The star of Pascagoula. [volume], August 15, 1874, Image 2

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wcrfi cncomiC(l on tfio Moutford lot
and La re no cxccKcn I green tiion wli Icli
la drill and parade. At 0 r. . rnch
evening they dad a drP5 paradu, nnd
in full uiM mada a flno nppenrniico.
Oo Monday nijjht Inst, llipj gave a
rand Imll nt wliicli tlio elite of the
coast whh ireroiit. !!
We liad tlio pleasuro of tnoeting at
JIhii (Inborn, at tlio oi'trunizatiou of
tiio County Council,; n uumiier ol
I'litrone, all manifcsling a deep inter
(ft iu the tiloiioim caiio ui.d report
the movoiDcnt gaininij etrength rap
idly., We propoao, at an early day,
viHitmi; the several Oranges through
out this entire pection and hopo our
brctheren will be prepared to hand
us luro club lititU. li.
The following we take irom the
maritime memoranda of the N. 0,
Times of Aug. 2d. The vessel was
coming boneigned ta Bercier and
DeSmet for a cargo of square timber.
"Bark "Bariza" (GerJ Spandhoff
from ' Au twerp for East Pascagoula,
in ballast, ran on the reef off North
Caicos, on 'night of June 5th, and
became a total wreck. The sails,
l igffing &c. were saved and taken to
Grand Turk and sold. .,
North Carolina with seven out of
eight; Congressmen and 10,000 maj
ority. , Tennessee , overwhelmingly
Democratic. Georgia and Alabama
are cortain to be bo. What is Miss
issippi going to do ? , .Visksburg has
pointed out the way that she is go
ing. Tne, White men of Mississippi
inteud to unite iu a dutcrmuiod t ffort
aud are going to drive the negro to the
wall. The days of negro supremacy are
past. ,m roor bouth Carolina he
may still rule for a time, but in that
btate alona . , .
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How It ii Vow,
We regtet to see that our friend
Charles A. Smith Esq. has severed
Lis connection with ' the ' Sbnbuta
Times and the Tress ol the State. Capt.
Smith wields a. ready and rigorous
ren and now wlenthe white tlans
are gathering for the fray, when
"In armt the hats nA hamlets rise ;
"From tbe windiog glen, bom nptrad
. browo, .
"They poor each hurily tenant down,"
to tbe roecne of tteir race, we fain
would not lose him ; for the time may
aoon ariso when . ":
"One blast upon his bogle born.
Were worth thousand men"
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In ac.ordanee with an annoaaco
ttent to pablish free of cost, for the
information of our readers, a synopsis
tf leffal notices reqoired by the
iufamous rrintreg Bill to bo given to
the Ead'tcal Organ, we publish the
following i . r,
! SflEElrr'l BALE. '
Tie Sheriff of Jackson county ad-.
verUaea that be will sell t public
outcry vVoirrur, Tra tit of Sip
temeeb, In front of tb Court House
t.Emnton, 'the following hnda,
: 35ie qr seo. 3G, T.a S. R. 5
W. tOMtigfy ajadgmfeot for 1298
oliuinedbr J.ea Glow ag.iMt
Good and Oarlaud Goode.
tlie rrsweti." If audi ruuA lo
''cleared,'' we Mippooe, the appoint
mr-nta atnlid, if they lo nut to the
IVtitontinry, ho will revoke the ap
polnlmemM. h that it 7
Tho "Organ" asuerts that the
appoiutee In this instiinco was per
eunally unknown lo Judu Cliaudler
and intimates that if he had knowu
him tho appointment would not hu've
been tnado. Judge Cbun iler should
kuow persons whom lie appoints to
ofOcial positions. Wo know ho has
rcryt-obfccuro individuals to select
from as a general thing, then his
should be careful upon whose rccom
mendations he relies ; but in this
instance the man was not entirely
obscure seeing that he had been
before Judge Chandler ns a criminal,
and that nt tho last term, of his
Court, his caso was argued and con
tinued for want of a Viituesj. But
granting that the namo and person
escaped the Judge's recollection
which i exceedingly unlikely and we
had every right to ruppose it had not
we still merely staled facts which
esiBted, without any idea of adopting
any "course calculated to influence
the course of Judgo Chandler" i yet
as the "oigan" hints that our advice
might bare shaped the course of tho
Judge, we will state that if the
Judge will consult us hereafter when
he has important appointments to
make, we promise, at lest, not to
recommend any person bnt -vhose
reputation as "worthy and law aMdi
ing" is well established, without
having to resort to the courts to have
his "character in these respects'
tested. . , , "
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It' ,til.ii!in iir fii li ivp i,ii
priniir ? nl.oir hour ihi ' t f i
pflfifinjf I! II" f ni.ff-1 urn pntini, J,
Ail lliey wiinl U in plunder t!ii p !f
lin, (hill i. gr thu !!,'. il B'lpiii-t-
mi'iiti lr printing a po'i'r tot t-
pur, and llm.-eby the hufiiimitfi pii
of tlio Mate H iiot only rwinili-d Imt
lt I xinlriice thiuiiK,rn hy lhi
Mlativo robbery. Tho "Field Jfutnl. '
edit I'd iiy n colored man, jy. : "U'b
received tho :roKpiviiin of tho Vi'kf
burg i'liiin Diuler on which wn"
penciled. "ploii?o advciti.io and X,"
which wo cheorfnlly comi!.'! with.
While at Jackwii on thu -1,-t, wu
caught a glimje nt what wo now
mippofo to bo tho Vickcbiirg edition
of the Jackson 1'ilot, Imaring dam of
July lSth. A fiiio fresh liKikiiu
patent outsido sheet with three col
umns ol the iupidd devoted to the
"Laws of Mi:isissippi,r which certain
ly look quito fumiMar, nnd much us
though they had been published eke-
vhere at eomo previous date.
There is one thing dificrilt for to
understand, that is, how a Vick.
burg paper can circulate in Jackson
three days heforo it appears in tho
city in which itclfms to bepublisheil.
However, as a Repuclican cotemporary
we bid the ' Tlain Doaler" tho sama
amount ot God speed as it wishei m
answer to which tho Vicksburg
Times" says : With a patent out
side, and a "Pilot" insido, purport
ing to be published in Vicksburg,
whereas it is not, tho weakly thing
a lie all over.
I i'V''!1 in I'im-Ih ."iiftM iI'irrilrMO'tfi ; HI
ill lift i fiht tttifn 1,1 M fi"' C,
fn limn i irfpiir"l ( i'ivu n', ' 'Vu!kir,
ltf'irmiltn d'ired, and 'nt o:ir lli,liy,
rilini wilf ii!io ii!oi'. (I'-niiinti J I'oiii'in i
!,'H,i!fiNlr, in wliii h pirlii'iilnr, mirlMi II.
' V,t. Ciri.fi'' and other htrclifai fi-d Steward.
mill-m"n cannot he fjtll'd in thi. 1 t1(. I?,,,,!,,,, i,r ,,rfw,i.,l in
f ; ,, .- hi 'ii.n,"i, ('ii;idiiit ;
I,. I'rowiiio f, rf dry ; ,t.
( t ti Kf'i"fi"r ; Mr. M,
t'l't'i; Mr A. Io-r,
Mm M. A I.mm, Fl',,.1 ;
V, Ivan, Lady A.i-ijiii
or l:iy other, 'tnt",
In
North Carolina
Drowsed, -Peter Cullen a 6ailor
who had served with Capt. Erickson
on the schr. Betty Stevenson for
nine years, was as'ecp on the gallery
of Peter Vocovich's oyster saloon at
Moss Point on Tuesday afternoon,
and rolled off into the rirer and was
drowned. lie fell upon a bank of
oyster shell? where the water is very
shallow, and probably was stunned,
the fall being eight or ten feet, and
thenco rolled into deep water. Sev
eral persons on a vessel near by caw
Lira fall, but he did not come up,
after first tiuking, and his body was
not recovered for several hours.
Hot! Hotter! Hottest 1 And the
hottest weather we have bad this
week since we have baea on the
coast, and we learn that tbe memory
of the oldest inhabitant in vain at
tempts to run back and recollect
when it was hotter- Even our pre
viously constant seasbreece at night
failed ns far a time, and men panting-
ly sought their porticoes, and out-of-
door retreats, endeavoring to obtain
sleep What murt it have been op
country away from the coast.
Bre. It CatfweU la the jrathorizsd
travelting Agent tor the Stab, and U
aatboriisd to reeeive subecriptiobe and
advertisemenU tor the aasie. B.
The liadbals have elected one
member of Congress out of eight in
North Carolina. He is believed to
be John A. Ilyman, a negro, from
the Nowbern District. All the rest
are Democrats, aud the gain i most
important. "It declares,", says a
Georgia paper, "the effect of the
'Civil Rights' agitation in uniting
the white men of the South and
arousing them to political effort
Alabama and Georgia ought to do as
well as North Carolina, and we hope
will do so. There kbould not be
more than a dozen Radical 8 from all
the South elected to tl,o next Con
gress, and all of that dozen o"jfht to
oe negroes, tor they will be elected
almost exclusively by negroes."
aioiiie uegiatcr.
Tho Northern Editors who recent
ly made a tour throutrh the South,
all eommeut upon tbe fact that Geor
gia was the only State in which thev
beard no grumbling and whining, at
me Mate where evjry one seemed
employed, black as well white, end
where evevbodv seemed to be hannv
and enr-tented. They attributed this
to two things : la tbe first place to
white rale which cave the State wise
and intelligent government ; and in
tbesecood place to ber maoufacturiea.
which exist in almost every village,
ana give etrpioymeut to all who de
sire to work, and make the bbst im
igration societies in the world.
In the former as well as the laet
opinion, the most radical of the excur
sionists was forced to acquiesce, and
the whole party returned to their
Northern homes fully convinced that
the prosperity of tbe bouth and the
whole Nation demanded the repeal
of every odious National statute en
acted since the war. Aberdeen Examiner.
Beware of counterfeits I Inquire for
Adamaon'a Botanic Congh Balsam. Take
no other. Bee that the name ot "F W
Kinsman" ia blown in tbe bottle. Prioe
35 eta. ;
I'UNHACOLA MAIlfxfir.
Krm t'l.nMii ht,r,
I'C.V.-'Ai of. a, July J, IX ( j,
Hinceoiir lnt, nothitii of iniinest
litn iriinnoiivd, and wo could in n low
Iiy cover tile lrarimtioiii of the
WH'k i but wo nhk our tnnrchii'if. ves.
our entire busbies and laboring pop.
uinuoii. ii mix ik not a tutu to pre
pare our port for the coming t ui-.
uesi neasoii, and to coned such
ol'iisit ns have a ten fancy to drive
offoiir commerce? Natiiro lias grant
ed uia upHcioiia harbor, contlgnnu.
to grtat agricultural, mining nnd
timber, sections, all of which ought
lo pny,tributo to our outlet to the
world. 1 But to make these resources
avniliib'e ar.d profitable, it requires
the facilities that we can command
and tl help of all, every recti ic
lion on commerce, in theVhapoof
Qiiniantinn, excessive charges on
ships, doltys in loadinrj, and mrmy
other points we could enumerate,
oujzht to be removed or'redueed with
iu legitimate limits. The question aris
es, is Pensauola to be a commercial and
shipping port ; or n mere watering
and snmmer place, where invalids,
pleasure hunters and old tabbies re'
side? If the last the sooner enter
prise, capital and labor leaves it tho
better.
But if this is ever to he n great
maritime port, it is time that nil
ought to be at work, let those who
fear sickness flee to countries where
people never die, and thouo who ro
iraiu here give their energies to build
up our city.
We want a Chamber of Commerce
to regulate charges, commission, ex-
changes and customs of port, and
make them conform to those of other
commercial points. , We require a
unity of interest between merchant.
lolKir. mill and timber interest, and
a leeling that what benefits one, ben
efits all.
We want to do awav with the idea
that this port is only ai; temporary out
ei oi tumoer ana timber, until a few
Parties get rich sufli'ient to go North
or, otherwise to enioy what has been
made here, aud in the struggle to do
t" is, they only have to purchase at
tno lowest prices, so they can under
bid each other in Eurooe in sellinir
. We want the money made here
spent with us, in building ud wharves
batiks and railroads, and we have
rare opportunities to spend our sur
plus in the summer, in regattas and
other amusements, that aid not on v
ti the fame of our bay, but to the
pleasure ot all uowever bumble. We
might state manv other wants or
changes, but we think we lmve said
suihcient to awaken the interest of
some and perhaps the anger of oth
crs.
But if we do not want Pasjagoula,
Mobile or other points, to take our
boasted timber trade from us, we
must be at work aud we now fairly
warn some ot our luKewarm mer
chants, who look down on all efforts
to make a unity of interest and cor
rect abuses, etc.. that we are aware
ol movements being made lo develop
umuer geuing ana .snipping rrom
Mobile Bay and Pascagoula to a
large extent.
Thero seems to be a general Bight
of the migratory birds commonly
called "carpet-baggers," from .Missis
sippi to tbe regions of tbe Nortu.
Most of them will probably return
with the wild geese iu nutumn.Miss
isaippians. in tbe meantime, bear the
pangs 'of separation with admirable
paticuce. Coluaibus DctnocraU
ilMtallittii'll Of lllfl MMCIlll I'lIil'IT
ilectiiiti iir renpectivu olIi;t in
itfti! form. Tho orgiiiilTUlitm being
thin uimpli'tn, our worthy Mastrr.
C. Aduiiis, called tho Council loonier
ami opened a Orange in tho fourth
degree for the transnc'ion of business.
Bio. Browning, of Orange Orange,
offered tho following resolutions
which were adopted :
Resolved, That this Council adopt
the order ol business u ht.d down iu
the manual, striking out N'os, :j, 1, 5.
0,1 ;j, 14.
Resolved, That tlio Purliainentary
Guide furnished by tho Executive
Committee to tho Mastersofthe Sub
ordinate Oranges beadop.cd.
The Orange then elected Bros. P.
Iv. Mayers, II. C. Sart-.ld. A. Scar
borough in execuiiyo committee lor
the ensuing year.
The Worthy Master appointed
Bros. C. K. Browning, P, K. Mayers
and R. C. 6'affold a committee on
Constitution and By-Laws.
On motion of Bro. Browning, the
Grange proceeded to elect a proxy or
alteruato to represent this Council nt
tho next meeting of the Slate Grunge,
which resulted in the choice of Bro.
P. K. Mayers.
On motion of Bro. Browning, it
was resolved that this Council hold
its next meeting at Biloxi on tho 4th
Saturday (the 2Gth day) in September
next, to assemble at 12 o'clock, m.
On motion ol Bro. Scarborough,
the Secretary was instructed to fur
nish copies of these proceedings for
publication to the Ilandsboro Demos
crat and The Star of Pascagoula.
,. No further businoss being before
tho Council it closed in due form.
C. ADAMS, Master.
C. K. Bkowning, JSecretarj.
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"ifoMK ami Sciinot," roll At;i;t:T.
The di'servediy high reHilniioii
won by the "Hoiiio nnd School" !
niaiiitained by the tiumbrr fur Ate
gn-t. Teaeiier will be inti restdd in
the articlea that pet lain lo their pro
fession, viz: "What wo ulnill teach
our Girls?" "A new iiftt.od in
Mathematics," "Learning t Read, "
and "Teaching Notation and Numer
ation," while all cuiisciiliprs will
icad with pleasure Will Harney's
essay on "Orarge culture in Florida,"
Pail' Shipman's description of "A
Philosphers Syntax." and Miss Barn
well's third chapter of her "Pillar
saints" series.
The editorial note are comprised I
ot two short essavs, in the character
i.-tic vein of that detmrtmet, a com
prehensive report ol tho organization
and purpose of n notable bo.lv of ed
ucationists in Kentucky, stvled the
"Society for tho Advancement of Kd
ucation," an I the usual news items of
current popular interest.
We rejoice to see that J. p. Mor
ton fc Co. Louisville, Ky.. who have
published this magazine for several
years, stijl continue fo keep it ahead
ol all others in typographical excel
lence. Terms ot subscription $1.50
a year.
Negro Muprrintttnilent of Rdacalivn lu
tlisiiiipi n Foricrr.
1'nhlif tfhmmh.
T' fc.',i.n f,,f M mtf y
,i,m:, n , fM M IW-v
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' li"illl ftf thm S f
I'-it-'i t rk -.l rm fit rr-M.t , ,
11 fl ir .f Ain H.i,,My
Is Ii rsli e m4i,tn f mwJ
.' aii. I I,f K.li.4 p
". ' T'lii-w HniliJ
l'i' a II Kr I ol Tf iin- f,,f ..!,
Mill iii"j ('! ii, .. ),f
l.-..f mar "'! 4.1 f,Mr nimr
,.w..lj.K.I..a 1
W. T. t't l;t;tf t
Hnr.ninn,'.i,t ol Ii lni.tiia, S lt
vi'inijr,
BoBOLAtiiE3. The excesHvely hot
nights of Sunday and Monday, in
duced many persons upon letrring to
to leave tiieir doors aud windows
open, which was taken advantage of
by some industrious individual for
we suppose it wan the same person
who seemed to be making the ''grand
rounds". Entering the mansion of
Mr. John Mclnnis at Moss Point, on
Sunday night, he appropriated tho
wearing apparel of the Madam, and
the suit which Mr. J. M. Mclnnis
had worn that day, fortunately get
ting no money. Coming along on
the road to the depot, he visited Mrs,
Fairley's residence and took some
clothes belonging to ho family.
Un Monday night he, if the some
one, entered Janet's Bestaurant at
Scranton sad and took tbe clothes of
one of the boarders, and on the road
to the Sea Coast village, about half
way, tried Mr. Ramsay oar Sheriff's
clothes, bnt these were left bandy
for him, on a chair oa tho front gal
lery, and tbe official breeches proved
the best haul.Tor in the pockets were
from 35 to $50, amount not exactly
known. This seemed to Lave satis
fied him for the time being for we
hejrco further of his nocturnal ptregri
nations. And we advise hint to dia
continue them altogether else he may
get mote than be is scekicg.
VtCKsituRa, Aug. 7, 1ST 4. By
information recived directly from the
Auditor's office, I learn that T. W
Cardoza, negro, Superintendent of
Education of the State of Mississippi
is a forger, he having forged a quan'
tity of jury warrants while Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Warren county.
Ho was one of the loyal negroes who
was extremely anxious to have
United Slates troops sent to
Vicksburg. it will only requiro a
snnll escort ol policemen to send
him to the Ptniieutiary.
VlCKSBUKGER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rAL cable bayst. uvts worum
Von SALE.
One of the mow eieeHnt, comfortiilile and
attnirtivai-laeraon tbe Sea Const of Mimieshmi
ii offered at price fur lolew jt value mid on
Terj easy ierm. ine tionee It feet, two
tone, with lainre dormer windowi, eleven
ruuun, uu a wiae nan wnu mhimijj loom. The
irronnd are hiimlfomely aderaed with numii.
tal treee. Eiirat acres iu th , lot: all ri,-h l,umn.....k
land, very product! ife, under mood fence.- and
with 310 feet front on the open eea . a hiirii, dry
and beautiful artuatinu, four aiilea from the
railroad briihre at Bt St. Loi.if. with a enneib
shell mad tne entire difltanea au.nir ih lieupii.
One half taile back of it i a railroad nation, lo
wuicn mere n a gooa roaa. The fciwhen and
talile ara new. The once and term irt ex
ceedingly low and lair for thin reallv enfant and
attractive place. Further particulars will be
lumiaueu upon appucallon to the
STAR OFFICE.
POSTPONEMENT!
Firm AND M.NT C0XCEIT
is am ut iki
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY
' DAY FIXED
4 It I)
A M I I. Ii Ht It 4hM Ii r
Momliiy, .I0t!i Noremlirr, ISTI.
iIST tll.i.XW,
ra
AtNr DASV I'OItTUrVK!
..I," "' '" OTICPPt Of til
I nlilic l.ilKiify of K"lltilt'li hail Ivn no tw
allv Bntiiltintcd, and in a maiiileatlv for ihn
leii'X nf nil PMirrmtd. Until imial mnt the )
iiiivbI of all. The day In now almoluttlr
linllili'ed. A fllllli-iriil numlier of li'Vll li
Imen old lo lmve eitu'ilpd ll lo Imvelliiil Imr
diawiiiK mi the Hint July, htlt m uluit Hitw
incut wan ciiinIiIvihiI j i ,-t,-rnl,l in a )
uiitwuiK. '.ei it tin uurue mi unnil unit
THE FIFI'H (1IFP .CONCERT
IS TUB I.A.ST ti iiii Hwn.t. F.VKU jib oira
l .NDKHTHK CUAIirillt AND UV XHK 1'HEiitSI
lUNAOUMKKT
That it wilt poeiiii-i'lv uml rtin-'iniiwill;
take pliu-e an uliu-iiniceil on
.MONDAY 30th NOVfXREI,
tliHt the miHic will lm t1i bHttt the Cimirri(
f , rila . stuj tlnit
20,000 Cash Gifts,
Aliii KLUATINt)
$2 , 0 0 0,0 0 0!
will lw distributed by lot among the tick
holder.
. T H T OF GIFT S.
One Otnrid Cunh (lift... fiiOW
One Onuid Oaalt Gift Ht.0
One (iranil I'urli Oitt ;5,
One Urund Wh Gift M.
One (iiimd Oiiuli Oitt 2SIW
5 ChmIi Oirta. S-.II.IXill Vl!.' IIS' w
111 (Hh liitia i i mm .....i. ijiiiii
15 Caidi Sifie.
SO Cash Oifia,
'Jo Casr. (lifia,
HO ChMi (iifi,,
511 Cin.li (lilt,
100 fash Hill,;
Mill (;ah Uitta,
iO Culi Oifit,
10,'HIO Canh Gilie,
111.0118 each, Ii)1"'
o.iinti each,
4.(1(10 each 1'
H. fllill each',
a.lliw each, l"w
I. lKK' each, WW
500 each, I'.1
10(1 each, Si
' 40 eadi. L
Grand Total BO.OIKl flifio. nil emh 3,
, Pit ICE OF TfcKKTS.
Whole Tickets I
Halve 25
Tenths, or ench Coupon
II Whole Tickets lur .W
ii-'' Ti-ketsfor I.UUI.a
Persona wtnhini to ln..M ahnnld oik'
promptly, either ot home office r our
LibeMl cotnmiiiMoni will be allowed to "
factory neuu.
circular! coutaiDiui; full partiuulart Jum"
u. ai'i'iicniiou, a
THOa. E. BKA1II.ETTB,
Anil niul ITIaaafcr,
Pulilic Library Building. Louisville, K
The Statb or Missiupfi, )
Jackson Con d it. f
AU persons in this county desirino; an;
changes or tranet.ra to b mtde in the
real estate assessment, will please eome
forward. 3uoh obanges will he made b;
tbe Assessor at tbe Clerk's offioe up te the
15tb day ol September. 1874.
anl5 tdi O. A. ItABY. Asuessor.
THE GROUND SWELL
AN ACTHOH1TAT1VE IIISTOBT
or itn '
Farm firs' TVTn vatti ellt
EHT1RACTOO
An Anthentio Account of Farraers' Cl
GrHUffs, ptc., a Full Disoussicn a
tbe Ttn'ssortation Qaestion and
other Oripvances ; sod a His
tory of Industrial Educa
tion, ui the Cnited
States, etc., etc
TOOETHKR WTTlt
SKETCHES of the LIVES ot fJOJIS
OfiSoe b! the Clerk of tbe Board ol Super
visors of Jackson ooonty,
An post fStn, 1874
rcBsnAST to an Order of the afnrM-irl
Board, the eootraot for building a bridge
across White's Creek on the Kiver Road.
as per plan and specifications on file in
said office, will be let out on the 1st Mon
day of S-jptember. beine the 7th dar nf
said mouth at a meeting ot the said
lioard at tbe Court Honse of said ooonty.
Proposals wilt be received np to and on
the aforesaid day.
lij oraer of tbe ifnerd.
IL T. TAILOB, Dupufj Clwk.
LtADKKS, etc,
sr
TTnv .TflVATrfiV TT?PTV.
tldilor IVulrrm inrnl, Ckitaf t TirrP"-
lllinou State liaari of Agriculture, lc-
lllnitraled with Eiifht Original Portraits, sad I
Other Engravings.
This ia tbe only full and AlTHOMATlM
work nnon the KarMa' UnMn.nl ever wains,
and the onlr AIM whuih hart raewived '
dorsemeDt and reoontneodalion of tbe
Leaders of the Canse. Iu mine is mo JJ
The whole eouatrv is satrerina intesslr "
the sviU aeoe rated by moBopidyr the feo'tLill
tboroiiKhly aroased t aud b.iw is the l""". ,
to inform thenuelyes thoroinhly on the ("""rL
bwae.and help tlie iM oaase, by lbs
latioDot tnis mastert wora.
iTai Gaoesnswexi ia comprised is ose
soma Octave Volnjae of sbeut paaet. rZ
on geod paper made sxpressly for it, aad "'"
led with emht onifinal rortiu and e"
other Enirravinc of superior e ha racier.
snhatantially beund in le styles. selliaK
following extremely few, aau-Bioaopoly fsa
payable on delivery i
Ia Fine nerieaa Cloth. Btack and Gobi, t1 f
In Library 8heep, Sprinkled Edes, ' .
Tho GroandeweU" la sold only by "t
tion, and cannot be honestly obtained anils'
by any book stores. u)
"nheeriban will not be obliirod to uks tbs T
r fnuu m u,..i. .... a mnB ia '
particular.
m K. WaehinKUn St-. tlllC"
C. K. Bsewsisa, -rst.