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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17
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To the people of Scranton, and sur
rounding country. We the undersigned,
having sold . good many of our latest I'm
proved Howe Sowing Machines in Pascal
gouls, Scranton and vicinity, take the
liberty TO refer all those who are DESTROYS,
now, or that will be in future. to refer you
to those who are using the Howe Sewing
Machine, TO enquire into It's merits both
as to its capacity and durability. Oar
long experience with these Machines
gives ms every confidence in their perfect
mechanism and adaptsbility to the gen.
eral use Of the family, work shop. Each
Machine is guaranteed TO be perfect,
Therefore you DO NOT rnn any risk in pur-
chasing the Howe Machine.
In case any one who will get up a club
OF three, We will send q reliable person
with Machines to teach you ia your own
home how TO use the Machine perfectly
free OF extra charge.
To any one who will write us for any
Information regarding Sewing Machines
we will cheerfully answer all questions
regarding same. Our Department devo-
ted to Nine. Demuests. Cat D Pat
terms is great convenience to many In
the country and 20 all who write for Cata-
iogue Can have il free Of charge by return
mail. Yonrs respectfully,
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE co.
iaiyl0 1y ID. p. PERRY, Manager.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

PASS AROUND THE lPECAC!- Hands
we're ' ry severely shaken across the
bloody chasm in Memphis last Mon
day. At the celebration Of the
Fourth in that city. Gen. Forrest, tn
man who captured Fort Pillow and
tile reputed head Of the Ku-klux-klan,
in the South, was the guest OF the
Independent Order OF Pole Bearers, o
colored organization in that city
which has been the cau,e of much
trouble and has precipitated several
riots. president Henley" of the
Poe Bearers, introduced Miss Lou
Lewis" who. as the Representative OF
the colored ladies'" addressed him as
"Mr. Forrest" aud presented him
with a bouquet ''as a token Of recon,
Citation, and an offering of peace and
good will" MIR. Forrest" accepted
the flowers ''as a memento of recon.
Citation between the white and col
cred races Of the South" and accepted
it more particularly as it comes from
a colored lady, for if ,here'is any one
in Gods earth who 'oFas the ladies
1t is myself" General, OF we should
say Mr." Pillow, alter whom the fort
was named, was also present with
newspaper editors ana other distin-
guislled citizeas, and Mr.. Pillow made
a speech. We believe the clin AK has
been reached nov, and Gabriel may
blow his horn without fear that any
n may be lett. Very great progress
has been made in the hand cha king
business, We must confess, and we beg
leave to cry a halt. Mr.. Forrest
and his bouquetl Will somebody
pass around the ipecac?
-Augusts, lGa.,) Chronicle.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

WHAT A SnRiNKAGE-Mr. u. "A.
Vancleave, d fcliuble merchant ut
Ocean Springs, Informs Us Of a heavy
shrinkage in . shipment Of wool from
that place by the rdiIroad on the first
Of June. lie saw it weighed by the
agent Of the railroad company, and it
weighed two thous md. two hundred
poundA. The agent r ecripted him for
the same, aud when it arrived IN
New Orlean il had only lost IL transit
eighty four aud a half pounds. OF
course, Mr.. Van lelve demlnded OF
the railroad compiry pay Tor the loss
lie had sustained. but he was insultcd
by the superintendent, and no salts.
faction was given him Unit he threat
ened the COMPANY with a suit, then
the agent was tcid to pay lin fo@ his
stolen property. l. it nossihle tha
the New Orleans aud Motile Rail.
road is in the wool gathering business?
Our coast people had better patronize
The s~chooners at least, till the railroad
puts down it, freight tariff, and acts
honestly 10y shippers.
-Handsboro Democrat.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

doctor ,ald ga old lady. I'm 80
troubled 10 ny sleep. last night !
sar grandfather who has been dead
thirty years What did ou eat
before sou went to bed n osked the
doctor. NotIing bot half a mince
pie" swell, IL you bad eaten the
other half you might also have seen
your grandmother,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

TIE Wet Coast Mail n thg 20ih
NJ Juas siaies fnt dgfiav the recent
terrible storm IN the hafbar d Val.
mniso az least fofij boys belonging
% The training Zip gers q oxocl
ard betaecn tsenry abd thirty sail
on. and from fwcIys 10 fifteen boat.
men
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17
BILOXI.


Having been appointed State Deputy
for the organization of Councils of La
borers in the counties OF Jackson. Harri-
.oa and Hancock l am ready TO meet all
calls made upon me for organizing OF
Councils within the above named coun-
ties. Address me at Biloxi Miss.
G. X. BROWNING.
Deputy Grand Encsmpment. Of the
Council of Laborers.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17
NEW HOTEL.
III II ascUg OMtM Depot

FRANCIS FERRER, PkcPHlEToR.
This splc ndld, new house is just finished and
is opened for The rcceptiou'o of guests, with every
convenience provided for their luxurious case
and comfort. Terms M0@erate.
THE BAR is well stocked with the best of
Wines ,Brandies, Whistles, and Liquors of all
kinds, Cigars &c. .deol9 I'm
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

Down With All Rings and MonQpolies
Fresha and Salt Fish of all kiDds, 0ysfers In any
quantities and at all times furnished at the
Lowest Races. Orders for any quantity furnish
ed at a moments notice. Small Profits and Cash
Ssles is my motto. 1ihsralIerms 10 these order
70 Sell again. Orders frsm Ialaad Towns earn
esilv SOLICITED.
c. IA. BROWNING.
povisif Bltoxi. Miss.
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Consumption Cured

To de Editor Star.
EsrEsNgD fRIETD
viii Won plea . inform your readers thai
I have a positive -
Cure fer Css-s@ptien
audaIl disordersof the Thr0si and Lungs. ana
that. bv its use in my practi e, ] have cured nah-
dreds Of cases, and viii give Tfa
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sufferer addressing me.
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know who IL suffering hom these diseases. aud
oslge. Faithfully loau.
DIX. 4. = BcgI
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-17

Iwouli most respectfully state to the citizens
] of Pascagoula aud vicinity, that at The re
quest of DIR. C. w Moorcs family and many
of his patrons, / have located here, to practice
my profession. NY Office is over NJ, Deas'
Store lScralton,l and residence at the "Vun
Wagerlen place" after the first OF February.
jan23 ly w. 4. B~RADFlELD, NJ. ID,
Office hours at Moss Point, Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, at Moor's store, from 2 until o'clock
p. NJ.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-07-17

that have been given in Donaldson
vile within the past few years. The
novelty of these concerts is Of itself a
great attraction, and when the allure
ments of a burlesque spelling match
and dance after each concert are
added, there is 10 room to doubt that
there will he a large attendance at the
Hall both Friday and Saturday eve
nings. The ladies under whose d.
rection the concerts will be given,
have requested permission to use. the
truck-louse of Ascension Hook and
Ladder Co. as refreshment hall, and
this has been granted. Lots Of nice
things will be here displayed to tempt
the appetite, and what with the in
tellectual feast in one hall and the
physical feast in the other, the visitor
who fails of enjoyment will do so
through sheer self-incapability. Adj
mission to each concert 50 cents !;
children half price. Performances be-
gin at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
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ALMOST A DuE1.-We are informed

ALMOST A DUEL.-We are informed
that misunderstanding arose few
days since between DR.. Armstrong
and Mr.. Jeremiah Supple, both resi-
dents Of Bayou Goula, growing out
of offensive language addressed to
the Doctors father by Mr.. Supple.
A challenge was sent by the Doctor
and accepted. Winchester rifles were
chosen as the weapons, thirty PAGES
the distance, and point near Plaque
mine, but on the opposite side of the
river, as the place for the hostile meet
ing. On the morning fixed, the par
ties appeared at the spot selected, ac-
companied by their seconds, and
bloodshed seemed imminent, as one
of the principals, at least, is said to
be an excellent marksman. Through
the efforts of the seconds, however,
the difficulty was amicably arranged,
Mr.. Supple agreeing to publish a
card in the Iberville Republican re-
tracing the language which led to
the challenge.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-07-17
Notice to Parish Tax PAYERS.
Resolutions Adopted by the Police Jury
June 7th. 1875.
( Extract from the Minutes.

EXTRACT from the NllnuteS.J r-ts
BE it Resoleed That the Tax Collector of
the Parish of Ascension be and is hereby III
structet to receive i'll payment of all current
and delinquent parish taxes excepting
such school and special taxes as are re-
quired by law to be collected in cash) duly
approved and registered scrip, warrants or
certificates OF indebtedness-the legality of
which has not been questioned-of said par
ish of Ascension, without regard to the date
of issuancesof said scrip, warrants or certiti-
Gates; provided, that this instruction shall
extend only until thirty days after the first
publication of these resolutions in the official
journal OF Saturday. June 18th, 1875: after
the expiration OF said thirty days all parish
taxes and licenses, current or delinquent,
shall be collected only in cash.
Ptouided further. That any party Offering
scrip in payment of the current parish tax
shall haze paid all delinquent parish taxes
due~Dy him before the Collector shall be
empowered to receive such scrip in receipt
of payment for said current parish tax. 7
BE it further rcsofrcd. That the official
printer is directed to publish a copy of these
resolutions in the official Journal during the
period of thirty days above specitied and
that all ordinances or resolutions in contra
ventiOn hereof, are hereby repealed: and
further, this resolution shall take effect from
and after its passage.
L. d. ARCENEAUX.
Attest: President.
OCTAVE TERRIo, Secretary. tjyi2
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"OUR FAvoRlTE SEWING MACnlNE.-The
cheapest and best Sewing Machine now
manufactured for family use is the Wilson.
We certainly would use no other. 1t works
with equal facility Oh muslin, cloth, cam
bric, tarletan, flannel and leather. 1t does
not paralyze the spine or wear out the oper-
ator in any way. neither does it demand an
incessaut stoppage to find out where the
difficulty is. as none exists. There is no
difficulty. 1t runs smoothly and evenly,
hens, tells, tucks, gathers and binds. 1t
does the finest and most beautiful work .op
cambria and linen. 1t also has the merit of
being cheaper than any other frst-class sew
ing machine. 1t does not get out OF order.
nor break needles. nor slip. nor quicker the
cloth. SO complete has the Wilson Sewing
Machine been made by Il skiltul eombina-
ton of brain aud muscle that it has left
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-07-17

All people would undoubtedly prefer /.
fine head Of hair grown upon their own heads.
to being bald, or wearing false hair. and it
has been the study OF many of our learned
men to find remedy to restore the hair
when it has fallen out, and renew its color
after it has become gray. Such 4 remedy
has been found and is now offered to the
world under the name of Halls Vegetable
Siciian Hair Remover; and, to verify this
statement, read the following =
This is to certify that was very bald in
fact, my head was perfectly smooth and it
is common i'll my family to grow bald early
in life. I have now used four bottles OF
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover. and
the hair has grown out all over my head,
and is now natural brown.
hartley CONLON.
Scipio, Jennings Co., Ind, May %, 1868.
Personally appeared before me BARLEY
Conlon, and upon oath, says the above state
ment is true.
NJ. G. BUTLER, Notary Public.
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s;4 ARTHUR'S ILLUSTRATED
HOME MAGAZINE FOR 1875

Bright, cheerful. progressive, always up
to the advancing thought of the times. Tic
Home Naya-inc takes rank with the leading
and most influential periodicals Of tho day.
1t is on the side OF temperance and TRUE
christian morality. Whatever is hnrtful it
condemns without fear ur favor, and makes
itself felt in the homes Of the people assN
power for good. 3st4sft55 se.5I l.s9f3t,fs AZ;
TIE CHEAT household Magazine
Of America. if more Thoroughly identified
with the people in their, home and eocial life
than any other periodical in the country
.DEBORd II NORMAN; her .co,.k and
her fcT0rd." A new serjal story by T., s.
Arthur will be commenced in January.
.'FIFI'Y YEARS AGO: or. the cabins Of
the Vest" by Rosetta Rice We annou1lce
this new series Of articles with real pleasure.
knowing ar We do that it will be among the
most attractive that we shall offer eur rcad--
ers next year. Miss Rice, besides holding
the pen of a ready writer, has in her pesses-
sion /, large amount OF original material
from which to draw, aud . wide acqhaint-
ance with people whose personal remillis-
cenccs are rich with pioneer incidents and
experiences. i.s.tss-=e 49,
:. HOMES E0R THE PEOpLE,.a ser
les ofalmir;.bly suggestive articles ON homes
and how to make them pleasant and at
F." THE STORY IELLER." This depart
,nent will be unusually rich Besides All
abundance OF short stories. two or tLree
serials will be given during the year. ;
- PIPSISSI VA " Potts the inilnitable
delineator OF home life and character, will
have an article in every number, fs..s. ~
BI1vERICh'S nearest 1.4tterAs for ladies'
and childrcns' dresses are given by special
arrangement every month y - . =
TIE MOTHERS Department will be
carefully edited and have. suggestive ar.
tieles from our hest and most experienced
writer's.
THE HOUSEKEEPERS Department
viii be full and practical, and contsin many
contributions from experienced huuss-
keepers. ++-..f
.THE LION IN LOTE' and 1.-THE Ia
telrupte.l Reader" two large and splendid
premium e;gravings Cine of these. is sent
free to every subscriber.
81 5O;l year is the price of .lRTHTYS
I'LL FSIKII'ED END GAZINE. II.
clubs ) copies for SO; 6 and one extra to
gettcr up Of club si2. 10 and one extra 442O.s
- - cents must be added to each sub
seriptiou for prepayment ofpostage for the
year. Specimen numbers r. eeMfs, III ear
lre,tcy or postage stamps. 49, BIZ
rs. ARTHUR & SON.. -
hovi2 phjhasl-jphi&. Pa. :
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Post.Dmc< RESOLUTIONS.

Chapter X1, section 1856: Letters brought
by steamboat should be marked steamboat
at the time of receiving them.
Section 1872 At the postroffice where de-
posted, they will be charged with double
rates Of postage, to he collected ut the office
Of delivery that is to say, six cents for the
single weight it marked, and four cents the
single weight if delivered at the Office; but
it such letter has been prepaid by United
States stamps ut such double rate of post
age, no additional charge will be made. If
only partly prepaid by stamp, the unnaid
balance will be charged and collected on
delivery.
Noiletters after July 10th, 1875, shall leave
the Office before the above instructions are
complied with.
+. FOBB. Postmaster,
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STEAMBOATS, Regular Packets.

Vicksburg and New Orleans.
Ouachin Belle lin place Of r. Il. Lec) passes
up Tuesday night; down Sunday between
and 3 L. NJ.
Kutic passes up Thursday night; down
Tuesday night.
Gor AHe. lin place OF Natchc=), passes up
Saturday night; down Thursday after
noon.
Bayou Sara and New Orleans.
". S. Pike passes up Monday and Friday
nights down Wednesday and Sunday
nights.
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
Lcssic Taylor, passes up Thursday and
Sunday; down Monday and Friday.
Bayou Lafourche and New Orleans.
Era No 10 passes up Tuesday and Friday
mornings; down Wednesday evening and
Sunday morning
Henry 7ctc passes up Tuesday and Saturday
mornings; down Wednesday and Sunday
mornings.
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A few evenings since an attempt
was made by an unknown thief to ef-
feet an entrance to the residence of
Mr.. Noise Levy, on Railroad Avenue.
The marauder gained access to the
gallery of the second story Of the
house, probably by climbing one of
the gallery posts, and placed his hand
through the Venetian blinds of front
window to reach the fastenings. The
hand, which was that of black man,
was seen by a child, who called the
attention of the inmates of the room
thereto. The thief quickly slid down
the gallery post and disappeared.
This occurred early in the evening,
before any one in the house had re-
tired for the night.
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HEATING ACADEMY EXHIBITION

HEATING ACADEMY EXHIBITION
Saturday evening two weeks hence,
July 3lst, an exhibition will be given
in the D. S. G. B. Hall by the pupils of
the Heating Academy, under the di
rection of the learned Prof. M. Keat-
ing and his accomplished wife, who
has charge of the preparatory depart
ment of the excellent school. The
most careful preparation will be made
by teachers and pupils to render the
entertainment even superior to that
Of April last, and those who attended
upon that occasion will acknowledg &c
the task difficult one. The exercises
will consist of determinations, dialogues,
French, German, Spanish and English
comedies, orations, etc. An admission
fee of 25 cents will be charged to
cover the expenses of the exhibition
including rent of hall, lights, etc.
Prof. Heating and his pupils merit a
full house, and there is no doubt they
will receive their deserts in this re-
SDect.
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To Tax Collectors.

CIRCULAR No. 4-SERIES OF 1875.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Auditors Office,
New Orleans, July 9Th, 1875.
THAT to allow the widest
Id Interpretation to act No. Z, extra session
of 1875, is ijustifiable, notwithstanding the
ambiguity of its title, you are hereby in
structed to continue collecting delinquent
You are to understand. however, that the
remission of penalties does not operate to
postpone collections beyond the usual time
after service Of notices, and yen are required
to vigorously enforce collections, both Of
current and delinquent taxes.
CHARLES CLINTON,
.H" Auditor
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Next Thursday afternoon an ex-
ilibition will be given by the pupils
of the RAILROAD Avenue public school,
Miss M. Woods, teacher, and a
general invitation is extended to the
public to attend. The exhibition will
take place in the school room, COM
mencing at2 o'clock, and will be of
such an interesting nature as to well
repay a visit.
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