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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

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eifb. il b. believed. viii similar re.
sulls afd many N fho blacks gill
either vote the conservative iekct
Or slay away fom tbe polls. They
arc tired Of heing made tools o', 10
foist into Office unreliable, corrupt
men. WI oso existence depends up.
on the conplacency aud blind sub-
mission Of The negro vote. II the
Democratic party will turn ont aud
give Col. real its strength aud in
Auence his election is assured. II
the counties cast of Pearl River will
shoko OF their lclhargy aud 20 to
the polls, they can secure their can
ditdate. The people west OF the
Pearl are aroused, and intend man
fully to combat the hitherto great
odds against them. Shall we not
do our duty
The incendiary address Of "From
the C0lored Voters TO the Colorcd
Voters which we denounced last
" elk, has opened the eyes OF the
white people to the Infamous designs
OF the ambitious colored leaders /;
aud also, OF the more conservative,
better class of our colored citizens
who have no idea thus to be drawn |
into o war Of races, to crafty the
of a few Inscriptions |
demagogues, white and black, who |
would make q very pandemoninm of
the State, so they could rule and
reign. Who would prefer to- rule
in a hell than to serve as a good,
quiet citizens in q heaven of peace,
plenty and prosperity.
Oh! that the people Of Missis-
sippi. the bone and sinew Of the
and, will do their duty on next
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OUH CofrsNs are our capital.
From them wo make our livelihood
We have IN pay cash for the compo.
sition thereon. for the paper we nse.
and all material, press work, &c.
For orr readers we publish in our
columns matter Of general interest
and always feel grateful TO corrc-
spondents who send us communica-
tions Of tha, character, but we can
not afford to publish gratis, personal
cards and notices, announcements,
long obituaries, &c, for the benefit
Of q few individuals, or in which
the public take no interest. As
well might the merchant, profcs
sional man, &c., ask us to publish
their advertisements for nothing.
We state this that we and cur
friends may have o better under
standing in the future.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

TRAIN TO STOP.-We are inform
ed Thursday morning) bv Mr.. Har'
rison that trains going west, will
stop at East Pascagoula from to.
day, and that the ticket offi,e is
again opened.
The Express Company will now
receive and forward promptly all
express matter,-money, valuables
&c. to all points, east or west.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Go WEST young man if you de-
sire to engage in the raising ofcorn,
potatoes. pumpkins and peas, but if
you desire to improve your person
al appearance and to culiivate1he
most improved style OF siders, nous
tache and goatee, or to obtain a
nice clean shave, 60 TO Becht's Bar
ber Shop, next to the Rail Road Ex-
change.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

JlHN r. LAssABE Of Mobile is
a man who deserves the warmest
support of our people. He is one
OF ms. In our time of trouble he
assists us. We do hope that when
our merchants, and families make
out their orders thew will consult
the card of q man with whom they
can deal to advantage-a big heart
cd whole souled fellow-Jno. Il.
Lassabe-See his Card.
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Our MAGIsTRATEs.-No one will
gansay the fact that the good of
society and peace of a community,
much depends upon the character OF
the local Magistrates, who are week.
ly, or daily, called upon 10 en-
force the laws. They should be
men of character and standing, OF
integrit, and intelligence, who will
do their duty uniufuenced by fear,
favor or affection. On the Demo-
cratic Ticket will he found the
names, for this beat, of DR.. Chidsev
of Scranton, and Mr.. o. Randall
of Moss Point. They are gentle-
men who come up to the above re-
ouiremcnts. We have heard the
name of a person mentioned as nom-
mated by the Radicals. But they
so work in the dark that we do not
know if our information be correct,
and for fear of doing tais person
Injustice we will not mention names.
We suppose a person who receives
such a nomination is not ashamed
to have it known, but we are not
certain Of the nomination. But it
is sufficient for all lovers of good
order to know that there are pre-
scnted for their suffrages two gentle
men who would do credit to the
position.
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i am yours &C..
B. F. II. W.

The next planetary equinox, ac'
ccrding 10 Prof. Tice, occurs No
vember 2nd.-The most remarkable
terrestrial perturbation that will
follow this last, will be among the
carpet. baggers and negro polite
ians OF Mississippians.- Columbus
Democrat.
Caused by the planets Mercury
(the god of thieves). and Uranus,
getting into conjunction.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

REersrRATIoN-This week blacks,
102-whites, 119.
Total registration. - Beat No. l.
blacks, Al; whites, l15. Total 156.
Beat No. 2-blacks, Q; ~hites, SO. To-
tai 90. Beat No. a blacks, 2S7;
whites, $40. Total 636. Beat No. A.
blacks, 81; whites. 275. Total 366.
Beat No. 5-blacks, 0; whites, A. To-
tai So. Grand total 1909.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

We take pleasure in calling at
tention to the Card of our young
friend Charley ChidSev, in another
column. He intends TO open a
News Depot, and we hope he viii
meet with success.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30


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se.a sifb rhst 'sfsns s1',aission.
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Hui soathsd isy wssfv houfs.
with ths minisffiss u lovs,
Listened 10 nv ehilIhss isnvinss
Fof thy Fthsfs house Shove
Had hssfd ivy words n parting
Had Thy cheek - mins been pfesi--
ilsd followed thy dear body
~ he hlsl place Of rest
Thon fuller consolation
would have miagled with my tears,
and tht.o mem'ries sad snd sacred.
Been the treasure Of my }ears
f'u AFR ffosh home and kindred,
Thou vert doomed 10 isde away
One lone mourner only, bending
O'er thy cold deserted clay
None besides, who loved thee, saw thee
Laid where Southern forest wavei
None are privileged to liBger
Ron ID thy solitary grave.
Yet beneath the grief oppressive
Lies fount of joy 40 deep,
While I drink its preeions waters,
am wondering why weep,
Oh IL was a sweet translation
Thus to close thy weary eyes,
Aud without a sense Of dying.
Wake an angel iu the skies
Dare then in vain regrettings,
Give my selfi' 'h murmur room,
Even though see thee taken,
In thy early, lovelisst bloom
No hymn of high Thanksgiving,
Rather let my spirit pour;
Gratitude absorb my sorrow-
Thou art saved IL ask more!"
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REST!

Rest is not quitting
TIE busy career;
Rest is the fitting
OF self to its sphere.
'Tis the brooks motion,
Clear without strife
Fleeing to ocean
After Its life.
'Tis loving and serving
The Highest and Best;
'Tis onward, unswerving
Aid that is true rest.
GoErHR.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

We wonder il Senator Alcon still
thanks God that the negro has bis
heel 90 the neck of the PROSTATE
Mississippi Democracy.
Curses like chickens always come
home to roost.-[ Columbus Demo,
crat.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

st. Nicholas for November comes
to Us as usual, full of good things.
The st. Nicholas is unequaled as a
magazine for children and youths,
full OF good literary matter and the
beautiful and fancy illustrations,
possessing real artistic merit.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

The announcement of Capt Rhodes
as Surveyor is enclosed with a petiN
ton favoring his election from a
number of voters OF Beat No. 2.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

With Hooker, Lamar, Singleton.
Seal, and Money in Congress, Aiss-
issippi would present an array OF
talent of which any State might
well he proud.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Mr.. j. NJ. WILLIAMSON died at
Moss Point of the fever, on the even.
ing Of 24'h instant.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Mobile October 25th. 1875 -Desl
Sir: Your favor of this date, rendering
on behalf of the Forrest Club drsmat-
ic entertainment for the benefit OF the
sick and destitute of Pdscaeoula and vi.
cinity, has been submitted to the Pres.
ident and one of the Vice Presidets
of the Cau't-Get-Aswsy Club. In the
absence of sufficient time to call meet
ing of our Club, these gentlemen have
authorized me promptly to accept your
generous offer and to give you sssur-
ance that the members of the Can't-Get-
Away Club will cooperate with you to
the extent OF their best efforts to pro-
mote the success of the entertainment.
Very respctIy., your obedisnt servant,
w. I. WAITHALL.
Secretary o. G. A. Club.
Ro6t. T. Shnhz, Esq. Secretary Forrest
ClR5. Mobile,
The Benefit will take place as else
where advertised. on Friday evening
next at Temperance Hail and the at
fractions for the occasion are the
"Wept OF the Wish-ton- Wish" and q
popular farce.
Tickets will be issued ct once and
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

A somewhat novel and quite graft
flying feature of the business on
our streets is the offering for sale,
by the barrel, of home made molas-
ses. We trust II well continue. and
that the trade will be encouraged.
-[Enterprise Courier.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

We call sttcntention to the no.
tice of Mrs. Frederic in another
column.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-30

Mrs B. G. CARR died at Scran.
ton on Monday morning the 25th
instant.
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BRANCH OFFICE.
DIN .NER n TOOWER,

2S8 Delord st. New ORLEANS,
A. c. Danner e. Co.,
MOBILE, ALABAMA,
Jno. l.. Steedman, Agent,
PASCAGOULA, MISS,
Shippers Of
IhBER, LUMBER, SLAVES, &c. &c.
A. peclai Sttention given to filing Cargo or
oe,s for Export
tost Ofice, SCRANTON, MISS
a, nt. JNO. l.. STEEDMAN, il our agent
isessouls, authorized 70 attend 20 al bus-
a., ~ onr name, and ~ whom orders NAV be
lau9 yr.
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"h word to the wise is sufficient" F"
in the STAR.
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Mr. Geo. Drain is announced as
an Independent candidate for JUS
tice of tue Peace.
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Subscribe to the STAR in behalf OF
your interest.
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NEW HOTEL,
sft PaSr0gOuEu kbep0t.

FRANCIS FERRER, PAePRfEToR.
This splendid, new house is Just finished
and is opened for the reception of guests, with
every convenience provided for their luxurious
ease aud comfort. Terms Moderate.
,,,ri THE BARS well stocked with the best of
wines, Brandies. Whistles, and Liquors of
all kinds, Cigars &c. decI9 6m
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'a~s ssaff ~ 8ese Ha~f - -
8ss - ass .wMs -
, 1875-05-05

sao lower: No. in storr, 74,<c. nye quiet nnms-
f,nl1 Nnrlanstd: No. IN store, fl.1s. arjsy mimi.
nsl1y unrhAuced; NJ. =. $1aa,ai.5a; No. >, &1.a$3
Iaov1stos. nom!ual. hiess pork, st2.7s.
tfna'N fnhinnrA-NninnsiIy easier. liaddo. +Me
sil1eG.cts-riea:. ~; ur.; ost., 800 bn; wheat,
aa1rnrr7s-f1onr. Sroo brl. oa.,, 500 BIT; vh...
112.0pu tu,
fokrno.
TotEDo. May A.-EIOuh-FAr And firm,
t.a7; No. whie Michigan, stas; amber Michigan,
sa.l. ;ha %sy, sIas4; Jane. Ann, IVY. s1u9N NJ:
eni shitte loweF ijgh .n1ed, nc: June, iaSs;
yny, n' o 'T T'sa r. 1 's sstixs Ind ., 4;
ID. sHa'fc: Michigan Hi.t'AH7nc. ">'
hEortrrs-fioF M 10 hrh; wheat, ii,ooo hu: corn,
III :" ~. iss9' eop,,. a rns. 1000 bu to,n,
1000 bul oats, 1000 bu.
11nsTuA, May 4.-FL0ER-FIr1n srlnetbne Wsst,
crl, tt.5os+75 eotnnn extraA 4sta b7b; Wiaconsn
f' ; ss s.sSs ? : s''i :'' Se
low. pl@obe. Oats IN dea1.ua; mixed anl white,
7deSsucs
.sa, si:$3; Ne; 10, sl.as. Corn and al: aie.a,
r.tnoIEuM-pnlcs; standard while, car lou, like, ,
ola nns1 ~: :na .'' l.. 10 sr
none.
P1rTsnuNo.
fIrt*nuhu, May 4.-unAtH--whtat firm: prizes
Nnea0f" M fr.s +, vnt Ar; ssf SSSs'e; 'hecd Bug
~ tEsso.ssswY"!9: M ,a and ,te,ay era1e ss7x at
paF1of' rs''nsd' 1'ke, rh!'a.!ophia delivery.
nrrr4.o, May 4.-t;oa1xEWhe.t 1.vi au,, .,,e, No.
Milwaukee enb At *'a1 Corn inlet hut arm M ssita
3D. Darley-salss Stat. Il ti.a' on tratk. ~' '''<" "
sew oHLEANs
NEW onnEAN., May 4.-l,eis-fl.16.
sud a. Rra
, 1875-05-05
Haf. tAsts.f,

LATEST.
NEW HoHK, tlay l.-Mousy moro active, k{2lH,
lslnls 1nercantlls plper, A@9.
h'sflin2 's*ady: 4s7 1915 for edsy, and a9o3 Aoo
tor siBht.
Customs rectiltI, 100000.
PRODUCE asloFIst weak ,eta ,R31,
oold ar,, oieuiug n llst,, and eloaIng Ut ll61<.
Loans Mseo nat 11er cent for carrying tnd 1-al .,
aud for buFrnwlnR.
Tie Assistant Treasurer dsbussed, $ss9.0Oo.
olearsngr, 81 ,oooo0o.
Governments hszn. Nailrosd mottR.ges uapdsssts1v
active.
1tAts boads quiet
stock market declined X 10 la early dealings, Lut
latter rallied xtoN. Tho leading features war.
Union Pacific, Laiu shure, Wo4tsrH Uulou. lock
tslaad, Wstalah, and Union rscIac. rio DIV
cioned With hru.sr fesing on exchange, and \
EseoyerJ Of 4ays from early quotations ot the ,porn-
tiny. Ihs ehuf features wero t.zks Hhnra uutou IA,
e!Gc, .Sestssn Unlou, and laciAo MAIL, sl,sSsan
c1nsFs1 to-day so1 down 10 7v.ir agu.t 1l4 u Tie
s&oss ysattrdAy, '.
Ausnstc Fpctno advanced to n on report that t,a
VsErrdsy had tceu sfnkcu. by \ Iate sEranRe.acnt
inads BY tbs Union Pseiho load will tin Ka.isaa r..
elac ts sssos Of iha former ars Increased 10 eve,
1000 t0o e1sla<iso Of lsuds tho rual. tnl oquip
which TOO wetr Paciau Null, aa DQ0 Western uniun
!ela Erie "a, 100 Iaks ahnyv, 5O0l OAtos, T,0 Vi
LssA. sud II. .0d1 Uu!on raclnc
, 1875-05-05

HOG pRODuCT8-Mcro moro active, hut weak as \
consequence Ut larger offerings. Ivs legs wers III
better supply Inl eaaicr. and tho May deliveries Of
prot1ct the past two days hare becn very heavy,
which fact increased tho number OF sellers. Ttcrs
were ludlcatious that sonls operators III The arecn-
lavo articles anxou. to close up shc!r deals, and
got ont tho grain trade being most attractive n tle
s,tn,luer.
A1ess Ponx-Was moro active, bit weak, declining
fully tcs per brl, III Ay,npatly with drop In New
York. ses reported pf sIl brla cash ut Sa1s0Gs
2.'0 chiefly at the inside; ,250 br1s seller Jnna ut
81. 3,250 brs seller July at s2,0f
aud t,5c0 bss seller AuE,st at {2!.3osa2!O Total,
1850 hrl4. Thu market closed weak at S2ia6 cas
or seller srsy; t2l.75 'ccr JHus s,2oo932.o for
July; and $23. 30 fur ArguAt.
OlIes descriptions Of pork werc quct and easter.
They reported to be In process Of manufacture
rutlor freely. and constitute the bulk Of tho recent
shipments from, this city. Prime mess was quoted At
LsRp-Wsa moderately a:tise anu docllnea 17xe.
2,c per 100 lss, New rorx being reported lower and
tso dAss Sales nere wrrc reporto Of 5p1 tcs se':r
May at so.a7 .7so ter .eicr Jnns, u So 20
Total. a;s! *: ri. ma.ist e!s.:d ssn. i sis,ss
culi Of lellrt May, sls.ao3la.o9H for Juus, and
sIxt1s-Wtra very quiet, anil quosed essier. Tho
T., an 20 n.s - Mlong: ham. t:o H., l3!e
tia 1ast few days. including 1000 bxs nlidl!cs.
Tho market closed at s,.e for ahouilers, cash
long c!oar I..Dl1'5o cash or soler May; do aclos
june. 1.tc; Ao sc'lcr Ja1y 1.tt: thors rLs 1t1.s
l'ir, cuAh fcllrs May: n Keller june, 1s do
May, ia la.c; 40 seller 1unr, la4,sl2'sc: do .eler
July. 12ta" i.s.c u xed nleaty Ac iugAcr than looao.
t-pckrl Aans ls Ii, average, Mt .tsloc. l}1-
con meats qmo!t 1T 13t14st4hc TOR lat,a, PKG for
sou.lcrs, 1879 for slo riln. and 151.o for Ehort
cisars,-a pm ked.
HH1.AeE-Tan quiet At eta11t
JIEEF TNODucT9-Ntss 1uttt and nominatsy mn
changed. at ss.2l for iesa, 10 for s4r& mssa aud
500 ti91 90 for hams.
TALLow-Qaotcd at 8kRStc,
, 1875-05-05

Withdrawn frnyp kfnra m N1ou,1ny fhr all rnt,.
.rm,,,un. a M, In vb.,t a,7 In cnr, IN ~,
,.t, ~ ~, ~ A' we ~
n,s r,tta,.3,., IRWIN ,,,, ,r,,o,,u, lat, ,,o,. u
rucs,ax ,nnrr,,,. c,r. M .ns,rn ,o,".s ~ ~
IL ~ sn.S. Nv H., a. IN ,'ao .stn ,. ~
- ~ w.. - sa,,a. ~" ~ w. ~ "avao;
T., IN, e', ;c ~, =. w. ~ assn a'1su
u ta 80 .*.s s,4 w. ~ tetecseu 10
t =. .a su oSso VI, so' eats "u.'e oas' lYeafs
A,is. s',o' ~. -. w. ~ sa' ~ 20. no
ssaoo 10 y! eafs aaa 1'.eoo III oa's3' car 40. :
NV ~ ~ oas's!. .af ~. w. 4o'a. w
s7'''' ~. Aepst'eu oat' ooss na "aes.t o4s'9
y" eofn "s's'' eu oae' 4"o W 'so' w VI oar'es.
tesolu''oa "aa ohesea :" uhanss yes'efaay ps ar.
"en tana laa ofeE unuer lne sn'ea' Fros'aln8 Ehat
Rfa 'sFoc!eo ~ ne" a'er tho Paasase o. 1he reso-
luton. shall be dellrerAbls "a reguar TA!s OF COURSE
syea IL tho next crop ani It Ia well That lilo matter
bs se,t1v, os war or auoer row 80 that no ip,erc,s
@ -. ...oI,s1., - =, ~ s,,Iss ~ .,
tAS 10 psta1aes" ~ eaAnRo VI F0'eS I1seE Ill t1s
summer.
Tho alytccs from California un 10 about ten days
~ ,,.,-n ~. - . ,x,, ,,,. .t. M ,,,...o,t ,I
aso "+'o ~ ~ 'e'' os1e s4na's Wv 1'.o'pstt p~uB
tas The wheat crop would b scarcely hall OF III ayar
ags yield. surs then enough rain has fallen In 1nauy
rars Of Tia st,ts IN ruyye fha 5ronn5nu honrp nj ,s
st,,,.Is.. 49,. s ;.'sst... e.. " ~. .'%
ss1'lH'teAA"f A1a lucy eto III" AooA'nH 'ot Lax
lsr'est.
, 1875-05-05

BIiEEP-Thrss was = lack Of actavity 10 the sheen
trade. 43nJsEs fsw, aud their wunis wore ,lts
cppApGonty xaiea wero allow. rricas did not undergo
any marked change, but weak and unsettled Il
$1QQ4so0 for shorn, snd at T. 20 for unahorn.
DT9rYlto Nay y4,-OArTLx-Aeceipta 4la; total for
The wax, 1,aI0 Market siow; tso aI last wssfb
psIoes quality Of odsFnRs o*sr; sAes Of col 1npis
steefs, 49, V, lilo. mud l,4N H. At $s.l3H $500
$500 aud 7b; isa lnlana steeFs, 7u0, 99o aid li63
hs, Il 4i.S3, &3.7s. and $d.o5.
HHxxs AND I.iMps-kooc1ptg, 1,tOh; total tor the
week, t,Aou. Market dull. and \ strong No % last
weeks prices Aaias Of b81 Ohio eprsd, a. M aud 1Oi
hs. u tl.5Q gasv and {5a3; 1so olio woo!ed sJio4
1t s,.00 3G1 1lnols woolod sheep, los tbs, Il S7o0
Iou-ltecepts. l,GO0 total for Tie week Ggoo
market Monday moderately active; Yotkers, JbDa
7BI; heavy hogs, @.4Nsah0; atl!crY i75 S16I,
scestd, $50 its 500. Tolsys sales, $40 10 cars
unsud, the maturity batng gotd, heavy hoas York.
ets, S7,60 s7.73 hSayy hogs, $8.a5ss,&0.
EAHf LIBERTY.
EAgr IfBEarY, Fa., htay MISUNDERSTANDING To-
dsy, l.0ss Eurply good; market fairly actye with
fsw buyers prcse4t rlcas br 1t lsss weeks rloslna
sals4; prostect gootl; exttH, G1$Gs1Aei mediuu to
good, GAtstHo; common Ia fair tXSeo: bulls, sra
bo; socket1 and feeders, tfA1o.
loa.IRsselgt: tod,y hssa yoFieF'' 1850
SIS; medium, }t.1:o5.7t: clipped. {.a395.7s.
ct, LOul8.
9T. Louis. May 4-lIoas-Aeosipts, 1,2G0 steady !;
good as!nsnd .htprsf&s, r. 80 &sMe374os bacon, s7.uds
0lTTta.-Rscelpta Ms ttaadJ3 good looRl and
sanpapg da1aAoa; sAA os good native seests n sas
, 1875-05-05
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments vera Aid for record
Tnesday, May4:
ctr rnorEnTF.
West Atnarnc ut, 1i3 .-1D II of California AZ,
nj, 2jxl24 It. tlatcd ArriI 49,. $4,000
oEaen ay, y y COT ot 1"nsan ass 10 To . nm
Oily sty ~. s'' sas.i5 si5 of Taylor adI '
wsss III wa.tnson al dassa 'iay T. Hi; II Il II Ei:ateib It,:
T. :bxl{1 IT, dased April Ia, ls;i...:..... 10000
we.l Lake t. i;o Il ot Eo6ry st, I, a'1l2s -,
vtst Is ussa ohia A. M Il of I'd, Il. 1i.ia,
II, With lmhlIug.. lated Alrii 2i........ 5000
rearca #, lts. fts Of I'l'.ed 1t, II, o11ol It, -
res1e. ssa 4. Hui II I.i:si azlci II,
NeS'e It. "R.. &: of w::i iiro i: iiiio
Kis.s,,, M a i. - i Il et isus .: /. 2s.lSa II.
,tiisr1 iii.fa IVY ~ o I, Il T.enty:fofii, il. '''
1incpln ", Iol II 4 ot larrales 1t, II ~, a5E
t21 II, dated May y4........................ l,s15
Lack i, 10 q n of Archer a7,wi, as1i27 #, -.
Central r.rl ~. II: Il n It osden ~, i. i;3z
ws:t sienroe 4, u q v Of I1onore II. II, alf 49,.
1s T. ''its !. f:y 81 Ii Of wentworth, *; sa'0
I, 2,xt7 2-I0 II, datcil a1ay A.............. 7s0
SOUTH or o1rr limits, WITHIN RAn1u4 oS
south Dearhor1, Il. Il. 2;rloi Il. il whstos. -.
r,rt ne x, Fec. ., o. u. dated May 9.....t 800
JeEcr.on ~. laol; It II Of Fifty y-tlsir1 Ct. NJ,
sa1iao It. with brick building. .latcd May D.. Ssc0
Fosty-fourh bt, :fO It euf flnrenues ~, uf,
Lois j to ii i. saclla1ea latt sablisision of ''
Ks4i K,,,ss, asrss, aeh,se,$ sec. II, as. II, nr,,
Lot a. Heck :, # Il Il rods Of ii Q Il Sea-.
~, II, dated May 4...... ....................... $40
wksT OF oi1r LIMITS, WITHIN \ nAntrs or
NILEA FHOM COENT-NOEaF.
Fullerton AZ, : q cor Of I.ry,ly 4. U {, lo1l3l
II, with 2511J2 II adJollng, dated March LIS $500