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National Republican., 1879-12-25

BUT when there is anything rotten in the
Radical administration 1t is generally found
to have a secure bulwark somewhere on the
Democratic side of Congress. Sunday Herald.
Here's an admission MS is an admission, so
TO phrase it. But the trouble with it is,
that its premises are all wrong, save and
excepting the allusion to the bulwark" The
GLOVER inquiry in the last Congress served
to illustrate this meaning. 1t showed that
there was nothing "rotten in the Radical
administration !" but that behind the bull
wark Of the Democratic majority in the
House there was--and is, il is fair to pre-
sumo-any quantity of corruption and NAL
administration. The trouble with the Herald
is that it knows and admits the herottenness of
the Democracy, and is trying its level best
to make the Republican party appear to be
tarred with the same stick. But the effort
will fail.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
AMUsEST ENTS.

AMUsEMENTs.
NJ ATIoNAL THEATRE. EvANGELINE.
"a MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL" -
AND cnRfsTSYyzs ThIs hYssIM9 M1 44ITNEB AZ Ars,
EvANGELHNE,
AND THE LONE FTSHERMiN
A FEAST OF MIRTH AND MUSIC.
-. ' '' THE GREAr' flEti J ~ bANcEt
New Scenery aud Comic Eaects
RI-MATINEE PRICES ;@da
ADMisssIoN TO DRESS @ CIRCLE ROLE &c, &c, For ALL
uEI LOWER FLOOR 80 AND . CENTS,
rwS SFW YEAns u WEEKIKATE ckAXroES
FoRDs MERRY CHRISTMAS.
GERR9EkE ER9EkAA GER9EkA XMAs MATENEE MMATENEE
oiRofIE aiioTIA X.sIAS. MATINEE
TO-DAY Ar 2. TO-DAY AT2
DRESS CIRCLE ADMISSION,
ExBiHs ExBis zSB &SB SifBRRFS SfiifBRES i SfS SFSfs:
deserved seats 20 cents extra.
TONIGHT AT s-X-MAS NIGHT.
THE THE EREFFY FREFTY FEREUMMER: FERETMER
$EFS# $EfS# S$#Hs S$#Hs ii B$$ B$E# $E$$s $E$$s
FMOA OAY-GRANp puCMLsS;, ,,,-,,.,
SATURDAY MATINEE-IIGTBE DUKE
SATURDAY NIGHT-GIROFLE OIROFbA.
MONDAY NIGHT-oN TUE PACIFIC.
TnEATRE coMTQUE
MONDAY, DECEMBER g. NIGHTLY, AND
o. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATlNEFl
EXTRA MATINEE on CHRISrMAS DAY.
Engagement ofthe arent Texan scout and Hunter
KIT CARSON, JR., in his Great Drama
.. THE MANIAC uuNTEn .
Conway and Farrell, El Nino Eddie, Mabel Pearl
MISS j. Warner RPvilUlta and C0gili, Sharply and
Carroll, and our Mammoth stock Company
First time this of Jake Budd in his Great Act
| THE TWO TRAMPS.
8 e IT o N FL A ILL.,,
Corner ninth and ID Streets Northwest
Billiards, 40 Cents Per Hour
TABLE, aEFITrEDi BAR RESroCKEDl
Rs- Every,binb IN Hrst-clnss stylel
octl NJ Il SCANLON, Proprietor,
Old Ho.) ON EXHIBITION New No.
4S8 AND SALE 626
9Th st. AT f st. n. W.
MARK kREEER'S
FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE
No. go l. street Northwest
Choice oil Paintings. Engravlngs, Chromos, &c
Also the largest stock OF PAperhangings Window
Shades, Pictures Frames Picture Cords and rasses
Please reInember name and number. legtn
National Republican., 1879-12-25
RESTORATION OF HEARING.

From tho high Endorsements with which DR.. Won
MOsohzisker came hero was Induced TO place my
self under hls care for case or catarrhal deafness
which gave me great deal OF nneasiness. His treat
mont proved perfect success l consider him q
u lust tribute to him 10 make II known TO all who
need his medical services that have the utmost
confidence Ia hia professional abilities. Call on him
THoS soMERVILLE'
National Republican., 1879-12-25
,R. CANDEE, OF NEW YORK,
SPECIALIST,

l treat IIemorrholds or Piles. VIII
give $500 for any case OF Itching,
bleeding, Blind or Projecting PileB
my remedies viii not help and cure,
I use only external and internal
remedies no cAustlcs, no aodsi an Inn
mediate relief; no detention frOm
business. I treat and cure All Female
National Republican., 1879-12-25
rnoM HoRArIo sEYMouR.

TIEVlh HUN 10 lu4 7 lINUIN
UTICA N. Y, May %, 1874
DIR. Won MoschzlskeT brings mo letters OF intToduc-
tlon from gentlemen of character and standing. They
speak highly OF his SKIN and success In the treatment
OF diseases OF the Eye and Ear and those OF the Res.
plTatory Organs, and OF his alRnments as ply
biClan From his treatment OF cases undor my O6ser-
walton and personal experience, think hS can give
relief in all cases which admit Of remedy. .-.
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
ey-rEMPERANcE MEETING.
~ WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.

Welcome to.Cbsrlle Nye, at Hamline Church, cor
ner of Ninth and streets TO-DAY at II o'clock. ut
National Republican., 1879-12-25
eN-A RICH MAN,s OVERCOAT,

Flrs,-cass Merchant Tailor Make, very little worn,
can be bought for poor mans price for less money
than u common, ready-made new one. at
HERGOG'S.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

Ny,S5 The Members OF HIRAM LODGE. No. 10. j..
- a: 4. ~, nre requested TO meet at their hall
on FRIDAY, December %. at 1890 o'clock y. M, to
attend the funeral OF lnte brother. II. w. Em-
inert Members of sister iodges arc iraternally In
ytted to attend.
by order w. NJ. bad.
de2i2t W II aTuARD Secondary
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08
IN M ENTORIAM.

During the prevalence of yellow fever in
Jackson in the Fall of 1878, the following
members of West jackson Fire Company
Nc. l, fell victims to the disease WILLIAM
EWING, ANDREW WILSON, WILLIAM BARRE1
and DANIEL CLANCY also Life Honorary
Member, MISS LOUISE TAYLOR.
1t is therefore meet and proper that the
surviving members of this Company testify
in some public manner, our deep sorrow at
their demise, and we take this occasion 10
testify to their devotion to our organization,
and their zeal and earnestness in all the call
ings and pursuits of life.
Most, if not all, of our deceased brethren
could have escaped contagion with yellow
fever, but preferred to remain steadtast to
their line of duty, and so the brave die
young.
They have gone before little while: on
deaths great camping ground, their silent
tents are spread. We, too, must soon follow
in their footsteps; and let us so live that
when the trumpet sounds for each to 90. we.
like them, will have so lived, that We may
not be afraid to die.
To the families of our deceased brethren
we tender our heartfelt sorrow. We can
but taste, but they have drained the bitter
cup so young, SO full of hope, so noble and
so brave, they have made void in our ranks
that time will scarcely fill.
The Clarion and COMET are requested to
notice these proceedings, and the Secretary
to furnish a copy to the families OF our de-
ceased brethren.
The hall and apparatus will be draped in
and the members of the Company
to wear the usual badge for thirty days
+. Is. Hull,
GEO. LEMON,
JOHN A. WEBB.
Committee.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08
United States Court,

Jose Mas, Spaniard, was convicted in
the U. S. Court this week of selling un-
stamped cigars, and sentenced to the De-
troit House of Correction, for the period
of one year and one day. Henry G.
Moore (col.) plead guilty to stealing from
the mail at Brookhaven. He has not been
sentenced as yet. The Grand Jury ad-
journed Tuesday, having been in session
only eight days. The Court was engaged
yesterday in trying the very important case
of Robert Nichols against the firm of Brit
ton Il Kountz, bankers at Natchez. We
understand that in this case Judge Hill will
be called upon to decide some very inter
esting law points. We will endeavor to
get his opinion for publication.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Mr.. Jno W. Robb Jr., died at his
fathers residence in Rosedale, Bolivar
county, on the Oath of last month of pneu-
monia, in the twenty-second year of his
age Mr.. Robb was formerly a resident of
this place; in fact, We believe jackson is
the place of his nativity. His many friends,
and those of his father in this vicinity, will
be panied to ] arm of his death. He was
young man of rare accomplishments and
was 1T the time of his death conducting
the Rosedale Journal, and practicing law
yer. To his parents and kindred who were
devoted to him beyond measure, we would
say, weep not for him as one who is dead
but for one who has gone to dwell on the
celestial shore forever more
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

WE wish to call special attention to the
ninth annual statement of the New Orleans
Insurance Association published in to-day's
paper. 1t makes good showing and is
one OF the most solvent of our Southern
companies, and is represented by clever
and accommodating gentlemen, to-wit: Mr..
j. A. Kline, Of Vicksburg, general agent,
and Mr.. Alonzo Ware, of this city, as local
agent. Mr. Ware is, by his strict attention
to business and the fact of his representing
sound companies only, building up large
and lucrative business for himself and the
companies he represents, and there is no
doubt but what he deserves it all. Those
of our patrons contemplating irsuring
would do well to call on him.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

For the convenience of parties having
business " h the Board of Aldermen, We
publish the following list of Standing Com
mlttees
FINANCE. Hamilton, Lowd and j. w
Clingan.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Williams, J. W.
Clingan and Spengler.
NUIsANcEs. Spengler and
Lowd.
PROPOSITION AND GRIEVANCES. -Lowd, j.
W. Clingan and Spengler.
CT rMs.-Spengler, Anderson and Lowd.
Sr-ZETs. -Spengler, Williams and Ander-
son.
SAFETY. W. Clingan, SpengIer and
Lowd.
PAUPERs.-Spengler, Anderson and Lowd
POLICE .-Hamilton, ]. W. Clingan and
Williams.
BRIDGES Williams, Spengler and J. W.
Clingan.
CEMETERY. Hamilton and
Lowd
HEALTH.-J. w. Clingan, Spengler and
Lowd.
RETAIL LICENSE. -Lowd, Anderson and
Hamilton.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

THE report upon the improvement of
Pearl river, between jackson and Carthage,
was forwarded TO Washington yesterday.
The lnber has consisted chiefly in remov-
lug snags and Topping off the overhanging
limbs OF trees 1t is announced that there
is three aud one-half foot channel for the
distance of one hundred and five miles, ten
months in the year. The cost of this inn
provement is $21 600"
The above is from tho New Orleans
Times and shows that the report of the
Engineer who conducted the late survey
of the upper Pearl, Capt. H. @. Collins, is
favorable and it is very likely that the ap-
preparation will be made at this session of
Congress. From all the lights and facts
before US we are almost persuaded to say
that the navigation of the upper Pearl by
steamboats, land not catfish as the Bran>
don Republican would have us believe) is
a fred fact
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

The COMET local calls upon the city
fathers for "hog ordinance" II We said
local only remembered the trouble the
fathers got into during Hon, d. N. Barrows'
term of Mayor, when, after they had pass
ed hog ordinance, there was such howl
raised, that the fathers had to flee the city
until the Mayor had vetoed the ordinance,
he would not ask the present honorable six
to get themselves into another such pickle.
Clarion.
We can only say in reply to the comments
of our distinguished neighbor on our call
for hog ordinance that we do not remem>
Der the ''pickle" referred to, but we do
know that the hogs are an intolerable nui-
sana and should be gotten rid of in some
manner, even if it takes hog ordinance.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

NEVERTHELESS, we believe that Hog or
dinance would be wholesome enactment
for jackson. The reason why the world
pitched into the Mayor and Aldermen Of
Jackson twenty years ago for passing II
Hog ordinance, was because our friend
Hon. ID. N. Barrows was Mayor Of the city
then. The world considered it an un-
natural thing for Barrows to make war on
hogs, and from its standpoint then justly
denounced the outrage upon the latter,
But Col. Barrows is not Mayor now,
md the world will readily acquiesce in the
Hog ordinance of our city fathers,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

OUR county jail, as looked after aud su-
perintended by Mr.. A. j. Davis, is one of
the most clearly and well kept institutions
Of that character in the State. The pris>
oners do not complain of short rations,
but on the contrary, have enough and to
spare at every meal. Col. Thomas, our
deservedly popular Sheriff, is one of the
most humane gentleman it has ever been
our pleasure to know and withal an eff
cient officer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

We understand that one or two of our prominent
merchants are selling out at cost, preparatory to
moving away from Jackson. We hope they may
yet find 1t to their interest to remain with u.s.
Comet.
little more printers ink than they have been
using, and they will prosper.-Bmndon Republican.
That would all do very well, Mr.. Republi-
can, were it not the fact that the two firms
spoken of are among the most liberal adj
vertisers we have in the city; and further
more, if they were going to remain in Mis-
sissippi, they would not go to Brandon, but
cast their lot with the Capital City and her
people.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

We have been permitted to look at letter
from lady in one of the extreme
eastern counties to a gentleman of
this city who advertises in The
COMET. 1t says : Having seen your
advertisement in The COMET, desire to
make purchase from you" etc. All of
which goes to prove that our patrons get
full value for money paid in advertising
through The COMET.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

JIM RICHARDSON, alias Melvin Dickerson,
alias 10 Robinson, and correctly called a
common COW thief, was before His Honor
Mayor McGill, Wednesday, charged with
stealing several head of cattle from Messrs.
Simmons, Potter and Washington Lewis,
and either selling them or swapping them
off and then selling the result of his trade.
Several parties were victimized by this man
of many names, among them are Mrs.
OLeary, to the amount of twelve dollars
and fifty cents, and Capt. johnson, the
dairyman, suffered the loss of three valIa
BILE cows. This not very successful cattle
dealer. was bound over to the Circuit Court
ID ea,h case, in the sum of three hundred
dollars, and another case yet to be investi-
gated. We think it safe to predict that his
stay with Messrs. Hamilton q Co, the
Lessees of the Mississippi Penitentiary,
will not be less than fifteen years or posi-
bly, more
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

If you want pair of wedding boots, OF
Sunday Shoes or boots and shoes of any
kind that seldom, if ever wear out, and
manufactured in the most elegant style,
you must go to the Shoe and Boot En-
porium of G. Cummings. He has large
corps of workmen manufacturing them all
the time. If
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

WE take pleasure in calling attention to
the advertisement of Mr. Burns Tin, Cop
per and Sheet Iron Mandatory of Jackson.
II is valuable home institution and de-
serves the patronage of the publ Mr..
Burns is prepared on short notice to 20 any
job in roofing, guttering ETC., and he keeps
full liue of cooking, and heating stoves
on hand.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08
MARRIED..

RICHARDsoN-OLIvEE the residence
Of the brides father, CT. VIM. Oliver, at
Wesson, Miss, on the evening of the 4th,
by the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr.. John P
Richardson, of New Orleans, La, and Miss
Ella NJ Oliver, of Wesson, Miss.
WoLFE-STEvENs.- this city, on Tues
day, 4th inst, by Hon. John McGin, Mayor
and ex-officio Justice of the Peace, Mr. J.
J. Wolfe, of New York, and Miss Sadie
Stevens, of Indiana. No cards.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

If you no in want of set of furniture,
before yo4 ush off to New Orleaus Vicks-
burg or Boston to buy it, call at -. Blooms
in Jackson. If he don't capture you with
his handsome furniture and cheap prices,
we will be greatly mistaken. Bloom is
trad +, satisfied with small profits, be-
lieves "a quick sales, and is rull of business
all the time.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

CANDIDATES for the different Offices in
this county are showing their heads rapidly,
notwithstanding the fact that the election is
fully nine months off Keep cool, gentle
men, there's plenty of time yet for you
all to get left.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

The following in regard to the proposed
celebration or reunion of No. 1, Fire Com
pany on their 40th anniversary is from the
Vicksburg Commercial, and will be read
with interest by our local readers
We notice letter in the jackson COMET
from E. M. Avery of Memphis, to Mr.. G.
HI. Manship, of Jackson, suggesting re-
union of the surviving firemen who orr
ganized Jackson fire company No. ], forty
years ago. Should the suggestion of the
writer be adopted there will be few to
answer tho roll call. Messrs. Thomas
Green. David Daily, Mrs. Tarpley who
was an honorary member), and many
others, whose names we cannot now recall
have passed away. They served their
country in their day and generation faith,
fully and well, and we trust have been well
coined by the appelation, ''well done, thou
good and faithful servants" Mr.. c. II.
Manship, of Jackson, e. NJ Avery, of
Memphis, Tenn, and James Smith, of
Glasgow, Scotland, are the only survivors,
that we can now recollect, and we hope the
members of Jackson fire company No. l,
will take steps to have all the original Or
ganizers of that company with them on the
first day of May next, the 10th anniversary
of that company. Well does the writer of
this recall the reception given by those |
gentlemen to the lamented Capt. G. A. |
Manlove, foreman of Washington No. 1, |
and his company, when they visited Jack |
son many years ago. The ovation given to |
our Vicksburg company on that occasion
was such as the men of that day and |
school knew how to bestow, and NAV we
not hope and believe that the two foremen |
on that occasion, Capt Thos. Green, of
jackson, No. l, aud Capt. c. A. Manlove,
of Washington No 4, are to-day united in
Heaven nd are waiting their old comrades
on the other side of the beautiful river.
We regret exceedingly to state shat the
gentlemen owning the buildings located on
the Fair Grounds, being unable to disp )se
of them to any party or company, they are
being toru down and the lumber removed
and used for other purposes. The builds
ngs were offered, we understand, for Just
what they would bring as secondhand lum-
Der, and we are very sorry that there was
not enough public spirit or enterprise in ,
our town to prevent them from being torn
Town and thus forever, it seems to us, ruin
he prospects for another State Fair, for if
,nough money could not be raised to pur-
'hase the buildings at about one~ffth their I
original cost (seven or eight hundred dol a
ars) surely enough cannot be raised to
rect new ones in their stead.
Since the above was put in type We learn
hat half of the main building is still stand o
ng and that if desired it viii be sold get to i
ny person or persons desiring to purchase
for the purposes of holding Fair. The :
building is sufficiently large to p
all the people who would be (
kelly to visit jackson on an occasion of q
rat kind. By all means do not let the last a !,
ope for State Fair vanish forever =
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

J. NORMAN LooKYER, the English as;ron-
omer, has Just discovered that the bright
lines of the solar chrOmosphere are chiefly
lines due to the not yet isolated bases of
fourteen so>called elements, and that the
solar phenomena in their totally are in all
probsbility due TO dissertation at higher
ievels.-We knew this all the time, but
didn't think it was Of sufficient importance
to make public. (P. S.-A solar chrome
sphere" is not a religious weekly premium
-Norristovn Herald,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

REMEMBER the Concert to be given by
the Silver Cornet Band, and remember also
that after the Concert is over, there will DO
dance. A grand affair no doubt. The
music for this occasion is now being pre-
pared by one of the most intelligent music
professors in the State.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Mr.. E. WATKINS is the hardware man of
Jackson, and there is hardly anything in
that department of trade which he cannot
furnish from his we'll stocked store on Stat,
street. His prices are marvelously low,
and he is as clever man as you can buy
from anywhere.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

R0ck Bottom -
We have in stock this day fresh line OF
Staple Goods, and have put them at bot
tom prices, as the figures below will show;
100 pieces Calico, at cents.
20 pieces Bro Shifting every best quail
ity-at 7 cents.
20 pieces Bro. Sheeting-very best quail
ity-at cents.
% pieces, yard wide, soft-fnished Bleach
Dom este -" NoNAME" - at cents;
splendid value.
% pieces " Lonsdale," soft-fnish as a
run at 8 cents, and all other staple goods in
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

We learn that prominent gentleman is
having plans drawn for an elegant side
wheel steamer, said steamer to be placed
on the beautiful Pearl after the river is
cleaned out, which in all probability will be
during the coming Summer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08
ErckN&ige

ETcLISige-
Control for this market for the sale of
Keeps celebrated shirts have been placed
with us, and we have now in stock the best
shirts in quality and fit, ever offered in
this city. Especial attention is called to
our $l.1O shirts, warranted to lie of the
best goods put up in shirts, and custom
made only.
A solid gold collar button given with
every two shirts. Please examine.
RoBIEsoN Il STEVENS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

WE learn from friend that about twenty
five or thirty negroes boarded the V. & NJ
train at McRaven's Switch about five miles
from jackson, day before Yesterday, all la
boring under very severe type of Kansas
fever.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

We learn from Mr.. E. T. Evans, who is
fully posted on the show and amusement
question, that Kate Claxton will be in
jackson on or about the third of next
month, and that the DANTE Company, un>
der the management of Mr.. j. II. Haverly,
will exhibit here on the 18th of March.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08
ApAnor laden with lCO bales of cotton

A BARGE laden with 1G6 bales of cotton
from Tusclameta, near Carthage, arrived at
this place yesterday morning, under the
command of Capt. Tucker, who says that
had steamboat been running on Pearl river
this winter, she could have brought from
Scott and Loake counties al ne, over 5000
bales of the feecy staple. The gentlemen
in charge of this cargo propose, we under
stand, to sell their cotton at this point and
purchase their supplies here also. Where is
The Stedmnn?
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

We will publish any opinion of general
interest delivered by Judge Hill during this
term Of the United States Court. We un.
derstand that there are several important
cases 10 be tried.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

CAPT. J. @. MIzE, the popular Sheriff of
Smith county, was in the city Wednesday.
He visited jackson for tho purpose of
bringing lunatic to the Asylum and also
on business connected with the Auditors
Office
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

THE handsome residence OF the late Mrs.
S. B. Pinckard, on State Street, was sold at
public sale on last Saturday by our model
auctioneer, Mr.. 1. Bloom, aud was knocked
down to Oliver Clifton, Esq, for $3,45
cash.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

A PHENoMENoN occurred here yesterday
about noon. The sun shoue out like 1t
used to. We haven't had any sunshine in
this latitude to talk about for 80 days, but
,lenty of mud and beautiful slush."
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Mr.. G. E. GALcERAN, of this city. is now
the Mississippi Mills. The
gentlemen who own the mills are fortunate
IN securing the services of Mr.. Galceran
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

ATTENTION is called to the advertisements
of Capt. &. d. Bustamante i'll this issue.
If you orc in need of anything in his line
he viii ie., it to you as chem q you can
buy Is from the manufacturer