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THE COMET.
Saturday, October rs, 1870.
THE OWL

An old owl sat in willow trco
Crying aloud-'Who win shelter neg'
Flapping his wings In the heavy dow, "Who, who
whO?'
"Wholl give me shelter the poor bird sAid--s
"Mo without shelter, or board on bed,
With broken heart, and an aching head,
Freezing out hero in the villainous dew,
Who'll be good to me- who who, who?'
Ayongowl satin IN opposite tree. s-
His fine feathers picking ght lazily
He listened aw lille to the old ones complaint,
But hadn't the patience, you know, of Il saint
SO he crIed-"WhOll shelter your old gray head?
Fool Ii you're poor you might better be dead,
A scxton-nevcr banker, trow.-..es .....
Is the man to call, when your purse gets low
The crowd makes room for a coffin to pass through,
II the coffin he pine, no one asks who, who.'"
whence comes this voice." cried the elder owl,
With trembling tone, and an ominous scowl:
"Shall you then never be Old aud gray,
That you fling your impcItinent tlunt this way?
Where were you born and where were you raised?
And which Of your parents pray were erazed
That you were not taught, with rod and rule,
Your rude impertinent tongue 20 school?
WI t,,,,. ,,,, ,at,,,,,,,, ,, ,,, ,,.,.a,p
My iather" the younger owl replied,
.elvo. ,rio,, ,Id y,,,c,no,. NH of r,id.
5rorl bis wine. an his funds mazda finn.
Ard lo onpI,,,.led rho sam If ANN
His wite' me oia lody, was roma OF " lark,
A'" ''' ""'' inv 90 i'i' = "'7'i 'i'ei W. IA
ai'' s"'' nv ''''tV ''' ""'',e' Ing from nome
LA''U '"' i"'o''' "' was i i''' - ''"''
~, o''''' "',' "''' .'""' mem u'"-
'''' wan, ''''' ''''' N''' ''''' "''' ""o' "ho
uWbere va-n v, horn, >, tb,, aid owl, .;.a
Holding his wings vc,v close IN his sias
SIN tho CHESTNUT troo ;, ,eos ,I,o ,;.,, ,o,.t,,
uFarmcr Tim Eno,,s harvest way, ,l,,so Inv, -
"Alas alas,, ,.roqpcd the nldcr nvI
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON,
L. On ~ Il

EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WASHINGTON,
June 20, 1877.
SIR: l desire to cal
your attention to the fol
lowing paragraph in
letter addressed by me tt
the Secretary Of tn,
Treasury on the conduc
to be observed by officer
of the General Govern,
ment in relation TO elcc.
tons:
No officer should be re.
quired or permitted tC
take part in the manage
ment OF a political organ.
izatiOn, caucuses, cOnven'
tons or election cam.
paigns. Their right Il
vote and to express theil
views on public questions
either orally Or through
the press, is not denied,
provided it does not inter-
fere with the discharge Of
their official duties. No
assessment for political
purposes on officers or
StJOrdinOnes should be
aHOtged.
This rule is applicable
to every department OF
the civil service. 1t
should be understood by
every officer Of the Gen
eral Government that he
is expected to conform
his conduct to its require
lnents.
Very respectfully,
X. B. HAYES.
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Purchasing Agency.

TN RESPONSE to numerous reqeuests. We have
L established Purchasing Agency. ANY article
for ladies or gentlemen, or household use supplied
at lowest rates Send stawp for reply Name any
article you wish and will receive answer Stain
price, ETC. Best Of references to responsibility
given. PURCHASING AGENCY.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING Co,
VI Box l1G New Orleans La,
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1879,

in front of the Capitol in the city of Jackson, at
public auction, for cash in hand, to the highest bid.
DER the following land situated in the county of
Kinds, city Of Jackson and State of Mississippi de-
scrbed that certain lot parcel Of ground situate
in the city Of Jackson and State Of Mississippi 'front.'
ing twenty feet on State street and running back
the northeast corner of Lot number one, in Square
number three South, according to the map OF stid
city of jackson, together with the brick building
situated thereon and now (then) occupied by said
business. Said sale to satisfy the balance due of
said debt (S318l5) and interest and costs. Acting
trustee shall only convey such title as is vested
In me under The trust. 10. BELL, Trustee,
jackson, Miss, Sent 90 1879, I6t
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18

Under Radical rule, sheep. hogs and cows
had almost come to BIO regarded as curiosi-
ties in Monroe county, but under Demo-
cratic rule we are becoming great stock.
raising people. This is due 10 the good laws
made by Democrats-are you willing to risk
change? Do You not see the same crowd
furnishing thevoters to the Independent
ticket that furnished them in the darkest
days Of your history? Do you propose after
having revived your fallen country, aud re-
generated its waste places, to turn it over
TO the enemy to crafty the ambition of 3
handful Of selfish men? never.-Aberdeen
Examiner
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In Bankruptcy


Bankrupt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the said
5. H. Heard, who has been heretofore duly de-
clared Bankrupt, has filed in said Court, a Petit
ton for discharge from his debts, wheTeupon il
has been ordered that hearing upon said applica-
ton be had on the goth day Of Oct. A. d. 1879, at
II o'clock A. Ne before said Court, sitting in cham
bers, before j. Mckee, Esq, one of the Registers
of said Court in Bankruptcy, at the office Of said
Register, In the town Of Jackson in the county Of
Kinds, in said District when and where all credi-
tors who may have proved their debts and other
persons in interest," may appear and show cause, ii
any they have, why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted, and the said Bankrupt dis.
charged from his debts, accordingly: And notice
is hereby further given, that the secsnd and third
meetings OF the credi tors of said Bankrupt requir-
cd by the 9th and 2Bh Sections Of the Act will be
held at the same time and place.
Given under my hand at Jackson, in said District,
this Sd day Of October, A. d. 1879
iARCHY MCGEHEE, Clerk
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The Gntc Guy Guards In New YORK

NEW YoRK, October 1.-THE Gate City
Guards arrived this afternoon under COM
mand of Capt. Burke and were met ut the
Cortlandt street ferry by detachment of the
Seventh Regiment and escorted to the City
Hall where they were received by the Mayor
and aldermen.
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No comment or calculation whatever can
a id anything to the lucidity of the follows
ing. Even a blind man must see how
beautifully the civil-service reform order OF
t The fraudulent President is carried out:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

timber and by virtue Of a certain deed Of trust,
u executed by Henry E. Szer to the undersigned
and Geo. L. Potter as trustees to secure to Norton
Il Co., of New Haven, Connecticut, the debts there
In named, (which deed is recorded in Deed Book No.
81 pages Sos $780, in the Office of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court of Kinds county, at Raymond, l,
as trustee aforesaid, will proceed to sell on
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Execution Against fhe Tre,surer N,
Georgia.

ATLANTA October 1.-THE Senate TODAY
concurred III the house resolution for the
Governor 10 issue executions against Treas
urer Renffoe and his suretics, TO receive in
terest Oh the deposits, amounting TO about
500 600
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lIOnly One of Numerous
Circulars Issued by Re-
publican Ofhceholders.
Rooms OF THE RRP.
STATE Ex. COM,
COLUMBUS, o..
Sept. 10, 1877
DEAR SIR: You have
not yet responded to our
letter sent you some weeks
ago, relating to contribu-
lions to campaign expen-
ses. Please do SO at once.
1t will be impossible for
us to conduct the CAM
paign if funds are not
furnished us with which
to pay expenses. While
we do not ask contribu-
lions from those who are
not able to contribute, we
do confidently expect
those who are benefited
by the party, and are
able to do so, TO assist in
paying the expenses of
the campaign.
Please make prompt re-
ply.
Respectfully,
j. 5. ROBINSON,
Chairman.
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ROSADALIS!

THEGREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
l. for the cure of SerOfula Scroiao'
faint, Rheumatism, White Svellllsi
GOut, Goitre. Consumption, Bronehlh
N Nervous Debility and all diseases arl;ns
from an impure condition OF the Blool,
The merits Of this valuable greEan
ton are so we'll Known that passing %
tice is but necessary to remind the Teal
~ 'ers OF this journal Of the necessity
&A always having bottle OF this medicine
among their stock Of family necessities
Certificates can be presented from many
leading Physicians, Ministers, and hfas
Of families throughout the South, endGS
ing in the highest terms The FlJid IT
n tract Of ROSGddlis. ...,
O Dr. II. Wilson Carr Of BaltimoR
a VA Says she has used it in cases OF ScIViuN
n - and other diseases with much satisiacllel'
Dr. Il. q. Pugh of Baltimore recon
mends ii TO all persons suffering win Gls
eased Blood, saying it is superior toav
preparation he has ever used. NH
Kcv. Babney Ball OF the bIf
more NJ. Il, Conference South says he hs
been 80 much benefited by its use WY
he cheerfully recommends II 10 ~ HN
friends and aebuaintances. "a.
Craven d. Co, Druggists az w.
"a louisville, Va, say it never has ialieu"
N lgive satisfaction.
. Sam'I q. McFadden, MgrfIes5,
@@m bOTo, Tennessee, SAYS il cured Mn
rheumatism when all else failed.
ROsadalis is not a secret quack PIT
ration, its ingredients are publishes =
every package. Show 1t TO your II!sa
elan and he will tell you il is eompsss
Of the strongest alternatives that el51
and is an excellent Blood Purifier. y.
our space admit we could give you e es
mOnials from every State In the ~. .S
and from persons known to every w
woman and child either personally Z" "
reputation. 81,
Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists
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There is one thing a politician dare
not do, and that is dodge a contribution
box in church, r, b, Hayes.
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Tuesday, the 4th day November, 1879,

within legal hours at the front or eastern door OF
the Court H0usc-City Hall-in Jackson Mis-
ssippi, proceed to sell for cash at public auction to
the highest bidder the following described property
being and lying in the city of Jackson county Of
Kinds and State aforesaid, tO-wit: The q of W u
OF lot No. in square No. south, in said city Of
Jackson, together with all and singular the tene-
monts and appurtenances thereto belonging
The same will be sold to satisfy said note and
interest and $40 50 taxes oil said property paid
by the holder OF said note and deed in trust, and
the expenses of executing the trust.
| will convey such title as is vested in me as
Trustee, by said deed in trust which is believed to
be good.
TIIOS E, HELM, Trustee.
SHELTON d SHELTON Attorneys, lOct4-It.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In The District Court Of tie United States, Tor the
Southern District Of Mississippi
IN THE MATTER OF
No. 1876. 5. II. Heard
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
u deed in trust executed by Mrs. II. f. Quiter
femme sole on the 10Th day Of April 1875, to Sc
cure her certain promssory note of that date for the
sum of $3.50 90 in favor of John H. Odeneal due
one year after date and bearing ten per cent. per
annum interest after maturity Interest paid to
April IS, 1881 and also to secure such taxes the
properly conveyed in said trust deed as the holder
and owner Of said ote and deed in trust should
pay for his protection l will on
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

PORTRAIT or BIS MAJEsrY.-The very fine por-
trait OF His Majesty King Kalakaun, just finished
By the eminent artist Mr.. Cogswell, is rare work
OF art and should be by all citizens before
il is removed from the studio of the artist II is
not only perfect likeness of His Majesty, but in
style and finish il will compare with any of the Old
masters Mr.. Cogswell is true artist and mas
ter OF bis profession, and in his portrait of the King
OF the HAwsiiin Islands, has added much to his
already well established reputation an artist of
the first class The portrait OF His Majesty is a
two-third life size, representing His Majesty in full
Uniform We fully concur with the p c. Advsr-
fl~sT in the following remarks aud suggestions. as
eninently proper, and hope they may be adopted
and acted upon.
Il Is not often that artist Of Nr. Cogswelrs
abilities visits these Islands aud il would be very
desirable II his presence here could be improved by
procuring good portraits Of the three last kameha-
| mehas aud Lnnalilo. well those Of the late
Ministers Jndd and Wylie, with which 70 ornament
the walls Of the new palace shortly TO be erected.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

Miss WooDwARD's BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
foUSG LADIEs.-In another column will be fonud
the advertisement of the boarding school for young
ladies, located at Harrisburg, Pa, U. S. A, to
which We call the attention OF our citizens who
have daughters TO educate. Miss Woodward, the
principal of the above school, is native of Massa-
ehusetts, who has resided many years 10 Harris
burg, Pa, where she has been one of the most
successful teachers. She possesses qualitca-
uons for her calling gifted with kind disposition
thoroughly educated and conscientious In every
thing, she has devoted her life to her profession
with q zeal and intelligence that has brought her
success, aud secured for her the love and respect
OF her pupils, their parents aud guardians, who
have been fortunate enough to eutTust their chill
dreu and wards to her care. At Miss Woodward
school young lady has the double advantage of
being under the constant supervision OF u lady who
is not only frst-class teacher but a mother in
everything that requires mOthery care. The school
is located IN OF the OveIest spots in the United
States, surrounded as it is with the most beautiful
aud romantic natural scenery aud where the climate
is healthful and invigorsung. We know whereof
We speak aud can recommend Miss Wood ward S
boarding school as OF the best If not the very
best in the States. If any of the citizens of these
islands have daughters whom they wish to send
abroad 10 be educated and well cared for, we know
OF no place superior to Miss Woodward's OF Harris
burg. Any one wishing information TO terms,
etc, will receive all necessary particulars by calling
upon or writing TO the Editor OF the GAzETTE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

THE VOLCANO. A note from the former editor OF
this paper, Mr.. H. NJ. Whitney. received BY the
steamer, states that "the crater of Kilauea was
very active on tue evening and night OF Sunday,
April 20, during which the light of its fires could
be seen distinctly st Keaiwa. and other parts of
Kau, p or 30 miles away and even much farther at
sea. The old caudrOn was tremendously agitated
for some twelve hours, during which the high en-
baukments surrounding the south lake as high as
Punehbowl hill, all tumhled in and nearly every
trace of the large hill which has been forming
around it since the great outbreak OF 1865, has
disappeared. The central part of the large crater
has also become filled up nearly level. by recent
frequent streams Of lava that the whole bed of
the crater is now, as it before 1868, compara-
lively level. Singuary enough, no earthquakes
have been felt in this yciuity for months and since
Sunday night, april 2O) no smoke or light at XII
lAuea has been seen from here"
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KAMEHAMrnA DAr.-Br reference 4

KAMEHAMEHA DAr.-By reference TO our adver-
Using columns win be found the programme Of the
Kspolani Park Association for the lib of June
1872 which is gotten up with great care, in order
that the arrangements may be as complete as pos
stole. The association have made, the programme
will show, the most ample arrangements for The
comfort and convenience Of the public, with full
doubt they will be carried out. We refer our
readers TO the programme for iull particulars and
feel warranted in saying, that the llth of June 1879
will be gala day at Kapiolau Park, long to be
remembered by tue people of Hawaii nei All that
is required to give emphasis and Eest to the pro-
gramme is for the eitiZeus to second the efforts OF
the association, aud the amusemeuts will be al
that the most iastidious could desire
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~ On Mopdsy evening last a couple Of Obi

~ On Monday evening last couple Of China
men were induced TO 20 TO PAlama to purchAs,
some opium, and after the bargsin had been com
pleted, were pounced upon by Two three haoles
who represented themselves policemen. TIL,
latter OF course took the Celestials In charge FOL
having opium In their possession, but were willing
to compromise the little difficulty for money con
sidersiion, which John readily agreed to- The lat
ter, however, did not seem 10 relish the joke, apG
sought relief at the hands of the police whereupoI
The wouid-be-policemen were all arrested, and The
matter will undergo an investigation this morning
in the Police Court
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ss- We are sorry To learn of the rapid growth
of tie "hoodlum" element in Honolulu This lie TO
be greatly regretted for the reason that it increases
the difficulties already great in the proper training
OF children in this city. Young people generally,
more readily acquire knowledge of that which is
bad than tue good, aud frequently the sound moral
training of the home circle is viaed by the exam
pie OF immoral and bad associates, when the child
is away from the influences of its Christian home.
The congregation Of Young people on Smiths
bridge is nuisance, greatly complained of by the
quiet and peaceably disposed OF the neighborhoOd,
aud calls Tor The vigilance Of the police force. VINO
should dispense the crowd al that locality. There
are doubtless other places 10 this city, where the
gathering OF these young hoodlums is nuisance to
those compelled TO pass them. We are informed
that their conversation at times is of the most
blasphemous and disgusting character. We hope
the authorities will investigate this condition OF
things and if found TO be correct stop It's spread
possible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30
1000 CASES ELECTRIC OIL

Just received Martha Davis. direct from Boston.
which will sell 10 consumers BY the single case ata
low pnce
fair Discount Will be made TO the Trade
ThsspIendid oil has tested BY Government
Anthohfss and guarantee it 70 be fully Up 70 The
10 I'm DILLINGHAM; Co
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l- aaan1aau ~ aaaas liza. AKA 80 ttls %
- l-lza-r Az e. aEtzEinsa
FT-.zzul. p-r a 2 zus'a4-- APrl IS SACKS
dal k1a 1loQ FzastH, 1900
49, - = - ssutEses-
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-
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nsnn Maalr PASTA n n ahinEes.
50 - - a1s- -uz-ss - ptrr re SO
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NOTICE,

nAvING PROCURED IRON COL NAIL
Ill LARD, the velk known breeder Of the Rect Cattle
and Horses, the Best Formula known for Feed fDr
Mich Cows. prepared Furnish the Feed 70
those require H. 10 Quantities 70 suit 4 40 100
pounds. A this Feed Is made from the best grain
prOcSrabIe t 70 be all that Is required
able Of The 10 procure an abundance Of
rich milk and Insure healthy food for The Par
ss wishing their grain ground and prepared.
have Il do1e A. short nsce sfhsr r horss feed,
7s2 Il LAME 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

~ Attention Is called TO the advertisement Of
Messrs A Kraft & Sons, 10 another column. who
come well recommended, especially as opticians.
which they make specially
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

tF The Missionary brig Morning Star will sale
FROM this port on or about the 10Th OF june next.
Those wishing TO send letters or transact other
business through the Morning Star, will note the
time fixed for her departure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

~ The monthly meeting OF the Male Social
Club will be held tomorrow evening, May lst, at
the usual time aud place. -.Hsll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

~ Mr.. Geo. F. Wells No. Go Fort street, has
again resumed the agency Of the popular American
sewing machine. Those in want of irst-elass
article in this liue will do well TO give him call
before purchasing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

ODD FELLows' BALL.-saturday, the 18th Inst.,
being the siKtie;n Anniversary OF Odd Fellowship
il the United States, it was observed here IN
obedience 10 the proclamation of the Grand Sire Of
the Order. The members Of the Order anticipated
the day By grand ball az The Hawaiian Hotel, on
Friday evening the 25ih inst. This done because
the 18th cane on Saturday. The ball and banquet
Al the Hawaiian Hotel that occasion was
well attended by the members OF the Order and
vas In al respect recherche affair
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

~ See advertisement OF G. W. Naefsrlane &
Co. who 0der tor sale the eargoes OF the clipper
ssips Lzila Rookh, Dovenby. Stormy Petrol and
Governor Goodwin, now on the way from Glasgow.
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~ We call attention TO the advertisements OF
Nessrs Wn n wenner & Co.. aud Mr.. E C. Nc
Candiess 10 be found iu another column OF to day
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

MOONLIGHT CoScEKT.-Thsre will be = moon
light eaneert a. Emma Square. on Thursday eve
alug The Isl proximn. weather permitting.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-30

~ The San Francisco Merchant, in lis issue of
March 2Ssh gave the GAZETTE credit for an article
repuolished 10 the AsTeh0nt which properly be-
l0uged 10 the p C. Advertiser Of which the latter
complains " Honor to wRom honor is due " is
or motto. so We hope the Hsrehahf will be more
careful hereafter 10 give the p C. Advertiser full
credit FOR all its thunder" We want none of II.