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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-07-04
Commissioners Notice.

Fulton Circuit Court, hcutpcky.
Henry Campbells alm'r, plfp
against Equity
Henry Campbells ucirs and
Creditors, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of Henry Campbell, deceased that tie
undersigned, Commissioner of the Fulton
Circuit Court, under an order in the nbOTe
styled cause, will attend at the County
Court Clerk Office, in Hickman, Ky,
from the date hereof until the 2sth day Of
July, 1879, to receive and hear proof Of
claims against said Iecedent; and that all
claims not presented to him and proven as
required by law, within the time specified
above will be forever barred.
JNO. 4. WILSON,
Master Comm'r Fulton Circuit Court.
march,, 1879.
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Mount Etna, which mas been silent
since 1868, broke out the other day
aud poured fourth after the old fash
toned hell-fire style, frightening the
people for many miles in the vicinity.
Its forces spent and silence once more
resumed, its sister, cousin or aunt,
Vesuvius, broke out, aud is oow in
the first act Of perhaps a prolOng ed
performa nee.
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Commissioners Notice,

Fulton Circuit Court, Kentucky.
T. y. Barnes admir-, plaintiff !
against SEqmty.
T. D. Barnes Heirs and Credit
ors, defendants
Notice is hereby given 10 the creditors
of +. d. Barnes, deceased, that the under
signed, Commissioner of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under an order in the above
STYLED cause, will attend at the County
Court Clerk office, in Hickman, KY
from the date hereof until the 26th day Of
July, 1879, 10 receive and hear proof Of
claims against said decedent; and that al
claims not presented TO him and proven
as required by law, within the time sPe-
cited above, will be forever barred.
JNO 4. WILSON,
Master Conmg Fulton Circuit Court
march,, 1879
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

TAKEN UP as an estray by F. NJ. stowe:
living about twelve miles below Hickman,
Ky, and two miles below the foot OF No.
S Island on the Mississippi river, IN Full
ton county, on the 9Th inst, one small
flea-bitten gray MARE, heavy IN foaL The
right foreleg enlarged, about fourteen
hands high, about fourteen years old,
which l have appraised at the value Of
thirty dollars.
Witness my hand, this the s,h day q.
March, 1879. JERRY }. JONES,
mch2I J.P.F. c.
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Citizen Taxpayers!

l do not wish to be considered bsrsb
nor DO wish 10 speculate on Your dsl;u-
quency. But am constrained 10 Tell Won
candidiy who have not paid their taxes
for the years 1877 and 1873 that unless
the came IS paid promptly | shall lew
upon and sell your property. Remember
that the law allows fifty cents for every
levy, and six per cent. additional all
OF which must be paid by the party owing
the taxes. Shall make these costs or
will you pay mp and save it yourselves?
That is the question. / mean business.
Respectfully,
ian1- Il. r. WALKER, Sheriff
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP as an estray by F. VI
Stowe, living about twelve miles below
Hickman, Fulton county, and two miles
below the foot Of No. 8 Island on the Mis-
sissippi river, in Fulton county, on the
Sth inst, one small COW and Young
CALF. The COW mostly white. with
scattering hairs Of red on the back, red
ears, with red on the forefeet marked
with crop and underbit in the right ear
and with swallow FORK and underbit in
the LETT car about three years old which
appraise at the value Of ten dollars.
Witness my hand, this the Sth day Of
March, 1879.
mch2l JERRY J.JONES, J.P.F.C.
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A Mississippi man puts in thus;
"At the earnest solicitation of those
whom l owe money | have conse nted
to become a candidate for County
Ire asurer."
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

TAkEN UP as an estray by J. +. St&Te
living about twelve miles south of J&4k
man, Fulton county, on Ash-lcg -
about one mile from the Mississ
on the 9th inst, one small 49,
MARE MULE, about nine or ten Wa
old, with collar marks on the shoulders
with some gray hairs in the name, about
twelve or thirteen hands high, with dlu
brand like X on the left bp, which
appraise at the value Of thirty dollars
Witness my hand, this 9Th day of March
1879. JERRY J. JONES,
mch2l J. /. + -
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TWO LITTLE RoGUEs.

BY MRS. A. NJ. pIAZ.
Says Sammy to Pick,
Come. hurry! come quick
Aud wen do, and we Il do.aud we II 10
Our mammy's away,
she's gone tor TO stay,
And wen make great huilabaioo.
Ri 700. ri loo! lool lool loO
Wen make a great hullao@ioo.
Save Dick to Sam,
"Al weddy | am
To do, aud 10 do, and 10 DO
But how docsth it go'
] so little TO know,
Thay, what be huilabawoo
Ri tool ri lool wool WOO. wool
Thay, what be u hullabawooI
"Oh slammings and bangings,
And whingings and whangingsi
And very bad mischief well do!
Wen cla.tcr and shout,
And knock things about,
And that's what's q hullabaloo!
Ri tool ri Loo loo! lool lool
And that's what's hullabaloo'
USlide down the front stairs,
Zip over The chairs!
Now into The pantry break through!
Pull down all the tin-ware,
And pretty things in there!
All aboard for hullabaloo'
HI too, ri lool loo, loo! Loo
All aboard for hullaba!oo,
NOW roll up the table,
Far up as you. are able,
Chairs, sofa, big easy-chair too!
Put the lamys and the vases
In funny old places.
How 8 this for a hullabaloo'
III tool ri lool Loo Iool loo!
now's this for O hullabaloo?
"Let the dishes and pans
BE the womans and mans;
Every body keep still in their pew!
Mammy's gown I'll get next,
And preach you text.
Dick! hush with your hullabaloo!
nj tool ri lool loO loci loo!
Dick hush with your hulla1sloo.
As the preacher is gown
Climbed up and looked down
His queer congregation to view,
Said Dick TO sammy,
''oh. dere comes our mammyl
She'll pank for dis hullabawool
Ri tool ri lool wool wooi wool
She'll pank for dis hullabawooi
go nanny O NANNY
Cried Dicky aud Sammy,
Wen never again certain true!'
But with firm step she tired
To take down the rod
Oh then came . hullabaloo
Bohoo! bohool wool wool wool
Oh, then came a hullabalcoi
-Efcr1 OR Young ioiks.
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SALE OF LANDS And TOWN LOTS FOR TAXES.

won hda OF hours OF II o'clock NJ
o'clock ait door in the Of Hickman otter Tor sale to the
for ca.h nh
upon taxes due Kentucky and the Fulton unless the
csounerpm
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THE NOOK.
THE INCEST
CONFECTIGHERTE
CANDIES, FRUITS,
CANNED FRUITS,
NUTS, RALSENS,
OYSTERS, SARDTNES, CIDER, SC.
Also the best brands Cigars and To-
bacco 10 be found in Hickman, at
BENNY McINTOSHS,
Clinton ST., next door to S. y. Whites.
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G OL OR e d LIS T.

IL. IL. WALKER. -. f. G.
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DRESS GOODS.

Novelties in Cachemeres. Suitnrs, DebeiSes,
and the standard cloths in sple ndd variety Also,
''Anderson's" Scotch zephYrs. printed cotton
Dress Goods Monte Cloths. Coteiines, Pereales.
Cheyiots &c. with every grade 20 be iornd IN .
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

Supervisors, according as they had sworn'
hat made the book, according to the best
of tlNir skill and abilities-which l THINK
worry ppbable.
Of EQUINE, under these views, no blame
could properly attach to the Board. But the
assessor. who had made this error had no
such excuse, and bJng bent upon placing
the blame where it properly belongs, in
terviewed that careless official. He inquir-
cd who assessed me and where was as
sesaed. was ready for the question, be-
cause remembered exactly all about it, .
told him I gave in my list to his deputy,
old SQUIRE, at Hazlehurst. He looked
over his memorable for moment, and ln>
CURED il had not instructed Mrs. Smith
(my wife) in case he called during my alb
senee, to give him my last years receipts,
and let him make the assessment from that.
I remembered the fact. He said then, that
the mistake was made in that way, and that
knowing that my wife had returned tho as
sessment, and that had also returned It,
ought to have gone before the Board at the
proper time and had the correction made.
| told him ! had never thought OF 1t.
Then he told me that had been abusing all
the officers in the county about what was
my own fault, and he thought | had better
keep my id mouth shut about it. OF
course there was no point to be made by
having a quarrel about it, SO | said no
more. But the fact is, l paid my taxes-l
was advertised as delinquent sought
redress or at least explanation, and it ended
in my being told it was all my own fault.
Now the laws should be SO changed that
these errors shall not occur. How, is not
here proposed, but our legislators ought to
know enough to make their laws effective,
and not subject the tax-paying citizen to
the notifications and troubles of which
this is complaint from your humble serv-
ant, JOHN SMITH.
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AZARXAHK.

district and the Oxford jures' we aumn
bis lo,ter becauso we are willing for
everybody in this free State, under whole
some Democratic rule, to have hearing.
Tpr Comet is inclined to consider the
grievances Of all classes whether real or
imaginary.
1t must be borne in mind, however, that
Azariah is a Republican, who seems to De
deeply impregnated with the idea that
something has gone wrong III the flfst
district. We regard Azariah as fair ana
honorable man in the ordinary relations OF
life, and he writes well but in politics he
must have the benefit of many grams OF
allowance extended to him. 1t is perfectly
natural for him to think that things went
wrong in the First district A Democrat
was elected, and some how o: other the sore
headed relicts Of defunct party never can
be induced to throw up their hats with en-
thusiasm when Demgerat is elected. we
are unable TO account for the singular phe-
nominon, but nevertheless it is m undehla-
BILE fact
Azariah IS right whor he says there has
been no Republican party in Mississippi
since 1875. That canvas was squelcher.
There meyer was party that deserved kill
ing more, and there never was party
more thoroughly killed. II il is any COM
fort to Azariah we admit that the party has
been as dead as Hector ever since. Bullet
not A2lriah undertake seriously to stuff us
or the country with the belief that the
GreenbaeR fasco of Mississippi was an oil
shoot of the Democratic party. Why, who
| was the originator, starter, and organizer
the chief mogul Of the Grecnback move
mant in Mississippi? None other than oar
own great organizer, Musgroyo-o elton
est Mus.
There is view Of this Groenback move
ment that our Radical friends never seemed
able to take in. If they were sincere in
the Greenbacl principle aud honestly
wished to see it triumph, why did they not
falt IN hue wan 'il7 ''i99'''''N 'ys'''''' 80
who we're able to help it out? There was
not souudar Greenback man in the
United States than MnIdrow. Why make
SUCH " W ''''1 :,
greenback hobby? NullFow's record and
speeches were as friendly to the 8reenback
cause as N'7il' A's'.'e" i>''''' 'o''''' ,','.'
been WY ''le"' ''' an ,i,o '''' u ,'+'' rs
hadleo" i''i'y a%"i''S' -'h'''''~o"' 10 wac
I! 'eh@cia' anu '-i' ')'i,l''.''''' MONACO
There's lho secret AHo'' os'o'l't 10
gfeeHDacN5 was il l'r''o''S9. Ai.eil l"''''i0
TO nominate "i "'' ana ot' ''sl'''''o"n %
th9 result 81 oF'ti'"iy P'''''''o'' ''''l
faIly'H8 "'i'ot '"o '''t''', s'V''''.'i
DAVIS was iL''''s'''e'i ~ ''lo 'l'i': - ~
ing anu oe9'to9'"5 '' i>''''''oi' '''' % gun
AaIloA'
we ~ NV '''lo ~ ia VIC l''''',''' "
General l'eo"eh D"'i' 'S " A'e'"''''''''
put II !" q'l'o P''tn 'i!''' '''o E'e-'",'"'A
mo S''''1''s -, Ii,
ol ''lo 'el '''''' ~ '',''',.',D f,'
"n e4i''' ~ '',' ;" '''
aStfouSy' "'0' "A '','' ',''' ''''' ',''Ii
he'u'''''oH WIZ '''' , 49, ,,' .,, a.
Inc heSh'l''' ''7 '''' ''i'FS '0' '''0 ''''
ufe' n.,
''l"r6'H Vi ',''''''"0,S'
ing an" INTIMIDATION "'''0 '.7'- Nle0''
dtllgei III. VIC suspect tHclo ~ Soni5 t'dVh
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

THERE were 10 opinions delivered by the
Supreme Court last Monday, but the Re
porters have furnished us with some pre-
viousiy rendered during this term, which
were unayojdably omitted from the weekly
reports, for want of space. Ii is our 90
iect to publish every case of any interest to
the profession.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

WE are indebted to DR.. Craft for 4
pamphlet containing the Conclusions Of
the Boards of Experts authorized by
Congress to investigate the Yellow Fever
Epidemic of 1873, but we have not had
time 10 examine it and give it such notice
as the important subject deserves. We
shall take occasion to examine the ''conclu-
siops" closely and give our readers the re-
suit next week.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

The tiend who sent the editor Of this
paper a valentine, representing tempere
ance lecturer bending oyer a a table at an
angle of - degrees, aud iuriously ex-
pounding the gospel of temperance, while
"A long, black bottle was sticking out of his
coat pocket Behiud ought to be ashamed
of himself. He may think there is no
hereafter but we can't sec iiiat he can over
come to any good end.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15
ANOTHER JOHN SMITH in THE
FIELD,
w,,o 0rys PAINFULLY CoMPLIo4 TED
WITH TIE ASSESSOR,
.,., HAS nm Unsatisfactory EApiana
ton win the Board OF
supervisors.
uAzLrnuRsr, Miss, Feb. ~, 1879.

HAzLEHURsr, Miss, Feb ~ 1879
10 The Editor of The Comet:
Justly indignant at the tho treatment
7 have received at the hands of some
one, | appeal to You for space to state
NV grievances, and call upon all tax
PAYERS fer sympathy, and upon all legisla-
TORS for relief. My name Is Johh smith,
am not identical with your other CORES
nondent OF the same name, do not write
myself genius, do not write poetry On
the contrary, l design simply in PLAIN
prose, to state my case, and let wise men
suggest remedy for the trouble OF winch l
have to complain,
Being of sufficient age and owner Oh a
small property | am annually requested 10
90 up to the Sheriff. Office aud be taxed ana
as annually so, and am as Annually taAo"
This, as matter of course, is, thus laf' al
right and proper. But Judge my surprise :.
mn effort to imagine my indignation would
tail-at finding my name on last year
list OF DELINQUENT
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

A NEW and handsome paper called the
Louisiana Capitolian has just started in
Baton Rouge, in response to the verdict of
the people of the State re-establshlng the
Capital of Louisiana in Baton Rouge. The
paper is edited by Leon Jastremski, and he
writes vigorous English for man with
such an outlandish name.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

MAJOR HARPER, of the Kinds County
Gazette declines to discuss the Virginia
Resolutions of 1898 or 1899. There is a
marked levelness about the head of Maj.
Harper of the Gazette.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

The delinquent tax lists are now running
through number of onr exchanges, and
consequently theresa shortcomin8 of yarns
and sermons in them. In some of them
the list is formidable, bespeaking financial
stringency among portion of the people.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

MARp1 GaAs is>to have another full
swing in New Orleans on the 18th. II
nothing happens to us we are going to see
what Mardi Gras is up to.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

IT is reported that Senator David Davis
ia candidate for the Berlin mission. 1t is
fat place and Senator D. D. thinks he IS
fat enough for the place
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

SAMUEL NJ PATTON, formally comes be-
fore the public as the associate editor of the
Summit Times He is a son of Col. w. L..
Patton, the editor, and bids fair to eclipse
his father on the tripod.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

TO the Editor Of The CGa''ct'
And nov comes the great county of Kinds
with her Potter D. P. is q son of the
great and good George L. Potter, one of
the profoundest jurists the country has ever
produced, and one of the purest men.
His son is a chip from the old block, and
Kinds is proud of the memory of the sire
and inclined to put deserving son on the
road 10 preferment. Kinds is the key TO
the arch, aud if she will stand square up to
her gallant son he will so through, aud be
the next District Attorney.
KINDS
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

louisiana will hold an election for mem
bers of Constitutional Convention on the
18th of March. The convention meets on
the 2lst of April.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

BROTHER NJ. r. MARTIN, of the Baptist
Record at Clinton, claims for his paper
circulation of 1900, and we have fu'l
faith in the truth of his statement
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

A SINGER, extremely pretty, but absolutely
without talent, once formed the joy Ct al
eyes aud the despair Of all ears al the opera.
One uor0ing she receives to her great sus
prise. a superb bouquet from an old sui'~
scrib,r, who ordinarily manifested signs Of
impatienos whenever she appeared pl ihh
stare. But with the bouquet IS rpie. &c
esds: AT last, madameOiseile, l can
dnire ron II comfort have become
aeaf"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

GOyHFNoE Stone is to be congratulated
On tue good judgement shown in the recent
appointment OF Capt. \. ;. Walker t.
tue Office Of Sheriff of Claiborne county,
vice Buck, recently killed by the, desporado
and ontlaw PAGE. Capt Walker is one Of
the best citizens Of Mississippi, and We
congratulate him and the people Of our Sis
ter county. Ia this instance GOV. Stones
action rejects credit upon him as the exec
utiye of a free aud independent common
wealth. YicksbuIg Commercial,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

THE chief ambition of the Holly Springs
Reporter is not to please the South PUBS
lished in the same town.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

We don't want ii understood that TIE
COMET was inaugurated simply as the per-
sonal organ of the John Smiths of the
State, because two of them, one genius
and the other distressed taxpayer, have
chosen it as vehicle to make their wisdom
and complaints known to the world. They
are both good writer's, but there seems 10
be two screws loose III their two heads.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

THREE years ago Hartranft set out for 'no
White House. He has got as iar "S 'no
Philadelphia PCstoffce.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15
UNEA RHHED,

The editor of the Kinds County Gazette
has uuearLhed the negro who has writtoh
vulgar letters to him abusive OF the people
of RAYMOND. The same darkey has VIII
ten several letters to Governor Stone, OF
even n worse character than that publshed
in the Gazette, But the Governor has had
MANY hearty laugh over them. Ihey
have smack of such sublime impudehce
that they become laughable. The writer's
name is Thos G. Thompson, and no AVeS
in Annapolis, Md, while his wife lives IN
RAYMOND. He may be ambitious to learn
something of the toughness OF raw cow
hide. but we think his letters deserve the
same notice as the harmless troth OF
viper. If within convenient reach MS
head should be mashed, but at a safe dis
lance there is no nse in being disturbed
about his vioions vaporings.
From the New Hampshire Gazette, the
Oldest newspaper in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Octbober, 175G--we find the following
notice of the death of Mr.. William Is.
Lowd father of our friend and townsman,
Capt. W. Q. Lowd;
From ". II. Gazette.
william B. LOsgd.
Mr., William b. Lowd, whose sudden death ON
Thursday night has been announced, was Tor many
wears the only bookbinder in Port smouth, ana was
IL. L.
noted for the faithful and skillGul manner in which
he performed all work entrusted to him. lie was
at ,v,rl, but Il little more than twenty.fonr hours
before hi. death He was pleasant unassuming
companion, strictly honest in his dealings, lhuuS-
rious at his business, devoted husband and father
and good citizen.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15
Bank
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
ESTABLISHED IN 184{

EsTABLIsHEDN suspended payment
waror
specially
eaeare i he o o acoun
eranscta all
all
esusu eriu transaction
dsla AL dsd securities ma lies maryns.
Wecolec in llparso of the
Weray interest OF
Wemakea EFT o
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

The Clarion is going to buy new Dress
and 80 is The COMET when it gets rich.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15
s5 REWARD.

MEDIUM SIZE RED cow, small nc
stout; about years old, cali nearly 2
formerly belonged 20 Mrs. Collins, ~
miles from Jackson, in Rankin couais
was bought from r. A. Wolfe. The =.
will he raid Tor return Of COW and ch . y
or Of this PAPER. Also a similar y
COW and calf sold by Capt. W. A. AeA's'
Capt. S. Gwin.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15
WE infer from what follows that Dom
Piatt is not gong to sever his connection
with the Washington Capital.


Piatt is not gong to sever his connection
with the Washington Capital.
From The Capdat
,4,a,, moral s5ortons are going to aud fro ASSERT
soy that d. F.. mot Divine Providence, bear in
mind J'is about tl sever his connection with The
Ca.ital. What can gnluc, these nisbcsotten SONS
Of men. aud, exc ye, daughters, tt 60 upand down
the land uteng lies such tie above is harder pn
US than Tucker Blasr o,nandfuH ~ a prize qnes-
sion in the New York World.
The tie that binds b. p % The Capital is ol ti4e
tsnderest truest and toughest sort. II gives him
the noble opportunity Of warning too condding
,lblic against such wicked people as the Hon. Doll
ger Dawes and that financial Anauias, Jchh Shci-
man while lis increasing circulation and growing
advertising anchor his poke, 10 The rOck-bouud
coast Of high prosperity. TLai last is little oh
scure, bet o,H readers know what we mean.
TIE Forest Register comes to us dressed
itl mourning for t4e d-ati. uf Capt. james
A Elanyilis, its late editor. Captain Clan
willie was a man Of fine education aud de
eided talents. lie had his idiosyncraeies.
bat what man Of geniua has them not. He
WIS warm hearted and generous friend.
a kind and devoted husband and father.
His ..pportunities for distinctipn in his
chosen vocation u journalism were not tar
s.est. but he mede the most Of them aud
publiAhed a paper ia an exceedingly limited
deId that every body was glad to read. In
Ia. - ,.,.e # the brilliant ! gifts Of the
press Of Mississippi has gone out. May
the winds Of heaven be Temporal to his be-
LsaNsJ islabs, and may his soul rest IN
peace
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-15

Cry WARRANTS are selling for ifty-iive
cents on the dollar. Lower than they have
been for several years.