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The star of Pascagoula. [volume], January 11, 1874, Image 2
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iHajrorand Board Of Aldcrn cn of t lie
town had prerioacly offered a reward
Gen. AmcH, who t mily, leave for
Jackpon to uiglit, to take postejion
of the Gubernatorial Clmir 3td man
:fioo. .Wra. Gcr.. Ames is a daughter
Jf Hen. B. P. Butler,
i Which we find among; the dis-
ches, dated Wathinton, Jai.uary
in. Hut whether Gen. Ames will
"take possession of the Gubernatorial
Chair and mansion" or not, remains
to bo decided by the Supremo Court
f. this State.
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llm pnt lic prrmlrir.jc If tAwrx ii.ff
mailt w wriittn ofrer a ropy nl
(hp pul.!iI.C(l cliarf, nrd IVf-ncltV
lirnt idler of denial, arid our rrj.ly
linil lirm furnir-l.rd tlio author.
Hri.M.1, A l,., Xo, fiih, 1873
Jfltf,ASTfIl! tiMntt, Eh'J.
frr .Sir i
Y. nr furor of th 2 1 lout in r
CfllrP-t All tbnt Toil hTK aai.l la iw.FMn,
ol lrn, Frenrb and Oiblm tied to m
tht ud t.y the numa of Knllig, )i
bonRht aoil aid lO.WHJ dolLn l, t n In.
tort in tb repniliaWd Hondu
and waa then at Jackaon tor ttia porKe
oi proeurlng frgMlalion Jookii'B o the
pymeut of tbe Bonds tml that tber wr
in favor of pjig tbe Bm, bot tbongbt
u oent to Irt the niatttr rest oniil after tbe
iNovt mber election.
TbeT aod otbtra did rriviva in nno A.J.
Iar for eerUia billa pnl thrnnuh il.o
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legislature of MiwiiMiipi.
I would prefer tbat mj name would not
be need, bat if yon m ike the charge ngnto
aod state for certain nwona the ,ow
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giving yon tbe iuformatiun dofsnot wih
bis name nwd, and they deny a before,
men you are at liberty to n-e this letter
or so muoh of it as you may Ibiuk proper
very ltespeotfully,
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rn! 2'n' inirt ll.al wiih
mofirjr in n oT Ihrm, and Mir Hale
i now iCfir'invMr . fil. no'' d."
Marlon Co. Hefusn ta Eloct.
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V, ifie iimlcrpiiijfird I!mil nl
l'T"trM of Marion minify, do
lo lioM nn rlrrlion In fill tlm
nrrji iruf tr -in (A J. J. rrn, ,!ntr
J'cnalof, fi wc hfiv.j junt flm-tfd a
.I'linlor fur llti.i Iiixfrict and o do
not ree wliero (Jovcrtior I'uwer'n
reonotny i.i in ordering fiu-li andrc
ti' n, at thin time, and i n fiii.tr lUln
county to nn rxpon'c whicli fhe i.
is not i bio .to "Unit. J ho Hon. J
I. Curler, Cllator e'erf, will fill (lie
unrxpirrd term of J. .1. Soul if re
quired.
J. T. KOCKKT&
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1). VEItlJJL.
Board Regirtrara of ilmion Co.
Pilot.
With all du? respect for the win-
dom of above Board; although they
couidii t " see where Gov. Power
economy is in ordering fucIi nn elec
tion, Hey can now peo that "The
Hon. J, P. Ctrter will (noi) -ill tbe
unexpired term of J. J. Seal if re
quired . -i
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ihi '!m i.Kfrnfi.in ii.cr ifi Virgin
im w raptured and lr rapiairi and
pn'4t in(. r iiiiinlrrf . y mi'iir
fd Ii. r lo I1 aiirrfiidfr"d by l!n
HpnnilMM 10 Ihfl iMifiilfil tf r: but
iii'tead of horinjj tha nirri nd'T made
in open idir and in a puMm pbien nhr
i ptiriiiirii away to Jlulm llondii,
a rielinh d pot whera il could not
bo wilnC'oed. Ifer nHf njer., loo,
wero lo be rurrrmlaied ; but limy
acre taken inboard the Juniata bv
Klenlili and without the I'.'nxt di'irion-
airniion lo mark llie event. 'J'he
ccrrinnninua rrpnralion orn talulo lo
.on r iii'iiltcil ll.ig was iileo abandoned
upon evidence trumped np in 1 1. in city
by .Mr. tMiiXF.Y eiistkr, the tfon
indaw of the Secretary ol State, and
tlio paid attorney of the Spanieh
Government, without any opportu
nity beinir piven lo tho owner of the
viwcl to hear and re: ut the testi
mony ihii! procured gainst h char
nrter and ilia t of hia bliio. And
when tins' tceiimony wa.-i submittod
by llio futhcr-iii law ol tho Span-i.-.li
counsel to tho Attorney-Gen-eial,
that official wei.t out of liia vtny
to decide, not that there was a jn-inu
fade case against the '''irginiiii.
but tlinMwn not entitled to the
K J tin uti.fifT f,ffi.,,n Vi.nn
fy lfafic,.fiii".n of i rianr4 k
ffi.m M J ',
M Hn llh aj 2,"i
lt..l, f'.mmlf, af of )mnif
J'l.l re'cil and f'tiiriK tufa al
l"t i'.vm flO
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I Wf fill.U irlr,-l,. fr.T)f! If
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6 75
V II Alliy fnr amount paid fr
bfK.a Miclfo.
John K Hark U t fn-nifum
John V. Clark h.r.li liii(!.rkoop;a
In II rrlw.n Conrfy jnf
" J irknon (ki
Ordrr of a'lowanr pr (Ifm and
niiieige tit munition ll.inrl and
Clrrk and arirrllT. per difrii.
K niba I, Raymond O., Jackson
iwi". , for H'tOPrviMnra rnrurcli no 7-.
Cliaoeery court reci.rdi fiU 2!)
Circuit ki., 7
Keport of County Treasurer re
ceived and approved.
Petition of Gailand Goode forro-
duc'ion or tax continued and ordered
to be filed for luture action.
Petition of G. Monte for removal
of place ol business granted, at Ocean
Petioa of Stephen Perry foi change
ol assissment froln Brnumin Clark
to that cf his own continued.
C. II. Alket, Clerk.
Iwff fr rr.ir.fif,--, f ,.k,J , , A,. , ,i,.. , w M
.f... I... ..
im i.finr Ri.owf.i Ifn,
.Mr. fit pl.t n (!,. n p.. k ) f,,i
or In 1 1, a bin k part of the lmn
rrafif i.J., and prorifilfd u iad
ha tun h lo ni.rt,alinn to the bill
rernirkirnf ll,st In tlnr of.iho
r;nrAr twr.nra v k i.r Trras tvnir.i t
Un l a I re lured hi view t writini.
Mi wb not opp.ed to I ho bill ,o
rnnn of any oppo-itlon, he Imd lo do
lull n.i'I miiplff jintic? fo every hurnnn
lu'injr within fhe leiritimnfe iiiri-ibn.
Iin of (he frdornl Irgiilnifve power.
The chief rod of all irovprnmenfa
whether Sllo or Federal, should be
tho protection of tho riht. ITa on
twisition to Iho bill st.rtin? from no
lirf'indire nL'niii"! nnv man ...
child wiihm the limilHof tho tr nifnil
Stales on recount of race, color or
previom eoiunion of servitude; he
iMiHTiuincij i,o icciing ol ilmt kind,
and was not povcrned in Lis action
by any influence of iliut sort. His
opinion of jii.-ticc and I proper ad
ministration was not founded on that
dogma so frequently announced, and
so pernicious in principle that it
should be for the greatest good of the
crca est number, but on ihn i. ;!,..
.. i- ...... v
ruie mat u siionift uo lor the greatest
Kfou oi a:i witnoiit iletriinjiiji. or. in
jury to any. While he did not hold
the doctrmo Df cqualiiy of races he
in u. muni mo great truth, hov
; " s ni u urn, now
ever, narudoxical It tniirl,, r. ,
,i , ,-. 6"1 "I'l'far, vj. ii. .1
re t -.nr, Wcr.ecreo,ed Tha January (Uh J871F
-Uiuaeonno;!--"" " ' '
Tii lira f'aatar Mat.
ll I ail afrrfimft y f))4
Carkar; fi, erfclffc If lof ,ra it.
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hfh'-l l.f aaaada af tU
b '- UA'n !a A waff
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f P fim-rn- .ft. ar,
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Of..'r. ano'H'f Parkff lfriT'
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! l''f, 'd 13 Jf . Tal-t l-irla--'
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"fl. ... T1
tS ar riib f.fr of rni. ;ffl n,
enlnrpri a at I'aa f'lirl'llan w k
pbanrahrh oo-VI n (!, f,)r (f,,!
C, M, II lf e aiilj j r fioma (an wfrk
ni't 2' I'M ornngft m d a lnrt?n q1(,,.
lily fif Parana dire. I to U Unt
whirl) Vntfire, o ,f.pr, hga turned
out fi aiii-cf -m f.,r fi ir In 1. hitluhl,
frirr.d.
Partira in Dilnrl flipped about U
"ntim time a ear lo d of Mia-iaaippl
Sound oyttrra direct lo St. Iinia,
find out by ar lual rifieriipent If it
would pay, Sea Cm Mefiiihlican.
It often Inn (p'-iia lint Iho'enra tha
best peoplo whoso ciinrnciera haro
been the most injured by slander
ui wo iHiilly find ilmt lo be tho
sweetest fruit tho birds havo been
pecking at.
As the run ripens and sweetens
f.-ults by shining noon them. with.
out which they would be sour unsa
vory, so it is llio sunshine of Gods
love and favor that sweetens alleprtlv
ly bles-ings, without :,lch they
would bo out curses to tWi thatr ra-
fess tlurn.
Cnt'EI,. "I see." said a t'Lirrrrrv
lawyer, "a band of white-robod amyela
crossing the silvery atrand. ,vil
beaming face, bearing in the)- hands
tho laurel wreath of po;:co V plaeo
jnjwn llio brows these iiiJ!0(eiiioung
si'nrliaVto- .

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