloquence in
shalf of his native State.
We have always believed that the
rider of Patrons of Husbandry
ould ultimately work out the saliva
Oh OF our country and redeem cur
but after our visit TO the
late Grange aud a free interchange
OrfniOn with tic ,nambars wa fool
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Is now needed. Patrons AVE a surplus y"
well to forward it to this Agency at oncs' ,r
Pat, ons of Louisiana who have ordefea; 1
orders can probably be filled by tue '"'
10Th of September.
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GRANGE STORE.
ANG RS LANDING
.Bil01i Rfrer,

HARRISON COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.
At which may be found a well selected Stock
Of goods comprising everything usuaIly kept in
Country Stores. Business conducted ON Grange
plineiPaes, fcr Cash or Produce, as the farmers
cure ncy is produce.
All persons are included ia our notice and are
invited &c give as \ call aud see for themselves
n MAS. w. GRAEsoN.
sepa-3m. Arruf.
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wM seef~s > kssas - 30 - sttsA@~ses
~ affN Mttsss sslss ; So fapes
20 ph~gwh~ ass msa asssas fse. .
p~ssssmAs v ~ 40 fhm @~ss sMt ~ A.
$40 60 i 49, t.sesy assg Aess* shee.ssh
Tans Mefeffsw ~ 81 eammesslsl
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