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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..,
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1872.
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
" CEMBER 18th, the TRAINS on this road will
run follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at a. "
and 2:2o T. NJ, and leave Petersburg at il:2s A. ii
and s:o5 L. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tached. leave Richmond at 4. N. and z. NJ. and
leave Petersburg at 8 80 A. VI. and $3.50 7. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII LEAVE
Richmond and Petersburg ut \. NJ. Returning
leave Richmond and Petersburg al i30 Z. NJ, Instead
of O'Clock. as heretofore.
The 4. VI. TRAIN will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the s:,5 T. n. MAIL TRAIN and $50
A. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the 2:9o p. Al.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk Will con.
Meet III petersburg with the LES a. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover liil Will take the $50
VI. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
aud returning leave Richmond on the same days u
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The 4. VI. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
Lynchburg daily.
PULLMhN'S PALACE SLEEPlNG-CAR viii
be attached TO tie THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
del Ticket and Freight Agent.
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10000 TICKEIS, ONLY So EACH.
The distribution OF GIFTS will take place inme-
dately after the concert on the vast stage OF the
Oper-House. and in full view of the audience, unQcr
the immediate supervision OF the President ana Di-
rectors of the EGe &c rEau Company and the fOl-
lowing distinguished gentlemen, who have kindly
consented TO be present ana see that the gilt5 are
properly distributed rs advertised:
Hon. JOHN Il. LUDLOW. Mayor of Norfolk.
Hon. 4. :. WATTS. Mayor Of Portsmouth
Colonel WALTER Ii. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk.
JAMES G. HOLLADAf, Esq, Of Portsmouth.
Should the tickets I've net all sold when the Concert
comes OIL the presents will he distributed In proper
ton 10 the number sold.
Currcncy-tifts will hc paid In CASH 1T our bank
ng-hOsa, in the city of Norfolk. presentation OF
the tickets entitled thereto. without discount. For
further particulars aud fer tickets, apply tn the n-
dCrSiGned. who alone authorized TO appoint
agents for the sale of tickets.
The undersigned. Directors Of the Nue de fF.au
Company. pledge themselves to the public that the
above Grand Gift Concert shall take place on
THURSDAY. February 10Th, 49, as announced In
above card. the basis Of the original advertise
ment as TO the distribution of gifts.
WIN. LAMB, X. j. NELLY, NJ. PARKS.
V. d. GRoSER, WIN. Fl: WHITE, W. REED,
l.. Ct. GHIO, GEO. W. GRIcE, n. BCRRUSs,
L. {. LINDSEY.
All orders for the purchase Of tickets will meet
with prompt attention.
BURRuSS. SON & CO.,
Banking and Financial Agents,
Vue de i'Eau Company. Norfolk, va.
Agents for the sale of tickets In this city: JOHN
FACE, dr.. Main stree. and Ut Fords Hotel.
il lS-Sa& Tutfell,tdtt ep2O
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A NCHoR LINE STEAMERS. sESsa

IN mESSK1ED
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers Dcpke! 10 and from railway stations
or seapOrts In England Ireland. SCOTLAND. Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France Holland, Bel
GUM. AMI the United States.
Cabin fare from New York 10 London, Lirerpoo
Glasgow, or Derry, by Wednesdays steamer, ga.
BY Saturdays steamer, SIS and 49,.
Excursion tickets, 1920. All payable In currency.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Messina, aud Trieste 10 New York.
Cabin, $40; stcerage. s55. Payable In currency,
For further information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Bowling Green. =. Y, or
j. ". WYATT, Agent,
jys 3Governor street. Richmond, VA. .
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NEW BRICK FIRM.

DISSOLUTIGN.-Th concern Ut II. L.
~ SALnMONSkI 6 CO. Is this day dissolved
and according 10 terms Of contract OF date of April
/. Isl, WILKINSON aud NlTlIEKS. of The firm Of
II. l.. SALUMONsKY & Co., are Tie only parties a-
tnorzcd 10 hanuc. cOnir l. AID settle UP lie bust
I.cs OF said rirm al persons inGcht.d 10 said firm
will Ike notice ..,d trrs only 20 ilknson 4 With
ers. nrt their a,r.n '.uly autheriz'G.
All person., having Claims against said firm OF Il.
J.. S:,ionuil,ky& Co. will present them II NHkin-
son 4 " it!ierS Tor settlement.
II. l.. sALuMONSkY & co.
RICHMOND, VA, February IL, 1873. re l2-3t
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FURNITURE. sc.
DEPARTURES eE sVEAMEKs.

TOR PHIL ADELPHIA ,SFRss
H The steamer j. ". EyEkMAN, 1890
Captain PLhTT. will receive freight for the above
port Till THURSDAY the 18th instant ut l. O'Clock.
Freight taken for all parts OF Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. and Delaware, also for Norfolk, Dos
ton. and New Orleans at low rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
staterooin, S. W. T. POR1 Err, Agent,
fe l2-2l No. 2423 Dock street.
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OFFICE OF POwHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY,t
September 2lst, 1877. !
NONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTHirrsnr
" by this line are hereby notified that 70
Steamers unless novel within twelve hours after
arrival, will bc stored 1T their risk and expense
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, aud
SATURDAYS at O'Clock y. NJ.
seq WILLIAM z. BRETT. Agent.
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YisHE LARGEST BLANK-BOOK AND
Il pAPER-BOX MANUFACtOkY SOUTH OF
PHILAiEL PHlA.-The undersigned have this day
formed co-partnership under the hrrn-uame adj
style of SIMbNS Is BIRMINGHAM TOR the manu-
fact.lrr of BLANK BOOKS ana PAPER BOAES
The business will be carried on ut No south
Twelfth street, corner Main.
WILLIAM E. SIAiOSS,
w II. tPeterl KEIN1EGHAM.
RICHMOND. VA, January ]. 1873. ~ la-Sm
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TOR NEW YOkK.-The Old >o>EE@sss,

TOR NEW YOkK.-The Old .q>FE@@sns
Il Dominion Steamship Cos: pany's ele- s.sy4sassess
CANT side-wiieei Steamship ~ ID DOMINION, Cap.
ar o'clock 7. NJ. Freight received until p. NJ
Through bills Of ladipg signed aid goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points. north, soutbi
east and west. Close connections made with Cunnrd
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; BteeIiSe, So; round-trip
tickets, $40. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT Agent,
fe l2-3t No. 3 Governor streer.
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DURE MOUNTAIN RYE WHISkEY
from FOSTER & CO.'S formerly stuart's) dis
tery, at EoscbanEs, Augusta county, Va, for sale
to the trade ut distlIcrI' lrlces by
i. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole Agent,
fe3 1l3 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC ROUTE, December l6, 1872.
I'M AND AFTER De GENDER Is, 1872,
W mail trains on this road will run follows
Up DAY MALL, Gfd rail anu steamer, leave
Byrd-Strect station T. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL, rim rail alone, leaves Byrd
Street station a:iOP II. except on sundays.l
DOWN DAY MAIL. rim raii and steamer, ar
rives at Byr,l-Street station ate L. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT NAIL. rid rail alone, arrives al
Byrd-Strcet stalen, 4a0 4. NJ. Except on Mon
BOW ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives ii
diys.J f. r. ID. MYERS,
de IL Genera! Superintendent.
THESAPEAkE AND o II 10 RAIL
" RUAD.--On and after September goth PAS
SENGEK TRAINS will leave Richmond as fol-
lows:
sss A. M-MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting 1t GordoEs
vile with the Orange, Alcxandria aud Manassas
train for Washington ard North, and LynchburE
az; p. M-ACCOMMoDATION TRAIN texcep,
Sunday for GOrdonsyilc, arriving Ut sls T.. NJ.
This train connects at Gordonsvtile win tne nlgnt
road for LYNCuBURG and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold " I'LL points
Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from BivcrDnn!, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Aut*crp, Hamburg, llavrc. Rotterdam,
bergen, Copenhagen, and Gobenburg, to al points
on this road can be bought Of the General Ticket
Agent 1T Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained ut the Com
pony A. Ii. PERRY. General Superintendent.
JAMES F. NETHERLASp, General Ticket Agent.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.

T AW CATALOGUE.-RA d
IL ENGLISH have just printed catalogue (which
will be sent to any address, containing list Of all
the NEW LAW BOOKS published.
4 large OK Of STANDARD LAW-new and
old-always on hand.
All books of value are received as soon Us pub
lished. ANY book in print will be supplied at short
notice.
fe S.,tsw f31s MAIN STREET.
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ssISsNESS CHANCES.

IGOR SALE. Il No. HORSE, TOP Or
y BUGGY. and SIT OF HAHNESS.-<f2
". II. ALLISON.
fl. ,o-6,x 1870 Cary street.
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TANAWHA SALT.--We beg. to an
IN nounce to the trade Of Richmond that we have
been Amounted cns here for the sale of the cele-
h1.siei snow tIilr Salt Works. We will keep OH
hnd a constant supply and will fill orders at the
lowest price The first freight train from the West
will bring us shipment of SALT: M
fn a. /. SloA Ed AZ W.
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THERE Is ONLY ONE REAL,
"a RELIABLE
SEWISG-MACHINE,
and that Is sold
at the
WILCOX & GIBBS OFFICE,
10 NINTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
lno !o-dsw&wl
RAILROAD LINES.

Ea "a l sSg Sg z;:::s-l -
~ 81
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NATIONAL LINE OF +@fA
~ STEA MSHIPS. s.NaESS
WEEKLY TO QQEENSTOWN AND hlyEE
POOl-FORTNI TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT.

From Piers Nos. ~ and Al North river.
These steamships are the LARGEST ~ THE TRADE
Cabin D3SSage.. 80 uIlu Soo, cuEieESJ
Steertge cun,lsn.!'
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, 80, cur.
rency.
For further information apply at the Company
office, No. 90 broadway,
'''~' i. ". j. HURST, Mau5gcr,
orto JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
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State of Louisiana.

Parish Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Court E.,,-,,
Ward. : ~ ~
faul hodrigues Is. No. 1873, Eulalie Domineo
ny virtue and in obedience to a writ of :
H.. "a: dated December Il, 1879, and to o. me -,
hoporabln m = me aooge entitled case by the
Peace, have seized and viii Offer fa u Inc me
d. PUBIC auction, at the Court House Of the
PARISH IN the town Of Donaldsonville. on ''''
Saturday, the 18th day Of
January, 1873,
a a. III O'clock A. NJ. the following described
Maginnis' & tract.v in tho go. si.uated on
sonylie on Division street, between cah nala
a d and Houmas streets, near the ra;,saa5
aeRo IT., TO satisfy the Judgment and caats -
Terms cash. ASS.
af'sn OF Ascension, December IS. 'is7S
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Corporation Notice

\ nc conformity with the ordinances ~ -,
.,, Town OF Donaldsonville I VII, -. .! the
hnDilc sale to the highest and la"t h;3 91ef a,
.IE COURTHOUSE, in the town Of n""a dsl, a.
- Thursday, January End, 1872. /.
aaa ~ O'clock 9, A; NJ, for the term If
The farm Of the Mapk e1ify, 1879: ~
dues; Ae' house and market
r;g The farm farm of the Mississippi Rive, p..,
re p nao% Of the Wharf Landing due.
soGa and sufficient security i; e sn, aotes with
SAC action Of the Council and s'sao, to the
me order Of the Treasurer @ If ~ nayable to
inenadsoavle at his Office t tns Town ct
slst Tan, maturing respectively we've equal
S AZ. April 3lst May, Both Jnna '. sa. March,
soth November and sssP[ st slst October,
t Searng eight per cent per annna, ias and
ir9 Raa maturity until final parman4 n interest
v; nes,des which, they shall ltf s,sa;..
+, one hundred dollars, for thy N the sum
iofmance Of their duties a rs. sne faithful per-
Donaldsonv;,1e NJ y. KLINE, Treasurer
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. Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, who held
the position Of Vice-President of the
Southern confederacy during the late
unpleasantness, advises the people OF
Louisiana not to resort to violent OF
Illegal means to install McEnery as
Governor, but to leave the matter to
be settled by the courts. Mr.. Steph-
ems defends the position taken by
President Grant with regard to the
louisiana contest as the only proper
one to be assumed by him under the
circumstances. Can not some of our
brethren 'a Of the Fusion press, who
are etfervescing with indignant rhet-
ORIG over the situation, learn little
wisdom from the Southern big gun
editor and simmer down.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

It is a curious fact that the anti
Republican candidates i'll Arkansas
are about instituting the same sort of
proceedings before the q. s. Circuit
Court for that state, for the purpose
OF preventing their opponents from
getting the Offices, as were er.ered in
the Court in this State by Mr.. kellogg.
II the Arkansas Judge decides the
same way Judge Durell did, what a
discerdant sound will the cry Of
Louisiana Democrats against 'Fed-
eral .asurpstion" become to the ears
q Tier brethren in Arkansas. It
makes al the difference in the world
*swhose OK is'gored"- in matters like
this.
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A POINT TO BE CONSIDERED.

A POINT TO BE UONSlDERED.
Che Nsw York Tribune .nd sim are
in Asorry mnddle, for two sush able
journals regarding Louisiana affairs,
and their illogical logic excites the
surprise and impotence of even the
comparatively insignificant CHlEF. =
Both the great New York Journals
mentioned cry out against the inter-
ference of a federal court in the State
election quarrel as ! gross and dan
gerous inroad upon the liberties of
the people, and contend that the set
Element Of the contest should have
been left to the State courts alone.
The abstract principle our two "big
brothers" Of tho press advocate is an
excellent one, but can it be that they
are ignorant of the fact that Governor
Warmoth set the power Of the State
courts at defiance; that he directed
the Judge of New Orleans District
Court to be forcibly displaced from the
bench for giving q decision adverse to
the political interests of the Chief Ex-
ecutive, and that he refused to recog-
nize the mandate Of the Supreme
Court reinstating the Secretary Of
State who had heen removed from Of
fee by his Executive order, because
that mandate would invest the re-
instated Secretary with the powers
of q Returning Of6ceri
With the highest State judicial au-
thority trampled upon by the Execu-
tive, where were we to look for pro-
lection from whatever violation of law
it might occur to Gov. Warmoth to
commit if not to the strong arm of the
Federal Government s..-.
Come now, Messrs. Reid and Dana,
consider this point calraly, and then
discuss the Louisiana question with a
little more justice and moderstion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
REMoDELED.-S. S. Wood 1.-THE foun.
derand editor of this popular monthly
now in its twelfth volume), makes the
following announcement Of his policy
for the new year: tAz =.
At the commencement of our mag
azine we had no idea of confirming our
selves the use of orr ginal matter; but
we finally yielded to the advice .oi
literary friends, used no selections
and announced a series of eighteen
800 prize stories which were continued
regularly for as manv months. In
addition to paying the highest prices
for other contributions, we called to
our editorial aid some of the best lit
erary talent i'll the country. And yet
We have not been able to get the I" or
iginal" material necessary to make
the work satisfactory. Hence we have
remodeled the magazine in accordance
with our original plan, and shall
henceforth avail ourself of selections
from foreign books and periodicals.,
and present the cream of the best
thought concerning the subjects treat
ed. t- ,,5 90.
The January number now ready,
contains the following articles: One
Cause of Trouble, by Gail Hamilton ;
GATHERINGS Christmasses, by Harriet
Prescott Spofford; Cooperative Sto-
res, by Sidney Hyde; Good Cheer,
by E. d. Rice; General William Writ
Colby, by Rebeeca Harding Davis;
Reading Aloud; Song of the sordid
Sweetheart; The. Rooster Picked
Wife; The Law Of Courtship; The
House of Mourning; Agostina, the
Maid of saragosa; Story of the Sand
Man; Peace on Earth; Peep: A Frag-
ment for the Young; Forfcits; The
Spider and the Flea; Editorials, in
Guiding: Remodeling, Holiday Greet
ings, Literary Review, Fashions,
Housekeeper, Sense and Nonsense,
and Love Thoughts of eminent per-
sons. .........-
Price One Dollar year. Send for
specimen copy which will be mailed
free.
Address s. S. Wood & Co.. New
burgh, N. Y. .-
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THE EDUCATIONAL PROSPECT,

TIE EDUUATlUNAL PkOSPEUT.
Hon. VIM. G. Brown, the recently
elected State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Education, has entered upon the
discharge of the duties of his Office,
and assumed the grave responsibility
Of directing the system devised by a
Republican Legislature for the educa-
ton Of the youth of Louisiana. We
have waited with some concern for
the first official action that would
seem to indicate Mr.. Browns future
course, for we were anxious to know
whether he was likely to continue the
excellent application Of the school
law inaugurated by his predecessor,
or branch off into some new theories
that would prove inimical to the cor
ner stone of our liberties and prosper
ity-education of the rising genera
tion.. We felt relieved when We
learned that the new Superintendent
had expressed a determination to re-
tain as his assistant Mr.. NJ. G. Cole,
the gentleman who occupied the same
position under Mr.. Conway, former
Superintendent. To Mr.. Coles great
ability and indefatigable energy is
due much of the success achieved by
Mr.. Conway in his administration Of
the school laws, and Mr.. Brown will
have in him an invaluable adviser
and assistant.
With liberal minded Republican
journalist at the head Of the educa-
tional bureau, and an experienced
Republican educator to counsel and
aid him, the prospect Tor a benefcent
administration Of the educational de-
partment OF the State Government is
indeed encouraging.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Advices from New Orleans, both of
a public and PriYte nattre, lead us
to believe thata determines effort will
be made in sthatscity onsthe second
Monday of this month to install Mr..
McEnery as Governor of the State by
armed force. We should be indeed
sorry to see such a thing attempted,
but if any Of the people Of New Or
leans suffer themselves to be inveigled
by politicians into the gross violation
of law and order, we hope they will
be so roughly handled by the United
States authorities that they will learn
q useful lesson for the future. Any
resort to mob violence win rebound
to the certain defeat of the party en-
ploying it, and all those who desire
the success Of Mr.. McEnery would do
well to consider the fact coolly and
govern themselves accordingly.
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State Of

Parish Court-Parish of Ascension.
succession OF Giemence Leblanc, Widow
Paul Dugas.
WHEREAS, on the 3lst day of December
tion in i the a Lsse . plsas filed an applica
administrator of the succession Of tbo leu
Widow Paul Dugas; - '''0 1''e
:. Public notice is hereby given to all whom
1t may concern, to show cause. if anv tha .,,
nave OF can, within ten DAYS from This no.
Ilce, why the said application should not he
By order Of said Court. -;.+
r. IN faith whereof witness my seal q
IL ~ once and Official signature, parish Of
as Clerks office, this the 3lst
DAY OF December, A. d. 1879.
). d. CANTEY. Clerk
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

'.sAh the New Orleans daily papers
except L'Abeille have. reduced the
price of single copies to five cents.
The subscription price of the Repab-
ssoas is changed from $40 to sl2 per
annum, and that of the Times from
GIG to Oh. This is a step in the
right direction. There is no good
reason why New Orleans papers
sloald be dearer than those of the
other large cities. 3h- -.t+.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

One Of the finest pictorial illustra-
tions we. have seen for a long while
Is the view Of the burnt district of
Boston given on a supplement to
tnaHk Leelie's Illustrated Newspaper.
Of December 26th. This splendid pic
ture is furnished to subscribers free
Of extra charge, and is itself worth
the price Of . years subscription.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

The Lyceum Hall Legislature will
assemble I'M New Orleans Monday,
but whether it will be permitted to con-
tinue its session in contempt Of the
order Of Judge Duren's Court is a
question that must be settled by future
events.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04
Notice to the Puhlio

/ beg leave to inform the publip 60
patrons generally that now = the - I
subscribe for their favorite resdinx 49,
for 1873, and that / am prepared to rslin
subscriptions, singly on in clubs, u -
ers' lowest prices. Samples Of IN pil1
tons can be seen by calling Is ths ~
Ascension News Dcnof.
Cabahanosse street, Donaldsonville, f.
w. G. WILKINaor
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

The CHIEFS favorite candidate for
the u 8. Senatorship is Hon. Michael
Hahn, ex-Gov. Of the State, and now
member Of the House. of Representa-
tires from st. Charles parish. After
him, Hon. P.sB. s. Pinchback, a col
ored man, Acting Gov. of the State,
and Congressman at large elect.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Tells Aonthly Magazine is the title
of a new publication that has reached
us from Philadelphia. This magazine
is an illustrated review of literature,
science and art, conducted by L. De
Collange, LID, and published by
T. Ellwood Zell. The January num-
Der is on our table, neat in its get-up,
rich in contents, and fully equal in
every particular to any Of the first
class publications Of it's kind. The
subscription price is placed at the
very low figure Of So 90 per annum,
and sample copies may be had free of
cost by addressing the publisher, T..
Ellwood Zell, Philadelphia, or 5 Beck
man street, New York. sF e.*+- .4s7