The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-03

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lnlic will carry about Xix or seven
hundred tales ~ cotton and IL j.
etpposcd by 90 WHO hase seen her
that sho viii make good tine aud
quick trips between Gainesville and
New Orleans ! forgot 10 tell you
that the LDlic is propelled 10y u
recess vince, aud has ono OF the
steamer Sump'crs engines. Tie Som
ter was Uelorc the war n mail p1ck
ct between Mobile and. The
fast and pretty little ,ide-whcel
steamer Martiue of about seventy
tons burthcn belonging 1 o Capt.
WIN. Mass, Mt. John Moore.
Capt. jerry Miller and Mr..
Thos Moore also runs between
this place aud New Orleans during
he summer Tonlhs, and during the
winter months she runs Ip Pearl
River as far as Georgetown carry,
ing up the supplies for the people
and bringing down their cotton, peas,
aud o!her farm productions to be
carried to the New Orleans maj ket
If it should ever be your lot to
come to Gainesville You will be sure
Of a Jolly time with the different
merchants OF the town, and also OF
good fare at either Of our hotels, ev>
cry family in orr town has an excel
lent gatdcn and the PEOPLE of the
surrounding country are all making
| crops that excel anything that they
have done in that line for several
wears. We have two mails a week
from Bay st. Louis and one per week
from Columbia. By St. lou $ is
about twenty-five miles below thi-
place, and Columbia is about seventy
miles above on Pearl River. Our
town is exceptionally healthy this
year owing partly ! suppose to the
timely aid of our good Dir. NJ E..
Harrison. The DR.. il a finely edu-
Gated man ard . coed talker, After
the first day OF July Mr.. B, II. Car
lise OF Bay st. Louis, who has taken
the mail contract between that place
and Gainesville will run a stage TO
carry passengers between that place
and this. In the first part OF thi,
letter | made some mention of Honey
Island. | mus tell you that it il
one of the greatest places for game
in Sou,h Louisiana, by going two o"
three miles into the swamp. l
must toll you that it is nothing but
one of the thickest swamps from n
end to the other thu. is Imaginable,
and taking two or more good bear
dogs one can kill a bear almost any
Gay, There are also lots Of deer,
tulkies, and other game, TO be found
in the Island. There is said TO be
no law at all put in force in the Is.
land and If n pprson does ANYTHING