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New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
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InE rnsrnN VIA NEwroRT AND FALI nrvER nm

t~t NNAN-. June - - Aue 20. 4nc.@itc al a. N
Fra, ~ 2S. Sorth River loot ri Murray ST.
THI WDKLD-RfNCN SID -rEAMLhS
iSTpI AND PRDN inENrE,
Ca,r A d. sIMsTGNG cart NJ SIMMONS
WALLS BANps ENGAGED FoR THF SEASON.
The mos; rect Taugon MiddieOoro. Plymouth
Rev ScioId Mar;aas Nncy ard. Nin1,ket tapf cod th'
WHIT MOI NTAIvs, and al principal points IN New In
CLAM ami iit Provinces
For taterooms apply a. ga Broawav Broad
NAY cprrr Tlsy tlrd-si. Court ST. EIl Oyn. az The
ollce on c rl,r aud al Inciai Ticsc' )hces
the city borden LOWELL Agents
GEORGE T. CONNOR, Gen Ta.s Agent e. : 3 90.
EhIGH Valley RAILkJAD-SI MNER
II AtKA VDt-I MS M -, iSs5.-Depois loot of
lsorsan m AMI !. -hfOs-csEts.
biOa m tsa trou-@l f1mIa a'DTl ing az NeMarket
Bound r. "a. PhiNipsurTr I.l+fau Icfhlflrr. = In
town Nllrh t1iunK. Wtis" Havrn, Mhkesnafrr iftfe
and fi4js stations also conn, IL
Win Trans ieplul u rrI-.rss ana foit-fiic
1850 D a. tIa ftr0rgf 20 Punk khaniock stopping 40 The
pfin, pai nlfermelate Stations. This train has tnnnct
Lon alsc for MahanOy CITY Hazlet,n, heading i".is
vile. and Harrisburg
lae stations.
ESQ rl Tain Might Express daily for al prnc Il sta
an tHnAroTs With trans fOr itaca. Al 0urf locsief
Buisll, Niagara fail- Suspension r .er dnd zee 30 ~
Pullms Il = -irepng caches atlachft 10 hi tram
kDBEkI D.. rA1 i.k- -uPt anu 1nSlntcT..
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CARATOGA REGATTA


>
PEOPLES LINE.
10Th and an inst enlarged accommodations will ie ~
travelling public by the prniIror Of
r'opl' ino - bl tie add iou an"h,r Llte aud
elegant 90 rurnlg from this 1 ~ AZ ANY
ard NaraN-a io o'r aieroon- All superior comforts 10
the pleas seekers visiting tc springs tue
Rrgafta on Saratoga AXE The steamer T JOY
has cxp.nsYr decorated Gnd improved WiiA special REF
eIencr A.s graz rru1ton L. excursion tickets
Round Lake and return and tn Albany
TIE Company Oce Pier Il Norti
EiNer foot 0f ST
rI'HE FLUSHING. NORTH SHORE. and
I tlNrHAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short roat Babslon Bay shore Iap sayy.e and Pat
chogue
Lac Hunters Posnt 90 o. IA. Babylon train.
Leafe Nuut.l Point $50 a. a.PaichOsuc mail with
ps rioI ottacAol
leave EuuisT Point . 80 p r.paichOgne was train.
Leave Emra 70 bt go ln.-PachOsue expires train,
with Dail0T atts, he'd
leave Hunter Point %" ,. m.-Islp vav train.
For bills AlsO. for
trans o. ami IRON faunsdAe central Fsrk Hyde Parf,
and other stations trybDdir leave NswNork.
VI slip iAsi hiyer 20 minutes ANA oot II hrr
fourthsi i-t IYer - m1t rrvnu- 70 The dep Ture 81
trans ron Iinna Point Ticket sold AMI bas es checked
si and Tfy fourth 81 ores -anisy 1u- leave
Hunters Point COR Great Ne utmpsie Gar isn CITY rsi
choue zad al salign-, al y 30 aid eo Fr
FlIshine olre Point Whfrst"ue ann ali informed ate STA
tiuus. Il. 10 ~, IL 90 aH> a., l1 go ESQ
!. -. BARTON, superintendent
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
"A sct y5EsAap nns DAMIEL = NV az eass and
sS"s :, s, %s- ra' 3 gcr,ss Hcss IN
s's fs1 et. Ssr sse ~cs T" eses West Point
s s sra,Ss r'!p- Tp sr,s f s 20 ound r
~ 80, - --.--------------
NfIZENs' EiNE.- STEAMBOATS, for Troy:
sossss, e s al =, II raNsy hS' S,ss Sxees anu a r &
I o "J 4hFogSs S sSsfc1 eSssrfL 'ssT sspt al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSkf.
u AL RAIL LINE BETwEESNI ZEN, NEw'yohh
c.nr.Alins aSp 52Ss WsSS--ssse aSAMSH+ 1ay ,-4s
s.S TgAiSSw SSdsS Swe saSm W r Amboy sSS, ASoy
Sswau nss,w. % AID 3 eel ,ry ssa = S,r,s River at 7so
ssa. 1850 M lee, s;se s;ser ~
res,eIoss nrnuch a, T.. S. Oh. 1905 a M aSo. ilo
YaTsSr Ass sS Aa6Cy Ss6p Leafs sOa'h A"eO for
MArswAN VIZ e. TaP1 lF1Tios e and MD, trS az
cam. y tiS 1a 6cHs AsnFs 1 SsaS
RE ER1cKER sup't and EHsr
NENTRAI. RAILROAD OF NEW-JEls>El:
ksif'ti:vToWN ITEE 10 TIE wIsT-Passcnser
a. ssa asS ss A. -' tat, 81 sSnis On racb a 4 + al pon Iqnoa
i]n DEL lscs ,dr, ,qs rsh %l f. Is H. ,a T iss va.y
Direct line .burs Pii,sursh :na the West aS' 70
'oa'F"l f''"'' 'sJa ,yls'S NEs ias HGHANaESEST ...
ns Ss. msy "a sS S1sss Sr Esa scihEn ca
town. MSach Chunk, TamaodA Iama"en' "-'"' '''h'i'
a. Train FOR so@erv - and Fcmins'g 6s'9 on viii,
a. ~
Tl.l. lacs. an west T. X 1T, ..~oo,, sr,,.vsl for
gi5 q IN NOsNlNG EXPRESS daily 'eKc'pl NhhlN i",
Fss,on hueu,rsa. Haiseurg ana tAc EST H"h ~ -, ~
oro.rylle f Tfels zion al Iast0n or Mduc lnnh III
,ss rowaudi Nkr-harrp <erucl, Ncp WIN ur"dEh 'is
bsS a ~ az ram for Eastun connects at Phipsbure
tor Lei, i,fT . ,...oo. .u.,t.w,
MWxh a. Naha 10Y ntr, iHIct"I
S1srrt Pcaiing Co4Irbia, Lancaster tihfaA r"'''''
IIafr.hlrg Nt -.. ,,.,r4sa,. D,tb Mauch
la INFgf-- for F--inr lriFhi'ft' bdt"' -H"'N"
MilSt-Iartf. and -era.i.eu
q av Tfaiu fyr iainHch .-a ,ra,cb
. i1s ss.,isn sT nT'D s5 D Asosad E,G S2%
III d, ,r ~ Train or llt ana llvnlhel'u
n n wa Tran bu Sonertiit
55o m fslNIsc ExrHFss. ia ly for EaS"i AleI""
Ntoncl, Chunk Wnkesme, TDWanda Reading ahl hAii'-
,.-..-,.
zoo A. I'd Tram foI Someryl@
h. IA iufel-
d ni-Flr SOlnsryllle
30 % n-Tnr Erson
. 30 % IN " ~ Tran for SGInervile
~ i1s-ein s Y' # $50. lJ G4o 2 70 7i5. as
al, i ln. 20 Ills ~ ID. J.. -, l. ] - .-'.'
..s5 g. . g. Slh l. Al: = A. i, ~ % ~ - ,' %
wv ' ' u. +. RIChfit. oupt and .ng
HPBA. OWN. General Pas ngc- Agent -
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Mclpnrrp.

~~---
Estabtshcd lsal
,,.,w.s . r.sxEx IN srKSHKn 2. rAskEl
AiORRIs, TASKER & Co.
wi PASCAL IRON WORKS
ADSLftYA
TASKEk IRON WORKS.
cAsTlf, DELAWARE
Fifth and rasker sts Philadelphia
peir, and Warehoi .~ No IL tiok--t Ntwtest
Cff.s AID Warehouse, Ma. 80 Oliver si, B,~teu
Manufacturer af Nr.ught esirt Tubes Piih gal
vnnzfsl rubber coated. for ga steam, and wakr
IAP WELDED CH ARrOAL rNpN Boll'Eh Tfn
OIL WELL IL BING An LASlNtt, 80. x.,-. .>-,
GAS ASp STEAM FITTINGS. BhASe NAbNh9 AND
COCKS. -. ..,..
GAS AND STEAM FIrTEIts' TO0Lk
CAST RON Gfs AND WATER PlPL-
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERSr.
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &c.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. &C l...
WE WOULD CALI. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
PATENT yULCANIZED RU bbEh'pAfEb II BE
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

WHITE MOUNTAINS via

Dai from irp, Fer 49, Norn Igtr. al p m connecting
sion Detsn wi the 80 q. NllliG -fJt N4AIN ~
PBns>. Ncw and y, CANT ,I,wins-rOom cars IHtot Vi
MI.llnni cla...n
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
Amusemenis.

4 SSOCIATION HALL.
"A Y. n. &. A. REtEPTJyN.
MONDAY, July H. AZ : O'"'Ork.
Views Of ihe Yosemite alley aud the ia TRES @ cslfF
nia and de-cTlptian by Prof. -edgwIek.
Muse by Prof Elder.
Menlbership ticket admits member and lady.
CEN fRAL PARK GARDEN. TONIGHT.
" IHEODORh THOMAS'~
UNRiYALED SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
,,IHls THIS ,NOSnAYl EVENING, July II ut
W, NHfmahai font,n'
Sci fFcrTOSH. MasailiellO Aiber
tDhiIErrO.
stHEkIO, suite op 1Ul Raj
MARCH
OitS4iEI. ffrpley Max Rrirh
EOMANIt Horn Ouarte ana Orchestra Dudley BucS
fit}l~ DASStgS AlfFMANDF- Bargif
eVEHft RE-. Sakuu,aa. ......... .(;adntark
POLONAlSE, etruerseo. Hcyerper
BRIDAL PRstC F~StO< "a Act Loirurriu .... ~ agf-r
WALTZ. Wiener Frpsken -. ............. -Sirauss
ONEkTU RE. Nabnrco .. .... A. ........;. Verdi
Adri. .ssion, so cents Boxes. al aad 81
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Clerk. Statesmen. SC.
Coacnnen.
DOACHMAN and GROOM or WAIIkR.-.

NJ to~n,, man Who nnierstanis the ard manage
,.,t ~ Ofses II soGi grotm. and uh'ishi'r Ivns
can furnish The very best ifietcucss Alin q" L or
.gF Ntf gy 34tA-t. cOfnei m bluu"a! IHi'' i"'
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

tT1i EAST 15TH--T. gentlemen Orly
> ligr,. pleasant ~ lNI-liEp ROOMS, chrap i"i th
: rsu4
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

5aIss bp Au1tion.
A. NVewN. Aurtouear
Rf BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co, CSC Broadway
- Bs1dss-ssalcs Of books. WORKS An. Fancy
Goods. &c.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
DF0PLT' LIVE For MBANY AND SARA

TGeA-itaves daily NJ l NJ sundays exec li'ii mum
pier = Vorfn PiNcr. f0lf pf anal g.
SPECIAL NOTICE-On -atrslsv. July J. and every sat
~ fil urf r. moi &C. she steamers 0f tis ne VII leave
m % In instead Of %. h"r tforc, ~ "Iler lu Vl
meet Aay with the sunday morning tram i'r N"""R"
and the M.zf
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NOR Rondout ard kiUs.fcn. connecll1e ,Hilh

INpE NTW HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPE i\G-
Z Field Wr'fTT MOI NrAI>- MpNTKi.Al. ans rir7
Tn~ate points. steamer fves Iecs -io d'N '~ino'
80 al I; u Ill., Tarnfvtairii st. r. rf.lc Z
i,,. WIN lera train AZ Kew Haven boaf res peck
an baggage cfScc 10 tl4
g,rrl4a,yar ami 4 CONT ST., l1WayH
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
-ast 81 le.

IHn WEST iGTu-ST T.-Comfor' .ole fur
fDD nlsLcc ROOMS 20 LIT. #itl OF W.taoa4 hoard
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
CunACHMAN- GROOM. Nc.-By a married

mn, seef 30 years, who ~ good ctaf'iah anu sil
,n s--v- h. rfv c,gntry. ard also Thoroughly unnl,
,, r,ier care OF carriages AMI harnc.s hcs
rons. Apply at CAtFENIElsS LOO "es' Al" A' V
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
DEGJfiAR Catskiil line. upthe Iprk.-Stea

DkGl LAR Catskiil line, upthe crprk.-Stedn-
Ia CT New champion and wal 'ireit 81 leave lei
Canal u. "a. fescpt -gDCasJ al =. ire, -
CONNECTING - tatss |i'h lEgIcA lc of sta-,s
hrnlgh soil to .fJ Dufhan, Mluca., ana al
points Ncsi NJ rfilc,si ratra.
SARATOGA.-Directl route. via CitizenS Line
- Feir lpafs leaving ';fV (SI:ur'aysc
c.pcl D. IRON III ~ y. T., foot 0f Lri0r-~t iN-
cfou lr.,s Ac York TO Sar t"ga and return, good %
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

4 PRIVATE FAMILY would RENT cool
a ROOMS ler Summer srr loraf on r haIlei, III
rDro~cmcr;s: term. ~. :nt's+, ncnr shave
station l.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

Il 7 I-Tf~I.l
Pare ron, = rv YORK Piilidel lia only y -. .
fnmmrncinl MONDAY, june 2s ! 70. the new a'ah'n
au rnnnaolni~ ols It@5t HOY ana 4" mum -
cf 90 Af s 4 ~ al trains VIII
Leave Sew VorA ir,m Pic :, y T. io9 oi Rector 81
a'a- For Long Branch amt RED Bank 60
qJ1 a m-rnr Eihtirl. n a. long Lranch. Tons HiNei'
MarctDwn. Vine ard AND trigrfon. 49,.
loo D. ltT 4, ladr phi Lun- Brib'h barne-d i"'A
effOn. Al stations.
40 m rxi,rass Ph'Iad auilia and Long Brinch
psrtor A.. i.,Ic.a l.uic lia on 80 D. ~ Vt ili
4l5n n f"ne Branch NDm' river aih NW'i""h.
Fiuu. n,f ii 2:tA--f- North River -, aId p M - o
S.,fp.s Tf.1n 2tfh ~ . @ 20 g i'f g. T., r. " 81
a u ari wing ni Long BI~nch u Is Returning liVe
Ion1 Diancb 1C0 arrive l-r > 800 p m Is 'i'r
an IA VI. -NFNi.-s. fien al hIlae r.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

- WEST -ST.-Iioasaut ROOMS, with
'Esp BOARD. for gentleman and WIFE "I single
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
5lcamboa.s ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat9ole
ID and Naugatuck Rsilrpadf. fae 81 steamer BklDuE n
PORT Catarine slip at II 80 and bridgeport AZ -
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

HPTU~I ION NJ T1-f* = f1fI'i1 ~
~ ALBANY and TROY landing ~ tat-kll ,'iii-i
~CHrNIFH frrm Ter -, y P, Franki1 Il. " y "a
WEDNt~DNN-. and FlIDAN-, D Z. M faie - 'ti
deck H. with betihs, 81. only - 20 70 ligrai
az reduced rates 90, D. " y, - uNN.s'.,.N'. NN.,N.
Manhattany c Al ~ Land NJ at Iona I,,ahl
hurrh p cfs Pougi keTsi,. Uhnrbtcs. Caifki Atheh
rrinrn .e..i- 81 30 NtNl OIA s.tnlr hAl
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

fE open the 5th JuH- naoItOn for 5O) eu sts
front ~ 100 feet me ar - Wlnin 2Do ti o
alt Naius Gr'a unrrIH rnrnt, haze been
made. adding O wih pr az rlr RS
" ". PALtf ri "a. Magnolia hniri, ~ An-ustin' fa
NORWOOD HOTEL. at Norwood. 20 miles
= from Nrs YOrh o.. l, Northern r. a. of Ncw Jersey
uoe OPEN NJ. ". T.. MiNSC.,. Prnrr1etrtas.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

FAMILY. consisting of gentleman ano
y W. 0!iv. W. take fno Dr flgrc BO.Hlii'S tpi-
f,e' -.fn,.c. ana ,as aii cool .~'tn io
ca 1n - minutes row. iol " iHrriyst Il-fi'- 4 rn.
g. serr. ,,l. ..t .n.f u clitss fr part, ua-
MifTR 20. 49, Pos OBJ -. J.f,e- gtr. y. =.
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fsNC pRANg ~


- AMIlNNli.if, Z. l.. NOW OPEN.
BT southern 4. l.. Of Long ashanti ii,'n le. ,T': ~
= 80 g. 90. anl go =, ii II =. % G. ". ~. ~ -'
SAND> POINT HOTEL, Sacds !piat L. J.,
- mo-, ,.-u -.,t,r .s ..aA Pea Zip o4l,
a. 33i T. H.. 800 b p. fl,i r.i fnIi ,.''
a. n. SUNDAY pe, a. e, AMI id si -. i,r y ; Do"
- ft fi q.
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eiiualiun5 tl1antr>- females.
General Hoaseyor'...
Laa1re55es.

Al-NDHkSS aud CHANhl hNDitk.- \
I,snsciAL.. N-ui.n As nfstt - g ri = nA' :.
U.f- r.-ft- .r c.u go u ~ f.lia lir. nnr 'rs ia
h, ,er b.Hf i do SUM c..- a. aofa y ~
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
NIrse5.

4 SICK ~ p~E cf many years cXpcrlenrr
n 10 ai fnas ~ cncss with rnos'l n'n'r ref '"nr
frIn n !, iDNt .DlaIs ana fsl l''-urs = l"N i-
cl.,ed i,rr.s i R-F 3oG West it-f > Roo1 is near
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
Gituntions Uautco- Males

DORTER - USEFUL MANA respectable
young w'nli like place ~ POTTER N store ol
botSl asp himself useful. ana can inri
good Ief,rrnces Apply at ODLLLo AGENCY, l0J West
3tth-st., cVlIlor Broadway
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
TO DRUGGISTS.

=. Having purchased the stock of Drugs,
together with tho furniture, &c, lately
owned by y. d. Dromgoole, aus tie SAME
stood whom tho house was closed, l offer to
dispose of an interest in tho stock to any
competent Druggist who will assume tho
management of tho business.
small outlay will make all tho needed
additions to the stock of Drugs-thc furni-
ture is ample and in good condition.
If preferred, l will soil the cntirc stock
and outfit Mt II very reasonable plice. The
druggist. Address
q. w. PIERCE,
Monroe La.
Juno II, 1874. If
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
A LHAMBlsA RESTAURANT!
Juno II, 1874.

MONROE, La, October ?, 1874,
10 my Friends and Itttroms Of Monroe and
cicinity:
tender You my sincere thanks for your
kind and libcral patronage extended here
tofore. l am now ready to reopen nv
RESTAURANT and ann prepared to serve UP in
lrst-ciasS style all kinds of Fish, Ovstcrs
CLAIMS. Shrimps, Crabbs, Gamo and every
Thing else that can be found in n tirst-class
Nestattfant. have secured tho services of
Mr. Mr.. taHeto, one of the best cooks that New
orleans ever produced, and will guarantee
sa ,, to ono and all, hoping to meet
futurC. as in tho past '' WV
Very Responsibility
GEO. c. ENSSNINSER.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
A VALUABLE COTTON PJ,ANrA.
rION FOR SALE OR RENT.

This plantation, situated in Morehousc
PARISH, four miles mort least of Oak Ridge
and known MS tho Gardner place is one OF
the most desirable plantations in that
desirable section. Tho place contains eight
hundred acres, of which three hundred
and fifty acres are cleared, and under fence,
with tho necessary iinpr 'vements thereon
for their cultivation. This place is for sale
cheap, ana on accommodating terms. If
not sold, 1t will bo leased for one, or more
years on liberal conditions. For further
Ridge or ID. G. Morgan, ut B:.strop, More
house parish, or $. ID. McEnery ut Monroe
La, or \. V. Gardner. Scllu Ala.
November, Is, 1874. 2mn.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
4Nmaehita Teleg raph.
INTERESTING CASE OF ARSON.

The accused in the case chronicled
below by the New Orleans Times is
the same Lou Dudley, a woman or
ill fame, who was charged with Offer
ing to sell the election returns of De-
Soto for 81 900. The returns were never
produced.
Yesterday evening at five O'Clock,
Lou Dudley was arraigned before Judge
Staes, Second Municipal police court,
on charge Of arson, in having on the
night Of January LIST, 1875, set fire to the
house corner of Customhouse and Bur-
gundy streets, which resulted in its
total destruction. The charge was
made by Officer l.. Sherman, Third
Precinct, from information received.
Messls. Gastinel and Smith for the
defence, B. r. Forman, ESQ, on behalf
of the State.
Sixteen witnesses were examined the
majority of them being firemen, who
explained the condition Of things in
and around the premises when they
arrived on the scene.
John Donovan testified that he, in
company with Officer Sherman, ran
e into the house shortly after he saw the
fire bursting from the windows, and
found strip ofcarpeting in LOUIS room
saturated with coal oil also five
gallon oil can almost empty.
49, Nancy Williams states that about
March, 1873, at which time she was in
LOUIS employ, Lou had said that she
proposed" to insure her furniture for
four thousand dollars, and offered wit
ness $500 if she would set the place on
fire. On cross examination witness
acknowledged that she had conversed
~
on the subject on the day she was
was corroborated by Kate Miller.
Ed. Atkinson, colored, testified that
on the night of the LIST of January about
an hour previous to the fire, Lou Dud-
ley, Annie Johnson, Senator
and a young man who called him Pa,
had left the house in a carriage to get
supper; witness riding on tho box with
the driver. That they first drove t.
Richelieu's and found that the employ
ees had gone home; from there they
proceeded to "John's," where they
were when the fire was discovered.
Annie Johnson's testimony was essen
tally the same.
Several witnesses neighbors then
testified that they had seen the carriages
and occupants leave the house at the
time mentioned.
Owing to the non-appearance of some
of the defendants witnesses, the case
was continued until to-day at . p. M,
and the accused placed under $4,000
bonds to appear. The necessary securi-
ty not being forthcoming, Lou was
compelled to accept the security afford
eel her in the Parish Prison. The trial
closed with binding Lou over in S. 200
bond.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
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FOR 1874.
autiJMLIy Illustrates

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
A POSTOFFlCE STORY.

Mr.. John IL. lIallett, one of the old
est public servants in the New York
postofice, remembers that in 1885 !,
young woman used to call every week
for Il letter addressed HMiSS Mary H.
Russell, Postottice." The regularity of
her visits, and ter apparent unwilling
ness to give any account OF herself,
elected much curiosity among the
clerks, but their inHuiSitivneSs was
never gratited. Years passed away
and gray hairs appeared on the woman's
head, but she made her calls as regular
AS ever, and the expected letter was al
ways waiting for her. Nearly ten
years have elapsed since her last visit,
but the letters still come addressed % hrr
name, although the intervals hctwccn
them are longer than in the old time
These letters have, of course, been
opened, but they contain no clue to the
identity OF either the writer or the
recipient. Each contains i 81 bill with
few lines of writing to say when the
next remittance would be made. No
address, no date, no signature. The
handwriting is that of Il man appar-
emily feeble with age, and another let
ter with the usual SuperScription is ut
present writing, lying unopened at the
postoffice. Mary II. Russell, an elderly
woman ten years ago, is probably dead
The letters with their contents are sent
to Washington, but no one can guess
who the anonymous writer is who SO
faithfully maintained his corrcspon-
dence. Post0ffices are essentially pr,,c-
teal places, but little bits of romance
may sometimes be found even in their
history.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22

Speaking of the Presidents message,
The New York Herald says: Alas! is
there no ingenuity in the world? Can
not some tyrant find Il new pretext?
Life was unsafe in Rome also. Between
the prescriptions on one side or the
other no one was safe, and that was
why the man Gin whom there were
many Mariuses" had to put all under
his foot and have his own way. 1t was
the same in Paris also; and Louis
Napoleon turned out an Assembly only
tto save society,""
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22

Monsieur Martin, a French engineer,
has invented a machine for recording
votes. BY means of some automatic
continuance each vote is registered and
the total counted. The record is shut
out from view ofthe officials who count.
and forces them to honesty. They
must agree with the registering ma
chine or they have miscounted. Now
let us have an importation of these in
corruptihle automatic before the great
contest of '76 comes on.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
RTTHHEK.S NOTICE.

Mr.. n. Klein begs leave to inform his
friends ana former customers that he will
reopen his Market House on the Sth of
september, and every morning following
he Will always keep on hand the best Beef
tho country affords, and also Mutton and
Fork. when it can be bought. Every effort
Will be made by the undersigned to accom-
MEDIATE his customers, hoping liberal
share OF tho public patronage.
Sept &, fS73.-tf n. KLEIN.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-01-22

Texas has, in years past, certainly
consumed enough of Western Pork, but
this season there are reported several
shipments of hogs from San Antonio to
st. Louis.