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BON Sod5eitss, 8erlobunss- unb nnre-
rer &inse Su ben niebrisiten 8reiien IN
81 U. S. &obert5pn.
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taufen. 8ejteaungen entgegengenommen in
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, I IS.
Stearns County. In Probate Court
Special Term, March eth 1855.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06
-TRe Central
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
R. K. JAYNE, Secretary,
jackson, .EsSS.

This Burcau may be relied upon to fur.
pish competent teachers to schools. Its
list of applicants includes quite a number
Of experienced and successful educators,
many Of whom are now engaged in teach
ipg but wish a change of place.
Trustees, superintendent ahd Others,
when writing for teachers should state
clearly The kind of teachers desired, tue
salary, the length of term, and all infor-
nation in regard to the school and is sur
%roundings. II positive assurance is given
that the party recommended by the
Bureau viii lo employed much unneces-
sary delay will be avoided, and the
teacher will be sent at once. Confidence
thus placed will not be abused.
Teachers serkiug positions must regis
Ter. They cannot hope to obtain stu 4
tioDs without it. or even then at once, as
| when a teacher is wanted some one OF
those registered can generally be found to
suit the requirements.
TERMs-All teachers are required to pay
n registration fe Of So 90. This secures
general ard special effort in his (or herr
behalf. On accepting the situation the
teacher pays 70 the Bureau an amount
eoual TO ons-laif 0fthe salary for the first
month.
schools are supplied with teachers free
of charge aud their patronage is respect
fully solicited,
All c~orrcspoudence should he addressed
TO II. X. JAYNE. Secretary,
jackson, Miss.
June 10, 1854. l5-6m
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Attention Board of Supervisors
OF jackson CObnty.

BE it remembered, that at the
August term q the DGald Of Sn-
nprvis0rs of Jackson county, there
was Il law enacted fut the preserva-
tiun OF the fish, oysters and shrimp
in tie waters of said county ; this
WAS at the demand of the ~cltizenS
of Jackson county, TO prevent their
interest from being encioached
upon by citizens OF other counties.
Now, at the March term OF SAID
board, this law waS reese nded ahd
.aunulleC. Now, the question arises,
why ia this law passed IN the first
place? Answer. Because it was a
good law aud in accord with tie
wishes of the people of JACKSON
county. Then why al it repeal
ed Surely the Board did not con
suit the wishes of the people OF
Jackson county. What strange
influences could have been bought
II bear on the Board that caused
them to do tins? That they should
so far forget themselves aud the
interest Of their own county
Were they at this meeting over.
awed by the dazliRg brltliancy OF
the gentleman from Harrison com.
ty And did they have their sen.
SEES pafalyzed by him, or were they
frightened into tins step by the
capital he representa- The people
of Jackson county ARE debating
this in their own minds. Some
quote the old adhge THAT the las
cinating CLEAN of the golden coin
will turn the generations OF stern
Justice into d look Of terrorism
is it possible that this Board could
have been Subjected to such an or.
deal.
We await the rep'y.
ENQUIRER.
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Quick Work.

A negro boy, Chas. Campbell by
name, went TO Mr.. e. II. Alley,
last Thursday, and told him that
MI. jim Harris, his employer,want-
ed ten dollars for Il couple of hours.
Mr.. Alley, without thinking OF foul
play, gave it to him. A few. hours
atterward Mr.. Alley met MI. Har-
ris and mentioned the circumstance
to bin, and ne knew nothing about
it. Upon Investigation it was found
that the negro had lett town. Mrs.
Alley then took passage on the
noon train, went to Murray Station,
and learning that the boy had
passed there a short time before,
returned on the A O'clock train and
so reported. Mr.. Alley immedl'
ately dispatched to Grand Bay ana
Mobile, aud received "a reply at
once from Grand Bay tHaC ne was
in the custody of Deputy Sheriff
Moore, who was in the telegraph
Office when the dispatch was re-
ceived, aud upon looking out Il few
inmates afterward, saw a man OF
that description sitting on IL lum'
Der pile. Mr.. Alley went over that
night and got the negro and
brought him back and bad him IN
iall here before midnight, aud got
nine dollars of his money back.
Deputy Sheriff Moore deserves
much credit tor bis prompt action
in the matter, without which the
negro would very likely have eva
ded his p%ursuers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06

HUNTING AND BRINGING Down
a BAD MANA Picayune special
from Columbia, Miss dated March
1, 1855, gives the following: Rich
ard MCGOWAN, colOred, implicated
in the burning of the cotton house
and corn cribs, in December last,
near OSyka, ii captured last
Friday near Columbia. About IL
week ago Sheriff SoaneS, OF Marion
county, deputised Victor Prichard
aud Root. Baylis 10 make bis ar
rest. Well equipped. they went ID
search and found him IN a field
about eight miles above Columbia.
Bay lis ordered him to ''throw up
his hands, which he did so obedl-
entity that Baylis lost his vigilance.
McGowan took this advantage aud
fired at Baylis. The ball, 4 3o-call-
bre, passed through Baylis' pautS
into the horse he VAS sftting oli
killing it Instantly, McGowan
made his escape with II wounded
arm. On Friday intelligence OF
his whereabouts reached Sheriff
Soanes. Accompanied with depu-
ties, be went to make lis arrest.
After some delay and trouble Ne
Guwan wds found. He began
shooting us soon as he obserA ed
the Sheriff, but without effect.
SOancs aud his Deputies returned
the fire, which resulted in MCGOWAN
being shot in several places ana
Ills leg broken. His wounds, though
painful, are not considered danger
Gus. McGowau will be brought TO
Pike county. He says he prefers
death to being brought back, as he
is sure OF being lyuchcd.
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Fishcd Up.

Last Thursday night while Jerry
Cook (col.) WAS Eshing III Pasca
goula river near PaIham's Oyster
Factory, his catfish line was touna
10 be fastened 70 something heavy,
and upon drawing it up jerry was
horrilied almost out of his wits by
finding that his hook IA fastened
to Il man. He reported the matter
to the proper authorities, and a
jury Of inques, wax summoned next
day. Witnesses we're summoned
aud the deceased was identified as
being Chas. Mitchell, y native OF
Elm River, Sweden, who had been
a sailor on the schooner l.. n.
Danlzlpr, aud who bad been miss
ing for some time. There WIS found
on his person 81 70, which was ex.
pended IA having him properly in.
TERED. Tue verdict of Tho jury
was that he came 10 his death by
drowning, The cause OF which was
not asccltainPd.
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DEED OF A NEWTON COUNTY
EMGRANT IN TExAs.-We learu
from Texas newspapers that "a H..
NJ. Martin, who went to Texas
from Newton county, reached
Wetherford, Texas, on the night OF
the 9Th inst, with bis family, and
without any p%rovicatiOn whatever
stabbed aud dangerously wounded
two men.
We also learn from dispatches re-
ceived by W. IA. Martin, the iather
of II. II. Martin, from the jaiier of
Wetherford, that one of the wound
ell men bad died aud that Martin
was crazy when he committed the
deed. Mr.. Martin is represented
by all who knew him while here, to
have beeu exceptionally sober and
peaceable, aud il S evident that he
would never have committed this
act while iu his right mind DR..
McE,roy, of this place, who has
bceu the family physician Of tue
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Martins for % number OF years and
who attended on ii. NJ. Martin dur
ing u serious spell OF sickness last
year, says sBdt his mind has been
impaired for u year, aud furnished
the Elder Martin, who lett here Tor
Texas a lew days since with a Gel
tihrate 10 that effect. The Martins
haze resided in this county for ii
long tiaie and are highly respected.
They have the universal sympathy
of the people here in their bereave'
meni, and it is 10 be hoped that IL.
NJ. Martin will have the full! bene-
ft OF the impaired state OF bis
mind while on nli.-Neacton Free
Press.
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Defeat of the River and HarbOr
Bill

Washington, Feb. 26.-The third
triumph of the lobby is The defeat
of the River aud Harbor B II this
VAS virtually ACCOMPLISHED last
night, the opponents of tue bill Eli
buStered To prevent Il final vote
until it's friends, unable to rally 4
quorum who would stand by them,
had to give way to a motion to ad-
journ.
The elements composing the par
ty who thus acted were the main
body Of the Republicans, including
such representatives or corporate
wealth as Hiscock, Reed, Hepburn,
of Iowa. and White, of Kentucky,
and a few Northern Democrats who
make a pretenSe of being national
in spirit. but have no real concern
for the Southern people except to
use them.
There is no longer a prospect of
= feetinc an,ui <. Even if The
iii could De So; 10 lhet Senate to-
murrow Their. Nould not 6e time
and opportal is tor its cOuSideTa,
tiou.-PicayUsc Special
The PicgsaRe correspondent
charges that there are "a few
Northern Democrats who make a
pretence OF being national in spirit,
but have no real concern tor tue
Southern people except 10 use
them.p In our opinion this charge
can be Justly made against more
than "a fewv Northern Democrats.
IN. o. PioayuRe.
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the Senate during the time that he
has presided over its sessions, the
probabilities are that when the
Convention meets next summer
their united efforts will be fonnl
fuitueriug his candidacy as his
own successor. Courteous ana al
fable in his intercourse with all, u
fine parliamentarian, II dlghlhtd
and just presiding officer. q worthy
Christian gentleman,
'None knew him but to love him.
None name him but to praise"
Holly Springs Reporter.
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-Charcrry Court convenFd Mon
day, Judge S. Evahs piesldins.
The most important business. incln-
ding The DcSmet caseS. was con.
;inued until next court. The az
tendance Of visiting counstl con
sisted OF Hen. II. Seal, Col. Ben
Lane Poscy, Elliot Henderson,
Judge j. S. Hamm.
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BAY ST. LOUIS.
BY BUTTERFLY.

Having accidentally injured one
of my wings, | was obliged 10 call
on the Doctor who, by his skiliful
treatment, has entirely restored It.
Ii YOU knew how beautiful | am,
aud could only see 1e once, you
would certainly try to catch me.
Ii one day you do succeed IN catch
ing me, please do not press to hard
OH my wings, for y0d might with
out intention injure it once more,
and | would be of no use to you.
How happy would | be ii could
only be caught by one OF our lrelty
young ladies' of the Bay while ny.
lup on the street. In case | should
tie caught by one OF them | would
cordially beg OF her 10 please CLOSE
me IN her bosom, where | viii rest
until next spring, during which
time [ will be ready with her ler-
mission to take my freedom. ii
later, during the summer season,
she felt the desire OF having me
back, | would sincerely request OF
her 10 kindly inform me OF The tact,
it would DC IA pleasure for me 10
call Oh her again, provided Nal
she keeps me IN her bosom, where
| will be safely kept aud preserved
previously, until she Is WILING 10
let me tree once more. Now, that
[ have talked enough of myself, !
am Going flying on the road, 10 get
some news for the DEMOCRAT
STAR.
"Buttelhy" was in New O'l'aas
last Monday morning Oh important
business, aud remained their sever
al days.
Pierre Prudcau has rented the
buiilin2 ia trout vi MIS-. Cuevas'
house, for the purpose OF putting
UP an oyster shop.
Mrs. Pa9y Hale, who has been
in New Orleans for several mouths,
has r0me back again amongst MS.
We are SORRY TO Learn that sue Is
unwcil, aud hope that she VIII soon
recover.
At the last mccting Of The board
of Mayor and Aldermen, Il reSolu-
lion was passed putting a license
on all parties receiving vegetables
from New Orleans aud peddlinS
The same on our streets.
have heard that llr. Hegioff
will realize $1,000 this year Tor his
orange clop.
We have Il nest Of TrdmpS here
some times, and are annoyed every
dFty by them. Oar Marshal ought
TO Sre thai they are driven away
On last Monday Sheriff Desire
D.isdnruve aud TaX Collector John
b. Iour sold properties on which
the taxes had not been pail.
Last week there IA Il grand
dcdientiOn at Fifrmrn'S ball, for
The beuedr of Hope, Indepenndent
Hook aud Ladder Co.
There was u performance by
the "AllyneS Silvers show" IA few
DAYS ago, and some most wonderful
c~onjuling tricks performed, follow
ed by ventriloqnism, and different
other plays too numerous to men.
ton. Every II present received
an elegant articIeof sllverwaie.
Nj. Gray, of Louisville. Ky who
came here on acc0uut OF bad health
about one month ago, died here
last week. His remains reie taken
back to his home where thc,N were
buried.
have heard that Mr.. John Diel.
man is very anxious to know who
"Buttcrhy" is, and talking about
what he will do ia ease he iuds
out the real name of the author OF
these items. Well, | say that he
will do nothing, aud that it be Is
very anxious to know who | an he
can be easily accommodated 10y
writing to the editor OF the DEMO
GRAT-STAE and he will get my real
name by return mail.
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Casino Saloon was closed on
Saturday last.
Col. j. b. McRie was over Sat
urday aud paid us Il pleasant visit.
Some of ourlhdies have already
begun to enjoy cQuestion reciea-
4ion.
Mr.. Ii. G. Denlpf left last
Tuesday for II visit TO his relatives
in Louisville, Kentucky.
Orange trees for sale at ife
and ten cents each. Apply to s..
Il. Thompson, Scranton, Miss.
The delinquent tax sale came
of Monday. Not near so much was
sold as was advertised, however.
The Board Of Supervisors trans
acted considerable business this
week. See proceedings elsewhere.
That beautiful silk quilt at 5.
II. Thompson's was shot for a lew
DAYS ago AMI was won by f. NJ.
CN.Ina.
-O,ersrer b. L. Pickett, impro
vrd Pascagoula street very much
by smoothing ont the wrinkles and
dwelling up the h0l@s. Let the good
work 20 on.
"A photograph gallery has brea
erected opposite The p%oStofir",
something on the oder of an Arabs
mansion house. Secure the shadow
ele The substance fades.
Sheriff Clark sold another lot
OF the MeAicAn Gull High School
property Saturday. Pat OF il was
bonded previous to day of sale aud
thereby saved.
"A little boy performed some
very nire circus tricks on the
streets il few days since, by stand
ilg erect upon his horse while ii
WAS in full gallon.
We are sorry to learn that Miss
Matte Hawthorne, who is visiting
her sister in Mobile, is undergoing
q protracted spell OF sickn9sf, aud
is now quite i'll. W. hope Miss
Matte will 0 recover.
Iris now reported that the L. &
n. Railroad will reduce their pas
senger rates to II cents per mile
tor Exposition visitors from points
between Mobile and New Orleans
in Il few days.
Push your garden work while
the sun shines. The caller yonr
garden the better. 1t is the early
vegetables that tiud the best mar
ket, aud are most relIShed for home
consumption.
LII The hard times make you
feel low spirited and dejected, 60 to
b. +. Pickett's Star Livery Stable
and hire an elegant turn o0t and a
half mile heat will make you feel
as rich as Jay Gould.
The Board of Supervisors,
during their session this week dis
,cussed at some length the question
of caring for our county poor. The
Board proposes purchasing a house
and lot at some convenient place 10
the county TOR a poor house. Thls
is a commendable step aud we hope
our county legislature will not cease
their labors m this direction until
a home is prepared for our paupers
where they can be protected and
cared for, aud where the stronger
ones cau be furnished with means
OF earning a lITellhoo1 IN keeping
with their physical condition.
Several Of our Moss Point sub
scribers complain that the DEMO
Graf STAR is not delivered to then
until it is several days overdue ii
many instances. We send the
Moss Point papers out Thursday
night, all in a bundle together, ans
they should be- ready for delivery
next day. 1t these complaints con
ilnue We VII be forced 10 invest
gate The matter and see where tbI
fault lies.
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SheriG's sale.
JOHN Z. RICHARDSON & Co, I
Use I'll. {. Dees and 81. L. Yates,


VI
G.. NJ. Dies.
By virtue Of an execution, directed to
me from the Clerk of the Circuit Cour Of
Jackson county. Mississippi. I viii sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cnsh, in front of the courthouse, in
Scranton, within legal hours, on the
First Monday Of March, 1885,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner of
lands OF Mrs. d. L. Pol, running east
wardly q chains, northwardly TO the
marsh westwardly following side Of marsh
so rs to intersect northwest corner post
marked -. h. X in said marsh. Thence
southwardiy - chains t. place of begin
ming together with improvements there
on. known as the Sarrazin q Hannah
mill place thereon, section ?, township Z,
range 6 west. To satisfy plaintiff
Judgment s4s5.43 and costs.
JOHN +. CLARK, Sheriff.
February IRs1SS5. so st
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Lieut.-GovernOr q. d. Stands,

We learn that the name of Lieu
teuaut-Ge .ernor q. j. Stands will
be placed before the coming Dem
ocratic State Convention tor u re.
nomination Tor the oflice which he
has so %worthIly aud iutelligentlS
filled Tor the POST thtee years. As
he made no scramble for the Office
before. so will be bis course IN the
future. The duties of a Lieutenant
Governor are pretty much confined
to presiding W. the Senate, when
in session, aud as the Senators IN
the various districts are probably
concerned more than any one else
As TO who shall. preside over that
body, and ms Lieutenant Governor
Stands has VOL the respect and
best wishes OF every member oil
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06

IF you need bill-heads, letter
heads, cards, circulars, on auy-
thing IN the job printing line send
YOUR orders TO this Ofice.
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TONY's sHOF


Have been opened o. Delmas
scranton, Miss, meas RalaskS- stanlsz,
where all can have a
CLEAN SHAVE.
HAIR DRESS,
SHAMPOO, ETC-
by the hands If q gonsl Rarher. AND IN ths
NEST artiaie npiaaer- New slYp. Neu
Razors, and Good Work Give us - 4.
August - 1854. &lg
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GOKTRlCTOR AND RUILDER


MUS V0Ht UFN GaIlIUII MS
Estimates furnished on all kinds OF
house work, also counters and shelving
for storehouses. Onleis az Scranton viii
be left with GIraId & Iaurendine, and
orders at Moss Point to be left with j. W.
Stewart. The same will receive prUmpt
attention A rerties CO ssgs patronage
respectfully solicited.
Jan. Is, 1SS4. ely.
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the following described real estate, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner OF
lands OF Mrs. n. l.. Pol, running eastward
liz q chains, nOrthwardly TO The marsh,
westwardly following side Of marsh, so
as 20 interscct northwest corner post
marked -. b. * in said marsh. Thence
sou hwardly y chains to pla e Of begin
ming together with Improvements there
on, known As Sarrazin & Hannah mill
place, section 2. township 8, range 6. To
satisfy PLAINTIFFS Judgment sfl9.7I aud
costs. JOHN +. CLARK, Sheriff.
February IS, lsS5. cost
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sl.eriR's sale.
JoHN /. ADAMS & Co.,
Use NJ. L. Yates,
vs..
q. NJ. Dies.

By virtue q an execution, directed to
mt from Il Nicrk OF the NifHulN court OF
jackson county, Mississippi, will sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, ip front Of the court-b0usc, IN ScraR-
ton, within legei hours, on the
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06

Mr.. Ii. G.. Dcmpf left last
Tuesday Tor II visit TO his relatives
in Louisville, Kentucky.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06

Casino Saloon was closed on
Saturday last.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06

Col j. b. McRie was over Sat
urlay and paid us a pleasant visit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-03-06

Some of 0urlhdies have already
begun to enjoy equestion reclea-
4ion.