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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
Attachment NOtiop.

Before j. NJ. Coleman, j. P. fr 6 b,lbv
county, Tcnn.-Hilzim 4 Powell. a firm
comsos sd q a. Ii. HiiEim and j. r. Powell
vs. Emma Stark.
n this cause. an attachment having been
sued out under section 1856 Of the o ~
tennessee and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant. and AFFIDAVIT
having been made that defendant IL ir-
debted TO tho plaintiff in the sum Of tWeufv-
seven dollars, due by account. and that the
claim is just. and that the defendant IL A
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee:
make her personal appearance before me
on the 18Th day. Of December. 1852, at
~ o'clock am, at my office, No. IL
Madison street, Memphis, Tennessee.
ana defend said attachment suit within me
time prescribed by law, or tho same will
os proceeded with %ex-parte; and that a COPY
Of this order DO published once a week for
This the 9th day Of Noyembsr' 1892
OIL Of rs " j. N. COLEMAN. y
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O0MMEROIAL.
PunLlo Lrparn orrrnn

fUhLio LKD0KR OFFI0A
MGAPHIs, TENN November Is. 1881.
The money realized for cotton sold
In this market during the past eight
weeks falls but little short of 81 5000,
OOO, and this sum having been geuer.
ally distributed has gone far toward
relieving the financial closeness. The
deposit line at the banks since the LIST
inst. shows a largely increased volume,
and though capital at present is we'll
employed, a surplus is anticipated in
the near future. Investment securi
ties of a productive character are
looking up, and inquiries are noted
for same, though so tar few transac
tons have been reported. Rates Of
discount are unchanged at 5 per cent.
Quotations for exchange are steady,
the banks buying New Orleans bills
at ic discount; New York sight and
New England demand at the same
and sight on the latter at % discount.
Drafts On New Orleans or New York
are sold by the banks at par.
Government 4 per cent bonds in
New York are quoted at 1l9i; 4l's,
ll2t; 5's, 1Ol4; and 3's, 1923, a de
cline on the week Of to on As, to on
Ats, no change on SIS and tc higher
on 3's. Tennessee State IS are AZ, a
decline of &c from lest week. Mem.
phiS and Charleston stock, 48t, and BIC
lower; Nashville and Chattanooga,
SIT, and 10 up; Missouri Pacific,
lO4b, and 2fc of; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 24i, and 10 offs Mobile and
Ohio, 1871, and 10 off; Chicago, St.
Louis and New Orleans, 70, and the
same as last week,
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Cotton.

sales Saturday ZO0O bales; to ex.
porters $50; to spinnors lOOOi to specu
lators 100, closing easy and to lower, as
follows: Ordinary, Sc; good ordinary,
Sc; low middling, 91c; middling, 9sC;
good middling, 9Ec; middling fair,
10lc.
Total sales for the past week were
24,3OO bales; to exporters 1920; to
spinners $500; to spectators 200,
prices being to lower on good middliug
and grades below, and tc on middling
fair than quotations of Monday last.
The sales since September LIST sum
up 1880 bales, of which 7l,l75 we're
to exporters, 1875 to spinners and
1850 to spectators. Quotations are
now 2 to &c per lb less than on the FIRST
Of September, the better grades sus
tanning the greatest reduction, ranging
from 2sc on low middling to 30 on
good middli1g.
An anomalous feature connected
with the ruling value of cotton at the
present time is the fact that ordinary
is to higher in this market than in
New York. The scarcity of this and
other low grades has kept prices from
dropping as fast as they have on
higher classes.
In New York cotton on Saturday
closed easy at lOic for middling, a de-
cline Of tcfrom a week before on spots,
and future deliveries are IL to 16
points below last week. At New Or.
leans spots fell to during the week;
middling 9ic. Futures steady at 10
to "a points below last weeks quota
tons. At Liverpool uplands closed
at Gid, and ll6d below last week,
while Orleans is 6 7 led, and I'd off on
the week.
The movement of cotton as reported
by the National Cotton Exchange for
the two months ending with the close
of last month, reports the overland
shipments at l2O,2S8 bales, and &C, 800
less than last year for the same time.
Northern spinners took 228,6l2 bales,
and lO4,857 less ttan last year.
Freight rates on cotton from this
city are to Cohoes, N. Y, &c per cwt;
Baltimore, SOC; Philadelphia, zoe;
New York, 72c; Boston, Providence,
Lowell and Lawrence, 77c; all rail
and including COMPRISING; do via
river and rail, and via Norfolk Sc less.
Cotton per steamer to New Orleans
81 per bale.
The receipts of cotton at all U, s.
ports on Saturday were 37,737
bales, and 95l9 bales more than
for the same day last year. Total
receipts last week 259, 1868 bales, the
heaviest on record, and 1851 bales in
excess OF last year for the same period.
Total receipts for this season, LII 900
bales; increase over last year, 49,367,
and decrease from the year before ia,
65l bales. Total shipments abroad
this year, 9l4,657 bales, against 774,56i
bales last year, and 8 1855 the year
before. Total stocks, 66l ,45l bales,
against III ,7O6 bales aud 7SO, 1868 bales
the two previous.
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The subscription price of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is IS per
Gnuam and e0a 80 month fer less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOStage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,,
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Chancsry Sale of Real Estate

NO. a2tS, kLChancsry Court Of Shelby county
~ ) Tayler q. al vs.. joseph HTavIor et ~
Ri virtue Of an interlocutory decree Tor SAFE.
entered 10 the above cause on NE zStb d"S,
Of october 1852, will sell, al public anetton1 a.,
ne highest bidder, in front of The Clerk All
MAster O1lee, courthouse Of SHELBY comfy
Memphis, Tennessee, on ''
Saturday, November 10. 1882,
within legal hours, the following de cr;boa
to-Wit. N'i Aeen.'
Lots %, "a, 2s,. q, 50, 40 and the We mr.
~ 1sait west half being l0Oxl75 feetl in .Is'a
X Parks subdivision Of los JO2 and 1oi AlSe
NH, niliiams, sub division, for a more par
cause. HN III 'hlJ
Terms Of sale-0ne-third cash, balance an q
credit OF six and twelve months, pnrebssert =,
s tsSssl Emo notes for deferred payne is With in.
\ i;sn rcVm uaTs 81 sale, personal security and
ments. " sooufe pay
This October Is, 1882.
J BLACK. Clerk and Master.
ByJ Nj Bradley, d. c.. and N. II 90 Gis7
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Saturday, November 25. Tssg.

inc property described in said deed "a fol.
~ 13T H. Beng part Of LOT No. l in block 45
sogth side Of Beal street, beginning at n noinf
III Ieet west oftoe west side Of DoSoto streei.
thence southWa dly parallel with DeSota,
ssTe = 10 feet 10 an alley thence w-estWnrdiy
wv said alley 10 feeti thence n~ortbwardly
feet to the beginning. iOe' 40
Equity Of redemption barred. Title believed
to Be COED, but 1 sell as trustee oniv
gT3 X. A. PARKER Trre
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Entered at the Postofics in Memphis, Tenn,
as second-class matter.
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SATURDAY, NOvembpr Ia. laaa
Trustees Sale

DY virtue Of a trust deed made 70 mn ma.
~ date Of Aptil IL. 1876, and reeorded E; :,
BOOK No. liz, page $40. Of the Resi teri ofsca
q oneloy county, Tim, to secure n certain
aeDt due to the DesOto Blu lding sno Ioan
ASSOCIATION, will sell for casS. at public
Wad;ss,rS az Jhe soutnTest corner Of Main and
o'clock noon, on ~eHN" "a. u
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Cir nit Court Of Shelby county Tenn.-The
Springfield and Msmph railroad Com
pany VS.. j II Meade ct al -Potition for con
domination Of lands Ter right Of way.
appearing from the petition 6led herein,
l which is sworn to-, that the defendant, j
II Meade. is q non. rofident Of the State of
Tennessee; II is therefore ordered that hs
make his ,sppearance herein, a. the court
hou 60. 10 the Taxing District Of Shelby ooun
ty, Tennessee, on or heione the first Monday
Ia December next. 1882, and answer or demur
to the petition Of the eprlngheld and Mem
phis Railroad Company for risht of way
through his lands and show cause If any DO
have why thu prayer OF tho petition should
not DO granted and the land described therein
taken and condemned 10 petitioner uses,
AMI on hit failure to do 90 the petition will DO
taken AZ con ossed and the cause set for hear
ing OK pare; and that a copy Of this order te
publ hed once a week, for fur oOnlecutivl
weeks, 10 the Public Ledger.
JOSEPH UHL, Clerk.
By George J Campbell, D. @.
Newman Brb, Atty for plaintiff. S. 81 o. 70
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
poArs LEAvINa TODAY.

" 0sceola, Coahoma ............. pm
Arkansaw City, Dean Adams.5 pm
Arkansaw river, Katie Hooper.5 p m
Walnut Bend, Tiger..........5 pm
st. Louis, City of Helena.-......5 pm
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Vicksburg City of Vicksburg.lO a. m
" st. Louis, Arkansaw City......10 am
" st. Francis river, Macready..5 pm
White river, Josie Harry........6 pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Cairo, st, Lonis.
Commonwealth, Vicksburg.
Joseph Henry, st. Louis.
John Gilmore, ST. Louis.
Tiger, Walnut Bend.
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river.
Ooahoma, Osceola.
" James Lee, Friars Point.
Dean Adams, Arkansaw City.
City Of Helena, St. Louis.
" Piasa. Chester.
w. P. Halliday, New Orleans,
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jno. s. Bransford, White river.
w. p. Halliday, st. Louis.
Clinton, st. Louis.
WY VI Abllot ' ltkhUuTks
" Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Joseph Henry, New Orleans.
John Gilmore, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
James Lee, Coahoma, Dean Adams,
Tiger, City Of Helena, Katie Hooper,
Piasa.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis feet 4 inches, a rise Of
2 inches during the past 49 hours.
Pittsburgh foot 10 inches, q rise
Of 4 inches.
Cineinnati-9 feet z inches, a rise
Of IA inches.
Louisville feet, a rise Of 6 inches.
Evansville-6 feet 2 inches, and
stationary.
Carroll feet 2 inches, a rise Of
2 inches.
st. Louis-9 feet II inches, a rise
Of inches.
Vicksburg-s feet 10 inches, and
stationary.
Nasbville-2 feet 8 inches, a de-
cline Of 2 inches.
Chattanooga feet, q rise Of ;
inches.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 1881 In the Chancery Court of Shelby
couHty, TENN Ia Goodloe. ex'r Of r @
Brinkley. deceased. Va. The Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Go. It al.
1T appearing from affidavit In this eause
that the defendants, V K Stevenson, VIM.
K Risop, Jerre Baxter, Charles g swan, John
l. CadWalsert oh Evans and Q II Phinzy are
all on-residents Of the State Of Tennes-
see; 1t is therefore ordered that they mako
their appearance herein, at tho courthouse Of
shelby county, in Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in December, 1882, and
plead, answer or demur 10 Complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
ss to them and set for hearing ex-parte and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
lie Ledger.
This Both day Of October, 1882.
A Copy-Attest:
h. j. BLACK, Clerk and NJ .stot
By J N Bradley, D. @. & NJ.
Harris 4 Turley, and Craft & Cooper, sol
for complt. 81 81 IS 90
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aILT HARRX'b
GOmphis, White and Back Rivers
u. q. Nail paaketa

FOR Indian Bay, 81. Charles, Clarendon, De-
yalls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksonpert,
Batesville, PoWhattan and PocAh0ntss,
The new and eleEsut passenger ttoAmsI
Josie Harry,
WIN leave Memphis EVERY BATURDAY,
81 O'clock, p.m.t connecting direct with the
new Black river United States Mall Packet
mlLT HAkhI for Powhattan and PocAhon-
and Upper White river. Through rates TO al
points.
Freight oonsiEnodto Milt Harry Line, Mem
phin or Terrene, will be promptly forwarded.
r. W, LIaHTBURNE, Agent,
once No, 8 Madison street.
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s. l.. FlNLE Ticket Agent.
V. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
a. 2ST Main Street.
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CEesapeaAe, ohio a sOunwestOrn'
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stisaisaippl ana Tennessee.

LsAYn. ARRIVE.
- -
View Orleans Mail daily l2.45p.n $40 am
Bardis aecom'n, Except
sundayl.nm.....-... 4.40 p.m s IS am
Fretghttraib cars p'g'sl B Do a m 4 10 pm
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2slLkoAD TIME TABLES.
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Molnpn1s ana ObarIea1alA

Leave. ARRIvE.
City time) - -
Through Express, daily II 05 pm. 40 Am
Loo i Aeil 4 Exp'sa,d'BI 8.l5 Am. $40 pm
50meeville Aocom'dst'n
daily Except Sunday. 4.& p.n. $40 Am
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Nashville, CRauanOOga q Nc. Louis
Railway.
HoKENzIE ROUTE TO NASHVILLE 4 SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Louisville Depot, Head of Main St..
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aaeaDniA ana LIttle Hoeh.
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For Vicksburg City of V~icksburg.10 am
" St. Louis, Arkansaw Oity...,..10 am
" st. Francis river, Macready.. 80 pm
" White river, Josie Harry .........5 pm
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POSTOFlTT%. MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Arrivals and he NartureS Of Mails.

OPEN. RaIIr0h V:
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

A real blessing Is the styiagraphie Pen
Il J. tha ncatsst writing instrument Ne
hlye ever seen or the desk and the
pocket, aud Uses any common ink, bald
ing enaagh u write several d1ys withoat
rehlHug. Il combines all the readiness
Of . ls..l peaeil aaal the Durability Of ary
pen. For speed and lesibility it = maF-
velous. There Is 40 stopping to dip for
ink when a word is halt written. The
entire material Of the pen Is nan-eer-
rosive. When it is not in use il may he
closed up sud laid away. or carried in the
pocket for weeks. it being perfectly an
tight. and then in moment put TO work
In writing, il does the next thing to think
ing. Any person who has writing to do
will do hims.If never-f0rgotten tavor 10
get ons at frst sight. Try il and BE- cos
riaetd. .-EditOr Religious Telescope, Dayton
OAio. Yoa can get one Of these Pens b,
return mail by sending 50 20 Louis 4
/ Dunlap, 20 Washington So, Boston, Mass.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

WHAT a change time works in
the popular feeling towards public
men, especially after they have
closed their mortal career. A few
short months ago, there was not
only a strong interest felt in every
thing concerning the late e'president
and his tamiy-much regret for his
tragic death, and Intense hatred
against his assassin; but a general
feeling that be had begun a reform
IN government, which had he lived
to the expiration of his term, he
would have completed to the salts.
faction of all parties. In strong
contrast is the following extract
from Il special Washington cores
pondent of the Grenada Sentinel.
Speaking OF the Garfield far, he
says: " Yes the fair is failure
the legend does not wear; it exciles
no enthusiasm. Men have at last
asked themselves "what great
things did he dot What:wortby en-.
during work did he perform 7 What
noble cause did he lead to truition
that he should deserve an imperish
able monument ~ Sic transit glo
ria mNndi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
TO QUE PATRONS.

Between now and the first Of
January, 1883, We will render state.
ments of account to all who are in
debtcd to the DENoCRAT. STAR.
During the coming year we expect
to make many improvements In the
paper, which will require consider
able cusb, aud we trust our friends
will be prepared to meet Us when
we call on them. To those of our
patrons living at a distance, whom
we will he unable to see in person,
statements OF their accounts will
be sent by mail, and all returns
promptly acknowledged.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
The shipping Bill.
nerk WorLL

New York Woril
Mr.. Perry Belmont, who arrived
from Washington ldSt night, said
70 a reporter Of the World regard
ing the bin 10 repaal and amend
certain acts pertaining % che ship
nius and iiSchargIng Os srtmra,
whirh was y ssed 10y the House. Ui
REPRESENTATIVES YESTERDAY: " The
hill passed by the house VAS ~
ported hy the commltte on COM.
msrcp, To which WIS retrIr.d the
bill for the same object introduced
hy me at the last session, aud Is
substantially the Same rs my bill.
/ The measure is a relief tor which
+ ship owners have prayed about 10
years. Formerly, when the master
I of a vessel wanted ~ sell his ship
in a foreign port, or tor any other
reason WAS compelled to discharge
bis crew, he had TO ray each man
three months extra wages-an nn-
reasonable and oppressive charge.
Now, instead Ot paying three
mouths wages to seamen, the mas
trrs of vessels are siuply bound to
provide them employment on an
other ship or to detrhy the expen'
srS OF their passage home, SO that
the new law, while granting u much
needed relief to our shipping inter.
eStS, does not neglecI TO properly
provide for the sailors. | may
mention the fact that the speela
committee ON American shipping
which WAS appointed in aceordauc'
with n resolution introduced bN
me, intended To recommend sub
sIantially the same bill aS was pas
sed to-day. II augurS we'll, | think
, for the prospect OF legislation II
favor of u revival OF our shipping
that the members of the committee
on commerce aud the special com
mite ou shipping manifested o.
Monday an anxious rivalry lu hay
I ing bills in regard to shipping y
/, tered to their respective commit
trts.'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
OUR AGENTS

The following gentlemen are al.
thorized agents for the DEMOCRAT
STAR. Their receipts for allldues
to this Office will be acknowledged
L. Delcuze. Bay st. Louis.
Iewie J. Owen. Moss Point.
4. G. Webb, Columbia, Miss,
n. Butchprt, Pass Christian.
II. II. Minor, Ocean Springs.
ii. NJ. McCallum, Augusta.
John II. Dynum, Ellisyllle.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

MR. PESDLEToN'S bi.lin The u.
5. senate tor the regulation Of the
civil service provides for competI-
tive examinations 10 determine ap-
pointmpntS. promotions. etc. The
objectionable feature Ot lhe bill Is,
that il cOntemplates the permanent
tenure OF the republican OIL 'ialS.
We want a "new dealH before any
permanent art21-cncutS OF that
kind are made. There are Il good
many democrats ia this county hun
gTY for office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
santa Claus

has, this year, without a doubt,
made his headquarters at the popu.
lar low priced store of Welch Il
Hill, judging from the epdless VI.
riety Of holiday goods on exhlbi
ton there. Ii YOU want TO save
money be sure and purchase our
holiday Gifts at WeIch 4 Hill's.
Their stock eIDbracvs presents
suitable Tor every one, aud their
prices are the lowest.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
Mobile Items.

Clipped from Exchanges.
Four barEs. two brigS and eight
. choonerS comprise our port fieet.
TX mayor Dutfee has returned
from Jersey, England, With tSen-
ty-SlX head 0t Jersey cattle.
Mrs. Nrill, 4 lady oi abaut sixty
years, dropped dead from heart
d,sta c FRIDAY morning about $3.50
O'clock at her reside nee, on The
southeast cOruer-ol DeartOrn aud
Palmetto streets.
w. Ii. Pratt, Moses Waring,
Henry Hall, Cornelius IL. Cllrk,
Adrian ISeliu, Jr., Jacob Havs,
August Belmount, Jr., W. II. Hays,
James IL. Fay, j. p. McMahon, L,
l.. Russell, A. l.. RiveS aud W. But
Ter Duncan, were elected directors
of the MoUile aud Ohio railroad
company last Wednesday.
The George w. ChiIdS, II hand
somely finished aud rowerIn
steam tug boat, arrived Sunday
fOm Philadelphia, hrns out Sihe,
the 20th Of November. The Child'
is commanded Us Captain Patrick
Mccarthy and owned by WIN. Win
ppnny, who is The engtneer of hi'
craft. Mr, Winprnny cam,
South both lOt health an,
Du~iuts, aud put into MuDll,
t eut + ind peudenily the towin.
business. The tu2 dIaWs 8 Zee
aud four Inches OF water,and make
about niue In rs an bour.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

THE DEMaCRAr-SrAR Is the old
est newspaper on the Mississippi
seaeOaS, has larger bona fde cir
eulauon than any other newspaper
ia this section; therefore it is the
best advertising medium. Adver-
tisers will bear this in mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

.Fd,iainiSfrniOr's Notice.

Whereas, letters OF administration on
the estate of Jefferson ID. Reeves, was
granted to the undersigned, by the chan
Gerry court of Jackson county, Mississippi
on the llth day of December, loS2, No
tice il hereby given te all persons having
claims agains. said estate to In c the SAME
registered by the clerk of the chaneery
court of Jackson county, Mississippi, wirh-
in the time required by law.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE REEVES,
dec l5-3g-5t Administrator.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

OUR neighbors of the Handsboro
Advertiser aud the Seacoast Beacon
are throwing mud and soms paper
bullets at each other about "ratent
papers aud legal advertising. Let
brethren dwell together in unity.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

We venture the prediction that
neither Chalmers nor Manning
Will bc seated il the 4Sth congress,
but the election will be referred
back to the people of the 81 dis
uict. We say this Oh the idea
that Manning will be able TO PROVE
what his friends claim, viz: That
Uuited States marshals, il defiance
OF law, managed the Election to
suit themselves, with an eye singly
aad solely to the success OF Chal.
inprs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
Christmas

goods III endless variety are nov
on exhibition at Welch 4 Hills,
Moss Point, and they are selling
them so cheap that they are bound
to 90 OF like "hot cakes.n Call and
see their splendid display, consist
ing of suitable presents for every
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
MARKETS.


ROsIN AND TUhPENTiNh'
The following quotations of rosln anu
turpentine are taken from the latest Nv
bile papers:
ROSlN-Quiet; G 81 30, D sl% "a a
Ill 40, + 81 40, @ 81 IS, II 81 49, ! = !"
X 81 IS, N 81 25, N 81 50, VIC y - ~.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady la'sV
lots 49c. small lots bic u gallon. osst.
MoSS-M Mixed 2a2ic u ID; gray ze-'
black 303}c.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

If YOU think OF anything that
eau be done to beauliiy or build
up your town go and do it. Keep
your capital at home; patronize
houe industries; help yonr mer-
chants TO sell more so they can
sell cheaper. Always get your
work done in your own t0wd IT pos
sible subscribe and pay TOR yuul
home paper do0't steal or borrow
the reading of it. you follow
these suggestions aud your towH
does not improve and build up It
will not be your fault. .-IOpd STATE
Register.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15
MARINE.

OFFICE or THE DEMOcnAT-STAR, I
PAsCAGOULA, December IS, 1852.
Report for two week ending Dec. Is.
ARRIVED.
Am sch Seguin, Kicker, lJ7 tons, from
progresso. Mex in ballast TO master.
Am sch A Hairy. Stiphcn, l7g tons, from
Vera Cruz, Alez. IN ballast.
CLEARED
Am bk Orinus, Frost, Ass tons, for Boston.
Mass, with 1895 cubic IT timber, by
W d Wheelwright.
Nor bk Kalos, Krstians, s0j tons, for Lon
don, Eng, with Al, ,305 cubic II timber,
30, lo2 sup II lumber, by $ Henry,
Am sch Alice Noles, Brown, l61 tons.
from Vora Cruz, Mex, with 10000
sup. IT lumber, by master.
.vfsSHLs IN FORT.
Nor bk Pauline Sibbern. Ostensen, 332 tons
Am sch White Sea, Bugge,. .....f77 tons
Aust blk Jedansto Dabroyachi, Raneze-
vich, 749 tons.
Danish bk Sadie Ankoss. Ankeru, tons,
Am sch Forest llome, Kept,. ~. .122 tons
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. |, ~, to sept.
!, S2..,.............s. ....45, ,026, ,995
Cleared since Sept. /, lsa2 s,llb.a5l
Cleared since Nov. 20. 1852. ...... i.l73,gi3
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Iotal........ ............. 0,25g,4g3
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

THIS committee OF the house OF
representatives on education aud
labor will report fLvorahly 10 tue
house the bill appropriatins So.
0oO.000 annually for five years
amongst the SOuthern States in aid
of education. Tue sum Is to be
distributed in proportion to Hitter
acy. Under such distribution Mis-
sisSippi will receive S6iO,9O2 10.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1882-12-15

IN Mobile, 90 the 10th, the st.
Joseph's Catholic school house was
destroyed by fle, the work of an
'ncendlary. Loss $4,000, insurance.
5000.