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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

CoxrERr 81 ~. yocAL UNION.

CONCERT or TIE VOCAL UNION
The Vocal Union of New y ork, a sIs'cd by
NJ, imo..n "a. Brown aUd M,ss u!!y NuaDt, lAye o..
second cour,rt Of - second season last eve bag IT.
Ca Aeruc Hl. ve-y iar-e audience more than H. e.
n. al sac ,o,Ls Ia hr h,. present, and tie Union
sc wed that cordial Rni,iOn which iis excellent
work dos rvcd. Mend losohn's mO.ett, II, ar NV
pIayer" tu~ colo by Mrs. IuOgeno Brown, >G- sung
VITA cx0uis 20 delicaey and feeling. TluL rs 81
b-r on Gently" wa Ch4unirsy r-uCei.t Ov the mae
chorus, .. several eic-s and m1tIi4alS weir su with
excellent precision and grace Nisa Wiuanrs TWO SOLOS,
"Ql.udo 10 eta" 81 GoIaod, aud tbs ba lad JUS
al Od." b. Poase, were cordially appiauacd that
enc was obliged 10 sing again after each. Ms lmoS'n"
Brown gaze RoecEcPs ballad 20 Little Mountain Lad"
drsaUulJ aud being recalled. sang again 10 her ""
accom- "a melt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

s..rS. eyes beaming with expression aud gravity
,nodifed by attractive politenoss' lie mas mar
,.on,ous voice and ia reported to be communicative
IT, ,nsaks tho most pure and perfect French English
"a Russian--many All eocutionist. IL Is said mlsht
s N 10 his pshments by observing Sazale-
Isa HE conversation - hnely turned ana Iui VI '"
ment. -
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 14.-Mr. Layard' the
,,sb Minister at Consautnope. departed to-day ior
random. lie will return about the end of March.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 14.-Generai Sher-
man ana yarty have left FOR Cedar Keys, where thy
IN take a Government steamer for New-Orle"n' ana
,ointS on the Gulf.
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The New Departure

The fact thar tho largest Independent aud fear
less paper America now Sold TOR cents copy 10 the sen
.aiion OF the times. THE SUNDAY EbCUKY-wlth its
eight mammoth pages Of choice novels original and select
stores latest telegraph FROM every part Of the world
notice and other court the complete DESCRIPTION OF
hall, aud other etes. impartial dramatic critcsms-b now
sod NJ GEMS copyi lower price than the story pApeFs
which don't even contain story reading IS the giant
Of the SUNDAY vruss. only cents
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uR. TlLDENS hErHhW >ICE.

Colonel W f. PcltOn, the wayward nephew
q, Mr.. Ildru vas cl.ed before JNis' Doio"ua IN 81
irene Ccirt amher. yesterday. 10 answer rs to b
means Of .atsiyIug the Judgment ior 9ll46 10 AGAINST
b,n, obtained Dy tue G0OdeuOuGh Horse shoe Company.
- IA the sner had declared lao could not collect IN
aided Colonel ro.ton. counsel before tlle Dor namcd
ad The p,iat.ss' counsel called aud there was no m
aver ExAcIy al the hoUr Mr OsDorn iLad hr. PoiioH
called but those who were wditug Tor lIS examination
-. ii ,r,,iut.i a.. uh the plea that SIR. IrlGon was
rk a. She fyCI,'t House, Ms COUNCIL obtained On al
i,uru.lcuC - LoIt Wednesday.
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PUBLIC OPkNION.
Mr.. wooller Is summoned to tell what he

Mr., WOolley Is summoned to tell what he
1lO~s Vi tIe CIpDor LeieEt.B.S Alb t"s. sOf Ot 0 u
= thought 70 sb.r M WOo..ry may II The Vcl oD
hf Marb.c-[ Gnc.hnat, C'uIatrclal tlnd)
m marble has gwen It as his opinion that
vWOV,V Is Nuisance No~ HAut 80 NV WIZ
no No links Marble. Ii "a very ,viuehI what tho
Douhty 'iuAs OF marble, bat "oOl~yG opinion II m
P'-'Ni"-tCn'innaI EuquIr,r DEM
= ~ Is NOT strange that the VISIT of the Potter
20. H'llee Z N,V-Yu hls resulted q !. TO de- td-
IN st Oh NJ Iiidrn as % probable Presidential c9ud
90 IsSO He nus been yileY "ou "a ~"d h1n
So!hs ~ Wh sucn ~ nilrd patience That uaiy mstO Il
As silence " gull Too reaction u - aVor hs lat.
taF beth great, and hs friends iuay be tN"tctCd 10
14shr $40 tnOs! VI 1t Aew-OroaAs Democrat DeD)
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TOO INNOCENT.

IT0T0 The NVt0IE FfTglII'dH iIE'17I
Mr.. Tidrn ought TO have known what was
going on lie oucht not 10 have blind committed The
conduct OF great electoral sruee 10 tro-hands OF
OF such mental and mora cutnte rs Mr. Pe.tou mac
tur' cut be. Mr. Tiiden ought 10 have known uls
own uephew n oUtnt 10 have SNOW that ne had IN
MS behalf assumed the direction Of tue contest Tie
lived m he house with him: he'd an 0ppoiIn-
uty OF con-uithg with m every day ana ever, hdul
and he ought 20 have INSISTED on knowing Tor MmS
every step that being taken He owed 10 hnsei
his party tina. MS personal representative ShouG
~ - tI n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

pronounced great journalistic hit n the dispatches
had turned out be not Genuine, or TIE TRiBuSEs k.
and translation not correct II would nave paceu nut
paper in very disa Qreeao ptpdicament. But neither
of these things happened The dispatches are renu
inc and TIIE TRIBUSE's and Translation were cor
rect Thus the end crowns tho work, aud The IRiB-
INKS triumph Is complete
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M4ER[KD.

CLAP RIPLEY on We mes ~ tary ~ ~ e 'si'
de Of 20 r!eS parent. ~ tho lrf CHARLES tCihuer-
W.I a ma [; Ct. snI sarah L.. augi.rr Of Geo ge &.
KIp"y. Ill Of brOosf'.
srtl US. t-p-ON on Thurecay January 9. by A. y. CHI
le'te D. d. residence ~ ie br dcs paTclr 'D'hst
lin r. ,tfeYt 10 ass lmoS Tyson. al VI tIls cay
y.SgFRHtLI- ANTHONT-On TGes.tty. December II,
iss grrd. r. x VauGsrDt Louise Hounea daughter
NJ. -a l. IN l. a M ulE. 81 " lOL..
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GLAD TO SEE CHANDLER BACK.
Prom me Phi' df,iphia fn2l6rsI Wep

Bv The return et Tue Hon. L1Ch NhdUUI'T
the United states senate, Michigan plac POSITIVE
and able O ltical leader - i've Nat ona CTptu IN place
Of the wcl-mrHnIng hut vaciatiug Judge Chtlil1nCy
Mr. Chandler Is ust tue 10 make himself eit ia the
Republican minority Of the Senate next December ana
he wi cheek The career OF tho Democrats III rha enE
or fcpca ING the excellent laws that the Repnhcln
party hps gwen during the uast huccu years. lie
will organize victory for The Republicans tn TIE great
struggle n Xf year. and his H.sumpton Of the helh OF
the party ship at THIS duCur5 well for the future
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IiejcriraBZ Surn val
And
THE CHARITY BALL
FULL AND GRAPHIC REPORTS
N THE
SUNDAY MERCURY.
ONLY FIVE. CFNTe

Mans Ii.zinn Earih.-A thorough Medical treaties
udcaug .unot Jl-lbihtos may Dr tvlJyrL Ihs
-fdIy 0p-"rslto1 and pfpr-ftpn
pr1cts showing The thai Nid insure Restored hta
ioOl STRENGTHENED Sitdy auu SOUND CONDITIONS ~ Htttl
Ov"TitN'l powers \ 'uris
OF the Obstacles Marriage, aud 81 tle means "a r. nova
tiem mail Zoe currency OF stage -tl'rrt Atre't
Str'y Museum Anatomy and -ccnce, lii0 Hn.tt"av ny
Post tfce NOTICE fore! -n mans t'rte We-A en- ng
SATURDAY, frDrlry -. 1873. viii close ~ t1s Dlc' On
WEDNESDAY,. at -ti .1i Eur. l., - - aiahP NuSs
lue-nstogn on IIit N~DAh. ~ 80 ui. Tor 1T
op. by ~elm,sp DL. of Ncul VIk wa rci-towu GORE
-toudonCe Germany apd Franco tY 1o "' @tue w ls
segmsr addressed aud at Tor
~ Jdtl
Hamburg; On SATURDAY. at $50 = m, fOf EurOVe ~
Gruutft, VIA Outturip"n trorfr~p ulrhre Tor
scotland be forwarded Dy this steamer nusE
De address .t aud 81 5J ~ iOi -,Ot ,1 M e.
bv -feAm-A Boil a. wa - s"cOw AMI Al l'fp NJ or IA
ropr by sJcsm,HD Ofer wa southampton "ud Brenen
I, yte.msnly, Al, ss.n~ Cy OF Ne" lofA .ui G'TnuH
do ROT tage mails D-lmatk. SweHcn Sui No Fay ihs
mail, puwal ana Soutn racuc t".0 leave N"v'1ork
,rIsy 10 TIC m1.is for Nassau, y . !rlFo NcN-Gotk
ejfnary no. The mails fr iaysua Leave Nr~ orh Feb
~ N;.1f ara JHluitl NrN
Fir, malls 70. the II 81 nrl'-. va Brunu,& aud
Arstr4la sc leave Francesca february H. 1ns
fOg CHINA Nnd apan ftancsco trIriAgy -.
IHD-. H. JAMES, 'Js.utt.,c
Post Onc. Now-York, February S.lS'1
sec 10Y Your,cI-IuNury. gonti'y and ciraiu
actO aIc cteIlsrs 81 TIDE Tu a itusau. sulphur
N,J,rs.,d 4Us, SO West - fsl several turkish
s.afoOrr- ID mems plrtneu All hours csy and night
l.a.ir4 heated open uutl p ~
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THEY sAY NOTHING

Fro., Tie Central N,irJrrssv Tmt tLePo
What will oar rural brethren OF the Demo-
cratic ress alb ,ui the authenticity "I INC o.r
elcgrams winch they wcro free q dcnOunc' ~ LOT
geries when THE rRtBUNE first puD l-ded them ! Inc
Investigation last week conducted on Ine tC,ogn
and her iutrrrret aiiou N furnished by NE lRb "
pamphlet Even Moses sst IN the witness rhalr %lu
COPY oi he pamphlet open before him, hhd iouuu Only
on occasional mistake II the rendering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15
coYLR ND wooLLLY II Az UGLY MOOD.

, Inc Potter Committee viii subpoena WOOL
~! dL0 COVE at .ougi the democrats Aad ducdtd
t4at ttcI testimony IIot necessary. h.Outg .
a'luk under rtho0tiOns him III Marbles teell-
suOl3 an1 N ne odrTrs out his threats VIII make LIE
"' ny among tue cOparccnrrs COVE hsO anxious 10
"@b4lg ana PROMISES 10 make 4 confession. IL com
pans that his services 40 1iaeB's conf entail agent
gave HOt Dcsn FoOO2nHeu tnaj he msfo himself poor
- sttadihK his dine and Io0uey. ana tu.t LGs 80
tuLtS any reason " conceal WAat lie kuDWg. Both
SO!ie AID WOVlley Will appear Oh MOuuAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

Jmpoyfsrt DR. Wh H&iLs SALaAA inr the lungs cures
coughs. Gods. Group consumption aud al diseases o. th'
- fI.S".s CGa61llc sALYR Tor impes f-eckles cuts
sorts -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

A certain resident OF North Adams recently
hprl.d al. Wife Of UNUSUAL size and few day
afrr the neighbour Attempted niue Ia tue
g., .t1fy line ~ reIDsrkiBR: Well, Mr.. =. yOn
-. mi with "A heavy loss" Yes" replied the
,orurr Win -. h. she weighed most four hundred
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rice only . Oeuts per copy

The American Pedoneter IL tho most accurate walking
sAUS' '''' TIFFANY a Co UNION SQUARE.
the trade mark PACKAGE tor SRsr Ial
y oil sshng and Ball Blue Don't pay the price OF
tie be, Inferior qualities "BLUEDISE IS the Dsss
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ACnMPLErk TRIlMpH.

-, Prom 1hs Ir.dicadpot,s yoaFHdt tRtD)
When THR NEwGORR TRIBUNE published
en Translated t1e C4y.rr uE. AieH- AZ - ulTtr-aDJ
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So ior Yonr,cIl-Ln1nrv. ID ~ EonIy - -
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Special Nouces
The seaside i.ibrarl
LATE ISsUEs:

OUT TODAY. IN CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOHE TYPE
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@hNN ~
Academy Of Design


Oar humorous critic visits ~ the Ameucan
Water Color up certain gems hceir0n -
h4IEshe,l IN to-morrows
SUNDAY MERCURY,
Al FIVE CENTS POR TIE COLLECTION.
An thc features 81 a Hrst class daily ing ,torypapst
ami innuuorst IL special toatuIe- for Five KSGs
Buy TtIE ~ \Dhl NJ kNlIN.
Bangs * Co.. Aactioneers $50 Broadway.
MONDAY and TUESDAY. February II and Is. ST so' On"
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them in aro uindu: aoa 1T OF MUSIC from rho library
Of the lqto GEo. T. sTRoNd.
ror C:out aud Rheumptisu Dr. Lsvilrs RoUeu",-
I,qulq cana. DESCRIPTIVE UfWp 7eni
g., NeN-l Ork
H. N. Pinsfore
r,pht make mainsai OF tho ~ DAY MERCURY rs
large enough trouble would De that hc bodied
mon the Admiral hs cousins ard hs sisters and his
auuts would al want read It through instead 81 playing
then paris Par larry as 90 IS only c.nt.a,..v
I. YOUR blood impure. tainted ~ h disease or r"fI ny
alI'S ,IrE AL-AM VIA surely pIrf' - oi ans luVl,t'
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English irnry cNe cn"e ~ 'yes 30 ye'.s
Sold Dy Al mug zi-is. nc. 30 cents. sen by niA
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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13
Kinds County GreeMbacIkers COmsis-
tent in One Case.

Anterior to the meeting of either party
convention in Kinds county this summer,
Capt. w. A. Montgomery stated to numer-
ous persons, that he would be a candidate
for re- election TO the State Senate. When
he found that he could not obtain the nom
ination from the Democratic party, he allied
himself with the opponents of that party.
When this alliance was contracted, all natu-
rally inferred that it was prompted by his
yearning desire to be returned to the SEN
ate, and it seemed to be generally conceded
that he would be the Greenback nominee.
But for once, said party was consistent,
They could not afford to nominate a man
for the Senate whose record, while mems
ber of that body, was in direct opposition
to one of the fundamental principles of
their party, to>wit: The reconciliation Of
alOsr. Mr.. Montgomery voted against in
structing Mr.. Lamar TO vote for the "Bland
Silver Bill, /" and made labored argument
Quoting numerous authorities which he
had collected against reconciliation, and
in .tauOr of silver remaining demOnetized.
This record did not suit the Greenbackers
for Senator, but they had to give him
something to hold him, 80 they nominated
him for a non-political office.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13
NO. A..

after he regained his breath enough to
speak.
Brother Sykes now took his turn at the
gourd, followed by Jones and his wife. who
all pronounced it the best and strongest
mineral water they ever tasted.
Gourd after gourd Of this new beverage
disappeared, and when young Jones came
home to dinner, he found his father crawl,
ing around the floor on his hands and
knees, caparisoned with his mothers side
saddle, astride of which sat brother Sykes.
hanging on to the band of the spinning
wheel, which the old man held in his mouth
for bride, while his mother and Deacon
Doolittlo were dancing the can>can around
them in true Bachanalian style.
The poor boy was not only astonished
but Mortified at the sight, and Immediately
summoned the neighbors, ana in less than
an hour, every citizen of Bucktailbend had
witnessed the orgies at the Jones dwelling.
But that was the last of the well it went
dry from that day. For some time the
secret was kept but the joke was too good
to be consigned to oblivion, and at last it
leaked out, when Chinny Jones concluded to
go West and settle in more civilized coun-
try; consequently, he sold out and emigrat-
cd. Since he left the pipe has been exhum-
ed, and is doing duty to-day in a steam
mill in the vicinity, where it is shoRn to
travellers as the remains Of Chinny Jones
well.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

A shocking affair took place in our town
on Tuesday night last, in which all the par
ties interested were negroes. As usual
among them jealousy was at the bottom of
the whole business. 1t seems they had all
gotten up to fever heat in family broil,
when Lewis Redwood seized musket sit
ting by, and discharged its contents into
the body of his father in-law, Nelson
Lee, causing his death almost imme-
diately. He then brutally dubbed his
mother-in-law with the gun, throwing her
into spasms, and made his escape. AS
soon as the facts became known, parties
Immediately went in pursuit of the murder
or Last night he was lodged in Jail, amid
such excitement among the blacks that it
it was necessary, on the part of the whites
to prevent them from making an effort to
lynch him. .-Copiah Monitor
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Col. AIF. HARPER opened his lecturing
tour in Chicago last Saturday night He
will soon succeed in convincing the North>
ern people that he is a lunatic in politics,
but man OF culture, talent and oratory,
for all that His lectures will be worth
hearing-racy, pithy, terse, epigramatic,
bold, startling and eloquent and if it were
not for the craziness of his propositions,
they would be gems. In any case there is
a novelty and originality about them worth
any mans six bits, and we hope Aft will
make fortune quick and then bury the
Okolona States, and subside into a condi-
ton of sanity.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

The following item clipped from the
Memphis Avalanche of the 9TH, will give
our readers an idea of how the dead are
put away in Memphis;
Jack Walsh yesterday morning was noti-
fed of the death of Miss Belle Miller.
Jack sent his hearse and driver to the place.
OF course it was impossible for one man to
do the work, and therefore it became neces-
sarY to call in assistance Two Sisters of
Mercy and Howard Visitor dressed the
poor girl and carried the coffin down the
stairs to the hearse.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13
The Up-HiII work In Maine.

WASHINGTON, Aug 21.-The Republican
State Committee of Maine has made de-
mand on the Congressional Campaign Com
mittee here for more funds to aid it in car
rying on the campaign in that State, AS it
says the tide is strongly against its party,
and the only chance of carrying the State is
by the free and liberal use of money, which
must be. Otherwise the State will be hope
lessly lost. The Congressional Committee
has directed another assessment to be levied
on the clerks and employees in the Treas
ury and other departments for that purpose.
Many of the clerks dcmur to this constant
tax on them for the benefit of Maine poll
ticians, but are compelled to submit, AS if
they do not they will be removed from their
nOsitiOns.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13
A card From Col. Claiborne.

1t is quite out of my power at present
to write to each of the numerous parties
who have kindly supplied valuable materials
for Volume II of my History of Mississippi.
now nearly completed. beg them, one
and all, in this way, to accept my acknowl-
edgements.
If some of those who knew him well,
would furnish data for a memorial of our
grand old hero and statesman, Charles
Clark, 1 would be grateful Anything an
anecdote, any incident of his social, mill
tary or political life will be acceptable.
He was native of Pennsylvania or Ohio,
but no son of Mississippi ever shed more
lustre upon her name.
Ny brethren of the press will please do
me the favor to publish this call for in
formation.
J. +. II. CLAIBoRNE.
NATCHEz, August Il, 1879.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

If any farmer or planter has done so
well this year that when he has sold his
crops he finds himself with money to
spare, let him buy land. That is still
cheap almost everywhere, and it is always
safe to own real estate bought cheaply or at
fair price in a we'll settled and law re-
specting community. We would not advise
any one to buy land either in Mississippi
or California at this time. The people of
those States do not seem to think much of
the laws or the rights of Others, and it is as
well to stay away from there until they get
done shooting,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

A HIGHLY intelligent lady, sojourning in
North Carolina, writes about The CoMET
Af follows; az never read paper with
greater interest, especially the essays on the
Industrial Situation of Mississippi" ["
Everybody l know here is interested in
these papers, and they apply here as well
as there"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

GREEN TAPLEY, (col) formerly of this
city, and once a candidate for the State
senate from this and Rankin county on the
Republican ticket, is now making Demo-
cratic speeches in Yalobusha county. He
is shrewd negro, and has a common
school education.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

A. IL. STEPHENS, the little Georgia Y;;ast,
Is in favor of that gallant soldier W. s.
Hancock for the Presidency. A better man
an this broad land of ours than Winfield
Scott Hancock, could not be found to bear
aloft the democratic standard.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

The President and founder of the Oneida
community has issued a circular stating
That lowing to the violence of public sens
nment against the practice of complex
marriages and stirpiculture, it would he
abandoned" The society still hold to the
belief, hSweyer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13
Is 1T TRUE

is the report true that Capt. W. A. Mont
gomery, Senator from Kinds, said on the
streets of jackson, that the Democratic
party could not afford to CARRY a man of
Judge Simrall's conservative views" or
words to that effect? We pausefor reply.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

W. S. FARIsH, State Senator from tho
29th Senatorial District, composed of the
counties of Washington, Sharkey and Issa-
9uena, has resigned, having been nomi-
mated for the office of District Attorney.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

CAPT. A. j. LEWIS and J. McMartin, have
been nominated for the Legislature in
Claiborne county. The people of this good
old county could have primaried until 1900
and not secured better standard bearers.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

KALLooH, the workingmen's candidate,
has been elected Mayor of San Francisco,
and the Republicans elected their Governor
and three out of four Congressmen--a gain
of one.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

DIxoN's brother has gone north and is
relating terrible and blood>curdling stories
about the Southern people. A member of
the Dixon family ought to be the last person
on earth to condemn the "Yazoo plan"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

DID Capt. W. A. Montgomery vote for
the confirmation of Judge Fl. f. Simrall,
whose nomination for Judge of the Su-
preme Court was before the Senate in 1872
If net aohy not?
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

MARK TWAIN, after an absence of several
months in Europe, has returned to this
country, and will soon publish a book about
his travels.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

JERRE HARALsoN, an ex-member of Con
gress from Alabama, and an intelligent
colored man, is opposed to the Kansas
exodus.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

CORNELL, the nominee of the RepubN
licans for Governor of New York, does not
give general satisfaction to his party. He
was nominated through Conkling's inHu-
anca
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

The popular degree with the ladies--A.
B., which evidently means After Bachelors.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

HARPER is at it sure enough-we mean
lecturing in the Northern States. Let him
visit Lemars, and try his persuasive clos
quence on Buchanan of the Sentinel
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

The Jasper county nominating Coven-
ton, instructed its nominee for the Legis-
lature to vote for Hon. o. r. Singleton for
United States Senator.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

There are fourteen Greenback clubs in
Kinds county. Exford Eagle.
We know of but one Presume they are
on the ''dark lantern" order.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

The Cbisolm- Gully trials are exciting
considerable comment in the North. The
New York Herald has special correspond
ent on the spot.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

The monthly pay roll of the Wesson
Factory amounts to the handsome sum of
10000
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-13

Born parties are confident of success in
Ohio, with the chances in favor of Ewing
and Rice.