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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
COURT or COMMISSIONERS oP ALABAMA cLAIas

WAsniNGrON, May SIN the Court OF Conmis
soners az Alabain. Claims ozy III r. webb VI oounrs IN
Ic al. HnbDsrd asSgnSr II ossood sui ia ton
AN me yainfsn unter entered motion t ON
lato a. ~ case VITA a. ~ so and 81 ras hrst can
in calendar cvuinue bcs tniidg ~ cas-. o 4.
following buuttei upon the testimony ans
the argument ooasr Ion CoEn,ilns Cle aiSAlins sf
claimants j. A. j. Crswod it The UHe ssiesi
No o. BIns Of san Frani~o asL The Unt ss.si
No. So aud 90 Main Winchester II Sln trancco agt Ire
unitca states 81 aud %. Haynns Lavtn At Tbs
UihJcd Stats .
No 81 James agre Tho United Ssstos. slsr SUB
mfed j W Denver lor claimant j. A J. oa
for The Inited Sat6s To sci for argument us
the question U The aaeadnpot of IstafiosAA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
PRESIDENTIAL PRO5PECTa.


SIR: IL seems fOregUne conclusion
that arc to have Gen Grant for third term and It
is simply because better man his been brought
before tho eouilry. Bat where. 1t may DO asked,
is better To DO feundt In the senate In tho
House OF Rapres sntayest With exception all are
enliste III The of party interests rather Than those
~ tier county. Now II No put party mau la Tho
place ~ another, what shall II profit There
be before tho country ut the present time lifted
the Presidential trust oDe-Senator ScAurz and
~ ll.,A 10 be. W..
,-. SO. =. T.. May /. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
CIVIL NOTES.

The argument of the motion for bill Of
particulars SHIT Of tho people against Tweed has
been sot down for to-day
In case tried in the Marine Court yeser-
day. before Judge Joachnsen In which the contadic
lions involved perjury and forgery, the jury nndng Tor
the plaintiff. tho Judge sont tho defendant 10 the Ciy
Prison.
In the case of Nathaniel w. Hooker against
William T. Martin. Judge Van Brunt In sapr, me Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
THE COURTS
CITY CHANGES AND FIXED COVENANTS.
SUIT TO PREVENT TIE OCCUPATION ~ "oisg f'h
BCsiSfss PUIPDsBs.

BCsiNfSs PURPOSES.
In the Superior Court, General Term, the de-
c!s,on IN the cnse OF Inc Trustees OF Column
bia College against Anna ~. Lynch, In faNor
~ the defendant, has been affirmed. MTs. Lynch
derived lilo o. - lot ut Fi!tioth-st. anu SiAlh-
ave- from Joseph D. Boers In July, 1872 inc I"'"g'
Corporation and Mr Beers entered INTO m.unAi GOV
cnant thl their property should not be- use iVi I'h
featuring or business purposes the covenants to fh WIN
the land Mrs Lynch has compiled with The provisions
~ % the binding bnt has permitted her basement u DO
occu lied by a broker VINO has sign On Lhc ohshb'e'
front and .ts also ed upei Jr 81 no bD1s 4"
person takes orders for painting ana VINO hISo b"7
sign ,,
Tho College sued 80 enforce che covenant in lSe
Snir giving the opinion OF the CDurt hOlis thl lc
intent of tue covenant clearly WAS to reserve TN sde
aycie and Therefore, tDuSn tJc covenant u ELli "'
breach tie Oeft 81 tbs covenant beng 1onnir IL vas
tnng bc made t0e ground pI lr"I ~ an I''hD"
,c ION Nft.r speaking Of the great rnnnYs ~ Ia cIit
.ugr $50 when covenant was m de, ~iucn nave
changed ,at ant lois into CIOwdod Streets auI carr u
bu-irrs, high up the street,, Juni.c olaH a|Hs
II salns lnpossibc Ia disregard th1 very hhrf'hI
state of affairs which has taken place IN the bsbess ~
ltt.r an r,Ln I0rUiia Of line Gty ~ Hcw fUk "ii-
ing - years unraet., Whrh M oDsituct ~ prog -
in trade, cDnincrrc, AMI popuAlIOn, should b" s,fctJ
t..ss Gu sIges OF the opinion that the iltn mo
should prevail Tor Two fe isois-isi, Hlhly VIII not
Interfere the paIuiIs have bui45r'M ~ damage i'
srcOnGly II viii efpcsc wnrre claii1s az clrfh-
suuc,s =, IA Ter IL 10 uIitlbo do The Judgment
must DO Affirmed win oOs,-' Jud1 ocds"ieA cohcars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04

g?ecIa Term decides that whore portion ~ mon gd
property Ii taket for public the nortes T Is tia,
extent oreclosoi an1 the moftgagee IL rntied ~ le
whOln award, and not rely Ia the dihenD between
tia, aud the mt for benefit O,cr por.
tOns OF the mort gagged property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
A MrcnIIrLGArED scHooL. HOUSE coNrNAlr

a
The Board Of publir instruction contracted
with Alonzp Dutch 10 build d school house in the Tenth
ward After Of the work done he assigned the
balance still dne on his contract ptrsJus. AonzO
SchIeyer. ~ the sssnr-s. peted tho work but
as both assgnces claimed the last payment. the money
was withheld The asGnees brought separate suits. and
the city brought third suit 10 compel them TO inter
plead, offering bring the money into court. Before the
ciiy's ready for trial. The Macmillan Alse. IN
which held that tho city not liable for the acts
its departments. decided, and tue Corporation
Counsel made great opposition fo the dismissal
uf his suit. In Schreyers the city had
admitted 10y ITS answer thai 1t liable the contract
IN lhor. being objection o the hon siy OF The work
o. claim superior Court gave m MT for Scbreyer
which was affirmed At G-n-r Tenn at ton WAS then
made by tie city u am nj its answer 81 rs To ny that
the contract u city contract THIS motion was
grant H. and the General Term have affirmed the order
s ing the opinion delivered that the frequent changes
Law to the educational department Were fair
ex the Corporation Counsel In failing to insert his
defense in the lii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
HISTORY OF ONE OF TAlNToR's LOANS.

AND OIHEllo.
Judge Van Brunt in Supreme Court, Special
Ie ILL., hAs de,ded the suit oI samuel ~ William Nou
AZ lirlst Thomas r. Mason aud others The pIintlh IT.
posted with =. L. .inior Cashier OF the Atlantic
National Bank i6G shares Of the Lake Sioro AMI Mchi
gan Southern Railroad Company and 300 SHARES OF the
Cleveland ana Pittsburgh Railroad Company with power
10 sell them at CERTAIN price. TdiuiOr had them tnn'
ferred n hnlse a. cashier. and pied I'D them with y =
Wallace Il Co as collateral q Loan 10 the bank of
$1DO0O This loan tho Judge finds. was al per cent
a month Wallace q GO. raised t!9 money by pieds
ing the stocks To Belmont Co.. buf when
the failure u lo Atlantic Bunk, through Tantors oI-
FRA T. u, became kup@ a. Belmont & Go ctLod ~ thc
loan and hOiBas T. lOn TOOK 1t up paying the money
Ia Belmont X Co. AM taking Tho sCuiits iio siss
that, until trr he had paid ills money he ud nos va"
that the stood in ~ the bank or of Pain
TOR, c.lSIief then much alarmed AFTER th,N ne
surrendered other cOAteias allace Co.. and sold
this sork by their direction The planH claims fhr
whine mis- stock from MasOn from Wallace Co.. ana
iron, the Ateutic Aativn,l Bank tho ground t!lAi
none of item ever &C iuircd am right 10 IT,
judge Van Brunt says lhat tn Only question IS
whether Waac Co. and lsOn did Or did mol receive
he stocks III good faith and in the OTdiuTy course 0
business II they did plaintiff having pat la Taint1rs
power miSlcad tAcm, In estoppod Bat tho ohl""hg
Juey b. bank without Authority OI lis ulCcios -
aiioga bcyUnI the duties OF ana oi baiih
~ borrow a, per month when 1t can only lent az
liz the stock cc'tilato5 tUit
they suspicious and II he advanced his money DC
fore he saw them he trusted NallaCc o. la TACT amer
ward 30 acted under their directions He Therefore holds
that Wallace & Co and Mason liable - piuuln Tor
value of the stock the day II w;S DOMAIN lea nom
.;u but that tine bank IL not liable, II not bei x la ~
The duty bauk 10 take stocks for sale. anu ~ author
ity being shown tAe cashier aud preshlrni ~ do 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
EXPENSE II OBTAINING A CoHTR'
MEXICO.


The General Term Of the Sup mt
have reversed the Judgment In the case u 4. o.
Sullivan against Marshall .. Roberts In 1861, Mr.
,hprs preparing 20 rr'r5aniAe the Tehnant pee
Railroad Company. and having made arrangements TO
purchase the old c,ncession, aud tun IL into new
eonpany to be known the New York and
rchi.aniepec Railroad AMI Steamship Company,
Ice employed Henry Wykof To procure froin
the Emperor Maxmlian extension OF the oOncessOn
and a transfer Of IL Ia the company. The plaiDt.l
Wa first employ Ell as-'ICIae NykOh, hut 0th
having suffered literal shipwreck. WykOf abandoned the
i irr and pianiiH alone alter submitting through
Wykuf prop that II css!u lc should receive
sidrk al il. company equivalent I" SJO,oO.
l-lof jlucd, signed by Roberts. Accepting In
these to1ns which Roberts ON thr lrdi uu-
utunred "a a forgery When tho plninff reached
M..xco h. received power OF attorney authorizing him
original offer ptFt. lie Oh aimed. after delay,
from Ma Nniliau's Goyrrnm mt, tho authority to change
the name vi the Company and brought it to New
York. hnt simultaneously with his arrival came
the news Of The overthrow Df the Empire
mi the revocation by President Jnarcz OF
fle original grant. Ihr jury. after allowing for $1,000
nly.ncrI to ihr pl nli0, gave him verdict for
Sl3JJ3 -. Both sides appealed. The Grncrni Term
mold that Nil the main Issues TIC cont hiow &a-
riyh. hui that IL wrongly admitted ovid that tho
piinin VIA iakrn SILK Bt OrzIba and pat 10 srvcral
Hndr.i dollars EXPENSE aud nj oNP'n' IN enter
tanning Macmillan and menbers Of his Court. AMI as
this might have ha tue jury N increase the damages
tlcIo I,.urt be a new trial
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

In locking over the j%osrnsl Of the
Mississippi House of 1888, the other
day, we were struck with the fact
that. among tie lit of members OF Nh.
Senate and Hon.e and occupants OF the
oficss OF the ESccut We, Clerks and
attaches. Hon j. F. II. Claiborne il
about the only n at present remain.
ing upon tie stage Of action. The
rest have crossed the liver. Indeed
there is hardly aRy persons named in.
that journal of the House who sur
rive, excepting Col. Cliborne. lie
vas elected three times 10 the LPgis-
%latBre, aud nos nearly all his cotem-
poraries are dead. What . history
of Mississippi and MisslssipDians Co.
lionel Claiborne might write, were
hoalth spared to him sndhad be leisure
for literary employ His friends
in this and other States trnly hope
that he may be permitted to rcmaIn
among US vet for verr many years, and
that his usual and hopeful spirit may
continue 10 abide 10 the end.-IJack
SOD Pilot
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29
The WAY Oar PeapIc are Taxed.

TIE Raymond Gazette congresses
the enormities OF cur taxation. INTO the
compass Of a nutshell. and shows a,
3 single glance how the people Of
Mississippi are pluadered under gUise
Of taxation. II says:
A man with a capital Of $4,000 goes
into business in Kinds county d.
First, be pays a tax IS per year for
selling tobacco; then a tax Of $50 for
selling medicines etc /; then q tax of
s25 for selling lqours then a tax $50
on the capital invested ; then a tax
Of $50 on the house in which he does
business, Qf it be valued 1t 3000),
and then a tax Of 500 on his dwelling
houses (at same valuation). then q
poll-tax. So the merchat paws for
the privilege Of doing a $4,000 busi-
uozz in Hinds aauatx as tn4lNHa
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29
The Celebration at MeckleI
burg.

The centennial celebration Of the
Mecklenhsrg Declaration of Indcpend
ence on Thursday, the both. was a
grand affair. All doubts abon. the
lhenticity Of this I'eclsrstion anterior
to the American general Revolution
NAV be dismissed. Mr.. Bancroft
wrote in 1s4s to Gov. Swain, OF
North Carolina. that he had found a
copy OF the M~ecklenburg Declaration
Of Independence in the British state
paper Office, and says the first account
of ~the extraordinary resolves BY the
people OF Charlotte Town, Mecklen-
burg Comfy" was sen over to Eng
land by james Wright, then Cover
NOR of Georgia, in q letter of the 18th
OF June, HIS. the newspaper thus
transmitted is still preserved.
On the 10th Of October. lII6, dele
gates from the different districts of
Orange countr. which then compris-
ed a large section of the Province OF
North Carolina, met and passed a
resolution, That we Pay no more
taxes until We are satisfied that they
are, agreeable to law and applied to the
purpose therein mentioned unless We
cannot help it or are forced" The
contest thus began eliminated in the
battle Of Alamsnce on August 18th,
l77l,
When the news from Coucord and
Lexington reached MeckIenburg, the
patriotic fevor Of the people vas so
great that Mecklenburg was styled
the hornets nest Of the rebellion"
Delegates net at Charlotte's town the
18th day of May, ami on the Goth OF
May, IT'S, the famous declaration
of Independence was read from the
Court house BY the Herald, Colonel
Thomas Polk. This declaration was
father to life one written BY Thomas
jefferson the following rear, and en-
bodied the resolution mo taxation
without representation. mobile
Register.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

The railroad is now carrying
freight at 10 cents per 100 To-, be-
tween Cairo and New Orleans. The
opposition which has sprung up be.
tween the steamers ard the railroad
has brought about the grand reduc-
iiOn.-Sgmnit Sentinel.
And the people along this coast
are suffering terribly for such an op
posi- lion, just such, 10 bring about 3
z and reiaction" in he s~xorbitant tar
if with which the grinding monopoly
the n. o. NJ. q Tex. r. r. is
wearing out the souls, patience and
pockets Of our people along its route
We dent think there is any doGb'
but that a line of steamers betsesl
New Orleans and Mobile would do
an excellent business and il would ~
the duty Of our merchants, and otis
ers, on the eoast 10 give them .
hearty 30 f,V0rt.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

The CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
II is not generally known. but is
nevertheless true, that we are 10
hase a congressional election in this
State in November of This year. and
another 10 November. lsI6-so that
the two next elections for Congress
men will occur in this State only one
rear apart. The terms, however,
will not be Interrupted or shortened.
Whoever il elected next NoTem Der.
to. succeed Hon. John X. Lynch
Whose term expired March 4, 1879.
will take his sest in December, 1875 ;
but as tie term of the forty fourth
Congress began on the 4ih of March.
1875, he viii draw paw from that
date. and his successor will be elected
in November, 1876, the member then
elected 10 take his seat March 4th,
1877. The election this fall for Con-
gressmen is under a State Lag. bus 10
1876. under a recent acl OF Congress.
all Representatives from all the
and Territories must be elect
ed on the same day, the fret Tuesday
after the fret Monday in November
Of that year, and biennialIy thersaf-
ter.-Naichez Democrat.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

70 or wx8 wss E@ s~sT fNt
tfaofs - - - raaasl 10
m., 20 90 Fssg y ~sv
drt-ss ssf s sst sse.
toe u n 8a sa
asas -f.ffr sos ts1 seat sss N
"a. ssst a. Ca 'as has tailr
pratis - e inasrs ffss ~
usss e ts ros@s Tee
mf~rv prsrs q assesses 'ai,rssi
20 sTsry afzsn sa or ssscaan sd
vl wsil 3. vofG hs sspiior
pros of - sTtE To scars hss
" oil ss accessory ~ n~os-ssbscfi.
ss 10 ssi 10 ihsir samss znsi.
siely - or tdfio- s or larE-
ssoogb 70 sotsr or ressisr ~sst-cri-
txu
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

Recess
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30 as
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29


A DEADLY SPRISG.-A writer in
a California newspaper says: About
half a mile over q mountain from
Bartlett Springs there is what is calls
ed the Gas Spring. This is proba-
bly, the greatest curiosity OF the noun.
tains. The wafer is ice-cold, but
babbling and foaming as it it boiled,
and the greatest wonder is the ineyi>
table destruction of lie produced by
inhsling the gas. No live thing is 10
be found within q circuit Of one hun
dred yards Of the spring. The very
birds. if they happen to fy over it,
drop dead. We experimsated with
a lizard on its destructive properties
by holding it a few feet above the
water it stretched dead in two min.
utss. II will kill a human being in
twenty minutes. We stood over it
about Eve minutes. when q
quill, heavy. aching sensation crept
ove Us, and our eyes began TO swim.
The gas which escapes here is the
rankest kind OF caEbonic. hence it is
sure destruction Of life: also of
qaenchiug Of flsme-instsnlaneouly.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

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80 ~sys gahs 10 a. y -
- nssia = fEH
Ter 800 - ~es
ses ~ $50 - 80 fsg fs
- aalf - 80 - rsbfs >
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NbfEfaf % seH ~ Vsss
80 Itsvs 50 . fssaf -
= ~ As.sf = mssf . ~sHw
> = fs wssgsss 81 90 = -
; o. asf ms " rsy -
- selse ~ NW#t~sow $3.50
> ~ ~ ss ~ - ~
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sds ~ ed ~ as ssaiH
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

ST. JOINS DAY.-Tbe Masons OF
Enterprise propose 10 celebrate 81.
Johns Day Gath June) in grand
style. That gifted orator. Col. Sam.
NJ. Meek. Of Columbus has conseoT-
ed to be present, and deliver the adj
dress upon the occasion. This. in
itself. will be q treat worth travelling
a long way to eui y. as eli who have
listeHed TO tie eloqsent orator can
testify.
In addition. it is proposed, on the
evening Of that day. to give a grand
concert for which the Musical As.o-
citation are now actively preparing
Courier.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

We Cs& regrs: TO E1aoxsoe tie
loss iF Ere Q. Ws6rssitT 1s-Ei-E
Of The P4E-i1y Ms of Xessra ".
Gr Il Co Ct Nos Po5r-. II Oe-
cT-s1 Z : Egcs%i hr01ga lie
h-@zs * 3s Esza- %
IRE EvEzK xissz 5s =-s g EEli
IL 3rz = - sczk- Sc-e
IA 60 tszn -lGczz-S fsss Or sE-5@r
vas EE s@--Fs Total I3z .bszt
q 800 VIA 4 ass% hard tines l.
E1zT 1Gv. E1 Il. Nesrs. Grif
fz ARE Ge rapIHy q = all il
zs- neszFZza-
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

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80 fsfs~s fssse-f 49, -
o. lee So - $3.50 - -
= #sf - - . 81 ~
TsF " A. y
$50 afss sfffsss~sss = 80
- 80 ss -
80 tssss As f~
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fss ssHf % sss
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Msf q
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Ias nts4 g si3ssl sita ore ~ ts
Caals l<cfafu Paaf CaagIs
@azath 'r cu arsr iasia bet
laa sas q be safL
VALE istssisx 20 .bs recital ef.
it = ps1> % uaI noi decide vbsla
e. Me- P~aitsrs1a st-s.s8 la ths
psfastis Or taaofsa. and az leagtb
ffacAsd 10 Hise co~nclssiou ihat 80
saea she yss spissdi5. Ne rsTfsi
iei that sc Did BET favor = 80
another rssIing.
Shs mar rest assBrei that ss
leaves 10 Biloxi many warm friends
ard . host q admirers. We s.h
Der much success. wherever sts roes
abd predict TIA; .ie will shiBe liza.
in0us upon the roll OF bissrionie
'sms. sbs has 3 ssnius which will
give Der a place OF honor IN the pub
lie estimation, and g character Which
viii via The hearts % all who knos
Der. We sincerely hope, that thosgh
he nav receive the appreciation Of
Ill who hear her, that she will not
Biloxi and those here rho
vii vEicn Der future siih 70 ordina-
y interest, and sho will ever bail
1er reiaTa with delight. Much
praise : due TO I. J. Monross.
OF tie B0.sel HOuse, for
he courtesy sho=p Hiss Patterson
md Der aunt Mrs Stanford. Mr..
Aeniross isa gentleman Of refine
nen' ard appreciates fully the duly
|. gentleman owe g lady. Mr.
also extended certain favor.
which we're appreciated. c. K. B.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

W. learn from Mr.. Charles Nor
gan Jr. who has for snme time been
employed a. a guard over a portion
of the Peni,eniiary convicts work ng
outside Of the Drision walls. that dur
in the past two week. not less than
thirty-two have made their escape.
OF this number only eigl I have to his
knowledge. beon returned lJackson
Daily Times.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

ASoTHgR BE.T MEErxs-Ahsr
our article 10 regard TO TIE iupor-
tanee Of holding The Beat o@anE:
and referring TO the ore to b held il
The Northern part Of the C0aniy vas
pat in type, ws recsivsd The nciioe
Of the melting to be held at A0gri
Pleasant Church. We are glad 10
see that the Beats are hss DoEing
and kops I'd esi 10 the eozziy VII
fail 20 90 its daily. II EHl b< aofc-
ed tia, this 5eai mssii1g !. for lie
4ih day Of Jgss, and that al are IL
Vited to attend
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

Columbus is soon to have a light
drsuE6t steamer 20 ply regularly be-
tween that city and DemoDolis. Ala,
all the year roani- AT Demopolis.
the steamer viii connect with the
railroad. Steamers vii. also ply be-
tween Colunbus and Mobile when
ever the Touoigbee affords sufficient
water.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29
We see that Mr.. Pullman intend

We e that Mr.. Pullman intends
appealing to the Coult Is to prevent
the southern Company from running
their sleeping cars. We hope that
every Southern man and woman will
consider it a point Of honor to give
the Civil Rights, Negro Equality,
Sleepers. wide and vacant berths,
ami let Mr.. Pullman luxuriatc the
faded bodies Of the negroes, in them
to bis hearts content. Let the travs
cling public, and public opinion, de-
mssd that the railroads South put on
The Southern sleeping cars which are
beii.g furnished.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

The shubuta Tines takes those
bachelor editors to task Who are
writing about . wider sphere OF la
Dor for somer, and suggests hat
each give employment to one woman 10
that sphere for which God eresJed her
Of wife.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29


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10 tie pre.eu.s % fhs writer d this
paragraph. Who has eT~rT rea.oa 90
rememoar tie circBmsiance. day ard
date With the remainder Of the
Republicans remarks regarding Col
Melsucthon smith. Of Illinois. vi,
most cordially concur. II the editor
u tie PascsgouIa STAR is al ell Ike
his liustriJgs namesske. we are sure
hat 10 j., greatly beloved by BIZ
friends and neighbors.
We DO GOT know abou, being be
bot We DO Toast OF having o.,
good, strong, stsunch. devoted friends
ssd neighbors as eve a poor money.
les man" (see poetry on out.ide)
was ever blessed Ei,h.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-29

Cot. o. z. SfSGLtmS-We re-
to see that this noble Mis-issip-
plan will prolalY he the Democratic
candidate Tor Corgrpssrn his Di.tr' ct.
The Canton Mail and Kosciu.ko Star
both favor his nomination. Col.
is The strongest man, ve
that tso Democracy could put
into the Geld.-lColsmbus Democrat.