The star of Pascagoula. [volume], September 26, 1874, Image 2

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Ifo lo Mobile, not foil to entl od e im-
In. Mora parobMing, thn Mtairaotb,
Clothlog Block ol M. T. LEVY k CO.
No. 10. 18 nd 20 N.-r-.h Water ftrett
When wo said three weeks ngo,
that Jackson count hv do Military
Componj we were not aware that
one had been organized with Burton
Ooodc as Captain, above Moss I'oint
across the river. We hare been
promised a Roster of the Compnnj
&c. for publication.
Tim New Delta is the name of a
paper just started at Algiers La., fly
ins the Democratic ticket at its mast
lioad. 1 he editor llr. J. Irving
CVabn, appears in a graceful saluta
tory. He was lately on a visit Mo
oar placo in the interest of one of the
New Orleans papers. We congratu
late him on being "on his own hook"
and wifh him abundant success,
Merchants please take notice, tbat-the
Largest, best selected and cheapest
wholesale stock of ready-made Fall and
Winter Olotbing ever brought to Mobile
is now ready for inspection at the Mam
moth Clothing Honse of M. P. LEVI
& CO., Kos. 16, 18 and 20 North Water
arteet. Mobile, Ala.
Our Seaooast Advantages.
Our people along the seacoast, with,
a splendid railroad which regularly
and often runs its trains, in a few
hours, iato the eities of New Orleans
and Mobile on ewher hand, are be
coming more ani moro awakened to
the sources of wealth and profit
which are at their command',
and for which our section is peculiarly
adapted. The bliell which abounds
h; such vast quantity at hand, readily
supplies to our Bandy soil fhe most
valuble constituent to render it pro
ductive, while" the rauok from our
swamps and morasses is at hand to
complete the fertilizations
One is- then prepared" tor raiso all
kinds of garden truck, melons, &c,
which now find a ready and high
priced market at onr summer water
ing places or at the above mentioned
eities.. So of our oranges, pears,
grapes- and other fruits that are
adapted- to this section. Nowhere in
the country does the delicious scupper
nongrow larger, more abundantly,
or of finer flavor than- along oar
coast- The raising of poultry for New
Orleans and Mobile markets; if sys
tematically followed would be found
most profitable. Cannot we contend
successfully ia the Mobile market
with Chicago in furnishing poultry,'
ami yet the former city ia to a large
extent dependent upon the latter for it,
which it furnished cleaned and pre
pared (or the table. There is no limit
to the demand for fresh eggs iu those
markets, winch caa ber so easily and
profitably product d.
And so the orchard, the garden,
and tin poultry jard. each, or all
combined, are sources of profit which
will be doubtless engaged in to a
large extent before long, to the en--.W
chreent of individasls and the
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fjrn trl, an-l dw lrK k of bui
mm tot ixi r port.
f) that lli prraent S'Ut tdtntoi-
trailon would comprrhrnd the qo
thrn of nor commrroe in all it length
r. i brtaih ' That it wouM grap
the Id of a flour ii'hing Heaport,
Conimrrci.il Emporium for the Slate.
That it would a.-oo from lis Indif
fvrence and come to the aid of our
energetic limiurs men. That it
would lend its assistance in giving to
PascsjtouU her ju.'t dues, what
rightfully and legally belongs to it :
and then an increased trade would
rapidly return in increased revenues,
to the ?tatc, the amount which sho
generously donated ; and so of the
National Government, if it would
make the appropriation recommend
ed. Ilad.the provisions, made in this
direction by the Legislature of 1873,
under the late State administration,
not been interfered with, already
would it have been bearing rich fruits,
which the State would have been
gathering in, to her benefit. The
Governor and Secretary of State are
members of the Commission to take
charge of and expend the fund which
tho legislature ol 1873 appropriated.
Is it not their duty to test the legal
ity of the Act which repealed tl.e Act
of Appropriation ?
We thank Moderator who is un
known to us for the compliment be
pays the i'ascagoula Star : he com
prehends and appreciates this matter,
and its State and National impor
tance: it is not a question of party pol
itics, will he not lend his facile, pow
erful and influential pen to a measure
which is of each immense importance
to the State. The article from the
Pilut is as follows :
Bat St. Louis, Sept 16, 1874.
To Eiitort of Ike Pilot t '
If I were an artist in search of the pus
tareeqne, I would take the road from
East Paaeagonla to Jackson's old Court
house. From the outset one gels beau
tiful glimpses of the bay, or of some wind
ing bajon ; some oozy cottage repoaiog
in its neet of evergreens ; soma grace
ful sloop rcudding slong, her white sails
coqnetting with the morning brers.
Bai-tentyyon find yoorstlf on the bank
of a broad, deep, beantifol stream that
you have not been prepared for by any
geography of Mississippi. A ir the -kaiaw-ba,
or Dog river, earring gently
down to the embrace of the Paaeagonla.
Both these riven flow through -on a of the
finest pine forest in th world, and the
awamps; orrth bayou and lagoons inter
reticnlated with them, ar stocked with
cypres, juniper, white-oak and hickory
of gigantic growth. The traveler stand
her on the track of the great hurricane
of Angnst, 1852,' the most remark We
ever known in this latitude. It began
at 10 a. m., on the 24b. aad tflew with
increasing fury until 13 ill., next day,
raging with undiminished violenoe until
12 at sight, when it slowly abated. It
tore away whole-masses of thebluff on the
tea-shore ; it seemed' to swoop along th
urfaoa ; it did not wrench ofTtbe tree,
but literally drf them np by the roots ;
it cxearated deep pits in th earth ; plow
ed well-droned farrows; leveled th potato
hill when it patted serosa a field, and bar!
ed Ilk jsrslina the Titans of th forest,
which, foe otm a hundred yards, kad de
fied the "powers of th air".
Crossing th Eikatawba at Elder's
Ferry, there is a beautiful prospect of the
country and tb water below. Tastaful
reaideiices tor ohint yards
churches schools thip-f -rds mill
raft of aaw logs vast dootit of lum
ber lor ahippiog tohootiers and! 'steam
tag all in motion H tuggsstiv of
iadustry. enterprise, capital and eom
saeree. ia knows a "Mossy Point,"
and th adjacMt mill aad settlement in
th tributary of th Pasetgoola, eomprit
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ealllvaliug en bit Bn iptrimtnUI farm,
nr El rtM4t,oalt, primrootb
ed tent orlt;inslly from IxmWtn lo
Crate, from wbene, after year of Iraio
log, nrotaing ami grf:ii'jr npo lb ill,
papaw, aad other plant, It etm back
prodncirtga fruit of th original fltvor,
but mnch larger sod wlt'i ouly two teetla.
I am imprttted that thrr tra few frers
of this variety ia tb Third Di.lriot, New
Orleane.
The Battle of Honey Island
In the New Orleans Dulk-.'in of the
21st appeared an article entitled
Negroes on the War rath," giving
an account of a battle royal, ln-twcen
the whites and blacks at ' the town"
on iloney Island, in which a Mr.
Crackerts and son were killed and
0 nt ,1m iinff.naa Inn AtaA linn n Ilia
field of action" ; ond even from a
gentleman who had conversed with a
person oc the cars, from that locality, ,
did we hear something to the same
effect. But from other reliable
authorities, lately nt the locality, and
well acquainted with it, and the
persons there, we learn the whole
story is worse than the
"ButelrM fabric of a vuion."
There is no ' town" on Iloney
Island, or anywhere about there
St. Tammany Parish, across Pearl
River from Hancock Co, is a thinly
populated, pine region, with tho
whites mighty scattering, and proba
bly not 25 negroes in radius oi as
many miles. Ihero are some negroes
employed hauling logs for the
Poitevent mills and sorxe of them
were dismissed and white drivers
employed, and we learned that some
of these negroes beat the boss driver,
a Mr. BatCJ, but we are not suro that
this is so. We would not have the
presumption to read our big neighbor
of the Bulletin a lecture, but we will
remark that these sensational articles
in newspapers about "rkirmishes"
and "battles" between the racis
which now. so often appear, and
which are calculated to do much harm,
are nine times out of ten, like the
battles of the war, reported br the
"reliable gentleman just from the
front," all bosh , and only exist in
the lively imaginations of excitable
individuals of the "blow-ham'' order,
who are always "longing for a fight"
when thev are far beck in tlio rear.
and whose ardeot wishes are "father
to the thought;"
Ocean 8pring Kilty- Company
Lieut. M. S. Park kindly furnishes
us the following Roster of the Ocean
Springs Military Company,-which he
writes, "now number 70; with con-j
stent accessions."
R. A. Vancleave, Captain:
J. E. Clark, 1st Lieutenant'.
A. Franco, 2nd
M.8. Park, 3rd' -Tom
Ames, 1st Sergeant.
Antone Ryan, 2nd
Alfred Ryan, 3rd "
Tom Armstrong, 4 th "
P. W. Illing, Ordnance - r ; ' '
Hero Bellman, 1st Corporal!
Wm. Ame. 2nd '
JohnSodin, . 3rd f
Narciase Seymour, 4th "
Ed. Benson, Bugler.
Dr. S. Biifcrd, burgeon, rank 1st
Lieot. -
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l'.if reof tiftr fii in
ail wi-ri iimiiM, fiimoia,
4ift, Ohio srd Michljr. r tt
ll'i ll.irff f forty sr by t,
Iffllt popf;nn f b !. wliirh
diiion, Tb MW srterstmn
bir)'it (frown lli foni'nfuoril of
th firot wdlctt, T) lorribltf fir
monilnof winter with itriilii-r trxtw
fionjh for tleihinif, nor fir day of
dry linl fnonli for lirrm veliicle.
in which th trmpcralnr cliri(M
ointim( forfy ilejfree In (wo hour
in which every fifth man you meet !
a growing Catarrh and evciy other
a cold in the hrsd. in which all l.ir ti
operation cease Iwcanw inix--il)Ie.
Ihi winter Ihy do not like ami are
gointr lo !rave. They will also es
cape the inten'O hfat of summer, when
tho Ihermotneter goes up lo 10.'" in
the shade. The flow of population
Itom thrse Slates will be even larger
than from the Sonlhern states be
caiiio with their dcire to better their
condition they conplo enterprise
push and rim which are too much
wanting in our more easy coing peo
plo of the South. They are coming
to show Texnns how to produce
wheat on every acre of this terltorv.
They are rominjr to mnke Texas the
Kitt den and truck farm of America.
New lork and New England ate
following the contagious cxtnr.ple. and
they are tiie people who know what
the Salado, the San Jlfarcus the
Coined and Snn Antonio rivers were
made for, who will utilize rivers
bioli How In an unvarying current
witli a thousand horse power current
from beneath the hills, and which de-
cend by darning gradictits for too
hundred miles to tho sea and who
know the value of a sheep raising
country where the finest wool can be
Ifrown at a cost of seven cents a
pound. These people have been
compelled to utilize their dimes half
dimes and copper cents and to attach
a Tulue to them and thev will teach
Texans that there are five times more
fortunes wasted in Texas by small
heedlessness and minor extraviganccs
than are made.
And overmatching the emigration
from the eastern states of America
will come the people of Germany and
Britain to whom Texas is indeed a
land of promise and rewnrd.
How many people are in Texas?
In 1870 the census gave nearly a mil
lion, but was taken with great in-
dilterence, no man for tho par allow'
ed could afford to do the work, no
man did the work of a single counn
It was largely made ut) of truesoes.
Texas had then doubtless over a mil
lion. That was four years ago. She
has . to-day a Million and a half.
Should the increase this year be
quarter of a million as all belive,
aud should this increase l kept up
ti I 1880, Texas will have three mil
lions or one sixteenth of population
oi uie country.
POLITICS .
in Texas are interesting now as the
state is in the midst of an exciting
Uongressional Camii2n. The Denv
ocrata have held Conventions in the
various Districts, and have put the
following nominations in the field.
In the first District the Hon. John-
El. Reagan, Post Master General ol
the Confederate states during the
war, was chosen. Col Davis I Cul
berson' ef Marion county was-noirH-
nateil- hi. tiov. J. YV. ihrock
uiorton was the unanimous choice in
the third District, Hon. RodCr Q.
Mills present representative fourth
Dist:ict, Hon. John Hatcock present
incumbent alter a bitter tight be
tween himself, Giddines and' Shep
herd' in fifth, and in the sixth District
a compromise was made on the Hon
Oustave Schleicher, Mai. John T
Breckenridge of San Antonio- and
Hon. T. d". Stockdale being' the
prominent aspirants. '
The Republican party bans as1 yet
made no nominations, but bold a con
vention at Waco on the 15th, to
nominate candidates or take such ac
tion as may be thought best for the
interests ol the party.
TtXAS BMTgBPBISS"
is bard to beat. A scheme is on foot
here now to encourage emigration by
the distribution of $146,000 in gold.
house aad lands in various parts
of the country; 78000 tickets are is
sued and sold at $2.00 each. The
enterprise is endorsed by tho Mayor
and Council here, and the manager
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or, In tjVilf
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f.!bfu'ftM f ffi . ll plr
' rttrfi of liw n't ofl'f, will I
put fin burr in lli :n n I'm
afl'l if Im ri'it lf wif 1 14 (i
wine, w are mi'H mi.filiw. f
b not 'ri fht fH it'lirt ha
Ul in drtwin lift "rotor lin," how
i it, prf lull im, Ili4t lh n'"fH4
hat arl ao'I nti in a rotnpar
and unite I lvlr ever ln- th war
nil why I It tbil sny rlevintinn from
their llnr h tren foitow! Iv p-r
Mention? lli f stent that neither
pcriiiin nor kgical renoning
eouM induce thrm to swerv one iota
from the order t,l their Ica.b-r
They have run In their "color line
groove : Ihry have Iwn wholly nnim
premable ; and this ii all right wilh
their "sort," and when the table are
turned npon them thev "holler" terri
bly. Retributive justice Is close u' on
your hrolft, and at the next flection
the spoiler will be sKited. Lw erly
Herald
Too Thin-
Longstrcot snvs the fight was not
continued Tuesday morning, because
he was"shortof ammunition." Tin
s a litllo too weak. The 6'itizens
who first entered the Jackson Souaie
Polico Station found a room filled
with boxes of cartridges, to which thev
helped themselves. He a 16 tries tc
make a scapegoat of poor old At
torney General Field for withholding
the appropriation of $20,000' made
tiy the Legislature, :or want of which
he hadn't ammunition. Fudge I He
knows, as well as we do, thnt ho and
his force were whipped, thrashed
routed, inlnntry Bnd artillery, by lei)
men men, too, mostly who (ought
under him in tho war in Virginia
men whose bravery and soldierly
qualities made his reputation
Uo and hido your head, poor, de
fcated, Longstreet. A man we once
loved and admired we have fol
lowed you in forty battles. You
were to us all that was great and
brave, and now you have shed the
blood of our best young men. You
thought the appearanco of your bat
tery of Napoleons and Oatlmg gun
would put to flig: t the "mob." You
little reckoned on the sudden crush
ing defeat that was to come in such
short tune.
Wo saw Gen. Longstreet riding on
Canal street, Monday aiternoon, or
dcritig citizens to "disperse and go
home," that he intended to "rake the
streets with canister." Such says the
World (N. Y.) has not been done ia
this fiee eountrr since the Boston
massacre, when Major Pitcairn at the
head of the King s troops marched
upon the citizens on King street, and
exclaimed : " Disperse ye Rebels " I
lb Pitcairn's case it was in dispute
who fired the first shot, in tho pres
ent case there is no room for doubt.
The Gatling gun opened the fire up
on the citizens. It was Longstreet's
aggressive nature that induced him
to make the attack. He wante
blood from this community and he
got it, but the fortunes of war did
not this time favor him, he was
thrashed, badly tbrasbed and fled with
a wound across his bony to the pro
tec ting wall of the United States
Cu"tomtnouse, where he kn w the
citizens would not follow him.
Daring the fight the shots were
nred from the l.Mstom-llouse, Ja
sev and Ringgold to- the contrary
notwithstanding. The wounds of
uapt- w ells ana otners are gnast
ly proofs against the legal and tax
collecting sharpshooters. Besides
hundreds of citizens vPere" witness
es.
But all-is over bow. The voice of
tbe people has been crushed by the
power ot the centralized Uovern
ment at Wasington. Alas, poor
Louisiana I you Tare worse tnan
any of your sisters. N. OY Bul
letin.
The State ol Mississippi which did
not owe a dollar in P867 is now sad
dled with a debt of three millions and
a half, and, what is worse, has Both
ing to nbow for it. fN. 1 . Sufi.
Oat of the fifty four vou'nz men ap
pointed cadets at West Pofnt, and
examined during tho past week, only
twontr-two passed the examination
and were admit teJ. i.l'.xv
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mi in ani cif Df nl lh tiK.tt tc rinml
Iraiit of UoileottUloing nluniy Acrm
mi ir or i-iui.
ToUMtbrr with th Hiw-Mitl. Miwhloerv
ami t utiUNi Iherulo bnlouging, tllnated
oo micI tract ol Unit.
Aoiina a Commlwioner. I ahall oatv
convey to the pnrnbawir inch title a
rmy lawfully coavty nndcr aaid drrrc.
M.lc Ictwrau it o clock A. M aad
o clock r, if., the boars preaiirilied by
v. It. Ai.i.r.r,
ep 12 4l. CommiwHitinnr in rhnnnery,
Ofllrc of (he AMKKIl'AX COHUN TIE 10
Aifw Orhan Jttne 1874.
To Dkaikbs m I now Tim,
. Planter and Country Merchant ftmfrHyt
Ootitieiuen :
We most ninrortilv trurieroar luanka
lor your very itinti unt'pnrt hi in iiHtntDHkff o!
iha cclekraiefl ABKOV TIK.' nniilirj.
Iiv ties r to advioe vuu tlmt wo Mf-e now pre
rwtred to meet the demands of nil onr natron re
riuiriiitr ihe wall known irrfprecniMe Akkow
i ik, hbo. omer open " nue not, " uoiton lien.
hHvintr on hani Ihe lrft atock ever held
tlironirhont the cotton Suiet. wlitcb we anthor
ir. eold io any nnHiitiry nnder full iritttratitAA as
aa rKru quality, hiiu at tnt jnwest uiaraei
raiea, or our ageuta iu ma intiowmritina ;
New Orleans, La.
Mobile. A 'a.
Alontfaromnryt Ala
Atlanta Ou
Mitron, (it.
bavRiinHh. O t,
Wetnplnrj. 7nu.
lUtnimile JCy.
8t. Lonis, Mo.
Onlveiiion. IVfi.
'bnrleum, 8. C
Ptrmlurjf: Va.
BHifittwre, Md.
Very reHMfulIy,
Wilmitijftoii N. C.
ffortulk. Vrt,
Kew York.
Jt. n Itayne f Co.,
GENERAL AOENTS.
lieplii 3ra Late ItnrlleU It Itayne.)
j. w. nii.i,nN,
Summon to 1UI.1.NAN tc MASAX&',
Fruit and General Coirhtiltdtt Ucrcbflhf1,
PHjra pmII altentioulo (inmlirhnientk ,o'f all
kind, of PR.tr "CK and KKl'1'18. in tlicir aetii
. ji., and anemia in mranu to all or pnrcbaw-a
lor ma enatomers. Sella fur caali and aetum
madt promptly.
BUSINESS SOLICITED.
OareSl rra1ra Hi rrrl,
tPiaam new oulaxs. la:
JO. F, VMRGI.Y,
Dealer ia
Laudreth's Garden Seeds'
a Lao-
Grass Seeds of all kinds,
ertilixera, Utrden Implements, AeV'
No. SS Orarier Street,
Between Camp and afaganne 8lJ
New Orleana. Iiuiaiaiia. aepi 6tn -
W. HARRINGTON & CO.,
General Purchasing Agents
axd .
C & T T O .V F.1CTORS.
FOR THE
rarrvaw r HaW4rT rr Mm taHa af
Mlkaiaaiaitii. Alaaanai,
K-.a.a.
No. 79 CABOVrorMT 8tbet,
JYew Orleans.-
THE BnearMimjMl Wl.. u .uj L. il.
8late Uranira of Atianiu
aatCntton Paclnr for the Orange of the 8Ute,
at Ihia port, wonld re.pedf.il y inform tin Or
der throat-hnta the Staia. Ui4t Iu U u.I.uj
with him Mr K.nJ. u.u. .. ..i
'arrrr and that wt are bow prepared la
Iran ao alt eatiiie tntrnated to ear care. Th
boalueaa or tha Arenr'r will ha mdul '
atrietlr ! CASH BASIS. All rdera arkoM-1
pwied be tbe eaab. or iu aqaivaleat, and ander
" nnwi, wni ee ojim at wotleeale
pnoea. "i wool 4 anfrwest for the trod of
dart wbera it it praotioabl. By atrict aneatma
i-t". "ia ioe urantea twnaoiKiaM thei oe
interaat. we hoe to merit yoar fa.ore.
Wt will advance tkree-fbnrtaa of the nl r
i oiion oonMtfiaM tnrongh at Is the arm of W. C
WATT eVCO, LiytrpoJ. .,
W. H A K NJ KflTON.
At tli recent abauaa oT th rumn c,.-
aiittea of ike Patrons of Hala.J,. .,f.K. e....
of Mhvaajippi, held at Roily Kprinira. ktiaa . oa
Ihe lDth of J tree, 1874. tb rairinew Areaor tf
W. Harrtnvarm at Co of Mew OrUu. .
eoat inaed ia the name of the tel. Ir a aadartbt
eawgeoaeaiei IV. HAKkI Kli TUN
Ail ordera from Brother al tb Order will ea.
eeive prompt atlestion, atd we pledira earaelfto
apart aa eltort ha arvln eariatartiua ta haat
uo aiav favor uawiU Ihoir hnwreaa.
aePr.-Hn a;, n ARRIXOTOX. !
.run nntr.t.tx
mm mm mt ' m 4..
Wra m f m
'
m
... JW I ell f, f
., .. I... a.. , i ;
a -..- 4rj7
4 l-t...fc H4
atari ft
"-r M.-vrn,
t. i ad .aw1 l,i 4
4 '. taet .aa,
1 1.144 f
aaaw Ita aai'e ereeve ri4
aa'tlm, feral
m '- ww-. rOT. p., w4
a'wia aM.l tatraaa, ae a
Wfc.. 4M4 mt Ha M4 mH ,
mm will Ka llw I aa t-mmf. ,
ta aim. .war M awmwaf m. wri4
r4. ef laa ta wtmmm ttt lea ,
AH ih.a. am'1., a" fmiMl mh
liawla, al a aa.lnf On. rm
rha.gad nf ff4 k.a In toff ft f)t
h.loa pf wHaia.ar .haralar . at a
M. 4oaiiaamn4. ta alt tf K. f,wt
I naimiit.a. are two and tbalf 4-t mt
ar i.i and ml.. a.r4 arnica 'Lr on
Ma on whir a I. aa 4.llf pa. Ula i.i
rliaaae are wade a.r raah, and .'. pm4 hra
I ha aai-a 4ht aa o.rKaa.d. Tia em,
irraat a'.r.Mwf... thai lanr.a la faar aw
.''' ia mi .4, and aeear auk. aa mm v
pft.haaaa w II hll f.n'ward'Ht villi
VHinar or praijivit. from the aal. f ehH
piirrhaaoa aan ha maila and paid f. Wm. ,
MherwlM. Ihaaa adraM wnaM h, a,
Vihi. Yunr Kaarnllva l.oaimlttee, kimaiaxh.
tmpamtl.e ti la lo roar Inlereel. II Ml r.
rkaaaa alitnld he paid lor ti Mia Una fairaMi
hare raunlrad of ma t band, tha .anaa
wl irh wnuld ha lorf.liad wara I la mu $
vunaaa eirrt oa pronnct. in liand. Tin I
prrfwrr Iu mo. Ike rreall nHia ha, Iom
Ilia rnin of Ihe airnrtilinral ini.rwt, aii.
ron the alnTee of rapit, ruatii't tiw m .
vatiraa, rear after year, more tli.a ana.
on your Dl ndtirta. 'I herrfnra no ard.f la .1
aint'tint lie Iiiik" or .n.Hii, will lir Ri.Mltkr.f
jrour Atfeiit, llhniil me iaury,rliii
lent in produce.
Whnt Will lea Mrll.
Almoet every uv.il briiifra tlw iiHutrr tm
anme hiother 1'Hirnu, 'W ill yon rtnm m
all our wool, bidea, liea.wai, ulli.w, aa.
cl.lrktoiia aga vriieulilea Irnlt, fr.HimaM
eie. ? " Yrs. 1 am hare to aell anr umkaniil.
anii'le. and in any marrliauiabla furai y.itw
ut aend Hi ana dH.ire it unler.u.tid tbil
aame paina will he taken to the good Mum.
cluvkeua, Fue. leatliera, etc , a. tin llulaa
uuiu . oatum. aiirar, iriaiii or otucr pttHia.
Mml It, and feel aaaiired tlutt Iba iutciMU'
all will ha well wuMiueii.
. Faltana f Ik k7wiuw tiaiea.
I hnvt niMile apeciul arnintfiniHti for
in lime of Kugar, CoSVe MnUiw. Kin
lit i therefore, if you de.ire the b.t ottk
articiea, at cheaper ratea titan yiHtoaaiman'
imy mem in your eluea. aend down yowa.
plna qiunitiiiea of wheat euru oata niMt a
where good pricea are alwava obtain), M
iretia reiurn nrti.lei whirh yon need tla
hare. We now bare new Uiue in tin auhv
t Urge orop.
BxhltilMra Ihe Orange KiaMla"
Balldlaa.
In renty to numerona lnnuirieflflRtowltttrv:
be received ou exhibition. I anawer, sort!:
needed and mefnl to the farmer ; km '
thoae ihiinn wliieh have real merit will wr
terviceal.le tn t he farmer. The amoont of iar
not yet inken la limited. lannfactiirerM
but 'really deairnble artldea will not Unit il
vataireona to their iotereat to aend wotilal. I
all mannfacturea of real niility aud njerit
will advance ihe rraiuht. Onr oliiecl il
li.htliff a tlrntr Krno.itifin i. Ul iialll 1P
meinhera of .Mir Ordar la aeleet from moaf11'
taniplea on exhibition here ench arliclea at
Carticnlariy adapted to their wanti, d '
now where and of whom the be wo
tat ran be obtained. I am hare iu tlx bar
ol the merobert of onr Order, and will w
any inalanet, try lo Induoa the arlei
munnfaetnrer over otherat therefore, wwtcr
... i,... ir.. io iadnM
mult Ih.m An riru-.'a.ked. A. IIM""
fvinffonr product iona and pn-balile kirri"
onr waittftir new and Improved agrlm"""
cb in-ry will bo (rraaler tbia aeaaon th ar '
tow. Tht bnainoaa aeaaon M now tear a,
Exhil.iura ahonld forward tamplea al a""'"
nM I ....1 II....- n miflll IH P1
that we pay euah (or every article trdrw1
txpect tht moat favorable terra.
nJ Bl.n mmA MarlrT
III now seeded. Patrana have a nirBliu wfl
well to forward it to that Aa-ancy at oec '
Pationt of Louiaiaa who have eownJ
order a can probably be filled bytket"1
!Kh' oT September. ,-
Abaal Maaap.1 TlarWIne.
Karaeat innnirlna lo thit Aliencya"1.
'Can yoa fn miak aiunnie amcbiDM tltka"
kind.'. While I would be glad ta
tbe affirmaliva, it wonld i'r,"1,'7-;
qairing an immense ontlay of capiiai.
theae difllrultiea, I have rented t lariff. T
ly located bnii dinar lor a Orang
BiifliTtnir. Mamifaetartra art eh 'JTLs
renta.1. toot anttoiaat ta nerv rent. Heie F
tain eeleot Ihe kind of machinery deiir,
machine wrll hava oa it th naunm 'i'" '
and the re cm Iar ariee. At th
At tlotS rat";
owed to aiembei" " .
wanred tlutf
leers lb wacoaat allowed'
uruer. . rairona reet aaaorea ' Lgt
ptement and ttoet oavw by .
ere' who art willirdr Mr amkt rood
W vieWaf the net tual w parciirat
for eaah. every adrtntairt to inaie
flt oaa and win beobuuued-
,. " , latrW at aaaadrr" '
rraAi-W Yoar Exeeotiva Commitlf
y repraaent that at a meeting kem ,
4 to take into eoatideration , nck
m - . ,he afetrawV
Voor iniereeta tha meeUtar ktvu.'4 be".
toiretber by Ihe chair, wmt ,. -rfr
Jfcaofaed. Tiiit, wkereat o". ""JnuO,
brother VV. H. Harrinirtoa, ha Tar I
Ihia Ufa oa the lilb or May. inat-. it I""!
V repreiwew
hu daneen
It waa nmtaiuMualy reaolved that v
f tha Gramma la pii
nltead andtr the "' .
oi ear worthy H router n. u. " ar"
tht aame arranremeata aa Wert t .
tht areaey ef ear wartky tWeaaed
n. utrnngtoa.' " .. ..,;,
Brother Wetmara tntert atwa fc"lJVfal
kaowa to tbe eomaiaaity aa a t"V., I
tagrity, laielUgeDee and r ce 1
tac. Ha aivaa ample, i A and eorreai
my boada aaaiaat all taaib- J-w
guard the ten areata ef lb one wo fra (r
aeaa la bie ehaora. We reeommeo
atia evnwderai hb aflbt Eaeeauv t
of the Slate Oraeroa af li.rF"' 'Tafv
at lahawm, Arkaaaaaaad 44MW auatet,-
taaa geuarally. trr -
A. d. Chti. Chalntaa
-' ' H. Pica.
ft, W.U Lria fr'4 ,
tilt,