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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

Exp Will opan On The first day of April 3
JOB LoT or G0oDs from one u rbc largest
retailers Of New York city. comprising BU:T' )
and T. Yer well krOWo marufaotureis. !ncse
good -; OF sU2E8ICH Quality, aud vii! be
sold FIR OHE HALE OF THEIR COST.
Ladies', &i1l ;. Cadl:o'a ead Doy's Shoes
LII 81 MADDEY. 10 kiae street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12
Opening aua Closing OF anc Rsa5ls.


CLOSING.
Washington, y. T., North and Northeastern
mails y n. and Is p. u.
Western mails 80 and 8 Is 2. n.
Southern mails. via Ici .nOni, Va, % s.
n. snd ) CO and 20 =. n
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia. o. 4. IL. and il D. N.
Alexandria: 20 LyncLl urs. vs., (way ms.la)
Including through muil3, 10 a,:n. aot 90 2. II.
Gorconsvitle and Charlottesville vs., Gu a.
a. snd W .. u.
Manassas Division 6 DC D. q.
Alexandria 10 found Eli "a, IS :, III
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Wishing
ION, d. O., . 30 L. IL. snG = 09 snd i W .. Ii,
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va 80 a. L..
and UU Pm
South western msils Vie Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through 1nsils) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 80 a. III.
Manassas Division 80 g. H.
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va, Q so p. 10.
Office Aours-Otice opens 81 8 ~ Z. NJ, and
closes st 7 60 p. III.
Sunday aours-Otice opens ct 45 E. H., and
closes at . 20 Ii. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12
100 BBLS klVsKToN LIME.

We have just received flesh supply Of taj:
Line. .. can with cor fdence recommend i.
ss very superior article in all particulars, and
we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Try it,
and you will never use any other kind Fur
sale by GEO. WASHINGTON.
mk 2 Govt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

"a wear a d.sproportioned boot or shea boo
DETER examine our stock Of goods, ss the sbanss
pockets. WsifnsV' all"
my7 M ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

THE POPPLEIN SILICATED pHOS-
Il PHATE-Especls!ly prepared ia ferlil-
Ter for the grass Of small lawns and cemetery
lots, and for Flowers and Grspe-vines Put 10
IN 10 ID boxes, st Soc per box.
JANNEY 81 CO,
myl2 Nos, "a and l52 Kilt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

Put OUT TIE FIRES and havo oil your
STOVES stored away and kept il order .!
STAHsBCnY' 5 STOVE HOUSE. cor1cT of Kipg
and CoIu uDus streets. All orueEs will mool
prompt 2ttont0C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

We HAVE this day secured the agency fer
cele DRAFTED brand of BOTTLED ALE
and POkTEB, which we will keep cons,.rtv
on bend, ind 10 which we invite the attention of
lamiies VINO desire fms article of Ale or Porter
ap21 W A. JOHNSON & 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

KEEP Cool --GfFGI. -aATORS, WATER
Coolers and Ice CHESTS c4a 20 found at
STANSDURY's, corner CT hios END columbus
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-12

ITALIAN INSECT POWDER-Wasrar,ed
= to bill Reaches, Flies Fess, Ants, Moths,
BED Bugs and al other species of insect; not
polsontu' to human beings, domestic snims.s or
toWls. f1lce ~ rs and 80: per bottle. For sslo
Wy WARFIELD u HAIL.
my29 Corner Prince and Fsirf,x strneis.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
Personal.

: Geo. :. Dodds, ESQ. of Hozlobuot
, was in the city this week.
viii McLaurin, of Benton Yozo,
county, spent yesterday in Jackson.
Hon. w. II. Reese, fioater from tb,
the city. '''''" ~ 10 ~
Hon. f. A. Wolfe. tne renresonto
' vnv9 rom Ilppah, honored THE COMET
with call Thurday.
!. M. Buckley, Esq late Chancery
q erK or Lincoln county, is at the
Spengler House.
MAJ. CASTILLO, of Natchez, STONED
over and spent last Thursday here ON
MS return from Washington.
Messrs. Willie Shelton and johnny
h0binson, are at home spending the
holidays, attired In nobby uniforms.
Jno. d. MCGOWAN, Esq, of Jeffer-
son county, and wife, have been on n
Power. " we
Mrs; Blythe and daughter of Cleye-
lahd, ONO, are spending the winter in
our city, the guests of the Edwards
ilouSt.
,r Lee Well late of the Washington
Iiotel, Vicksburg, has accepted the po-
House. p0'e'0i
WON Hon. o. R. Singleton spent last
w " Wednesday in the city, and honored
The COMET with call. He seems to
be in fine health and spirits.
Hon. G. A. Wilcox, Senator elect
from Kemper and Neshoba, son of
the late gifted Judge G.. A. Wilcox,
honored THE COMET with a call last
Friday. ~
Geo. L. Crosby, representing J.
IL. heiler's world-rcnowned laun-
Try and toilet soap mandatory in
New Orleans, was in the city Tuesday,
and did a good business.
Capt. b. f. Jones, ofthe Winona Ad-
vance, and the gentleman who saws
ne is going to be next Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate, spent last Sun
lay and Monday in Jackson.
b. F. Wilson, of New Orleans. and
'uf talented young eotempary, Mel
Benny, Local Editor of the
,uihilliu CeHullel dropped III to see
HE COMET last Saturday. The latch {
tring hangs on the outside, gentlemen. !
The genial, clever and accommo-
ating Warren Stewart has given up =,
is position as night clerk of the Speng-
r House to accept a position in the a
flee of the Penitentiary. He will be $
lised. -
The many friends of Petrie Shelton, n
II several years resident of this city, +
ut now a denizen and Insurance. p
gent, of Monroe La, were pleased f'
meet him last Sunday, on his return $,
ON visit to his mother. =,
Robt. Bennett, Esq, the present =,
ostmaster, and for the past seven y
ears station agent at Madison Station. q
'companied by Mr.. J. d. McKie, one al
the solid merchants of that place Ii
He'd to see us Tuesday and expressed =,
lelr appreciation of the COMET by "
ch dropping a subscription into its u
,chequer. ca
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

The parlors and dining rooms of many o.
our private residences were alive New
Years evening, and up to late hour at
night with gaiety and good cheer. The
floral and evergreen decorations were gorg-
eous and tasteful. The tables groancd I'M
der superabundance of choice viands.
WINE flowed freely, and although the entire
population turned out upon the New Years
call there was not case of intoyication
The old gentlemen, the middle aged, and
the festive young men all did themselves
the honor, and took to themselves the
pleasure, of paying their respects to the
fair receivers. The ladies every where
were charmingly dressed and wore their
sunniest smiles. 1t was an episode for
Jackson-the gayest and altogether the
most enjoyable New Year known here for
many years-reminding the old citizen
somewhat of the young and happy and
prosperous and hospitable days of jackson.
We have no time nor room to specialize.
To describe each salon and its facinating
inmates would take all the columns of THE
COMET, and week to prepare.
Below will be found the partial list of
ladies who received their friends, previous
ly announced in the Clarion. The list is
by no means complete, but we are able to
add little to it.
AT Col. Hamilton's considerable party |
Of gentlemen assembled at II O'Clock and |
partook of n magnificent supper:
AT Hon. D N Barrows'-Miss Sullivan,
Mrs. Writ johnson.
At Mrs. Hugh Picrco's-Msses Baird,
Miss Cola Barr, Miss Ida Pierce.
AT Mr.. j A Kausler's-Miss Ida Langley,
Misses Kausler.
At Hon. Il A McWille's-Mrs. Il A Nc
Willie, Mrs. Mary Morancy.
At Col. + T Cooper's-Mss Bessie Fern,
iiss Lizzie Cooper and Miss Phillips.
At Judge Chalmers and Gen. Catchings'
MISS Marion Ross, Miss Carrie Glen,
Iisses Harris, Mrs II II Chalmers, Mrs. 7
! Canchings.
At DR.. p 7 Baley's- Mrs. Ella Buck,
iiss Sallie Yearger, Miss Mary Glen Red ,
cid, Misses Bailey.
At Mr.. J II Odeneafs-Mrs II Odeneal.
At Mr.. w II II Green's-Mrs. w Hunt,
Irs. Fannie NJ. Wharton, Mrs. w IL IL
reen. G
At Judge A p Campbell's-Mrs. Chas Il
Miss Minnie Campbell. a
At Mr.. John w RobertsOn's-Mrs. II l. $
Miss Matte Robinson, Miss Liz q
C Pierce. Miss Mamie Robinson. :.
At Hon. c f Hooker's-Mrs II II Winter,
iss Antonio liilzhiem, Miss Jessie Gale, Il
rs. c Il AOoker. IL
At Mr.. Joshua Green's-Miss Mamie Il
caly, Miss Ada b Green, Mrs. N Green. q
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

"The Sociable" got off an elegant ''soiree"
at Fair Lawn Tuesday evening---Miss.
Baird presiding Prema-dona-like---the fair
one of the Lawn---and giving a graceful
and cheerful ease to all around her.
The dancing salon was spacious---with
"ampe scope and verge enough" for all
the gay jewellers to ''skip the light fantas-
tic toe" to their hearts content.
The style Of the socisbles is not of the
richualistic splendOr of the German, but
the absence of so much scenic display is
more than compensated by the graceful
ease of the waltz and other round dances
familiar and enjoyable by all members of
polite society. Among the notable bells
present, were Miss r., late of Abingdon,
Va, Miss g., of New Orleans, the Misses
j. b., Miss S. Y, and Miss S., of Jackson,
and Miss G., of Kinds county---but why
prettier boquet of girls
and boys never greeted the eye of st.
or put to the blush all the beau
ties of Girls Cringle.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
At the Methodist Church.

On last Wednesday evening, at the
Methodist Church, the usual mode of con-
Quoting the weekly prayer-meetng was
changed, and the services somewhat re-
semble the old time experience or class
meetings, several of the members indulging
In Interesting and appropriate little talks
suitable to the occasion. From what we
have seen and known of class-meetings we
think it was bad day for Mcthodism when
they were allowed to go down. DR.. Wat
kins, the Pastor, has commenced his labors
for the new Conference with considerable
zeal, and we hope his health will continue
to improve so that he will be enabled to do
great good in building up, invigorating and
revitalizing his church In this city.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

CODiaIlan.

We are much gratiied at the reliable
information from many counties of the
State Of the approval OF the candidacy OF
our young friend and tOwnsmans, George
S. DOdds.
We have known George long and well.
Born and reared in our midst-Of one OF
our best families, he is graduate of dis
tinction from Clinton College, and one OF
the brightest, most gifted men of his age in
the State.
He has held offices of trust here and been
found faithful in all things, and if chosen
Clerk of the House of Representatives, we
cheerfully promise his supporters TO whom
he is not so well known as to us, cOurte-
Gus, faithful, efficient and prompt discharge
of all the duties of that position.
The section of the State lying South of
''the official dead line" demands sonnet hing
at the hands of the Legislature, and We
trust in this instance the merit of our can
didate may give us Geo. 5. Dodds for Clerk
of the House.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
MaIerinIs for Comnosfs.

In several of the States compost
heaps may be made of muck or earth
for a basis; to this may be added
leaves, cottOn-seed, ashes, gypsum,
night soil, stable manure, trash from
the fields Except weeds in seed, and
all the Stops from the houses and
caqins. A plenty of water should be
added. BY turning the heap as pre-
viously described, the compost will
be fine enough to use in the hill for
corn or cotton. IL desired bone dust
may be added, but fine artificial ferili-
zers will be better il used by them
selves.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

Last Wedesnesday and Thursday Mr.
VIM. Ii. Cassell, who keeps first-class
green house and nursery in Canton, had on
exhibition and for sale, in front OF
Lemley's drug store, thirty varities of Came
la and Japonicas, from the purest white
through all the shades of color, including
stripped, spotted, ETC., good collection of
large and dwarf Cape Jessamine, Arbivitaes
Retenosporas, and many handsome varie-
ties ofroses, which we are glad to state he
was rapidly disposing of. In the spring
Hr. Casscll will visit this city with Il very
large collection of fruit trees and all kinds
OF flowers. He will let the people know
THE COMET when he gets here.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty Compa.
ny exhibited here last Wednesday night
to the largest and most intelligent audience
we ever saw assembled in Angeles Hall.
inc house was literally crowded, every
seat being taken, and the audience realized
their fullest expectrtion in the performance
1t was good. We HAYS not space to 90
INTO separate criticisms, but will say that
all the actors acquitted themselves nicely.
ana we Recommend this company as the
Dest OF Its kind that have ever appeared
on the jackson boards
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
THE CAUCUS.
Another View OF the Subject.



'"' ''''''' VI '"o 0''''''
writer IN your paper of the Goth Dc
cember, opposed the organization Of II eau
Gus by the atic-Conseryatiyc mem
Ders OF the Legislature soon to assemble
ana urged that their large majority wOul,
assure the election Of true Democrat t.
Ihe several Offices OF the Legislature, anC
10 the United states Senate.
If IN every probable contingency there
could be no reasonable doubt that GOOD
Democrats would be elected. then what
difference can it make to that writer q,
any other man. through what modirm ot
agreement. among the majority II NAV ho
done, WHY is he so GREATLY ovcrcisod uron
the matter9 Ua suro,r l'ro,,,e t,o+ l,,I,
the Republicons and Tho nomoorats IN
IN or1or 10 ,o,,,,,, ,,a,,,,,,. =, -
tive parties. as we'll ne to osoortoin tho vii,
of the maioritv have IN tbo cto+o Io,,is,,
lures and both bousos of Cororoos odo,,tod
the caucus plan.
But upon what principle could the pes-
tifcrous Independents and Greenbacl,ers
object to a caucus, being themselves in
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
EpIgram TOOmbs Reply When Asked
TO Welcome Grant.

HsrkT from the Toombs a doleful sound,
When called to welcome GIANT,
To tell the truth my boys "by zounds!''
To welcome him, I can't.
His Southern minors who puff their lungs
With sycophantie speeches,
Ia my opinion are lying tongues,
And hyPocritie SONS Of b-ch-s.
I'd rather sn honest yeoman be-.
Aud speak the truth without adjoining
Than ''crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee,
That thrift may follow awning
The proper course 10 be pursued,
Il to avoid al offences.
Bear neithc- malice nor gratitude.
And ms ke mo false Protencez-"
But ii our battered, crippled nation,
InmeuSory Of his many lomb shells.
Must grant 10 Grant "a ovatiuns
I'll throw in a dossn ezg-sheIl..
An ovation is literally feast q eEzs-AI@rsp-
Ter, 81 AaoelOnia, vas very fond Of then, and
wherever be vent the cooks shouted can e.zs IN
her the grate," beaos his name Of "Alerander ths
8reui, " In prod which, vide Dsau svfts Passion.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

Hon. III. X. Revels has letter in
this issue, vindicating himself against
the charges which we copied last week
from an exchange. 1t gives us great
pleasure TO publish this letter, showing
that this usually level-headed colord
man adheres TO his nOn-interference
policy i'm politics. As President of
AlcDrn College DIR. Revels has won the
esteem aud confidence of all the peo-
pie Of both races, who know him, and,
be sets an example which other colOred
men of intelligence would do well to
emulate. Let us not be too hasty in
future in listening to the ISLANDERS of
enviOus enemies.-POrt Gibson Reville.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

young friend John Hunter, is q
genius. We had the pleasure oil
B to his performance on one of Mr.
p's Peloubet Pelton Il Cos. organs,
dnesday evening, and were delight
fact we had quite = matinee round
'nd a good audience. Some excel
DC was made by Hunter and Messrs.
Der, Parker, VanHook, Allen and
swart, were the prieipal vOcalists.
real treat.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

There appears In this ISSUE n cbolon,o
irom tho Jackson Hose No. to the p. II,
" L. Fire Company No. /, to run n rucc,
when we have no doubt will be promptly
accepted We are anxious to see tho race.
wen bet our money on the-but its too
soon 70 Dot yet. We don't deal muchly in
futures. Let the test of speed no soon
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

The New Louisiana Remed--- for throat
and lung complaints, coughs, colds, catarrh
and the like---without capital and without
heralding, has worked its way into more
than twenty of the States in the Union, and
to England, through the force of its inherent
merits, and from all directions come the
ringing notes of eulogy and of triumph. 1t
cures when everything else fails. 1t con-
tains no poison. 1t is delicious. Singular
ly soothing for children of any age. An
immense volume of evidence at the Depot,
los Camp street New Orleans. Sold by
druggists and country merchants. An
agent wanted for Mississippi. The right
man can ma Ike small fortune with it.
Life Tonic for Chills and Fever, nayer
fails. Dec 13-2m
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
f. b. & w. s. Hull have established

+. b. d w. s. Hull have established
an uptown lumber yard, and con-
nected 1t with their West Jackson
yard by telegraph line. They uso
telephones, or Edison's talking tel.
egraph on their circuit, and The two
yards areinspeaking distance, thou@b
u mile apart. Uptown office opposite
tn1aIey's cotton yard. Ladies' and gen
tiemen invited to come and talk over
WHY "ne' dec13-tf
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

The other day, Manuel Eubanks, a well.
known and respected colored man had
three teeth extracted by the "Doctor, on
the corner, and Immediately started for
home. But by the time he had reached the
Office Of physician in West Jackson. he
was so weak from the loss of blood, that he
tainted, and it required the skill of a
physician to arrest the hemorrage, which il
Is probable, would have proved fatal if
much more time had been lost.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
ON THE WING.


o BRooKIIAVEN Dec. 3lst., 1870
After spending n somewhat frigi
y Christmas at Crystal Springs, flavor
ed with m egg nog, the smell of bake
: turkey, and plum pudding, whicl
+ was in due time served to the salts
faction of those who were so fortunat
rs TO DO invited to the royal repast
the birthday Of Christ passed OF
amid the bursting of flre-cracker
footing of tin horns, and great dis
play of fireworks Mt night. You
correspondent proceeded to the -four
ishing town of Hazlehurst. Stopping
AT the Rcdding House, we were cor
daily welcomed by the gcntlemanly
proprietor Mr.. Jno. w. McMaster
who with the very least solicitation
Immediately subscribed for THE
COMET, admitting 1t was almost
impossible to run hotel in Missis-
sippi without it. During our stay
here which extended two days, we
met many friends and acquaintance,
and secured several subscribers, Wis
tied the the Monitor and Copiahan
offices, talked with the merchants and
business men, and left, feeling that
HazlchuLst was indeed one of the
liveliest business towns on the line of
N. o. st. l.. q G.. r.. r.. We next
visited the thriving little village of
Beauregard, where we secured some
new subscribers; among whom was
the enterprising merchant John j.
Cason, who was jubilant over a pretty
Christmas present by his wife, in the
shape of bouncing baby boy of four
teen pounds avoirdupois. We also
met Ben King Jr., Messrs. Thompson
" Mcintosh, the good naturcd though
over rcticent Ben Jones, all of whom
are patrons Of THE COMET. Our route
next lay to the manufacturing town
of Wesson, where are located the |
Mills, and here let me re-
mark, is seen the magic influence of
mandatory in building up town
md community. Only a few years
since the site of this flourishing place
was covered by pine forest, but the
prophetic eye of Col. Wesson the
pioneer of cotton mills in Missippi,
oresaw a glorious near future for this
spot, and planted his mill
mong the towering pines, with what
esult the public well knows, for to-
lay the products Of the Wesson looms
re known throughout the world, the
title town contains Il population of
hree thousand souls, and monthly,
pwards of ten thousand dollars i'm
ash is paid to the operatives, the
lost of which isspent at home, hence
ne prosperity of the merchants and $
usiness men of the place. Some new
disorders were added to the list I
ere, when we proceeded to this place, u
irving late last night. From here
II route lay to the southwark as far a
Magnolia, thence west to Liberty V
I'd Woodville, from one or both of e
hich places you will hear from us II
ain. PAP. g
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03
Meeting of the Fruit and Vegetable
Growers

There will be on the 18th of January
next, at Cystal Springs, Miss, Fruit
and Vegetable Growers meeting.
The authorities of the railroad pro-
pose to have a representation present
to confer with us about transportation.
TO work intelligently and successfully
i'm these matters there must be con-
cert of action. Let each neighbor-
hood interested, meet again and send
representatives to our meeting, by
this means there will be a mutual
understanding between all parties
concerned.
]. NJ. MCNEIL.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

:. Dr. Atwell INDUCES in no foolish pre-.
llmlnarles when he pulls teeth. Not BIZ
OF H. lie simply calls the candidate to he
toothless up to his hack, fastens his forceps
on the tooth, and drives off. Sometimes he
breaks the tooth off, but that is no matter
IL only necessitates his fastening his torceps
lower down on the gum, and the tooth
comes-gum and all" withot pain or
blood!'
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

Ae wedding bells continue to jingle.
Meredith Watts Of McCOmb City, was
Ped last Tuesday night to the accom-
led Miss Nary Louise Fife, of this city.
COMET tenders its congratulations to
: appy couple.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

JnO. NJ. Smylie, Real Estate Agent
has an advertisement in to days
COMET. Mr.. Smylie has had much
experience in the land business, and is
well and favorably known as prompt
and thorough business man.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

+. b. Il WIS. Hull have nice stock
OF lumber, builders hardware, sash,
doors, brick, etc. Also, everything ne
cessary to build house. Their up
town yard is connected with the depot
yard by a telephone. dec13=tf.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

Wo regret to hear of the accident which
nas Deiallen the Jimmie Baker. She had
started from the vicinity of Carthage with
good load, when she was unfortunate
enough to get wheel smashed, which will
nooeSSllate The calling in of some carpen-
terS' We are not informed when the Baker
may be expected,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

NANCY Cook,
VS..
CHARLES Cook. J
m OPENING the sworn bill OF complaint, feG
y in this case, and il appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that Charles Cooks place of residence
IS unknown, so that the ordinary process of this
fore ordered by the Court that Charles Cook do
enter his appearance herein on before the second
Monday in February, A. D., 1850, the same being a
Rule day OF said Chancery Court at the Court
Room thereof in the city Of Jackson Kinds coun-
ty, Mississippi, and plead answer or dcmur to
cumplainants bill, or the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to him. 1t is further
ordered that this order be published in The Comet,
a newspaper published in the city of Jackson, once
Il week for four consecutive weeks.
Ordered this Dec. q, 1879,
W. T. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE. D. G.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

qirect attention to the advertisement
Pacific House, Vicksburg, which APP
bis week. Under the management
Vincent Piazza, it is now one of the
|ept and most conveniently located
In the city. Give this house a trial.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-03

ft is to be done about our miserable
flksf 1t certainly is somebody's
fss, either the owner of the property
city authorities, to see that we have
treets. Whose duty is it?