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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

We had arrived ut the sea-shore that
evening. We had left the guardian
ship over the local columns of our
Journal to a stalwart friend, while we
rested our weary brain and manipu-
lated the sticking plaster on the
wounds which we had received in the
absence of the fighting editor. SOM
MUS had thrown his sable mantle over
the earth, and AS we BOUNCED at the
window of the ball room, zephyrs watt
ed TO us the delicious odor OF orange
blossoms, the band In the interior dis
coursed sweet strains of enchanting
music, which bore our mind back to
the days Of Orpheus. The dancers
were floating as fairies through the
mazes of the waltz. Suddenly the
music stops with crash, and the floor
is deserted. But only for "a few mo-
ments, when lone couple takes pos
session of the waxed arena. He was
very tall, with red hair, Roman
nose, and savage countenance. She
was exceedingly small, with glass
eye, false hair, rouge, ETC., a Ia mode,
and was not accustomed to the raquett.
The band strikes up lively air; he
sidles up, and before she is aware of
his intentions, seizes her around the
waist, and clears the hall at three
bounds. She, not being sufficiently
tall TO join with him in the jumping,
was jerked off her feet at the first
bound her nose dug into his shout
der; her feet beat the reveille on the
floor. She struggled TO free herself,
but he, unconscious Of her condition,
continued his mad career, steadied
himself, and dashed off to the other
end of the hall, accomplishing this
feat at three bounds. The condition
Of the lady at this juncture was de-
plorable; one of her high-heeled slip
pers was gvDe; her hair streamed at
full length; her nose was fattened
against bis shoulder Precipitation had
washed out many white rivulets on
her rosy cheeks, and with an agonized
look she gasped for breath. Her
troubles, however, had just begun, for
here he paused, and without ceremony
commenced elevaiing his feet to an
angle of ninety degrees. The more
he kicked the harder she struggled
her feet continued 10 hammer The floor
h er head worked back and forth with
the new patented peckerw God move
ment; 1.-THE idea occurred to me that
she was being shaken before taken)
she screamed as her glass eye flew out,
and choked as she swallowed her false
teeth. Then. becoming desperate, In
serted pin Der ath his shoulder-blade,
and with desperate effort burst from
his iron grasp, and escaped TO the ma
chine shop for repairs. He remained
where she left him, ran his fingers
his hair, shook himself, and
awaited the advent Of another victim
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Mississippi State sunday.schOOI
Convention


The fourth annual session of the
Mississippi State Sunday-School Con-
vention will be held In the Presbyte.
rian Church, at jackson, Miss, July
10Th and 2lst, 1881.
Delegates on their arrival at Jack
son will be met ut the depot by the
Reception Committee who will assign
them homes.
Reduced rates of fare have been
obtained on the following Railroads
Chicago, 81. Louis and ". o. Rdil-
rOad.-Delegates will purchase tickets
at full fare coming, and the Agent at
Jackson will sell them return tickets
at half rates, upon the Certificate OF
the Secretary of the State Convention.
Mobile and Ohio Rdiirodd.-The
Ticket Agents of this road at and be-
tween State Line and Corinth will be
instructed to issue to Delegates and
others desiring to attend, Excursion
tickets to Meridian, Miss, and return,
at three cents per mile each way, COM
mencing sale July 18th, closing 10Th,
making return coupons not good after
July %, 1881. Those who fail to pur-
chase the regular Excursion tickets
will i'm every case be charged full rates
both ways.
Vicksburg and Meridian Rditroad.
Delegates will present their creden-
tails to the Agent, who will sell them
Round trip tickets at six cents per
mile. Tickets TO be sold ON the 10th
and Goth, and good to return until and
including the I'D.
Delegates are requested to comply
with the above regulations and avoid
trouble and having to pay full fare.
VIM. j. Brown, JR.,
Sec'y Miss. State Sunday-School Con
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Hydrophobis

Last week we mentioned the fact
that a mad dog had bitten three per.
sons. We regret TO say that one oi
them, a child living on Mr.. r. M. Nc.
Gehee's plantation developed an un-
mistakable case Of hydrophobia on
Wednesday. The child is -four years
old, and was bitten on the 18th
Of June. DIR. McGehee invited several
"doubting Thomases," who do not be-
lieve In the existence Of the disease,
TO visit the unfortunate chill d and
see tor themselves.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

The Circuit Court for the LIST Dis
trict of Kinds county commenced its
regular term last Monday present
Hon. s. S. Calhoon and District Attor-
ney FoOte. There has been many
cases of importance disposed of. The
Court is now considering the case OF
The State vs.. Harvey, on Sheriff IS
bond. This case will probably occupy
much of the attention of the Court for
the present term. The Grand Jury
are busily engaged in the discharge of
their duties, and are terror to evil
doors
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

BY way of suggestion, we would say
TO the merchants Of town why not
close doors at 0 p. m? There is so
little business done after that hour,
during the summer season, that 1t
does not justify the expense of lights,
besides 1t would give the clerks more
time for recreation which Is one Of the
great secrets Of success. We must
have n place where, time when, and
n manner Of doing thing-and we
think 1t nothing but right and proper
for all the merchants to step forward,
close doors at Q p. m. during the
dizziness Of the summer season, and
allow the boys" time for recreation.
And we would further add that II one
or two Of the energetic, interested
parties would take the matter in hand
and get up a petition we will venture
The assertion that there Is not one
merchant that would refuse TO sign IL.
Three cheers for the man that makes
the first tap and puts the ball in
motion.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
No More COrns-NO More BuniOns.

If you want first-class boot and a
good fl, with case and comfort for
your corns or bunions, and to prevent
your feet from being further distorted
from bad fitting, go to John Sharp,
boot-maker. He makes last for
every gentleman's foot. l warrant a
perfect fit in all cases, for make my
own work.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

There 10 no use IN drugging yourself to
death, and buying all the vile medicine.
for internal use when you can be cured Of
fever and ague, dumb ague, bilious dls,
disorders and ailments Of the liver, blood
and stomach, by wearing one o. frot
Guilmette's French Liver Pads, which IL
sure cure every time. II your druggist
does not keep the pad, send u 20 In let.
ter 10 French Pad Co., Toledo, o., and u
VIII be sent you by return mall IL h TIE
only Pad thai II guaranteed 20 cure BE-
ware Of counterfeits.
Ladies, ~ you are suffering from weak
back, nervousness, ieucorrboa, OF In fact
my disease Of the kidneys, bladder OF
urinary Organs, Prof Guilmette's French
Kidney Pad win care you. For sale By
all druggists.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
The Griniith. Barksdale and Humph
rfes brigade Reunion.

In accordance with resolutions of the
Brigade Association there will be a
reunion Of the survivors OF the Grit.
filth, Barksdale and Humphreys Bri-
gade held In Jackson on the 18th Of
July, next. All are cordially invited
TO attend. Arrangements for reduced
rates on all the railroads will be made
and published.
All papers friendly to the reunion
will please copy.
BYRON LEMLy, Secretary.
June 20, 1881.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

woman. From IL usually rises those dis
orders that 20 surely undermine their
health and strength. Every woman owes
IL 10 herself and 10 her family 70 use that
eelebrxted medicine, Kidney-Woff. II 10
the sure remedy for consfipnffbu, and for
al disorders Of the kidneys and liver. Try
q in liquid or dry form: Equally efncisnt
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF
THE PRESIDENT.
INDIoNA,Iox IN JACKSON


|
A meeting of the citizens Of Jackson and
vicinity will be held IN the Representative
Hall ut o'clock this evening, to manifest
their modification and adherence ut the
attempt made upon the life Of the Pres
ident this morning.
JACKSON, July ., 81.
In response to the above call, one OF
the largest meetings that ever assem-
bled In the Representatives Hall was
called to order Saturday night, and
Chief Justice Chalmers requested to
take the chair, which he did, and in a
short speech referred to the assassin a.
ton in terms which met the hearty
approval of the large audience.
The remarks of Judge Chalmers
were particularly appropriate, and
were listened to with wrapt attention.
On motion of Col. Power, John T..
Hull and J. J. Spellman were request
ed to act as secretaries.
On motion OF Judge Wiley p. Har-
ris, committee of nine was appoint
ed to prepare resolutions expressing
the sense and objects of the meeting !;
whereupon the chair appointed the
following committee: Hon. w. p.
Harris, J. A. p. Campbell, Supreme
Judge, w. l.. Hemingway, State
Treasurer, w. H. Gibbs, ex-Auditor,
Judge r.. A. Alcorn, Rev. Jno. Hun
ter, Hon Jas. Hill, Gen. T. J. Whar-
ton and Hon. P. P. Bailey.
The committee retired, and after a
short absence, returned and Judge
Harris, the chairman of the Commit-
tee read the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The people Of Jackson,
Miss, Of all races and parties, In mass
meeting assembled, have become
aware of the assassination of Jas. A.
Garfield, President of the United
States, and deem it a duty devolving
upon us as citizens to give expression
to our sentiments upon an occasion so
momentous and deplorable
ResOlVed, That the death of the Pres
ident of the United States by this
great atrOcity fills us with the utmost
Indignation and horror, as crime
against humanity and civilized So
ciety and against the people of the
United States, upon whom the death
of the Chief Magistrate falls with
greatest calamity I; that it should be
spread to the assurance of the world |
that the brave and honorable minds |
Of our countrymen hold the crime of
assassination In the utmost detestation |
and opprobrium.
Resolved further, That in season.
able time the secretaries of this meet |
ing prepare and forward to the family |
of President Garfield copy of these
resolutions, in token Of coincidence and
the deep sympathy and sorrow of our
country.
Before the resolutions were adopted,
touching and patriotic speeches were
made by Judge w. p. Harris, Gen. II. |
J. Wharton, Rev. John Hunter aud
Hon. James Hill.
The resolutions were then adopted |
by rising vote, and after prayer by |
DR.. Hunter the meeting adjourned.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Thanks,

THE COMET desires to return thanks
to our friend Mr.. A. l.. Julienne, the
gentlemanly and accommodating
manager of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company at this place, for his
many kindnesses. The Company is
fortunate in having a gentleman of
Mr.. Julienne's worth and popularity
to represent them.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

We overheard the following CONVEX
satIon the other day between two news
boys that have just entered the pro-
fession:
Jimmie-"Didn't them little spec
ials Of Mr.. Garfield sell like hot cakes
the other day ~
Small Boy-Yesf I made fifty cents
i'm q little or no time. I tell you what
I wish Jimmie u
Jimmie whats fhat7r
Small Boy-"I wish II Mr.. Garfield
10 going 10 die, that he would try and
bod out until Saturday. You see
there is 80 many nieeers In town that
day, we could sell enough extras to get
a S cent top, a dozen marbles and have
a plenty money left to buy candy"
Jimmie-"well, small boy what
would becene - the country " Press
dent Garfield should die2''
Small Boy--~Dog-gOns the country.
I am in Cor making money. And be
sides n he l. going 70 die. Why net die
then and give N 'boys' chance 10
make some spoBduIix."
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Notice.

| have In my possession two large
oxen which l believe are stolen. l
bought them from a negro, who said
he brought them from Livingston,
Madison county, Miss. One is red
and white spotted steer, aud the other
red steer. Anyone that can prove
said property, can have them by call
ing on GEO. Nun,
TO-. Jackson, Miss.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Don't Get The ChiIIs.

II you are subject to ague you must b.
sure TO keep your liver, bowels and kidney,
in good free condition. When so, you will
be safe from all attacks. The remedy tC
use is Kidney-wort. IL is the best proven
tatiye Of all malarial diseases that you can
take. See advertisement in another column
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
JOHN N. SMYLtE,
REAL ESTATE iGtnT

DERSONS WISHING TO SELL, RENT. on
L Purchase Real Estate will find IL to their in-
erest To call correspond with us in reference u
same.
will give special attention TO business beior,
the the United States Land Office, Homestead En-
tries, Final Homestead Proofs, purchase 90 lucai'
with Cash, Scrip, or Warrants. Any and all kind,
of Land Business solicited.
viii furnish Maps, Field Notes, etc. Certified
copies from the originals for less than they eau be
had elsewh here. L. o. Box 49,,
JAMS 60-iYl JACKSON, MISS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
N Office in Bankruptcy.
Ne iszl. HOlL.sD 4 w.rrOs, In Bankruptcy


soufherA DsstSa q MsssssarPi
+ r is si''i H' !; s:.....;.
NOTICE. rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the said
wm. Walton q aid arm. Who has bcen heretofore
duly declares Bzukrupt has Sled IN ~ c,urt
PrtIfion for dischnrEs IRON his debts rhcreupon
II AS heen ordered that k-xrfng upon sHld rppi-
c~fIon b. hnd % the 1oth dsy q Jsne, A. D. i.sl,
81 n oelsek. A. n, siltlns IN chzlnh<r keters y.
NJ NrKn<, E-q, cns q the RrEi<feu q I'D Orurt
Ia Bnnkrupacy, al te o&ce q aid HrTistsr N the
f1wn q Jsrk-on. IN the counfy Il Hlnds IL nd
District whsn and vhsrs al urrditors she nav
have orsd fhslr dehis nnd olhef persons In iutur-
s<f may s=rerr and rhow nsu~s, n Eny they hsvs
whT The pfHyer a Hli esfltionef should not b
rrsntad, ssd ne I'D bznkrupl di-tharesd frun
h dshis nccordnGlyi nnf nstics = herthT further
efrsn thai the rscgad nnd laird meefinRs Il the
credlIu-s q 81 nsnkrupt requir-d " the f7tk
- nh SESSIONS Il The Aef, Hln b. hed 81 The
rsras uns and plses.
Glrsa undrr my hand. ~ 1srk.ou In MD Dl.-
lr<If. fhi< 1Isi dny Fl Nag, q. ID. lssl.
mHTfs-ft A. Hc1fEHEE, Crrk.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Iunpnrianf Malice.

The town has been without br ick for
six months. We want everybody to
know that we have kiln Of 10000
hard burned brick, which we will sell
very low. F. ID q w. s. HULL.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

We regret to be called on to chron-
icle the death of DR.. John Thompson,
father Of our friend, DR.. Rufin Thomp-
son. He died on Friday, July LIST,
1881, in the S0th year of his age. He
settled on Spring Ridge, in this county
about the year 1886 or '37, where for
many years he did large and lucra-
tive practice. He leaves wife, son
and daughter, and large circle of
friends to mourn his loss but their
loss is his gain.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

ANrcE HOUSE, with god Oufbuildlng, Or
shsrd ruf FIrt Acres q Land, situnted IN North
xise. small and iniesior HOUSE In ws.s Jsek-
rou win hnIf-acre u land.
Ala, LARGE sTORE-HoUsE vel situated In
Drnndun.
The above pruperfy via bs sod ehenp. o. en-
1nref ior pruperty In oily q New Orleans
80 Inquire al the Comet once. mayif-sm
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Jackson Mari for Sale.
From Mart Bed on Toscn creek, Jack
son, Miss, as shoton on city Map.

All orders for MarI left at the Capital State Bank
Jackson, Miss, will be promptly attended 10. II
will be delivered at the drying platform ia South
Jackson at the rate OF 81 per ton Ia the crude state
or in sacks Of one humid ed and fifty pounds each
sack at 70 cents per sack, d'y puyerzed and read
for application n tip dressing for gardens how-
ers, corn, cotton, grasses. IL will keep the soil
moist and prevent the ravages Of Insects or cut
worms Much use Is, and has been made Of Marls
IN Georgia, North and south Carolina, and Mr..
Rufin, Of Virginia, and the Jerseys have been
greatly benefited by the use Of Mars Its use has
been satisfactory in its results where intelligently
used. About 500 lbs. 10 the acre has been general
ly applied in various soils.
Terms cash, or Satisfactory Arrangements with
the Capital state Bank where payment must be
made. will insure prompt attention 10 all orders
within the limits OF the Jackson corporation. IL
will be delivered to those who may 30 desire at
s4.50 for 1000 pounds during the month Of May, OF
on the CARS and shipped toany place desired at one
cent per mile per ton.
MayII- E. r. STRICKLAND.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

Fresh Drugs, Druggists sundries, and a
full line Of Toilet Articles always in stock
at Hunter a. Harrington's Ladies are espe-
cially invited to call. Crock Bottom" is
still their motto.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

AZ Barnelds-
psmorest's Port Folio-What TO Wear
and Catalogues. Cut Paper Patterns, Spring
and Summer styles.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
Best Of Fare and Attendance
Round Trip Tickets
To be had at ALL the RAILROAD OFFICES

BEERSlIEBA is the nearest Mountain Resort
10 all places in the South and Vast and out of nll
| fever and cholera range.
| DAILY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH to all point.
lin the office
This famous Summer Resort has been under the
management OF the Undersigned for the past two
seisons aud its increased popularity and the uni
versai satisfaction given source Of great pride
and pressure TO us. For the leauty and grandeur
OF lie scenery, the purity and healih-gyng glali-
ties OF Its freesione and chalybeae waters it, gh
dry and inyigorating atmosphere, no place on the
continent OF America can excel Beersheba. Tho
Hotel buildings stand on top Of the highest noun
tam OF the Cumberland Ilange- Within sixty feet
OF ,ne olun-with grand platform ono hundred
aud iorty feet long aud fort -two feet broad over
the bluh with an observatory thirty feet by fifteen
overlooking the magnificent valley fifteen HUNDRED
ieel below, aud sixty miles IN extent.
The buildings are principally connecting cottages
one story nigh and one room deep, opening on the
iron' on beautifully shaded bluegrass laSns, aud
"a me rear ON large court Of grass and wsks well
shaded by forest trees and all onneeie both front
aud rear by wide galleries.
The Dining Room aud Ball Iooin are each one
hundred aud fifty feet by fifty feet and the Parlor
iorly by sixty feet. The bed aud table linen and
ware are all new and irst-class. The cooks and
bakers are selected from the b.s hotels Ia New Or-
leans and the iare guaranteed TO give perfect salts
laeton. The Bar is furnished with the choicest
liquors, aud with new billiard and pool tables. ICE
IN abundance for all purposes. Russian aud Turk
ish Baths, and pain no. aud cold water baths, In
the best style, directly in the hotel Good drives.
good horses and new vehicles at the most Tcasona-
BILE rates.
TERMS-Per day, 81; per w.,el, sI2; per month
$40. Children under ~ years and servants half
price CHAS f. SMEDES A CO.
May7-2m Proprietors
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

Peter Smith, an escaped jail-bird, was
recaptured last Sunday morning about
daylight, IL miles Northwest Of Jack
sou. The race was a dead stretch for
OF 10 miles, with Miles Hardy's dogs.
After running about an hour OF 80,
the prisoner became weary and made
fight with the dogs, firing two shots
neither Of which took effect After
conquering the dogs the first time he
made 10 his heels-and the party Of
gentlemen i'm pursuit arrived where
the dogs were, put them on the track
again, and succeeded In baying him
the second time. On arrival Of Mr..
Hardy, Smith attempted to fire at
him but his pistol failed, consequently
he was captured aud IL now lodged in
the county jail. We also learn that
Robt. Williams alias Cotton-eyed-
Bob, another jsil-bird who escaped
from the city Jail in company with
Peter Smith and william Rollins, was
captured in the city Of vicksburg on
the 5th inst, By John Groom, Mar
shall Of said city. and delivered 10 Mr..
johnson Davis, jailor Of Kinds county
and + nov In clO-e confinement
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

THE COMET acknowledges a pleasant
call Monday from Mr.. Jno. g. Cash.
man, of the Vicksburg Herald.
The 4th was celebrated by the oc-
casional explosion of flre-crackers
from the hands of the Small Boy.
The election of delegates to the
County Convention, from the jack
son precinct, will take place at the
usual places next Friday the 10Th inst,
at s O'Clock 2. NJ.
The following attorneys from dis
lance are or have been in attendance
on the Circuit Court during the pres
ent week: Ramsey Wharton, Esq,
Saml. l.. Shelton, Esq, and -
Adams, Esq, from Vicksburg c. d..
Cotton, Esq, Mayre Dabney Esq, of
Edwards Dan. Nicholson, Esq, of
Terry.
We had the pleasure of meeting in
our town last Saturday our old-time
friends Messrs. H. G. Fairchild, Geo.
p. Laboree and G. A. Manlove, of the
Hill City. They were on their way to
New Orleans and awaited themselves
of Collins excursion. All of them
are clever gentlemen and are among
the leading lights of our sister city.
Mr.. Geo. S. Donnell, who has been
home on visit for two months, left
for Washington last Monday night to
enter his post of duty. Mr.. Donnell is
one of those robust, good-hearted gen.
tlemen that never fails TO win new
laure!s and make friends wherever it
may be his fortune to go. The loss of
one place is always the gain of another
hence our best wishes attend him
allie same as if he were in our midst.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
DIED.

At his residence, in Madison Station,
Miss, Sunday July Srd., Thomas N.
Jones, ST., I'm the 54th year OF his age.
His remains were taken to Canton
and inferred by the Knights of Hon.
or. We tender our deepest sympathy
10 the family In their great affiiction.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09
SOUTHERN STANDARD
COTTON PRESS,

Over Fifteen Hundred. in Use
Dan be operaiei BE- Hand, Horse. Steam Or Water
Power uithout aiferntion. Price Of Power Pres
Complete, tfi0lo1 Hand Power, $1,000 fovei
Iruns S5ina Hand Poxer, f4s.oa.
We are agents Ter the INPROykD BROWN u
and general deal-rs In Machinery, Fittings, Belt
iar. se.
Spnd Cor eirculars Address
FOUTHERN STANDARD PRESS co.
msv2l-sm Meridian, Mis-.
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Browns Wells.
Copiah County, Miss.
Open the Year Round.

On comparison Of the analysis Of these waiois
with that Of others, II Is found that these contain
the best and strongest combination Of eurstiyr
properties Of any In the United States. Step OF
the train at Hazlehurst, Miss, Into Marks hack !;
In two hours you are AZ the Wells. Board fer day
sli per week, sili per month, $40.
ANALYSIS OF wATEns PROM BRowS's WELLS:
According TO the Analysis OF j II. Chiffon Of
New York, Professor Of Chsssissy y, quart oi water
Of Well No. contains:
frfSuiphufn Aciu.....-. .-.....-.....-.....lO.z2
Suiph. hagi
Cnlorldc Oalcium..-..- all
ouphate
Suphatt oous . ~
Organic Matter, &e....-....................... q
Proto-Sulphate Iron ....-................... 0.1S
sulphatc Alumni.......................s .... 2.10
according 10 the analysis cf George Little state
Geologist, Quart 81 water ~ well No. contains
Snlphate 81 Hydrogen, free Carbonlc Acid, Csrb.
Lime, Magnesia Sodium and Inn; Stdph Aluminn
Soda, Msgnesia and SILICA, aud ZONE Organic Mat
ter, Wells No. ., aud have mol been ana xe-i
may7-2m - J. MOREHEAD.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-09

The Criminal Docket for the lst
District, will he taken up next
Wednesday.