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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-22
$50. MOORE'S $50,
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES y!

FEHHE introduction Of this most beautiful and eminent
~ practical machine will bring JOY and badness to
the hearts of country-women throughout The land
1t pronounced by the best Judges to be henost SIM
pie, practical and durable machine now before the
public, and the desirable for family USE being re-
liable and ACCURATE on ALL KINDS OF WORK using any
size and kind of theard from No s to POO Tt viii sew
with equal facility the thickest and thnest goods used
in family. We enumerate a few Gifts supefiOr advun
tages.
st 1t makes the strongest most elastic and durable
stitch of any sewing machine yet made.
I'd 1t has the and RELIABLE FEED ever con
struced, and does not break needles
Sd 1t sews from two common spools WITHOUT RE-w1Np
ING, and sews perfectly with silk cotton thread on all
kinds of goods
4th 1t uses oil on TOP thus preventing the DANA
ging of goods.
9Th. It runs with great ease. and very quietly.
9th 1t can be understood and operated WITH VERY LII
TIE instruction.
18th In beauty ofdesign and perfect machaHism it can
not be exceed.
Sth 1t combines durability simplicity and PRACTICABLE.
ity TO greater degree than any other machine eXant
9Th. 1t is sold for the low price of $50.
We shall be happy to show you machine lit all times
at the well known DryGoods House of our OLD friend
Marx Texas Street Shreveport La. All those who wish
to obtain good sewing machine we hope an trust will
give call and for themselves before looking else
where w J. SMITH, General Agent
March q For Northern Louisiana Ind Texas
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REMOVAL.
N@- The undersigned having removed the
- Boot and Shoe Store, under his
sfss1 Y " management, from the corner of Tex
~s14A9AAN5 and Market Street to the corner of
MARKET and MILAN Streets opposite the Citizens Bank
requests his friends to continue their patronage the
new store His stock viii at all times be found ample
and complete, and his prices as low as the lowest
S H. PARSONS
Shreveport Feb =, 156l-f
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.1g~FAIL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
WINTER

Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT,
wGaF Has Just received per steamers Era No A. ~ n
%5S Fleta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue and [arkin "
@a> Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu-
rers selected person expressly for the Shreveport
ket, and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies, men and bows
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery,
Queensware, etc. etc, to all of which the
attention Of my old patrons and thepublcs solicited
nOv2 A WINTER
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oVTNT IDS. HaTntSs ana NVIt LGuTNtT.
In addition to the above, receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
of our young is III the cast busiv engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this
ke and we wn few days be in receipt fthem
and those goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them call. WALTERS & ELDER.
ShrnEannrt Fob % 1870
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IRON FENCING!
TIME undersigned having made arrangements with the
manufacturers, are prepared to order every de-
scrpton Iron Fencing, suitable for enclosing build
ngs gardens cemetery lots, etc. also Iron Ratings.
for galleries and balconies which viii be sold at MANU-
FAcTURERs' PRICES adding transportaton.)
Purchasers are invited to call and examine the various
styles, at the Southern Marble Works of
W HEC0Y & Co,
Corner of Texas and Edwards Streets
Shreveport March 27-tf
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Before taking new method of dstillng Ai, ni S ny
producing delicious, celebrating splI ,. G ,srstsn
infaHblc remedy for renoyating the dtseaseais
restoring the sick, suffering and de1In'''s
Lnalth md strenntn. anil
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READ THIS!

- Sold ~ Druggists generally.
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GUN POWDER.
MANUFACTURED BY
DUPONT DENEM0URSE & Co.
u. vi. Nichols, Agent, Shreveport, La
A FULL assortment of this celebrated Gun Powder
"A comprising all the various grades of Rife Ducking
Cannon Musket and Blasting; in assorted packages
now IN Magazine and for sale at manufacturers prices
Office on the levee F'
HANlNG recently erected suitable Fire Proof Mag
azine, am prepared to furnish storage for Powder
to those desiringit. NOV Is G. NJ. NICEOIS
FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GUNS.
a LA la 81 assortment OF superior Guns of English
celebrated manufacturers, and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS H. NORRIS DRUGGIST
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LEEDS, FOTNnRY.

CORNER OF DELoRD AND FouRCHE STREETS
NEW ORR FANS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

PRAYER ron THE PEEsIDEET.-We OBJ
served at the Episcopal church we attended on
Sunday. that in the prayer for the President,
the officiating clergyman cut down The words
afhe President Of The United States and all
o;bers in authority into "tbe President aud
all others in suthority.H The change lie deeid-
edly a j~udieious one under the present state OF
pubHe affairs it leaves each ~supphaBt to add
sfter aghs President the words "of The Con-
fsdsrate States,' or COT he United ststss,D
a. he shall think best. The incident reminds
,s az a common circumstances during The at
tempt that vas made in England after the rev.
~o,utlop there 10 dsthrons william III, and re-
/ store The heir OF the STARTS, EhO was styled
the Defender, to he throne Of bic ancestors.
It was the custom in families, on the removal
Of The cloth after diHner, to propose the health
OF the king. As lasre we're often present on
such occasions sdhsFsnts Of both parties, 70
prevent collision, it was a frequent practice to
/ give the following toast
0caa rl,ss ID. kinef God tiess ne faiths defender
cod hiess. No harm SO D . ina he uretsnder.
But who preiender. and wlo Ri -
cd biess us ~sll-ihats quite aaoihcr thins.'
So we can pray for tie President, but who il
the President We pray for sis quite anOthe,
thiug."
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Clark s. FUggeP'S
O OIL.



sole PEO DEiotoE8 -.
TURz Hs-dschs. Eararae. T-oaibaels. 30 thrss m.u-
utrss H-heumstisms G uzhs. EeuEafzia. C5Is. Err
sipelass Bronchlts, DFEuersia Cole Cr1uu4. 1Eramaf
Eyes. Chronic 6sre Egrs. sore TuraEf. Gus. Brlus,
brusea 6DraluE, Culuuel Hauds. Piles TIraHs. ufar-
raes, Buai5us. C8rps. Fros-ed Feet Defines. on
41res. s re Breast, sare Nipples, E1dId Heas. aIu--
E9rm, Tstter. snake Bites. SPIDER BITES. Dos BITES Rsf
Bites The world IS chsli ruged r1~ ia eeuaI Co.. ses1s
AMI Burns. To cures 6Cratcles -E llrses. -ure FHrs ua
lorses, sprains, SwinneVs Poll Esil. FsfH.a. ssf1- End
harness Calls, fresh Wcuula sr sueUlr-. and is fn1
best EnQEa remedy 20 srpIy % trnlrr-foatr1 hr-ass from
fgander-taEe ~ the feet aud bahe well shout DO frog
Of Tie foot. Cures all cutEUeous disFl-es Oh lsl or
beast.
Eo0ne medicine can cure in an eases be- We c1assas
mere real proof Of The FtrtEs % AUbrlslaI UU 1u Ia
healing proDeriesf FROM Responsible men. who are Stove
bei-g bought, Tran can be- prodlced f0r afy Uh-r u-il-
cine.
We % not assert e eure reverv rzIai7 d. aHI.a ne
human family are subject bet what are proclaim a-ril
su1stEnI o. BY living witnesses The 40 hrr-a. uI sa
e NasrViile preparation aUl sold thr-uchrCl me eHIf1
an 89uil-Eest BY ala cool trrEfiss 1ud general lral
ere. The soufh may be- testify proua aaat Dr. Ca-s
prsdu-ed q really Eorly mstilla-. uhiea 81 bond %
drive sut mu-a % the ~orhiss iagr-si u.sl With
which TIE country E a1oIsi.
Please cai a. sur omsr. uhers We viii tale psss1rU
Ia slsUilE letters AMI rrtfmaaiaIs t-s uuuzra1s 10 80
forth in he form % sn stv-rt sal-1t. sine CO uhicl
oome from physicians lu high sariiEr Eha are using 10
10 lhs2r uracuce, o. they state, ulth ma-veIlus Chests.
We challenge The world 20 urudac- s. remedy 30 speedy
and eu-ctuaI il its healing pFoperti-s.
- Read the evidence Of the virus % Cara B F1l-
iers Aubrasial Oh. rvidsncs 20 uuthsutIc zuf ulm
persons whose word and standing are IueurdadlabIs.
kead and be c1uvuacd.
CLARK. GKEGORT & co.
Sole Propri-t1rs. Nashville, Tenn.
For sale By n. c. GATCH 81 son
Aai 81 Memphis truzEiSu -s2s-dsuIyis
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B-ELLIGERENr n AeuEoUs.-Jehn HUFF
had a quarrel on Saturday with a msn on a
aat-bOat; they both got too boiling not to run
over, and a fight was The consequence. The
deck Of a hSt-boat isI narrow stage for "deses
Of dreadful note,S such as the two heroes were
bent on Perpstrsting, and accordingly, while
they were elenehed in tight but not amicsbls
embrace, they fell into the water. eye gods
and little fishes" but that was a splash On
reaching the bank, courage had MATERIAL sfsr-
vesesd. The recorder fined the HuFy man,
who could not pay, and has to atone for the
two crimes Of berOism and baptism BY thirteen
days labor Oh the ehain-gsng.
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Fa-sIga Marlsl. y Tslssraph.

~IIEERPooL, Apr 3-Cottsn-ths sales Of cotton for
asnd,y sHd tuesday were loo bales. 81 which spssu-
Iaiers took 1000. Ths holiday Of ms previous Saturday
producing cuisines, ne market generally was IN.
charged. II ssne s.sss prices were carrier, but quota
tiors remained unchanged.
Manchester sevises unfsvOrsbis. Tbs stieu mArke.
generally clssed stssdy.
Estimated saes e oltiou on he day Of the steamers
sailing 5000 bales.
The market ior Suaadstuas and proTislsns generally
closed dull. Previous Quotations were barely sustained.
LONDON, April a.-cOnsols for money dcsiat sIS@
SIX for account sIKGeiN.
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SPECIAL NorIcE.-We have been requested
By the nsws sgsnt on the Memphis and
Charleston and Mississippi Central railroads
to request persons at the different stations
along those roads to ascertain among them
selves, before the arrival Of the trains, the
number OF papers the crowd wants, and place
the money to pay for then in the hands OF one
person, who can receive The papers and dis
tribute them to al who wish to purchase. The
demand for the papers is so great that the
nswsboys find il. impossible, in the short space
Of time the trains remain at a station, to sup
ply al who want to purchase BY delivering a
paper to each separately, receiving the msney,
making change, etc. By adopting the plan
above suggested, all may be supplied without
failure.
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arom: Eur0ps--ArrlvaI q bod

Later from EurOpe--ArrtvRI of the
Steamship Fulton.
NEW YoEK, April 15.-The steamship Full
ton arrived here to-day from Southampton,
With Liverpool dates 70 the Sd ~
IfvKEroor, April She Austrian GsKstte
says that upward Of one hundred and Fifty
Hungarian volunteers have gJne to Naples.
Tue Duke OF Newcastle has been appointed
governor-general OF India
The situation OF Austria 10 Italy is alarm
ing, and makes trade in France stsgnant.
The emperor Of Austria had rejected the
programme OF the Hungarian leaders, and IN
tends abiding bY the reforms already granted,
and will receive the ambassadors Of the king
Of Italy.
1t is Iumored that Garabaldl has requested
his officers 70 assemble in a fortnight. Carl
baldi aad Emmanuel held a conference at
Genoa on the %. The Russian Cars eonceg-
sionB were unsatisfactory. Tbs military were
still conc sntrating.
The steamship America. from New York,
arrived at Queenstown On the ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

A PILE OF NUIsAscEs-We have been re-
peassdly requested to call the attention Of the
chief OF police to the condition Of Huling
street, between Main and Shelby. We are In
formed that all sOrss Of trash, Including empty
oyster cans, broken stove pipes, roots Of trees,
tho debris Of stable yards and back lots, and
such like n~aisaness, are daily and nightly emp
tied into the street, thss obstruesing the free
passage Of the anne, and rendering foot pro-
gress a task OF danger as we'll as annoyance.
There is at this time, and has been for months,
a pils-or rather . moantHin-of coal ashes,
and coke right IN the middle Of the street near
Shelby. We therefore, at the request OF
some Of the residents in that neighborhood,
urge upon the chief OF police the justice and
Importance OF having thsss nuiSaness SLATED
forthwith.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

RIGHT TO A HAIR.-Ws heard on the street
yesterday, OF a project to raise a home military
company OF elderly men, none Of whom should
have - hair on the top OF his head, in the
place where the wool ought to grow" The
brave spirits who bad entered their names, had
already adopted the name OF "Ths Memphis
Bald Eagles.v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

MURDER.-The -Rrgas says A man named
John Gran was murdered in Chelsea last Sat-
urday night, as be was returning to his wife
aud children, being suddenly struck on the
head with a heavy plank. He was found lying
on the ground, with bis pockets turned inside
out, showing that plumber had been the object
OF the murdsrers. He was conveyed home,
snd fingered till nine o'clock yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

STEALING MENPHIs BANK BULLs.-The New
York papers mention the arrest there Of John
W. Gurlsy, for stealing from Geo. W. Bowen,
Of Wall stree, twenty thousand dollars in
notes OF the broken Mechanics bank Of Mem
phis. They we're stated 10 be worth five hun
dred dollars.
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Business Aatl1ss.

Ca The attentio Of the readers II the
AyrrsL is dirseied 70 he advertisement Of @. ".
JONES s 90 Whsiss.e Druggists, No. a2s Main
street. aplsfs
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COMMITTED FOR TKIAL.-Charlea W. Bur
ton was charged before Esquire Horne, yes
terday, with killing Susan Striker, by shooting
her in the breast with a pistol, when she in
terisTed while be was qusneling with bis wife,
on a hat-boat on Wolf river. After hearing
he evidence, the magistrate held him Tor trial
in tie criminal court in fifteen hundred dollars
bail. Not being able to give it, be was COM
ni;ted to Jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

No Notwithstanding Nesler tenants a
hatboat, and there be tried "to turn an honest
penny" by selling liquor without alicsnse; for
thus seeking to gain a living, and poison his
tsIlOw-ereature, without due satisfaction OF
law had and paid for, be was yesterday snsd
ten dollars BY the recorder.
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Gommsrtial 1latters.
WEEKLY REPORT on TIE MARKET.
ssaunHns ss.S sssrsArs r1sHpsE.

sqannNHs sssN rsx ssseHASTs E1sHsseF.
MxaPHu April 70.
tfEorE4Fhs s~usisiioss sIven 50 ne thiowihs re-
vi,w, Il nHst Be snd,rsissd, srs wholssals Priess,
szssps vhsrs oshorwiss noslesdi aaA shst In all esses
in the hains Of snail srdsrs, higher .rLtss VIII y
shArEsa.1
Tht intense political e1oitansnt ineidantfo ne sur
ring event, q TIE pa,i week. nadsd to TIC generally IN
favorssls shsraeler o. the weather, bal bad = depres'-
ing innneues u9an nearly al branshes Of trade. TAs
money market continues quiet. The offerings Of nf''
slsss paper are limited, and As ous backs and bankers
are taxing uothIngtsIsw thst standaid. q e'urss there
IL very little doing IL The Discount line. II is probable.
bowsrer, that nonsg for Al short tine passr win rule
comparatively sa,y shroushoui she SIMMER, er sc long
as our banks rsmssn in a STATE o. auspons.os; yst Re
mltiAness, beh North and soufa, viii be nsae viii
ainculiy. As exchange will uadoubtrdiy rue scarce and
high. Tbs incidents Of Friday sndss'urday At Charie'-
toa. have caused a further ADVANCE in the rate o. eastern
szchargs, and 70 now quote . arm market At Sper cent
prsmiua on New Ysrh, with very little onsrnR. Get
sea has beon slew Of sale throughout the week. and
prices have szperisneed an irregular decline q
Corn was very suH euriHE The early part Of The week
bal rallied toward the cisss, and IL now arm At 40 ad-
vance q asRsc p babel. Flour Is quiet and ~
changed, uhiis hay and eats are IN better demand, win
an upwsrd tendency in prices Coffee has Improved \
aSe, and sugar and nolassss are arm and up'hansed'
Meats Of III kinds are IN ssassss Sls demand at former
aSurss, Win good supplies on The market. Tobacco Is
ativs ard advancing.
Reports from the country Represent %ylantiRr opera
( ons a. progressing very fsTorably. In many localities
there are good stands Of corn, and should the Wsather
prove frvorsble GOTTEN phntinE win prosrsIs rssidiy
during the present week.
RECEIPTS OF LEADIEs ARTICLES FOR THE.PAsT
WEEK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

CErHISAL CoURT. The Encouragement
was occupied yesterday in msking out bills Of
exception in cases OF appeals to the supreme
court. Active business will be resumed to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

VAsRANcT.-The vagrant law, in the hands
OF DR.. Dickinson, is making sure work with a
set Of vagabOnds that have long haunted Mem
phis like birds Of prey. Yesterday he sent to
he chain gang for twenty-thrss days, William
O'Brien, alias Red, who has been hanging aus
piciously about the steamboats, without doing
a thing to earn an honest living.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

RAJ EsrATE sALE.-It will Ls seen that
on Thursday MSnsarrat, DuPrss & Co., will
sell several desirable business lots, situated on
Main street, a square or two north Of the Over
ton hotel. This property, we Srs informed,
belongs to q new resident and n be sold,
although the finances are that it wi. bring
hslf Of it's value, in consequences Of ~ war
Ike appearance Of Thugs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

n. B.-Us hold all or stocks and bonds as perma-
merit Investments, and the present prices should not be
considered Is = proper standard for their real value,
but preferriEg 10 eoHform strictly 70 the requirements
81 the law, have quoted them Al the lowest cal. prices
At the date q statement, which makes difference Of
8~h.-Amoant ofIIa5iIitses due and not due
70 banks and cher erediturs.....-..-. iAs5a78
sh.-Losss adjustea and due. unpaid be-
sause q aoulest amoDg cred
1919
Tth.-Lssses abused and not
i0.2S.s3
81 -Lssses edjusied-"-..---. 3ste9-63
sh Loser in suspenae. waiting further proof, none
except what are resisted On The ground Of fraud
and hot allowed.
10Th An other clsima against the company There
are some unsettled claims.
ilth The greatest amount insured in any enc risk:
me general rule Of the company Is, not L. 10 ex-
eeed 80, 900 en- any one risk.
l3th.-The greatest amount allowed By the rule Of the
eomPsny 70 be insured IN any sne city, town or
village, depending upon It's size and hsw built
i3-rhe greatest amount allowed 70 BE- IL any one
bleek, depends upon IL extent and construction.
l&th.-rho act Of Incorporation Of the compauy Is tie
J. s. CARSON President.
wv. l. BENT, Secretary.
FrsarieE o.uaiy. IS
J. S. Carson. President. and Wm. L. Bent. Secretary
This day personally appeared before the subscriber. :
Jsstiss Of tao Psass, 10 and Tor said county, in the state
Aforesaid, and made oath that the annexed statement Is
true AZ sh0Wd BY the books and papers MED In the once
Given under ny hand tails I1th day q February, 1881.
J. R. BROWN, ). ?.
STATE or VIRGINIA.
FredricE County. :"
T. J. @. Risly, CLERK OF the county court o. Fredritk
county, in tie State aforesaid, Co hereby certify that J
z Brown, before whom the foregoing andavit wa
made, Is a Jusucs % the Peace in aad fer said county
duly o2mmissioned and sworn. ami that 10 All bis acts
A. such, full faith and credld are due aud Of rigth ought
70 Be given, a. we'll in courts Of justice As thereout.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto sHbscrbsdea
nay name, and d1ed The seal Of said county, this I1th
day Of Peerusry, 1851, aad in the ssh year otthe con-
nouWealth. J. C. RELY, O.. O.
'TA1r S ST Eiaee osasiy. l..
l. Robt. B. wolfe, Notary Pebble in and FOR the county
Dc hereby certify that 7 have examined Asd
with the foregoing statement, the bonds.
Of STOCK, uortEAEes, ETC., belonging TO the
InsuraDss Company Of the Valley OK Virgins, aSd nud
them 70 e~orresP5nd herewith And 90 further GER
lily that me value adlred 10 each 10 correct. 50 far - I
an Eoie 70 dstermine from q~ustatices and other reliable
sources o. inior1zat0n, sud that tue MORTGAGES are on
property 81 dsubls the value Of the dests secured
HEREBY.
In %testimsny vhsreof, I have Aereuuto Subscribed my
name, and aGrsd ny notorial sal, at the town Of Win
chester, Va Fektuary 1tth, 1881.
ROBr. 7. WOLFH, Notary PabIie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

NETTING OF The BoAkD OF MAYOR AND
ALDERMEN.-There will be a meeting Of the
board OF mtyOr and aldermen to-day, at two
o'clock, P. X. Let every member be in attend
grce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

RoWDYIsM-Oa SATURDAY. evening, six or
seven young men, among whom was Dan
Mcdonald, a member Of FIRE company No. 9,
went into the grocery Of Mr.. Newman, at the
corner Of Third and Jackson streets, and asked
for whisky. He informed them that be did
not keep a saloon and was not licensed to sell
liquor al retail. They swore they would have
some and set on to seize what they chose in
he store. They cut a cheese, took a box OF
cigars, threw the weights about among the
goods and did other mischief. Mcdonald is
the only one that has been arrested at present.
lie was fined ten dollars by the recorder, and
ten dollars By ESQ. Horne, on a State warrant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

RACE HoRsEs.-Tbe following horses arrived
here BY stesnbost yesterday, to be in readi-
ssss for The approaching races; Laura Faris,
Idle WTd. Molly Jackson and Lsdv Suffolk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

SELLING ETo HoUKs.-For selling liquor
later than the hour allowed by ordinance, Pat
Riley and Mary Lyder were, yesterday, each
dned ten dollars by the recorder. Late liqaor
selling " doR't pay"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

A GREAT CHANcE.-McFaddeh Of 299 Main
and variety goods in lots to suit purchasers, on
terms unusually advantageous. See bis ad-
rorlisement in another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

NEW YoRK, April I5-AdVlees from San
Domingo say the republic has surrendered. It
surprised he people, and e was limited that a
bloody rstribution will take place. Tue En-
glish and French c'hsuls protested. Our rep
resentRtiye made no move.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

i- WefrtquentlY receive marrisge notices,
unaceompanied with the name OF the writer.
We wish 20 remind al persons that we cannot
publish such notices, without a responsible
name is sent US.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-16

REcoRDEK's CoURT.-At this court yestsr-
day there were twenty cases seven persons
were sent to the chain gang, ssvsnty-thrssdol-
Iars Uere eoIlerfed