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j. EiHby. Of Ironton, has the best a.sor..
81 stock Of silver aud plated ware. clocks
watches, Je"e,ry, Sc fnr the holiday trade
on 'hs Ohio river 'hch he is di-pos.ng o.,
at very low rates. Send him your orlcr-
and save freight
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The demand tor railroad down the
i'er is growing more manifest every day
should the river freeze over again aud give
rs season OF delightful skating, like we
had last winter, We feel tolerably certain il
Would not bea great while before we would
lave railroad connection with Cincinnati.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-12-14

IHE LVcKUN -rhe meeting on Tues
day evening was fair but not crowded
should attendance upon public schools
be compulsory the question previously
announced was discussed. and the decision
awarded TO the Affirmative Rev. G. ;
Walker read au essay on Eloluence, which
was well received For the mex, meeting
me following was selected Tor discussion -
Resolved That the city council should
not grant license for the sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors in the city Of Huntington, as &,
beverage Ne--rs. T. Gibson. John Reed
and Rev. G. S. Walker will conduct the
affirmative, aud Messrs II. G. Simns. \.
NJ Warner and o;hers, Tor tie Negative.
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The Legislature paid this city - visit last
saturday and were Toasted by Capt II. c..
farsons We are happy to say they k cp
sober
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L. Wise { Co, on sth street, between
% and 81 Avenue, have the largest and
best selected stock Of Clothing in this sec
ton of the state They are constantly re
plenishing, in order to meet the demands
made upon them by city and country.
wholesale and retail If YOU want any.
thing in their line, give them n call for
they guarantee satisfaction.
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Now darn up your stockings that they
may lie ready to hang up for Christmas.
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f'ne Odd Rye, Bourbon and Scotch whisky
Tor Christmas, at J. W. VEELASogRs.
"S"'" Second Avenue
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In the morning after Court met we met
friend and asked how Barboursville look.
ed. 80, about hall drunk as usual" he
replied.
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Ncssrs. A. NJ Warner and He, .simms
were admitted to practice in the courts Of
West Virginia, last week.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-12-14

d ;. Chase, Second Avenue, has splen.
did lot OF Furs for sale r3O.2,
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Huntington mechanics are in demand in
tue towns roundabout Why? Because
they understand their business.
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Judge James II. Ferguson avai!ed him
-elf OF the benefit Of the Bankrupt law ON
Saturday last
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The floating ice mas greatly nteriered
with navigation lately. II met the Fleet
wood at this point Sunday night
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-12-14

notwithstanding the cold weather. tn,
Car Wheel factory building is steadil,
growing in dimensions.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-12-14

Vol y. y" Emmons went to New Yorl
'Ast week where he will remain Tor shor
time.
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Mr. II. c. Simms, of Huntington, was
appointed a Commissioner in Chancery in
The place Of II. j. Sanue's resigned
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Thomas u. Kline, Attorney at Law at
BarboursvilIe, purchased Two lots on 3rd
Avenue this week.
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T - Burke's genuine "old Augusta
cannot be beaten.
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For Ladies Furs, go to j. 5. Chase, post
Office building. Tn3O b
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Our merchants are supplying the sur.
rounding towns with Grocerie-, Dry Goods
Clothing. &c.
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Green sewing silk is said to be poison
Gus diet
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The weather during the week ia been
cold and 'rac'ng. Floating ice has m,er.
'cr'I "''h running Of the boats, aud ,he
mn'I' are Irregular in Consequence
Through mail from the South came in on
Thursday over the Chesapeake * ONO
F"ad' ibe eP'z'ol having i.sapp,a Cd from
the region Of dee .ap between ,he two {.
visions of the -'ai allowing De stage Inc
TO ue put iu opera .ouaca,r.
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Several fine church ediiiccs will be cree
ted tere as soon As the weather will per
nit
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Montr0se has made some important ad
ditions to his Bakery.
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The Catholics OF this city have orsau.z-
ed Beneficial Society
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Persons iayoring Us with Contributions
will please append their names, rs wc de
sire some guaranty Of their faith aud re-
.pon.iLlity
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If II mail..agent is not to blame for leav-
ing bushel OF mail at tins pointlwhich
ought 10 be taken to lronton and Ports
mouth, viii somebody please tell Us who
is?
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The Land Company will, we presume.
move their Office to fine quarter, in their
new boidins which will be completed mex,
week
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We are indebted to Mr jenkins. the
gen'lemanly news agent at the post Office
for papers received in advance Oft mail,
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Mr : 6. flanagan lost horse ly the
"a izootir disease last Thur-d,y Several
other horses are afflicted
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ID boxes OF best Lazen Raisin.. ADJ al
kinds Of canned goods. just received by
@ot3 J. W. Nerandcr, 81 Avenue.
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Dir j. ! "oolu... %. a.,h.a..,ir.
cold bis osSAat lor-s Baos Crook Co.
Ar Geo MckeaIrce of Green br.-r for a
lsrse pr.ce. Iis .s Of The De-, stock and
kno'n a. the taest aouer a This rsr o.
The STATE.
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10 barrels Of best Family Flour just re
ee'Fed nt J. W. VFRLASurE's.
3Uty second Ay..r,.
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"A li,iIe RAS now and then, 30. &c"
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are doing good business We will
state that in the firm Of Brown Il Plaster.
Mr Brown has purchased - new suit Of
clothes and Mr Plaster has gone to cd
Virginia to spend the holidays with hi-
old lricrd5
l.. Wise Co, on Sth street between
"a and 81 Avenue, have the largest and
best selected stock Of Clothing in this sec
ton of the state. They are constantly re.
plenishing, in order to meet the demands
made upon them log city and country.
wholesale aud retail If YOU want any.
thing in their line, give them call, for
they guarantee satisfaction.
Oysters are in great demand these DAYS
10 barrels Of best Family Flour just re-
cciyed at J. W. VFnL,yurr's
3utJ second Av.nu-
The Land Company will, we presume.
move their Office to fine quarter, in their
new building, which will he completed next
week
We are indebted to Mr. jenkins. the
genilemanly news agent at the post office.
for papers received in advance of the mail,
fla mail'agent is not to blame for Ieav-
ing bushel OF mail at this pointlwhich
ought 10 be taken to lronton and Ports
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Saturday. December II, 1872.
LOCAL NEWS
"a litiIe RMS now and then, &c &c"
Now darn up your stockings that they
may he ready to hang up for Christmas
Green sewing silk is said to be poison
Gus diet
T y. BurEes genuine "old Augusta
cannot be beaten.
In the morning after Court met we met
- friend and asked how Barboursville look
ed. 30, about hall drunk as usual" he
replied.
Ncs'rs- A. NJ. Warner and IL &C, Simms
were admitted to practice in the courts Of
West Virginia, last week.
-.
j ; Chase, Second Avenue, has a splen.
did lot OF Furs for sale 1903,
The floating ice mas greatly interiered
with navigation lately. II met the Fleet
wood at this point Sunday night.
Fine Old Rye, Bourbon and scotch whi.kv
Tor Christmas, at J. W. VERLASoER's.
n50t3 soout a..
The demand Tor railroad down the
'ver is growing more mauifest every d,y
should tie river freeze over again aud give
Us season al delightful skating. like we
mad last winter, We feel tolerably certain il
Would not bea great while before we would
have railroad connection with Cincinnati
For Ladies Furs, go to j. 5. Chase, post
ounce building [n3O 81
Mr. II. c. Simms, of Huntington, was
appointed a Commissioner in Chancery in
The place of II. j. Samue's, resigned.
Thomas Il. Kline, Attorney nj law 81,
BarboursviIe, purchased Two lots on 3rd
Avenue this week
Judge James II Ferguson ayai,ed him
-elf OF the benefit Of the Bankrupt law ON
Saturday last
Montrose has made some important ad
d!tions to his Bakery.
notwithstanding the cold weather. the
Gar heel factory building is steadily
growing in dimensions.
Col. D. W Emmon- went to New York
last week, where he will remain Tor a short
time.
Huntington mechanics are in demand in
the towns roundabout WHY? Because
they understand their business.
The Legislature paid this city - visit last
Saturday, and were Toasted by Capt ne.
Parsons. We are happy to say they k cp
Der
Our merchants are supplying the sur.
rounding towns with Grocerie-, Dry Good,
Clothing, &c
Several fine church ediiiccs will be e.ec-
ted tere as soon as the weather will per
nit
The Catholics OF this city have or,ar.z-
ed Beneficial Society
l. Dooliitle is still prepared to furrisb
Groceries by the wholesale or retail.
----.,.
j. II Pignan is doing a good hl.inc..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26
THE EvENTFHI, HnuR.

. Theshourxis near at hand when the
American leople viii be cal led upon
10 chaose, st the ballot-box, rulers
for the next four years, and to decide
whether the administration Of the
Government UNDER. President Grant
has been so fruitful Of good to the
nation as to merit a continuance, or
whether there il not more to be hoped
from the election Of that truly repre-
sentative American, the honest sage
and editor, Horace Greeley. =
. The people of Louisiana will give
their verdict one day sooner than those
Of the other States Of the Union. Mon
day, November 18th, is the eventful
day with US, and their is no true citi-
zen of the Creole State but will feel
. lively interest in the contest then
to take place, and an impatient COZ
Germ to hear the announcement of the
result that shall redeem our State
from the thraldom of misrule and in
auguarate an era Of reform and hon
est government, or, Heaven forbid !!
dsom her to further oppression and
impoverishment.
We feel there is little need for lis
to enlarge upon the duties of the citi-
zen on election day, or to recount the
oft told tale Of the interests at stake.
Surely there is no intelligent man
within our borders, who, witnessing
the political turmoils Of the past two
years, and cognizant Of the material
composing the tickets in the field. can
hesitate moment to choose for whom
to cast lis ballot.
Circumstances will probably pre-
vent us from issuing another number
Of the CHIEF before the election, SO
we express to our readers the hope
that right will prove might upon that
important day, and that it shall be our
favored lot to herald the glad tidings
Of q victory Of honesty over corruption,
tidings that shall make the hearts of
true men glad, and bring up before
them visions of Future Louisiana,
blooming as rose in new found pros
perity, and her people rejoicing in the
reign Of peace and plenty.
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NOTICE TO VoTERs!i
- s-ssssss7sss1ssa
parh 4 Acenaion.

|NoTIcE i lreby gsen to tho qualided
IN vof11s ct Tie pari1h Of Ascension thsf
IN aceordancB With law md the proclamatio1
If the Governor of the State of Louisiana
an election will be held IN said parish .
which candidates for Presidential Electors
Members Of Congress, and State and pari1z
officers will be voted for, on
NIondsy, November Al, la7a
and that the undersigned has ordered pells
"a IL estabIish0a A6f the convenience 81 -
tora At the following places, and appOfnfeA
the persons named below Commissioners n
Election to sarve - sid polls:
Poll No. ],
At w. s. Little's store, first ward.
Gomnsissio,sers ri Election-W 8. LITTLE
Joseph Dominique, Samuel j. Mullen
Poll No. 2,
At Port Barrow, second ward.
Commissioners-Henry Cook, Peter Jones.
Justinian Oubre.
Poll No. 8,
At Dnphossa Gregoire,s store, McC all Bru- &
lee third ward. &H
s COMMITS Curse, Manuel
Montecino, Adam TrOppe.
PoLL Nog4,
At tbs Court House, in the town. Of Don
Con-. 'Gomnis sioners- Joseph Billeisen,. Henry
w. Miller, Frederick Fobb. - Z
Poll No. 5,
At the Ferry-house, opposite Donald
sonville, fifth ward. sSs s.s8 $500
Commissioners-R. n. Chapman, Aler. i.
Landry, Gloster H. Hill.
Poll No. 6, ].
At Linwood place, sixth ward.
Characterization. Allen, John Graves.
BENJAMIN Gibson. 81
~ t< pnrr No s}:sssssss
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

The Science of Health for November
has rich table of contents. Among
the interesting articles are, Popular
Physiology, illustrated; Dragged to
Death, by Howard Glydon; Physical
Culture; Dislocations, with illustra-
tons; An interesting article on the
different Medical Systems; Intelligent
Cookery; Offensive Breath, and how
to make it Pure; The use of Oatmeal
for Human Food, and how to Cook it !;
Something about sundry Humbugs;
The Cure of stammering; Women
Physicians in England, with rich mis-
cellaneous matter, which is full Of use
full hints on Health, making the No.
worth many times its cost; only 90
cents, or for the year, So. The pub
Usher offers the last three numbers of
this year, on trial, for IS cents. Ad-
dress 5. r. Wells, 359 Broadway, New
York.
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DE IL 8 ON Il CO.,
the celebrated clothiers, announce the
Introduction Of plan of ordering cloth
ing by letter, to which they call your
special attention. They will, ON appli-
cation, send you their improved apd ac-
curate rnles for Self-Measurement, Illus
trated circular and Price list, with full
line of samples from their immense stock
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, &c, &c, thus en-
abiing parties in any part of the country
to order clothing direct from their house,
with the certainty of receiving garments
OF the very latest style and most perfect
fit attainable.
Goods ordered will be sent by express
TO De paid for on delivery, with the un.
derstanding that if not satisfactory thew
can be returned at Ticknor's expense.
As is well known throughout the South
and West, they have for II years Elk.
CELLED in all departments Of their
business, which is guarantee as to the
character Of the goods they will send
out.
Your orders are solicited, and when in
st. Louis you are invited to- call at the
extensive establishment of Ticknor &.
Co., manufacturers and retailers of men
and boys Clothing and Furnishing goods.
ool and COB North Fourth Street. St.
Louis. Mo- Boys clothing speciality.
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$50 Raw,ardi.

r OST--On Monday last, in Donaldsonyille
II or ON the road to Palo Alto pIatatiou, =
CLUSTRE DIAMOND PIN, shape Of the
letter c, set in platina back and pure gold
The above reward will be given upon de-
livery of pin at the CHIEF office or 10
l. Il. WOODS. 5;
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26


The frauds committed by the Cam
eron-H artranft ring at the recent Penn
sylvania election have been proven of
much greater magnitude than we
were at first disposed to believe. From
clear evidence published in the lead
ing newspapers it is probable that
the total majority of $4,000 votes
were the product of thieyery and cor
ruption. Buckalew voters were in
Inundated and refused the privilege
of voting, the police and U. S. Mar
shals aiding and abetting imported
New York repeaters, and the Com
missioners of Election stuffng ballot
boxes almost without stint. The ex-
posture of these frauds is chapter of
shame and degradation to the Ameri-
can people and the Administration
which they tolerate.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

An exchange calls attention to the
fact that according to the Constitution
of the State neither VIM. Pitt Kellogg
or c. c. Antoine are eligible to the
positions to which they aspire. Ar
ticle SO of the Constitution says: "No
member of Congress or any person
holding Office under the United States
government shall be eligible to the Of
fee of Governor or Lieut.. Governor"
AS Kellogg is a United States Sena-
tor, whose term does not expire until
March 3rd, 1873, and Antoine is an
employee of the Custom House, the
inquiry naturally arises among the
uninitiated, "What are they going
to do about it." The answer is, they
will resign their Federal positions if
elected to the State Offices.
It is not the election of Mr.. Kellogg
as Governor OF Louisiana which we
fear, when we oppose the triumph of
the Republican ticket, but it is the in
duction into power of the Antoine ele-
ment-the element of ignorance and
corruption, that has been the curse
of our State heretofore and brought
her to the verge of bankruptcy and
ruin. We can trust Kellogg. and
really believe he would make good
Governor, but In such as Antoine we
repose no confidence, and regard their
elevation to power as disastrous to
the State and her people.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26
! For District judge.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce that j. X.
GAUDET, Of St. James, has consented to be
y candidate. for the Office Of Judge Of the
Fourth judicial District, composed of the
parishes OF Ascension, St. James, st. John
be supported ut the next November election
without distinction Of party, race or color,
by the r.. PEOPLE.
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$5ro $40 r Kz5 Rax; 4 niI s's.,.

es Of working people, of either sex, young or
old. make more money at work for us in
any thing else. Particulars free Address
g. Stinson Il Co, Portland, Maine. nIIy
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ADvERTISEMENTs.

TOEI s ALE.
n
One Hundred Vacant Town
Lots in Donaldsonvi11e.
embraced in the % Maginnis tract" and stu
ated between Claiborne street and the Rail
road.
For further particulars apply to
o19-4t R,N. SIMS.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

lrespectfnlly announce myself candidate
for election to the Office which now hold
Sheriff of the pafish Of Ascension.
st t 5-tA fstsf g. KLINE.
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cation. Headed by the band, the peo-
pie formed procession and marched
to the barbecue grounds, quarter Of q
mile distant, where they were RECALLED
with a repast of fresh bread, we'll,
cooked meat and good wine, spread
upon long tables neatly covered with
white cloth. Separate tables for the
ladies were spread, and they were
none too commodious for the large
number of the fair sex present. After
dinner the crowd began gradually to
dispense and lessen, but it was mig hit
fall before all had left the scene of the
days entertainment.
The band, accompanied by the
speakers and other gentlemen, rode
over to Mr.. V. P. Landry's, six miles
distant, to attend a ball at that gen.
tleman.s spacious ball room, stopping
on the way at Mr.. Felix Reynaud's,
where they were regaled with light
supper.
There were nearly two hundred
people, mostly young folks, at the ball,
and dancing was kept up until late
hour. Gen. Thomas and r. n. Sims,
Esq. were called upon, about 9 o'clock,
for speeches, and responded briefly,
receiving lusty cheers in response.
The speakers left at 10 o'clock, to re-
turn home, but the members of the
band remained until 2 O'Clock in the
morning, and then repaired to Mr..
Reynaud's again, where they we're
accommodated until daylight. Max
ing an early start, they arrived in
town at 10 o'clock Friday morning,
and closed their frolicswith an oyster
dinner.
The New River barbecue was
grand success, as all present will tes-
tify.
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Announcement Of Candidates

fAnnouncementau nderathis heading will
be Inserted ut the following rates, payable
iuvaf11hly ii advances: For State Offices, 80;
Congressional or Judicial District offices, SIS;
Pnrish Offices, So.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

Col. John McEnery has won golden
opinions from former opponents by
the noble speeches made during his
recent canvass of the State in
company with Gov. Warmoth and
other distinguished mon. If Mr.. Nc
Emery viii adhere to his promises
and 40 he Is an honorable gentleman
We can not doubt but that he will
his administration of the Executive
OoPaEt0ent Of the State Government
wou4 prove . blessing to overbur-
aeued Louisiana.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

The American people will be glad
to hear the good news from Europe
that the health Of that great champion
of human rights, Charles Sumner, is
improving. Mr.. Summers powerful
aid has been sorely needed in the
present political canvass, and it is to
be regretted that bodily inhrmity
compelled his departure from among
us at such a critical season.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

The editor of the Terrebonne Ban
aer, which il IN O'Conor and Adams
paper, announces that lie is preparing
an article upon what he knows about
the Louisiana penitentiary. We sup
pos be is we'll qualified to write upon
the subject, although he has not yet
told the public how many years ex-
psrience he has undergone.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

The Liberal and Democratic parish
committees in Orleans have placed 2
fusion municipal ticket in the field,
but the Reformers are yet dissatisfied
and adhere to their ticket headed by
Charles j. Leeds for Mayor. The Re-
pnblican ticket has been complete q,
and though not composed Of the strong
est available material in the ranks OF
that party, stands fair show OF sue
cess amid the chickering's and divisions
of its opponents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

n Capies of tie CHIEF may al,eass Be had
q Ne Foet-OGc ard at WiIkinson's Nescs
Iepot, Donatdsoartlk.
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For COngressl,,

For Congress.
I respectfully announce myself as an In
dependent Candidate for Congress from the
Third Congressional District.
.tfts+4t4Y H J. B. PRICE.
St. Nary Parish, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

Gen. Banks says that Greeley will
receive $1,000 more votes in Ohio than
the Liberal State ticket did at the re-
cent election.