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can carry off their timber. | believe
! have told you all the news Of in-
tcrest. Wishing You and your pas
per success, | subscribe myself.
Your true friend.
i. +. NJ. WULFF.
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Hon. 0. C. French.

"Veritas" is correct when he sup
poses we would be willing to give
him (Mr. FRENCH through the STAR
the "beneit Of his frank and manly
action" When we made the charge
against Mr.. French, in the last can
vass. we were influenced by 70 per-
sonal motives. We had been inform.
ed that Mr.. French had. as a public
servant, acted in an unworthy man.
ner; we placed the most implicit con-
idence liz our authority, and as a pub
lie journalist criticised the official
conduct Of a legislator. That legis,
lator demanded a committee of inves-
tigation Of the House, OF which he is
a member, TO inquire into the truth of
the charge. Thai committee exoner-
ated Mr.. French and declared him not
guilty. We have no desire, to go
behind that verdict and we would
then and there have dropped the mat
ter, had not Mr.. French's subsequent
conduct as a legislator, in which be
acted unfairly towards Pascagoula, by
INDUCING in feelings of revenge" to-
wards us, precluded us from 30 doing.
His late action. and confession in the
House is frank and manly as Veritas
states, and the STAR accords him that
praise for it which he deserves.
The following is the communica>
ton from Veritas :
Jackson, Nj, s., Feb. Goth, 1875.
EDITOR STAR During the consid-
Grafton of the Pascagoula Harbcr
bill in the House to-day the Hon.
o. G. French made the following
manly confession in regard to his
action in getting the bill repealed
last winter.
As it was through the columns of
the STAR that Mr.. Frenchs name
came 50 prominently before the pub
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loFFICIAL]
Proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY.
Be it remembered that on tLis 1st day
of March A ID. 1875 the Board OF Super
visors of said county, met at county cite,
Of said county and the court house having
been destroyed by fire, said B ,ard met at
the Jailor's house or residence, and JOHN
son Ware President Of said Board, Hardy
Scarborough, John J. Byrd, John NJ.
Golf and Austin johnson being present.,
said Board proceeded to business with E.
n. Ramsay. sheriff OF jackson county and
@. II. Alley clerk of this Board.
IL sppearinS to the satisfaction of the
Board that the court house OF jackson
county had been destroyed by fire on the
the present day, and whereas, The first
Monday of April next. being a regular
term of the Circuit conrt, of said county,
and there being no suitable building for
holding said term OF said couIt.
1t is ordered by the Board that Enoch
N. Rapssy sheriff, in addition to the
powers conferred in him BY law, select a
suitable building for holding said court,
on the most advantageous term be can for
the county, and Is near the present couu-
ty site as possible.
Ordered by the Board that Joseph Ha-
ems be appointed overseer on Black creek
to forks of the road below Mrs. Caroline
Ramsay called Back Bay Road aud the
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Public Meeting.

At an impromptu meeting of the
citizens OF Jackson county, held at
the Railroad Exchange at scranton,
on MONDAY, LIST instant, upon motion
OF Col. Smith, Mr.. VIM. Griffin was
called to the chair, and Mr.. Walter
Denny requested to act as Secretary.
The chairman explained the object of
the meeting to be merely preliminary.
and to discuss the propriety OF calling
a general meeting of the county on
next Saturday 9th, at Scranton, in
order TO inquire into and express ON
opinion in regard to the repeated out.
RACES committed upon the people of
the county in burning the court house;
and if deemed proper, TO offer a re-
ward for an exposure OF the origin OF
the fire. On motion Of DR.. S. A.
Mclnnis the meeting adjourned TO
meet or the next Saturday at 2
O'Clock p. N.
VIM. GRIFFIN, WALTER DENNY,
Chairman. Secretary.
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Extract from minutes of meetin.

Extract from minutes OF meeting
of Biloxi Thespians, March LIST, 1875,
Resolved, That a vote Of thanks
be, and is rendered, 10 the following
lady members Of this association,
viz Mrs. James, Misses Matthews,
Thompson. Henley. Santa Creme,
Gerand and Taylor, for their untir-
ing zeal and interest in the success OF
the association, as also to the STAR
of Psscagoula and the Handsboro
Democrat for the encouragement Civ
en-, and many favors shown us, DUR
ing the past two years.
Be 1t further Resolved, That a
copy Of these resolutions be sent to
each lady member, and to the STAR
and Democrat with a request that
they publish the same.
W. GRANT, p. GERAsD,
Sect'y. President.
w. L. HARRISON, Treasurer.
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For the STAR Of P~ascagoula,
Sheep Management.

EDITOR STAR-Sir: There has been
a great deal publ. shed in reference to
the best mode Of raising and manage
ing sheep, but | do not recollect oil
eyer seeing the following plan in
print. In order to make sheep more
profitable, yon should give more time
and attention to them by biilding
proper sheds for their protection
against the cold wintry rains, and
placing long troughs under these
sheds, and giving them a little cotton
seed every evening, for which they
will come regularly every night by
this method you win improve your
sheep, and will find they will keep
fat and haLdy and in good condition
all the time, aud yield larger and
better aceccs, and raise all of their
Increase, as they aae not exposed to
The destructive lowlS and animals
which ,devour the majority Of the
lambs that run at random. There
must be some protection for them or
their increase will not make up their
decrease. Some may object to this
plan on account OF the expense of the
cotton seed meal; 5ut il they will con.
slider the number they lose for the
want of such feed and care, they will
fiDd it will more than counter balance
that expense, or admitting they eat to
the AMOUNT Of what would die il not
fed, you would still be amply paid in
manure which would 10 worth the
amount led them. FARMER.
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THE BEACH"
Why We Should Write for the
Star.
BY RHOD0RA.

Because, it is our own paper; devo-
ted to our interests and striving to
develop our talents and improve our
condition in every way. The Farm
ers indicator published at Jackson,
has a page filed by ladies' contribu,
tons every week, and why cannot we
write something for our paper every
week.
Have you no time to write? Take
time and the rest which you will get,
will do you more good than that
much time employed at work when
tired. What shall we write about ?
Domestic economy, house keeping,
cooking, washing, sewing, raising
poultry, making butter, planting flow
ers, and shrubs around the house so
as to make the pret.iest show. and
many other things which are woman's
work.
It is very kind of our worthy edi-
tors to ask US all to write for our
orange papers and we ought to do it;
let each one send her " experience
written in plain language, and see
how nice il will look in print. i
have waited for some better pen than
mine to write first, but | have seer no
one write as yet, so | make this APP
peal to you daughters Of Mississippi,
and if | can induce one 10 write, /
shall be quite satisfied, for if one
writes, more will follow the good
example, and bye, and bye we will
have a literature of onr own, humble
and simple of course, but yet, Just
suited to the wants of working wo,
men, where each of us Gao learn what
the others know, and thus we will i'm
prove in our work more and more
and become more intelligent at the
same time.
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vERfrAs.

Tho Court met at 3 o'clock. llis
Honor tbc Mayor prc.iiing. Iii
Honor tbe Mayor declared the board
organized and ready Tor business
tsr REPORT ~ COMMITTEE.
Nr. Dcspute stated for the commit.
tee on repairing Lamncse street that
the committee had examined the
street, and noted the repairs needed,
and IN the opinion Of the committee
that the work can be done cheaper
than any proposals made to the
Board. Moved by Mr.. Haven Sec
onded by Mr.. Dispute that a commit
tee be appointed to examine and To-
cate tho worst places in the streets in
need Of repairing and report to the
commissioner, said commissioner to
be appointed by the Investigating
committee said commissioner having
the right to. repair such places as
need immediate repairs 5, and warrant
on treasury for payment Of same.
Carried "Mr. Strunt objecung." His
Honor the Mayor appointed the lol>
lowing aldermcn as the Investigating
committee Mr.. Schafer, Mr.. Hahn,
and Mr.. Hunt.
The bill Of DR.. A. p. Champlin
was next taken up for professional
services rendered to Green Cold,
"a case of Small Fox, the bill amount
ing to $51.25.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried, said hill was tabled for further
consideration.
Two petitions were read from citi-
zens recommending Mr.. II. Hunt,
and Ernest Despite as town auc
tioneers. Mr.. Hahn moved, second
ed by Mr.. Schafer, that Mr.. Ernest
Despite be appointed town auctioneer.
Mr.. Hahn moved that The town have
but one auctioneer for the present,
and if necessity should require it the
board could appoint another.
Mr.. Hahn stated that he had dis
his duty in regard to school
matters, and he left the disposition
oi teachers in the corporation school
10 the Principal, l.. G. Veyneie. His
the Mayor, discharged Mr..
Hahn from the committee.
Mr.. EIurd asked permission of the
BOARD 10 sell the Vslee property at
auction on Saturday the 9Th inst, be
invoiced said property and
lad it ready for sale. Mr.. Dcsperte
seconded by Mr.. Hunt that
Mr.. Hunts request be granted. Cars
led. There being no further bust
less the Mayor seconed the board
Ii. l. MEANT.
John e. MORRISON, mayor.
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TIE building vac ohIY flashed Ia1l
Jaaaafy having been occupied Wy che
Chancary coari bat month, for Che
fret tine. anl 10 was tho only court
that was ever bold IN IL.
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niigrc IN Il. The books 10 the Chan.
Gerry clerks onicc were new aud cost
$1,000, and those In the sbcriTs Office,
$3.50. All the deeds except Mr..
kreb's, were sCcd 10 o small iron
safe, which belonged 10 Mr.. Alley, the
and in il was 1904 90 Of the
sheriiTs money, and over $1,000 in
county paper, belonging 10 the sheriff
and clerk and Messrs. Wm. Griffin
& CO.. and over two hundred deeds,
and all the county officers Bonds
would have been destroyed had
it not been for the timely precaution
of Mr.. Alley in procuring, at his own
expense the safe. Mr.. Alley lost in
solvent accounts owe $1,000, his fee
book being among the other Records.
And the sheriff personal loss is fully
as great.
The preceding Court House was
1urnt on the 2Sth of August 1873,
been built the year previous.
And another, aud third Court House
If the county was burnt at Americas
many years ago, before the war, sup
POSED to have been done by Wages of 8
he Copeland elan. ,
Stored in the Court House, and f;
ost, were the press, the type, and ma
erial of the Sea Coast Republican,
ately published at Bay St. Louis and :
by Capt. j. j. Bradford, OF
and it is stated that it was .
urchased, subsequently, by Capt. .
of the Eandsboro Democrat, !,
neither there was any insurance on o
le Office we are not informed. T
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BURNING OF THE BILOXI JAIL
A @ PERSISTED.

BILOXI, Miss. March i. 1875,
Last night about IL o'clock, the Jail
was discovered TO be on FIRE, and a
crowd gathered, and owing to a pris,
oner named Francis Mitchell, (col.)
being con6ncd therein, on the charge
of theft, they concluded he had set it
on fire in order to escape, and seeing
a large hole already burnt, they be-
lieyed be had made his escape partic>
ularIy as they heard no noise, Blu,
this morning it was discovered. that
his bones and other parts were there
The jury rendered a verdict that he
came TO his death by sufiocaton
caused by fire which be set himseii IL
order 10 escape. BE was from ocear
Springs.
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Col. Tom Scott has abandoned all
hope OF getting aid for bis Texas Pa
cIfic Railroad from this Congress, and
has retired from the field. He will
not find the next Congress as pliable
as the one whose sands are about ex>
bring.
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Mass NEgTfSG To-day tho eli
zens Of Jackson County arc called Ia
assemble in Mass Meeting to consult
concerning the burning Of TIC Court
House and 10 take such action In the
matter as TO them may appear most
advisable.
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W. sec that Judge Il. A. Hill, Of
the United States District Court. held
at Jackson, has decide that a planter
can not purchase tob1cco by the box
and supply it to his hands at cost
without first taking out q dealers IL
cense, which Gusts five dollars.
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Yesterday afternoon, about the
tine, we suppose, hal the storm broke
upon this citv, a violent tornado pass.
ed near Landerdale station, in this
county. One man named Mack, q
race rider, was killed. All the houses,
stables, ETC., on Mr.. Britton's place
were blown entirely away, aud Mrs.
Britton was badly hurt. A Mr..
Burch was badly hurt. He was a
racer, and lad been keeping some
race stock at Brittoa's a week or two.
Old Mr.. Wilkerson's place was de-
stroyed. These meagre particulars
are all we have. I.rittoL's place is
about three miles from L~auderdaIe,
WIlkerson's two, and from their rel
alive positions and the known diree-
ton Of tornados. we suspect that til ere
must have been two distinct lorna.
dos.-Mercury, March 2.
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Prisoners confined in many of the
county jails in this State frequently
set fire to the building in order TO
make their escape. In this way two
negroes escaped from the jail in Lau-
derdale county. The undertaking is
very dangerous.
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When a Hindoo priest is about TO
baptize an infant he utters the follow
ing beautiful sentiment: Little babe
thou enterest the world weeping, while
all around thee smile; contrive SO to
live that thou mayest depart in smiles,
while all around thee weep"
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FBmo ed from HAT l0hy pinnacle
dofifg fheif caps 10 ihe Unrest n
fortunes end bidding defiance to all
tbs "onier world some will smile
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high elevation tbo united aspira
tons Of "Pascagoulas secluded
sbades" We pray those, who thus
would chloe, TO remember that
The brightest bowers hat ebafm ouf earth.
Are iboss That know but Obscure birth"
The success Of the Association
shall be our pride. Our deep retire>
mcnt allows US but an occasional
aud approving smile. However, we
would venture 10 say without the
least shadow Of a doubt, that the
and younger Fair" Of our
community, would not only proirer
their sweetest Smiles" but fully en-.
dorse lie undertaking. Such a tidal
wave of speech. excuse, for it comes
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Washington, March 3.-The Louis.
lana election cases have been decided
by the House with very little discus.
sion. Pinchback's claim was rejected
and Sheridan was declared duly elect
ed and was sworn in; Sypher was DE-
clared not elected, and Lawrence was
admitted in his stead and took tho
iron clad OATH They have each
about fifteen hours to serve.
The Force bill lies dead in the Sen.
ate, and will not be reached.
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The Senate, on the 9th INST, pass
ed an Act, by a veie of ls to .l3, to
repeal the Act providing for the State
Board of Equalization. This is a
proper bill, Tut il is hardly probable
II will escape an executive veto. Amcs
is not disposed 70 release his grasp or
the Taxpayers in any particular
Clarion.
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J4Cas0y, MIS- March z. 1916.
, NJ MelTsu. rsscae8u MA g
Hafbor appropriation has passed
both house.
!. +. CAnrrq. W. W. TH1Ypaov.
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The Pass Christian College is to be
discontinued, and the building convert
ed into a hotel.