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We pah'iab 'he principal roInis Of
no Address '1r lne eifrlfio0 n
our ratdars H.Imugb 90 hove 10
hopes tIIt re measures Of reform
suggested Will boz adopted. or that
any practical good will result from
the Convention other linn. pcrImps
au svaking Of tde people 10 % true
condition Of their affairs. .and 10 the
necessity Of a reformation IN oil
the departments Of the state
Government. But the Couyen.
ton would he we'll rcgaid Tor II
labor, II such a desirable result could
he attained, and the wIite people Of
the state could be aroused to q deter
minntion TO rescue their State from
African thraldom 10 come, a. says
the Register, Square up to The color
We quote further FROM the
Register
"Our friends in Mississippi labor
under the deIusion that they must
seek reformation within the lines Of
the Negro party, because that race
have the numerical ascendancy. But,
is it a fact that the negro is stronger
than the white man in Mississippi ?
We believe that the white race there
are numerically stronger than the
negro, and that they Cal prove it
whenever they determine to unite for
protection as the negroes have united
for oppression. The eensu, Of 1870
was a false. census. 1t was taken by
negroes and their allies, who designed
it as a continuance Tor sustaining the
Reconstruction laws. n r y
We believe that the white vote OF
Mississippi today is as great as the
black vote. If it is a little less there
can be no doubt that the difference
can be overcome by az active, bold,
unfinching determination to win the
victory. Conventions may appeal to
Il c Ames Legislature from now until
the crack Of doom. Their appeals
will be met with derision and scorn.
The robbery will continue until the
white people OF Mississippi come
square up TO The color line. Ii they
do not, our sister State is inviting
the danger Of becoming the San Do
miDUO of the South.
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The destiuies of a nation depend
less on the greatness of the few, than
the virtues or vices of the many
Eminent individuals cast further the
features OF her glory CT shame but
the realities Of her veal or woe lie
deep in the great mass. The curling
tops Of lofty waves are the crests of
the ocean, but from its depth flows
the overpowering strength of its
tides.
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condition atsI our tralo,1 since
seriously impeded, and cries
Tor rlirf.
On the 7ih Of No cmhcr the Board
of Commissioners met at Buy II
The Glove mr. hoinr President
81 tic Board, oui The following re.o-
lutions were then adopted :
II was resolved hy the Board That
IN conformity with The Acr creating
the Board, tie Commissioner furnish
he Auditor Of the tate of Mississip-
Di with the evidence required IN said
Act that the SUN Of five rhousard
dollars has been paid in and proper~
y expended by the citizens # Jack,
'On county and request Of the Audi
or aforesaid a further instalmcnl Of
Warrants TO the amount Of five thous.
md dollars, as prescribed in said
Net, for the further prosecution OF
he work of improvement.
1t was further resolved by the
that in their opinion the re-
lealing clause Of The Appropriation
Act of 1874 cannot and does not ap~
to the appropriation for Pasc1-
youIa river, a. the share Of said APP
lropriation allotted to the citizens OF
Jackson county had been already X
,ended before said Act rasscd /: and
hat, in their opinion, if said Auditor
las any doubt about the propriety Of
lis issuing said warrants, he be re-
pcctfulIy requested to consult the
constitutional adviser Of the State
ADMINISTRATION tie Attorney Cen
raj of the State.
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We take pride in knowing thnt tie
STAR is casting its rays across the
water. Messrs. Ro5t. CoItart, Smith
81 Co. OF Liverpool write us that
they have received a copy of the STAR.
and request tina, their ramc be pIac,
cd on our Subscribers list. w will
also adopt tneir suggestion respecting
our Marine Reports.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

We havc received pamphlet copies
Of The able and vigorous speech OF
the Hon. Chas. e. Furlong, Senator
from Warren county, in the Missis-
sippi Legislature. in which he places
the responsibility for a great portion
Of the evils that affect this unfortunate
State where it undoubtedly belongs.
upon the shoulders Of Gov. Ames,
whose disregard Of constitutional re
S rictions he loycibly exposes.
SEM tor FurIong contends that The
extravaganza and prohigaey of the
Democratic dynasties which -four
ished in Mississippi before the war
and which were a roproaeh upon the
State, were not to be compared with
the waste and outright robbery Which
exists under Ames.
Then the taxab!e wealth of the peo-
pie amounted to 81, zoo, 600 900 ; nov
it does not exceed 100000 900.
Then the ordinary tax on real estate
We about two mills; now it is from
thirty to ninety mills on the dolla
Public printing before the war cost
$4,000 per anuum ; now i, averages
more than 100000 Then the ex,
penses OF the legislative department
averaged less than $4,000 per am
NUN ; now they amount on an ave.
rage 10 s2i0,000. In all depart.
ments OF The Government the same
reckless ex ravagance prevails, while
the Senator boldly charges that the
Governor is the presiding genius OF
a little ring of thieves engaged in
fraudulently manipulating deprccia-
ted State warrants.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

MERCHANTS please take notice, that the
LARGEST, hest selected and cheape
wholesale stock Of ready-msde Fall and
Winter Cio'bing ever brought to Mobile
is now ready for inspection at the Nam
moth Clothing House Of NJ. P. LEVY
&C0., Nos. 16, IS and 20 North waetr
street, Mobile, Ala.
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TatyEa TIE foreman u his ~.
heoetienda bja thanks 10 iae Kind
lady friends who furnished him q
large Fruit mi pound eakes plr &c..
which, with Nino and cigar enabled
bin 10 treat a Few friends lsst might.
on The attainment n hia mqiJfiy
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

The pleasure which affects the human
mind with the most lively aud trans,
porting touches, Is the sense that we
act in the eye of infinite wisdom, pow.
err and goodness, th t will crown our
virtuous endcavors here with q hap>
piness hereafter, large as desires,
aud lasting az our immortal souls F;
without this the highest state Of lite is
stupid, and with it the lowest is a
Paradise.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

Packages weighing less than four
pounds, may be sent hy mail, at tie
rate of n cent for every two ounces
The only Objection to sending goods
by mail is, that shippers cannot obs
tlin receipts for goods so forwarded.
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to invest a few dollars, with possible re-
turns of thousands, is off red 10y the post
ponement of Public Library OF. Ky. to the
9th OF February, next, of their fifth and
las, cot cert and drawing. The manage
melt are pledged 10 the return OF the
money il the drawing should not come
off at the day nov appointed.
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SENATOR CARTER will accept our
thanks for the Annual Report Of the
Board of Inspectors and Superintend>
ent Of the ~Pcnitentiary to the Legis.
%lature. We will peruso the interest
ing document at O more convenient
season"
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LEGAL.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Take notice that l., v. M. Frost ps
Guardian, hold q mortgage given by
Wm. Q. D,ggs o. a one-ihird undivided
interest in a mill known as Borden and
Elders mill. for Eve thousand dollars
with interest from date ct 8 per cent per
spnum : said mortgage lie dated at Pasca-
goula, May 9Th, 1874, aud was given 10
Mary and Wharton Frost, minors, of Fort
b nd county, rexas, to secure the pay
ment, ope-kalf to esch. at their respect
lively coming 10 the sge Of maturity.
@ W V. N. FROST.
Guardian.
Fort Bend county, Tsxas. Dec. 26th
1874. A.
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The "VicksburQcr has been con
solidated with the Vicksburq Herald.
We heartily wish 'he new combina.
ton a lull measure Of sncce.a.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

A rich mau beginning to fall, in
held up by his friends; but a poor mar
being down, is thrust away by his
fiiends when a rich man is fallen,
he hath many helpers ; he speaketh
things not TO be spoken, and yet men
justify him the poor man slips, and
they rebuke him, be spoke wisely,
and could have no place. When a
rich man speakth, every man boldeth
his tongue. and looks; what he sal b
they extol il to the clouds but if a
poor MAI speak, they say, what fell
low is this?
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, and The public
generally sboald by al mems, when they
go to Mobile, not fail 10 call aud ex1m-
inc, before purchasing, the M,mmd'h.
Clothing S ock Of NJ. p. LEVY & co.
Nos. 1G. 1S and 90 Nnr'h Water street.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

FalESps. send.in your ABygrrse-
ngvrs aud SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Build up your locality a6d HE Sen.
Coast Region Of Mississippi. by build.
ing W ihe STAR, devoted to your 10.
cal Intercsls.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

Rev. U. B. Phillips, for the last
two years Pastor Of Enterprise Sta
lion, has been returned.
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DIRECT TRADE with Europe for
Patrons Of Husbandry. We have
received fom Liverpool. carefully
prepared Manufacturers Price Lists,
for many articles, ~ Dress Goods.
Cloaks, Ribbons, Laccs, Linens, Cut,
lcry &c. &c.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-16

Texas has a town called L~ovelady.
Old maids are inquiring abont the
climate there.
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To Contractors.

Parties wishing 10 make Contract. ior Rangins,
Parallel, Block timber aud slaves also. it ls,
VIII please call NJ Moss Point on Mr.. Jasl
Durel, ouf only aud duly authorized ageut.
oct1I-ly BERCIER & DlSMET
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making her a declaration aud the cou
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male coquetto.
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viii be welcomed in eveiy home. Ever holr
loves s0ci 20 dos and nd porr.f is exscu'ed 20
trHa a. the Iie. hat it seems the v%erifubie rrgs
cure Of tie liuml itseli The Hcv = De Wit
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20 nuturl. 40 Que who sees tlis premium cnrJ-
ma viii have the slightest fear Of beiHR hittsu.
Bfsiies the chrome. oYcry advance subscuJer
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
HONEST MEN OR sHYsrERs.

The farmers this fall should look out for
their interests and vote for men of honor
and integrity for positions of trust and i'm
portance. There are always, in the larger
cities, thousands of purchaseable voters,
who hold back until they ascertain which
party has the most money, and who inva-
riably identify themselves with the candi-
dates who buy their votes and influences.
This being the case, the intelligent men of
the community naturally rely upon the
honest, incorruptible farmer for salvation.
and, TO their credit, be il said the grangers
generally are found on the side of right
and justice, as opposed to corruption and
monopoly. This fall the voters of Leaven-
worth county will be called upon to elect
three County Commissioners, and if We
wish to have an honest administration @,
Affairs, and low taxes, the people must
choose men who have an interest in our
welfare, who are above reproach, and who
enjoy the confidence OF the community.
Mere tricksters and shysters will not do.
they must be such men as Lobensteiu.
Lowe, Van Wrinkle or Lucas. The Office
oil Sheriff or Treasurer, for the next two
years, is not one eighth the importance of
that OF County Commissioner. The ques-
ton now is, will the people trust the man
agement OF this county to honest or dishon-
est men?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
TENN ssEE,

MEMPHIS, October 26-Private tele-
grams from Helena state that the greater
portion OF Austin, Mississippi, was burned
to-day. No particulars.
An Appeal special from Helena, says
Last night at twelve O'Clock tire was dis
covered in the rear part Of Dunaway's dry
goods store, in Austin, Mississippi, which
spread rapidly, and soon destroyed the en-
tire business part OF the city, causing great
loss to the people OF that place. Alter
the alarm was given all turned out to
assist in preventing the flames from spread
ing, but on account of the heavy winds at the
time little could be done to arrest the head
way Of the flames. A business row, con-
sisting of ten large business houses, was de
stroyed. By hard work, the flames were
prevented from cossing the street, TO the
residence part Of the place, which would
have caused a much greater loss, and much
suffering. The total loss will amount to
$4,000, or more, which there is very little
insurance on. The Fire was undoubtedly
the work Of an incendiary
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-Gen. John d
Stephenson, Of st. Louis, has been appoint,
ed U. 5. Marshal for the Eastern District OF
Missouri.
The Supreme Court, to-day, decided the
case of the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tiOnal Bank, Of Buffalo, against z. {. Lear
ing. The New York Court of Appeals, held
that the agreement for the discount of a
note above the legal interest, in New York,
was corrupt and illegal, and that under the
law Of that State the whole debt was for
feited; but this opinion the Supreme Court
has revised, to the effect, that under the
national bank law, the plaintiff forfeited
only the excess of the legal rate of interest
WASHINGTON, October 25.-Attorney Cen
eral PierrepOnt has given the opinson that
the faith of the United States is an unquali-
fed pledge for the payment of the inter-
est and principal, at maturity, OF the 3-65
bonds of the District OF Columia, authorized
by congress under the act OF January 20,
1875.
The annual report Of Treasurer New will
contain the following statement Of receipts
and expenditures, by warrants, for the fiscal
year 1875:
Customs receipts, Sl57, 167 ,722; internal
revenue, SIZE, OO7, 1888; lands, Sal ,364,-
OH miscellaneous sources, 81, 941 i Is, 500;
total net revenues, S2SS, 5000, 600. Public
debt funded, SIS, l69, sos, 10000; U. 8. notes,
Sl0S, 800, $500 ; fractional currency, $780,
612, 10000; gold certificates, so, 25O, 10000;
certifca .es of deposit, U. S. notes,
$50, 695, 900; total net receipts, S675, 971,-
6O7.lO; expenditures of customs, SI9,7l3,-
7O7 So; internal revenue, S5l ,SS5, 1873; in
.erior and civil, S4,957 $3.50; treasury
proper, $50, 64S, 262 AZ diplomatic, 50, l99,-
220S4; quarterly salaries, $50, 45l 100;
Judiciary, 50. sos, 1850; net, civil and
expenditures, 81 ,O7O, 7O2 9s;
var department, S4O,l2O, 600 navy depart
nent, 81 ,497 ,638.27; interior department,
s37, SAC, S3O4; public debt interest, |
SOB, 0S3, 644.57; total net expenditure,
S274.623. 1929 public debt redemption Of
'onds, Sl04, $50, $50; redemption OF U. S.
totes, S5l0,l43,OOl; redemption of nation
i currency, $40, 364, 67.48; redemption of
old certificates, 81, 27s, 900; redemption
4 certificates of deposit of U. s. notes, $751;
40, 400; total, including items on account
1 the public debt, $685., OOO, sS5 80; balance
I covered money, June 30th, 1875, Sl44,-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, October 26.-The formal in.
auguration Of the statue presented to Viz.
ginia BY number Of English gentlemen
took place to-day. Imposing pageant and
interesting ceremonies combined TO make il
the grandest demonstration ever witnessed
in this city. The streets were
filled to overfowing, and it il estimated
that $1,000 strangers are in the city. All
profusely decorated. The procession, which
was magnificent, and every way successful,
was an hour and half in passing q given
point, moving rapidly, and was composed
OF all the city military, infantry and artil-
lery, visiting companies from Norfolk
Petersburg, Charlottesville, Staunton,
Williamsburg, and the North Carolina
corps of cadets, also the surviving
members OF many Commands Of
the late war, including those
of the Stonexall Brigade, the Catholic
societies Of Richmond, singing societies, &c,
besides large cortege OF carriages and
other vehicles, containing many distin-
guished individuals. The colored orpani-
cations decided not to turn out The pro-
ces-ion was headed BY Gen. Jos. E. John
ston and staff, and followed by the Gov
ernor Of Virginia and staff and all the
prominent members Of the Government and
officials. As il passed the Central Presby-
terrain rooms, at the upper windows of
which sat Mn. SIonewall jackson, her
daughter and friends, the enthusiasm was
Members of her husbands staff paid her
a touching tribute, haiting in front, and
with uncovered heads silently paying their
Gov. Kemper made the introduc-
DRY address, in which he spoke in the mos,
ceiling terms Of Jackson. Rev. DIR. u. u.
Hoge was til, orator of the day. At the
,lose OF ,he Grafton, the statue was IN
relied, amid the cheers OF the multitude.
he firing Of musketry and booming of can
non. Gen. Jackson's only child, little
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
NJ MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, October 23.-The failure of Rob
ert TiltOn, WOODEN manufacturer, proprie-
tor OF the Spring Mills, at Cavendish, Yer
mont, Is Occasioning no little excitement in
the wool trade in this city. His Boston in
debtedness is quite large, the result, MAIN
ly, Of purchases of wool in this market.
Liabilities about $4,000
The Ames Plow Company Is temporarily
embarrassed. Liabilities, S2lS,247; as
sets, S542,S9l The creditors think a reas-
enable extension would enable the compa-
ny to pay in full and go on.
BosToN October 26.-Sufficient evidence
has been found against Lapage, the sus-
pected murderer of JOSH. Langmade, to
warrant the Attoney-General to summon
the grand jury to assemble at Concord, on
to act upon his case The de-
tectives say the evidence is ample to secure
his indictment at once.