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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
FROM WASHINGTON,
Impeachment Of Mr.. Hayes Trouble in
Rexico-Communists Threatening
the Peace Of the Nation-WarS
and Rumofs Of Wars Etc.
Snccial TO the y. o. Times.
p M, IL

Spccial to the y. o. Times.
WAsnIxGTON, May :, ISIS
The administration continues to be- dis
tuTbed by wars and rumors of wars. Inc
rrports irum the Rio Grande are that the
Lrrdists are very strong in Mexico, ana
sarious outbreaks are expected. From
Rrff,Io If i reported that the Irish Broth
erhoyd is arranging 81 new Fenian raid on
Canada in case Of AN uglish-RuSsian war.
Cassidy, the Irish leader, it * said, has IN
creased the Irish force 10 three Thousand
effective trained men, who have Improved
muskets and . fnll treasury.
From every prominent Northern ana
Western city, the president receives private
letters asking that something be done 10
break up organizations OF communists
He seems TO be panic stricken ON the
subject.
Secret service agents, report that no
e~ommunistic societies exist in southern
cities, and especially in New Orleans,
. where it was feared an organization ~onld
be made. Capitalists all over the country
are seriously alarmed.
Much curiosity and interest has heeh
created among prominent politicians oy
the discovery of the fact that the inptacU-
meut of the president is seriously conten-
plated. ne peTSphS SlGH'I5 - "' ~
rabid republicans of the Chandler type,
and the eOpper-bottomed Democrats on
the model OF the Hon. Montgomery Blair.
These two elements seems to have com
bined upon the theory that extremes meet.
They certainly are getting ready tn at
teupt the impeachment of the president.
Before anything of this sort is attempted
general matters must be considered. While
this scheme might, under pressure, com
mand a majority of the house, made up OF
| the mever-say-die kind, yet this would ~
| clude its whole strength. 1t would take a
two-thirds vote to put the case in order.
If the speaker should decide that a resoin
ton of impeachment was a question oi
urinciple, a majority vote would be enough.
ii he should not, then a two-thlrds would
be needed.
The attempt at impeachment would be
made on a resolution declaring that the
president had personal knowledge ot the
frauds as charged in the Florida case, and
that he was therefore guilty of high crimes
| and misdemranors. This is the plan as
proposed.
There is some excitement here over an
active organization of w~Urkingmcn's secret
1 societies and trade unions. Arms are he
ing bought certainty. Men are drilling
the police report at least 600 or 700 wha
uiglItlyly ure heard aud seen going through
company drill. No little anxiety Is mani
tested over this matter.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
TooL M.ANUFlCToEF,

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This new enterprise which has
recently been started AT Bay 81.
Louis by Mr.. Alfred a. uiinan, is
o. being pushed forward as IA
uidly as means and labor can nc
complish the work. The b"il"l',g
is a one story frame fifty feet wide
by one hundred and seventy iohs'
well and substantially built OF pine
from that locality, and resting Oh
Two hundred brick pillars There are
nov in the house 5l2 spindles and
seven 100 looms, and III aslioft
time more will be added; these VIII
be driven by "A 30.horse power ell
CINE of the best make. The entire
machinery was made TO order at
Philadelphia, and is all of the most
approved and latest style, ald
everything is first class III all res
poets. The compartment deslsiieu'
TO receive the engine and boiler Is
%separate from the main building
and is built of brick.
Mr.. Ulnan says he will manu-
facture WOODEN goods exclusively,
at the present., at least, ana
while he will turu out jeans
Hnseys, aud other goods OF thai
quality, yet he Intends to also
manufacture cassimeres aud ine
goods. aud thus within a Short TINS
we will have Il factory III our mids'
where the people on the coast allo
from the interior can exchange
their wool for all necessary artlcle'
of WOODEN goods, and the none.
which has constantly been goin;
ont of our country FOR fabrics o
this kind will be kept at home III
stead of being sent to Northern CT
ties thereby enriching them aud
impoverishing our own people.
Mr.. Alfred Kukler. the manager
il from Philadelphia, has had TWEEN
~ wears experience in this busl
ness, and is a practical thorough
going man, who is perfectly ia
/ miliar With all the details Ia tn
, Manufacture of cloth. Mr.. Ulmal
= expects to employ from fifty L
] seventy operatives, which VIII d
Quite an item in the way OF 9lVlhi
emplovmrnt TO many in this sec
ton who. owing to the depression
, Of business, are NOW idle. He
, erecting quite a number of neat an
. substantial cottages OF the ground
for the use OF the operatives, an
Il the whole surrounding wears
t busy look. and when the building
are completed there viii be quit
a little city at Nicholson avenue
4. the location of the factory.
D. Enterprises of this character Al
greatly needed in u SoutIIer
land, aud no one thing will al
y u more TO our wealth, and all sue
= enterprises should be encourage
. and sustained by the people. ThcI
are many suitable locations OH til
coast for factories of various kind.
and if men of means could be II
duced to come here and buil
such, many thousand dollars al
nually would be added to the pro.
4 perity of this section.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

EVIDENTLY Rev. DR.. Hunter, of
Chicago, is n practical man OF good
sound sense. There is more truth
in the following extract from ii let
ter of his 10 the Chicago Ledger
than many would suppose. He
SAYS: "From no possible invest
ment is there snch an adequate re.
turn as from the subscription price
of a good newspaper. You may
have been deprived of the advant.
ages of an early education, but, II
Won are a constant reader OF the
papers. the deficiency will be large
Iy supplied. will take step II
advance of this. | know OF nc
class of men, except some OF my
less fortunate brothers in the min
istTy. who work so hard aud are ST
inedequately remunerated as news
paper men,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
FROM NATCHEZ.
A Picturesque and Romantic City-The
Cotton factory-Ftne Society, Pretty
Women, Etc.
NArcnEz, Miss, April p, 1873.

NArCnEz, Miss, April ., 1873,
EDITOR DEMOCRAT-STAR-lf you
have never visited this quarter of
the State, you should takeiton your
way the next time you go to Jack
son. You would be delighted with
Natchez, decidedly the most pic
turseque and beautiful city i'll the
South, with its fine old mansions,
it's cultivated society, its shaded
streets and magnificent gardens.
The bluff, commanding a view OF
the great river. lake Concordia aud
the extensive plantations OH the
Louisiana shore, is the finest prone
made | have ever seen. Here Latay-
ette, jackson aud Clay yer receiv'd;
here the British, French, Spanish
aud American flags have, i'll turn.
been displayed ; here the brave
volunteers assembled, who followed
Ouitman and Houston to tue aid OF
the gallant Texans; here they took
leave of the citizens when they
volunteered for the war with Mex
leo. And fIom this point they
marched, in alter years, to rein
force the army of EMBELLISHMENTS
ed ut the first sound of the bugle-
and from that hour TO the last tap
of the drum at Appomatox, on that
day of sorrow, they were conspicu-
Gus in every campaign. iou will
find here Gen. WIN. L. Martin, who
so CALAMITY led our cavalry in
Virginia and Georgia Oh twenty
battle fields, and many other Off
GERS of distinction. Gen Mar
tin, besides his large practice at
the bar, is devoting himself to the
railroad from this city to Jackson
and Columbus. He is pushing Ut
with great vigOr-nakes it pay as
il goes-contracts no debts-ard 1t
will certainly I've built. 1t yonr
peopIe are at "a loss to know what to
do With their surplus cash, they
had better invest it here. At any
rate when you come your old
friends, Messrs. Botto, Lambert AMI
Grafton of the Democrat will run
up with you, on the morning tram,
10 the new city oi Martin, near
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

The following letter is selected irenl
,,adr.d. ON llr in The office uf sirssir'
Irrslrw & Co., Prpprirtors 'JnTE'e.nT'
,yiry,s Anti.R Rheumatic Nixture,' l. W.
Box 1906, New Orleans.
Mr.. ". A. Talen, 29i Magazine S.rer.
Nv Orleans. SAYS: II is now three SehIs
-, Gt.t took the "~Jurgirlwirz AMI
Tbsnmatie Mixturr," and have always
- r,IsyeI from an pain in from one 10
~. Jay.. Ihavc suffered with kheu-
naa,i.m Tor msny years and never has an!
m..dieine donr ne amy good, except your
have now not had any attack Tor nearly
two wears, but | always keep the iheuie''e
IN tn. honss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
Memorial Day In Georgia
An Extract From a Letter Of Jefferson Davis

In a letter to the memorial assn.ia'rn
of Macon. in RESPONSE I" an lhNlla''"h w
deliver an address, jefferson Davis say
/ ~ mot any of the survivors iTnpugn Then
f,ith nv Offering the ~peniieniial plea tha'
H., believed they were right. Let pos
t,.rity learn By this that you
commemorate men who die IN a deirh-
siye war: that they did not, a. has peeu
idly stated, submit to the aTbiiralnehi VI
arms the question at issnr, question, III,
~yolying inyiulahle rights, inherited anu
held i'm trust for pusterity, but they sttoNe
for STATE sovereignty which their i"th"iF
left them, and which it was tbeir duty
,.a-.iLla Ia transmit la their children.
It Ills monument teach that hsroi>m de-
rive. il. lustre from the justice oil the
| ans. in which il is displayed. and lei u
mark the difference between a war MaSen
for the robber, like purpose oi
and one to r-pel invasion TO deieHa d
p%+nnlr', hearthS aud altars, ana 70 ui'ln
tain their laws and liberties. Shch was was
the war in which our heroes tell and th',''
is the crown which sparkles win 'he
rem of patriotism and rlGhlSous"'HS
with a rl,ry undimIned by any motive OF
an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or intent 10 lhhiot l,ii
ON others. We prrseut them To posttf'tH
as ryauplcs Ia Ice followed, and wait -
cur.ly for the verdict Of %inankiuni, when
knowledge shall have disPellrd nlsrrpre'
sentation aud d,1usions. Ii V not uhted
sonahle to hope that mature reflection an,
a closer study of the political history o
the Union may yet restore the nights pros
trated by the passions developed III GU
long and bloody war. If, however i
should be otherwise, "th"u from our ne
rocs' graves shall come ia mourului tong
the answer fit, and if our children mus
obey, they must, but thInHlng on our ia!
twill less debasc them 10 ubmlt.
Gny. CoIquitt's address Was liberal
sound, patriotic and eloquent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

DENMARK is a point TO which
American manufacturers and deal
ers have paid but little attention.
The Danes, it is said, purchase
American corn, petroleum, tobacco,
cotton goods, hardware, sewing
machines and agricultural iHple-
lncmis Whenever taey can get them,
md orr merchants are at fanlt II
more = thsze srsiciss are not sold
ri UenmarF. W. believe tina
eaaafp sbe1naing - soc the i'm
rorsacs ~ c~uifirgtiug foreig'
nsfk
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
Mobile Life Insurance Company.

We again call the attention Of u read
ers to the claims Of this p~rudently maDag-
ed company. Its assets being s625f'2i and
largely in excess of liabilities and invested
in securities of unbounded character with
a surplus, as to ~polieyholders over and
above all liabilities, equal in proportion "a
that of any company doing a much larger
business speaks well for lis management
and commands the respect of the iusurine
public. Applicants for insurance will de
we'll to remember that our smaller life
companies that are prudently managed ART
able to furnish as safe insurdDce ~ larger
companies whose assets run into the mil
lions with liabilities corresponding to Those
vast sums.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
LIE TRIM.

The following from an exchange
is as iull OF truth as an egg Is oil
meat, and VIC feel justified IN say
ing not one advertiser in a hundred
will deny the iacts herein stated
The newspaper il ~ comprehensive M
it, scope, so universal IN administering +"
the wants of ali classes, and of every &c
cupation in life il brings, Us II wcrc. the
financial and commercial markets OF the
world 10 our counting rooms, "a thst u
max be truly said that a good advertise
m.nt in a widely circulated newspaper j.
the best OF all possible.salrsmen-one who
ever sleeps aud i. never weary, who goes
after business early and late, sho See"sts
the merchant IN his shop, the lawyer IN
his office, the student in his study, the cni-
tivated WOMAN at the family tre-side, who
can be In = thousand places at once ana
I address a million of people each day, say
ing only the best thing at the night time
aud in tEe best manner.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

THE Pensacola aud Louisville
railroad was sold last Monday at
Pensacola, under a foreclosure, and
was purchased by j. f. Sullivan,
holder of the first mortgage bonds
amounting to 5000, 900, and presi-
dent of the Penscola railroad com-
uany. to whom the franchise and
property Of the old company has
been transferred. The price paid
vas $1,000 Tor the road, and from
20 to y cents per acre foS tie land
% tbe company
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

THE editors will look jolly going down
Washington street. each one with q jug Ia
his hand. We will be there TO see it
Raymond Gazette.
Will yieksburg fill the jug-that Is the
question-COlambas DcmocTdt. g.
That's what we say-who wants to go
down Washington street with an empty
Jug and nothing to put in it we'd like to
know.-Houy Springs Sgaih.
We move that Bro. Wright OF
the Herald be appointed commit
tee of one to have those jugs
rightly filed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

THE Mississippi Valley and Ship
Island railroad, is advertised TO be
sold under a deed OF trust, at
VicksUurg, on the 10th OF next
month. We hope parties will buy
it who will build the road through
to the gulf. This is not the road
granted IA charter by our last lcgis-
ture. and which is to run from Rip
ley through the State to the coast.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
SheriT,, Sale.
W. DAVIS, County Treasurer, }

G.. ". DAVIS, County Treasurer
A. G. STTEDE. y
DY VIRTUE of an execution 70 NJ
ID rccted, by the Clerk of the III.
Court of Jackson county, state OF ""n,ba
sippi, | will sell at puhlic aue'i'"'
highest bidder for cash, OH
Monday, the 20tk day Of Nav, TO-
within the hours prescribed by law, N "G tbs
Of the Cont Honse of said county m.;,le
Town of Scranton, all Of the righ',.
claim or interest of the said drfrnnau" \
G. Ster,le. in and to the following ass n
ed lands,to-wit: Lots I, : aud ) sec'' > and
township =. range : !; all of SECTIONS T.,
10 lots 4, and6. section II; nor'nt III
section "a, toynship 4, range ! ; r"u,ah
south If northwest I. south OF
east t, section 3, township :, r""S
southwest /. south I of northwest I, II
tion 10; north of northeast I see, n,,
township Z, ringr 3; the nnaiviue" nsbir
Of the northwest I of Section 10, '"Mn 81.
:. range =; Braketi-id place ID nus /.
township I, range :; the undivtu'. ,ang-
of fractional section 10, TOWNSHIP Z ,Ja.n B.
,. all in Jackson county, TO satisfy -
tins Judgment for Three Hundred N,"
Four Dollars and Sevrufy-hien' .rnrni
with Eight per cent. interest," Pc arr!
from the 2lSt day 81 oct""e''
cost uf suit. Ito
Given nmlcr my hand ai Sera"''
. 22d day of Apfal. \. ID. Sc sh,rie.
April ". So.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
Citation Notice.
THr STtTE or MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY.

THr STSTE or MISSISSIPPI
Jackson COUNTY.
Chancrry Cnurt-At Rules before ife
Clerk in Vacation, the 2lth day OF ApIh'
A. D.. ls7r.
TIM TRxAs ExrxEss ca, Complainan''
BESSIE KIEELANb, minor.
and unknown parties. Respondents
Bill for Partition.
Upon reading and filing complainanl'
L petition, and it appearing to the SailS
faction of the Court per afhdayit on n''
that the respondent, Bessie Kirkland. Ha
NONRESIDENT of the State OF MISSISSIPPI
and, that her place Of residence AMI p"e'
office is unknown. aud that the other r.
~spondents to this bill are unknown, IL -,
therefore. ordered that said respondent
be, and personally appear before this oo"n,
at Rules 10 he held before tho Clcrk "
said Court, at his otfce, in the town "
Scranton, in said eounty of jackson a"u
State of Mississippi, IN the
Second Monddy III Jnne nerf' 700
and plead, answer or denfui to coihpl1"
ants said petition. or the saDrc Wilde 'Aa'"
for confessed and set for hearing eNP"I''
Ii is further ordered that this order =,
notice be published in the PasrSeou,"
DEMoeRSf-STAR, apublic nrwspaPei pm
ed and Published ut Scranton, III sa.
county and State, for -four e"nsce"'"'
weeks. -s
Ordered this oath day of April, Al
4. G.. DELMASr C,erk.
April 26, 1873. S"'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

\ MOST fearful erro in an article
headed GA Coincidence" appeared
in a few quires of our edition last
week. 1t was corrected, however,
before many papers were worked
of. We have fixed that printers
fingers so he will not make such an
error again.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

An exchange says - brilliant and
impulsive people have black eyes"
We don't know whether that is
true or not, as regards brilliant
people. but of II fact we are GER
tain. that impuIsivc people often
get black eyes.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

THE Rio Janeiro Journal says
positively that ammonia will cure
yellow fever. The general treat
ment is the same as now pursued,
but as soon as the presence OF al
bamen is detected in the secretions
doses of five grammcs of ammonia
are given with astonishing results.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

LAST Friday the committee on
commerce, without division, report
ed favorbly on the nomination OF
George l.. Smith as collector OF
customs at New Orleans. After
months of wrangling over this ap
pointment % man has been found
who seems to give satisfaction to
the committee.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

OK Friday last Gov. Nichols Is
sued a proclamation of quarantine,
including all West Indian and
South American ports, excepting
the Bay islands, RuatanJ Ctilla and
other fruit-producing islands along
the Mexican coast.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
Nirnr of Mind and Body.

Every person would have more viger OF
mini aud body, and mental cleanliness, were
they to use . daily diet OF unboltrd wheat
flour. Mix with the -four dry, Dr.. Price
Cream Baking Powd,r 7, stir IN pure water,
form a soft batter, bake in gems OF biscuits,
and the result will be the most nutritious,
article of food that can be madc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

LAST Monday the supreme court
of Louisiana decided the mandam-
MS case in favor of the New Or
leans Pacific railroad. By this de-
cisiou the company will beplaced in
possession of s250,00O Of State
bonds. and work will be commenced
Mt once,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

TIE congressional committee on
lublic buildings and grounds, has
reported ~farorably on Gen. Man
ning's bill appropriating $4,000
fer a federal courthouse at Oxford.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

Or the first lust. a meeting OF
citizens WAS held at Cincinnati to
take steps tor securing a grand re-
uuion OF Northern and Southern
veterans in that city next fall.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

The Mobile Register says: An
independent candidate is the most
accomplished aud selfsacrincing
ratriot known topolitical scientists
He has no desire for office at all
He merely wants to serve the PEG
uls.T
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

TIE commissioners of small pox
asylums in London, report that the
disease is AN epidemic there. There
are eight hundred and fifty cases
in the city.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

John T.. CLARK. administrator of Thomas
Galloway. deceased. ~ r1shi y han
nal,s. Execution S6,4i6 81.
ny virtue of an execution TO me directed
u his the clerk of thu Circuit Court If
jackson county, State of Mississippi, IN
the above stated rari>r. | will sell at pub
lie |anction To tn, highsst bidder Tor rGsl.
in front of the clerks Office, inthe tow ct
Scranton, within the usual hours for public
sale, on
Monday, May 10th, 1878.
the following described property. t"-wii'
The undivided uuc-haf Interest III ANA 4"
the Wright \ HaunAhS' mill, situated at
scranton, in said county, or 80 much there
of "A, The drir ndauts, Wright & HannalS.
NAV own Commencing 1T the northwest
corner of "A pirrr ui land owned by Mrs!
Miguel POL, thence running east twenty
one en- chains. thence north toih" marsh,
thence following westerly tlr south Nilo
of said marsh 50 ar Ia interscct the north
west cururr at u post marked j. Il. y. IN
said mai <h on the PaScagonla river. theme
south eight Chains and forty links TO the
place Of beginning. all in section two ~,
township,right ~, range six 90 west "hn
SAW mill, mill fixtures, machinery steam
boat hull. tools, rtc.. excepting TIE WI
liams house. tn satisfy plaintiffs Judgment
Tor six thousand, four hundred and forty
siN dollars and siNty-S,yrn eruf- snd r"N''.
tiiv,u under my hand the 18TH day III
April, LIS. W. 3: FAhhN|, T.
AuriI \ q i-5t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10
Appraisers' Notice.

THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE Il CnArra.)
SooGa X. K. Co. 70.
JouANNA GARRowAY d ELIZA WIIIIANs
lanes MAYCOCk, John Henley and j.
j Il, Harknrss, commissioner heretofor,
amounted BY ma TO ascertain and apprais,
the compensation to b- paid by the said
New Orleans, Mobile an Chattanooga
Railroad Company TO Johanna Garnway
and Eliza Williams. for certain pieces or
pnrcels of land described III the applica-
non of the said New Orleans, Mobile aud
Chattanooga Railroad Company-to which
said mpa seeks to acquire "A legal titlc
! 70 rirht OF way and depot grounds and
nriyilrres, for The nses and purposes and
| property of said company III constructing,
maintaining aud operating said railroad,
and in accomplishing the objects and pun
noses for which said company was orga-
| nized. having male their report in writing
to me, | do hereby appoint
Friday, the Serententh day Of May,
1878,
at the court house, in Mississippi City, in
the county of Harrison, III the state of
Mississippi, for the hearing of said compa-
nv and all parties Interested in said lands
i'm regard To the confirmation OF said re-
mort; and | do hereby order that a copy If
said report aud of this orier be delivered
hy the sheriff of said county of Harrison
TO said Johanna Garroway, and that an
other copy of said report and Of this or
dor he sent by mail to said Eliza Williams,
At her uostoffce address if it can be Az
errtainrd. and further, that a copy of this
order Ice published for fnnr consecutive
weeks in the raScagoula prNoCRAT-ST,R,
a published at Scranton, in
Jackson county, Mississippi.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of
JAMES 5. lIAMM,
Judge of the cirrult court OF the 9TH judi
cial district of Mississippi.
A true copy. Il. SEAL, atty for plaintiff
April II, l~7~. 35t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-10

Waited on by Wells, watched by Spen-
Ger, chained to his disgrace by Sherman
and Eliza Pinkston aud all the sorry set
that smite and smack their lips IN hls
face, Hayes will continue to sit still and
die in their horrid embraces.-MoHtgomery
JdrPytiser.