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Town Of Donaldsonyille.
Scientific Miscellany.

"A puzzle to scientists is the remark.
able persistence Of certain odors. More
than one thousand years ago the mortar
used III the construction of the Mosque
Of st. Sophia, in Constantinople, was
charged with musk, the perfume of which
permeates the building to this day.
I'm the north Of England habit OF
sther-imhibing ~ said to prevail. AS "a
drunk on sulphuric ether is less expen-
sive than on alcoholic liquids, the prac
tice is increasing. 0. .-
DR.. siemans, the eminent, Scientist,
has estimated that the entire coal SUNNY
OF the world would be required to furnish
sufficient power to pump back the water
which flows over Niagara Falls in a sim
gle year. ~-- ...
During the excavations now in prog
ress in the bed Of the Rhone, near Gene
va, many interesting objects, assigned
by psychologists to the age of polished
stone, have been nnearthed, Tho most
interesting of these relics is a scraper Of
jade, highly finished, and as perfect ..
"heh 1t left the hands of the workman
As the mineral is found in Il natural st,ta
only in Asia, the learned archnolou;,+s
are earnestly trying to learn how the in.
strnment found was TRANSPORTED r. tba
hhone gravel ut Geneva. Was ial. .v.r
I'LL ar'lcle OF trade between the East and
inc west IN prehistoric times A soIu.
t'oh OF the problem is calculated to throw,
much light on the habits Of c.rt,;, ,..,
historic peoples. f''
1t Is stated that NJ. de Brazz. ,,a
mas charge Of an expedition to sen.u,,
carries an electric battery in his pocket
communicating with two rings on his
mana and with other apparatus about his
person. When he shakes hands with a
savage chief, that individual will h.. s,r
priSed by an electric shock run,;,u -
MS arm and lightning playing about the
"o"' VI MS visitor. He will naturally
believe the stranger to be the devil md
treat him with due respect.
The first minor planet. or astero;a
was discovered Jan. !, 1901, the first dav
OF the nineteenth century. Over two
funan 1'l of these minute neutrality-suspicious.
bly, varying from ten to three bundred
miles in diameter-are now known and
as everybody is we'll aware, the number
is being rapidly increased.
meteorological observations have
now become so extended that evidence
's rapidly accumulating to enable us to
determine positively the source of the
'old 9rial waves which sweep across orr
country during the winter season. The
Indications are that we owe them to the
,reat area of high barometer in north
astern Siberia, where tie pressure some
lines exceeds so inches, and the tenn ,
'eratnre falls as low as IS degrees below
gro. The pole of greatest cold is in the
of Yokutsk, on the Lena.
there ;ae average thermome;ric reading
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Keating's Academy,

Corner Chetinaehes and Attakapas streets.
Donaldsenville, La
Mrs. n. KEATING returns thanks to thu
people OF Donaldsonville and vicinity for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon the Academy, and begs leave to saw
tna1 no enort will BE spared to merit con
tinuanee of public favor. :" W.
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MRS. C. HEATING.
1asa Donaldsonyille. La.
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Sale of Ferry Leases.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
i !, the undersigned, President of the
Police Jury of the parish Of Ascension, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidders. at
public auction, at the COURTHOUSE in the
town Of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, the 10th day of January, 1880,
at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the lease of the following ferries for and
during the year 1880:
Bayou Lafourche ferry. at Lunyille;
Dominique's ferry, Mississippi river;
Manchac ferry, opposite Hope Villa:
Amite river ferry, opposite Port Vincent.
Terms and conditions to be read on day
of sale.
Ascension, December s, 1879.
=..= r. T. HANSON,
President Of the Police Jury.
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Couts1tH1ug ueHT1y e Hcres each,
for $500 per lot. -.MM
The site Of the town is opposite Donald
sonville. left bank Mississippi river. the
River Ferry Landing being located near the
centre OF the town front, and the proposed
New River Road forming the Western or
upper boundary line.
A plan OF the Town can be seen at the
Recorders Office.
For further particulars, apply to DR.. A.
=. LOVE. at Gibsou's Hotel. Darrowville,
Or I" the undersigned at Gem Plantation.
mare BEN. GIRSON
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pO p6 VAddress S71xsos L Co.. Portland W.ins
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BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS:
Louis Lefort, acting President;
Z. N. Pugh, Secretary; .5...
Francis Vicknair, Treasurer;
Henry D. Minor, Augustus KNIGHT
q. D. Blouin. Jacob a. Warner
DR.. B. Claverie, j. A. Gouzaies.
jury COMMlssIoNERs-AllenT Thomas. N.
Bel, Austin Duncan. Henry G. Braud, L. 4.
bentley, Clerk of Court er oficio Secretary
of the Commission.
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H7I a week. $12 a day athome easily made co.t1v
~" outftfree. Address TRUs L Co, Augusta Msinss
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n as Overseer or Agent on sugar planta-
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4onalosol,bnle Ckief,
rwo nOlIars n Yaor
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension, St.
James, st. ohm the Baptist and 1t. Charles.
District Judge, Henry l.. Duffel,
District Attorney, .......-F. B. Earhart,
Post-ofiice address, DoDaldsonville, La.
Regular terms Of Court in Ascension open
on the third Mondays Of May and October
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Eighth Senatorial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension and
St. James.
State Senator, Pierre Landry,
DOnaldsOuyiIle. La.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-09

THE advertisement of II. Dudley Cole.
man d Bro, No L. Union street, New Or
leans, is attractive enough to speak for il.
self The name of Coleman is identified
with the most popular corn mill known to
the farmers of the South. Willis Z. Cole
man, father of the present firm, was one of
the most highly esteemed citizens of this
State and Louisiana, and his sons do honor
to his good name. During recent visit to
New Orleans, we were pleased to note chat
the business of the firm has increased
greatly within the past few years, They
have now large factory and foundry in OPP
Grafton, near the New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad depot, where we found fifty hands
at work-and it was New Years dav, at
that-making corn mills saw mills, cotton
presses, cottongins, and the various cast
ings pertaining to same. Several engines
and boilers were also undergoing repairs
As yet the firm has not undertaken the
manufacture of engines, but they can fur.
nish the best made in the country, on terms
more favorable than if ordered direct from
the manufacturers. Their engine sales
last year amounted to nearly two hundred
thousand dollars. We filed the first order
for lSSO-an engine for our press room
and hope the total sales for this year
will reach half million.
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TTIE CITY.

Capt +. T. Sykes, of IIumphrie- q
Sykes, Columbus is in the city.
Annual election Of officers Of Hope Fire
Company No 3, next Wednesday night
A large number Of ladies graccd the
Capitol with their presence yesterday.
Hon. r. J, Guthrie, of Yalobusha
county, formerly of Lafayette, is in the
city.
-Democratic.C Conservative caucus to-
night in the Reprcscntiyes' Hall, at seven
o'clock
A service of prayer is held daily in the
basement of the Presbyterian church, at 1
o'clock ?. NJ
The German Club will hold It's next
meeting at the residence of Mr.. j. H.
Odencal, next Thursday night.
W. V. Sullivan, Esq, a prominent At.
torney Of oxford is in the city on business
connected withthe Supreme Court.
Miss Matte Baldwin, well known to
and favorte with jackson society," il Wis.
iting the Misses Skeletons in this city
Misses Jennie and Anna Torrey, Miss
Lou Cameron and Miss Alice Mcpherson
lovely quartette of young ladies from
Jefferson county, are visiting in the city.
-Messrs. Neville, Of the Kcmpcr Her
aid, aud Prof Jayne of the Newton Report,
are, in the city in addition to others of the
press heretofore mentioned
Two Of the most popular gentlemen
connected with the Jackson Fire Depart
mcnt are understood to be candidates io
the Office Of Chief Engineer, at the ap
preaching election.
The entertainments given by Rolll
Ryan at Angeles Hall the past two nights
were witnessed by large audiences, VIII,
seemed greatly to enjoy the different person
ations Of the talented young actor
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The sp cial attention of newly elected Jus
tees of the Peace is called to this work,
which contains
lst-Forms and Instructions for all possible
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3l-The full textof the Revised Code of 1871,
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with an Index to legislation as q Court
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ith-An Appendix, containing existing ro,oo
of Taxation, Fees, and Salaries o. PHI
Officers, the time and place ar 4 torrao ~
all the Courts, the Congr' ,ssionol and
Senatorial Districts us low org"nigeJ
the number of Represe otatives to which
each County is entitled, the vote Of the
State by Counties and Districts in lS78
1875, 1876, an Alphabetical List Of pest,
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roads in the State, and Distances from
station to Station Dictionary of Tech
meal Legal Terms, etc, all thoroughly
Address
POWER & BARKSDALE
JACKSON, Miss.
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LETTER FROM W. G, WILKINSON, CHAIR
MAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATING
CONVENTION.


CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Dec, 20, 1889.
DR. A. HUNTER-DEAR SIR: The facts
in relation to the desertion of the party by
Mcneil and Bulkin are such as in my
| judgement warrant their exclusion from n
seat at the council board with those who
value the interests of party organization.
| Our County Convention assembled in
iazehurst on the day appointed by the
Executive Commission, Every precinct in
the county was represented there being no
less than POI delegates present In point
of numbers rs well as Intelligence, it was
| the best Convention ever held in Copiah
Organization was effected promptly The
writer was elected chairman, and the bust
ness of the meeting proceeded with good
feeling and harmony, All the candidates
for nomination We're required by Il resolu-
ton adopted, to pledge themselves to abide
by the action of the Convention. 1moRg
those lch0 came torrard to gee the required
pledge, wds Ne, d. W. Mcneil whos pledge
trdS gipeR With much cdrNcStaeSS and IN posi-
tire terms. The candidates for the legisla-
ture who had received the highest number
of votes at the meeting for the election of
delegates were nominated and no one sup
posed there could be any reason for dissat-
istaction at the resalt, us the nomination
made simply gave effect to the popular voice
MS expressed in the primary meetings where
Mcneil was also voted for,
A few days after the Convention adjourn
ed, conspiracy was entered into between
J. =. Matthe VS., leading Radical of the
county, j. w. Mcneil, and one or two Others
of the defeated candidates, whereby in re-
turn for the election of Matthews as Sheriff,
he (Matthews) was also to furnish Radical
votes enough to defeat the Democratic
ticket and to elect Mcneil. The plan
was partly successful, resulting in the defeat
of the regular nominees for the Legislature
and County Treasurer. Mcneil and his
friends were not, however, able to deliver
Matthews enough Democratic votes to elect
him. During the canvass the old Radical
stories of hulldozing, broken promises and
special legislation against the blacks were
revamped and made to do duty once more:
rs consequence, the disorganizers receive
the solid Radical vote $500 or 1900 aud
about three hundred white votes out of over
$500 whites registered. The candidates,
Mcneil and Buftkin, not only broke faith
themselves, but they constantly urged that
it was right and proper to do so and that
Democratic organization was useless and not
needed
To admit these men into caucus of the
party will have the worst effect in this
county and utterly prevent any organisa-
ton next year, as Democrats will not act in |
harmony with those who so violated their
pledges and did so much to divide and
break down the party, They sought the
Radical vote, not to convert it to the Dem.
ocratic side but simply as opposed to De. /
mocracy, and gloried in their triumph over
the party. Can these men, fresh from the .
meetings of white and negro Radicals--who
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New subscriptions and renewals are
pouring in upon us from all parts of the
state. During the last week we have been
unable to keep up with the necessary en-.
tries on our books Until we can write out
receipts, the receipt of the paper will be ev-
idence that subscription is to hand. We
are under special obligations to the many
members the Legislature who have hand
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paper.
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did not receive a tenth part Vi the white
vote OF the c0unty-take an honored place
at the council board Of the party they 50
basely betrayed, VIII democrats 20 far for
get what is due % that organization and
principle a. 70 admit them? If they do,
then organization is worse than useless, as
il only seryes TO give the disorganlzers the
advantage over patriotic men who regard
their word and look to the prosperity Of the
party and the welfare Of the country, rather
than the qualification Of petty ambition.
Your friend, truly,
W. c. WILKINSON.
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LETTER FROM J.. b. HARRIS, ESQ CHAIRMAN
OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE

HAzLEHURsT Mss, Dec. 30, 1879.
/ entirely concur in the view taken by
Mr. Wilkinson, in the preceding letter in
respect to the propriety Of admitting Messrs.
Mcneil and Buifkin, representatives from
this county We need the force Of such ac-
ton a. {. suggested by Mr. wilkinson, be-
cause II the Democratic members admit to
their confidence the enemies Of the party,
we cannot reasonably expect to muster our
forees in future conflicts The example Of
Messrs. Mcneil and Buhkin must be dis
countenanced in every form and on all occa.
sions. Else the morale Of the party here
must be lost. l.. b. HARRIS,
Chairman Executive Committee