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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-19

Prof: Wilcox has now entered upon tho
labors of the tenth year Of his connection
as a;s,l,,e President, dent, with the Homer Masonic
range of studies has been a. extensive as
any institution OF the kind, and the mode
of instruction has been to impart a Thorough
knGwledEe wv Of those studies The discipline
been firm, constant, but parental. The
health Of the pupils has been invariably
good. In confirmation of the above, refer
ence enc . is confidently made to the patrons Of
the institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions are being made to the Boarding
House, 80 that a large number Of pupils can
DO accommodated i'll tho family OF the Pres
iGent.
We, the undersigned, having been &C
4uainted with the workings Of the Institu-
ton during the tinio it has been under the
management of Prof: Wilcox, very cordial
place to send their daughters.
i. \: JONES, w. NJ,
y. WARD, $. W., -
JOHN S. YOUNG, J. W.,
ndJudge Parish Court, e
J. X. RAMSEY, Sec'y,
II. Il. VAUGHN, Treas, y
Rey. J. T. DAVIDSON.
Feby 5, 1872. 20:ly
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loTIH N'ENERY. s. D.
=. q q. II. NycsINFry.

TTORNETS AT Law, Monroe, La.
= practice i'll tho Parish and District
,t,Iris of Ouachita, MorchouSe. Er1nl>lin
'ichland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes
.u tho supreme Court al Monroe, and Uni
"a States Courts. Particular attention paid
:, business III the Land Office department
the General Government. nlItt
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

y So IT A.
Potatoes. Peas, Eggs, Chickens, Butter,
BccswaH. Hides. Tallow, &c, bought and
sold by the undersigned, on Grand street,
near Ma'o Academy. An assortment of
I n III l J Groceri C kept constantly on
hand. TsS- Particular attention paid to
supplying families in town with Produce
from the country. Orders solicited.
TOM RACINE, G Grand Street.
Feb'y Is, 1s73.-ly Monroe, La.
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FASHIONABLE SHAVING SALOON.

L G.. JONSON. Proprietor,
Located on DcSiard street, opposite St.
John, in the ccntre Of the business portion
of Monroe. Shop recently renovated and
we'll furnished. Polite attention and skill
full work guaranteed. Respectable and or
derly customers cordially welcomed. Terms
Cash. Monroe, March ], 1873. tt
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r. r. RICHARDSON. 7. w. MEAGuER
Drs. Richardson .S MenSlaer,
J. CALDERWOOD. DIR. TIIOS. r, AIRY.
Drs. Caal<ter~sootl * iAby.
/. Willis RICIIARDSON. KOBT RlClIARpScI
JAS. y. M'ENEI:i.
ssicnn"lsSOnS 81 IEcE;Hlery.

, rEORNEYS AT Law. Monroe, La,
practice in all tho Parishes of NOrth
i.nulSi,na, in the supreme Court ut Monroe,
lie Federal Courts, and i'll tho Land Office
i,.,r,r; nicnt OF tho General Government.
June -, lS.2 4U-tf
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W. W. FARM EE
Morrison q Farmer.

:, I'TORNE1S AT LAW, Monroe, La,
4 will practice in the Courts OF the Pa
rlsllcs OF Nuachita, Morchousc, Rchlaud
ils,nl>iin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
.'nnrl. and in tho United States Courts.
u Ill also attend to all business intrn$tcd to
ihyin i'll tho state and Federal Land OFFICES
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TARIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.

advertisements will be inserted at one
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"a? space or less), for the first, and seventy
tive cents for each subsequent insertion, for
amy time under one month. For longer
l,.r;Ous as follows:
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'lNENDG his services as Physician and
i surgeon, to the public. He can be found
Upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
r.rc. March IL, 1872. 25-ly
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Cards o! q personal charactei'-when ad-
nissible-will be charged double oar rces-
u!:r advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices Will be
e!!rr.,cd as advert iscments.
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.or one year.
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TT The subscription price of tho TiLE-
GRAPH was reduced from five to JOMr dollars,
bat Subscribers paying IN adrance have uni
furmly been allowed Il discount of one doud''.
Subscribers delaying payment one month
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rule.
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0UACIsiTA FEMALE ACADEMY,
/! BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Young Ladscs,
MONROE. la

MONROE, LA.
Tho session OF 1S72-'73 will commence on
Monday, tho I'd day of September.
Mrs. II. w. benton, Principal, and IN
structress of the Primary Department.
THos. o. BENTON, Esq, Instructor Of the
Academic Department..
--------, Instructrcss OF French,
and assistant in tho English branches.
Mrs. l.. w. WEDDELI, Instructress OF
Music.
Miss MS. .PI1pPEN, Instruct ross in Draw
ing, Painting in wafer colors or oil, ON
broidery and fancy needle work.
TERMS (PAYABLH MONTHLY:
rriinary tlasses................... $500 per mo.
Mludle - .....-........... 400 -
Academic - 500
French 90 ....,,,,,, 800
MuSic( with use ofinstrument) GOO i"
Board, including washing,
lights, &c......................... 1000
drawing, Painting, &C., at teachers
chlrSeS. Aug. 26, 1872. 20-tf
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st. Louis now has a population OF
over ago, 900.
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MONROE SALOONS.
NE;KINNh.s SALOON,

NE'KINNA.s SALOON,
Nt DEsIA sTRE EFT
iorposite !:ndoln's Livery Stable
Nj o y r o T, L A.,
Is kept well supplied with the best wines
and liquors and favorite brands OF cigars.
Polite nttcntion and good order guaranteed
April 10. 1871. n3O-Sm
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TUST RECEIVED
100 Barrels OF Cape Lime;
50 Barrels Of X. .. Meal;
5000 Pounds Of Bacon;
10 Barrels OF Pork.
4s:tf I.e. sANDaes
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EDUCATIONAL.
EOOOA TOTVNI.
HOMEIe MASONIC
EIi NJ A LIE COLIHGH,

The exercises OF this Institution began on
the first Monday. in. September last.
Tho scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each-first ending
the last of January; the second the last OF
June.
FACULTY:
L. F.WILCox, President, and Prof. Of Latin
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss \. CALHOUN, Teacher in Mathematics.
Miss L. TAGaAET, Assistant in Literary De-
partment.
n. "A. BARBE, Prof. Of Music and French
Miss NJ. NJ. WILCOX, Assistant in Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tut
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, English....S3,S 81 and $500 per mo.
instrumental Music, with use
of instrurne mt .......... ............ 800
Extra lessons in Vocal Music. 400
trench.................. ................ 200 ''
Drawing ............................... $50
Board, exclusive OF washing,
lights, and articles for toilet,
II paid in advance, for each
SESSION. ............................12.J0
II not so p;.Id........
incidental, per session on............ 100
The sun., 1873-09-04

The iucnnblc insolcncc of the ph.lad,l-
phia District Attorney in refusing to give
answers to officials inquiries which, If he
were innocent, could not crimindtc hin,
and the silence OF the Philadelphia press
compel us to pursue our inquiries. Philh-
dclpha VIII find them pertinent and thank
us. Let us see upon what food tnis
ANroNY Omuch more than C.tsAW feeds
that he has grown So bold.
WILLIAM B. MANN has been District At
toruvy since the spring of 1851 with the
cN,cptiou % the period from October
leC-, to October isl. lu thit interval hr
was however, counsel tor the BROOKS
assassins and the WALruS Mhi-ioy lhn-.
lie has thus been la office. H. near - may
be. sixteen years, curing winch time lac
has reccived-most of II paid 10y the pub
lic-SIlG,00O, OF IN average of S2G,OUn year,
thus distributed: Criminal fees, $4,000;
tavern licenses, $1,000; insurance lie, nsrs,
$4,000 In former days the office never
was worth more than oue-thild Il this sum.
But in May, 1851 u Democratic Legislature
doubled the fees. This, with some allow
auce for increase Of business, accounts for
the difference. These enormous pcrqu
Sues UluNt llllH bliit tlll ~ -NNh NNl'''i''i ~
KEMuLE's bank. aud require hun to he on
the best and most friendly relations with
the City Treasurer, whether II be MARCuR,
whose pardon, we note, Judge LUDLOW
recommended. or WIDENER, whose vica-
rious dcinquencics Judge LUDLOW con-
dones. aud with the state Treasurer.
whether it be kEMBLE or MAcKEY.
Here is speoin official and financial
rinI ot the most perfect continuity. Is IL
then tu hc wondered at TINT Mr.. MANN at
any risk stands Ivy his closest fiicnd, Tia"
CITY Treasurer? Philadelphia warrants
for school teachers and such small folk are
sometimes ut "A discount. but never ia"
District Attorneys. lie is pad on d.
mnud. lie has pretty good bill to collect
/ lust now according to the proscntincnt
/ about S2.7O0; AMI us according To Judu'
| LUpLow they were prison cases, the public
/ fgats the h.ll.
/ Hence il was most inopportue for Mr..
| NICHOLAS RirrESuor~E--a Philadelphia
uld-fashionrd name If ever there was one
most mopportunc tor HIM and his fellow
Jurors to ask Mr. MtNN about the condi-
ton of the city treasury and the stealing
| of Mrs. pARkII,'s BONDS. For the next 'tN
weeks the treasury needs rcposc. Tie
election l. near at hand, and WmrNrR j. q
candidate. II would hc awkward t. have
Mis-. lamar JOHNSON aud lIcr treasury pal
tried lust now. Even that mcrcinIl Iuris
consult fudge PEUCr, could hnrdly save
them. 1t would never do tor the fact e
come out that notorious thieves have tn
run OF the Philadelphia treasury, and tina
h,f'bptc is the order OF the day.
Hence the contlmncy and carontery o
the District Attorney are perfectly com
prchcnsihle, and his was u nastcrlv move
m,ut when hc got ahead of the Grand In
quest and persuaded Democratic ,ludg
10 come 10 his rescue.
The sun., 1873-09-04

was suicide; by the hands of others II u
was n murder. II was in evidence thnt
KELSEY was terribly infurated against MS
a>sailauts-as he naturally and Justly must
have bcon-and that he threatened ven
gcncc against them. T1c wcigiis on Hc
body trcrc dhrcd to it for their benefit. Is
il prot dblc mat KELSEY, burning wih Hcr-
pIcSSibic dni critHguishdbic rdyC against
his foiwcrioiy. woWd, IN taxing his otrn
nc hare 0d"picd mis- most cfccftrc precdu-
uoa a. concca hc proof Of hctr crime 7
lie did not commit suicide.
He Wa~ murdered.
who murdered himl
some of the prominent citizens of Hun
tington according To the testimony of
others and to their own admissions, were
present AZ the tarriug and featherng. Does
any one doubt that they had Il hand IN ~
And rs they, aud they only, had any
known motive to murder him, To be found
iu the nee, ssity to them of suppressng his
threatened testimony against thcm-us
they and they only are shown to have
been sufficiently his enemies to intlict upon
him outrage. and torturcs ut the bare
mention oi which humanity revolts-is 1t
plODUlIt luit bh'g HNi Ho pun i'i hi' "N
sas>iuatiou;
one ding is certain ne gldu Of his b'ood
r,sts upou them for il he committed sui
cidc they drove him to IT.
But il he had committed suicide, would
not the boat which he must have taken
have been missed from her fastening, and
been found floating the next dnyp Yet we
hear of no boat being either missed or
found; while there is positive testimony
that two men were seen to 20 out that night
III boat. carrying n large bundle-now be
lieved to have been kEISEY's body-and
to have returned III her without the par
eel.
We have read all that has been said 10y
the suspected persons. but we do not see
in it any thing to remove the grounds ~
suspicion-we might almost say of
convictIun-a against them. one Of them
we believe is stll IN this city He
meets tie accusation in n triling
manner. and goes on rs cavalierly H.
ever to note down his sales OF tape or
rcd flannel. lie had the motive of bitter
jealousy toward X EIsEY, and he has since
married the young lady, who was too
]
had conduct toward her To- n court, hut
was not too modest to 20 out with her
/ lover aud look upon his unsuccessful com
pctitor for her hand, stripped 10 the skin
| and hcsmenrcd with blood, tar, and
feathers. all on her account Well, what
| ever She may know, her marriage has AT
/ least closed her lip us witness against
| her husband.
How is whatever remains OF mystery
/ about thi, dreadful crime to bc cleared rp
| How is the murder to be nlly proven
Arrests should b. made without further
delay. There are too many implicated foI
them All much longer to keep the horrible
secret. Some one will turn states cvi
dencc. and to save himself, tell the whol'
story and expose all the rest. Who Will dc
this Every ono will he afraid to wait, f"
fear that some other may yet the start -
him; and it may be that it il only for TIA
District Attorney 10 determine WHOM
among them he will accept.
The sun., 1873-09-04
coyrR.CroRs UNDER ARREST.
A Lesson tor Huiiders who Care for Nothing
hni lie NnnrN they May Mnkc.

.I.I.- TnT
Lesson 'ot "u""''N W." -, -,
h"' w" N"n'' lucy '""' ' a.
The inquest concerning the death OF the
80. t,t. , ,,a ,,,I,, building I'm West
eight Nc'hS ~ ''e '"''
Eleventh street was resumed yesterday ny '"io-
oner Herman, and some important expert tes-
,t...,. So ,.L.n severul 81 the witnesses
'"''"S ""T W -. a.
were summoned bv Johh W. 'r""'"'"' '"'
huilIcr who has charge Of the alterations.
r, a., ,.llod ,y,a Harry Fernbach the
i"c "'H' INV" -
architect. He testified thht ny request 81 thc
Coroner he had made an examination Of the
,f ~, n,,i,,,,,r, s,nc. tho accident. The
walls {" 'ne ""'"'"- ' - .,,
damage was nanifestly occasioned pN lhe weak
pess 20 the western wall. During the altera-
:, ., H.. -, 49,, ha,,, hr,ced M all ar the
V'hs II c''"c' ""N wv ~ ~, - -,
braces had been removed 100 soon' Ihe rams
-, -. A.,t,i,,,, ,onbe,vv The channel cut
maze the "u"''.E .p'' 49, ,,'.,...,
for the beams and chimneys audeu 10 the Wcah-
ncss and cnused An inward inclination. When
-. - -, ,,.a-o ,.Len ont the building
the lower pcaths "''0 ' -
collapsed. The calamity might have been aNer'ed
II the beams had been replaced by braces as
th'N W'rc 'hh'u "u'' '' ~ '"N"
1. the custom. and should he the law, to brace
-, ..-.-....,t,. I, - ,ha dutv ~ tha
the waits tNohtuiN' II - wv N"'' - NV
builder to -@e that IL Is lbUe.
Mare EidlitX, drChitcct aud builder was heNt
culled he had made survey - the building
4 since the accident The masonry seemed strong.
lie thought the cause uf the accident wts tire
stsciug or 'pringing of the beams owing NE
workmcn walking on them. Inc weather doubt
lcss added to the hstablitN "i the walls me
/ beams were not supported by uprlghts' anu lh =
walking sprung NE walls, ne wet Wall sto'u
The sun., 1873-09-04

At the Vienna Exhibition the Singer re-
cciycd the Medal Of Merit, the Medal of Progress,
and three other medals for superiority of pro-
ductions. These are the highest sewing machine
awards at Vienna The Singer received all the
medals awarded to either OF the competing ma
chimes, ana two medals more than any other OBJ
tanned. Then, IN the name Of truth, what is il
that prompts people to claim recommendations
for the Diploma Of Honort Tho fact Is, no
Diploma of Honor has been given to any Sewing
Machine Company.
But immcasurahly more valuable II the worlds
award rs shown by salcs-proNcn 10y sworn re.
turns to the owners # the principal sewing ma
chine patents which last year amounted to two
hundred and nineteen thousand seven hundred
and hfty eight Gl9,ij,l machines, nine out Of ten
of them being Tor family use. This Is over i5,OOJ
more sewing machines than were sold 10y any
other company during the same period, aud
over uue-quartcr Of all the machines sold IN
1872. These enormous salos are owing to the
long csted merits of the Singer machines, which
meet the wants of the public In superiority and
simplicity of construction, and oapab,liY for
great variety and excellence Of work. That the
users of sewing machines ind these desirable
qualities In the singer beyond all others, Is
shown by the sales above given, aside from the
awards Of International Juries, either at home
| OF abroad.
The sun., 1873-09-04
B4TTLE ~ THE AIR.
Terrific Combat Rerwecu Two Rocky Noun
tain Eagles.
From me Virginia CitD HpHhiHtH,


There was n terrific battle between two
large brown engles In the vicinity of the lakes
above Nlra.ua on "Wednesday evening. Mncn
other at an altitude uf perhaps threc-tourthS al
q mile. and seemed on "A sail for pleasure. Pres
emily tho uppCrmOst bird, closing its broad
wings, shot downward like meteor for two or
three hundred feet, and with wild, piercing
scream lit fairly upon the back Of the other bird,
Turning with the rBpidity Of lightning the vic
tim Clutchcd lts adversary with thioBs ana hehK,
and fierce struggle ensured. The savage wells the
striking Of huge wings, ana showers ot iHilll n
feathers gave unmistakable evidence of the ie-
roCltY with whl h the contest was waged.
As they fought they fell earhwdrd, and when
within five hundred feet of the ground thci
became dsentnngled, and each swOuued up
ward again. Now followed an Interesting trial
as to which should first gain sufficient attitude
to make another plunge. the circllng ol the
smaller bird was rapid and close, while that
of his antagonist was made with greater limits,
and his ascension WAS quickest acr"lupllshcd'
The largest eagle was soon fully Onc-halt mile
high, and some hundreds of feet above his
victim. Huvering in mid air Tor moment,
a. If making sure of his aim, he again dartcd
with force that seemed sufficient to Kill of
itself, Again they grappled and fought Ike
winged demons whirling, falling, and striking
furiousy for two or three minutes. They were
now near the largest Of the lakes, and gradually
descending to the water. The struggles Of the
smaller became less and less fierce; he was get
ting weak, and was evidently nearly yanquishcd,
while his more powerful enemy seemed To wage
the battle with increased yigor.
Another moment and the Conquering mOnarCh h
loosed his hold, and with an exuitant shout Of
victory scared upward, The battle was ended 4;
his prisoner, limp and lfeess, fell into the waters
OF the lake with a splash, and hoated on the sur
face without a struggle.
The sun., 1873-09-04

Fremont campaign onward, the old ar's-
tocratic WING element has played subor-
dnatc role III the Republican party III
Massachusetts.
Now, i'm his canvass for the Republican
nomination ten. BUTLER adrohIN hpp'af
to the plcbcians of the party against the
nristocrats, and calls upon the Free Soilers
and the Aboltiouists to help him upset
the ld-fnshioued Whigism of WEBSTER
and CuoArE ~ now cNcmpliiicd by their
pupils, DAWES AMI lloNW.
II will be interesting to see whether
BrrLER, by arts like these, can carry oil
the prize at the state Convention.
The sun., 1873-09-04
rHE hhr-NoTE SoUNDED.
Democrats Preparing to Make short Work
mtth the iiack-Pny Grubbcrs.


with the iiRck-Pny Grubbrr-.
Tho Democratic state Central Committee
met Yesterday in the ST Nicholas Hotel. Among
the mentors were the Ion. John Fox, ex-Sherr
John Kelly, Congressman Thom1s j. Creamcr,
and Thomas Kin-clla, Justice Thos A. Ledwith,
* Lieut. Gov. Allen C. Beach, Senator Jarvis
Lord Mr.. D,los Dcwof Mr. Joseph Warren,
and Mr.. ". ". Gordon. Among the influential
Democrats who conferred with the committee
were the II Ion. :. G y, A~scmr}meu Barns
and Campbell. Col. John u Van Burcn. Mr. NJ.
~ Northrup Il the syracuse. .t1uricr Col. John
r.. Fellows, Justice E3wari J. shIndlrv. Col.
Thomas Dunlap, Mr.. George Magee. Mr.. George
q Homes and Nr. thurlcs /. Durstuu.
In the absence Of Mr. samuel j. liden, eX-
Lieut. Gov. leach wd- appointed temporary
Chairman. Nil ". ". Gord"n was elected tenn
porary Secretary,
4 resolution to increase The number Of dele
gases tlOn cacu Assembly Distinct 90 the >tate
Convention from one To three created muDh al
cissipn. II was ably adN"c ued hV 'ousres. .ucn
trramcr and kiu-clla, ana nN several "l We
country d,.cslt'-. liJt o." 'ns {" the "lpoSltion
of Mr. john Kelly, ext uu-rt@-utai fUA, a. u
two OF three of the old liners from the rural dis
tric.s, % Wa~ defeated.
4 resolution was JlONted ~ hold the tUnV,u-
ton ia Ctlca on the l,t nt pctOuer
Lx-Ltcut-GoN. Leach, ext nu-rcs s'nan Kin
seiia. ScuItur Lord, ,N-Shcrid John Kcily. and
Mr.. Joseph warren, who " ere appointed tu draft
the call, rcrortod the following
tn neocrac Esng .ri ,5t ect r. r - ne s''G Of Of
pur" nn' e"uom,al .oN,-iu u'' lnur.r ,nr ~
r a'ra an NM c"r,'nn m"h.iIN ana t,',t. .,
tlca 90 'l,.day thc ls daJ q oc.au.. uc>',et Q
and to trlrssct suc1 other business may rropc,b
AlLtN {. BrAcn, Chairman pro TEN.
The members of the committee are confident
that tner party " III succeed IA the coming tler
tricts are alive To the pcrils Uf the hour aud de
teiminod To defeat the back-pay grdbutrs q
The sun., 1873-09-04
Mortgage for Que Hundred Million Dollars.

The mortgage for n hundred million of
dollars executed 10y the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to secure tho bonds issued 10y the
company in order to carry out improvements in
Pennsylvania and other States was deposited on
Saturday in the oihce Of the Recorder Of Deeds
in this city the instrument l. executed In an
artist style of caligraphy, and IL bound in the
finest Morocco leather, II resembles the deed
given by the state t. the Pennsylvania Railroad
COmpauV,
The sun., 1873-09-04

At the meeting Of the Wisconsin state
Convention OF GanEer- resolution wa- offered
ccnsurins Cen. GRANT for the salary steal and
tor signing a hill putting slolW In his own
POCKET. The resolution wls w'hdrtwn on the
ground that the slbiect was covered by one
previously pas ed, winch PLEDGED tho farmer
"to support no man for Once who had received
an advance in salary by the act Of MerchS, 1873.
The sun., 1873-09-04
The SINGER MANUFACTURIso Co.,
81 Union square, New York. Adr.

The Inland Monthly MdgdzinS, published by
Charlotte Smith In 81 Louis credtable specimen of
Western serial literature, The contents
and varied and some of the stories well told, II has
entered s fourth year and enjoys consderable eircu
lztion.
The sun., 1873-09-04

"The Constitution SAYS thni all trials shall
be by jury. aud the accused IL entitled. not to
be first tcon,ictcd by ~ court aud then TO he ace
Quilted by Jury, but 10 be convicted or ac-
auttted ~ THE FIRST INSTANCE by
..... = - -
The sun., 1873-09-04

Messrs. A. J. Bicknell 4 Co. have published
Detdn, Cottage, and Consirucape Architecture. con.
tanning immense number OF architectural designs
drawn with elegance and IN the needfu variety for
practical use II very comprehensive and interest
ing volume, and builders viii doubtless nnd II exceed.
ingly convenient,
The sun., 1873-09-04
A Grave Chnrae Against secretary Rich.
ard, on,

The Secretary Of the Treasury has now,
for more than two months, uycrstated the
amount of coin in the Treasury 10y more than
ten million dollars and that, too, A. we cannot
help susPecing, for the purpose OF assisting IA
gang OF " all strert.guld gamblers,